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Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-24
Just Received,

Just Received,
IN II, l2.4 NJ rseilles Quilts,
IUs 10, III, & l2.4 Lancaster do.
Alexander's White Kid Gloves,
White Moreen for Ladies' skirts,
French Enbroderes for Founcing,
Clear Lawn and Linen cambria Handkerchieis,
C,ored FIannels for Ladies sacks,
Very rich Dress silks, White Grape slawls,
Household Linens, Bamsby Diaper, &c.
+. w. BONNEY.
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.

TUST opened, an unusually complete assort-
q ment of every size, color and quality Of La
Dies Misses and Children Hosiery in Cotton,
Silk. Merino, and LambG Wool. Also, Ladies'
and Childrens' Hoods, Infants Hats, TIppets ard
Polkas, Wooen Boots, at WILSON'S
Palmetto Cash Store.
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Ladies' Dress GOODS.

Inquired Chameleon and black Silks
i Rich printed and plain Dclaines -
Mantins, Lace Cares, Collars, Hk k Gloves md lo'
sieres of every dccrpon Just received and for sale G.
A. NJ. y R. KENNDEf'S.
0.ARPETING, Printed Drrggets, Rugs and Ba &c. at
" 'rr. A. NJ & r. KESNEDY'S
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klC SkoSCllC W IICH tIlty
, consisting III part Of the fol-
,Guava do.
'1ooseberry, Strawberry, and
Blackberry Jam.
EXtiacts.
Cloves. Lemon, Nutmeg and
Vanilla.
Hermetically Sealed
Articles.
Salmon in | and = lb cans,
Sartliucs in o,l in whole, half
and quarter boxes,
Lobstcrs in | and 2 ID. cans,
Roast Beef, Auchuvies
;Oyslers, Fresh Cove Bait.
; Cordials.
$Cumcoa, Marischinc
iAnnisettc. Noyau
Ginger Brandy.
Fish.
Salmon,
|Smoked Herring,
Smoked Halibai,
Dried Cod Fish.
;Mackarel No. /, Q, and 3 in
whole, half, and gu. bbls.
and in kits.
Provisions.
Sugar Cured Hams and
Shoulders,
Beef Tongues g. Dried Beef,
Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
.Gushcn, English and Pine
Apple Cheese.
Wines and Liquors.
Brandy, Hennessey EIr. fine
do. Otard, Dupry and 60.
do. PallevoiSin's
'Whiskey, Scotch and Irish
dn. Bourbon, Mononga'la
do. Funk's Old Rye
Wines, South side Madeira
DO. duff Gordon Sherry
do. Port on draught
do. do. for Med. purposes,
do. Sparkling Hook
do. Tenerifie, and S. VI.
.kirshwasser, A bsynthu,
Punch Essencs.
,Heidscick, Express, Cardinal
and Victoria Champagncs.
Ale and Poltcr.
Choice Segars and Tohac-
'co of all kinds, all Of which
will be sold low for cash.
80 If
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Southern Manufactured Shoes.

Southern Manufactured Shoes.
n II subscribers are extensively engaged in the
i manufacture Of
Plantation and House Servants ST oes,
Together wit. various descriptions Of
Leather, for Shoes and Plantation Use,
and can compete will Northern Manufactures both
price and quality, and We do not hesitate to soy that
we can give Better Article, for the money than
can he bought Of Northern manufacture. We therefore
invite all those who would give preference to Hume In
dustry. To give us 4 trial.
We have also made extensive additions sock Of nc
Boots and Shoes,
embracing every variety, together with Travelling
Trunks ca,ptt Bags raess Mems and BGys Cans Caps
fail to please.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 clamne our stoch
ALDEN y MURRAY.
am,lcn Ort. 3. 1851. Gs It
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
Oct. II, 1851.

