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Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

A conformity tn the usuage of the other papers OF
this city, viii make charge for notices of Deaths
rages, religious meetings. when they do not exceed
twelve lines.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
BY TELEGRAPH.

The passengers of the Flora Mcdonald were
yesterday relieved by the steamers Mary Wash
ington and Cambridge.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

nag An attempt was made in the Delaware
legislature last week to pass an amendment to
the law on taverns, making it punishable with
fine and imprisonment to sell intoxicating liquor
on Sunday. The attempt failed.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

pay~ Capt. Goddard had eight or nine dodgers
at the watch-house last night. Four were sent
to the farm, work house,) for winter quarters
and one, negro boy, sent to Jail, charged with
stealing pair of boots
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

CO. Copies of the TELEaRAPHo may at all times be OBJ
tanned counter the book periodical store OF
WILLIAM ADAM, Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

paS" The Rhode Island Democratic State Con-
vention, on the Both ult, adopted resolution
declaring Lewis Cass and VIM. o. Butler the
choice of the State for President and Vice Presi-
dent
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
Mrs. Forrest.

This lady made her debut on the stage, in New
York, on Monday evening succeeded For
tune is now before her: fame she has already.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

H6s~ The navigation, we learn from the Bal
timore american" on the Patapsco river and the
bay, is now open. The boats have commenced
running to and from the city.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
Lola Monies.

Welearn that Lola Monies will commence her
engagement at the National Theatre on Monday
nexts
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

Notice All persons friendly to the Temperance
Cause respectfully invited to meet in Convention at the
temperance Hail. street. Thursday the 9th of Febru-
ay ut 10 o'clock for the purpose Of taking preliminary
steps for the suppression of the liquor traffic in this city
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

baEr, The esprit Of Jefferson" at Chester
town, Va, has our thanks for its friendly notice.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
DIR. ]. s. ROSES
GREAT PAIN-CURERl Z

A
VI THE WONDER OF THE Acct,
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGICi--This wonderful
preparation Is used internally externally giving i'm
mediate relief from all bodily pains.
IL used according to directions Il only relieves all
PAIN but II cures 1t usually the first application It
may be relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief as thousands who have used testify TO Rheu.
matism Ague Sudden Colds, Cholera, Dysenery Cholera
horbus, Pleurisy Earache, Toothache, Choc and ali
pain in the Stomach or Bowels Headache Pains in the
Womb, Pains In the Limbs Joints Back, Spine Disease
Lumbago, Scads, Burns, Chillbains, Sprans Bruises
Pimples, and all Chronic Eruptions.
you wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN use DR. Roses
pAINCURER
If you desire to be cured Of ALL DISEASES take hs
Family Medicines Price 1915 25 and so cents per bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough.
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF wEATHER.-fbe
COLDS, COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION Of the LUNGS
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
cured, and the system fortified against frequent attacks NV
using DR.. }. s. ROSES Celebrated COUCH SYRUP Pric.
only so cents. e
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which danrerou,
complaint yields Immediately to Dr. j. s. Roses never.
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price rs cents
WH00PING COUGH, another complaint always uor.e
In cold and damp weather The afflicted will End great
relief in the use Of DR.. J. s. Roses wHOOPlNG COfJGH
SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other diseases, such as INFLAMMA
TON Of the LUNGS, DRoPsY in the CHEST and CON
SUMPTION Price so cents. DR.. Roses successful treat
ment In all Lung Affections has created great demand
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines
AS- To be bad at the Drug Stores Of
2. d. Gilman, VIII Gilman,
Charles Stott a Co. Samuel Butt
J. y. Callan, John w Nsirn
DZ-u washington city. d. O.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

e. v. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent Is
make collections for in the cities Of Boston
York. and Philadelphia and Is duly empowered TO
and subscriptions the required by
His receipts will be regarded payments His offices
are Boston, Congress street; New York. Tribune build
ing; Philadelphia northwest Of Third and Chestnut
streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 4, 1852, will be per-
formed Sheridan Knowless celebrated tragedy, in five acts
entitled VIRGINIUS; or, THE ROMAN FATHER. yrginius
Mr.. G.. " BROOKE Favorite Dance Miss ANNIE WALTERS
To conclude with, for the first time the very aughable
Farce of THE VIRGINIA MUMMY.
Private Boxes Orchestra Seats rs cents Dress Circle
and Parquee so Reserved Seats the
Family Circle rs cents Third Tier so cents Colored Gallery
rs cents. feb a.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

sGOmce ON Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-haIf and sixth
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

