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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10

PRoLAPsIs UTERY, or Falling Of the Womb OF
five years standing, cured by DR.. Cuysotts Extract
of Yellow Dock and Sarsa parila. after eyery Other
known remedy mas been tried without relief.
WASHINGTON, o., Feb, ISIo.
This ceHlfes that my wife, aged 27 years, has
been suffering under the above COMPLAINT for k,s
yearS-nearly all Of that time confined TO her bed
have Tor four years constantly employed the best
medical talent that could be procured in this Sec
ton Of the country. without any benefit whatever.
have also purchased every instrument recommen-
ded for the cure OF such disease all of which pro>
we'd worthless
In the spring Of Is4S | was induced hy my
| friends to try Dr. Guysotts Yellow Dock and Saf
sanarilla, which was used for four months After
she had used ii for about four week, itwas evident
10 all that she was improving, and from this time
she improved rapdly,an gained flesh and strength
until the disease entirely removed, and she is
WIN MONFORT.
We being neighbors of Julia and VIM. MoLfort,
know that the above Statement as TO the sickness
of Mrs. Monfort, and as TO the cure being effected
by GuysotF's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, 10 be
strictly tue. JANE EDDY,
SARAH POWERS.
IT None genuine unless put up in large bottles;
containing quart and name OF tho Syrup blown in
the glass, with the written signature, S. +. Ben
nett, on the outside wrapper.
u Price 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for So.
Soldby y. PARK, Cincinnati o.,
Northeast torRef of Fourth and WsInu, streets
entrance on Walnut st.-to whom all orders must
be addressed
AGENTS--P. P. Greene. " SAWYER, Keroshs
$ ]. Johnson. Racine; c. g. Mccullough JAMES
vllle Clark 4 IehusoR. Milwaukee, 3nl-2s.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
COFFENS! COFFENS
AUCTION SALE

AtOFFINS constantly on hand and made to order.
q w. II. SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
$1,000

Worth Of Ready Made Clothing,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, dc
THE undersigned has on hand very large and well
eced assortment Of the above named necessary arti
ces which must be sold IaaEDIATrLy, and viii be sold il
a very short time for CuSh.
CYRUS BRIGGS
Kenosha, Dec. 20, 1850 20
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10

vEyE Subscriber will attend to the sale b. Auction
Real Estate, and all kinds of Merchandise Furniture
and kinds Personal Property, at his establishments on
Main opposite kes & Euens Store or at Other
places, rs his scry ices may be required. -
W, II, SCOTT,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
CHEESE!

n HAVE over one Ton Of nice York State Cheese, on
consignment, for sale, al the Warehouse of +. = H.
X Elkins- in this city ORSON BROOKS.
Kenosha, Dec. IL. 50. IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10

The \. Y. Independent announces that Rev
b Geo. d. Cheevcr, ID. D., Of the Church of the
Purltans, will hereafter be stated contributor
for ns columns, over known signature. DR..
'lhecver is well known in the religious and liz
'arsry world and will add further inducements TO
p';rorlze the Independent.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
FOR SAKE

FOR SAKE.
S EVEN Acres of Land. about 80 rods west of the Co
- poration line The Lot is enclosed and under GUILTY.
ton and has on it small dwelling, fruit trees, we'll &c.
Enquire at the City TLeasurers Office CITY iall) Is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10

Das.je, NebSier.-Mr. Webster attended by
the .iIsycr4nda committee of reception, proceed
ed to the Governors room, in the City Hall, at
II o'clock, TO receive the welcome of the Union
Committee. lie spoke about ten minutes in re-
Ply. ~ the same Gme no< hundred yards dis
tsnt man was or trial ioE his liberty, arrested
under Mr.. Webster's pet Fugitive Slave Law
y. , EueG;,g Post
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10
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Disasters on the Lakes.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of the 28th
ult. published detailed statement of marine dis
ssters and losses on the Lakes during the season
Of 1850 The list is formidable one, both as
TO the amount of property damaged and the num-
Der Of lives lost. Ten Steamboats,, one Propel-
Ter and tweny-one sail crafts have gone entirely
out of existence. The total loss of life has been
three hundred and ninefy:fre, of which $50 are
set doWn TO the account of the steamer G.. p.
Griffith, burnt off Fairport; IS to the steamer
Wayne, which exploded and sunk off Black Riv-
er; and 80 to the British Steamer Commerce,
sunk off Canada shore-all these on Lake Erie
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10

