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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Tur POPULATION OF ILiiyois.-Thce cleo.
ton shows that the increase of our popua.
,ion since 1874 has been very great. The az.
ereca,e vote poll.d amounts IN rising ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND
aud comparison Of present :eturns with
those of IA shows that it, large number oI
the southern counties the voters were no,
on, in force. The result makes IL clear that
the census Of 1850 will give US ut Ieas, a
million Of inhabitants. II is thus That the
power and influence of the democratic ives,
Is increasing, and its q subjcc, Of graduation
that all the western states stand shoulder IL
shoulder in the good cause State Register,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
htrnni.
We copy the following notice from the
Bloomington (Iowa) Herald:

We copy the following notice from the
Bloomington (Iowa) Herald:
BENEFITS magnificent stcain.milI is now
up aud inclosed. 1t is n feet high in from,
aud u in the rear. The chimney i 81 fee,
high and contains 90 thousand brick. The
steam boilers are the finest we recollect ev.
er having seen. Altogether il forms an i'm.
posing aud splendid s,ructure-b TO stand
for ages, we should think, and is an orna
rnent TO the town.
Now herein is lesson FOR Ottawa. Bloom
lnston is not large place a. Ottawa, nor
do we believe that the country around i,
produces as much as the country around OF.
tawa. Not because the soil is less fertile
or the people are less industrious, but be-
cause i, isno, so thickly settled. Yet Bloom
'nS'on has a 'magniiicont steam mill"
Why has Ottawa none? Is there not, or
could there not be, grain enough brought in
here, gives heavy aud lucrative business
to- steam Touring mill? No one can duub,
but there is. But here is the dllicu.,y-Ot.
tawa expects in year or two, perhaps, 10
have water power, and while waiting for
the coming Of that good time, has forgotten
all about steam. Now this is all wrong
Wafer power is very good as an aidto steam,
hut It can never compete with steam. This
has been fully tested. Let water power be
brought in here in any quantity, aud leased
ut the lowest rates aud by tie side of your
mill propelled by water, steam mill con be
built, and with the abundance aud low price
OF coal here, II will run your water power
off the ground. The advantage Of steam
ever water is, that i, never fails. Water i.
cheapest while It's plenty, aud don't freeze,
but steam is cheapest in the long run, be.
cause it can always he relied upon. Du,
cheapest Of all are the two combined. Then
water eau bcLsed in summer aud steam ia
w'n,eri and there's never any need Of hay.
ing an hundred hands lying idle upon cx.
pcnSc, aud a frightful r,n, running on, while
there is break in the canal, perhaps, or
some other accident has happened, We say
ltt capitalists who contemplate erecting
mills here as soon as the water power is let
IN, aud we have heard Of several such, 90
on at once, put up their mills, and use steam
until the water power comes. We guaran.
tee they shall have plenty of business, aud
they need fear no competition from water
power hercabouts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Mr.. LdHor:-Thiiiy years ago, when |
was a boy and lived down east, was NIGH
~ fashionable among tie farmers dow
there TO make itolIc and ask Ia all their
ueighbor> To help hoe out the corn. Every
irUlIc ended in a horse race, every man en-.
tering his nag according 10 the good old rule,
"Devil take the hindmost" Among these
lovers Of fun, remember one " no was Ia
military knuwnby the coguomcn OF Uncle
10. lie was every body's uncle whcucv.
er "scnb' vas 20 come o'i, Uucle 10 as
on the ground hoe in hand, mounted upon
an old mare, ring boncd, spawned and Wind.
broken. A, the word 20, Uncle 10 would
ply the hoe handle iuriou>ly on one side OF
the old mare, dig in his best with both heels,
aud slap away violently on the other side
with the Ion. aud clumsy bride rrius, aud
81 crowd her through at the very top of her
speed; but a, the coming out Of these forty
rod races he Invariably found himself about
ten ar twelve rods behind, whcroupon Tn
Gle 10 would lei.urely di'lncunt scratt hing
his head aud looking a little yexed, aud lead
the old mare back To- the starting point, al.
ways however consoling himself thus (;
"Well! ! didn't much expert To- gaio the
race, but III be darn'd If Ola Nab didn't
scratch gravel 'fuSl rHie' considerin all the
circumstances
Gentle reader, these scenes Of fun have
entirely escaped my recollection Tor the las,
twenty years, until undertook to read that
column and half Of editorial the last Pc.
ru Telegraph, when they rushed back upon
my memory like tcleeraphic despatch, as
good rs new.
The editorial referred TO is 50 long that
will not ask you to read it; but If Uncle Jo
could see il, he would probably ,ii aud abre.
yia,e 1t withou, altering the sense, some.
thing like the following'
To my friends and patrons without dis.
iinc,ion OF colur--"Well. my good fellows,
we dihn, much expect to gain this (rresi.
deuiiaD race, bu, II be darn d If Old Ma,,y
didn scratch gravel fast rate considerin all
The circumstances didn't hc though? lie
di,lnt win n state, 20 he sure, hut he was
ahead In Bureau county aud in Troy Grove
precinct, aud was seen ON the frs, round in
several other precincts. So keep up your
spunk my friends aud fight on, iigh, ever.
I guess we II show EN- IN iiny.tvo wha, we
can do" OLp lIuSgER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Tae temperance speech Of 6. :. FisnER,
Esq, al the court house last evening, as
listened to by crowded house. Although
unable to be present ourselves, We feel au'
fhorized, from the high encomiums bestow.
cl upon it by those ho lac ard it, to say that
j, was very neat and most crcditatle pro-
dlciion. The audience were also delighted
by the performances of the Temperance
Brass Baud, AMI by the singing of some fine
temperance glees, BY the choir. Take it
all in all, it was arch trea, aui did honor
to all who bore part in it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