BACHELOR ASSOCIATION.
FIRST COTlLLON PARITY
HE first Colon Party Of the Bachelor Association will
i be held at GERMAN HALL on St. Valentines eve,
February 10, 1852
COMMITTEE.
Dominick Conlin Pres. William Hamilton
J. L. Foxwell, Vice Pres Patrick Hurley,
jeremiah Hurley, Sec. Robert L. Bowel,
r. W. Clarke Treas. Palm Sims,
Jared Mott, fiF Henry A. HOPPER.
feb A-WSTb&Ff
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

Correspondence of the American Telegraph
Lola Montes-Her bcneht to the Disabled
Firemen - Col. Wsuace's Speech and
Fermentation ON behalf OF the Fireme N
of Medallion Likeness OF Washing
ton-Lola's Reply.
PHILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY 8, 1862.
Lola Monies has again made great demon
stration at the Walnut street Theatre, upon the oc-
casion of her benefit to the disabled fremen
The house was crowded to oyerfowing, and the
most intense excitement prevailed. At the conclu-
sion of the performances, COL Wallace, in behalf
of the Firemen's Association, presented her with
u medallion likeness Of Washington, which he ac-
companied with handsome address, to which
Lola replied in her accustomed happy style, and
then retired amidst tempest of applause. She
starts for Washington in few days, the place of
her next appearance.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
National Theatre.

Mr. Il. A. MARSHALL - Sole Lessee
Mr. w. M. FLEMING Stage Manager.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

Third night of the of the great tragedan
Mr.. G.. " BROOKE.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04

from "a Genus 70 $lV; AT A. dhA1S bookstorc,
feb 4-r eth st., ODD. Odd Fellows Hall,
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN
il for the Rh cum atism, Neuralgia, Pains
in the Side Back II relieves pains and restores elias
ITCHY to the relaxed muscular powers 1t Is heating a
pication 1t possesses soening quality to beaut the
skin.
RS- Prepared by Dr.. GEoReE BARRIER, D. c., sold by
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
feb 4-W&S1y It'll ST., opp. 0dd-fellows Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
STARTLING FACTS.

STARTLING FACTS
nRS. BROTHERS a. GRAY take this oppor.
IL tunity of expressing their gratitude to the citizens Of
Washington and vicinity for the confidence reposed In them
in the treatment Of their complaints they rejoice for
them well for themselves that they have been able 10
the parayzng hand Of disease from fifteen hundred
patients who sought their professional services snce Fe
ruary 4tb, 1851 Drs b. O. all times ready 10 con-
vince the most sccpta that they cam without asking
question, tell them their symptoms and complaints and
guaranty them easy and speedy cure.
As- ONCE opposite the Smithsonian Institution Island
ian 31-SW&Ss -
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
'CoTILLON PARTY /

WILLIAM fhnI1I
A C0TILL0N PATTY will be given ct FORREST HALL
IA Georgetown, d. O., by the You've MEs's DRAMATIC As
ISOLATION, on Thursday evening, February H.
RJ Particulars will be given In future advertisement
1T
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and whooping couel
SATIN AND KID sLIpPERs.

SATIN AND KID SLIPPERS.
lust RECEIVED another assortment of white and bacl
Satin and white and black Kid Slippers, which makes
my assortment complete and the largest in the city; TO
which would particularly call the attention Of the sdes
before purchasing elsewhere. TH0S. b. GRIFFIN
jan 26-tr Pa av. bet 9th and 10th Sta
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
HEALTH OFFICE!
NUTRITTVE PRINCIPLESl

