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AN ORIGINAL LOVE STORY.

We TO object TO love stories in general.
They are almost always tamc-somctmes sii.
ly, and frequently very Sickcniug; bat the
New.iorlI Spirit Of tie Times publishes one
So unique and fanny that it tcrmS an eXccp-
ton TO the common rule. boHt laugh, il
you can help it.
He struggled to kiss her, She struggled the
same
Tcpreycnt him, 50 bold and undaunted ;
But, as smi,tcn by lightning, he heard her
cxclaiu,
"Avaunt, sir !" and of he avaunted.
But when he returned, with the .fendishest
laugh,
Showing clearly that he was ailrontcd,
And threatened 10y main force to carry her
~,
She cried "Dcn't" and the poor fellow
donted.
When he meckly approached, and 60, down
al her feet
Praying loud, as before lac had ran,cd
That she would forgive him, and try to be
And said, Cant you,"-thc dear girl re-
canted.
Then softly he whispered couN you
do so?
certainly thought was Tilted.
But come thou with me to the parsons well
60;
Say, wilt thou, my dear" and She wilt.
cd
Then gaily hc took her To see his new home
\ ahanty by no means enchanted
'Scc here we can live with no longing to
roam"
He said ".:hant We, my dear" Sothcy
shantcd.
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How u Husband i;lay Riic.
~ PASSY FERN.