TIC Wnlworth County Temperance Society
'3ed meeting at Geneva, Dec. 18th at which
the following officers were elected for the en-.
enlng year: Wyman Spooner President; ], C
Mills and f. X. Phoenix, Vice-Presidcnts P
tie'Ie7 Secretary A. Angel, Treasurer S D
Hastings DR.. Bradway and Dea. Britton, Elk
.ecutye Committee
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10

ENHOSE who wish the "Beautiful" impressed UT
the Furnished Silver, and 50 rendered unchangt
able Friend will please give Mr.. w. cal.
December 8.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-10

Ths Bcloit Journal, in an article on the In
teFest Law, says: "If we had healthy banking
system ia Wisconsin, interest could never aver
age anything like it does now
Fa-haps nOt But there are other and weight
ner reasons for the high interest the people have
70 pay. Wes:iGak if the people wonld buy less,
or sell mere; that is, live within their incomes,
interest ot'd not only not average anything
like what II Gees now" but would step out al
togethsF-be no ,rhere-Free Dem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-26
Embryo Presidents,

correspondent Of the Journal Of Co,awe-es
gives the following description of the Distinguish
ed members Of the cous. martial recently con.
yeIed for the trial Of Gen Talco,.:
| The presiding officer is Gen Twiycs, n .arr,
stout man, Who may be sixty years old, with M,
open honest eountenahce, approaching srernnes.
ye' rather ihs severity Of the soldier than Of the
man His sandy hair is comted up h mint.
meeting on the top of his head On his rlrGt ,,,,
Gen Wool, man Of more slender frame: with
n"'innc very emphatic about him, though a true
and tired soldier, as the tcriot- "f B,.i,. Vista
proved Next III rank. Oh the left of tho pre,i
dent, Is Gen PeTsiier +. Smith. who commanded
~ Cohtrsras aud gained So distinguished a name
/" "e Mexican campaign. Unlike some vi his
c"iieasues, he IL a well educated man. having
graduated at Princeton college and become. /
think, practcing lawyer He has fine couv,
t9nnnce, an erect, though not tall person. aud
| sandy hair tiendlng into grey On the righ, Of
! WOOL I'D tie descending line Of rank may DO
seen Gen Riley who lead the way in the thick.
est OF those murderous fights that took place be.
tween Puebla and Mexico He is snid always I,
be ready for the most desperate service. Yet bs
c"uh'enahce lhcllnes to a serious aud bepevvlencs
than q harsh and severe exprrssibr On tse left
oi Zen Smith is Gen. Gibson, chiefly detinpui,b-
ed in the war Of 1872, but for many Yeats con.
nected wi h the subsistence of department Hs
- The oldest looking MN on the bench" Col.
"albeck excepted, having the appearance Of ad
'"ncri cecrepl'ude, which to the always looks
IN ongenial with broad and brilliant epaulettc,
and iaclngs. Mex, 10 him is the Inspector Ger.
Churchill, II fine looking man Generals To,,cn
ana Chllds also nre members, and Coonels
Aoert. Crane and Psmp,on The Youngest Of
the generals present (Childs) has been IN ,oms
dozen or tif cen baths
Seldom has such on array Of hard fphters
oeen con7oked on court martial Yet they
look Ike company Of peaceable old gentle
men and would, look more so if not d.essed in
tull uniform, the yellow aud white double en-
aHlette' distinguishing thrit respective innss OF
general md colonel. Judge Advocate Lee, of
the Virginia black Lees" Is in semi.uniform n,
Is the accused, who without his sword and en-.
auIettes sits at small separate table oppo.iis
the president, and in the rear Of the Judge Adj
vocate, who directly faces the president. On the
o'her side Of the table sits Mr. Carlisle. the
counsel of Gen, IAlcott Gen Talcott. like most
OF The officers present is large, ford, healthy
man, looking not unlike Gen Hull in his Younger
davs
The pay Of the members is one dollar per
day during the Continuance Of the trial. II il
worth that TO wear their curnbrous uniforms ,his
hot weather
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-26

