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Indian SupPrSIIt:On.

\ correspondent of the Kcuoshi Ttfrroph
gives the following account OF some superstition
among the Dacutuh OF Sioux Indians;
So grossly supers,i.ous are they, that an i'm.
mense amount Of labor will st,i De needed to civ
Ilizc aud chrlstinuze them. Most Of them src
still Pag ms, and the gods they worship may !re.
quenily be seen about the country. Some Of
these gods are nothing more than common stone,
which have been painted and cousecr,ted by Pa
gan ceremonies Red Rock, which gives name
To place six miles below ST. Paul is a boulder
Of granite; which has been painted red by the In.
dans, and wogshipped a a Deity. One Of lhtir
medicine men ayeTed that he saw tins rock sturt
from bluff several miles distant, and OF It's own
accord walk down to tie river. Til, story be-
ing believed, they Supposed, Of course that it
must be a god, and wouhy Of sunlry Offering Of
tobacco calico, Dc
The custom OF buying wives, or something akin
to it. prevails among them. The would b. hu.
band makes q tender Of several articles generally
worth about 800 10 the parents Of her who "Plea
seth him we'll If the pLoposcl match j. agree
able the present. is accepted, but ii not, II s' Re
Many Of Tie traders among tHe iuu,o". g.
procured their wives in this way; the marrGg,
no; having been sulemn.zcd after the Christian
manner until the arrival of missionary.
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The SuySpapcr.

Read what Willis says; As we feel the sun.
shine; aS we breathe the halny air, as We draw
our life Of life from household affection --al IN.
eonscouSly-so we drink in the peasurcs and
blessings Of the newspaper; careless, vet eager
and though dependent, unthnnkful He must be
an imaginative man who can tell the value Of the
newspaper, for only lie can fancy what it would
be to be deprived Of it. Another Byron nigh,
write another Darkness" ON the state of the
world newspaper,ess II we should attempt to
personjfy such world it would Le under the
form of blind man holding in his hand tho emp.
ty string from which his dog has escaped; or the
good lady in Hoods picture, with her foot adyNn.
ced to slep on board steamer which she sudden.
~ observes to have moved six feet 'ron the
wharf Or again, stranger In the bottom Of a
mine, who, after blowing out his "Davy," runs ia
the shaft aud then finds that somebody has taken
away the ladder"
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4 Great Work OF Art.

a correspondent Oft Home JouroJl, writing
from Italy, gives the following account Of q
great work Of art, on which our couH,ryman
Crawford, /, now engaged
"The mayapn opus Of Crlwfri- life aud la.
bors, Is, or Will he, The co.o'-al group of Wash
irE'on aulsXof hi co;cmportries whl.h has been
ordered by the state Of NugInia. 1t consist, OF
AN equestrian Statue Of Washington, upon pc
drsni. something like that Of the Marcus Aurcl.-
u., uu lie Clmpiloslip. which itself ,uunuuuts I,
star shaped base which i arranged in steps. Al
tie SIX angles Of thi- hase, wall stand SIX eminent
Ner-julA heroes of the era Of Independence
Marshal Harry Lee, jefferson, Patrick Henry,
Andrew Lewis, aud one other, who has not yet
been decided upon. The entire height Of lhe
whole composition will be sixty feet from the
ground the architectural structure being forty
two feet. and the equestrian group surrounding it,
cHhtueu feet Each statue at the angles will be
eleven feet IN height. ur with the base on which
it stands twelve feet The whole work, whcu
nodded. will be cast in brouze ut Munich, which
contains he best irNndries IN the world and
will be brought IN pieces TO the United States
When last looked IN At his studio, in the Piazza
B ubarlnl be hid the figure # Patrirk Henry set
up uf the intended size, and in an attitude alto
gathrr characteristic IN worthy OF hm whose
wmdS were weapons. whose speech was Ike thr
C. a ge of host. Severe and simple yet instinct
with native cnrrgv and prevailing force, the ar
fists fine conception Gmbudlcs tO tNe Imagination
all that we a~crlbe most highly to the forest
bonn Demostheucs" The head Of Washington
will of course be modelled upon the Houdon stat
ue, which il the authentic type for all future
sculptor-, Of the face and mien Of that lofty orig
inal. The subjects are all great, and well adapt
ed for modelling; and hive no doubt that the
author, proceeding rs he has begun, will accom-
renown may Justly be rested anticipate great
popularity for ths truly magnificent design. tn,
artist expects to complete the whole in years
| question whether he can take leave Of it under
twice five wears.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-20