"Dcar Mary" said Henry his
little wife, 4 have found favor 10 ask you.
You have friend whom ] diSlik" very
,Huch Nld whom am sure will make trouble
hetwcen'us. win you give up Mrs. May
for my sake
\ slisht shade Of ycXatiun crossed Mary's
pretty face, rs she said
"lou are unreasonable, Harry. She j,
ladylike, refined, intelligent, and fascinating,
Is she not:'
yes all Of that; and for that very reason
her influence over one 50 yielding and lmpul-
sive as yoleef is more to be dreaded, if IN
favorable. I'm quite in earnest, Mary. ]
could wish never to see you together again
"Pshawl dear Harry, that Is goingtoo far;
don't be disagrccsblc;lct us talk Of something
else. Asrncle JEFF says, 'llow'- trade -
and she looked archiy into his face.
Harry didn't smile,
~ cll, 3" said the little wiIc, turning away
and patting her foot ncryuusiy, II don't see
how can break with her Harry, for whim
Of yours, besides, Eve promised to 90 there
this evening
Harry made no reply, and in few mo-
ment. was on hi, way TO his Office.
Mary stood behind the curtain looking
I..,.,. -,r..t An.
"''ef hiln a. ne "Sn' "''' t'o H."
throat, ay, something like tear gIit'ring
in her cyr>, Harry wa, ycNcd She was sure
of tina, he laai gone of, for the irst time
goodbye that Was ua,l" ", e.. &c.,
when they parted only i'r Il" ',T'' '..,',.,.,.
And 50 shr wandered, fv-tit-7 i'''' ''''''t'f''
lnt" h"r !''tie a!cep,hg fo''h' ri, ..
i,N4s qU;s htde gem mere were were
statues, and pictures, ana 'a'c'La!, tn''
from nm, Gthrr before or sun ',',' ''l''
riage Ea"h one had a history ., '1S "Nm' own
some tender aNopc"N"n' 'ohn,',." WIN
Harry. !i'Te was h"pnc', sun HtsH an"
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Wall street l. queer hln9--h u .
less iahrc pl VISION Inc iv'' tiuI! Z"
the New N"t'd-'he PIa'g "H.'' fortunes
are H''il mace anu "i''''''s ''' IT.
where bulls and bears roam unconIinr"-
1t WA always be invested WIN interest 10
eVyrybo'y
You have seen IL between '"' hoNr3 "' "
Nn1 'ts cr"""' III s'"''y coats ana I"a.''
less mats wandering To an" ITO, '',N'h5 VINO
th'y may but no matter. 'ou nave seen
us groups S""'"'''s wa WV I''"e,N I,o'
Iu''hS apso.u'e V""-' S'IV'' vi u'I .''cN"lN
thc HlcV"''u'c =, - ", ",''"-
insurance "'ic'S "''.,u9 N'"l!I1 r'i Wv " '',,'
ilere comes Il IVA" WIN Su'P " paper ".'V
y h.'u "'A' ''rt anu il'','''e i.'S'' " !"
sn'i ior one OF wv" a'," P'"'"o', VI ~
phrr'. lie Sce"N 70 th'nN u" "'o "' II IMAM
as IL 1t were one OF i,er'aih 'ofIcFS Tor a
BOOK "cScflPu'e oi thc H''eh-u'''c Mirror
mere goes man WIN paper u,i''yr u'c
hnhd' cIN nut hc - c''u.h,'! ANXIOUS ne
wants 'hc money, uS''c HS 1t 'H' "'',' II hVo,''
no ,, ill'E'c'ah 10 'r,, '''H' nv " su"Tt' ~,
Nall street ne tha'lNS ii'a'Vh nc d'ch
belong thcre' ne ier'chtl! h"pc' nc may
never see II again. nnt II Is no secret 'na'
is not an mb't"' oi wall street he lacks
tn" cool marhIclSh 'mn"hii''y "' feature
that marks the practical operator Tor ina,
Is what they call thcm soitehlhs hgnre oi
speech.
-Four o'clock comes. lhe banks have
closed their CLASSY eyes; the great Keys turn
in the great locks; back goes the slN'r ana
the gold, and the evidences Thereof, to bag
and box and gIoomly recess; the apple wo'
man roll aside their barrels and hug OF their
ho >krtS, thc clock of old Trinity tells the
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FARMERS. Adam was farmer while yet
in Paradise, and after ,bo fall was command
ed to earn his bread by the sweat of his
brow.
job, the honest, upright, and patient was
farmer and his stern endurance has passed
i to aproycrh.
socro,r, was II farmer, and yet welded TO
his calling, the glory Of his immortal philos.
ophy. -,
ii. Luke vas farmer, and divides with
Pronothcas the honorS of suhjcc,ing the OK
for the use Of man,
yincinnatus was farmer and one of the
nohlcst Romans.
Burns was farmer, and the muse found
him at The plow, and filled his soul with
poetry :,
Washington WAS farmer and retired
from the highest earthly station to ENJOY the
quiet rural life, and presents to the world
spectacle of human greatness
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Every community is, and ought to feel
deeply interested in the welfare oi the we'll
conducted newspapers established in their
midst Nothing speaks so loudly for the intel
igcncc and good sense of the people. AS a
cordial support of the local press. 1t is re-
Election upon the intelligence of OF any peo-
"'c who permit their county newspaper To
die out or die om, o,' car the want of the ncccs'
sary patronage. The man who docs II mNe
his county paper, especially when that par
is conducted with deccncy, dignity, ,pf0pr'',
ty and intelligence, and especially when that
paper cannot get along very well witAou, ms
support, is a poor apology for man. lie is
not only doing great wrong to the commo'
nifty of which he is member; but he Is 10.
ing a great wrong to himself--For after all
the man who "Won't take paper, no how
You can fix it, does himself greater harm
than anybody elsc--Wc cant very wei sec
how u man, who wants to occupy the posi-
ton of man in the world, can get along
without reading newspapers, especially the
newspapers printed where hc ,--hoeS'
iNyh0m H,giSier.
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Glic Dream Angel.
FROM THE JoCRSAL OF JEAN PAUL.


Once the bright angel whose duty it is tc
watch over the happiness of mcn-the gu 1r.
dian angel of the world-drew near IT, ,
throne OF the Heavenly Father, and prayed:
'lNe me, Father, a means by which |
may teach man way how To avoid, IN part,
at least, the many sins and temptations which
the fall hath cntailed upon him for man i
not always bad, At times his heart is
ready to receive the good which light cx-
tsrnal mght,iS upon him."
Then the Father spoke to the angel, and
said
give him the Dream
The sweet angel flew over the world with
his sister the Dream.
Far and wide they spread the gentle infn-
cncc, and the hearts of life.wcary mortals
were rcjo'red. But the soft breathirps OF
the Dream Angel icI! not alike on all.
To thc good and gentle who had sunk to
rest amid the blessings of their loved ones,
and whose slumbcr was decpened by the toll
OF good deeds which they had done, there
came soltand silent glimpScs of the far land
oi hight. Forgetting the narrow prison Of
the world, their souls rose up. and spread
broad and wide over the land Of visions, and
gazed with eagle eyes upon the gorics But
-, i',I l's'' "H"C'' 'ne'r dreams gre" ann,
anu we ""''r '"H"'hce oi 'he Soui gently
closed upon them, even as the corolla of the
49,. H., ,a'nlI ,'o'y, alo'.. IT, ana 'h"'' from
" ~ s"Ih a., ~, ~ G0a','o' ,, =" slIiiy heaven
~ Wv '"'', ,"'''' HH"pur"V hu'DahIihan,
"''D c nis t'''.'l '','l, y! spar ana VINO G'
(, '..',,' 'gsl SOM grim acc'dcht m'ght de-
S.Dt Nv ,ti' lu' '' hI' I"pof', 'he sweet dream
,",'I ',Ho :" 'JI' summer shower upon thr
p"'C',e' a"u u'a'! le'ds ana ." he drcamgd'
"' "a" ",' s't'I' corn rI-'iiS III Sond'y ranks,
ana EaZ'H N'tA joy ui'' 'Ae small SOFT cars
-W'I','h III hf't no larger ti"n To '"F DudS,
>,e'heo' as ne o'"V'' 'hci"' u expand to
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sscorr OF Printers.

