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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23
rrorn the New Yer Tribune.
Spiritual Rapp,n-s.

Rev cbarrcs Nx.cL, "
time since. ,,.i,,,,,,,d a., vas some
tIos of C,,ngr,g,tio,I lri,'',' "ssoc'a
and rrport uuon I'M, nh.u,,,,,..,,, ~
rrntlv eharnct.,i,.d -. .sn,,i,,,aI;s," "'f' -"
times a. SPIN, E.pDiu,,." Srr ig ."u so''e
devoted MANY week. 10 ia. ,,oo,as ;a
ton. and h., summed ,n h. ."'e''sa
r,s,on,ups th.,,",,, ,r ",' o,'a"o" aud
If the author. r.r,n, d.,a,,,,s 80 '"sso"
rad in hi. behalf by M. h,,,,i - was
B.ech.r Of Wlllism.Lu,L =, ".a- y,
a,,ociation y..,,r,inx !, p.v n ~ NJ. ~,
church Fouith st 1h. -, 80.
Tor columns so nur- ,s ont. t..-...Io, :. -"
i. e,,,,.c, a,.j 80 ~ " ,'"s"n"g
striking that -.re pl,d ia hon, ii, go, IN
,oon tie issued in a n,ai n.ophl., Inv p,,na,.
ls main conclu.ion. an IA, N, b,.,y ,,.r,,.Il
enabled Us to appr.h-uL t,.m AZ. -. l,II.
]. The idea that d,,,s "R.nnn,,.n
ever they may he called are "a. s,,,,ds,,o,, -,
mere juggl-. or intentional IN po.,ur. !. mo-, ,, ,
entertained by any one even imn,,f,e,Iv t,r,iI,..
with facts abundan,ly verified
. The hypuihe,is that these nb,oom.,ab.x.
their origin ~ some hitherto latent .c,n,, os EIo
nieity, Magnetism. On an, other o,t,,,,i ,,rl
phNscal force, create, MANY NOR. d, Fl irnl,i..
Than il o,s,c,,r., al 80 ",'''' "''''
some uftht best n,t,.t,d r,c,, WV"
y III IKE manner The idea tIat ,lssa ,b.
nnmvna are caused by som, unr, .,i,,.
hty mental acton uf some p,r,or -, n,,.nn.
still in the body, 10 equally pn,l,il,.n,J,c,I
equally open to h. oi,i.c,on that !, ,,r,;e.-
the marvnl IT profrs.e. to -.pla;n To ,,y H. a,
a table which sv.t.iu. ii,.If nm
or none. at the request Of some mo-, ,sa, !,
and respond intrirently toa do,.r ys,inns
qu-siiuns rs they ar. .sk,l ia ,n,,,I,.d CO ~
act by Electricity or Magnetism, or some msn,,I
impus. of M Individual wholly upton.c,nu. ~
su,h Influence, i. to assume as tru xba, : IN,
credible, because sanitary 10 ,ha r,,.,Iv. 80;
form cxpar,.nc, and "a III ,b. -. wa
cau.slion. VI
4 Tie as.unn,io, ,I,o, ,l;..,lr., ..-..-
cannot commrn,r.,a u';,h ,,1,',''S',l,, ep'i'' -
hr.h. is on,o,.J IN th. ,L'ju ',,' I VI we
ug Hebrew and CL,;.t,n L,, .is,.r p, "' ~!
tory. The ro.sibil,,y 81 .,,L ,,,.,''.'h "h -" iis
tie tact thai i, has ossu,,.d h,. ,i.s,. -
hrv,d by tn. yr,,t n,.,.s -, ,,,.,t,,I
.ump,ron Of th,. mo,sl ;h'I,,,' ~ .n "e
csti letwesn those VI. call ,hs J.aJ a"I ~
d,vid,a,. I'M in the Lod, ia fatal -. ,a 'a ~
sn.e o. Chr,liapi,y as J.vin,ly orir1n.'sd M C,"h
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Prcsident rieres's Inaugural In Passs.
We take the following srir,c. from .hs Paris
co'r.'psodsaes 4 Ehs Nsv York Express. M.rsl
81. 1888.
The reception and psrusal Of the Prssideut's
message have bssa The event and <As eecupatisa
oftAs week. No document from America hes
ever, think. received an approval % unanimous.
The resident Americana are vhiEs BY large
majority; but long scjourn in . foreign country
weaksns party tss 10 such an extent that state
paper no matter fron whom II ensnates, 10 ike
y to be Judged by them upon its merits aieas.
We hare pronouusd itbold, patriotic and Of COED
proms'e. We have No fears Of dangerous rssults
from expansion, and In this rsspscs share the cen.
tmsNis Of Mr.. Pierce. The Amerieans doniiciliatrd
abroad are mapife,tdestiny men The French, leo.
strange to say, are enthusiastic in their swloRiss.
II has penetrated dee per than any message BE-.
fore. This is, Of Curse, in son,s measure ovinR
to its being the exponent ola new policy. and The
profession Of faith Of = party shat have Of late
been out Of power. But il has been read BY per.
sons that nsvsr trouble themselves with the die.
courses Of the Emperor. Said q baiietma.tsr 10
me yesterday: Cea andacisns paais e's1 beau,
YcRrs sgo he was Taglionis Zephire. in the ballet
Of" Flors et Zephire," and shosld hardly have
expected him to read an inaugural address But
he expressed himself highly delighted with il.
The Monroe doctrine seems 70 60 hard in Eng
land, but it is thought very natural asd very
necessary doctrine here. The French people
would totally dsapprovs any sttenip. of their
governmsnt to ecnrs, this doctrine, Or to under.
take coloaisation in spite efit You will read
the complimentary remarks Of the Pays, the
Patris, the Steele. the Presis; the DEBATE shakes
its head wisely apprshends mischief. and hopes
for the best The Constituionsi is cysical, sar.
castle, and i'll natured 1t probably thought this
course would please is Emperor, aRd il must
have been ss'onishsd the text msrnng at the
tone of The Pays and Pa!rie The Gazette thinks
tho United States 10 no longer . star. but .
comet; and that when comet "tTpaads it may
set the world on fire. The message was brought
to Paris. 10 advance Of the mail. by passengers
by the Arctic, whs arrived in this city twelve
days from New Y"rk--ths usual summer time Of
the Collins steamers. | was myself favored with
acopy Of the Express Of Mar h 9th. twenty -four
hours before had any right it, and read the
inaugural With mantle satisfaction, between tive
slices Of toast, and while my coffee vas getting
cold
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LiMs WArrs FOR IlrSs-DGring the last ssa.
con. Mr. Joseph Wilcox, Of this town, having &C
casion 10 administer lime wafer to . sick horse. in
advsrtanlv left pail Of the preparation in hs
barn. which renamed there some months, serving
~ fvoris drink for his h,ns He soon after.
wards found that the lsyrs VI hi, hens was sp.
parently increased to . considerable extent Be-
ing convinced Of the ITO hin,) new discovery, he
has during the present season, tept his hens cen.
s,autly supplied with lime water, placed IN
uoughs within their convenient access. and the
result was an increase IN eggs Of nearly fsur fold
a. compared with previous experience lie 10
willing to share the benefits Of the sIpsrinien,
with hls nsghbors if they chsoss TO Wy it; and
hence this publication. The newnsss Of the die.
coysry though i, NAV not he new to ALL 10 slsia.
ed only Az applicable to the mode 81 imparting
the lime IN this eAse--its use in another form fer
the same purpose having bsrn previously under
stood by many Wayne Sentinel.
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The Fancy Yonng Man.

