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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
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FROM Oto~G 10 jgHCsril'r, ria iRrord, HgiR, sc
fr0Rl IrrH IN Hor6 iSigEG ria P1HcCi0a, Sc. &c
4 IRl.WEEI>LG line OF tour-horsc plssaucer
\ coaches will leave the Mansion and Fox River
Houses, ut Ottawa, for EIan and Wisconsin gong
through to Elglu m ore day, aud to Roscoe, Rock
ton, date PcNolou,cal lcoit and GAINESVILLE In tr1
dn1S bg d'RiigR Also branch hnc, connecting
N Crystal Lake, for .MIlrnry. through to Geneva,
Ia aud from m due connection, same DAYS leaving
Ottawa, Jnuc-villc, Bclot, and Geneva cNcry Iuc,.
doy, Thursday, and Saturday, reaching LIgn To
iolgr, returning the alternate DAYS,
ms line passes through Sonuulul, BRISTOL o.
Wrgn, aurora, Batavia, Gcurya, la EuNl st
Charles, tIgIn nmI.c, Comj,lts tyuy, Crystal
Lake, Woodstock, thcmuu", 81. Passengers will
have two hor.c coach hn" from CRYSTAL Lake In
.Wcllcnry aud Galcun, arriving at Geneva u, 3 o.
clock m Hd day, aud ih.u cuuuu,l vih the SoUh-
port aud iuiut line Of horse post coach liu, for Ell
thnrp.ncc above named. Also connections M l.rFoN.
with the thc0go ami Nyclmuy' lime ul ruI,h,-.
reaching sycamore same day Tn. line connects
with the Chicago and Galrua sl1u,snt Awon. go
,lu going west you can ro Ia Rock Island ur t,al,.
ma W. TWO DAYS Tor s.. Also CuHur.t. ill, tine ul
coHchcs for Chicago and Golrra at E.uu aal a
uthrg accommodation mil ipuu, lhu., most ,uap hr,
Is running daily from Peru To Dixon and Rock Is
aNd, leaving Icru every morning nc oclucN A. NJ,
p1.Vug through l1Wu,c, ilnr GrcrnicllJ Dixon.
Nlcr.lug ldGdnn Albany, and Hampton, To Rock
l'lnud m two days 10y d0y-ight, odgiug nj Dixon.
uni connecting every Monday, "Wednesday, and
rHlnN WIN tti-wycky line OF / horse pos, coaches
Tor t'rnndCuur OREGON CIV, m Morris Byrun
Rockford, Harlem, ko,co, Ruc,on, Bclot, to lanes
VILE where all the ahoyc sng,s connect with the
mail lines Tor Milwaukee, Madison, Mineral Point,
ana Ualc,i making perfect line of horse post
coaches DONG hr mail service regularly on all the
above lines. We hope, 10y having careful drivers
good horses aud coaches together with rcJy iop cirr
to have liberal support from the travelling p1bic
torwhichwc VIII be gmlcul and do ourbe,lto pl,a.,
t"v1goJ ulyIl5DlY l. FRiNkS Co. Po,pns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
J. g. Nattinacr.
just Opened.

D , PS ofneat new style ginehams,
y = Blue chsnibra, plaid lustlr,
Passa check. plaid linen q0otls,l
Irish linens, assorted prices,
Blue AMI orange prints, purple do.
six rucEcs or cap trs, hncy bonnet ribbons,
1leTry, puh, blue. white and MAnua ribbons.
White aud blue 'iarlatln Muslin,
Wine cupe, hght colOrcl kil gloves,
Artificial spug7 and misses wrrltlis.
Just received, with o,hcrar,iccs from Philadc,ph
AMI Tor sale IT prices that vii satisfy every buyer
Jni z J. C. NArrNaER.
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Cbc5. 4. Douofton.
Fire and Marine Insurance,