fvfsI
In TINS once are twenty P'''''''s 80,
Only look al 'hem IN age '""s"7 ';o,i
twenty to iorty' III s'|c anu e'i''i.'N'Tr
from the ordinary stout lWc never n,N " l"'
prInterJ to some that I'iStl crawl ''''ousna
creased tintc; some aS wh''c "s 'iV''''a,'s'
and others brown or r"Sy-@ your "eo's"
cracker, or PcnnsylVahla Pnp",a'.,
Some bearded hkE 'Ie r"r"' "u'e'S ~
smooth faced aS the nreek I'a''' "''' mas
Travelled all over 'he Nof,h N'''cr''I'. '"'tt',
ncnt, hunted bears IN Arkansas, ana 'he"'u
horse in the PainpaS OF south America; an,
othcrhaS been out IN the oroa" ocean, anu
has seen life before the haS' a,o'hrr srau",
atcd at West Point served IN 'hc army, ana
accompanied Col pon'pHah IN MS Memo !
phonlc campaign all over new MyNico'
What book ne can write Aho'hcr ma,
kept tavern, sold goods at auction 'raTt'eu Travelled
over the United States several ''i''s' p''n
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ALL MAER!N ARE BARRIERS,

ALL MANKIND ARE BARRIERS.
III prove toyou ny friend, | bone,
That none doubtc,u harbor,
That all the worlds a barber .lnp.
Aud every one'a barber.
Some shave to make themselves look neat
Ana some because rs funny,
ANA brokers ,hsye you In the street,
Aud only shave for money.
SON" shave their freheads slcik and clean.
II with low heads are bothered,
But then lis plainly to be seen
That they are the ones That's lathered.
Toconrt girl with elOqueucc,
The dandy never frets her,
But lathers her with compliments,
Ana shaves her when be ge,s her.
The maiden, also row and then,
Who are fond of sporting,
soft soap the shallow minded men,
And shave 'em While ,seyIe courIing.
But men aud girls who thu. will boas.
OF sonpIng while they ta,ried,
" III find Mt last, with bitter cost,
That both get shaved when married.
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lSCuNsiSrENCIr- oF GESius.-br the rcla'
tiuns OF authors to social life, of their hah-
its, manners, dispositions in society, as COL
trastcd with those displayed in their VIZ.
tingS, great deal might be said. y man Of
letter, j. often man with two naturc'-one
u book nature, the other human nature.
These two often clash sadly.
Seneca wrote in praise Of poverty, on a
table formed Of solid gold, with two millions
Of pounds let out at usury.
stcrnc was very selfish man; yet, as
writer, cNccUud in pathoS and charity.
sir Richard Steele wrote cXcclluu,ly on
tcnp when he was sober.
DR.. Johnson'S essays on poIitpncs, We C
admirable; y,thi, "lou lie, sir !-aud "You
don't understand the question, sir!' were
the common characteristics of his colloquieS.
Young, whose gloomy fancy cast such
sombrc tingc, ON life, was in society brisk,
lively man, continually pcltng his hearers
with pucrlc puuS. Mrs. Carter, fresh from
the stern dark grandeur OF the Sight
WogyhiS, IMPRESSED ncr amazemcnt at his
ilippuncy Madame, said he, "thcre is
much difference between writing and talk
ting
The same poets iayoritc theme was the
nothingncSS of worldly things his Gworitc
pursuit was rank and riches. Had Mr..
Carter noticed this incongruity, he might
have added, Madam, there is much diIlrl
cncc between writing didactic poems, and
living didaclic poems
Bacon, the most comprehensive and for
wardlool,ing of modern intcllects, aud in
feeling one of the most benevolent, was
mcanly and wickcdly ambitious of place.
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Love AND Enthusiastically one said
it makes no odds whom--ior it is pretty
similc, and perhaps quito truc-that he had
often remarked that young ladies take lave ma
they take sca bathing some timdly put In
one foot then with shivcr and look of
apprehension, pn, in second, and ther as
thcy do no more than make trembling cur
tesy in the water, the element comes,
scarcely reaching the region OF the heart.
and then with a squcal they run to dry land
as soon as possible, and shivering, cry,
GLOW cold it isl" Others, again, shutting
their seraphic-cycs to the dangers OF tho
deep, sousc in, head and ears, and rising
with Maids glow upon their faces, declare
the sea "deliciousl'
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ooh 1leTC.
SHEEP FOR SALE
Green's Mills,