This animal is the smallest Of all the race Of
human puppies which infest society, to III. graft.
hcN'ion Of young ladies made after the .am~ di.
mnutivs pattern. and TO the di.gust Of all Of the
nse sex who hopor manhood or good sense
Inc Fancy iouns Man Is thing Of the failors
and haif,iresssrs, his loftss, ambition being con.
fined entirely to those arts which serve to adon
his insignificant perssn- He eultivstes the out.
side Of his head sosiuliously that the inside is an
empty void. Id-as. ike men, are gregsrious,
aud If ons should by chance. enter that lonely
cell. II would wi,her aud die from the sad effects
ot solitary confinement If the Fancy Young
Man should be struck with an idea, We have no
dnoht It would prove fatal. No ass should he
insdsd ~ h more than he can carrv The Fancy
ioung Man Is great attender ~ balls theatres,
he always coh,rives 10 enms 10 about the middle
~ the FIRST act. and generally at an interesting
part. for by this means he succeeds in attracting
an attention his well dressed bead, fashionable
coat, and XII gloves would not otherwise receive
His entrance lsto the box is always with sort Of
easy swngger-a hard imitation Of indifference.
No ih"ufh he dld not care, although close oh.
server can see that he i. uneasy under the a,ten
tons lie ha. invited. II two Of tLess gentry are
together. they will talk in loud tone much to
the annoyance Of those who wish to listen to
Shakespeare rather than 10 the pulling, drveling
n"tnngS Of Youths gultle.s OF a thought TIL.
Fancy Young Mn IL not complete without
quzzlng glass To his eve Whsn We read of The
oourtels n Alexander The Great carry, ing their
heads aside lecaus. their monarch was cosgsni.
tally affected with wry.nscs We laugh at their
ser'ility and wonder u, their weakness A de.
feet in the visual organs has become fashionable
IN high life and now ysu can find few persons,
male or female. with any preten.ions to Upper.
Tendon, who are net short sighted That ply.
sissl defec. should thus Ice assumed asa dstnc
ton il quite as absurd as the wry neck fashion Of
Altxandpr's court
The Fancy Young Man would pass muster n,
the opera. If he only had discretion enough To
cenceal his ignorance e the act he professss to
adore. He generally cries "bravo = in III. wrong
place and invariably misappll,s the few technl
cal phrases which have found lodging in the vast
wilderness Of his ignorance. We have often
thought that the man, ger would confer great
benefit upon persons of ,his class if lie would e.
tabI,h iucIe man npon the stage. in order to
make sign when the applause should come in,
and WHEN it SHOULD be psno md when forte
This would save great many the trouble Of
thinking.
The end Of th. Fancy Young Man is generally
miserable old age. lie has laid up no store. Of
knowledge to relieve him when til. dark hour Of
life comes, and hi. mind d~indles and withers
from purs innnltiun " o Deiia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