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY or
New Jersey. AT Numcryillc.
4 hPlfAL 500 900. Chartered l,hlSiS
y DiRE,ruHs - William J thompson, Peter
oIykcr, james Taylor Ia nd SaudcrsoE, VIII
lam ]. BOVINE, Edward Payson, Mathew Ruds-
date, New York James :. Mrlutyre, &. +.
Powers. Brooklyn. B. :. WurSEr, ag'i, Wall
st., y Y. WM. THOMPSON, President,
J. '. NpoEuFs, secretary. mul5-i2.ly
The sub,criber will insure in the above COM
pauy on as liberal terms n any other good com
ranv. L. l.. BOUGHTON.
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n + " e 0 0 DIS!
Alexander W.. 1yur;;t


Nov oilers tor sale at the NEW STORE on
' the northwest corner of the public square,
a large lot Of entire new goods. at price, a, low
as any other house in the state. His stock OF
DRY GOODS consists, in part Of
Broadcoths, Ginghams,
Cassimcres, Prints,
SatlIneuS. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
ken,uky Jeans, Oregon
Nestings, California
Mous-dc.Lancs, Rough e. Ready,
AIpacas, Plaid Linseys,
Cashmcr-dc- Lanes, Wool shaw!s.
Bed Ticking, Drilling. Fanncls, Bro. Holland,
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper, Crash. Tagging,
Batting, NichIng, Hose. Needles, Pins, Rib
bins, Thread, sin, Cord, Fringe, Gimp But.
tons, Thimblfs. studs, Shirts, Buttons, Suspcn.
jrrs, Side and Back Combs, OF all shapes and
sizes. Also, large assortment of
Boots g. Shoes, Hordw0re a. CrOckcrT.
Atso, a large lot Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, Havana. MuscoyaIa
and New Orleans Sugar; Old Lava aud Rio
Collrc; Old Tyson, Young Tyson aud Black
I"as; NutmccS, Cloves, Pepper, Alsyice
Ginger, Indigo, Salcralus. &c. sc.
Ottawa, Oct, Is, lSi7.
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tpalkcr s. 6ickIina.
More New Goods !

vyvAIkEK e. UICkIJNG wish IN i,G,,r,
w tlc.r customer. that they have removed INTO
the new Brick Eulidinq one door wet of the Old
slaln, on 'lc SCUM sue OF lile ruDlc oliltei ana
- ~ S ,' Wv, T',' ', , ''' IT, g..
mi. market. coluprl..nr SIX. Cotton Linen. Wors-
ted aud Wolcn kabrlc- II IL useless to cnumerate
articles. We ,yil only SAY that mos, articles in t, lin,
called l'r al Country s.orc mny be- Ioun'l IN our
sio'"' ana "A'br -Y'd al ihr Unrest lrces. oif mot
.Itn. H.. E5,. i'I "' I9'c.i,..l go o,.., -.
E,5rs Sh,., IA, n.,,,,s NH .n md .',,.. .,,i,,'
tl- i1r war nt ,arn women. nnJ rn.lr.n ,L,..
val he sold az very low prices.
Ais rocS"y aud t''as-wnrr; = good a,-ort-
mem o. n'hf ana S"eI liNSIN Az, uag'' ,oA,
al'u ll3'i ei'''i' - IT, ana T,'n'' """3' anu
t!k0CL.RsE.
oy,fI Linlt a.. clcap as r-l1l. anil nur e,,,l. of
DrH@s, .b'airiacS, ana Dy'TGpS Is complete aud
WIZ LI t".a at lineage % o. LOUIS p'''-' "Aole
W '1U',' a., ,o,,,.,, .rI,l.. ,I tn.
o,t. Iori p,r, mi m1.i ,Ii,.r mr.. ,,. e., ", ~,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

THE subscriber offers for sale his DWELLING house in
South Ottawa, together with about 20 town lo,a
IN DAYS Addition To Ottawa. The lots nrr cnibly
sltuu,rd for building purposes. The house /. Il well
built story frame, with fine well nrnrthc kitchen
door The property isolltrrd at n bargain. Apply
To Jas. Pckcns, or the aul4'rlbcr IN south Ottawa.
July .i.l-l WN WllEATlAND
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linan s. Sanger.
New Firm and New Goods.