CATHOLIC UNIvrRsIry.-pr. Mellale,
Archbishop oi Tuam, who lett Ireland ear.
ly last summer ON 4 uission to Rome, rOrlhr
purpose Of exposing the oonduot of several
Irish Colleges, has been successful. The
Pore has issued a rescr.pt against them, aud
recommended the establishment OF Cath
ole Cniversity in that country. This will
cause grea; annoyance to the government,
no doubt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
Small pgx.

We meationed two weeks ago tina. there
had broken on, in Newark, Kendall county,
contagious disease, resembling small pox,
and that it had proved fatal in several cases.
We have since been informed that it con.
tinnes to spread in that vicinity, and has
been ascerianel to be genuine small pox.
II was brought TO that place by a stranger
who stopped at Deanprc and Newton's tav-
ern. Two Of Mr.. Bsaupre's children took
the disease and have died; and it has prov.
cd fatal in several other oascs-one Of the
victims is ESqr. Asa Lewis, All old and high.
ly esteemed citizen. During court week,
Mr.. Newton, from Newark, was taken in
this town with The disease, from which he
has not yet recovered. Our people willthus
see that the loathsome disease is actually at
our doors, aud that It's the duty Of all to ex-
ercise the utmost caution. Vaccination is
always the sursst preventive, and should be
immediately rosorted to by all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

IN Wiierdie SchOOimdsier.-Th follow.
ing Is UerJdtial ef H;eraiin copy of a cir.
cu!ar recently distributed iu the West Of
England Roger Giles, zurjnn, grozir, par.
i>h clark, and >kulcmaster, reforms la,lr,
aud gentlemen draes teeth without ai,iLg
"A moment, blisterS ou the lowest farms, and
iiz;cs, Tor penny a piece. lie zels god.
fathers Corral, ku;S kOrnS, and undertakes
to keep every body's nayleS by the we're aud
20 on. Young ladies' aud gen,lemons larn-
ed tharc grainmars language in the most
purtieat mauner-also CURT care taken ia
their morals and spellin-alSo zarm ziuping,
tcethIng the base vial, and all other sorts Of
phancy work. Peifumery aud iollop, znui'
and ginger, aud all other spices. And as
the tunes be cruel bad, he becs totcl, he has
just begun to zell all zorts Of s,a,bunary
wares, backing balls, hurd behring's, an,
coils scrubbin brushes and pills, mice znaps
and trikcl, and other Zor,s of zwcetmeai,,
including ta,ers; ingous, black led, brick.
dust, sas,ages and other garden stuff, also
phru,e, bats, zonGs, hoyl, latin buckets and
other articles. korn and bunjan sarve, and
all hardwarcs-lIe also performs neabo,iu.
my, on the shortest notice. And farther.
more particular, he has laid in large as.
s0r,incnt Of tryd dogs meet, ioolpops, AID
other pickles, zich ~ hoysters, winzur soap,
SC. Old rags bot aud gold here, and no
place else, aud new laid eggs every day by
me, Roger Giles. y. S. ,eeohes Jcggre.
iy, Rumaiticks, aud all them ou,landi.h
things. queer driI', fa,hinable poksr, aud
all luther cun'ray dances, tort at home and
abroad TO psrfocishun. A bal on Wcdens.
day when our Marar performs OF the git.
Tar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

