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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, BLIND AND sA

THO SUGAR pLANTERS-AT BARGAIN-une
open Copper Sugar and Serpentine for boiling
BY steam perfectly and guaranteed of hest quality dmen
sions IA inches in diameter, and rs inches deep.
One TuAula Locomotive 900 feet fire surface
fecly new
Both which will be sold half the original cost Apply at
BREWSTER It ZACH ARIES,
myl4 IS Front and SO Fulton sts.. New reans.
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Hg- 1. o. o. F.-Crescent Lodge No. meets
every THURSDAY EVENING. in room No l. ODD Feli2SSs
SEYMOUR V. G.: JOHN 7. MILLER, Recording Secretary
L. N. JAHAN, Per- Secretary +. x bAhBof, Treas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

- Blankets landed Pners, from Rortau& and % bales
do arrive per Barney from bordeaux. for sale by
GRATIAA, CONN AtERE Il CO.,
jy2 20 Custou!ouse street.
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n9- Bank of America-NOticc Is hereDy X ~
en- that the Capital Stock of this Bank mas bee %
500 600 of business ana 10 oe
Sl,OG0,U90. +, -,.., s.,oo nj the IN.
Books are opened under the Q. on
ousas and Western Railroad COMPANY go R III So
I 81 pet.r str.ets Mt the offices OF Eaw
nd ~ Eiy q Cottschak Royal street. for reeety-
L. IN addition heretofore circulated nr
NJ which books will be kept open unni 3isi Juy
next unless the capital of one million o. s4H ~
been soohet suo'.'i"' J. vI0SCA.
=, " GEO EUSTIS. Jr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

~WashingtOn - -, -. ,,0Nn. Vs
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sEcosDE CouR JUSTICE La VILE DE Ia N2T by
PAX, .. : ORLEANS vs. Wa. bAhh1

sEcoSDE CopR DE JUSTICE u apI rs rs WI REILLY f.
Paroisse d0rleans m. c.-No los.
I'M VERTU dun writ de fert facias MOI
T. adres-e mar Honorable c. NJ Bradford Seconde Justice
dc pour Paoisse orra yente publisne
Bank des Magazns, ntre irave ct Nat.
chez lie JEUDI Aout, 1857 midi la proprete capres de-
| critic = ,,. i, ....u
Vile dams ile dapre lie tabl au dassessemeni de
1855 borne par Caronde ct les Toulouse dor
genois ct Broad esgne No. Is plan fat par
Adopt F. Engehard ngcuieur civil date du y NoVe
he jS52 led lot ure lencognure 81 peds pou
ces ct gnes face promenade Carondelet ct II peos
ienes face Ia Toulouse sur une p!oonasur os "
iCncs face Ia Uogenos ct IL pleas
| ponces sur Ia gne opposee lie separant du lot IL
| Saisi dams 'aiaire ci-dessus :. . -
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de l'adudcataon
ie27 iylO Is aus W. W. MlIGHEl'h ConnetAple.
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

June 23 ls57.
p9- The Directors of this Company nave
declared dividend months Of per cent paya
stockholders their legal on ana
after the LIST of July next. ,> -, r
ie25 m N. %. j. TISDAIfl' treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

I'm VERTT dun writ de Hcrf fac1nS mo-
Il Honorable c. Bradford Seconde nsce de
pour paroisse Oreans ofrira en- rene pueqne
Masazns entire Gravler FL NatclS|
lie SAMEDI Aout, 1851 midi la propriete capfes de-
critic - ~, n-,,- -, ,
La NoITIE INDIvIsE DUN LOT DE TERKE NO:
District de cette Vile dams et NO % nPs
abeau 1855 borne les Conti be
Vile viere Robertson; led lot mesurant 81 pes Poned
lgnes face Cont protondeu De III eos
pouces nes gnes PARALLELS dapre u nlan dEee
Snrs voyer, date du Fevrer S4 ct depose uhs
bureau lie LIS. r. tlsre Notare Pubic
Saisi dams l'afare ci-iessns. :. , ,..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de lRdludic''foi,
ia25 iyl II AMI W W. mitchell Connetable.
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as-Coyenant Lodge No: II: 10: o: F ;:1l1.1,
officers the daily installed: T. H.
Brady N Co. NJ. D. IagHn v g. Duvcrney Farrar, Secre-
tary; Maunse Per Secretary; H. Mpaugh, Treas
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all particulars with regard rights and rights
manufacture and sell for other States apply 10 the under
signed his Boiler Manufacory III street. where
every description III, 'ortts notice
a2S Am DAVID l. FOWLER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSIGNED HAVE
- formed under the name Of
| sion business III the city Of New Orleans, La
They will settle all the liabilities Of RIDGl!I KOBE
TERRI ELL and attend to unfinished business in the
hands Of that firm. sslsI 5fE siiNIf %e5
w. - N"' r. v. MONTAGUE.
- JOHN d TERRELL.
. j. NJ ROBERTS.
Ma, or,eons lima ~ 1877 It. o. : a ~ je,5 I'm
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or AND HOUSE CORNER OF CANAL. AND BuRdUN-
AZ dy streets.