DASciNG more truth than poetry in the
following essay on dancing, which We clip from
the New York Evening Mirror
A friend who writes us complainingly, that the
Mirrors recent philippe against Waiting hls
bnlshed that innocent amusement from the
drawing rooms Of several of his acqullntan.
ces, j. Informed that we have no objections to dan
eng after q decent and deCoruus fashion. On
the contrary, we regard It yey harmless aur n
grccable exercise There Is dignity aud grace in
the calm cotllou, hcalhml mlarity IN the rollica'
ng reel, furious fun in the old fashioned Fore
and After" and even in the whlring waltz a. org
nily introduced, there IS little or nothing oblec
onabe 1t was graceful, gliding motion, and
the par,nersapproachcd each other with becoming
Difference aud jecacy But, sophisticated by the
foreign airs Of licentious citie' the waltz has
derencrated into merenpulogy for vnluptuous
embrace, and Aioleni vertical hobbng, "a
short. uneasy notion" Rs ridiculous to the OBJ
server as immodest IN the performer
Heaven knows We are no bggot; the multi
tude Of our SINS propaby lie in the direction of lib
eralisn, and we would be the las, to abridge
the innocent pleasures % life At best ones dan
cling DAYS ar0 soon over in this world OF gath
ering clouds and cares and there is some sen
ibe philnshphy in the bomely motto--"Go il
while you're Young" But there is reason OF there
/ hould be- In all things and We can see no good
reason why the rising generations of walters
should "go IT, exactly in the same way they do
with such perfect looseness" in regard to th,
laws Of propliety and refinement, and with such
an uttvr rechlessuess Of other peoples toes aB'
Iduugh,cra
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g. Va u g mzs

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
I G. GAY would inform his friends and cus,o-
-. mers that he na~ removed to his new shop at
the south west corner Of hr public -quorc where he
wcon'nUe the manufacturing otcnrriages buggl,s
and wagons m the latest and most approved styles
Beng pracucni workman, hr tlatter- himself that
he can build good work be produced m this
market. Work made tuordrrand warranted to give
entire satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber. G Gar.
u GRO vs. PhInt Shln up .lnIrs
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Tie keItJCnprtlH.

The twenty second congress vii! be largely Ie
mocratc. OF the CO members o: TIE Senate.
80 have been elected, and Of these .hir.ysvo
ara democrats aud twcn.y.four whigs. Two Of
the democrats and three Of the wings are what
are called free soilcrs There are three yacapc.e'.
VIZ: one in Connecticut. one in Tennessee and
one IN California. The Legislature az Tennessee.
Just elected is said % be wing in both b.anches.
Which of course secures the election of Wig sem
ator The California senator will probably be de-
mocratic Connecticut doubtful. OF the 2t3
members ci The House, lgl have been elected, of
which are democrats and 81 whig, demo
cratic gain of5l Eight states have ye, to elect
their representatives. and taking the last cong
ress IA a test Of their political character, the L.
turn will be 10 whgs and SO democrats making
the total strength Of he tow parties il III" hoa'e
stand as follows; Wigs 81, Democrats !i2 II
by any chance the election Il president should
devolve upon the house, the deroc.a'3 caaLi5a =
would Of course be elected. The votes ia s.ch !.
case are given bv states. Florida counting "a
much rs New Yora--and prahfnY more US ,Ae
New Yolk delegation is a tie.-ba!t. SsH.
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A Srcrrr rog BrlYG HArPY-Au Italian Dish,
op who htd struggled through many diitullIes
without rrpiniug and had boon much opposed
without mouife.tlrg impatience being asked BY
friend to communicate the secret of tlis being
nlwaysso happy, replied, 1t consists IN a single
thing, and that is, making right use Of my eyes
HIS friends in surprise begging h.m to explain
his meanin--'Most willingly" replied the bishop.
In Whatsoever state am ! first Of all look up 20
heaven, and remember thnt my great business on
earth is TO get there. then look down upon the
earth, and call to mind how small space shall
soon fill init. then look abroad on the world
md see what multitude are, in all respects, less
hnppy than myself. And thus learn where
true happiness is placed where all my cares must
end, how httle reason have TO murmsr, o. Il
be- otherwise than thankful And to live III thi,
spirit is to be always harp.
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ILowold Zen Igardlng got HI. wire