TllEahoye millshayrIuSt undergone thorough
repairs and are now,o arranged that six run
oihurrs can he ctutnrd ou custom workor merchant
either which makes the "Od Pioneer one oiihe
bcstcustOm m,ls IN the state; as the four run oi
merchdntburrs, bolts, &c, WILDE usediorcustom
work whrncycrrrIulr,d.
Gen lrmcu give usn call aswc are determined
to spare no pans, with good competent, aud nc.
commod,lng gmlllers to render genera satisfaction
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
rrol oithe above mills aud will hereafter superin.
tend them IN person and he feels coniidrn, tha,
wirhhi new arrangement together with young
lifetime experience IN the above business ,hn he
can safely defy all honnrh., competition
DAYTON Sent II 1852. u. GREEN
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NICHOLAS, at n late military review, was
diSpleascd with the appearance of a whiskcr
ola soldier. The personal strength of the
present Emperor of Russia is perhaps equal
to that Of any man in Europe. lie dashed
at the soldier, seized him by the whiskcr,
and never let 20 until he tore the whiskcr
from the check, with the flesh attached to it;
and actually boastcd of this feat "a a mon.
frstaton Of his strict attention to disci-
nliuy,
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The military commission which has been
in session ut Washington for some time past,
for settling claims growing out Of Col. Ere.
mont's expedition to California, has adjourned
sine die, after allowing only $4,000 out OF
claims presented to the amount of $500, 600
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TrcuSIcAi.---A liquor seller was Brought
before the Police Court, at Boston charged
with selling whiskcy punch to some person
"unknown," He proved he sold it to one
John uolton, instead OF au unknown person,
and was for that reason discharged.
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II has been decided by the court OF JUS
tees at Worcester, Mass, that the authority
of u teacher does not extend over scholar
after the school has been regular dismissed
either at noon or night and that it is Illegal
tokecp children in after school as punish
lnVnt.
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bf, Zee was inc ulStlNgnSncl IaNurItc Of
| Kings and Queens, a proof that spiritual
science was held in high rcputc in the good
old age of Queen Elizabeth. But of all the
professors of occult science, hermctic philos-
ophy or SpirtuaSm, the Bosicrucians were
the most exalted and refined; with them,
the possession of the philosophers stone
was TO bc the means Of health and happiness;
an instrument 10y which man could com
mand the services of superior beings, con
trol the clements defy the distractions of
time aud peace, and acquire the most init
mate knowledge of all the secrets of the uni
verse. These were objects worth struggling
for. The refined Roscrucians were utterly
disgustcd with the course, gross, sensual
spirits who had been in communication with
man previous 10 their day, 90 they described
the annihla.ion OF them ALL and substituted
III their stead a race Of mild, beautiful, and
bcnicc beings, The spirits of the oldcn
time were a malignant race, and took espcci-
al dclig I in doing mischief. but the new
generation is mild and benignant These
spirits, as this petition attcsts, indulge in the
most innocent amuscments and harmless re
creations, such as sliding, raising and tip
ping tables, producing pleasant sounds and
yariCgatcd lights, and sometimes curing dis
cases which were previously considered in
durable, and for the existence of this simple
and bcngnant race, our petitioners are in
drbtcd tp the rOSy.cross. Among the mod
crn professors Of spiritualism, Cagliostro was
the most justly celebrated. In Paris his ga
looms were thrungcd with the rich ndnOblc
10 old ladies, he sold immortality, snd to
young ones lac sold beauty that would en-
durc for centuries, and his charming Coun-
tess gained immense wealth by granting at
,..,, in" eylphs to sutG ladies rs were rich
enough to pay 70, their services The Bi-
ogIaphc dcs t"Htcmporcs, It work which
our present mediums ought to consult with
care, says there was hardly a fine lady in
Pris wh" would not sup the shade of Lucrc-
thus in the apartments OF tagiiostro There
va, not a military officer who would not dis
Cu.- the art Of war with Alexander. lianni-
bal, Caesar or an advocate or counsellor who
would not argue legal points with the ghost
of Cicero. These wcfc spiritual manifesto
tiuns worth paying for, and all our dcgcner-
ate medium, would have to hide their dimin-
i,hch heads in the presence Of Caglloslro
1t would be a curious inquiry to follow this
occult science through all its phases of min.
oral, magnetism, animal mc>ncrisu, sc. un'
Ill wc reach the present latest and Slowest
phase of all spiritual manifestations but |
have said enough to show the truth Of
Burkr'- beautiful aphorism, The crcdulity
uf dup,, as iucXhuu,tIblc as the invention
of kuayo-.'
Thj, speech was listened to with much at
t.ut.on, but frequently interrupted 10y laugh
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"Rcmcmbcr," saida travelling Quaker to
his son in making thy way in the world
spoonful of oil will go farther than quart Of
vinegar.
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On Main stree IN the building lately occupied b,
King & Co. asatn nlh,rdware store. All o
isgocls vii. be snld for rendyp pay, which vii
enable himto scllmuch cheaper than those VIII,
do business on acrrdil system, Persons wiahlnl
l"pnrchase anything IN III, above line, will tiud
TO thelt ndvnn, 0sc togNe him call.
dpnlg2 WM. HERMAN
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For every dollar that Boston spends upon
her city governments, she spends dollar
and thirty cents upon her purlic schools.
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'tis said that the pillars of liberty are
stuffed with The feathers of the American
Eagle.
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s, 900 nice ,i,,,c things.

