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A oomrENDIuM q .hs En.,.* Body o. IN. L.,..
Al. arranged with reference 70 The
svo, Law sheep, sso. pp air. Retail s ,iss So sow
AZ and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of the Profession
There are few works The profession that bsdy Of
sound law within the limits that deserving
''''' p-A'A''' CHEF JUSTICE NELSON
Mr. Justice opinion ahovspsn,
CHANCELLOR wALwoRTH
New YORK. Sept 26, 1850
legal treatise and both Amsncan and foreign, mAkss
auxiliary he law Es him he facility s
ROBERT J. WALKER
OcrosRR 10, 1850.
have frequently examined lis citations and have been high
W se precision and Cleanliness with which @
pes Of The TO- Indeed have received % musn
learn its merits and like me- enjoy It's advanngGs
New YoRx Cry, Oct l6, 1850.
impar advantages Of and well Arranged
book while to the profession vast deal Of time and
DAVID PAUL. BROWN, phi.delpha
collected with diligence and accuracy
very ably advanced subjects questions apply
references the authorities copous give
JUDGE PETERS. Philadelphia.
Ihave examined Compendium
other would allow, and satisfied that
maby adapted the purpose for which obviously
labors preparation
for trial and From examination Of the sevca
titles, can with confidence that they are treated with r
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York
calculated be help the student than oba
A''' - : 'N''"''' '' w. L. HURST, Philadelphia
uaahed appreciation the distinguished Sgi, in u
Vermont Hombower New Jersey Tucker of Virginia, Caaa
Of Washington Weston Of Maine &C. John rRow
Nov a4-u 40 and 81 Ann street.
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BALTIMORE AVID wAsIIIN0rON RAILRoAp'
Hour. Of Departure cfth. Passenger Trains.
Prom Washington 9 n. and at .. dairy, an'
m. daily except Sunday. "A, 81
cept Sunday. - aqua ...,l
Feb 3--dly T. ~. PAHs'Ns, ~
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PoST OrficE DErA RrAKhr,
December "a, 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS. Will be received this department unu
- O'clock the 2lsi Of April next ior furnishing io
years from the Of July next IA such quantities and
ordered for the mail service
mail bags OF the following description, 10 wiz,
CANVASS MAIL BAGS.
(43 inches and " inches in circumference
weighing IS ounces 20 the yard OF "a
inches yarn The fabric 10 be doubled aud twisted and
i've fold.
Size M length aud is inches
be made OF cotton canvass weighing is the
inches widh cloth 10 be every like that
Of bags.
size a2 inches in length and % inches la ciIcumer
of cotton weighing 10 the yard
nd the cloth 10 be above described
Nos, be with sum
number eyeiet holes, provided with cord TO
their mouths All TO be marked inside and outside thus
so. ), MAfI..n
LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,
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General agent for Ciainant,
Cor presently No. Law Buildings Richmond Va
X NJ. all kind Of claims against
Of Virginia United Of the departments
Of the individuals, all revolutionary claims
mons' back bounty lands, and all
oftbe ~ ls9, the Mexican
with nearly twelve
years. and facilities r the Of claims which
arc enjoyed by few.
paid Addressed him. either Richmond
Washington viii receive Immediate attention.
~ the following
them Mason and r. NJ 4. Hunter United States
A Seldom, X Meade Thoa H. Avcrctt A.
r. IoIadsy bos - Bocock Richard pskcr, n A.
EAnundscp, y. McMuIlrn, Hous. Of Representative
John NJ, Bot aud James Lyons,
Ri~hmcnd.
Hon Hobbie, Assistant Postmaster General and Thomas
Richie, Washington City.
Oct 5-d2whw@
IIRs. AfsNIsTssONG three pleasantly situated nor-
between street and Penhsyi
ya,ia nvenu. nd 10 the Irving Hotel
Aug 1-du
wM. u. STONE. dr..
.rropssy ASH COUNSELLOR law,
Office on r, near Of llth street,
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For Norfolk.
- The VIII. for the remainder ~ u
-AAos make but trip week TO the above P
leaving Washington every Tuesday eo'eoFA !
m returning Norfolk every Thursday, at O'Clock,
md Stoucirg going and returning, al COM
Nov7-W s JAMES MITCHELL
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VIM. IL. II. CROSS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,

Washington City, ID. c.,
the District of Coumba and will attend
of debts, every
descriptions including under the Congress
lately passed Office in tbs City Hail.
Oct J.
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United states Patent. once.

