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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
Po.,:!yrI, tna last Notice.

4 LII those indebted to John A. Young, either by
y Note or Account, call and pay the same i'm
nedia;eIy, as the business must be closed you will
have 10 settle with officer. Save cost aud tile
with John L. Brown. He be found at Brown a.
BrawIeys Grocery Store, opposite Kerr's Hotel.
Ian IS 1853. 2S-3w
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II il stated that cotton has been matured in the
SACRAMENTO VaIfef California; within ninety Two
days, and that fro5abIy the cultivation of that
plant will be extensively prosecuted there.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
Notice.
Davidson College.

THE numb er Scholarships required by resolLy
i ton of the Board of Trustees of Davidson Coea1
adopted the 9th of March, 1851, have been sol
Tbs Scholars zip scheme being now a.opted WI go
apera lS53--N1lch nakesN
it highIymp rtant that tho Is.ibers should quit
date their obligations promptly. The Treasurer h
by notifies the subscribers that he is now prepared
issue certificates of Scholarship and to expedite the
business of payment will deposte Certificates in the
hands of the Rev. S. Williamson, D: D., Rev. A. Ba-
ker Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, of South Carolina, and MI
Hutchinson, of Charlotte.
r. J. MCDOWELL, Treasurer
January Ia, 1858. 27tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

Do trees talk! Have they eafy Iungs-do they
not at sunrise, when the wind bows and The birds
are cnroIing their songs, play a sweet music .
no has ever heard The sof whisper of the green
leaves, in spring time a sunny morning, who
die not feel as though RAINBOW CLEANS Of g'adness
were running through his hearth Aud when the
peach blossoms hang like ruhi"s from the stem
Ci ;he parent frcc--v hen 'hc morning glory like
a nun before The shrine az Grd, uu.o1s h..r hoaJ
G!ui tacc, md lhr ;n"-s .osss open their crimson
lips sparkling with un,ra- ,t4rt Ills from Heaven.
WHO does mol bless ms Maker?
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
Hats, Caps aud Straw Goods
a4.W'SO.T I.f LUX,
No. $50 BrOadaoay, Neu0 York,
Manufacturer ano Commission dealer in

HIS, Caps StraU G0o,LS, HatefS' Stock,
Trimmings, &c.
ATS long experience in these particular branches
of business joined his facilit in the
enables him offer inducements to purchasers that
cannot be had of those who purchase their goods
cond or third hands His present stock extensive and
assorted for the country trade, and will be constant
ly added to by fresh importatons, and from his
mandatory.
Particular attention paid 10 orders by mail.
Jan as 1888 2a-3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

MORE PRoGREss.-Resolutons have been intro.
cuced INTO the Ohio Legislature in favor of cleo
ing three United States Senators from each State,
ahd the Cabinet officers and Supreme Court JIdg.
es by the people.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
Taylor's Temperance Hotel.

THE proprietor takes this opportunity to inform the
Temperance community and the public in general, at
he still continu he has done for the last years
keep the abovenamed house on strictly Temperance
principles.
Thankful for past favors, he would again invite all
who a quiet, comfortable and cheap hoU"e, while
Stopping in tbs 80 give him call hi houss is
STREET Broadway, and the land of most of the
Steamboats, and Railroads in the city.
New York, Jan 1853 25-3m ELDAD TAYLOR.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28

A NOVEL CURE.-The New Orleans papers an
bounce the arrival in that city OF English ply
sictan who processes to cure blindness. deafness
end dumbness, by means of prussic acid.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
Notice.
Removal.

I'HE subscriber takes this method of Informing all
persons indebted to Brem & Alexander that he has
removed Is office TO of thu offices in Bethune's Am
ercan Hotel, where he always be found ready to SET
tie The business OF The above coPartnership The mpos
siby of his seeing every one indebted renders it
ceSry for HIM To say here that every must
consider Thu notice personal application for the amount
due and that payment must be made soon, it will be
positively necessary to bring suit.
s. P ALEXANDER.
i'm IA, l843. 27-tf
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EnGllible.


