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Dress Making.

N1RS. GEORGIANA PARMlI.EE wishes to
lNI call the attention OF the Ladies Of Ottawa
and vicinity, ,ha, she has opened shop
Up Stairs, over Mrs. Greggs Millinery Shop,
where she is ready to make to order Clodks Dress.
cs. Manhiids. &c, a, the shor,cs, notice, and in
the most fashionable styles Ladies wishing TO get
work OF this kind done will please give Us a call,
Fall and Winter Patterns Just received di.
rec, from New York and forsae
ALSO-Plnin Sewing done to order. al the
shortest notice. Oct. u.
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Chain Pumps,

WE would call the attention Of tn, public gene
w rally aud to farmers and stock growers in
particular to the utility and durability OF the above
named article. For ordinary purposes, they are SUI
pcrlor to all other pumps as they cannot freeze or
lniure the water aud account % remarkable SIM
picy in construction, not liable to get out OF or
der or to be- deranged A child offs or lOyears oi
age can draw waerirom ordinary wells wllh ease
and safety.
All orders left at John iIossachs office, Ottawa
MI be PROMPTLY attended 10. +. w. ROWE.
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New Meat Market,

IEREMlAH WOOD uformshis friends and the
81 public ,ha, he has just opened Meat Mnrketat
his new building on the corner north oi the Court
House square in Ottawa ,whcrrhr willie happy to
supplynl his friends the public with tht choicest
OF everything in the meat line. Vegelabesoi all
kinds also kept on hand.
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
hath sepl2l 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14

A Greek maiden hens asked what fortune sho
would bring her husband, replied in the following
beautiful and forcible language,
Il will bring him what gold cannot purehase-
heart unspotted, and virtue without a stain
which is all that descended TO me from my pa.
rents.'
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OSBORN a. VAN VKANkEN,
at the sign OF
The Cigar Saloon,

VTIAWN TTTsst
"ANlNG fitted up rooms tor this express pur-
i pose. beg leave TO announce to the inhabitants
OF La Sale county that they have opened an eating
room Tor the bcnctit OF all who may give them call.
They keep ON hand OYSTERSin in the shell and
in cans oi the best quality and served up at n mo-
ments notice And they are ready to furnish meals
at any hour for the accommodation OF FormerSand
Others They solicit the patronage ot the public
nnd will civ, satisfaction ti ALL oc25
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-Four columns of northern newspaper printed
in very small type, was occupied by the adver-
tisenent Of quack doctor, headed "One vord
to the afflicted
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- = - n zA- IA u: N u "a .
prunker,s Rifle Mamma ctorv,

6IunKcI niIle udNuldCIUIy'
THNllE subscriber having returned from the east
after visiting the princpal manufactures, he
r isnow prepnreut to manufacture the celebra-
ted Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle which he war
rants to he equal lo any made IN this state or else
where. lie will also keep constantly on hand and
lor sale. n good assortment odoube and single bar
relied Fowlng pieces, Powder Flusks, Game Bags
Shot Pouches, Percussion Caps and asuperior artl-
Gle oi Sporting Powder.
Allkinds ot obbing in the gunsmithne done with
neatness and despatch.
Shop on the ems, side OF Columbus 81, one door
south of the Union House. iunc 22-ii
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Gtoraae s. forwar0in0.

J.. L. Charrnaud, Storage 4 Commission .ueT-
ciaat-Warehous eastside otthe bridge, Main
canal, Ottawa, Ill. nov 29
T.. Hills, Storage, Forpqrding and Commission
.u.relai, dealer in all kinds Of produce, True's
Warehouse, No ,, Slde-cut, Ottawa, Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-14

A bill npproprating $4,000 for the release Of
the Lopez prisoners passed the house on the ?ath,
10y the following vote yeas li7, nays -.
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E3FALL CAMPAIGN!0
Eic1 Cabinet Furniture! n