SASGAHoN EIyEG.--A cores pondent Of tie
Mss"utE E,puL'.cau gives the following account oi
The late sucts.sim attempt 10 navigate the San.
CANON river TO tie town Of Petersburg, Mensrd
County
The steamer Wave No !, Capt II. s. Mere
arrived Al thl. port yesterday. IN ten dsSs from
ST Louis. II L. the first steamboat that has Wis
tied THIS town (Pet.r-burg) since it became n
county seat. OF course the trip was an eventual
unr. i,rao''ed 40 small degree of neral cour.
age ts attempt tie exploration Of the Saugamon
She started from ST. Louis March ?Oth, 1853
Two days were occupied in finding the mouth oi
the Sangan on, amorg the various ,uughs that
connect 1t with the Illinois Then leaning trees
were TO be cut down, logs dragged out, drifts re
nioyed. dc, that had accumulated for vesrs bu,
the people "fthe surrounding country turned cut
~ m1Ase Ia the assistance Of the boat. PIovs
ions were sent IN I'll the boat was strung with
wild turkey. ducks geese and swan All hand
went IA heartily to the work Obstacle after ob
.tacle disappeared bs.na the energy and enter
PRISE Of Capt. More and his excrllrn, clerk, Sir.
liovaker, assisted hy liardiH, Bay, and others.
Of Petersburg. Grli, we're rung aud guns fred
as sh" passed along aud finally, on Sunday
April 2d, ,he plnugh.d her way in triumph 20
this town Tie landing Sas lined for miles with
croWds who welcomed her with cheers TIL the
woods rang agan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

lNrrRt'riSG DsCovrRY--A discovery has
been made in the manufacture Of wine, that w
think I, of very general inttre,t--lt is well
known that coekroachrs are used to give the pc.
cullar piqnant and nutty flavor to wine. but it Is
feared 'ha, the supply will give out and ;he at,
tsntlon Of dealers has besu directed to the finding
of n substitute.
Mr. Struggles, = maker Of Port and Cham.
ralgne wine IL New Jersey has discovered that
b,dbags are Superior to roa,hr. One quart ol
the bugs contain as much n,voring quality n,
three pn's vt roachcs and the FORMER have bu,
liulsof that narcotic or sleep producing effect
which IL attributed 10 the latter This is mat.
ter Of general interest, we take it, to all dwcer'
IN hotels and cheap boarding holses, nasmuch a,
is not unlikely that contracts wllll-oon be made
in all principal cities t. thin out the Dig bugs that
occasion SO much annoyance. Ofconr'r these ob
tanned in hotels will bring the highest price, b.
cause tho boarders in those places being better
fed, tue bugs will be naturally of better quality
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