HEALTH OFFICE!
NUTRITTVE PRINCIPLESl
n0CT0R A. g. HALL will continue TO receive patients
IL make examinations Of diseases and give prescriptions
TO invads Of both principle entirely and In
perfect accordance with the laws e by which persons
gain in strength and weight during medication, in all
plants.
General Debility, Dyspepsia, scrofula, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia affections Weakness Of the Back and Spinal rr
Lungs will be permanently by nutritive pro-
and kept in constant check in after life Facts be
as- Patients received at his rooms ladies at Mrs
Frances parlor on 7th street opposite oddPelows Hail.
Rsr Advice gratis toall. New system explained.
ss- once hours from o'clock q. m. to 8 D. m.
feb 4-d6t DIV d6t
aS- Communications, advertisements
and orders Of all kinds intended for this paper be left
before IL o'clock at either Of the following places
Office Of Publication Pennsylvania avenue between AZ
J. L. Smiths Law Office Sh street, near the market
D B. clarkes apothecary store, Maryland avenue and
18th street, Island.
Craven Ashford's Police Office, 9Th street, Island.
FRESH zEPHYRs JUST RECEIVED.
LOT Of bright colors fresh Zephyrs new style P0RCE
"A LAIN BUTTONS &c, &c. It Mps co,11soN,s
feb B. Sixth st. doors from cor. Louisiana av.
JOHN L. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND COUNTY MAGISTRATE.
R OFFICE Eighth street. opposite the market house where
he may be found at all times.-ta feb a
NIGHT SCHOOL
vITILL be commenced Monday the 9th instant at the
w First District schooroom corner OF Fourteenth and
streets.
Particular attention viii be paid to Arithmetic Mensura-
ton, Surveying, Draughting, &c.
as- For terms apply to SAMUEL KELLY,
feb PIT Principal of First District School.
REMOVAL.
DICHARD III. CLARKE, Attorney at Law, has removed
IL his Office to corner OF Sixth street and Louisiana
avenue, under Mr. Towerss printing Office.
dec 2e--eo2w
DUFFALO Tongues, just received frem st. Loms
I'D for sale by j. b. RIBBEY co,
dec 22-Th12w No, 8, OPP. Centre Market.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-02-04
Valentines! Valentines!!

unprecedented Attraction!
rJNHE most NEW AND ORIGINAL
VALENTINES offered for SALE including an almost
endless variety Of COMIC VALENTINES. Prices varying
rom 81 cents TO $40, at A. GRAY'S Bookstore,
feb 4-0 9TH ST.. opp. Odd.Fellows iiall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
Kidd. the 2.ra.s.
Ef vAsN uyI;SJ.

In Old unV: Just sf or tia tasIlo,y oi he New
Setherlnls bad been Drscd from tbe banda of
their High Mghtlurss tie Lord States Gtnerd
OF Holland, by Charles t'o Ss,oni, md vhi.s IL
WAS as vet IN an unquiet state, the proyinrs was
invuli'c resort oi udvcnUrrrs ~ all kinds. and
particularly buccaneers. These were piratie.i
towers of the deep. who made SAL work in times
OF peace grHong the Spanish settlement. and
Spanish merchant slips. They tnok advantage
Of The easy ncess TO the harhor 0i Nanhaites. mil
Of tie laxily uf tie scarcely ugarIsd yo,.rn
rncut, to make i, Kind n rend ,ycus, where
they night dl,pcoe Of their III gat.an 81 lis and
cnucc't new depredatIons, Crews u tlAse drs
prr.duc. the lUragatrs Of every country and
cline, might ho seen 'waggeriIs. 10 or.n day
about the streets Of the burgh: elboUirg its 1ui-
ct MNuhccrs, tra Clicking away their rieh ,nilaui-
i'h plrudcr, at half prcs to the wary mstchaa,
and then squ1ujcdns th"ir gums 10 ,sverns
drinking, gambling singing, swearing, shouting;
and astounding the ncls bofhood with srdton
brawl and rufiin rG-elrv.
At l,rg'b the Indignation Of Ro,rrnsn. va,
arou cd, Iud IT was de,tImidcl 70 sret o't
this rcrmin brood from ihr ooulni a Great cr-
s'crnAiion took place among the rIru.es IN fn'I-
M justice IN pursui, q them. and tl,v old
hnn'S turned to places Of peril. Ihoy to,get,d
their money Gnl jewel. in lonely out Of the way
places buried tgm about tic wild shore. Of the
rivers AID SEA const, and dispersed ,hemscvs ovcr
tie fee Of the county
Among the agents employ ed to huut yhen by
sea was the renowned Capt klld Be lAl
lonc been hardy ad'o liurs'cr kirj ot 20 u.
vocal bordercr, halftrndHr, halfsmugs'er, with q
toerable da.h vi n p,karoon. He had traded
for some time among tho pirates lurking hboni ,hs
sras IN little rohi,h, musqui'o built ,ease,
prying into nj! kinds Of odd p'sfcs rs lu'y as
= mother Cary's chicken in gale ofwiud
This non ds.cTip ptrsonngo was pitrhsd upn
W the govtlnmen; as the very NAV tocomu'1o
vessel fitted gu. 20 cruise a,g,nsl Vie l'gator,
since he knew al tlsir hnnnts and lurking ph
rrs.-ocJne uran thu shrcwd old maxim Of set
unta rogue 80 c1.A, q rogue kiii acco. ling
.ye...I ..u Nyw lu.a IN the Adycs-ure cal
'ry r'h.''y armed ,ul iuly CONN., .is.ioned, sad
atrar.l lis ursr 10 Nadcira' couays, 20 Ma
unla-,Jr aud cru'scd attic .otiNrce II the Rad
sea- Instead, however ri making wnr upon tho
pirates, Nc turned pirit himself captured friend
w io"--curi.lCi lamsr'f With The .poil. ofa w.sl.
'hv mli0mnu .rauu,i by Moors, though cor man
DEED by an Ergii,hmn. and having dlsppard Fl
his pri6e. had the h7rdhond to return to Boat ~.
lnivn with hs wealth, aud crew Othi, cowrades
at lis horl.
He fame has preceded him The alarm ww g
ven lth, rc.appoorauce OF this culpurs, Fl 'hs
ocean, Nusugrd were taken ior HE Ertos, hnt
he hal Time b, !, aid. To bury ths grvaief pvt
of hil up1,u,o. Ne tvuu Attempted 10 d'rw his
sword and defend himself when srre''rS hut
wa' 'rcuytd .ni thrown into ,rhsr with .cv
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For the Free Trader.
TO MIS- NJ SLACK.