! Ia. ,n,;, Mn, ,,, 49,
nnJJens ho. c,,, - p',,"I puI'Sn' o' an A'nd' Z"
,tL,t..a I..,e, ~, " ou 1'heu @ Jus' r'1h'' For
,n1 ,h..,, o,,;,' :, w. "iu'" apt 10 ury II up
S,,,. ~ - " :. "o' o'He 4u'e enough, 1t :
! knnw' ''''e''' anu ''''' 7P"es H. S"U
'IL,r r,. ,.,,
Wal thai .,'n,rd! nanI ,i",a ~, h,
vo,r or.,' y, ~ p'"u' eooi ueai on 'he neat oil
do To- l,Yv. !, i, ~" I,,,,, "o' o'e"' ""i
50 very hot vLy youI o :" "''
| it in longer 'e''''''' W 'e"'e
| .Weu how c,n Toll ,,r,,i, .h,,,,;,r
'Why. alvay. IT,, ,o,, IN "JI; ,I;,'r
done. that. ,h, safest w,r ",t ,,'" 'I, &c
have em b,keI exac,,v ,;,,,, IT," 1870 p'''' |"
tant IN all kind. ~ h,L;n,Nc,i.o. ~ ia'p'I t,
pudJens and rya,, ,I,in,,",a r. J'.'u'
ciscly lone, .nough me, ;a,, III, c Pue P'
don't seem 70 bay, On, sSs,..,, ., all ,h,', -
b,kin' On. ,;,,, I'LL 49, ~ -. ro'u, .''e"
crsp and then ar;n ,,,y;ii b., ~ ,iaai. " ~ "
eat. Np,hinp hurts ny r.sl;,s 90 - ~ ~ W
things orar,inu, mr. si,ci. ha,,,s - -. w
'tother dov. Iorrv IN. girI .bn, Vi.s PHI. ~!
charged YESTERDAY co,po r;,bin =, 600 =,
nv bread bprn IN Al, hao,, ,r.n -. I'm "
mint. and what should sbs 10 b,, co ,aa,,,G.,
wood into the stove n, The owf',I,,s, sa,o rs
hadn't found il ont lest yyIon 7 di1 ,r, hroaI
would have been anil, oa s,,,o r"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-26
Bowling Saloon!

ANES OConuor respectfully informs the ci,i,
~ 2cus Oi Ottawa that hc hns recently re- fitted
aud materially improved the Bowling AIlrv OH
Court House square, originally established 10y him
and that he Is now prepared to accommodate parties
desiring Irallhtul exercise, with the best game often
pms To he found this side OF Chicago.
HIS Alley has been lately constructed ofthc best
Cherry, and cannot fail to give the utmost ssi,sac.
ton.
Twill give one dollar premium to any man who
Will make seven lOslrikes IN hafstring.
Ottawa. Jan lS
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- A New supply Of @
..c Cabinet Ware. ~

VIE subscriber would respectfully mtulm the
1 citizens of Ottawa and vicinity that be- la.
lu~t received large assortment Of Cabnr, l'nni.
turr from St Louis aud Chicago. consisting utcard
crcnlre, and dining Tables hcdslrad- Of al kinds
such a.cottage Jenny lini,and common bcd-icuds.
cnuc flag. and wood seat chairs bureaus. look my
glasses, picture frames and pictures in gredi vnric-
w. Nc., all OF winch he VIII sell NJ avery small ad-
vance on the original cost and transportation
lie hasmadr permanent arrangements with houses
both IN st. Louis and Chicago, to keep hls stock
constantly rrplenlshed.
All work sold by INN is warranted 10 be- well made
antaschcap a. can bc boughtnnS where ~ the west
,t.-All kinds OF custom work IN his line done q q
the shorcstuorlcc. Collins kept ou hand and mndc
10 order, aud funerals attended with hcar-c In.
t"rncn' privileges IN the Cemetery gwen nt 81 cnch
Wnre house and shop on La Sale street neat the
court house square, Ottawa, III.
may 10 JDUN TITIT1 r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-07-26
From the Hartford Times.
EXCELSIOR,