Romance is sometimes embodied in fact six
inches long. Old Ben Hardin Of E., gy, lis wife
by \ rich and funny slra'agcm
IN tie days Of his young manhood lie was 4
work hand on tie farm Of InIhoder N that
State, Gui there sprung up between the young
l4borcr and the old mans daughter, what is oi
ten q "tccret attachment By the by, attach,
mcnta nre generally secret Ben and his dulcin,
ca, made up matters in proper time, without
the knowl, Ice or consent ofhi, intended iithrr.in.
law. Indeed, the old man had never suspicion
ci that the aspirations OF the youth were ,criing
towards an alliance with lis tImily--aud II it
had ever occurred 10 him he would have spuIncd
the thought. Ben ", sNvuIc 4! III, arrto,it,Vut
tons. and Of the existence Of almost In,urtnouu
table objections to the match Suouc day consul
ting the ingenuity "i his nature be- deysou
ways and means to bring il about,
Gui"g % the old man, lac told him. that w
fortunately he had conceived liking for tie
daughter OF wealthy farmer in the ucghhorhooJ
that it was impossible To gain the consent ri
the crls father--and asked what course he would
advise him to pursue.
Won't sic run away with you I" =ail the old
man
"Sao might" answered Ben. III coJId make Iht
arrangements. Doyou thiun il would b" honor
able for me 10 take advantage that way
Certainly replied the originator OF thls plot
|hsre would be nothing wrong
Ben kept at him, aud so enlisted the gentleman
that l., made him tender Of his horse and buggy
90 carry out the elopGment. he place Of meet
was arranged, nnd--roader you know what fol
lowed Ben ran uf with the old mans dauglt tor
Tact which the old fellow snuiIed in the next
mornings brrr2c, and one which clagrued him
a.. .N .Tla u.
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misCcll0ucuus.

Cumberland \ Jennings, HOUSE :, SIGN
PAIN IERS Grummg, marhNug, whitening,
and paper h'ntlug, done nj short notice.
Cara1gr uui Orumcutu. Painting neatly and
rrpsiIn1uy'g cgcrUtcd GLASS ser To
ORDER. I g Cucrs left AZ l.. d SmI,l's store.
angus, -, 1851,
t.eor 90 smith, Fashionable TGlDr, oppo-it, Cush-
mans store, regularly receives the lHshiuu> tlum
the Ei.t, aud NEIhe happy TO make up c,nthugtor
allwho may favor hIm with tnrlrplTonagc. Ar
warrantedIn very case Particular l,enuon paid
to CutiiHg. Otlawa, may 10, lSig.
E.Dlrr, Agent for Protection Insurance COmSG %
nv RHtbr i--nppn.Itcth the Mansion House
seth {. Earl, CITTiHge house, and slgH Pa,ri-r
PapcrerdHd GldEicr, ottawa, III. Shop on Co.
lunbus,ircet over Palmer aud Gays wagon aud
carriage mnkershop,
iacob q. Stone, SIddle, HcrnrSS, and Trunk
mInltaciurcr ,aRt ClUmgs Trimmer corner OF
Canal 1nl COlumbuSstTevts, Ottawa. mar2
los IL. Wagner, Justice Of The Peace office in
the lonli.east corner olthe coutthouscup stairs
on dtC1'i9
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--J New supply of @
. .;,all>s ok Cabinet Ware. n

HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
! citizens of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
Just received large assortment Of Cabinet Furni.
Wre from - LOUIS mud Chicago, consisting oiCard,
crcntrc, and dining Tables bcdstc'ds oi all kinds,
such ascoi,agc Jenny Lini,nnd common brdslcnd-;
cane ,fiur and wood seat chuirs bureaus; locking
glasses picture frames and picture in great y0re
~, 4 C, all ot which he wii sell at very small ad
vance on tn, original cost and transportation
Tie has made permanent arrangements with houses
both IN 81 Louis and Chicago, to keep his stock
constantly rcIIcnishpd
AIlwuh, sold hy HIM is warranted to be well made
and NJ cheap n, can be- bought an, where m the west
G..-AIl kinds of custom work m his line done nt
the shortest notice Coffin, kept on hnnd and made
To order, and funerals attended with hr0rsr. In
termcutpryicGr- IN the Cemetery given nj 81 each.
Ware house mud shop on High -ucc,urar Co,um
bus ~, Ottawa, H.
may ~ JOHN TATHAI
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II, ' -. go r-i. ms C.
" ""'.,' ". ~, - '"L PP'' -4's
,tP [,,,I.r ,'i,,s.., , - Co,at ,,'''
I,ir',,. ,.,,'. ..., h.,,,.,. 80 t,,;,,.sF 49,
i"'.,'1,- 'r'' ~. - W 'o',''' a,.'' W.
| ', G '- lars ~ L E d,or ~, ,'a,, y, 'a't
tnl lground-trusiug to merely moral walk, With.
on, filth or works, rs beng sufficient to insure
them Il rich reward in the good time coming
jus, as the reverend gcullemnn touched upon tins
portion Of h. sermon, strrdy, weather beaten
4,n OF the Em",ald lie entered the room. and
with that po,eness peculiar to the I,i,hmsn. qui.
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ottawa BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ittornr y 9.

James Stout. Afioraey and CohHseltor gt Ldto'
and JUSTICE OF The PEACE pihcr one
door east of the corner ot Canal and La Sale
streets, directly south of the Court House.
Particular attention paid to agencies ANA colec-
tious Dua"a, July II
=. y. Sryhpld, Attorney and Counsellor at Law
md Sllcituriu Chanccry. Ottawa, la Sale cOun-
~, ldN1ls gs' Volunteer Advocate iof tugliivc
tchn u Murphy, ittoracy and Coiaselior at
Luo, Ottawa. Illinois. aug 10, 1870.
C.h'c N the court house ,
ham,lin * Wallace, j C Champun--W II
f. Wtilacr,i ltt1racyS amt CaHpscAgrSdt Lar
O.il'e up stairs IN the next building north OF t'r
postonicc. nov %, 40.
D.. '. Laiani, Attorney and Counsciior al Laie,
dl,rrnoyed hl- office rom E"ddirE'a block TO
the rppn Drnc,ly occupied by NE SherF IN the
colrt house .now otcup,cImp partly Lorenzo Le-
Torrrs h Tishor, lGco II Norris Geo : Fish
erJ iHprHcgS ai LIlO aad LlHE lSeHts, oita-
DI,IW utpty pUuruIHr aliruNoalu tue pay
m-ul 0i taxes IN any part ol iuino,7,purchla'hS
AMI ,sung real state, e,tnve2tEaung tiles, co iect
tins lruinl4, buying aud selling military 1ald
warrants, and locating them onthe best lands tor
80. I.rsur pth"rl occurring sprusIons and ll clhIhs
ullnstthc government OI!cc on The souih west
corner Of the court house square.
II. u, jipl i~lcr, ittGrgey and Counsellor a.
Iiio lnl S,liciigr an Chgaccrg--OttdUd, III.
. lie, over the store, Ill y smith, opposite
the Hln,on house Jan. ~
:.Ioyer v Cook. u O. Gloyer--B G Cook 1t
f9rgeys md Couasciigrs al Lar- Ota,cd. Of
f,rn R'll,ck's Block, east side OF The public
srunre. Jun '4S-u
Henry =. Cotton, ittgyacg and Couasciior al
Lrr md S,irii0T m CiGHcery-- OtiGUd, iis.
Oli,r IN the Cour, house. Jun ~
:. .Rnniall. ittOrReylt Lar- 0s,cesg Ken.
Kealfll Ca Nts Aug 10, lSiS--u
Frccr " Ingalls,. Il C.P Ferra, G \ IvoalLsJ
attorneys and SyitrtoJs, Chicago, Ills mrl5.
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Early next morning, the apparatus nf the bar
her removed the last vcstge Of the singed sere-
nader's expanded whskers; aHi thus shou Of
these cherished ornaments. lie passed up to the
Cincinnati eye nhrmary, for aa operation upon
hi. oPhthalmic organs.
The torch Of Hymen now lights the pathway
Of Emma, bot Jazabel Godirey, Esq. still wan.
ders in
Baehe.or meditation, fancy fee.
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= G; ~ q EsA. IA a. m "A "a %
Brunker's Rife Manufacforv.