EARLY. bright, and chasie as moruirg dew,
he rmk!ed uas crhaled, dHd trent ~ Hsas.
Another flowers ,rausplSn'ed
10 yuu tar Heaven, Land
Another Angel added
Tolhat Sruph,c band
Swrc, babe her earthly days have passed.
Flee, - tire mouuug dew,
Which -purki,S IN the suns bright rays,
tIugcd with rosy hue,
Orhkr the early tender flower.
NhIrh open, first In sprlns
Who's, l,ay,s th, chilly winds shake from
Tie -,rm 0. which ihcy CHING.
That elrr,sl 0ui csp-c.-iyr smile,
- tuu ui grac' aud mIIlh,
Fur,rud ro all who saw ~ p.ht,
she Was not long tor Earth.
Du, non" should weep that he is gone,
Non" mourn her early doom
The hud that bursts mos; lovely here,
In Heaven wi, brightest bloom.
\ miustrrng Angel now,
She pleads with hm above;
To bless and comfort AL who trust
His mercy aud his love
And that fond mother will he blesi,
Whose heart i ll,o gwen,
Sill ClUgng Ia her treasures lost,
Seeks res, with them in Heaven.
Ottawa, March IS, 1852. "SrELLA'
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itflCtiIIg,
TO FarmcrS---Pi0WS.

We have large Assortment oi
Ere1sjng. .>toLdlr, Corr, ii Shord fioWs
which W. shouid ike 70 show yon, whether y'u
want to buy OF not, ms We tatrE oufsrNrs, ailtr
t.tc experience we have had. We can show you
Ii,r, Mat CUnt BE- B,at
We have taken extra paIr,s in selecting our
steel and timber, 80 wc warrant al Of our P,uNs IN
every respect equal II not better Than can be found
any where else.
We have also large assortment Of Rolling
Cutters ready to attach to the lows, II wanted,
they being approved ol by most ol those that u''
them All those ihul want fiuWs, p.rasr call a
the Strrm Pow Shop, oul examine, brorr you
buy Piuw. that are made huudrcd miles oil, and
s,nr TO the stores here to De pcdd.rd ou'
March l3-u prvrWuEf s. DRrW.
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Something New

n W. G.. GOODlNG would dmfrrm ,hcpuhlIc
~ that lac u now manufacturing harness with
patent Self Adjusting Buckles, which arc decidedly
ahead oinnrthng yet introduced ibr strength. safe
ty,and convenience Call aud examine them for
yourselves, nt his old stand ol the sign ot the Cuy
Harness Shop, on Columbus street he willnso
keep an assormeul oi harness with old style buckles
Os good aud as cheap as can hc purchased any.
where. sept II
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StaddCu,s Mill.