A TERRIBLY 1RAGEDY-A ci'ixcn Of Louis
vile, and one of the unforrunots passengers who
took that awful leap down the preclplce west Of
Cumberland. has so lar recovered ss to write
home TO his friends. Ils experience was one
which few would wish to share IN:
81 WAS asleep when we tir>t got off the track
in the FIRST seat of ihe second car--Mr. H., of
Walkers ssltIng right opposite. ! had time TO
jump oH had known how bad tiI We were in;
but believing it safer to remain, on second
thought, | did so Clbs track wa, only 10, feet
wide ~ measured after tho sccideni) The csf-
Immediately fell over tie pretipice. thought
nf God, mother and death Tho first lump
ID 'ut twenty feet, my hat saved NE; the second
| iantly remember seeing women sarng their
HAIR and children screaming. The third, fourth
and last jump know nothing about only that
fell on my head and saw thousand pieces ut
timber aud iron flying in the mir, AND then tainted
When opened my eyes Mr.. L, who WAS lucky
enough To have been III one of the cars that 70
m,lued on the track, was at my slde--my head
W. bleeding proiusely net feeling then what
Her now. Su ha sight as behsld, | would
not look at again for all the wsrld mutilat.d bod
lis, some smashed to atoms, lying under the
Uheel'--tifty or sixty men and women, their IA
crs covered with blood running wild as demon.
---mo,he5. with bloody hands aud f,ees kissing
tie 'des Of their dead or crippled shild;en--
one woman with her drs.s torn oil, screaming and
trying 10 lift oG the stones that had crushed her
hu-band--H, merchant Of Baltimore. his leg
mashed, sitting on n rock--ons man having lo.t
all recolleclions. looking like an idlot--crie. Of
agony and despair, and oa'hs mingled III the
presence OF death God is merciiul that one out
Of US all escaped. A worse place could nat have
hesn found, as VIC tumoled over the rocks sharp
and rugged"
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EXCITING Incident. .--LU,o,s the Rocky Noun.
tain-, oh one occasion while j. Wesley Jurr,
Esq., with few Of hls artist companions were
stopping in the rear Of their main company for
the purpose Of daenerreoIyping for his PIn,o
scope some remarkably strange rocLs,a a war par.
ty Of Indians suddenly sprans from behind III.
rocks, ana, gi,in n frghtful veil, advanced with
lsnces poised, ready for battle, when the artist,
with great ooolness turned upon them his ca
merd. aud somswha: mys,ically waving over the
instrument the black clothes in which hs pictures
were wrapped, held his GIFTED cigar in some u hn,
frghuul proximity 10 the instruusat. The ,.y
ages had heard strange storls, Of "hundsr on
wheels. which had, IN one terrific burst, s~sp,
away whole parties Of red skins. Panic stricken,
they parsed moment, then vssrsd to the right
with eye fixed upon the dreaded instrument.
Bat tue strange mortar followed them its san.
Esrous point ever keeping them in duect line -
Pep '-pHp,-pop vents revolver from te
meath the instrument This was but the rreluJ,
ot the desth vsging storm about to bura, VI on
them lhey could not longer stand this. bu,
with simultaneous yell broke away toward.
the rocks Bang bang went the rrtits
guns after them. Strange, terrific sound. ,,r,
rs'erba,cd through the mountain gorgs,. and
echoed back by the cavsrnsus rocks-yells and
'h'lsks and rumbling thunders. The smoke
cleared away, and the artists were alone No
time Was 'ost in rej"inns the caravan; and. the
danger being ever, it became uf.n the subject
of merrimeni around the camp frrs-Jon,s'
charge upon thr Indians with the do1utrf.o,ypr
tNStru,aent-Boston 1rdnscrjpt
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CAvsfi.-A correspondent Of the Journal Of
Commerce thus describes the Italian Orator:
"hsis quite Esn,lemsnly in his appearance ssa
movements, has good face, md long glss'y hair.
n black - that ofanv ofour Usage lndisns Take
him altogether he has more soul-tirrnS sloqusncs
than any lawyer know Of in New Yslk He
ac'lng cut his descriptions reminded ne ofthe beet
PASSAGE of K.sn or Co"ks. Indeed, his gesturss
would seem to be quite overdone, were ii not that
tits the general custom ~ lslisns 10 use nush
gesture, and sudden change in the tonss Of their
voice. when excited IN conversation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