"a Ne subscriber having returned from the eas,
Ulsr wishing the puuc pa.Wluuiacto'irs hr
IsU0w prepared to manuirc,Ur, the ceicbra-
,cI Increase OF Gaming TWIST Rife. which hr war
rants TO be- rqun 10 nuy made IN this state or else
where tie Viii also keep constantly on hand and
for sale "a good assortment uttouh,r and single bar
relied EowIiug pieces. Powder Flask Game Bags
Shot Pouches, Percussion Gaps, and usupouoI arti-
clc ot Sporting Powder
AUkud- OF Iobh.ur 100 th, guusmi'l ..ucdoue with
ucatH"-- and despatch.
SUopou the cast side OF Cu.linlus ST, one door
-rl.I ,.I fl, I'uIuu IlDust ,.ut ~ If
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ANOTHER NEW MoTIvE powEn SAWYER d
Gwynnc Of Baltimore, clNm 10 have perfected a
new motive power without any consumption or
decomposition of material lh. basis oi the Il,
ledgcd discovery we understand 10 be- the mathe.
nia,cal truth that u wheel or cyl.n ier in rapid
rotation, evolves centrifugal force may time,
greater than that OF any power required to con-
tinue the rotation Certainly, il thi. allrdced
discovery be real and no mistake, II hcralds aud
insurcs the most stuperdeous revolution which
the world has ever known, rendering steam, water
and every other power hitherto used, an antedelu'
7ian absIrdi,y"
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TAILORING.

I BAILEY would inform the citizens of Ottawa
=! and the people oflhr surrounding country that
hh has now opened shop on hi own account
one door south Of the Union H,uSc,
where he intends to carry on the above business for
the present, From his experience in the business,
and long residence in the town he nattrrs himself
thathe has gained reputation for good workman.
ship, tha,cnnnnt be- surpsssedin IN this meridian
Being constantly IN receipt otthc newest styles,
the public can rely upon having their garments made
up m the most fashionable manner and warranted
tu ht
Cutting DONE onshort notice Terms reasonable
OTTAWA. Ami I6
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IRrtANp--A New York di.patch to the 81.
Louis Republican says the Ca.ho'cq question IN Ire
land i assuming formidable pos.t.cn sad t.s
controversy is proceeding N a manner which
the government cannot overlook, II is now BE-.
lie,cd that ireland is on the brink of an important
and s,nrtlirg crisis The government has posi-
lively resolved npon prosecuting the bislops ior
assuming the tales Of their respective ascs on tho
occasion Of tie demonstration at Dublin,
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ALLIANCE BETWEEN AUSTRIA Asp TsE USirrn
SrNes.--1hc Philadelphia Bulletin, understands
that the Chevalier Hulsmann, minister from Aus.
tria, will shortly lead to the hymcnirl altar love.
ly and accomplished American lady, from the
sunny South
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I eW Meat Market,

7 IEREMlAtl WOOD nformshis friends and the
81 public that he has Just opened Meat Market Mt
his new budding on the corner north of the Court
House Square, in Ottawa, where he will he happy to
supply all his friends and the public with the choicest
o' everything in the meat line, Vegetables oiali
kinds also kept on hand.
No Market on Saaddy. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab
bath scpt2l 1850
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a podd'cr calling on mn old lady to DISPOSE Of
some goods inquired Of her If she could tell him
Of any road that 10 pcddler had ever Travelled
"Yes" .nh she, al know of one. nnd only one.
which no prdler has ever travelled, ode prddl,rs
countenancc brshlencD and ,hais he road Ia
U,av,r."
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The Yacht "Ameriea'' IN England