TINE subscriber has lately added largely to his full and
complete stock Of oil the standard and popular Schooi
Books required from lie Alphabet full course OF Eli
glish and lassicaI Education great variety OF each
class and which he Offers al low prices fpr cash or ~
punctua customers.
Green's First Lessons; Bullions
and Browns English Grammars.
Elementary Southern, Pictorial Carpenter g.
n Y. and American. ,
Geosra aphies.-Smith's Primary and Qnarto; Child 3,
Pareys. Common School Geo.: Mtchell's Primary; In
termediale, School and Ancient SEQ, and Atlas; Key
to do for teachers
Arithmetics.-Davies Primary, School and University
acknowledgements n. A. Arith. Nos, ], 2 and 8
Smiths; Pixies; Smiley's and Coburns Intellectual
Arith.
Re eaders.-Southern No. /, and 3 Swans Primary
School Readers, No. /, and 3: swans Grammar
School Reader Gregg and Elliotts No |, and 5. ~
Y.No. and 3; CObb's Juveniles No. and =; Rhe
torica National; Lovel's L. S. Speak and Rhetorical
dialogues.
Composition, &c.-Parkers Exercises and Aids to
Composition Frost's Exercises; kirkhams Euocuhoh ;
Kaine's Elements.
Observation-Disclosures Webster's Reid's, SC.
observation-disclosures England Roberson's Charles ' :.
with Questions for Schools School Histories Of France
England, Rome, Greece and the United states of Ane-
nca; Robbins Outlines oil History; Parley's Common
School Hist; Pictorial Hist. U. S.; Bgiand's Natural
History, De-.
Natural Philosophy, &c.-Parker's Elementary.
Swit's. part and = Diapers, Grays Chemistry and
Electricity; COmstock's Philosophy and Che nistry ;
Johnsons and Turner'S Elements of Chemistry; Jones
and Sillmans Chemistry.
Bo:any.-Mrs Lncoln's; Gray's Text Book.
Mathematics.-Davie'sC Course, Algebra, Elementary
and Practical Geometry; Burden and Legendre; Snr.
veving by Davies and Flint. Keys TO Algebra and
AriihmeIics A. YOUNG
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AMERICAN PRINTS.

luvc noty on hand stock Of FAST coLoREp Caicocs,
that for variety, besnty, aud cheapnes, viii bear
comparison with any stock in the Southern country An
early inspection reqesed, those large piles OF bean
ul patterns are getting all by degrees and bcautF
fully less" Some fast coUrs al Gi cents.
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ARE now receiving and o
d FO, eign and Domes
offer nj wholesale and retail
lowing articles:
Sugars.
Lnaf, Crasard, g. Powdered
Clarified No. |, and 9,
Porto Rico,
.MuscOvadn.
New Orleans.
Coffee.
Java.
Lagllira,
Rio and Cuba.
Teas.
Choice Of ull kinds.
Molasses.
Mnscovudo and Porto Rico,
y. Orleans and W. Indies.
Candles.
Wax, white and colored
Adamuntine
Sperm and Stcarin
Fruit.
Figs and RaisiIIs,
Almonds, Bordeaux & lvica
Curran,s and Citrou,
English Walnuts,
Filberls und Brazil Nuts,
Fig Paste, 80 new article u
Spices.
Ailspice, Nutmeg i Cloves,
Cinnamon, Ginger d. Pepper,
London and French Mustard
Currie Powder.
Pickles.
English and Dom cslic Of all
kinds.
Ketchups and Sauces.
Walnut, Mushroom, Tomato,
X C a i in 6 Sauce,
Harry do.
John Bull do.
Warwickshire do.
Worcestershire DO.
Paoli Vinegar,
Essence Of Anchovics,
Anchovy Paste,
PUlicl Bioaters.
Preserves.
Citron, Oranges, Lines,
Pine Apple and Ginger.
Brandy Fruits.
Peaches Cherries,
Lines and Pine Apple.
Jellies and Jams.
Red d. Black Currant Jelly,
Oct. 10, 1851.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL BOOKS.

SAASSRSAA SSRfVVA nVOkASs
A NTHON'S Horace, Virgil, Cesar. Salust, Cicero.
II Homer, Xenophon Latin Lessons, and Creek Prose
Composition, Greek Reader, Ancient and iidacval
Geography. Latin Dictionary and Classical do
Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Grammar,
Latin Lessons. Exercises and Reader,
.' Cesar and Salust,
Arnold's Latin Reader,
Rullion's Latin and Greek Grammars and Readers,
Cooper's Virgil; Horace and Virgil Dephini
Jacobs Latin and Greek leaders.
Latin Gralnmars and Latin Tutor; Mairs SyntaI,
Owens CyropGdia.
Putt and Arnuld's Ancient Geography and History,
Bcjesans Grecian Antiquities,
Ieverets Andrews and Ainswor,lI's Latin Dictionaries
Buffers Ancient Geography and Atlas.
Ollendorff's French Methuu; Munescas q.
German, Spanish and Italian Grammars,
Exercises and Dictionaries, French Phrisos,
Dialogues. Novels. &c.
Meddows and Surenies French Dictionaries.
tIemmings and Tibhruts French and Classical do.
Magiall's Historical aud Miscellaneous Questions.
A. YOUNG.
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Fresh Family Medicines.