ihCELSiOH.
~ rRof,ssuR sHOHTFiLIow.
The shades Of night were falling fast.
When through our quiet city passed
y lass whose summer costume nicc
Reminds me of that quaint device,
Excelsior
Her brow was glad her skirts beneath
tnsolled by mud, hung scant and brief,
Aud with n joyful murmur rung
The accents of her silver tongue.
Excelsior
TRY not the dress, ' the old folks said:
The rahbIc's scornful shout we dread
The cutters filth we can abide
But finn that silver voice replied,
Excelsior
on, stop" the dry goods merchant said
You save your dress and spoil our trade :"
A smile lurked in her brigh, blue eye,
But stII! came back the finn reply,
Excelsior
Thus in The twilight cold and gray,
fretty and NEAT She went her way.
Aud to the sky, serene and fair,
g!adsonIc shout did rcnd the air,
Excelsior
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TNII.OlSlN(..

I BAILEY would inform the citizens of Ottawa
.! aud the people Of the surrounding country, ,hn
hh has now opened shop on his own account
one door south ofhs Union HouSc,
where he intends to cany on the above business ol
the present From his experience IN the business
and long residence IN the Town, he ha,trrs himself
that he has gained a reputation for good workman.
ship, be surpassrdm IN this meridian
BENG constantly in receipt Of the newest STYLES
the public can rely uponhaving thcirrarmcnl. made
upln the most fashionable manner, and warranted
10 IT.
CuuinGdonc nshort notice. Terms reasonable
Ottawa, ApTi26
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The Wrong Letter.

The following ludicrous incident in "Dand,
Mats Cuut,hIp" is warning to absent, mind, d
love sick sva Ms to beware that they have notlr
ing but tho right letter IN their waistcoat puck
ct when they tender the mssy,s Of CuI ID ts
their lady loves.
Having finished his elaborate verses, DANDY
Nat folded the note carefully, and sticking II into
the pocket Of his spring pattern vest. after n care
fu toilette, sailed forth TO yi,, tb. fair u,ipor
Mary herself opened the door, and with smiling
and blushins cuuutcnance invited the visitor Ia
enter Nat stammered out something intended
io' greeting and foloacd her into the parlor
trcadlng on the tail Of slulubrrng cat, which
forthwith stuck her claws into hi. nankc.ns.--
Mary dragged off the cat and beat her, but i,
was evident that 'hi, little incident had by no
means tended to strengthen the moor man,
nerves.
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The Virginia Tragedy,

Ihe LynchOurg NrSlnIan, OF the Sd, gives the
following particular. Of a tragedy which has al
ready been briefly no.i,cd.
Iii
"'e .'"'u "I'. ''''s morning 10 RECORD n'l'
"'Ua' r"'"'"' nnseu,i oN.U'',"s 1e'Mee'
- ; ,n Nv rI'S "''us' oe '',@c'7
!, ] '"n p'" ;, s ,',I"',''','s u T'',,n ''usp''
LII aii,,J LIS w. me ''"'' v'.'a.e nnu,e'
'" w. e"",' "'"uo w. " ;'.'i ol 80 I'' H' "''' ue
e, ~, w. r,H ~. '"''''s'0'' 'He S"u "c'e''ni'
"",u" " 'I' "''"".
ron, "I Vii "s ''s'i Io'T, VS'H' W.Ti; IT, 10
lin, ina, acrn.s ,he ,;,,r ~, ,,' ,,i'r''
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= III q uists.

Walker N Uickling. Dsglcrs in Drugs, N,di,
ciaes, Paints, OILS, Furnishes, Patent Ncii
zines, Glass, &c, Ottawa, Ill.,
Hunter ~ Cavarly. D'rlcrs iHDrHgS, NcEiciHcS
PIint0. OiS, Patem .RcdiciHes, Iarnishis Dyc.
sHfs,Sc second store north otthc Manstonhouse
Ottawa, III.
& L. Thompson. DcG'crrn Drugs Patent NcdI.
oincs, Pdnts Oh, TaHisieS Dgc -stubS, &c
Between City Ilotcllnd RrdJicks block.
S. s. Smith, Dcnler in D,Ugs. Nriici,cs, Paiais
ats, Dye .Sigts &c Sc, Newark Kendall coun,
~ Illinois
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Brunker's Rife ManufactOry.