JAS. RYAN, LIP. SANGER.
ID Van aud SANGER are now receiving from
IL New York and st Louis, general assortment
al Dry Goods, Groceries, iiarSware, Boot,
and shoes, Crockcry, etc, whict they vii sell iUr
cash or ready pay Us low as can be bought IN The
country. July -, lSiS.
ENn PIECES English French, aud American
WV Prints 10 pieces English French, and Anne
rcan Gmghnms; 100 pieces hleached husns; %
pieces MOn-iin de ilins and Lawns, Gi0s de- Rhine,
eIot de knap silks, pa.n All figured S1agts, Book
Muslin, Gloves, Hosiery, besides 'lhousani and
one little iiGm's too TEDIOUS 10 mention. Cail AMI
-ce. Ily.' RgAT and SANarR.
4 GENER Al assortment OF summer Good,
y atpnccsso low as to aslonl.h the nnuyes
Jy-1 RYAN & SANGER.
E'hMiLI GROCERii.S-Iel collie, loaf,
L crushed aud Blown sugar, mOlasses, saeTauis,
nee, Iiss, sperm, -tcrine and iaow candles, soap,
cinnamon, cloves, nulneEs, spice, etc, constantly
hand and for sale cheap tor cash or most kinds OF
country produce. Jb!5 RYAN & SANGER.
w h,skey- 10 bbl- Ohio rcciilied wh>kcy for sale
w by lIy27. RTASand SANGrE.
" INLGAE--j Dbl, best vinegar Ior salehy
Jyo RlhS and SsNGrE.
NIEN'S calf k.p, aud thiclBOOTs andBrog1us
VI for sale by Jy@S RYAN aud SANGER.
HARDWAREud CUTLERY Constantly on
hand, nails glass and door trimmings, co.lce
mills, scyjhrs and .ncath-, etc. Builders would do
wcsl to cal before puIchcs ING elsewhere.
July 2s HTAN y SANGER
A'CUOOL BOORS--Wc have made arrange
y mcn't- 10 supply schools with any kinds OF books,
pap,r, quilts, steal pens states etc, ON reasonable
terms Iy2S RYAN and SANGER.
nm SACKS Dasy salt; 20 tb, alt f; bbls tar +;
AOo iokcg- tar lorsaie by RYAy y SANGrR.
DATLNT WAEE-A general assortment Of
wash tubs, churls, pals, hg.t-bu,hcs AMI wash
boards Iy!5 RYAN and SANGER.
GitOCSEill lust received aud now opening
u splendid lot Of crockcIy Of the latest styles At
prices To suit the times for cash or most kinds OF
country produce at he highest market price.
July * ltyAS and SANGER
CONSTANTLY on hrnda supply ofs,ono and
Scaulcn ware Ji2S RyAN and SANGER.
> Tons Ohio Gnndstoncs, OF the best quality for
= .a.c by jy25 RYAN and SANGER.
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HliserG
a Chance for spcguiator 5 /.

A STORE liou=c and siul D bot cIl-sclcccd
~ assortment OF goods Tor sae NJ Marscllcs.
L u The -lu.v Is on the caua aui attached lp II
Is a small wan house and !, an excellent stand for
huylug produce rs }, the nrarcst point n winch u
large portion ot she county can reach the canal Al
at which vII be- eo.d On Irn enable t,.ias, O.. ,A-
changed ior property. Enquire Of
uu. [ ~ 4. GAN-r-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