YINiE subscriber having received his Fall and Winter
Stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines &c
has on hand full and fresh supply of the following, viz
Jaynes Expectorant; ;Jayne's Alternative;
Tarrants Cordial Elixir of g Carminave;
Turkey Rhubarb, I" Tonic Vcrmit'Se;
Tarranis Seltzer Apericnt; Londen's Female Elixir;
Rowond's Tonic Mixture ! Indian Expcctornt
Moffai's Phoenix Bltien; Comp. Alternative
Radway's Ready Relief; Carniiiaiivc Bal
Rogers Liverwort and Tar; sam; -
Ayers Cherry Pectoral; Tonic Vermilusc:
Epping's Sarsaparilla andJayncs Snnave riis .r-
9 Queens Delight: Fever and Ague rus
Dr. Aliens Compound; sMottits lAie
Guysott's Yellow D"ck and Leidys R"od
Sanaparla Female fnonlhi!
Wistur's Baisam; i'randrcths
Davis Pain Killer; Lees and Spencer's
Sands Sarapanlln; Rirsys Ointment;
Nc Allisirr's Ointment, God Liver Oil, &C.,
IIarrisons do
With almost every article usually KEEP, in Drug Store
and 10 which he invites the attention of his friends and
customers and the public generally
q. J. DEHAY.
Oct. 81. SO II
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Sept. q.
FALL GOODS.

FALL CCODS. F7|'|. T711 ~
4 N e. Il. KENNEDY are now receiving tlieir usual
~ supply Of fDRY-tiOODS. HARDWARE and GRO.
CERES. which they will sell on tie reasonable
term and which they respectfully invite tic attention.
on their friends und the public generally
Sept %, IS H tf
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WINTER SHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
DLAIN and pri.ted French Cashmeres und l'elaines,
/ English Merno, Blk and Cold Alpaccas and Lus-
cobugs Canton cloths a%d F
Woolen de Chino. Dauask Merinos, Cameleon spun
Silks, and Fancy Wursleds Dress goods Of every kind
including some beautiful Mousne de LANES Ct l2i, IT,
and 1, cents n, J. WILSON'S Cash Store.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-10-24

T,EAS-Black, Hyson and Gunpowder Teas
L For sale by 5. +. CAPERS
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SHAW Il AUSTIN.

ARE now receiving and opening their Fall supplies Of
a Fo, eign and Domestic Groceries. which they
offer ut wholesale and rcta consisting in part Of the fol-
l,,.ip rtirna
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05
In American TriupDh

