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The Hungnrians have commenced the publca
ton of u weekly paper ir New York, called th,
Hungarian Exilcs Journal The annexed no
,icc is published, calling upon the exles to Pre-
pare for taking up arms in aid of Turkey,
'Couutrymen After the late authentic new,
from London, the Turkish question cannot be se
tied in peaceable way, ard therefore war is IN
cvitahle Weway expect daily to he called t,
take up arrns in and Of Turkey. In that case
that the transportation might go on the quickest
aud that the arrangements may be made accor
ding to the numbers, the Hungarian Patriot,
and cNilcs are requested to send in their names
and the place Of their residence to Mr.. To
rok No, Al, Lispenard street, New York.
Let us unite.
Hail to our Faherland
The blessings Of liberty to al! psti2p..
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A fellow down east having been found guilty
% volat Z tie Maine liquor law IN disl osing OF
the ardent, and rascaly stuff at that, received
the following sentence: You old ieprobuc !
The court sentences YOU to drink three glasses of
your osc.lly liquor, and may the Lo.d Lave
mercy on your belly.
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'Rock the cradle.' JrNNY.

Go out to sing before the great world never
aguin-pass forever from its gaze, to sit calmly
by the domestic health, gathering your little ones
around you, teaching them the value OF the di.
yin,y that stir. within them, the duties Of life
and hope ofe'ernity. Tell them the littlenoss
Of frme, the folly ofambiton, and the home with
the just at last, Aud when angels shall gather
around the great White Theme among the voices
that shall mingle in the song Of the redeemed
yours and theirs shall be heard in the full volume
of their sweetness, chanting the praises Of Him
, that liyetL forever
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER o6, 1858.
l'lI. tSEl.


puln.kil Pulaski fair polands hv'd sonl
Are thy peiils all pass'd and thy victories won 7
Hast thou sunk IN thy sepulchre, horo,'d aud
blessed,
Where the thunder Of battle distuiLs not tLy
rests
Sleep on dauulcss hero,
The tempest whose breath
Blew the blast of the iyrant
And child thee in death,
Has passd from the zenith
Once dark with its gloom
And the ky, all uncouded,
Bends over thy tomb
Oh, eXil'd Pulaski thy eloquent name
Is engravcD for aye, on the records of fame;
The hearts of all fTecmcn on land or ON sea
hIe monuments warm with inscriptions to thee I
Rrst calmly thou hero.
No tyrant Is near
His scep're has fallen,
Aud Liberty's here.
Bright flowers above thee,
Are rich in their bloom
And halo Of glory
EncIcles thy tomb.
Pulaski Pulaski what glory is thine
my cause IL etcrna its truths are sublime.
bti"re It, shall vanish the scourge and the chain
And lo!and arise in her splendnr again;
Sleep .wectly, los'd exile
The soft balmy breeze,
Sighs Ger thy green couch
1hro' the boughs Of the trees,
And oppression, prophetic,
May pale at her doom,
Where the cypress and myrtle
Embower thy tomb.
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TBE OYsrkR TRADE Some idea may be form.
ed of the oyster trade Of this city from the
statement that one house alone. sells daily one
and half tons Of keg and CANS, and a5 bsitsh
in the she'll,
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'ng@ OF the owners of the coil. Words cannot
point them; they flow cut Of the deepest foun.
t'ns Of the heart, ,hey are the lifesprings Of .
fresh, healthy and generous national eharactes.--
Edlpdyd Ersren
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TAILORING.
WILLIAM CSNNELLY

TAILORING.
WILLIAM CoNNELLY
ID ESPECTFuLLY informs the citizens Of Of
u tnwn andthe surrounding country, that he
has !u=, receiveda new stock of
BroIicioihs, CdssiUieres and HeNjHgt
or the laeststye andaLl kind, of tsilors' trim
mlngs, all of which he will sell cheap ior cash
Also, all kinds of Ready Made Clothing, OF his
own manufacture.
Being NJ old resdentn Ottawa, he would wish
for his old acquaintances to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
TAILORING n CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice, at his old stand orpo-
site the old City Hotel on Madison St, next door
TO Dinl L"ahy's Boot and Shoe Shop,
Wantcd.-.Af first rate Iourneyman tailor apo
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w BuSuEELL. Attorney ComtSeiior al
w Llie. Ottawa Ills, All business entrusted
To- hiu, will receive faithful and prompt attention
Oh .e over Norris 4 Fishers bank swcornrr OF the
court house square July l6-iS-ly.
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Boot e. Shoe Shop.