Sru>hcs--hair, cloth, TEEN, finger, soap
- aud copying brushes, for sale by 0pil.
4 MS e Brricy, Chicago.
~ clusters gunrto Dictionary, the new, I'm.
w abridged edition; Glhhpu, Rome; Sparks
Lite Of Washington do ct Franklin; Illustrated
History OF England, drmp,ctr Bmnics Dictionary
81 The arts and sciences Tres do # the mechanical
arts; Tor sale at BJELElS BOOK STORE,
Iuy1 ~ Lake a., Chicqgo
w RArPlNG PAPER chcap--A good article
w Tor 81 cl-. per rcam at BuHIH 5, Chicago
Al APPS, &c. The railroad and steamboat com
y. pnmon, travellers guide through the eastern
western and southern states she Western Tourist
wnp- Ut Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan iul
sale by IuIy7 \ II y G hurley, CLicogo
" nluablc Law Bo0kS.-Dlgcst ul the supreme
' court oi thr United States Nhauou'- digr.,
OF Pa Reports, Jaungu ON wills Bacuml'- Icndup
cn-rS IN commercial law Story ON salcs 40 prom
is-oy notes: do bamcui- equity jurisprudence do
equity p.codngs; de- partnership; de- agency: u.
sale 10y lu.yi \. II \ {. LJElty, ~ Lake II.
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q aA~s0
~. =, ri ~,
MattesOn g. Preston.

- $50 1919. s.s.!s!sE: zs,
NIatteson & Preston,
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCH ANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MATTEsoN, JOHN u. PRESTON.
RtfEREECtS;
Mcs-rs Pomeroy Duihee, 81 Louis,
NitssrS Smith and Townsend, Nc,r Orleans,
!. \. Walker, Esq Bafon Rouge,
Benz. Wacc, Esq, Matches,
N. < WI Wliq ms and Lawrence, Quincy,
/. Z Sanger, Esq, Galeaa,
Mc-,rs. Wadsworlh; Dyer, and Chaplin, Chicago.
Ogden and Jones,
William Goodug, Lockport,
Gen. Jacob Fry.
Mc-srs Maltcson and Bradncr. Joliet.
Walker and Iickling, Oita,rd,
Cushnnn aud Grdlcy "
Isaac Hardy, Esl La Sale,
u. l., Tough,
James Dunlap, Esq., Lislsoarille
Mcss.s touenius ana Griwold, Pcoria,
Phelps ard Bour.and
Hon. Thomas Go!d,
Mossr- Braduer < Co, Nc,c York,
David Lcayilt Esq.
Mc->gs Suydum, Sage & Co "
Corning, Homer & Co., Aljany
Mcs,rs Kimberly; Pgase & Co, Buffalo.
Jay and Webster, e
Reed Parks & Co.. Bearer,
" Bobb aud Bishop. Cicreland,
Burrows y Co, Cincinnati,
Williams and Dlworth, PdfsJrg,
knapp and Iottcn,
T.. and +. Fahcr,
Hoffman aHd Coates, Peru
!, d, Harmon, Esq,
Il ID. Brewster, Esq,
\. II. Riigc,y, Esq, SPRINGFIELD,
u. {. Webster, Esq, "
VIM Fem, Esq, Incon.
Mcssrs Dudley aud Wardow Ucanepia,
Chns. C. Wilcox, ESD PekiR,
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGNMENTS,
Referring TO our Gard above We take this oc.
casion to solicit Conslgnments of Merchandise,
either for sale here, or forwarding 10 other points
We shall coniino ourselves to a Commission
aud Forwarding Business. and feel confident in
assuring you HAT our experience, in business,
and acquaintance generally III the country, will
enable Us To give any business with which We
may be favored the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing TO bayc groceries Of any
hinh, OF any other article purchased in st. Louis
NJ New Onehns and shipped To them, eau have
1t done 10y sending their orders to us, for two
and 1nI per cent on the money invested. Per-
sons doing retail business any where west Of
Detroit, or IN any other direction, can depend
upon having their orders filled at as low rates.
il they seud to Us, aud perhaps lower, than thew
could 10y coming themselves. Every attention
shall he given Ia having goods put in good order
aud shipped at low rates, however small tho
amount may lie, that is sent to us TO no Invested.
Ii shall be done promptly and to order.
MATTESON & PRESTON.
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Revised Statutes 0f Illinois.