BY n. FITNIf1, huc11oHeef'
WEDNEsDAY st July ls55 r a. snd
Nau Iyee streets of order from the honorabe
he second District Court of New Orleans-No l2Ul-oaea
9th june 1857, will be sold NJ puohc aic"o' i'i
said succession .,-,n,,,, ,o,.. r,., o,
an sofa chairs tables armors looking PIC
lures sE- t TER sS; je27 jy6 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

- VIRGINIA NEGROES FOX SALE
The subscriber has iuss arrived with likely ~ -
n GROES consisting Of Men and Wouen-Eield hanass
~ Mechancs Cooks Washers and ironers and Aouss ~
city sccepances VIII CONTINUES 70 receive oss OF
aHagans ssasd corner Of Esplanads and Ms.ssn -
Oh d&WRms - JOHN b SMITH. Z.
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- MFSS, CAMPS ELL. TEACHER OF AG-
49, sic gives lessons The PIANO and CUBAN, NJ
tgEEFY her residence No. q Constance street So FERNS
IS uer month, twelve lessons, 1nveraols IN h-'snSs
a LECTURES at q Constance street once week fte ~
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row PEASssO bags fresh Caroline, selected sxpssssy
~ for seed landing this day schooner W. Glliland
from Charleston, for sale by BARELLd CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

RRTDGEWATER WEATHER PROOF
II FAlSF-l esirhbe and economical covering for
!atifoud Cars, DEPICTS, Bridges, etc. For sale ny
g. C. REGERT Il 90,
Agents or the States Of L. .i~iar u, Alh1arHH,
d:1 NoE Mss:s ny. a!u TeSNs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
Ludicrous Effects of the Appearance OF
Comet in l7I2.

As every body is on the qut Clce in regard
to the Comet, and as all sorts Of dieas are
"around" in regard to it, we give the follow
wing amusing sketch CLEANED from an old
paper:
I'm the year 1912 Mr.. Winston, having
calculated the return of comet which was
to make its appearance on wednesday, the
l4th of October, at five minutes after five
in the morning gave notice to the public
accordingly, with terrifying addition that
total dissolution of the world by fire was
to take place on the Friday following. The
reputation Mr.. Winston had long maintain
ed England, both as divine and a philoso-
pher, loft little or no doubt with the popula-
ce of the truth of his prediction.
"Sevral Iudcrous events took place. A
number OF persons in and about London
seized all the barges and boats they could
Law their hands on in the Thames, very ra-
tionaly concluding that when the confagra-
ton took place there would be the most
safety on the water. A gentleman who had
neglected family prayer for better than five
wears informed his wife that it was his de-
determination to resume that laudable prac-
tice the same evening; but his wife, having
engaged ball at her house, persuaded her
husband to put it off till she wheather
the comet appeared or not The South Sea
stock immediately fell to five per cent. and
the India to eleven; and the captain of
Dntch ship threw all his powder into the ri
yer that the ship might not be endangered.
"The next morning, however, the sonnet
appeared according t. the predictions, and
before noon the belief was universal that
the Day Of Judgement was at hand. About
this time three hundred and twenty-three
clergymen were fcrried over to Lambeth, it
was said, to petition that short prayer
might be penned and ordered, there being
none in the Church service on that occasion.
Three maids of honor burnt their collection
of novels and plays, and sent to the book
sellers to buy each of them a Bible and
Bishop Tayior's Holp Living and Dying
The run upon the bank was so prodigious
that all hands were employed from morning
till night in dscounting notes and handing
out specie. On Thursday considerably more
than 1000 kept mistresses were legally mar
red in the face of several congregations
And, to crown the whole farce, Sir Gilbert
Heathcotcs head Director Of the Banks, is
sued orders to all the fire officers in London
requiring them to keep good lookout
and have particular eye on the Bank Of
England" '@ '
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
VOL. XVTT---NO. AS
From the Ottawa High School Jourr al.
strong Drink. .