IL. those having claims against the estate Of Mar
\ II. Smith, dec'd present duly authenticated within
the time limited By law for that purpose, otherwise this
notice will he plead in bar OF recovery
Jan % 1853 28,4w VIM. REA, Ex'r.
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TO NV Old Cw.tomers.


T\AVID PARKS. Agent for the Bank Of the State OF
~ South Carolina, will furnish funds TO buy produce,
will sell Checks on New York.
Charlotte, Dec 3, 1852 22Af
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1853-01-28
400 Acres of Land.
Celebrated Il. L. Garden Seeds.

Celebrated Il. Il Garden Seeds.
Crop 1852.
THE subscribers have hand an extensive as
4 sortment u GARDEN SEEDS The superiority OF
Seeds tested for seven years. and pur-
chasers may be assured OF obtaining fresh and
Seeds from their store Also on hand White and Red
Clover Seed Lucerne Seed Seed On Seed Corn and
FISHER L. HEINITSH.
Charlotte, Jan % 1853 2stf
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RAMlhY GROCERY
Provision Store.

THE undersigned having associated themselves in the
tos,r of Charlotte in the above business under the
firm Of s. l.. COOK g. CO., receiving aud open.
ing and will keep constantly hand toll assortment
Of Fa unity Groceries NSad PrOViAlOsas which
they offer the citizens Of Charlotte and the public gen.
orally low s the LOWESI Our terms cash
country produce Persons from the untry may at all
times find sale for Produce at the highest
market price.
Instead of numerang all the different articles in
line respectfully solicit those who wish 20 purchase
the of life either in the eating drinking
line 10 give US n call and good things.
We may be found in Springs New Building, one door
west of d. J.. Rea's Grocery.
w. A. COOK,
A. w. COOK.
Jan. 7, '53. 26tf S. L. COOK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

shnu: a. This Chaumont cam" o'er hom France
in 1875 :" b6 purchasrl lands in st Lawrence
county, near where tho boy Williams lived, an
resided there IN great ornlerce Until 1892, when
on the accession oi Louis Philippe to the throne
he retained to France.
The Dhuphin, while in the hands ef simon hit
cruel ailor from the 6lIh IN whch he lived, can
trac,ed a severe scrufI!uus affection, which show
ed Itself in dreadful ulcers On one Of lis legs
Now. it is remarkable that ono Of the legs "f MI
William, hears deep MAKE Of ulcers, even to cI
ten,ive disclororstlon.; and vet he know. not tie
time when he suffered from the dissass
But our limit. will not permit 81 further de
tails of this interesting case and We close with
single extract from Mr.. llansons narrative
There seems to me" then said, one sim
pie and dc,iavs tc-t of the ;ruh Of vour claim;
mean, your memory sf your childhood. HyoL
have always lived among the Indians. YOU can
not forget it, and il you are the lost Dauphln, II
cenis scarcely credible that being at the time o
yonr mothers death mrre than eight years oiage
you could have passed through the fearful 'csne'
Of the revolution, without = strong impression 1i
the bol rors attendant on sour early years Have
You any memory Of whpt kappeprd in Paris, or o
your voyage 20 this country T.
Therein. he replied, lies the mystery ~ my
life. | ksow nothng about nv infancy. Every
thing that occurred to me is blotted out, entire
ly entirely erased. irrecorerably gone. Ny nin'l
i. blank usil thirteen nr fourteen years of age.
You must imagine child who. a. far 81 lie
knows anything was an idiot d situ;s even OF
consciousness that can he remembered until that
period. lie was bathing on LAX, George among
among group Of Indian boys, lie clanbersd
with the f.arlessn-ss Of idocy To the top of high
lpck II, uluny.d down head fIremOs, into the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