n IicyI-cd 0Ialulc5 u IUHoI. Lawyers who
w have long been GUsinu- Oh supply ilru.rgcs.
can 30 So az ,ht cheap cash book -iorcof
lyli .u.Lru llry, Jr, * BIO. llG Lake ST.
Ii,ror Observation-Disclosures Book,
TINE accomplished iyr-.r and swuIl.r ur sale
cheap. Ju,lru hElN, Jr., * EGo Cheap cash
luO, store thcnrb iyl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

\ \ mryoilcd article for the cure Of wounds.
\ sprus, and almost every disease thQr flesh Is
heir Ten. 1t Is The greatest remedy tor wounds Of
horse. that h0S ever been Discovered We mr., the
sole agents nt the manufacturer of the genuine ur-
che. lly2N DEI.ANO y Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04
Esi,IfCr, lssIl.rr,

! Ccrsons packing Butter, aud who may with
/ market for it, may fluid i! to their advnutag,
to call on the subscriber, as he is prepared t,
make engagements CO.. all The butter there car
be delivered in October next.
nv 2G !, G.. y tTTINGER.
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News for Farmers,
ksUln'- E.iii;f,ipnI

Il y con- -umont, 'hr Vest article Of Tanning Mills
- ever sold 3 l.uu"IS Warranted 10 be- perfect
'pm" aud -.r jn.3 DELNyu x WuLr,,r
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TO country Merchants.

UTlN LHHI HI0ITI3 = 3, and ITI IIo1a"Ts.
AoO jnO do Spoilers
200 ca. McGu!iiy'- l. ,, ,, and l,h Readers
300 do Spoilers. Gyormphirs.
100 ca. Onrys NtcHrs, Nor.cs. and Smith &
loo CA Browns, krNham and BuIIon- grammar.
200 "a. Adams Dawes SuuI's, and Emcrsous
tic cheap rnsi book stare. ll6 IgirSl Chifago.
july II, 1918 lu-Eru krrN. Ir. Il BIO
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Hardware & CroCNery.

i. 81 enter upon thu spnnss business with
a Toll determination to sell goods cheap Tor gD,d
poy and good pay only; thankful for all past ia.
Vofs aud Tor the very liberal patronage extended
thus tlr and hope by honest ana fair dealing
to m'rlt sill luther the confidence aud patron.
age oi my friends and the pubic at large.
Ottawa, Ami % lSiS
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New Goods! New Goods

'INliE subscriber is now IN receipt Of the best as
! sorimani at Goods ever for sale IN Ottawa and
ASSURES the trading public that any article in his Inc
will be- sold much lower than by any other dealer m
town. II would be impossible to find space in any
paper ~ the country To cuuumrgar the articles cou-
prsng h7 prc.,ut stock, but would respectfully ask
all 10 call and examine being confident his stock
viii prove an he recommends IL tphr
June a. Isis. T. l. BOI'GHTON
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pclono s fOillions.
NEW EXHIBITION.