NATURAL As LIrE.-The great question,
'Who is the prcttiest, was made sub.
ject ofinterest at the performance of the |.
Italian opera in Philadelphia, few nights
since. The City Item says:
"They came near having a little disturb
nhcc nj the Italian Operath other evening.
The chorus master hnh orders that the f..
male singers should dispose of themselves,
sc that only the handsome oues should be
seen by the audience. Quite hubbub was
the consequence, as every creature marched
boldly To the front rank, cachdeclaring her.
sell rs handsome as the other
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Read and be eoHrncci IL the statements in ma q.
ny OF the papers ond the names OF highly respectable
physicians aud citizens of high standing attached to
certificates OF the good effects Of medicine, can be-
relied on, seems the height Of incrdnlly IN doubt
dian Queen Vegetable Sugtr Coated Pills. Unlike
most at names attached to certificates of this kind
It's vouchers are found Mt home physicians Of high
standing well known IN the community Ills cor
daily recommended to all who need medicine. for
any Of the diseases for which this medicine s recon-
mrndcd. To call on his agents aud procure box or
two Of these pills, and snt,siy themselves They coat
hut - and 10 eta. per box Sold hy G. l.. THoHr.
SeS,'ad WHTEail lluSrts hrur ,ists, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

LOOK oUr rCR CoCNTERTEIrs.-T Tor.
onto Colonis, says there are notes in circu.
Iaion purporing 10 be Of the Bank Of Mont.
real, in Montreal, Of the denominations Of
-. The engra ing is 'oarsely executed, and
it is evidently awood-cut, aud the paper on
which the bills are printed, is whittier than
'ha, used for the genuine bills ofthe same
bank Besides the coar'eness. e the ensra-
wing, there are important omissions on the
plate, which vii at once strike those Tho
are in the habit of handling bank notes, and
indeed any one can detec, them, who uses
ordinary care in receiving bank paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Negotiation have been concluded by which
postage on letter, from ana TO Great Britain
will be greatly reduced. II isundcrstoUd
that postage on letters weighing half an
ounce, across the Atlantic, will be twenty
cents, to be paid 20 the vessel performing the
service, two cents for delivery at the pos;
office, aud the additional inland postage OF
either country, according to its tariff for
distances.
The arrangement will 90 into operation
here as soon a, il j. a>cer,ained that it has
commenced IN England.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
TIA. Observation-Disclosures.

AhvlceS have been received by our gov
eminent from the L. S. Consulate at Lon
don in regard to the prevalence of the chol.
era in Great Britain. Accompanying them
are valuable documents and information
from the General Board of Health in regard
to the disease. These papers (says the
Journal of Coinmercc) Mr.. Buchanan will,
no doubt, soon make public.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

The aggregate vote Of the city of Phila-
delphia at the recent election, is nine more
than that of the city Of New YORK.
When we consider the difference ia favor
otNew York, in population, as compared
with Philadelphia, says the Pennsylvania.
we may then find out where all the great
Taylor majoriiies in this city and county
came from on Tuesday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

u Ihc Senf1neM i1J ''ct IN the above cxclnmn-
ton an no subject EIurc fully cxruplfi,d tb.uo,,
mat oi health hui lew give II single thought, and
icwcrstin uponii with the observation a.d rocd
sense which matters ui MINOR consequence rcc,,y,.
rs observation teaches the fact that Dr O4roods la
"h thpagoguc IS never ia.mg Tcmcd, IN Fever
ana Asuc good SENSE would surely indicate Us ~, upt
anu immediate tsc. The above highly valuable
E3phInunn may Ice found at the slup Of g. l..
THOMPSON, druggist. Ottawa Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

The wings had jolhiica'ion at Locaus.
port, Ia, to which they invited allthat couli
walk. When the hour for the supper arrv.
ID, lot Of waes drove herd of swine into
the fpstal hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Owing to circumstances" Of a some
what imperative character, (Which will be
better understood and appreciated by refer
ence TO the hymenes! head we have been
unable to devote much attention 10 our edi-
tcrial duties this week. As we hope howe
yer never again to be caught in such a
scrapc, we indulge the belief that this our
first offence Of the kind, viii be generously
overlooked by our readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

A New York paper publishes hundred
at'idavits Of respectable men who certify
that there was a convention held at Buffalo,
some forty days after the famous Utica con.
ventiUu that killed Van Bureu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

WoNDERruL.-Ihe Steamer Europa
sailed from New York the day after the c.
lection, carried to Europe the result Of the
Presidential election, which closed only
fourteen hours befote-Ihis was done by
the aid of the magnetic telegraph, and was
truly a wonderful performance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