We had the pleasure Of listening 10 aa
excellent temperance discourse, last Sab
bath, delivered by the Rev. Er. CgA,rrroy.
who took up the subject in a Bible point az
view. Although the subject is an old one,
yet he gave us an original discourse, dege
ioping it with masters hand.
The speaker dwelt mostly upon the words
--"wine" and "strong drink" and vb;e
he showed clearly that wine, that is. the
pure, unadulterated juice Of tho grape, was
as beneficial as "corD," and was highly az
proved in the Scriptures; yet ne showed
most conclusively that "strong drink" was
exceedingly pernicious and strongly con-
demned by the Bible. These two points
were clearly established to the great salts.
faction Of his hearers, by comments upon
the Hebrew use of those words, which are
translated "wine" and Strong drink" in
our language.
No extract, that would be allowable in our
small sheet, could do justice to the dis
course, yet we give his method of disposing
Of single passage: from the fact that the
passage We quote has troubled the English
scholar, more perhaps, than any other in the
Bible on the subject of strong drink.
The speaker said, some have supposed that
Deut. xiv: 26 furnished authority for using
intoxicating drinks, but a careful cxamna.
tien will show that il does not
And thou shalt b.stow ihat money for Hbatso-
thy soul lusteth after, for oxen, for Sheep
wine, for strong drink, or tor whatsoever thy
soul desireth.'
The Hebrew word rendered strong drink
is . .Shechor," and literally means saccharpe
or sweet drink.
There is long and very able article on
this word in DR.. Kitto's CgclopG,1a Of Bb-
tlcol Literature, under the word Drink,
which seems to US must satisfy any man.
The author has gone into thorough cxami-
nation Of the primary and original meaning
Of Shcchar, aud tells US that,
J. 1t denotes "luscious, saccharine drink,
or sweet syrup, especially Of sugar, or honey
Of dates, or the palm tree; also, by way Of
accommodation, occasionally, the sweet fruit
itself"
.. 1t denotes "Date wine, or honey" (as
it was frequently called, in its fresh and un-
iermented state.
3. Ii is used for Date wine or honey af.er
fermentation, and sometimes as mixed with
drugs. But from careful examination Of
the history Of the term, it appears that it
was not used IN this late sense until after the
overthrow Of the Jewish nation and policy.
There is, therefore, nothing In the original
proper meaning Of the word /" .Shsrhar'
analogous to the idea wc get floia IL. term
strong drink.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

An old man named Going, who lived in
the western part of Woodiord county, in
this state, was killed by his wife few days
ago, as we learn from the Metamora Senti-
mel. The deceased was II years old, and
for some time past had been almost bed
ridden. He did not live happily with his
wife, who was near his own age, and to
whom he had been married over fifty years,
and on the day of his death, struck her
with his cane. She retaliated by a blow up
on his head with a stick Of wood, which
fractured his skull and caused his death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

CHEMISTS tell us, and they prove it very
beautifully, too. that the sea is full of silver;
and now everybody is finding that muscles
are full of pearls; one mans breakfast cost
him twenty five thousand dollars, a while ago
Just because he did not happen to know of it.
There is said to be an epidemic am.ng the
bivalves in word the muscle family are
all sick, and the pearl in the shell is the
brilliant symptom of disease.
So the necklace the lady wears, is nothing
more than record of the dead; nothing
more than the legacy Of departed oyster
to the world; small monument that attests
the melancholy fact: " there lived a clam!"
Take that delicate. little parallelogram Of
spotless white, as smooth and fair as the
smow-fields of the Arctic, we call card.
We wonder if the lady thinks, as she del
icately traces cat home" thereon, that it is
a cemetery-that little field; that the pen
cll's point is gliding among graves, with its
record Of pleasure; that the beauty of that
card, is the beauty of death. But SO it is ::
that fair area is strown thickly, like battle
field. with the polished shields of thousands
of little creatures that have fought their lit
tie dav. and died and thus, it is mosaic Of
cast-off armor, and perhaps of the bones OF
the dead.
The aueerest part of the world is that
which the chemists have not analysed HUI
man pride is content to await the silk-wor'ns S
death, for the sake of its shroud /; is not
above robbing the goats of Cashmere for a
shawl; does not scruple to waylay the little
white ermne, and the little black sable, just
for their winter coats; to be the heir of un-
happy oysters that have sickened and died ;
to plunder the tail of the ostrich for the nod
ding plnme. and dip the robe it would turn
crimson, in the blood of miserable bug
from Mexico. 49,
And so, decked in the old clothes of beast
and bird, Human Pride complacently writes
itself J" at home" on the glttering grave
yard under its hand, while its smile reveals
the teeth hippopotamus used to wear, and
its bosom heavss with pure white cotton
emotion.-Chi., Jour. n ,.T - srsss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