IN the petition OF H. b. ngeo, Cintosie, Massachusetts,
praying extension patent granted him April go
from of said patent, which place
Goth day Of April, lS5I--
II is ordered petition
Monday The nh day April 1851 ~ O'clock and all
noifed appear why said
petition ought ba granted.
Persons opposing file In the
Once their specifically
before All testimony filed party
hearing
with the rules the oce which will furnished appea
Ordered that this notice be published the Repubc Intel
lgeneer, Union, Washington city, ID. Daily
Massachusetts Providence Journal Providence Rhode
Tribune, New York Albany Register, Albany, York
successive weeks day
Of April
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p Editors the papers will please copy and
bills Onice containing
4-wJw
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When forward amount OF order mail
express reference respectable New York house viii be
fcien All will with prompt attention. addressed
WILLIAM MURPHY
26S Madison street, New York
promptly fen Of
She'll Mott 70 Wall OF Messrs H. Jeroiian
William
N business cards. embossed in eolors from dies 80
thousand.
Nov l5-d3ul
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DENSION and General ASeMcy.-CEO. c. ASfES, having
Office which he held the Bureau Commis
Tuly r. WISE agency for the prosecution Of claims
gnia revolutionary invalid,
and for bounty land rendered
revolution Mexican
psssd by Congress granting bounty land the officers
Of the lol2 and several Indian l90ai
which adjusted a The Pension Office His with
Pension Bureau
examination adjustment
der the various revolutionary pension laws has Of
rule
observed and with principles OF the admin
each of States the evidence and with
collateral information relating calculated aid claim
establishment Of ght and which
by long experience.
Geo g. Ames Wise established general
agency OF cnm Of description agan the
before either the
board before Congress
general agency will have the assistance of Hon Henry
A. Wise, Virginia, who will be responsible
efficiency He will his
be required.
All ations win with prompt
Tally r. Wise, Washington d. q.
Nov vs. Aylrns
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HANGING hcpas sny-Eirst Gourse.vNr, " H. LsBHt has
IL citizens Of Washington ana eofg
for the van com
Tnesdy October 10Th, at bis residence ohfenhy
ave niue opposite WiIiard's hotel.
Washington Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sain
days. Georgetown Mondays nnd Fridays.
Oct2-dn
a LARGE and Fine Assortment OF Albums, rtcnny
gilt, and beautifully illustrated, conrPns'n sn
The Victoria Album The Eh1a
eshap Album; Jenny Lind Album Flowers OF loneliness
AAum of Mcm@noes, Others Tor tls ~
OF an advertisement Jus, received by FRANCk TAYLOR
Dec ~
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United states Patent once.


IN Pierce,
ing for the extension Of patent granted TO him March H. 1887
on of said hc takes place the lth day OF March,
ISL "rz.#.E. f
ordered said be heard tho Patent Office
Monday oath Of February 1851, IL O'Clock
notified and show they why
said petition ought be granted.
required file the Patent
objections specifically forth In writing twenty
before day hearing All testimony filed by either party be
said hearing and transmitted
with the rules Of the office which will be furnished appca
ton.
Ordered published in the Republic
encer Unon Washington d. c. Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
Journal Providence, Rhode Island Tribune,
New York Albany Register Albany, New York a week
gath February
next
..H THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors Of the above papers viii please copy and send their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Dec
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LEATHER AND CANVASS POUCHES,