boot g. SnCc ShOD.
TUE undersigned would call the attruuof-of his
friends aud Ihr public To his removable lac place
by where the BnrhrT'- shop stood, ON Nndi-
he VIII continue m the retail OF Boots and Shoes
pt hl- ava manufacture.
Whrr thankful for the liberal patronage he has
received Tor the past years in Ottawa, he will en-
drHvof tomcrlt u continuance OF the same. He IL
prepared to make Grul,cmcu's line boots, oi
French Call, Patent Leather and Morocco, and
eserythluE in hs line, on az reasonable terms as
thr same quality can be hought in other places.
M Repairing done as usual.
Ottawa may u. DANL. LEAuY.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
luEJPHlLus l.. hickey. W, Ut. WALLACE
DiCkEN " WALLACE,


HtfbtH'VNdi IHU'
Ot6c- over Gug's' Drug storr, north side OF the
Court House square, Ottawa, Illinois. iteb!
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New and Fashionable Cl0thins
FURNISHING STORE.

SE3 IL i ~ - S sBulu'
llANEIust reccyedat the ". y Clothing Store
formerly occupied by l.. Wise n large as=or,men,
OF Fashionable Clothing. They also keep on hand
clothing ci their own manufacture, which they
will warrant TO be strong ond durablc. They have
Just received a splendid lot OF
tIOMs, CaSstmereS, and Eestiugs,
Which willie madrupt TO oricron the shortest mo-
uce, md rs cheapif If not cheaper than they can b.,
iOnnd in any house IN town
FURNISHING GOODS.
large evarietyCOnstanlly on hand such a shirts
collars, cmvats, boots, shncs &c
rpubcarercspcctlulIy invited ocallandeX-
anime our stock bclorcpurchasIng elsewhere
Ready Made Clothing Forever.
HAVE good stock Of Sprug and Summer
l Clothing, lustrecrWed from BOSTON the best
market Tor hls line ri goods ,hai must sell even
It have to sell nj i0irCrpriccS hdHapgbodg Rise
AItntrEcsI"d IN The cause, please cal. and pur-
chase. Nay Ia l.. ID. SMITu
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Advertisements inserted al 5 per square lor
nc lrsttnsrrtion, aud - ccul- turrath Subsequent
"a .rt,rou, \ liberal discount made 10 those who
u lyrrii-cSy tie year
~ No ptDrT discontinued u0ula!l hrte2rnH's
nrr ptid, unless AZ the option oi thr Publishers.
~ T. IN nunicaticu-, to insure attention, must
always he tree of postage aud accompanied with
the AuthDr's name.
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Business G0r0s.
eE n; Va M a @4S