THE subscriber would inform the puhlictha the
l above Millisintull operation once more and he
ispreparcd to grind, or exchange flour Tor whcatOt
nll,mcs tosult thecustomers aud with srlClattrn.
tcnto business, he ehopestosharcn part Oft public
patronage, Farmers, please ca and see as you
will always find the miIlrts ready 10 wait on you,
nghtorday. Cash paid iorwhoat
nnNfnm Ian ~ lnNArmAr SrInnr
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOODm'ormshstr triends and the
- public that he has Just opcurda Meat Market at
hl- new building on the corner north ot the Court
House Square. in Ottawa, where he wiIlhc happy to
supply all his friends and the public with The chucc,
OF everything in the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand,
No Markci on SHnddy. The shop will be- kept
open on Saturday evening, but closed ON the Sab.
bath. scpt9l 1850
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For the Ottawa Free Trader.
TO Hrs. MARY PERLEY.

For the Ottawa Free Trader
TO Mrs. MARY PERLEY.
Thy star from Earth has passed away,
To Thy lone heart there's not one ray
Ol huppiucs 10 Ihce now hi'i
.! ,rc,uIoy thou art brrrit!
Aray Of rlaincss cl-ar and bright,
A srnr oi Heaven CELESTIAL hight
4 flower that blpom,d but Tor to-day,
Was Sarah She, too, has passed away
Yet I'm brighter home above,
She sing, r.d,clulrg songs o. love-
Thy "GuarII.u Angel" Size >ho'. be,
Mother She sll {, urUr ,p thee
Her loving arms no more entwlre,
Cmrmrtp the p1y"ul vine,
Bot Saran'~ Joy no one can tell
Errrayrd Mother God does well!
Ottawa, March Is, lsJ2.
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Dress Waking.

Mrs. GEORGlANA PARMll,EE wishes to
lNl call tue nttcnton ot the Ladies' OF Ottawa
and vicinity that she has opencdo shop
~ Stars, orcr Mrs Greqys .WHinsry Shop.
where she il ready tomakc to order Cioaks Dress
S MdpGiias, Sc ut ,lle shot,cst notice, and in
the most IA n.honable styles. Ladies wishing to get
work OF this kind done will please give us u call
Fail aud Winter Patterns just received di.
rect from New York, and lorsale,
ALSo-plon Sewing done to order, al the
tho.-st notice. Oct, ls,
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New York Correspondence.


srrin; Ike appearance Of the early part Of last
week On Saturday we hal Il snow storm fol-
lowed by riiu, and the usual amount or mul ba.
the r,cre frost has completely dried up every
appearance If moisture.
The spring trade - exceedingly backward ,inS
wear AMI many of "ul merchants ave ~ easy as
they were in December. Money i-v very easy. So .
much 50. ihnt some of on: bankers have entered .
tn. street with "call loans :" Slthough longer ,
loans are made with difficulty, capitalists fre!vr /
ring To keep their means within their reach, 50
rs 20 strike whenever - favorable opportunity Of .
f,is LNge amount, uG our State aud Govern /
mrut Stock. are being taken up for foreign ae /
counts; =, well as the stocks and bonds of differ
ent corporations which are considered snfe, with
or, 4 heavy premium. Speculation in stocks, OF
course, continues, although TO less extent than
woull BE- supposed from the easyness u the mo
ucy market.
Politics brpin to assume prominent place in
oar cl,y and will iucrrr~c in importance ~ the
election approaches. StrnHc"n5 Efforts are being
pat forth Us the friends Of each candidate to *.
cure he advantage over their opponents. The
Webster meeting which j. 20 take place NJ CAS-
tie arden ol. tumorroY has called forth body
II cangasscrs who 70 from Office to Office, asa
from house to hstisc, soliciting signatures 10 the
call" all Of which will be duly heraldcd to the
world through the column. Of the Conricr anil
Enl.'rlr. The strength Of the administration
~ ON IN Support of Nr Fillmore, ard At meet,
, ing II lle whlg general committees, last night,
resolutions rcfa.ug to commit the committee I"
any particular cIudidl'r but strongly approving
the admiui,,r, tioh If Sir. Ilnorr, were sent u
a special committee; but in the uUns meu's com
ui,tcr thr~ were adopted, aticra strenuous srUg-
gle. On he other side We have, runors Of ma
arrangement between Nr. Bnclauan and Mr
/ Douglas, tuirs the recent visit of the former 10
Washington, fom Which ,Lcy hope 10 Secure the
election oi both the hugh contracting parties to
the p,-Il,ucy% Hey suppose ri,htly that if
either Gen Cass or Gen Butler secure the
nomination At Baltimore. in June Mr. Douglas
and all u,Aers west O.. lLc muun,aia, must
Weld to the eastern ,ectiuuu ISIS and that Their
. claims vii ro' be sustained They have, there
! fore. erm,rJsl To- lead c'y thg opposition, wacu
it is .ruuI ,nt' Mr. Dpu-,,, his no cuauto i"r
the noutu.. ar lh0, gear. Jy ea.nug .a.i strength
. f,r Nr !geUtuG D.. MS confederation. pr1wt
-i., 'or" .irguctn by e'yr- the s'r,rgh of 'he
administration i'.r ~ ca-c oi the uu."n 81 the-e
t"p 'ntal',j- Orirat d. not anu"porG) 10 taynr"i
Ha "L.uia Giant ul 'H" We +. l-a6. This -
.tr'a.'E a nice .l.1-.w,u .a theory, hu' IT,
.us..si4 term. 'i"u 70 g"e"sr i' uIr 80 GER
uw.
b '.a a,.NA' O.. .e Ha.Hta oH iawadar,
N.r .tf.,g ,u 5uD. Day AVID ne I,ra}in yp,
tend j, we have u.a, itum Europe eleven day
'lr,r Ihr'p is 'nt 'iu'r i'nf irs>i..s"- any EDU.
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q. Advertisements inserted at 81 per square loi the
first insertion and 2jccutso for each subsequent lnsrr
,ion. Auhcga ttcountillowcd to those whoudyer-
Use hy llc year.
us-N,plp'r discontinued uutilall irrcarnses arc
ptIl ,uue-- attbr option otinr puhstlcrs
~ ,puulllHauuuS, ,tOlusuTc att"uuon .ru-tul-
ways be- free OF postage, and accompanIeaw!thIhe Ihe
q LLlu.. IAmr.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
l ttovnr y s .