y: y: !. 3 g g g {: 4 {: g. g.
bag les,hs iannsd weighing 70, t.
and the smaller sizes not less lhsn ounces 70 o..
tanned well and strongly secured with the best
The pouches Of deas
wafer like the canvass pouches now =" use " 'ne mar
HORSE NAH. BAGS, (rS sADplEnAos soHa)
size MOL Body long inches
No Body and 30 inches circumference
and 30 inches circumference
Ends Or bottoms Mol, la by q inches,
% 80 90 90 No. : :, % os y do do
bags Of good
M bag leather well tanned weighing no! les. than ounces ,n'
e,sd, be done neither chafe horse rider
fabric the pouches above described
DRoP-LE1TER POUCHES, with SIDE pooKRr)
% length 90 inches circumference.
mail bags s az" @ s ss
. price Of such improvement viii be considered In determining
0-A tho articles he
s.s ssps and
Msysna D. & Ss South @ marG"a MAJ
Nashville Tennessee Louisville Kentueky Cincinnati Ohio s.
Louis Missouri such proportions and a. such times the depart
received shall inferior any espec, spe
proposal be considered accompanied samples
and al ppaea aud a" @
and ability The bidder The work according
specimens Departmental
2ls of April and WILL with
the OF the
bidders will be required bond with
suretics, postmaster place
they rcside) double the
Of for faithful performance of the obligations
bags, described Nos
should made locked proposals and
add
handle mouth bottom of each
information of bidders number
which will probably be required the NUMBER kinds and
bags the
I52 I,s 176 No No pouches
No. l. 32 No 2, and 26 No horse bags and 1875 No
l,5a5 No. 2, and 27i No. common eanrass bags.
be "Proposas Mail
be addressed to "t'ostinasteT Gencrai.n
Dec 81 NJ X HALL, Postmaster General
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dlcrdndTd,
a
Is.ess. -s,. .sss, s.et running hack ~"ins
has been provided Tie and comfort
family. To gentleman holding public office in ahiDgon city
offers following Inducements perfect heathness
uaon and city,
cheaper living the best society. II sold,
credit will be given but rented the rent will be moderate
Immediate be had For further particulars apply
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec l9-lnwu Alexandria.
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To Old Soldiers and those Of recent service.
ICHARD POLLARD proposes obtain for yonr
II late law OF Congress- lie will be moderate his
such SERVICE viz cent commission estimating the
government minimum price-$l % per
regular army
war England may n employ
soldiers their entitled
TO bounty land @
him. postage paid, will with prompt
His office Warren, Abemarle county, Virginia
Nov I7--law4w .5.s.
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A LA WILLIE DE PARASITIC proprietor of the above
friends aud public generally,
owing continued and increased demand he has been
the manufacture putting
lowing articles which he will sell fifty lower they
heretofore offered in this MARKET and least
cheaper they be purchased the northern
cities, and, as for quality, they cannot be surpassed:
caniter, Theoretically sealed champgnon (murooms
81 per canister, and SO cents half do
500 do do pes rs cents canister and 3 half
Qs per dozen.
900 do do asparagus, large size, 81 a5, small do 81
stewed tomato so cents per
800 bottles sauce, 20 per bottle.
bottles preserves, assorted - dozen.
c. GAUTIER,
Vile De Paris llth
DncI Il oIMi hlM,6Wi
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The be made Of good and subtan
we'll tanned weighing than the
well
eled, sc neither chafe horse rider
The mail be made quality
the chez boy desc he'd
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ATToFNFf ANH NUINFfTT70 =
Office on r, near the corner Of IAN street,
Oct I0--dJn
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VOL. XI.-NO. 81.

Father shall thy children learn To fiy thy com.
ing seek froln strangers the advice and proi.c-
ton which you deny themi Mau man, have
YOU no duty Uyour Crea,ori Has lie made YOU
in his own image, endowed yOu with the attri.
but0s Of God that You should debase tha, image.
and lasishly pour forth those attributes at lhe
shrine Of Bacchusi
Women, you are the greatest sufferers from
this iearfu! scourge. Will you encourage i, will
yOu present the glowing VINE to the son. the hus-
band, the brother or the father will YOU with
beanlng eyes and bright lips wreathed in smiles
pledge the lover IN the glass that ray be the ru-
IN Of ali you prz. on earlhf Can you without
trembling forebodinga. see that husband, that f,.
ther, that brother that SON or that lover lift the
testal bowl to his lipsi Pause reflect on the re.
sponsbi!ity that rests on ,ou what you owe "a
society; to yourself; and il you are women, you
Gannot--your nature and zast prohibit you from
speaking or acting in this great cause in public
but in private you can do much A gentle ad
montion or teproof from woman's lips wot!s d,
more in many cases, than dozen lectures from
their own sex. Will you not exert Yourselves
and by example and gentle influence. strive 10 a
vert this ev from our homes Shall We not one
and al! gird Oh the arInOr Of love, and enteayol
10 defend our hcagths, our alar< and our house
hold god. from the ea.iacks oiihis ruthless invader
lhi' moral Upas.tree of oiir country, Intempcr
aucef BENIIE PEECIE
/ LIN Sale, Mai,h /.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 attornrn 9 .