The Chicago Tribune heads the following
paragraph "A Noble Example" aud with good
reason -
The other dav, having n,"d Of help from
drayman, we called An lrshman to our assistance.
and hl. language and demeanor generally ~'fs
such No to coM1aud our sjmirstioo. 'e NJ
paid him for IN. trouble, the following ser ..a'
lion took place How lorg have you b.. a!
thi. city I" We inquired Twelve months to-
morrow, .ir. he re piled PRAY what "" ycs'
occupation in the old eonnlryf For a nnonsus
de man colored. aud dropped his head. bat ~ an
in.tan, after, raising himself with the dignity OF a
u,sn. he boldly replied Il wa. physician IN Dub
/ lu" somewha, ,urpri.tj, We en.ksd how he VI"
now driving dray. His reply insuo'sanee Na''
/ that he brought III. family direct from Dublin !"
Chicago; that when he arrived here his i9nd'
were so much exhausted that I've was unso'e F"
maintain the appcamnceoi of his profession DC.
sides he found the city iull Of Young physicians
waiting ull the city grew. Having no mechanical
trade Gc purchased y horse and dmy and nj once
hogan 10 earn a livelihood ior himself and 'tm'y'
We cal, ,Li, anobls specimen Of sman'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

THE Far NonTawrsr.--The St Paul (Minncs
s,ta) Democrat of the c.h llt. has the following:
Tie Members from PtmJind.-Mr. Kittson Of
;te council and Mes-rs. GIngras and Rsletit ef
H., house, arrived on Monday evening last and
took Ih.ir seats vest. rlay They left q cir homes
:h- goth ult. with four trans Of dngs and were
consequently twenty daye ptiioIming thin jour'
nty, which is very 6 od travelling, con,idsring
the depth II the snow IN tia, part of The territory
They made the Journey 10 Crow Wing on snow
shoes. walking ahead of the train to haiden tbs
track for The dogs. Among the dogs snotlced
old I.nVn, the chief. whose health was perfectly
good, but he himself TO make n distinction w.
tween Inn rnd h, hat, rnost remarkably IA
Iisurd as Re also tie others IL tie train, all
lying flat on The i'oor, seemingly UNCONSCIOUS of
what was going on a-orn'' them. Well they
Wlll havss good res ins spell during the session
ofthe legislature, aud will bo well provided for
hy their ma trrs sn,i tho day of their departure.
The snow IN the I, mtms region i, from three to
trc fc.tou - level.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

( TnF CoiSscs RlL.-The bill to regulate the
coinage Of silver has At length passed Congress.
II 1t has the eff.ct which lrg.lalors bave sscribed
tor, the trhhcking portion Of the community
will rejoice although its effects will not be felt
until next summer The changes in regard to
silver coin are based simply upon q reduction Of
the real value While the market value remains
the same. There are to be no new denominations
Of silver coined
The hjsc, Of this reduction Of the real value
OF silver COIN s to prevent 1t from being eyported
Heretofore silver has Ieen worth more in Eng
land than in the United Sta'cs-l4 ounces in
England have been worth nearly as much as Is
ounces IN the United States, or the proportion Of
value as to s hence it has been u matter Of
gain to export It. But by reducing it. value 90
/ 1t shall be equal to the value it bears in England
the shipment Of it will cease
The bill provides for new gold coin, Of the
determination Of three dollars. This will be an
additional convenience in our currency which will
meet universal favor.
| The New York IIeral says that It !. in con,cn,.
4 pla,ion to change the dollar gold coih. new
die has teen submitted to the Secretary Of tho
Treasury, and some change will probably be
made. II 10 very intunvrnsnt coin as it is. II
is proposed TO enlarge thc size. and have hol~
in the middle, So that it can be easily distinguish
ed. 1hi, would be a decided i'm provement. We
shall have. before many years-cv~n With tho
slow progress made by Congress in providing for
the wants Of our domestic or internal tra6e-ons
"f the best coinage system IN the world. The is
sue II three cent pieces wa. very important
and necessary movement. and the issue Of three
dollar gold pieces will add largely to the metal.
lie curr ncy Of the country. There is no better
way to restrict the circulation Of bank not.s than
to give the people coin Of convenient denomins.
I tous-( (h TsU
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