The New York Sun speaks dsspondinsly Of
the prospects Of tho Crystal Palace. thus
The completion Of the building before the fiat Of
NAV (the editor save is au imposshility (ss things
now so) and whether il will lie done before III.
fourth of July, ia matter ofs,riou. doubt Tn.
Engineers andAtchite,ssre at locvcrheads much
of the material has to be fitted after It reaches the
ground, beams being found too long, and girders
too short: and, to use a homelw expression, the
very old Harry s to pay all rosud" Quite All at.
tempt was made not long siucs, to create an
impression that application for space in the hull
ding exceeds the limits ofsuprly. Sn far 10 this
from the truth tha, nuiub.r. u, those to whom
space has alrsady been assigned are sending in M.
tics' Of Withdrawal of their application. Thi. 10
due to the insane poi,cy Of the managers in the
determining To charge entrance fee to exhibitors
Exhibitions, when they know and understand this
very naturally. protest sgAss, being 30 Hesesd."
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d "a N o~
arriape and WAGON Mannfarto,y

I g GAY would inform his friends and custo
~ mcrs that he has removed ic his new shop nj
the southwest corner o the public square where hr
wcontnue the manufacturing oicartincrs buapl.s
aud wagonsin the latest and most approved styles
Being practlca workman, hr hntters himself that
he can buIIdas good work as can ,r produced in this
market IFork made to ordrrand warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice
Cash paid torsrason,d humber. I G. GAY.
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Wup Ducks sS rBs wiSo KILLED ny LiGpr
Siso,--Du,ing u thunder storm M BosIun on
Wednesday, two Wild ducks were taken on the
wing" bv flash sf lightning, aud dr"ppsl near
South Boston bridge in the water. One Of them
had his head taken completely of. The fea,hets
on the neck ~srs partly singej. 1ho other had a
wing takes oil, aud The feathers On his back
plsetsi n smoothly ~ ifdsae b! haud,
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Attention, Wagon Makers.

ysyra THE subscriber having recently com
~ 1sA p'ei~d large shop Tor the manuhc
.siEA urc oihs improved reaper and mower,
Tvs - aud other agricultural implements,
- would dispose OF h.- properly Ia South
ou0wo, including dwelling house, two stories
ngn, with good well and clS'eru wagon and pnut
sHop twn stories high. - hv - feet; blacksmith
shop j. ny - -"l aud the ln' a. which hey stand.
OF one aud holt acres. Terms, 1900 one third
cash, balance 100 orr aud rwo VEINS. wnh interest.
l@!'N stock olsrasoutd lumber can be had on
iat0nb" Ierius
Tins Is one Of 'h" host stands for the bu.ines, in
The comfy oi Ia Sale, and Is offered ~ great
-1.rH'" 900 ury0selueucr at ch1ngc OF business
For 'urhar particulars apply personally or by
litter io VI h,Sror, Leydtn, Cook 60 or rh- sub.
-cuher ON ibeprml~'s q II Rr,G.
bEpWa .w1rrh r. 1863 2m
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Boot g. Shoe Shop.

V2NIiE undersigned would call the attention Of
L his friends aud the public to his removal ,o
the place close by where the BARRIERS Shop stood
on Madison strccr, known as Joseph Halls corner
where he will contnu" in the retail vi Boots and
Shoes ol his oNn manufacture.
While thankful Tor the liberal patronage ne hns
received tor the past years in Ottawa. he will en-
deavor TO merit continuance oi the same. lie il
prepIred to make Gentlemen fine boots ,ofFrnch
Gait, Patent Leather and Morocco, and every thing
IN his Inc, on rcasonnbl. terms as the anle qua.
lily can br houghln other places.
sS' Rrparing done as usual
Ottawa, may lily. DASL. LrluY.
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House Painting.