T.S, Scybold, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
M SnlIctorin Chancery, Ottawa, Lu Shie couh
ty. Illinois G3>Volunleer Advocate iof ug'N
d., match lo
John IL Murphy, Attorney ana CoanSsHoI al
LIp Ottawa, Illinois. aug 'o HOW
Oih,r IN the court house.
Chnmpiin Il Wallace, d, {. Chnmphn-M IL
l. WallaceJ Ittorasvs and ConnSeitorSGi Lar
oT;rrun stairs in the next building north OF the
Post office. nov 80 -
r.. $. Leland, Attorney and Counset0r at Ldic
u,.removed hI, office from Rcdllck's block, To
the room formerly occupied by the sherry III the
court house now occupied inpartby Lorenzo Le-
land. may -
Norris & Fisher, Geo II Norris is--Gco ) Fish
erJ Aitgrn-ys at LIiD and Lfnd AGENTS. Otd-
Dr, ~ Wuiply particular nltehtiohIo the pay
m.nt of taxes IN any part OF Illinois, purchasing
AMI selling real estate investigating tItcs, collect,
ting demands, buying and setting military land
warrants, and locating them onths best lands for
soldiers or others sccurngpensions and all claims
atqiustthe government. OthCc on the southwest
corner Of the court house square.
NJ. T.. uDi'i,irr, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lpp aaL SIlirii0r IA Ctlncery--OHdTa, III
o H.. over the store, ,ot L. d Smith, opposite
Tia, Nru4iou house. Jan. ~
clover \ Cook, u. o Glovcr-B {. Cook) At
prHeg, and Councillors at Ottdwa. Of
flee IN R.li.cks Block, eas, side OF the public
sluare Jun lS-tt
Henry g. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor al
Lrc anI SJ,iritgr "a Cagaeery-- Ottand, Ills
Office in the Court house. jun 7'47
\. .Rlniill. At,orncyat ka,o-- Osusg9, Ken.
Kendall Ca. His. Aug TO- lsi5.-u
Frerr n lngatiS. IL c P FREER, G A lNGAILs)
Attorney, and Solicitors. Chicago Ills. mrl5
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passage. one Of them impressed him to re open it,
and wait tho approach uf his little daughter who
was then engaged in play in the front ward This
he did Immediately; hut supposed ike the sex
ton above mentioned, that the impulse to do 80
originated in his own mind AS he advanced
from the doorway, few steps TO meet his child,
the spirits glded past him into the hall, and thence
without further obstruction up the two I'll ghts OF
stairs to the threshold Of my apartment, the
door Of which was quite closed. They would
doubtless have impressed Ine to open il for them
had suti lieuty recovered my illness to have
readily left my couch.
There was, however, in the house q young girl
whose business 1t was to convey things to and
from my room and attend 10 my wants she was
Immediately mentally aud magncticaly impress.
ed by the positive aud powerful will power pos
sessed by SUlon. 10 leave the kitchen and come W
TO my room To inquire if | was in need Of any.
thing. Thi, injunction she forthwith obeye,l, Ga
the supposition that she was dischar1ing the duty
assigned her Of attending to my wants Wien
she opened the door Of my room the spirits en-
tered and did not make me aware Of their pres
ence until the girl went out aud descended the
stars Now everything was still and tranquil
and quiet holiness regned there. nv mind
drank ~ the beautiful instructions Of Suon, and
my spirit bowed 10 the wisdom of this high mes
senger His, then mpartations of,huught do not
enlighten the present Investigation, | do not
therefore, give them in this publication. have
related what occurred at that time, thus far, to
illustrate the method which spirits frequently a
dopt whenever they desire to be present, in py0
pria persona, at the circles which form to receive
, spiritual Communications through the medium u
vibrations or through illumination, at the bedside
Of the weary, the diseased and the diving"
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SMAN. OTTAWA. Hi, A URDAY. APRII. 10. 1851