The New York p!per7 are making quite
fu.' over the exploits Of the yacht America,
which was ,als. out BY the party that own her,
IN July last, to be exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
From the following letter from one Of the party.
to the y. i. Express, it would seem that she has
taken the conceit out Of John Bull in regard to
the sailing qualities Of his water craft:
On 6oard the ". y. YacAt imcrica,"}
Cows, Aug. IS, 1851.
Though we have been here among the English
yachts some days, now, We can't fiud one to sail
with rs. all being afraid Of the America. We
have scared them todeith. They won't let Us
sail in their regatta for cups, because there is
more than one owner Think ui that Commodore
Stevens has stuuped the three kingdoms TO slIi
with Us !0r the sum OF ten To twenty thousand
pounds but they wont come to tea You would
have laughed had Won seen Us YESTERDAY. There
was sailing match for the Queens cup, 4lOO.
but they would not let Us in, So We got under
way Oh our own hook after they were four or five
miles of and ia one hour we passed the whole
lot of them like sttambast and then beat one
of their steamboats, in the bargain. ! should
think there were sixty Or more sail N the match,
and We played round them Ike a cooper round a
barrel. They were taken all back and swore We
had steam works on board to make the America
so so. We were crowded with dukes and Lords
wlrh all sorts Of odd names and titles. We had
the Queen down to see us into the bargain, and
are full Of distinguished visitors from morning TIL
night; but they won't put the brass down to sail
with va. Their cutter Alarm j. the fastest one
they have got, but the owner, Lord Snmebydy.
ike a nice man, gives IA, and says they hgvn't e
vessel in England that can begin 10 touch u' So
B. . T. . ,Fl .
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G otrl .

ianIon House, Ottawa illinois, by Waugh &
Crr.slngrr, successors To- X. Iunwr. Iussrn-
p.rs carnrd tonnd tfom the packets Tree Of charge
Stage. from all directions atIyc aud depart daily.
Nav 10
I'0N river House, by l.. DrLANo, on the canal,
u'nr thr a{lliuct. Canal packets stop rcsu.aTi"
a'thi- house
tm,rictn House, nrar,hc confluence cfthe H.
nnois ana Fox Rivers aud near the bridge.
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Business GQr0S.
Dentistry

Dentistry
.v-Sx-ycs NM. SMITH, ". d., Surgeon
k.-ssTA DcRtiSt, residing az Ottawa, So
CrTyN hclts the patronage OF the citizens
otOuawa aud vicinity.
All work m the line ui his profession will be done
in a WOrkHdRhke manner, and Warranted.
LLg-GuOd reference gwen # required. lie has
takrnrooms at the Mansion House
Office ~ Sanger & ATmUur5 brick block, over
l.. K1ugh', Clothing store.
7. ) S--Ltucs waited upon AZ their residence it
requested Ottawa july IL
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Horse ShOeing

nONE At z Bornards shop, superin,cuded by
- louN iloorER
No iroo Prices At this shop Horses shod new
in the best manner, at 81 - Wagon making con.
tinucd at the same place, as usual Old friends and
customers, and new, are invited to call and enye
their orders dcc7 z BARNARD
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Stadden's Mill.

THE subscriber would inform the public TINT the
i above Millisin full operation once more, nnd he
is prepared to grind or exchange flour for whea, at
alltimes, to sui, the customers and with strict aten
ton to business he hopes shareo part ofthe public
patronage Farmers, please call and see as you
will always find the millrrs ready to wait on you,
niphlorday, Cash paid for wheat.
Dayton, Jan. 25 JONATHAN SrApprY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-20

Hon, David l. Gregg, Secretary Of state, vas
married on the lst inst, ia GalCna, 10 Miss Ecbcc
Gu Ead,, of tha. city.