TIE subscribers are now opening, ~ the new store
" opposite lhc Mansion House. and next door 10 &.
BuTs, tine assortment Of SIII'LE GOODS
In Ottawa, which they offer al Chicago prices, add.
ing transportation. They are aware Of the common
practice OF cHbIa2oning the qualify and prices OF
goods buj they know, too, that the purchasing COM
MUMMY Ike 10 buy goods low aud acting upon the
principle that quick sINpcnCc !, better tIau slow
shilling, the subscribers can say, Without the tear OF
contradiction, that they will not be- u1dcrsold bya
ny house 80 The country a one Of the partners re-
-.jr- 10 New York, they VIII be receiving i.um time
90 time, ucw aud desirable good, and their cunncc-
uou with boats on the canal, lake, and forwarding
houses nj Buffalo and Chicago, il j. believed will give
them actcs for the transaction Of h,-lnc7S equal to
that iany house south or west Of Chicago. Were
specially invite tie trading community to cal and
examine our stock for themselves. AmonH our
DRY GOODS
Nr" broad clothc-, gcoghams, twccds, dahas, ID
Gambroons, lcan=, drills, stripes -ultinctz,
C0simcrcs iorgsnts summer wear,
Hnrclics, sHtIu and fancy ytstIug-. caNcOcs,
Gnghams, dc uIucs, lawns, silks, plain and dress
Barred mu-.Ius for ladies' dresses, r-IawI.
Black striped and figured apaccas, rich summer
Ribbons, arrical- linens. long lawns,
Sbcctngs, sluuiugs, canvass, bng-ug,
Diapers, flag and fancy hanIkcrchcs.
We have general assortment Of Hard Ware and
Cutlery. from iar1 knit 10 n hlndsaw: BggfS
and NEors, GROCERIES,, Crorb1V, etc.
We ar" engaged IN the general Pr0dtce md CoHl-
MISSION 4nsInc,, and shall be prepared to pay CASH
iurmut kinds Of produce.
lIGatcG-jOOOO bushels WHEAT,
2o0p0 OATS
We have on consignment lot ofthc hrs, article 81
fanng Nils ever introduced into the western coun-
try. farmers arr requested to call and look anthem
Ottawa, juno 20. \ DELANO, 4 Co.
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\NrooD'> cIn-, Boot, Of Botany.

NN-V' E'O7N DUTNNY y.
w The be-, work of the ACC for -nc by
J.y II KEEN, JR * BRO
Cheap cash book store, 10 Lake IT, Chicago
IN W EBSTER'S Diriionnry-PnccS 50 40
~ The unabridged edition, for sale hy VII
JusEH kEES. Jr. * HEp.,
Chcap cl-h book Store. no l.akc Il. ChIcngl
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g.. J.. IT, NILSSON, OH4rG,
$ C. SaW. PTu,
Great sale

and whn.c-a.e and aa,y T.. w. r0y,l and j. II
Rum 8 %. l.rn-l- ML 9t-ly
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J. 4. Natiinger
Has received most cthis rery large purchase o
Spring and Summer Goods,

T. bi'ase, dress goods, black aud fancy dress
hnndkrrchieis, with almost every article of ladies
summer wear, white goods, brock linens with
other dress trimmings; thread accs, Isle laces
aud edgings AMI inscnings.
Gcnslc;,:cu's Wear
~ great variety --'lrths asst, all wool kinds,
'radeles, Crotcn cloths, fIncy cashmere, &C.,
cotton sumner wear with something nice ior
children.
bco,c' and L|eo,k,d mu,liny, tgry cheap,
Ladies FIo"nce, Chin, pearl stmw, with a few
very fine Euglish Duustabe Bnnnc's. alsn, a
pretty Rutland braid bonnet as low as 81 80 erch.
Ladies wishing 10 supply themselves with rev
bonnet aud a nice rhbon, must moi Gil to call
and see them. Ladies' aud thridren's slips,
BushlnS, &c. Particular attention il requested
10 the t.cady Made Clothing.
Many PERSONS have been Accustomed TO 20 t.
Chicago and 81. Lou, to IN axe their purchase,
IN this line, Us toped every reasonable buyer
can be satisfied aud induced to buy here when
they $ the style prices.
SIX ond co9o, PUa,oS fon 10 to 100. Al.
So. School Books, Stationary, Wat! Paper, and
Window paupr- 81
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LATEST ARRIVAL


nELANO y Co. IN IOWN.-Just received by
- express a beautiful assortment OF prints lawns,
and musins plain and corded rich p1lasoLs, gimps,
Grape, hssc, summer ribbons, gh, colurcd and Misses
slips andyaruu- other goods, which as usual are OF
tered at merely nominal profits. The ladies are re-
sp,ctiul,y invited To call and examine them
Ottawa. July II DEIANo X WILLIAMS.
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VI llllNN II SWIFT,
DAVID LENNIrT,

Trustees ILLINOIS and Nrmmn Canal
ON,y col, Board ui InHnrs Ill., X Mach Cnml
Iuu lU..'l-Dp june |, 1873
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4 CASKS sperm and whale oil also, In
1 seed aud sweet oil, ETC., Tor sale hv
march 30 IS Whittier Il H,ciEvg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-04

10 A PRIME h"r of KIP Boots, custom,
~ y N6dc aud NWrgUi,d. for sale. hw.
irh 25-33 W. HASKELL.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
Brooklyn and its Improvements.