The fury and despair Of Albert, on receiving
these horri tlJ!inss, were bounIess. He few to
his fathers biterest enemy Louis the Bearded, a,
lngnStadi, and returned al The head Of an hostile
army to his native mnd, breathing vengeance q.
gnlnSt the niurderers Of hi, beloved wife. The
Old duke sorely pressed by the arms Of lis IN
Jured sou. AMI turmented by the sting- OF con.
science implored the mediation Of the Emperor
oiglsmuhd, "ho succeeded, after some time in pr
Hiying Albert AMI reconciling him to his father,
VINO as a proof ofhis repentance, instituted a
perpetual mass for the soul Of the martvrel Az.
nes bernauer Albert afterwards married Ann,
OF Bruniwlck, by whom he had ten children.
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pbnai1ians s. SURGEONS.

VIM. w Cavarly, Pdysicidn 4 SgrgroT-Ot.
tam, W,-D,dee IN Sanger and Armour's new
building, troul roam, second story icrshsp pro-
i.,son1i services to the citizens OF this vicinity,
ant hopes by attention 20 business. 10 merit
share 3$pubNc patronage. -y-9VI II
II, W. H. Jkins, Physician GRl SrgeoH-Of-
tara, H., 'h.rs his professional, serylscs TO the ca
tzcns OF Ottawa, and vicinity. Office over the
STORE of II W ChrrycT, ,neXto Walker x llick-
lng residence On t!ia north side Oi the new public
s1itrc, where he may be oInd at all tlmes except
wIsn absent on professional bulnc ss. Hug Gas
Dr.. J Pearson, Physician, Surgeon, and Den.
GSt-OitgnI. III o.f'gs his professional services
to the mn ib:aUis OF Ott1wa and vicinity. OF
dice NJ h- rr1.lencc on Columbus street.
/. S.--Dr p. su! continues 10 perform OpcIaiiousn
oil ia. variol, branches OF DeHnSuy. ChnIgcstO
oOrrssp3Ht U!th the times mar ,'H
ID. ID. Thompson. VI u oilers his professional
services 10 tIr giuz'us ot Ottawa and uclnily.
b.h;e IN the COON i1un'r.y occupcdt by Dr. Gull-
bert opl,.,' Zoe ts.eysIyA o!Hce, up stats IN
Reflex. block apI 2O.49
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. u9 lot

Walker n IficNlins. D,aiers in Drugs Wsdi-
ciass, Pants, OILS, Furnishes, Patent NedI.
eiaes, Class, &c, Ottawa, Ill.
IIlatcr n Ciynr!y .Dsdlers IN Drugs Medicines,
PIiu,o, O.is. Patent Medicines. IlrniSsis, Uye.
stlfs,S: second sgvle uOT,h oilne Alansiouhvlse
Ottawa, I'll.
& l. Thompson, DT'erH Drugs .Pai.n Ncdi.
ciaes, Pdafs pts, Firnisles Dyc.s'ugS. &c
Between Cty iiotc.aud dRcdlse's a.oc&
y. j. Smith, Dsqler IN Drugs lEiiria,s Paiut,
Osl,, DE A.ngS,Nc. &c., NeSt.k, ksu4a.. coun.
l,,lLMnLs.
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THE BEAUTY OF LIBERTY.
an all things that have beauty, there is mo-
my to man more comely than lLerty.'- MILF,