THE 'uhscrihcr has opened n paint shopon Ca
nnl street N Ottawa, next to Hos.ock's Store
near the Side Cut, where he will he ready TO re-
eeice ordersIor work or do any kinds ofpaintinr
nov bc thi, desired lnn3-,r J y. Ton,s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

II ". HOPKINS. Pil.'c.r, and Surgeon,
IL. Otaws. III ult,r- n', prl'...,,nat -'ryl
60. t. the citizen. of Ottawa and 'cluiy. Crlirr
oyer 'h. store at : W thrry,r, next To Walker
& Hckhns. Rv,id,nc. on the u"ttl side ot
the n.w rapir Sparr, WHERE hr may hr touui ~
HiIu ues except when absent or p'olrs~lono hu-I-
u-ss Apg u lSi.-l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

Two men goa fishing one catches a bite and
the o her nibble-the latte. from n sun6sh, and
the former from = mosquito Wanted 10 know,
which csus out ahead
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Business CARDS.
Millinery! I!

''''T Y 'TFTWT VWT TWT NIIUNN s1TTf'Tht 0JVUffFt
5 n GriHeys Store Onaud.
NRS. GREGG; would inform the ladirs Of OF
wi tnwa and vicinity that she hus Just received
from thu ci,y, splendid assortment Of Straw
Bonnris. She has also good assortment OF vel.
vets, sa tluS pushes silks, ribbons, flowers tabs
&c., OF The newest fashions. She will dc all kinds
OF custom work in he Mlllnary line 1hos, who
have not purchased hats will do well to call beiucr
purchasing elsewhere. sept lS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-23

Three banks in khoje island have issued frac
,lonal Mills in large quantities About fNur ~esks
since QUE issued $4,000 in these bile. and not
dsN.r sf has been tstvrusi " the seputsr
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Dress Making.

NJ RS g FYFE has added Ia her Millinery bu.
vi slness thai OF Dress Making III q II Its branch.
&c having employed a competent person 10 man.
age that department.,
1JoiHiHg tie NcH York Nomsl
June - lSip-iI
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t W. RANDALL. It,r5.y ut Ln---ina"'
-, VIII county. ~ Au,. IN. INiS.'i
ESREER 4 INGNLLS &c 7 Frrrr-G a
q hgN'j di!or"sss nsi Solicitors, Chl.Nso
Illinois Mar lj-'t
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tLDyEG x COOK. u o. Gwver--n. G
VI Clukl iV,rargs 4 Co,r,r',or' Mt Lor,-
Ottawa OH,e in R-dIlck. Block ch.t side OF
ihr Public Spar. June, lsiS-,t
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New IIeat Market.

I JLRENlATl WOODmilm,hi,tr triends and thr
- puulc lhathc has Just opened Meat Market at
ui, new building on he curn-r north oi the Cour,
House Square. IN Ottawa where he vii hc happ, t.
suppIyalI i.fliend,and the pubicwththr choices,
OF everything IN the meat line. Vegetable, OF q L
kinds also Kept on hand
No NarEci0H Sunday. The shop will hc kept
oprn on Saturday evening hut closed on I'll, Sab.
bath scpt2S5Ul
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~ l.. THOMSON. Dea'er IN Drugs. Pdient
", Niiaacs Pda,tN O,is Furnishes DVr
Nfat,. Sr; between the Cry Hotelani Reddick's
tIiork, Ottawa, Ill.,
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hrs MCKINNEY 4 NcAETHtR tender
- ih-jr professional .rrv,cc, io lhr cli.l"ns ol
p.ulYl 1ui vicinity ud.r- m Red hex, Block
F-h 26
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HOOKING GLASSES

over offered ln TINS Walktlr 0uu
lr price. % defy runpcunuu They have mri.i-
ties tor manufacturing superior Co any liu- sir oi
{ .Icotu aud are Determined 10 put ,nclr pace
.ttls iors4 NoTt.
iNnd4.'onio what ll.y manufacture thom",yc'
rl,, ar- r,u.5,.ura good ,-UIImcni OF furniture
lrn. A-iuo-f fashionable bou.,.in Chicago which
hey 80. eel. aj Chicago prices adding truspuu7
unu They valMea particular attention 10 tHr
tact .uat thryare ma.ug hufO~n
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NNvM ". CANARLY, Drrier :" Drugs We.
w Hrins-. Prints. OHs Paf.m Nchc'uC'
Viu HiShss Dvr SiHfs, Sr.; second store north OF
the Mansion H,uSe Ottawa, III may Ia.