BRooKLyN, N. Y, May 8, 1913.
Editors CresceRt-May has brought with Brook
lynes, all its accustomed beauties and uxues Our city
again clad IN her summer Streets shaded for miles,
where paaso would be as useless at midday as at mid
night As well know, city in the Union compete
with Brooklyn for ornamental and neutrality-suspicious.
your orange perhaps surpas luxury spoke of
Improvements in my last note they still go on particularly
in the building line. The City Hall is compile
ton, and beautiful edce Montague ferry from
the foot of Wall New Yoh Brooklyn heights
which has been lying quiet for time past understand
to be resumed again This good move, the
immense amount of travel between Brooklyn and New York
demands it. Also that of Bridge ferry which learn
has better prospect of this than formerly
AT present there about eighteen ferry boats plying be-
tween Brooklyn, New York, and Williamsburg within
distance OF three miles the East rver-many of them are
first class ferry boats, and run night and day.
Business about the Navy Yard appears to be rather
dill condition at this time. The steamer San
Jacno which has been in very backward state for some
time, about to be hurried little, and it expected she
will be ready to receive her machinery toward the latter part
OF September October The United States dry dock
to appearance deada for the want of that s1GO 600
appropriation by Uncle Sam. But few wolmen are en-
pioyed on -only those who able wait for their pay
There appears be large quantity of material ON hand at
the dock, waiting for the maet and chise 1t is to be hoped
the appropriation may be granted, and will give army
OF working people employment but doubt much whether
an army OF tnenyt1o hundred will be employed at
one time IN this yard the present the last The
United states ship North Carolina has assumed her summer
quarters off the Navy Yard Two or three vessels of war
sailed from the yard last week for the West India station
more are TO leave Some Improvements being
on the " Cob dock in Wallabout bay at Government
expense.
Our city soon 10 emerge from oily darkness to brilliant gas
ght-he city authorities having conferred the exclusive right
Tor ten years. company which about going opera
ton here supplying the city with gas, moderate
Z. w.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-05-23
Religious Discussion in Mexico,

Cry MEAIco, May Is, 1913.
During the past week the Star of this city has been publish
ing several articles against the clergy-their corruption and
whitening influence upon society generally The Mexican pa
of the capital have copied these articles and has
voraby commented upon hem-a thing they dared wh
per in their families months they speak of and pub
ish to the world So will the distance increasing
between the people and the monks Superstition is losing
ground and the right to think fast stalking abroad If the
Americans were TO remain here longer the liberty of
thought and action would usup the place of the
ignorance of the land The Aztees thunderscken
when the Spanlard hurled down their wooden Gods and
not turned into stone The result the natives lost conf
dcnce in the Gods they had worshpped fo many ages
investing the capital which Corez had taken
and when the leaders began despair of keeping them
they appealed the Virgin of Guadalupe and in mighty
procession bore her naked through the the great
cathedral where thousands thousands bowed the knee
to her, suppcatng her aid in delivering the invaders into
their hands That the futile simple
have shown and who blame the Mexcans for following
in the footsteps of their ancient ancestors and withdrawing
their devotions from false and tickle Goddess greater
fable created earth than that of Our ady of
GuadaLupe and nothing is has been much everenced
papers, whose editors have thswn down the gauntlet
against superstition and the corruption of the clergy will
only battle against it for time notwithstanding all the in
fuence of the church, public opinion will be aroused and
the people will repudae these painted Goddesse suddenly
did the ocaled babarous Indians their wooden Gods
CHAPARRAL.