Al our ro'ders says IL" Argus who have PAD
any attention 10 tAe corresl louderce from London.
sAGe the opening Of the greet ExhiLilion must tie
a""'e q! the g'e..; natioal Interest manifested in
;ne Article Of Safe Locks, stimulated pg the ex,l.
b;on Of the celebrated Atncji au NEwrIL LOCK.
rivalry with tlose ot Mr CErc5e, The great Eng
ash LcsFGlakCr Nj JOIE,oE state, that Mr
HONS, the American VIM has the Newtl. Loci; in
.harge Lad succeeded With .;,.o difficulty, and in
shyr! time, Ia picking the ChIhbs Lo,i, to tho
great scfrr.se If n. u3,aul " ler6 It haa been
regarded as absolatcly iA;ulneraUa and in use Oh
all the Government Vaults, the Bank Of England.
and private banks :hgougcut the kugdori.
Nj. ChuO5s GTpcara 70 be as much astonisLed
, a7 amy one el-c and published several articles in
the London Times. challenging Hobbs or any one
else, 10 open lis incss and intmpting tia: the one
opened he'd been uuG.ily ca1lt with. Mr. Hobbs.
(says Mr. j. Is very intelligent and geatlemaniy
man. and replied very to Nj Chubbs notes and
pr3!essod readnc.s to Try, IN the p.eseice ofre.
spcciaLie geuencn, other lucls Il ohuLLa. On
Tuesday last p Inst, Mr.. Hobbs in the presence
O! several gentlemen whose nluC, are given be
low, opened oue OF ChutL which was placed on
the door ufone Of the vaults Of the State Paper o
flee Of her S'a''sty' Government The time oc
cuYied in opening the lock was 25 rinutes-and
in 10 minutes more lie rclochcl il. leaving +; ap
pmcnty IN as good condition Is when opened
/ This matter has assumed the more interest from
tie -a7'onad.uG tone which hns been assumed hero
[ by The English papers and they Will trust. by
Satisfied IN this c1.s, rs IN that Uf tic Yankee
,GHm,G.r that it cant be heat
/ The statement Of the tiisl as c,rga by the En-
glib themselves, is that humber Of gentlemen
were invited to be present at 81 Great George
sneat We.tmjnister to meet Mr.. II bbs for tha
p1rl o'e OF aiiodn1 lin an opportunity OF opera
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ut is only the son Of the Governor" excla!Uei a
soldier, "he Is coming 10 see the execution Wait
for lin"
rushed away in horror, and soon afterward We
saw tte soldiers Gearln. IN their hands the two
bleeding hrala
No sooner were the gates opened than troop
OF boys rushed out and attacked the oxecu,iouer
with stones. The man fled into the country,
pursued ~ the young mUb-and il was reported
lie had fallen sef.c,ess some three mikes iluln the
town, covered with hundred bruises.
On entering the town the soldiers seized the
FIRST Jew they met, and obliged him To salt the
heads, which were subsequently, hung from the
top Of square tower on the town wall t.outing
the great markct.place.
AS lretuncl home ward, met in the little <
Re"fan, whom knew to he cousin TO the
deceased gardener, armed with brfce of pistol.
and dagger, Euny.ng along. On asking him
VIVA; vas The matter he replied, X am about to
revenge tIe oath Of my relation or that accursed
stranger, who alone was found ready 10 cause OH
bl0ood 10 flow"
Mex: day It was reported the expcutioner had
| been sho, and buried on the spot No inrest-a.
t!on was had by the authorities Of Tangier, aad
the cousin reiGned, and remained unmules,ed
AiIer three days exposure the leads were
sent to the Sultan, to convince his imperial mi.
esty that his orders Ind been uheyci They
were met on tie road by q courier bringing o :e.
I Preve, who was sand 10 have been retained in
consequence Of ole Vi lie rivers being impas-ua!e
/ from heavy rams.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05

ia the corner of the church and cooperate with
great satisfaction 10 himself and that minister
Seeing this worthy brother standing before the
door, the good humored disciple rode up 10 tho
fence, and after the usual salutation, accostud hun
thus;
Brother P. have you heard the ncwsi
why what news, brother S, Anything
stranger
"Why they sny old Father Jones has been zen.
TO the renitentiary for one yearw
On hearing this, brother 2. with unaffected as.
tonShment, indulged himself in such remark. as,
why you don't say T. rs it possible % Is
it really fact e.
"Why'.ays brother s. gucss there Is no mis-.
take about it heard It from brother c., and
he saw it in the papers; so reckon it mus. be
60 I"
"Well" says brother p, setting himself down
on the truth Of the rumor. snow brother S. can:
say that amt surprised at all this but, between
YOU md me- | always thought old man Jones
wasn't the hight kind Of man. The fact ia he's
better oft IN the Penii,niiary than out Of il. an!
told my wife that he'd 20 there some day"
Having thus delivered himself of hIs opinion
and after few similar comments, brother S. lef,
without explanation, a7'oni,hel and amused a;
The effect oi his information.
How brother p FELT wien he learned the truth
aHou, it, we never heard---This il q lughatlg
ancciote and illustrates the fact that many p-o
pie are disposed TO kick any body dowu u hil y Ll
has IN their opinion 20: start.
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Old Father Jones,

Tie LawrenceOurg Press tells the following
good one
Two or three years ogn ir our memory serves
us rightly, oil FathcrJonts was appointed chap
lain Of tho States Prison, and a very proper ap
po,utmrnt it was--At the time when the an
nounccmcnt of the fact was made. n member of
the Methodist Church residing within tie range
Of one of The circuits where hc had been preach
ing for years having some business to transact
with one Of his ucighhrs, got on hiS horse, and
having 20 pass by the house Of brother p. on HI.
road concluded to"pass n Joke olr' Now brohg'
p. had all the days his manhood Jealous, spu
itcd, active member, prompt in lis responses o
"amcn ard such likcAnl always seemed delight
cd with Father Jones preaching for he would vi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05
The Best Coal