~ HE subscriber having returned from the ras,
aitrryI-iting ihe principalma nuactorir~ hr
= snow prepared To manufacture the rcrlrbra-
ted Increase or Gaining Twist Rifle which hc war
rants TO be- equal to any made IN tins state or else
where. lie will also keep constantly on hand aud
Tor sale good assortment u douhc and single bar
relied fowhnG pieces, Powder FIasks Game Bags
shot Pouches, Percussion Gaps, and asupcTioT anti
cIc Of sporting Powder
AlIknds OF Iobbiug in the guusmi,hncd done with
ucntuess and despatch.
Shopon tn" east side of Columbus St one door
southui the Union House lunr 22-u
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pbnsitians s. Surgeons.

c Hard, VI y, PhUsiciqgS SrrgeoR, uuawa
Illinois. OH corner Ia Sale aud Madison
Streets on th- Conrt Iinuse Square" Residence
lcw door. west OF the Mechanics Hall, on Ma
dlsOn street. may 10
WIN. W. Cavalry. PHI Hriqu & Snr-CoH-Oi-
tIDI, W-Oii,c IN the drug ,--ollrrshIspro.
tes,onal services TO the citjlrus OF lhl, vicinity
aud hopes by attention TO business, 10 mcui
a share otpublic patronage. -!-1olt
II. W. Hopkins, PhysiciIR md NTgcOp-Ot-
tgoI, III offers his professional services to the cI-
tizsns OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office over the
store ot IL w Che"vcr, urN'to Walker y Hick-
hugs residence on the north side OF thr new public
square, where he may be found AZ all time, except
when absent on professional huIness aug h'is
ID. ID. Thompson, VI ID offers his prolr~,"ua
services 10 the citizens ot Ottawa and vicinity
o.ice IN the room formerly occuwcdhy DR.. Gm.-
bert, opposite the Telegraph o.lirc, mp -tal,~ lu
Reddck's block upi 2O'ig
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@.A q NH
Carriage and Wagon Manufactt

S"i'i"So anu wagon hdHuldCtOfy,
Il. GA Y would inform his friends aud custo-
-. mrrs that he mas removed to his new shop at
hs south west corner oithe public square, where he
wIllconllnuc the manufacturing ocauiages ,buggics
and wagons IN the latest mud most approved styles
BemgR practcuI workman, he ila'ters himself that
he can bud Rs good work MS can be produced IN this
market, Work made to order and warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortes,
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber. J G. GAY.
lR'GROW'S Paint Shop up stairs
Ian II ls5I
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Ottawa Meat Market.

| OSEPll REDDlCk begs to announce to lis old
y tucuds aud the people Of Ottawa generally
ha he Is EaInamong them and has Just lakentlic
hulldiug formerly occupied as a melr market hy
Grant ~ Weaver, one door wcst OF Halls b lack.
smith shop ,andnorth east Of the Cry Horel where
he has opened a market and Wi constantly keep on
hand MEATS or ALL KINDS,
winch he wR sell at lowest prices. A. he pays
nothng but ca-h tor ,alrc, be can buy yw and &c
o.w. lie ~oicl'sa hal may ,
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e w Meat Market,

I EREMIAII WOOD intomshs friends and thu
~ public that he has Just opened Meat Markrtar
hlN new building ON the corner north oi thc Court
House square IN Ottawa. where he Willie happy 10
-uppyuI his friends and the public with the choicest
oi everything in the meat line. Vegetables of all
kinds also kept on hand
No N1rkrt on SnpdaU. The shop will be kept
open ON Saturday evening, hut closed on the Sab.
bath. scpt2l 1850
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miscellaneous.