Now, that orages are in season, and plen,
ty, our exchanges begin to record cases OF
dangerous illness resulting from children
eating the riad of this fruit II should DC
generally understood that orange peel con,
tains pois nous oil, q small. quantity oi
which is capable Of producing death. t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

New PExITESTIARY-LErr ErrISG POSTPONED.
I'VE have note from +. u. Elwood, Esq,
informing us that the letting of the work Of
the new Penitentiary, at Joliet, has been
postponed until " Wednesday, the Sth day of
July next. Bids will be received until 3
o'clock p. NJ, of that day.-CHt. Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

What is the difference between maiden
of sixteen and one of sixty: One is care
less and happy, the other is hairless and
cappy.
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ROBERT n. DAYS

GENERAL AGENCY AND LAND OFFICE,
Waterloo. Black Hawk Co, Iowa.
HviiE subscribers would inform the public that they have
opened Office at Waterloo, where they will do all
business entrusted to their with promptness Land
entered by cash warrant. Taxes paid and collections
made in Northern Iowa Money invested on joint inte
Persons wishing invest money in the West desir
ing information may depend upon faithful and prompt
att
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e. e.. GOODRICH. VI. D..

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoS:
Oce laIrd door soeSt OF Otdtcd Bank, Nam S'reet,
OTTAWA, Ills
TAR G. vouId respectfully call the attention OF those
suffering from Chronic Diseases particularly scio
fIa White swelling Salt Rh-um- Eruptons OF the ace
and SKIN sc.d Head Old Sores, and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood
Also Deformiti-s, Curvatures, and Diseases OF the
Spine, Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted LIMBS S'
Joints, &c-
.ri,b .,cre.. ber-tof,r. unequaled. api
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BUSINESS CARDS.
stone! stone! For Sale

stone! stone! For Sale!
VIYE now ofer at our quarry, two miles north OF
w Joliet, and within three hundred feet Of the Ili-
nos and Michigan Canal all kinds of Bubble, Building
flaggng, and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness up to thirty inches, and o! size, color, and
quality surpassed by none in the State.
All orders for Stone either dressed in the rough to
be shipped by canal rail- will be promptly attended to-
and furnished at prices to please the purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER co.
SPENCER, A HoUGHrELISG,
L. BfEDsELL, ALEX. ANDERSON.
%
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FARMERS ATTENTION.,
DKEW a. MAlERHOEER
MRS. GRAY

YYYOULD inform the public that she still continues
w give lessons the piano. guitar, and meiodeonto
Also, instruction in thorough bass. Lessons given al
her boarding place, AmAsa Fosters, west OF the stdo
cut, and Ut the residenc of pupils. Jan L
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Who is the greatest chief the world con-
tains. Mis-chef
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Tobaccn q Cigar Iammfaclory.

on Main st., one Door East Of PDst Office,
N7HE subscriber would inform the public that he ma
l. nufactuTing and keeps hand the best quality of
Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &C. Wholesale aud
tail prices favorable customers. Also the best Of
Havana, Laopera Cassadoris and other kinds OF Ci-
gars. Farmers end others who smoke chew make
n great saving by buying of at wholesale, l
sell a better article, at less price than pedars.
Please call my Mandatory, next door west of the
Post Office, anI for yourselves.
OTTAWA. Nov 10 Il. II. SCHNEIDER.
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OTTAyNA MARBLE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
4 Of Gewell Finley where he intends to carry the
business on more extensive scale. He has hand and
always receipt of the best quality OF American Ita
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments. Nantes, Furniture, &c As he has of
the best workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he get up anything in his line in a superb
STYLE together with low prices he feels
he give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. r. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
promptly attended to- JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa. March s. 1856
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

DR.. B. w. BR1CE,
UTAs located himself in this place for the purpose o
practicing medicine, and respectfully oilers MS ser
citizens of Ottawa and those IN us 'ichS
in all tbs various branches Of his profession .
From his experience and familiarity with western
eases and by prompt and viglaHt discharge OF p'O's
siouaI duties he hopes merit share of PatrOnage-
Twenty wears ago more, he was known IN oilo -
MANY who are citizens OF this county 70 some o
whom he would take pleasure in referring Amons mem
are E.ar john Green Matthias Trumbo q w Arm
strong and Abram TrumbO He would also refer 10 Dr
A H. Howland and Dr. Joseph Stout, OF Ottawa
wm ReddickI- new building opposite the residence oil
The late judge Cotton y-N-'
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REMOVAL!
Frank ReIheZ,s Ice Cream Saloon.