Carriage and Wagon Manufaotory,
& GAY would INFORM his strcnds aud custo
~ . mrrs that hc ha, removed to he uew shop al
thrs"uth- troruero the public square, where he
lnucthrmHuuiacluunG ulcarringcs bugglrs
aud wngontiu the latest and most approved styles
Bring practcn workman, he ilattrys himscifhal
he can build as good work can he produced iuthis
market ll'ork mOdrto ordrraud warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice,
Cash paid lur seasoned lumber. ]. G. GAY.
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IT ". HOPKINS. Physician and S"rgeo"
L. Ottawa, ILL.,, offer, hi4 professional scrVl
ce, the citizens OF Ottawa and ylclnity. Once
syrrth store of > W Cheever. next to Walker
& Hcklng's. Residence on the north side OF
she new Pablo Square, where he may he found at
nlltluesexcept when absent on professional bnsl'
80 kaE. Q, Isis-ii
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NT T. HhLLlSFER, Attorney aud Counsel,
lh. lorat Law aud o!irtor IN Chlncery, w'l!
give has pr,mp, attention lpall busInrs Conhl"d
to hm In the circuit, supreme, and Federal
courts, the state Office m S0nI"rA Amonr'I
Block. sou.h.w w,-t corner of the Court House
Ssg,rr OIt,v1 IN iunr 2i.
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HOES Attorney ana Councillor at Law
~. aud Solicitor Iu Ch1ncrry Will glvc hls
urumpt attention to n business couhdcd To him IN
ihe circuit, supreme, and Federal courts nl The
.fatp, O,K,e IN Sanger Il hrmou,'s Block
south west corner OF the Court House Square,
Dta,ya Ul June %.
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VNvM w.CAVARLY, D/tlrr IN Drugs, Ne.
w drmc,. Pan,i,, Oa,, Patent Ned'e'nes,
liunislss. Dye Siags, &c, second store north oi
he Mansion Hbusc, Ottawa, H. may l-ti.
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p StyR.LLItLANn, DAVID r. JONES.
I ELANDN JONES, itorHcuS, So'tcltmSdHd
- L,Hd iscHtS, Ottawa, Illinois Othcc inihc
Cpuu House, with the clerk oitAc supreme court.
Ottawa, sepL2i, 1882
NORRIS " FiSEIiR, Geo. II. Norrs-..
\ Geo. ). FishcrJ Attorneys ~ Ldm Land
4 gents, Oifairn, H.; VIII pay particular ntirn-
tion tothe payment of ttayes IN any part o i!Inois
purchasing aud selling Real Estate, investigating
tltes, collecting demands buying and selling VI j.
Itary Land Warrants, aud locating them OH ihe
brst LundS tor soldiers or Others, securing prh'
sinu. auI all claims against the boyetnmru' -
OFFICE On the southwest corner OF the fub-
Commissioners OF Deeds, Sc, for New York,
Connecticut, Ohio, New jersey; Mich,gan and
Wisconsin May3, lSj2-u.
LNLOVER & COOK. d. q. Glover-E, c.
~ Cooke itioru,ysG IL Co'u'sliors at Ld",-
Ottawa ORce in Reddiok's Block. east side OF
tb. Public Smara Jane. loiS-u
- RANDALL, attorney at La'--Jo!iet,
-, VIII county. III. Aug. 10, lsiS-ti,
uNlEER 4 INGALLS,, CL.C p. Froer-G. A
u In;Als,) An,rneys a"d Solicitors Chicago.
Il,n,i. Mar lj-ti
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~ L.TuJMPSON, Dsa'ey II, Drugs. P"t,"i
(I, ui.stass Paints, OH,, Furnishes. Hge
Siaas, &c, betwrcnthe Cay Hoieland Redd'ckS
b .Jck, Utiawa, III. .... ...-..~-
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Jenny Lind and sihe Baby,'