DETER RUSSELL respectfully calls the nj.
i tention oihis hiend' and thc public to lspres-
ent large stock offlrnture which he expects ca
sioually to rrpleush before navigation closes, In
addition to his own manufacture, he is supplied
from large establishments both in ST Ioui. and
Chicago. His stock is selected for and shipped To
him by dealers who know that they are sending to
"A practca, mechanic aud workman, SO be is en,-
blrd on an average TO sell better articles and as low
rs either city. As usual, he does a price small
profit and cash business.
At the suggestion of y friend, he would respect
fully remark that while h. has established for him
selta business that will sustain itself against all iu-
ture competition, he has done something for the
public in supplying Ottawa and vicinity with good
furniture n, very low pr:ces
lie keepsa hcnrse, aud ready made, well.inish-
ed walnut collins lall sizes always on hand. Char
ges low.
Warerooms on La Sale street, near the couri
house square. Sept 20.
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11bnsicians s. Surgeons.

y
DRS. HARD n HILL tender their profess
y ional services to the citizens OF Ottawa and
vicinity. Residence on Madison street, near the
SIDE Cut. Office over Bnrgers store, near the
Past office Dec %. 1851.
nRS. THOMPSON & CHURCHILL having
J associated Ihrmselyes together in the practice
OF Puy,ic and Surgery respectfully tender their
professional services to the citizens OF Ottawa and
vicinity. Oiiice-one formerly occupied 10y ID d.
Ihomp-on. ID THOMPSON, NJ ",
sept : CHURcHtLL, VI ID.
Wm. w. Cavnriy. PIgsici1H y SHrgeOa--Ot-
t1n1, W,--Dhcr m the drug StOrc--Otirrs pro-
t-ssional services to the citizens of this vicinity,
and hopes by attention to business, TO mert
a share nlpubIIc patronage. 800 II
a.. ". Hopkins. Physician and S9TgeOn-Oi-
tIod, ~ offers his professional services to the ci-
tilens OF Ottawa, and vicinity Office over the
store OF i w Cheever, nrytto Walker & !lick-
hug, residence on the north side oilhe new public
square, where he may be found al all times except
when absent on professional buiness nuR6ls
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IA "a Y Livery Stable.
Boot & Shoe Shop,
NVSI g. FASH

WOULD inform the public tina, he has lately
opened a shop on Madison street, in the building
formerly occupied by buchanan & Echelberger
and lately by Bailey & Eichelberger, az n tailor
shop, where he is prepared TO manufacture TO or
der nIl kinds OF worn IA the above line, in the best
o-sible manner.
lie will also keep on hand good assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which he w sell at the very lowest prices. Mend
ng done nj short notice aud IN the uratest manner
Gail nnd see' January 10 1S52-ly
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Horse ShOeing

noNE az z. Bamard's shop, supern,ended by
- JouN IlooPER.
No tbo Prices at this shop Horses shod new
in the best manner at Sl.2j. Wagon making con.
tinued a, the same place, as usual Old friends aud
customers and new, are invited to call and leave
their orders. dec7 u BARNARD.
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Ode.n Temple qf Honor No. g. every THURspAY
&EvENIN Al O'Clock, Templo fa Tchoupitouas
hs present sadiSs % e 3 81 1851 w TaSsAs Fsr
&pra W. A. r.; r. s. MoRs1A ": r Ri n PoiLAap W. Tt j.
n BrspiR W. U Dow W. d. u u y. PATTIsOS, w.
n W. WooIylnrox, W. 8, myS
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO -1m1gl-
u IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. 80 Camp
lie Ss Mona ;sspss.y re- eqass
asso5tnen. o MUSIC AND MUSICAL al knds
FORTEs from the factories Of the first makers in the United States
EUROPE which found those of A. STODA
Of Ne,yYork HALL SON, of NewYork PLEYEL Co.. OF
Pars The above the following kinds GRAND Sc
tho most celebrated makers in the world combining all the late
sH 61 oetave They will be sold
prices MUSICAL Of all kinds and quantity
Among others the subscriber keeps constantly hand the largest
zines. Southern
aTsa by HALL SON from the most approved SPANISH
stand the climate The subscriber has had in
the Music the ies 90 well a
has Market
will
all kinds Of the
MOST MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited 10 call and examine his stock
fel3 lyos HORATIOp p HEWITT, 80 Camp st., N o.
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Crystsl Fount Division No. a, B. Of T.aeets every
THURSDAY ats O'Clock Hall No. % St Charles
etfeet the ensuing W H EAIs, W. p s. H.
BLOWN f.; d. H, RIna Rllls a. ri S.; u BoorH
rs: S, HAnRrs. d. W. BRoss c. A. HERO a. c.: WI
aWArsoN, /, s.; R.T. PowELL, o. s. - 81 jy2a
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance

~ Incorporated April is4s, dscled dividend
Two Years, Busuess.
oHcs, No. IS CAMP ST, between Common ae
BusISns COMPANY LIE INsUn ONLY.
This Company being sey Of the policy
hcle and against want aid Its operations
Great National inhd0n the
solid principles afordng for ama paid during
u Al policy holders whether life shorter
nus he Insurance ill DEATH participate ths whole Of the profits Of
the Company.
Creditors insure the iivee Of Debtors. msrried
husband
harsef children, the Of
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y Diyfston No. 1b 3. or following
ri tbis Division o JAMES BHass W. p;
Moy = =. 4 4. VI VI o. 5.s% soyAs
~, Jona MryHa, Col pss. g % Thii DysSn
fsss KvKRy MONDAY EYHNNe = Temperance hAii,
Akogll1 droet z - 70 =
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Merchants Insurance Company Of New
Homo Mutual Insurance Company Of

49, NEW ORLEANb,
E With auhseribed sapa Of saas0o, prepared eesivs
- FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
at Office Of the Company, No. 0RAVfER STREET.
Every
profits divided among company.
earnings invested here
This established purely the principal
the Trustees boisse this subscription ample
security 10 the policy hoders. 1S3
portfolio tie
wiahing 70 make innurAncs whit. .s5s l. Sl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-27

lR.s R0WAN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
slAGKsERRx 4Ss RooTAn Infsles Remedy for BOWEL
crsup cole, etc. Exceedingly palaahls For a
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SLAVES.
IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS!
KrfGUesCNfe1. Paint.

B.
RrtlgesUNtes. Paint,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, srEAMBoATs
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPors AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALE KrNDsoF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
t The attention public respectfully to foo
tesmonals in favor ef the celebrated BRDGEwATER PAINT
the than add MONTHS
use in the South the the firmly established
offered public WEATHER PRO
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jeo. =. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
In las. induced apply Brdgewaer Mineral
my
Co Iehesi add my testimony
S ss av
s Ms has a aa ss ss ss I @
surface which has proved entirely misrvoua.
s.psra At..sapas ssSnss8 Sfass2 1851 JOHN + MILLER
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
ss as aRss1 es vi. ss' as Of s
Sss ssFsS sf E Il sSsEss
Nsworisans, ,Decsmbss isss' J, .ssi =
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
tTOWBOAT PORPOIsE.
have ured BRDGEwATER PAINT. Msasrs.
F c e @ bas ss sss 4 %
and CDERs CONSTANTLY falling aponit has had NO EFFECT
fed all the qualities CERTAIN
@
Z, gisasas sss WIZ haervs Captain o rerbost
CERTIFICATE or THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.
Hsyi9g had shs DRY DOCK painted with BRIDGE
a " ss.s n IA F s
'-' tsisnsd, HUGHES, WALLET = THOMAS,
wr1rSrJ I1Sisisna y 5Y Dock Yard.
Agents Iouiaans Dry Dock Co.
Nsworssnn, February I, 1853
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER
BRIpsEwA PAINT the paathvy mon.h
90 % hss Ss ss s ss ss as and
sEs1 = ssi!s i ss sS' "
a y s
doe s qualities J s gaSs sss pass for
Nov Orleans February q 1859. isa Camp street.
UNDERWRITERS, CERTIFICATE
s sos sass s os aa hs sa
will M oil times those fire risks preference whero the Bdgewnt
'''' s'ss asas Company
oSS sIisSss,
III LhFaYRs, fssIdsss assssss Sssoslsaas oissaa''a
S ss ssas 1TssEss Dsssss. isasss
addition above
certificates from equally respectable parties app
cation at their oe which those Of Captain Robbins
of ahp Leode Captain Wm Cults Of ship Charles Cooper; C.
Cuuu Aasaut Engineer NewYork Erie Railroad; Breve ut
Col G. H. Tacot NswYork Arsenal r. s. Smith, Lieutenant
Qnaftemasr United stte Military Academy Point Oliver
Superintendent Secretary the
Company, ETC., etc. o. g. BoGERT CO.. 70 Camp street,
Agents for the States Of uana mississippi Alabama
sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
,4. hIeaars. PRIESTIY & BEN. 49, s5. F5
MesArs, j. WATERMAN 4 co.
JOHN STROUD 4 CO,
r. RICHARDS. E5f.a-5L F.e
y. MACPHERSON, No. 40 Camp street.
. s Z .
AT M0BILE-JAMES g. WHITAKER.
ts VICKSBURG-BYRNE& ANDERSON .Y', vi
GALVESTON-gONES 4 UFFERp.
E+ BATON R0UGE-LEVI KELLUM.
ATTAKAPAE-C h. G. WHILDEN, ap96 dAWH
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EXICAN GULF fss5:.
corner Of Good Children street Champs
yiLE Lake borgne, distance twenty les. through
Fifty Cents Children and Slaves half price, -
LEAVE THE CITY AT sH M LEAVE THE LAKE At 4. NJ.
A NJ. i
o r. NJ p. NJ.
E Office No. 80 Common street, NIL Railroad
any other with the estate Of
Gordon dceased Apply to W. @. BAKEWEL an3
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