IN the wnyoi herring pipes tobacco aud 'hes,
i Ugh, .toc'tl.. ma,h he found ior.,lr, whole.
SAFE ana itial, M 10 ChLL'IRs,
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Dentistry
WM.SMITIl. ". %. Surgeon
S248 Dentist. residing al ottawa. So
CtYTW licjts the patronage oi ,herItlzens
of ofOltawaandvcinly.
A 4 work IN the line oihis profession WILDE done
ina c.kminlikc manner, and Warranted,
Residence on the East side OF Fox River.
Office in Sanger g. Armour brick block over
L. Raugh's Clothing Store. Ofic, hours from
o'clock, A NJ ,to5rM
P.S.-Ladies wal,edupon nj therres'dcncr II
eour.trd Ottawa. July 70
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New Family Grocery Store.
GROCERIES.

,INllE subscriber takes thi. method Of informing
l the Inhabitants of Ottawa aud Surrounding
county, that he is now receiving and opening
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A Mansion House,

AEiLIA AVA ~ AoACkA A4O u 1CS
Ess:HS Bi IHOS j. WiDE.
i'siA III f prcpre'orha,viins rccrnrly par
".S14 chased this well known stand, on
,h- court house square, Ottawa. aud hlvnt 81.
tit-ly yr-novateG and rc't:ci ii, has made II icC
deity he brs,housc IN the city.
lie is prepared to aCcommudatcanvam amonn;oi
travellrrsnul boardersiu the very hest style, aud
will always keep an omnibus aud baggage wagon
ready TO convey passengers Ia aud llomthr cars,
at each time of their atrval atthe depot.
IIislsbic will br furnished with all the dciicn
c-s the country ran afford, incudIngolI knds OF
lid game while his terms tor boardrTs ana tnn'
sirnl customers illhe aslow isihcilmcs wI!jus'
tlty
Alarx. barn with ample s,abngs attached ,c
th. hoi.e .u,ii .cnt to accommodate any numpr'
oihsr.es. Ais, large Garage hOu'", besides
sllothrr conv.n,cnc-s uece essnfy Tor r,hecomIoTl %
shose y ho mayiayor him with eIrcusiom. MO
(NEIG Mr. HOUSE, Ottawa, liiino'',hy II
-" Gsiyer; on La Sale street near the Me
@hoiist Church. N"V.lo-u
r q. SrONE, Stilie Hrncsand TrWk Ma
% tsftcturtr, ,ani NHrridge Tr'mmer, corner
ofC tnaI and Columbus streets, Diiawa.lH.
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The prohibitory liquor bill has been rcjoc'
ted in the lower branch Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature.
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TAILO2lNG.