DROuGlITmlolh the Ouaw0markCiisuow raised
ID by Mr. MARKS NORlARTN, who may at
alI uuics be found at his residence near the cana
bridge, at the head OF Butlnlo Rock lils bed is IN
the same region where the iumous" Sunwu Coa' J.,
raised, aud Mr.. VI challenges comparison with
that coal knowing his own, taken nj, tugrhrr.Iu b,
better article. A. to the coal from most OF the bed.
arouno Ottawa, It Is positively not 10 be- cumparcJ
with his and yet Mr. Mouarly engages to sell IN.
coo as cheap ms, not cheaper than, any oiihe Goa
drHlcrsin this rcgon
Teams always Kept in readiness to deliver Goa II,
order, OF any number oftcoms loaded nj short no
tee ON applying nt the residence OF the subscriber
The attention OF BiackSmifhs Is spar,iculnrycn cnllct
to this coal NARkS NORINRTY
Buffalo Rock inns below Ottawa Dec II, 1850
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Bowling Saloon!

JAMES O.Connor respectfully informs the citi.
- zrus Of Ottawa, that he has recently rc.hlrd
aud materially improved the Bowling Alley OH
Court House square, originally cstabd.hed by him,
and That he Is now prepared to accommodate parties
desiring hcahu exercise, with the best gume often
pins TO he found thssidc OF Chicago,
His Alley has been lately constructed cfthc hest
Cherry, aud cannot fail TO give the almost sal'sac-
ton.
will give one dollar premium TO my man who
will make seven OsIkes ina haIt stUng.
Ougwa. Ian lS
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c.. Va "a g 4ars

Carriage and Wagon Manufactory
! G. GAY would inform bis friends aud cus'o.
~ mcrs that he has removed % hs new shop pht
,hs southwest corner oflhc pubic square whtre lie
wlilcnnunuc the manufacturing oicauupes huPgl,s
and wagons u the latest aud most approved Siy tCg
Being practical workman he Auurrs himself that
h. cau build a- good work as cau be produced ia TAI.
market Nurk made toordrrand warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on tie shortest
notice,
Cash paid lor seasoned lumber. ] G.. GAY.
Z@"GROW'S Pam, sho? up stairs
Ian II 1891
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Tha ChOicA or z Calllrr.

DR. John VI. Mason in some one Cf Lf. as-s-s
tell. the story of wong man who had baon t.,i,
anallv ~ krr OF troJnq. and had ostuliad ii.
yln,y" A. II is termed for two n, ,L,.a ess,,,s
Having prr.o,tad specimen ofLis ir,rr3rsroert
before the Prc,biterv. he ves t,rpt ~ bayn 40,
nait.cd hirnyeIfso li,tIat, tI,i. .,,i.f,,rr l,S,
/ tieg iud-ol il uscas.ary 70 remand l;r, ~ liz
fr4t vocation. "a more cy,p,1sDsrrs,a with NJ. a.
D'ties This alp-i-fou yras arl,o,r,,d has . r.,,o.
} rghle old minister IN the f,,'py.r., ,nsnprr.--
Young man. L. ia the duty Of MI mon T., ,l,,i.
fy God But he calls them t. ,lorif. linn in ,f.
errnt wavs. Gc,urdlr,, 70 tl,e giff. Ia. ta,,.,r-
on them Some n. chile IN ,r'p,ic, Ii.,, t, ,~..
ching the tIospcl Of his Son. ,rl o,rs,s a., nal
iut b.sons. ibroumsD Nov, il a tho rr,rir,,~s
iulgmeut ofthi4 Pre.b,trrr that he lus no. call.
ei you 10 the ministry since he Ia. NOT oBllG.l
you ior i and hprcf ne fqt /, l.. ,,,rr llt 10 ,o
home 10 your mthcr. and gi.,ity God n, I,rnr,
industry in making beeom."
The arecdo'e has a moral Each MR., f. lis
calling There f. for every man M. own ra,vl.
lar sphere of action md irfgevre on5tIa s,,o,.
er he finds II OFT the bettnrf hun. Ifssvaa ,lr.
loss Of time and many ssd mis,1kes There mn
b. error in both direction. in aiming, too hirL ,r
sinking too low. A man wlo would u,e.e bu,
poor artist might be nm excellent bo1 carrier
One who could make but poor fcgrg Al tie
blr, nigh: make himself us.r.'lv fniir with
,la exercise Of crowtar M.ny yc9rr ,r.' sen. sen,
,mcnt,Ii-t VIII, h,s starred in = rrrrp, MIN,
have been Of some service 10 the world ilbe nd
exercised hs tale, > rt the anvil soma II the
sadlcst mistakes e life are luae in rr,. ,bsi,o of
trade or profession. t :, as .lpr.a a G.I Ind
taken /, into lis bead 10 be ap eagle OBJ. d ham.
mmg.birl was ambitions 20 rival the fnors,gr- Of
TIE deep Geu!9s !,araip g.n. and tlef.o,v of
( possessing !, is dangerous .r the l... is great
that one who chcrshrs SUCH n tlney. i, ,ry,l;rgr
~ borrowed car'al and will ,mn out n bank.
rupt Col has bcstorgl great md intellectual
gifts on few uru, bat where Ae oas dome il, they
,.. ,.., .,'g '...5c '''' oPe',CHF'',h lou can
"h.',' '' C'''' Se"-He,'sS without having 10 le'
! >orl 10 b'hK nole de'ec;ar They Wi! work
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rTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I tt or nrD 9.