TAXING IT CooLLY-A gentleman residing ma
village not many miles from Exeter finding that
the dlmiuutIun oi his wood pIle continued after
hi. ir.s we's out, lay swaks one night, in order
to obtain II possible, soma clue TO the mystery
A, nm hour when "all honest folks should be in
bed hearing an operator at work in the yard,
hs cautiously raised lie chamber window ahi
saw a larv brother eGdeayoriug 10 get log or
hi. wheebariow.
You're pretty fellow" said the owner, "to
come here and steal my wood while sleep.
Yes" replied the thief. and suppose yon
would stay up there and see me break with lit
ing before you'd oifer to c.mc down and help
me - Portsmouth Messenger
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

New York correspondent =: one Of the Phil
adclphia papers says in speaking of Rev, Eleaser
Williams, who is supposed To he the son OF LOUIS
XVI" One li,,ls fact may be important: viz,
that the British Consul has carefully gathered all
the particular. he could in relation to the matter,
and has forwarded them officially TO the spPro'
pirate department Of the British Government,
our peopl. are not carried away with the posi-
". novelty Of having prince IN our mldst, ens
are only interested in the welfare of good old
man, who is estesmed by all who know him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12
Kicking Cows.

In my private letters from my venerable friend
David Thomas, often fua valuable scraps like
the one below which | can d.tach rom the cor
re-pcndercs without breach VI confidence
When was IN the habit Of milking half u
dozen Or more cows myself (Which, mawgrs the
NJ H., did. TIL recently ;ri.d the plan detail
ell below, on the vicious tck.r', aud found It to
answer admirably. One blow on the COWS leg
followed every kick, until q cure was eils,trd.
II should bs born. IN mnd however, that
cows afIsn kick from fear and still ohener from
SORE rEA1s. klndEess aud care are the remedies
then; hio~s only aggra'ate The mischief LAX.
A PEESivsE ANIMAL SrppuLp.-A late article
on Kicking Cows, in the Albany CulIivator, has
reminded me ola story that was told yearly t'y
yea,s ago, by awoithy Gngl,hmsn, with whom
| was intimate. ha iiincrAnt was alta noble
bl,man'. to,rhlbi, fsas ofhor.cmanshp, ami the
people had collected from far aud near, among
~hon was my friend. When the man, had done
with his own horses, lie turned aud said, Now
my lord, | am willing to ride ANY horse of yoo.
ia the same manner. Having one remarkably
stubborn, tie nUbleman To have some sport, told
groom to bring her oft The stranger then &c
h6sra,ely mounted, and urged her 10 move, hu'
not one step voull she str, After a pause, ho
quietly dsniountrS, gave her one severe stroke
with his whip, and a.am resumed his seat N INC
saddle. The mare continued mmovahl', eu1 TIE
man preserved Ais temper and 70, down quietly
n second time, repeating the blow, but With M
better success. Aft,t lhrd stroke, hnveNer, she
w, completely s.bIusd, and moved forward
with perfect uh,dirncr,
| It now became evident that the design of the
horseman was, to give the animal time to associ
a'e the idea o,her di.obcdirIee, with the stroke
that followed when hi. wW established, sh,
was wiling tcmn'r
On the reverse. ia shower " blows had bee,
dealt out, as 'housans of hotse,n.n would have
done, the matc would have had M time to reflect
AMI both she anil her rider teen toused into fury
With good temper great savings might 10 mad'
IN the article of whips
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From runch's Pocket Buul
THE LAST FLY OF SUMMER.
lis IL G lat fly # ffunn,r,
L,f huzzirg alone,
All black legged companions.
Are dried UP and gone.
Not one of 1t. kindred,
Ma blue bottle nigh,
To sport mid the sugars.
Or IN the milk die.
Id not doom thee, thou lone one,
a viciiai To be,
Since the rest are all Vanished,
Come dine you with me.
Tin, kindly | scatter
Some crumbs Of my bread,
Where thy mates on the table
Lie wliher-J and dead
But soon you Will perish,
In sadly AFRAID,
For the glass is st sixty
just now in the shade.
When wasps have all vanished,
And blue bottles flown.
No fly can inhahit
1bls bleak world alone.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