The following article from 'he Albany State
i1'gs'er is one o' those l'ttIe bits OF newspaper
wfl'ihg WHICH, Tor genuine tl"quence and feeling
are not surpassed oy tue "arp'est efforts OF our
! "'s' oia'ois' IL VIZ are mol mhch mistaken, IL
T', W., tnroI y" S''an'' ,, v'''Ss ''''' Vi
! u,,,,, ,,., A.. ,.,i,.. ~. N.,,;, -,
a. Nj ",' lt, nc 's"'"s"S VI
-, W." o''' P'P'.
wen what OF ~ iiasht Jenny Lana the
peerless 'he NiSht"galeoi the N"r'h' arlght TO
haNe o"oy, we shou'd IKE 10 know "oG'u
you always nave her s'hSlngto to The cold world
warm as 1t may he IN admiration OF her song,
charming IL ny het sweet notes hHst she at
ways DO ~a,o''g l" gaping crowds VINO gaze
aPuh "e' on'y as puone performer Aoo1 IN
10 the nursery wne'e Joniy uauy sleeps, III lis
h''e ''au'r' anu near 'ne 10" iu''aoy VI her
s"cst VOICE oee NOW 'ondiy sue eales upon
'he "''phuss ,"'"s' anu ""eH u uPei's "s niue
o,es a''u ''ots u"s'"'sy up 10 'he iaee oi It's
"e"' ~" S"e W" o'e' '"o t'"u """e' W
.""'n' ~ ~ re " s'esp' L's'cu W "hc ""Se'
e"u"uS ihe'e rs "o 'uo'' no AT. W 'na' se,sPt
81, ~ su;""s 'o''n "o'' near
''' ~ ""',r'"' Vsn'""S WV" +"
mum. S,"',."e' nov so'' "no 20" u H' ana
I ~" '"' y, 'ne "'.o"o''' Nv DC sun Ap'
f,'uu NV, ""'"re' an "''uie' suP'e'hej
s"ee' 'nons" u oe, p's'u'o mol '.,e e"cnan'ihs
n.'"u"i -. "y ."o ,oee VI P'''su. pee, 'hose III
- -, o'""J o"oY
like n dream n, recr,liny ,b,dow into :;
lence.
Rock the cradle Jenny
p,. ,,,, 49,, ,;, ,,,,I.. r =,
Ill -, I'.e s"'N'' "o' oe."'' ue
rii SIi'u it"onou si oe", "ae 1'uS W "'e' 10
y, a., :" e' ,i 'u W n's' ""u NY 70 ''ss w
W ,"e Az, ''L WV ury pei A"ee' ai'u Sh"iup TO-
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Ottawa, Illinois 10y \.
~ Miller near thc junction OF the Illinois ana
FOX Rivers. and near the Bridge.
Il G. SrONE, SriNc Hrncs and Irmk Ma
-. pfm,rer, aui Carriage Trimmer; corner
OF Clnll AMI Columbus streets, Ottawa Ill,
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The sun should shine On festivals, but the moon
Is the light vi ruins,
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DIR. MORRIS'S
Antf.Dfspeptic Elfxer.

YI,HIS medicine has been in use for several years
and so great are its curative virtues that many
cases which were considered incurabe have been per-
manenty cured by the of one bottle of the Elk
er.
MANY persons are afflicted with uneasy and pain
full feelings after eating, in all such cases the use Of
the Elixer according to direction will give the high
est satisfaction, giving relief Immediately and in
few days effecting permanent cure.
Infants teething often attacked with spells of
vomiting The Elxer on occasions OF this character
Is the mothers best friend as a few light doses
stores the stomach to it's wonted healthy tone.
In short no individual or family should be without
soinvaluable medicine.
Sold by c. sTOTT & co, cor OF 9TH street and Penn.
avenue.W ELLIOTT. cor. of e and 18th street,
PATTERSON NAIRN, cor. 9th and PENNSYLVANIA
.non,o feb7-tf
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HOUsEKEEPERs' GOODS.

H0USEKEEPERS' GOODS.
OHN ~ DOM BROTHER have just opened
y and arranged handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz:
Parau Marble Goods
Papier Mache and French painted do
French China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups
and Saucers, Mugs, Cardstands, and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very handsome, Bas
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS
Handsome Castors Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Gobets, Forks and
Spoons
Mustards, Salts, and Napkin Rings
Solar. Et.er;sl. Hall, &c
BR0NZED GOODS
Tenders, Dogs, Shovel and Tongs, Spittoons
Candlesticks, Candelabras, Hatracks, Looking
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables
FURNITURE
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets. very
cheap and good
Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate
Bedstead Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quantities, a large stock, we'll assorted, and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE
Toilet Sets, Candlesticks Cake Boxes
Brushes WOODWARD, Iron Ware
Clocks OF several varieties and patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
most complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want ofarticles in
the line of housekeeping, and We f1atter ourselves
they be accommodated at our establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
JOHN NJ. DOM BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue bet 10th and 11th sts
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE FUTURE LIFE,
BIZ ". c. BRYANT.