p
|,mcs stout. lu8yneg and Counsellor at Laro,
land JUSTICE or THE PEACE-Ohlcc one
|door east OF the corner ut Cuual and LA sane
|,,reets directly south ut the CuuJt House.
Particular attention pnud 10 agencies ana coAec'
| lions. Ottawa, July II
| y. Srybnid, Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
|nl Solcitorin Chluccy Ottawa, la sale coun-
". illinois. U's-YJIunIeef Advocate tor tugitHe
In IL Murphy, attorney and Counsellor at
Cur, Ottawa, ILLINOIS. a~s !y,4-J1.
- hct N the crurl house.
|iamplin Il wallace, u. c ChHmp'm-W II.
/. Wallace attorneys and dCJnas:'i1rs1t igtc.
Dhcc up stairs IN the next building north Of lhe
'ost Office. nov 2S, ~.
! y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
l. las removed hl. o.licr from RcdIcks block, 20
| he room formerly occupied by the sheTlF M the
ourt house now occup.cImp partly Lorenzo lie.
and. may ~
,rris * Fisher. Geo II Norris-t,eo ) Fish
r. ihiJrarg' al LGio aah L1h Agents, our
CO. H. Wuply particular alcnuouto the pay
nrnt oftnNe- tu any part ot l.uUo-, purchasing
nj selling rrnicstata investigating ties collect,
yna be nluls, buying and selling military innd
|yJrrants, and locating them onthc best iaHdS tor
n lter- rlJnHTs. .4rcuuugp"uslon- ana all claims
latlsifhD government. Office on the south west
/ rorncf ct .hrcouu house square.
! g.. upi ,~trr, ittoury auR Counsellor a.
E1c mil Sytsityr ~ 'tlHrcTv-- Dii1Nd, ~
de- oyer the store, OF l.. y SmIh, opposite
he Mansion house. Jan ~
over X Cook, a - GIuvrr--l'. C.toukl ~
Y3rgeys Cyuaseilors at --Diiuira. OF
Riceiu R'IllcNs Block, east side n' ilr puhhr
!,1uarc luu 'Io-t
,nry q. cotton. Ataraev and Couascliora ai
.Jr anil Ny..tpr lU CtRcfgy- ObIra iliS
3)ih'a ON rhr Court house. jun "
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-05
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I BAILEY would inform the crizens Of Ottawa
- and the people Of the surrounding country that
hh has now opened shop on his own account
One door south Of the Union Ho'ae,
where he intends To cary on the above business tuJ
the present From his experience ln ihe business
mud long residence IN the town, he lauers himself
thaihr has gained q reputation for good workman,
ship, 'hntconnot bee sUrpa--,dln ihs meridian
Being constantly IN receipt OF the newest styles
,hr public can rely upon having gthrrGarmcutsm mad,
up IN the most fashionable manner, and warranted
to hi
Cnuiugdone on shor, notice Terms reasonable
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