TAILORING.
WILLIAM CONNOLLY
~ GSPECTFULLYniorm the citizens ofO,.
II :, va anhthe surrounding country, that he
h,siustreceivcda a new stock of
BRO .icioih', GtSIm"rcS and Ic"'"Gs
Nf IN. l,t-s,,tyl-. anl,ll kinds ftallors' trim
oins,. al of when he wlll.rll cheap i"rcash
Ai,o, all knisof Ready Made Clothing, OF his
ownmanufaclure.
R-insan oILrcsdirntin Ottawa he would wish
far hi. old ,cliaintancrs to give hun callbe,ore
purchasin . elsewhere.
TAII.DRING n CUTTING
pon- an III. shortest notice at his old stand orpo
site the old CITY Hotel, on Madlsoust., next door
10 D,nl I.cahy's Bootand shoe shop.
Wantcd-..A first rate lnururymaM ta'Ior nug
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ia lhc most IN, hiouab.c -'ylcs and NJ the lowest
possb. prices Straw fonnets VII te done
over, and p!ul sewing done. Rc.Idcmcc over
N3uu'- STARE Nu.r,ul cT
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|ND Mrs. GREGG'S S
Millinery Establishment
MiLl.IsEIsY GOODS,

f"rlhr tan aud winter trade oi ite latest and
most ia-hunabl" styles. consisting ~ part Of
sHks, saius. vc.yets, ribbons, tabs, il"wrIs, aud
ieath'ts. Also, g"oda>sorimcutoiIT.s .ss trim.
ming-, &c. very ohrup.
She returns thanks to the lad,cs for pas'iavors
nnd respectfully suilcits u continuance oi their
patronage Bleaching aud pressing douras usu-
al. Country mliurrs wishing sUppl,can b,ac-
COunodatrd an reasonable terms
y. Il. All work 'ttiuh"rcurc willmce'wilh
prompt attention Cloak and dresses fitted at
.hnfi Mnticr CLnnk nnflrtI. for MI. ,2y
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takoFitILus T. piCkEY ". nj. WALLACE.
DlCNEf ~ WALLACE,
iu,raeys at LaD.
uTNcr over Griggs' Drug store, north side Of the
Court l,usrSluirr, Ottawa, Illinois. Feb &c
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TGUII, TREES.

TG.UiY ,TS SEES.
TllE Subscribers have now on hand and for sn-
l a large lot at Fruit Trees oi large SIZE. say
from the szr ot a Waking Suck to rha, uf the
handle OF llay.lork, wlth good Branching
Tops, N price from - " ,n 2icr"ts tor
APPLE TREES.
They have also the PEAR, Pill NIB. CHER.
RY, OUNCE aud other small Fruits usually
wanted Tor the
FARM ORCHARD GARDEN.
NURS Err \ , l.2 miles Eas, ot MhRSEll..
LES, aud ~ miles West OF MORRIS, near both
Railroad and Canal. upon rlhrrot which, Orders
wilhe Shipped when accompanied lv the
CASH or SATISFACTORY NOTES.
marll NNDERIllI.L Il CARPENTER.
(,hp. BRISTOL. dsGi,rs in iumLcr, iGM
VI shinglcs, csdar poSiS, doors. msh, glass
paiis. &c, west cud oi the siIc.cul bridge, oppo.
site IiusSaCks. q wn, Ill. April.
\NAN IE,!--n horse III eXChlng. ior lumber.
w hpull GEO. BRlsroL
INN tEpARp post, foi sale by
A'Ooo April GEo, RRrsroL.
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Millinery and Dress NIakingl
MILLINERY a DRESS MAKING.

AIRS WELHES would respectfully lniorm
vi the 1I!r-pi Ottawa AMI vicinity, that she
j. prepared 10 execute orders tor