DOARD1NG small family, or few single
kentsn, Board anA pleasant
rsAssn.t sppysg No. ~ lafondeet street
DAY BDAHDER8 be AlBo. } iy4l
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HATS. BOOTS. SHOES.

HATSi HATSl! HATS ~ Just re- -
per steamhips Ben Franklin and Empire CITY
ships Mamon, fresh supply of BLACK PEARL
AND DRAB KOssuTH HATS Also, general Of SUM
MER HATS which are for sale low at
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NIEW ORLE Ne and Car f., ~ sssssa1
N roliton Railro.ss--L icnLne s.fzE

Of TrNnH, ~, TsNeDO7fdps:
orss quarter past and
Steam Trains and hour afterwards until incu
sivey summer until past in winter.
s5 5Ss s-6 From CarYoktoa:
Horse Cars-S A. NJ 8 and 10 r. NJ.
Trains1 hour until p incu
sivey until hal paEt y. in winter
Children and Servants 10 CENTS
t third February
md on Monday in November. ..ias
LAFAYETTE LINE. III Il f.55,sy
~ the DSpo No. 10 Baronne street,
80 - Il Departure y Cora. -. ii
In Winter, from Lafayette aud O'Clock
Depot, is Barcone street u, 9 and 81
IN Summer, nom md
Depot Is Baronne street. .et4, ~ aud
o'clock NJ.
Then tsK, O. 10 and IL p. NJ, from ths Depot. NJ
Aud eH, ~ and l0H ~, from IaIsyene.
FAnx-l0 cens Children under ~ yearh, half price.
Piled when required issgF sInhsi ~
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CERTIFICATE OF JosEPH BENSON, PAINTER.