BIZ ". C. BRYANT.
How shall know thee in the sphere which keeps
The disembodied spirits of the dead,
When all of thee that time could wither, sleeps
And perishes among the dust we tread?
For L shall feel the sting of senseless pain
II there L meet thy gentle presence not;
Nor hear the voice love, read again
In thy serenest eyes the tender thought.
Will not thy own meek heart demand me there?
That heart whose fondest throbs to me were given!
My name on earth was ever in thy prayer,
Shall it be banshed from thy tongue in heaven?
In meadows famed by heavens life breathing wind
In the resplendence of that glorious sphere,
And larger movements of the unfetteret. mind,
Wilt thou forget the love that Joined us here?
The love that lived through all the stormy past,
And weekly with my harsher nature bore,
And deeper grew, and tenderer to the last,
Shall it expire with life, and be no more9
happier lot than mine, and larger light
Await thee there; for thou hast bowed thy will
In cheerful homage to the rule of right,
And lowest all, and renderest good for ill.
For me- the sordd cares in which dwell,
Shrink and consume the heart, as heat the scroll;
And wrath hath left its scar-that fire of hell
Has left its frightful scar upon my SOUL
Yet, though thou wear'st the glory of the sky,
Wilt thou not keep the same beloved name,
The same fair thoughtful brow, and gentle eye
Lovelier in heavens sweet climate, yet the same?
Shalt thou not teach me in that calmer home
The wisdom that learned SO ill in this
The wisdom which is love-till become
Thy fit companion in that land of bliss?
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FRANK HOWARD;
Or, Getting an Endorser.
CHAPTER ONE.

CHAPTER ONE
My friend, Frank Howard, was a dry
goods dealer on Washington street When
l made his acquaintance, he was one of the
most active and successful statesmen in the
trade; and being prudent man, had saved
small sum of money, with which, and the
credit he might obtain, he proposed to
commence business on his own account.
Among his acquaintances he had the
good fortune to include a wealthy merchant,
whose judgment had led him to form a
lofty estimate Of the business capacity, of
my friend.
To him the young aspirant for mercantile
honors stated his case, and the conference
ended in voluntary proposition on the
part of the merchant to supply the goods
necessary to stock his store, taking his
notes.-the first Of which would fall due in
one year-in payment.
The arrangement was completed, and in
few days Frank found himself installed
in convenient store on the best part of the
street. ready to strike for his fortune.
The notes had not been signed, and one
evening, on some business connected with
them, Frank called, by appointment, at the
princely mansion of his worthy benefactor.
He was ushered into the sitting room,
where the merchant was reading the even
ing paper. By his side sat a beautiful
young lady, to whom his patron politely
introduced him.
My friend belonged to that anomalous
class of beings styled handsome men-at
least the ladies said he was handsome,
though for the life of me 1 could never tell
wherein his beauty consisted. But, as 1
have no particular fancy for masculine beau
ty, it may have escaped my notice, or the
natural selfishness of mankind may have
prejudiced my judgment.
My friend was acknowledged by all the
ladies to be a remarkable handsome man;
and probably this was the secret of his i'm
mense success as salesman. Whether he
reckoned his beauty as one of the items of
bis stock in trade, when he went into busi-
ness, l am unable to say; but 1 have not
the least doubt he based his hopes of sue
cess, to a great extent, upon the Influence
Of his prepossessing personal appearance.
Frank fixed his eyes on the young lady,
as the merchant-who had, as he entered,
half read q money article in his paper
turned to finish it. Miss Allen-such was
the name by which she had been presented
to him, was busily engaged in votcheting
little silk purse, and as she bent over the
work, Frank was perfectly satisfied that he
had never seen so pretty face before in
his life.
And then the neatest, most graceful little
foot in the world protruded from beneath a
light silk dress-a foot which completely
turned Franks head, SO that he forgot all
about the notes and the merchant.
Without the least regard to etiquette,
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F. A. TUCKER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,

UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL,
rs FULLY prepares, in his usual style, to supply
i his customers and the public with the various
articles Of wearing apparel appertaining to gen.
tleman's wardrobe.
Members of Congress and strangers, visiting the
city invited to call and examine his goods,
sisng Of Cloths Of various grades coors, and manu-
tactures and all sorts of Cassmeres Vetings, &C. &c.