an all things that have beauty, there is moth.
lng TO man more eomely than liberty NILToy.
When the dance Of ths shadow
Al day break j. DONE
And the cheeks Of the morning
Are red with the sun;
When lie sinks in his glory
At eve from the view,
Aud calls up the planet,
To blaze IN It's blue;
There is beauty. But ~herc il the beauty TO see
More proud thar the sight Of II nation when Tree
When the beautiful bend
OF the bow is above,
Like collar OF light
On the bosom Of love,
When the moon IN her mildness
Is floating on high,
Like u banner of silver
Hung ou, on the sky;
There is beauty Bu; earth has no beauty to see
More proud than the front OF a nation when free
In the depths Of the darkness
unyaried in hue.
When the shadows are yelling
The breast Of the blue;
When the voice Of the tempest
At midnight Is still,
ANA Tie splrit 0l soh.ude
Sobs on the hill,
There is beauty But where is the beauty to see
Like the broad beaming brow Of u nation wher
free
II the breath Of the morning
When natures awake,
And call, up the chorus
To chant Of the break
la the voice Of the echo
unlounG in the worjs,
III the warblisg Of streams
Aud fonmng of floods
There is beauty But where is the beauty TO see
Like the thrice hallowed sight of q nation when
free
When the striving Of surges
Is mad on the man,
Like the charge Of Of a column,
OF piurlcs on the plain,
When the thunder is up
From his cloud.cradlcd sleep,
Aud the tempest is treadiug
Tie path Of the deep;
There is beauty. But here Is the beauty to see
Like the suu.brilliau! brow Of a nation when free
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Ottawa seminary.

MR. & Mrs Whucomb having opened srmin-
VI nfy ON Tuesday, April Isl, at Mr Holland :
stone hulnE la Sale street, OuaNn, will teach
Rrad,ng, Wumg, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geog-
raphy Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Astronomy
Algebra, Geometry. Tugonomriry, Surveying, and
the first principles OF La,n language.
Also Music Piano Forte Drawing, Embroidery
OIL aud Water Painting by Mrs. Whlcomb, late
Punrpul ot the Female Departmental the Mt Pal
gtlg- Agad.uv
REFEuiStES:
Rev VI l'GBy. Rev Mr. THovrsoN,
NELLY, WHITLEY,
I!INIu,
nysrl 49,
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Shaving and Hair Dressing

TiL subscriber, take ths m, ,hoj Of returning their
thanks % the public tIr the ,lbcml patronage
they have received nuI hope by increased attention
- business, ,lo msrt and receive still further patron
Dre Their door Is krp, open early and late and
their prices ngr srltcd To hard times
opkcpt open late on Saturday night bu closed
OF precisely 10 O'clock, \ VI on Sunday
Razors, brushes, Combs, &c for sale
Shop on Madison near Columbus ST.. northeast
ofth- court house. RETZ Il GREBEL.
Ottawa Dec 2l 1850 SIN
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~----7------T-- CABINET a
3 {, js..,.:,s's ss..=assss w ere House.m1
AND CHAIR IlASTEACTtE

IOHN LATHAM respectfully announces to the
j ciilcnsoi Ottawa tharhe has iakcn the cabinet
Estnhiishmeut1ciy occupied 10y ". MOORE and
that he has now ON hand and Is manufacturing
ali kinds OF Furniture and Chai5s at 'ss ,hor
on la Sale 81, such rs card centre. mud dining To.
blcs; bureaus brd-leads Of oil, kinds, cane, FLAG
and wood seat chairs. lie also keeps on hand .oo
ing glasses picture franz >, &c.
AliwoIk sold by hjmls warranted wcimode and
cheap ascan he bought any where in this country
y --Coiiins kept on hand and made to order
on ,hortuolIcr and tuuerllsatieuord w,iha hearse
lnlement privileges IN the Cemetery a, 81 each.
D,faNa, Ju.y u 1850
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Millinery Establishment.

By MRS. GREGG.
Directly opposite CuSbmaHs stare, and one Door
west u Dickcy's Jsreiry Sh0p.
CHE wishes 10 niorm the ladies' Of Ottawa rnd
y surrounding comfy that fhe has received her
ial and wmterstock OF goods, consisting in part OF
silk velvet. SHtns. Ribbons, Pushes, common
and fancy Flowers Ladies flumes, &c.
Also a iine lot OF winter Bonncs OF the latest f1sh-
ion lus, received from New York
Bonnnts repaired on short notice Trimmings
and Lung- always on hand. SARAH GREGG.
)rt II 1850 -iOtf