have used The PAINT for the paafve months
bsei and pastered bulngn ahige
aud IN every instance has given the fullest
testify s being PROOF AGAINST THE EFFECTS OF SPARKS
AND protection against leaks consider
Mineral Paint have invaluable for all
door qualities that for
IN southsrn climate. JOSEPH BENSON, Painter,
Now Orleans, February ., 1852. l32 Camp street
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GALLTGHAN Ellen
GallighaF Cath mrs
Ganlgar Jsn,as mrs
Gray ChArlotts uiiss
Graham Eliza A uifa
Gall Agsr Juha mfs
Gal ltvay miss
.Gr.s>s Eyal ma misa
| Greene Mary X q.
| George Jane m u
| Giddings Mary Jane
GoF Catherine mrs
| Gonghan Cath
| Goodman Elizabeth
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ROARDING Several Families can obtain
Board and also Gentlemen applying No 9s
ouns bovs oira who're viii = asrssss hss
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Z sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
bIeaars, PRIESTIY 4 BIEN. 3h
MesArs, ]. WATERMAN 4 co.
JOHN STROUD 4 co,
X. RICHARDS. ~.
y. MACPHERSON, No. 10 Camp street. VA
AT MOBILE-JAMES g. WHITAKER.
VICKSBURG--BYRNE& 4 ANDERSON, y
GALVESTON-JONES 4 UFFERD,
BATON R0UGE-LEVI KELLUM,
ATTAKAPAE--C. B. G. WHILDEN, ap96 dAWtf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-28

not be permitted in the bar-rooms North,
non pass current among the loafcrs Ii is
unbecoming freemen TO use such language
in this Hall The gentleman, says that
was at Norristown during the holidays; but
where was he and the House TLau2htcr. I
was among The people of the country, en-
dcavolinG 10 press on great and important
principle; and by looking at the journal
YOU will find The gentleman amy where else
but in this Hall III that time 4 voice ::
Docs thejournal saga thing about drnk?'7
And yet the gentleman takes me to task he
cause during the holidays | visited my
friends.
Mr.. STANLY. must 90 on
Mr., GIDDINGS One word more.
Mr. STANLY. The gentleman says that
/ il is aot wrong for man to charge the as
~crtion of another as false This il in accor-
dance With his views Of rropricty This is
his idea of dcccncy. If | had been lcsig-
mated TO attack him | should 90 home; he
cause ! think if amy one should be picked
orr for this purpose It would be the mcuost
in the House; and 1t would not only dis
grace the I'rccsoilcrs, but human nature
T. T Mir. Stanly at this point was understood to
refer to his colleague nom the Orange dis
trict, Mr.. Ncnable,) and Mr.. Giddin@'s col
league, (0Ir. Taylor,) saying that Mr.. Gid
dingS mad changed part Of his speech de-
liver2d on a former occasion with rctcrcncC
to the views Of those gentlemen, thereby
disappearing them. | charge the rcpnr-
tiers, he said, not to let his yillainnuS hand
J 7 4 ! l. !
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-02-28
IMPORTANT DIscovEnr N CALIroayI.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY ~ CALIFoaNIt.
We learn from the Stockton Journal ,hat
very Important discovery has been recently
made IN one Of the numerous fats near 30
nora Many Of the flats, Or pieces Of table
land IN that vicinity, have not been thorough
Nv tc. ted until lately. Ia one Of them,
few days since, after digging through from
~ix - ter feet Of clay, sand ani gravel, the
miners came to . solid substance, having the
appearance Of soairstona. Some Of them
tried to die through, and went down from
fifteen to thirty feet, hopin. {" find tue ledge;
but they lound EOthingaad left their work
I ! quantity Of this substance, from Pygnont,
I SHAW Ilat) was brou4i.. to Mr. lanobarg,
81 San Francisco, fcr the purpose Of being
as,ayed, and the result Il three different
tg-ts was, that this clay or ,oaPstone yielded
four cents per pound. Tie gold was
exceedingly fine Nh j.. SAYS that tl,is au-
riicrous substance is very hard, and Of
greasy nature; THAI rockers, toms Of >lu;ccs
Will not eparate the GOLD, ana that it must
i undergo q thorough chemical decomposition
u before an amai@mat.ou can /. ,.E.ottl.-
Scientific miners are no, required 10 work
in this gold bearing clay, neither j. capital
needed. Amy man who CAB Use PICK and
:. shovel can gc5 it out. Mr.. J.. thinks that
two men can dig cigIl. cubic lcct per DAY,
each cubic foot weighing twenty-five pounds
Six hundred pounds, at four cents, would
make S2I per day. Allowing I per pound
fol- grinding and ANAL 4aI4atii1, would leave
81 80 per day to each workman. Air. L. IS
Of die opinion that there Is ,n abundance Of