\ Cherokee Chief, named Okah Tnbbee,
addressed Temperance meeting at Bos.
ton. lie gave graphic account of the tenn
peiance cause among his nation, and said
that 1t had been the means Of saving at least
six hundred thousand dollars. which they
had appropriated to educational purposes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Judge pICKEY. Of Chicago, has decided,
that the master Of a slave, escaping into this
state, has a right TO remove said slave re-
gardlcss of oar statutes 10 the contrary.
They are declared to be unconstitutional.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

" \ lady who hal been reprimandcd by one
Of the dracunS of her church for wearing
iewolry, asked the minister if he thought
there wa, any harm in wearing ,hcm: BY
no means was the prompt reply 'whenthc
hear; i>full Of ridiculous notions, 1t is proper
to hang out the sign
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

SUGAR roR CHICNGo.--Thc s.. Lous Re
publican Of the 20Gh, notes the shipment Of
FL hhd>. Of sugar 10 this port. This is the
largest lot that has ever been by the way of
ia, l,noi, and Michigan Canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

FoR CALIroRNIA.--A society has been Or
gained in New Orleans for the purpose Of
emiSratins TO California. The n. o. Eve
ming Mercury says, they contemplate pur-
chasinga vessel by subscription, which " III
take the emigrauts to San Francisco, and
" i'll be sold there for the benefit Of the sub.
scribers. A'amce,ing If the society com
mi'ee reported that the steam propeller No
Kim could be purchased for $4,000, which,
being considered fair valuation, il wns re-
solved that subscription be opened for
members wishing to obtain shares in the YES
sci at that price, at the rate Of 800 per
share. and tina, each stakeholder be entitled
TO a passage to San Fracisco, for himself
alone. Twenty-Five shares were taken.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Look BEFORE You DRiNR-A woman
by the name of Wright, living in this vill,se
in vomiting spasm threw from her s,om.
ath live snake inca snring seven inches in
length, which is supposed TO have been
swallowed some months since while drink.
ing water from spring. The snake lived
two or three days in bottle Of water, aud
is now preserved in spirits. Hdiiowd CUT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

ONO B,NN>.-The Cincinnati papers of
the - inst. ctrtion the public aGaiu>ttaking
the note, Of the Bank OF SIndu,hy, brlcv.
ius them unsound.
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S2I isCNnIll.

rINIlE above reward viii be- phil hy the suh.crbcrs
10 any one who will give them information 1t
the whereabouts ot one Laws BuRgrR. German
Prd.ar. lie lrt ihi- pincc about the f5,; Of June
lat, and when Inst heard from, was SICK in Knox
lie about ii,r fee, five inches in hcishtahi m;h
cr small .ge aud about b yrar> oi age
ANY one giving nuy Information at him, whether
deal ar alive, will receive the above rcwnnl.
iddre0 ROSENFt.Lp & ROSENBERG.
Chicago, Dec |, 1913, lg-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

y Washington >Pondtnto Of the Jour
nal OF Commerce thinks, the present tariff
will not be materially modified under the
administration uf Gen. Taylor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

\ Coon Toa>r.-The Temperance Ar.
my: The only army ever known where
each volunteer Is IA regular, and every pri.
vate an orderly. May soon become the
army Of occupation throughout the world
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

1t is rumored that Mr.. Clay will return to
the United States Senate and there attempt
10 lead or in his favorite measures, whether
Gen. Taylor likes it or not. We see ,roub-
lie ahead for the wings, il this be true.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

The United States have now, under PIE.
lection, sixty lhdisn tribes, exclusive
" those in Oregon, California and New
NrIicO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

MARElEH-O On Tuesday evening, Nov.
2Sth, b, thc Rev. G.. W. Ba.>ctt, A. the res
dence oi john llI>e, E>q., at Park Meadow,
near Ottawa. Mr.. WILLIAM ERwIN to Miss
AITurA l.. GuoUiLL; and,
At the same time aud place, by the same,
WILLIAM OsNAN, editor of this paper. TO
Miss May llIsE-all Of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
Taslor's majority,
Cisy's majority in 1874,

The Legislature stands thus Senate,
wings, 10; democrats, O. House, wings,
80. de,noerats, 10. Wbig majority on joint
ballot q The Fec Soft vote not given in
papers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

llED-On the 2l,t of November, at tile
th'idence"i Mrs Ihur>tnn NJ Buffalo Rock,
MIR. NATHAN ErLS,agcd 81 years.
Al Pulaski. \. y. November ith, DrA.
BtNJANIN Snow, aged is years.
The deceased has long been a resident Of
the above place, and has LETT family and
large circle Of friends and acquaiutanccs 10
mourn their sudden loss. n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
OTTAWA rEItItI UNINT.