An editor lately attacked an exchange for
charging a dollar far the insertion of marriages
in hi- columns, aud dcclan d lie would "inssrt all
such notices for kiss of the bride" A few dsya
Afterwards bux IN, shining, gnly dressed
''color.d lady called in at his ,anctum, and un
folding copy of the PAPER, informed The aston.
-hed editor Iha, AZ her marriage had taken place
lha, morning she wished the customary notice,
and came to pay IN advance We are not i'll.
formed whether the editor presented his BILL"
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Millinery! !!

'0r"c' Cf canal ami tOimHbtN SiIecfg, opposite
$ u. Gr,d'gs Stare Ouma
\RS GREGG would inform the lndies of OF
ANl rawa aud vicinity that ,he has Just received
ronl the cry, splendid assortment Of Straw
i'onnc,s. She hns atua good assortment OF vel
vets, salns, pu-hrs, Silks, ribbons flowers. tabs
&c, oi the newest fashions. She wi do III kind.
ii custom work IN The Mulinary line Those " b,
have not purchased hats wi, do well to call bcor,
purchasing elsewhere. srpt ~
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GE Va VI s~

O'rTIase and Wagon Manufactory,
g GAY would inform his friends aud custo
e mrrS that he mas removed to his new shopat
th' southwest corner o the publics square where he
"l!iroHrInuc manufacturing nirartiag,s hugg,.
nnu wagons IN the lnrrstand most approved styles
Being prnctica workman, hr tlaltrrs hmselithni
hr can build good work NJ "a be- produced IN the
market IoIk To ofdrrsnd warranted togivc
entire SUBTRACTION. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash palt Tor srnspur Il untLer T. 1,,v
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BANK or CmcAGr.-Wc observe the doors OF
ihi- institution we're oren thls morning, aud Mr
Pane and Mt Eddy 10Th in attendance. Iren
inpuninr We were informed that the issues Of the
Bank we're MT redeemed tn ouy, hui Nould bs
~ SOON a. thv funds and securities alleged To have
been taken away, shouldLs rc'uned.-th, Jour
hdi .sh inst.
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FnKkp'N or Srrrcu.--Ths knicksrboeker has
$ me illusta i"ns ol freedom of speech in some
ol the leading departure nts Of literary colnpo.i.
non. The following j, in the style ef romantic
fiction:
"on The green base Of the majestic rsmpa..
ired ~ esry tinrsa .aponarsans Barhicnn. de-
sccnIrd from the ~, al Serf of ancisn. OrfpsL.
Doc. IN hI, small but comfortable ssraband,
rur'pnsei Of green ylitcum and ornmalic Ger
il"rdft, this neglected surrogate enin,sd vafl-
cose retirement With his only child the sar saR-
'APARILLA OF in the Silly night. ihs trsvsller,
~ hr cfoss,d the Gutia r,,chn ~ ca,-d from
the SUNNI, "f rapyius On the valley, of Neural.
ig' has bra,d the voice of this insensat. anodyrc
rs she swept tie churds II her handannn. aud
p"wed forth one fthe srialic capsules other ma
GS psum Sometimes her plastic fuimwks seen
hyp"thstiely muilc IN an olia podrina Of dark
scura. or mur. ablIusrly vrllcd IN hi bess COT
pu- oith centipedr One morning in the spring
at the wear 1889, sUon after the defeat uf N.
Prasnslc Sanction the Held of Bunnside by
the gallant DI,couNr ne the sged Bal biean was
sitting with his daughter at table Of highly
polished emory, rhrtakins Of steved parasaugs
ssd nrutcr rctb. the shr sound uf chr sollie
aroused them, and the form Of n Fandango, clad
in chlnroforn, and armed with q eaisini.,ic dia-
phragm, appeared before them. SAnsArAkitLA
'rsmbed ss she gazed upon tie obese stranger;
then applying her lips to a catapult Of silver,
wLeh ihs wore susncudsd by bill of latre.
she uttered a cameo so sntdued and piercing
that the fierce Fanlausn gra.psd his tocsin and
Withdrew into the ottoman"
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Meat Market.
New Meat Market.