S1rItNpLlN n W \iL\tE, ~. &. ,h'w.
pIu--W II l. Wallace, itiUHrHH an" '""h
,eilg,s ~ Lain. Oiice oycr l.. nr.t, D.n-
storr tu1,yn uuy -, ~.
II LELAND, itioracg and Co"nSci'o'o o'
II. Lllr. OH. 90 an, Ip''u lu lu"'"1'' h'N''
or,ain.rd ~ part hy hc t.rIi, and li'rh'I 81 .h'
.,,.,.,.',...,uI may ~
>vp';RI,. q, ri>itEii Geo II Morn --''ruH
y F,a-. 4 tio,Hsrs Hi LJtr mt L1Hd agents.
OiMr1,H Wl,pny particular attention t' '''
plvmaniofl,Nts,uau part nj Illinois, p"rch1-in@
AMI selling rrai estate, investigating ut"s collect
lngdrnlnl,, bnytpg aud -r.iug mliwv l,nd war
rants, and boating rhrm ON tt" best tdHdy tor sol
der, or others securing pensions aud ali CLAIMS a.
rl,n.t the government Olhce on the southwest
CORNER ut the punliC square,
Al T. HOLLIS FER, Atiorp'y dnH toHHScH"'
AT Ldinlai S,ii.iinr ~ Cha"rc'g- -o""~d,
m Dii.r IN the sheriff office, court hoG~r
t.IoycT \ Cook, & q Gjoycr-B { Cook ~
i,rnryg md C,nasrliors Al Lnr- utia'rd. o.
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rrArrwoEIw lurEamr--A gentleman in
New Orlrlu,-hi. name b. not giyu-olT.r- lu
dive $50 Ouo tovmd4 the enlargement arl 'un.
Ilcrun ul the A,Nlum fur the t.1.lu'hd,.'u'
Female. and llrlrlc-,mcm's VA ,uni.inu. uum
brr oi persons can h, lounl who viii cntinun,
I, sother thu sum vi $4,000 making $4,000 III
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Horse ShOeing

nONE at z. Bamards shop, supcrintcndcd by
j. JoHS IloorGR.
M trD Prices ut this shop Horses shod new
in the heat manner, ,nt 81 25. Wagon making con
,inued a, the same place, ns usual Old friends and
customers, and new, are invited to call and leave
heir orders decT y BARNARD.