-" ''l" "h'ht' ~ 4. ". maGiIL, nItIrR
IN hRt Go"us, GW"rtuIIs, Avn ruorrcr.
u,o,.,.,,, Nid'rd, Dec. |, 1915.
HccG 100, S2o0dS2 80 Iry. looIa
Pork, 75a 30 Deer Skins, :. iloiG
Ic!ison, 2jOd 300 hhcq,sLins, IS035
Idrd, ID. Haze Coon :. l5aa5
!ciiow, G07 Nuskroi, cnS
GRAIN 4 FLOUR: Mink, 1870
Wheat, winter, 5Oa5S GROCERIES,:
- spring, i5a5o Sugar, brown, 5,alO
o"tS, lodiS - crushed, .l2ali
CORE, l5alS, - loaf, I2oIh
Har'cb lSa2n liolqsSes, call. 3jai5
bc1hS, lOd3o Cofsc, Rio, Id. 9alO
f|o"', sup iW]!b':.23 " Java" Halls
me 100 IeG,y. hySon, hO07J
4" buckwh't, / - old :. s8GSl
corn meal, bush. - L" black. 5O,7i
VEGETABLES: SuNURIES.
POTATOES, bush 35a3O BUiicr, lOol3
OHi""S' "Sdou Cheese, Jd 3
CohbnqcS, each. Ia FGGs. du2. Ia
FuRS 4 SKINS: Iionrv, 10. Sglo
Beg H!cs, or. 2l03 Cdndieg, tall. lOalaI
Dry al 4" sperm, i0QjO
ST. Loun, Tri6cy. Nor. 81.
The market to-day has been charnctcris
ed by an unusual dullne>S, and though fair
amount Of Produce was on the landing.
transactions have reached but limited ,x-
tent.
FioEr.-Salcs 1857 bhls good TO choice
country brands at Si,lO to $i,a5 per La,rd.
ahl Us do nn private terms.
Uhedt.-S Sales If about 1000 sacks info.
nor to prime at prices ranging from GStoSi
cts per buNhcl. No choice lots are Offering.
torH.-Sales OF s33 sacks mixed, in cot
ton sacks. Gnd pure, III gun,es, at II to 10
cts, and 900 DO at iOl cts per bushel, inclu-
dug sacks.
OGis.A lot Of 300 sacks sold a, oict,.
sacks included.
Barly.--A small lot fair sold at 5lc,s.
sacks returned
Ldrd.- Sales of forty two Lbl, At 81 r,s.
and twenty and s,vrnti->ix Nils, aud Gity-
SIX tlcrces al . cts ter 10.
Pork.A lot Of uinc bLl, me>, brought
SD per bill, and eleven casks picked
hams at / cents per IL.
\al.-Aboul 800 Ibis kanawha sold at
40 cts per bu>hcl.
AEgW.--A lot of fifteen hhAS sold from
Levee at t cts per ID.
Lc"oHs-So Some sixty boxes sold al $50
per buN.-RcraNc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Tho Patent Office at Washington City
was broken into on the night Of the 9Th ins,
aud robbed of gold medals, jewels, &c.,
presents Of rare value to U. S. officers va
rious times, valued at many thousand dol.
lars. A reward Of 81 500 is offered for their
recovery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01
TO Lease

IRON year 10 year, or COT tenn OF years the
= lot nd nnlnr u. Ncwton's Iron Store, iONib H.
fronting the public square. WALXfR & lllc1LING,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

+ Ny HnHuuut Corn. OIt-. Potatoes, Butter. Ber.-
l. VAN, mud -. other articles r-rd by the Farmers,
wanted by December l. ISIS NasH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

D;0 SACKS prime RIO C1flcr. al o. Oh Govern
NV mcnt lava cole" at NALScR 4 llckLSG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

On CORDS Of wood wanted IN p,ymrn, of 5, b.
~ scorpions u he Ottawa Fee Trader, delivered
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

Stow about Zoo, deep with fair pros.
peei Of its being n te'e deeper
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New Jrrscs.

We have the returns from the state of
New Jersey, the n'aiori,ics f which foo, M
as follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

4 FIRST ralc article Of ST Louis Soap and Can.
n DIES On hand Of Dee !, - MAGmLS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-01

l0O BARRELS # SHIT, IN gopI onlrr. Tor sae
'vV by Dee. ], rs. iHllcr& H.r.Lng.
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