George Smith, Fdshiopdblc Tdiior opposicCush.
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and wllbe happy to makeup cothlngioi
warranted IN very case, Par,icularnt,cntion paid
to Cutting. Ottawa, mny 10, 1919.
G.Durr, Agent for Protection Insurance Compa.
ny, HHttDd--opp)stt the Mansion House
Seth c. Earl, Carriage house, and sign Painter
Papererdnd Gia;icr, Ottawa, H. Shop on Co.
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage makershop.
Jacob G. stone, SddAe, Harness and Ttwak
mInufaetnrer and Carriage Trimmer ,corncrot
analand Columbussrcets, Ottawa. mare
Jos. ii. Wagner, Justice ofthe Pence ,oiliccin
the north east corner OF the couIthouseup stairs
or dtc1'i
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I ttor nrn us .

James stout. Atiopcv and counsellor At Lar,
and JUSTICE OF TIE FEAtE-Oihcr one
door east ui the corner ul Canal and La sale
streets, directly south tiho Count House.
Particular attention pnd Ia agencies aud collcc
tiuns Ottawa, July II.
y. y. S'ybpld. Attorney aud Counsellor At Law,
uui Shliri,orin Chnncrry, Ottawa, In Salc coun-
~, illinois. vry-Nomtcer Advocate Tor Fugitive
Slaves march 10
John II Murphy. luorncy and Coanseiior at
Llir Ottawa, Illinois. aug lO, 1890.
Dli e IN the court house.
Champiiu n Wallace n c Champlin--W II
l. Wallace Attorneys anil CoaaseiiOrSat Lar.
Office up stairs IN the next building north OF the
Post office. nov ~, ".
f.. \. Leland, ittorHrpdHd C0unSciIor AT LaT,
U,srcmoycd hts office from RrddlcNs block, TO
the room formerly occupied hy the SifTD IN the
court house, now occupied IA partly Lorenzo lie
llud. may ! "
Norris X Fisher, Geo II Norris -teo FISH
crD ltt1ratys at lao and IIHd AgfhtS, Otfd-
BIUL WIllp1v particular attcnuuuto the pay
ment OF taxes IN any partoi liunos, purchasing
mud selling rcll estate lnycstig eating ItcS collect
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants aud locating them nthe best iaHdSior
soldiers others s,securIngprnslonsan all claims
aglInstthe government. Once on TIE south west
corner OF the court house square.
VI. T.. H,iIi>tcr. Attorney anil Cpunssiior At
LIp, dHl Solicitor ~ ttIHrrrg -DttdiCd, III.
o ice over the store, ,ot l.. u Sni'h, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover n Cook. u. q Clover. T.. Coolr It
t,rReys and C,uH,eiiyrs n Lar -tFiJIrd. bt-
f;rn lirIlicks Block, east side "l the public
square Jun 'iS-u
II 'nry G.. Cotton. iiiorucV dHi No"nSei!or af
Llio anil SJiiritor IN h1HcCy--Diilrd, HS.
Office in the Court house. Jun u
\. Randall. iuorH,ydt Ldrr-Osrrgo, Ken
kca!Ai Co.. MS. Aug 10, lSiS-'u
Freer ~ ingalls,, Il. c = FGLER, g \ lygNIs}
.l,iDrRegS and SDhcit0rS, Chicago, lbs. mrl1
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Information wanted.

OF PETER JAMESON, Young man nbou,
~ 30 years of age, who is supposed to have come
to Ottawa or vicinity. about the lst Of December
lsio Any one knowing OF hls Whereabouts al ,he
urrseu, or atany time subsequent to the ls OF De.
rsmber, IL 10, will coniern favor by giving inioTmn'
tion to the undersigned a, Troy Grove, La Sale
county, Illinois. OkoRsI JAMESON
July 5-la5l-tw-'
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=. T. Cha ruaud, Storage X Commission DER
ctIai- Warehouse castsldc OF the bridge NAM
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Mansion i!on>c, Ottawa Illinois, By Waugh Il
Cressing.r successors Ia K. Thorne. PaSscn.
gerscnruri TO audlrom the packets free ol charge.
Stages tron all directions arrive aud depart daily
May 10.
Fox River House. hy l. DELAyo, on the canal,
uear the aquaduct. nnlpackcts stop regularly
al this house.
American House. near the confluence ofthc H.
iInois and Fox Rivers, andnenr the bridge.