(WHICH the past year was situated one door west OF
w the Bank of Ottawa, is removed this year one door
east'of the Mansion House.
His Establishment and Saloon will be in n perfectly
good shape
Besides nice Saloons there is added TO his Esab-
lishment Balcony which will give entire satisfaction
As well and better than the +. BERBEz VIII
do all he far depends him, to offer TO his
customers superfne quality Of Ice Cream, Soda, Cakes,
of all kinds, &C. In word, he them that all
the articles in his line will be in the best taste and OF first
quality.
What to the Confectoneries belongs will be found with
him. Candies, of every description from the assorted
to the finest quality.
The ladies that kind as to honor him by their
presence these past years. respectfully invited 10 do
the same this Summer.
He that all the ladies and gentlemen, well
the youth will be kind visit his Saloon will re-
turn h ONE every time entirely satisfied
Come and II you please il what he says above Is not
he purest truth. ny9-bml fEANh BfhBtL
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NIL. LIN + II y
MISS AVERY

NJ L l. l. \ J.. II y.
MISS AVERY
happy the Ladies that she has just
turned from New York with the largest and best stock
OF MILLINERY GOODS that she has ever had the plea
sure OF showing them before consisting % all the latest
styles and novelties OF Straw Goods at prices that dees
competition.
Country Nilliners supplied with Patterns and Straw
Goods at Wholesale and Retail.
SJraws. Of every kind and color,
Fine Leghorn Fiat,
Infants superior Straw Shaker Hoods,
Boys Gray Hats,
Ladies' Hunting Hats.
Misses Gray English Flats,
Imported straw Lices,
The real Bonds, Capes. and Flowers,
Fine white and cO.Dred Tarltons,
Bridal Wrraths,
Lace GaUutlets.
Tariton Dress skirts. ready made
Dress Making usual.
Rooms next door east OF J. Dickeys Jewelry store,
corner of Main and Columbus Street. -
apI> SARAH ANfhf
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procrastination is the thief Of time,
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Be punctual in all things.
4 rr crises lsg14 ctss -e.
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Another New Lumber Yard

on the Side Cat ami Main .>reet, near HossGck 6
GicLdrdsOH's HdrehOuse
IJAvE now on hand and offer at prices which they
think will be found tempting, very large lot Of
Pine Lumber. Shingles Laih, &c, &c As most Of ;heir
lumber i received from the pineres, they sell
al very slight advance Chicago prices Please call
and SEQ h.r.r- uurchasing elSew here. fe-2l-rf
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DOCTOR MCNAMARA,
DR.. B. w. BRICE,


Office in Nattinrer's Block, second floor
~-Dr. ~ Will receive patients II his ofhce d
HOURS during the day and night J
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l. l. NJ O " y l.
MISS FORD

NTOCLD respectfully inform the ladies of Ottawa and
w vicinity that she Is receiving fine selection
Of MILLINERY GOODS for Spring and summer trade
which sire offer at low prices
Straw 5Onnets cleaned TO order.
Rooms in Bassnett's building, opposite the Mansion
apll
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DIR. A. ASHCANAZY. Hungarian,

ruSyySC iust returned this 0ity from Europe,
where he visited the most important institutions
81 medical learning offers his services :he public
Particular attention paid TO C1ronic diseases
Ofbce-frst floor D. Walkers Drug store in Ne
ropoItan Hall Building. mar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

fIate OF the firm Of H.liister 6 CdtdTiyD
CorSsEiIoR ArTcESET At Law,
tty ,,,.,d promptiy all professional business en-
r,..s 70 his care the county, circuit or supreme
cou ~, also the payment OF taxes, -Han,nls .u -.
,tinp collections and procuring land wrrrants Tor
.oLii-r. :ieir widows ond minor heirs . . ,
once in EarinGer's Block, s0Hbt SIDE q me S1.T'
House. O,tard. H. I1-4
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS

u. d. Of q. T..
NXYAsHINGTON LODGE, No. 81 lndependent order
w Of Good Templars, meets every Wednesday eve
ming in Reddick's Block, third story, at : O'Clock
Members of this Order visiting the City are corta m
Sited to meet with u.. LEVI LIGHTfOoT, W. q
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