JEREMIAH OODmiormshisi irrnd. and the
- public lhathr has just opened Meat Market at
his new bmding on the corner north oi the Court
House square in Ottawa .whrrchr wiIihr happy To-
supplyalI his ircndsa the public withihr choicest
OF everything IN the meat lane. Ncgctsh.tsoi all
kinds also kept oil hand.
No Nprk,iop Sunday. The shop will hc kept
op,u on Saturday evening, hut closed on the Sab
hath sent 1sSDll
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IL " up2NNS. Fb"'r'o' a"a Nnrg'''t
IL, Ottawa. III .o.G.r, 10, professional .'rN,
ra.In th. rii,l.n. vt Oi'aSl and vicinity. pIiicr
over III store ot = W Chyycr next ~ Walker
& Hrkam.s. Rc.ld,ucc ON thr north ,dr "t
III, n-w rd,.ir N,au', where hr may I've l"nnnd mt
a.Itines except when Ah-rnt ON prolr,sl9ual bust
,c,. Aua Is l-iN-lt
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Dress Making,

MRS &. FifE has added I" Arr VI Millincry hu.
vi surss that ol Dress Making IN all ns branch
e. having employed a competent person to man
age that department.,
.igmnEg tie Ncw Yoyk Iloussl
4
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Boot & Shoe Shop.

V1NllE undersigned would call the attention OF
1 his friends md the public to his removal t"
the place close by where The Bnrbrr's shop stood,
on Madison s,rrrr, known ns Joseph Halls corner
where ne viii continue IN NE tctti, II Boots and
Shoes o his osn manufacture.
While thankful Tor the liberal patronage hr has
received Tor the past years IN Ottawa. h- will en-.
dcavor to mcnta continuance Of the same, Tie Is
prrpltrdio make G,nirti.n's fine boots ufftens
Calf Patent Leather and Morocco. and everything
IN hslne, on ns reasonable terms as the same qua
lity can be houghtin other places.
trv Departing done as usual.
Ottawa, may lily, DASL. LIAuY.
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L, L.TuDNpSON. D.alr, IL Dt"g' ra'r"i
II, Wisi,rs Ptnft Oi, ror"'tc'. bH'
ripg,. N-.; between ,hr Guy ii,'rlani EcdiicS.'
Block. Ottawa, VI. .-.-.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
zI. orrAw s=;s| s=]
Furniture Depot!

/ '''S''-'ll"'I Noulu respectfully announce tu
i his old customers aud citizens generally that
to keep poce with STEADILY increasing business
luow hyr years ~ opcraton) he has lust moved
into his new building adjoining the old stand
where he purposes 10 do business on the Old aud
New styles Old Slyc-Cosh system aud good
work. New Style--Very low prices He is now
receiving part Of his Fall Stock IRON ST Louis and
Chicago
lie has also enlarged his Workshop, md will
mauuinclurr many articles more cAisusiyely
Please give HIM call. lie won't he beat in
qualify otprcr. PErLR RussLIL.
"a Sale 1t Oct i6 1851
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

rHE0riII.Us T.. DtcHEy. W. VT. WALLACE.
MICKEY s. AlLACE, AHorhcgS m Lar
- Dlhce over Grlggs' Drug store north side oi
th" Court House square, Ottawa, lllinols. Feb 20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-03-12

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