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Nerspddpers,--A bill has been introduc ed
mo the Legislature Of New Jersey, "lor the
preservation OF newspapers" which author.
,zes The clerks Of the counties TO subscribe
LOT, ana preserve in bound form, all the
newspapers published in their several coun.
yes Inc advantages which must result
rom th's measure are too apparent to re-
cure comment, iornewspapers are the true
chronicles Of the times.
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q bituarp.

DlED-ln Ottawa, on the 9th inst,
JAMES EMMETT, son of Edward and Catha.
r'ne Tanning, aged : wears and days.
On the 1th inst, at Morris, Gnndy coun-
~, Mrs. SARAH ANS, coiSort of William
l.. Armstrong, Esq, aged 20 year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

CnLoRoroRM.-Infni are the uses 10
which this new agent arc put. A husband,
who has tried it on scolding wife, says
ono family should be wthou, IT,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

Nor BAm-An enthusiastic wing, who
wentto soc Henry Clay, thus described him F..
"lle is man, indeed Nature made him
with her shirt sleeves rolled up!" r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

Inc lazwell County Jail was burn, on
.ne night OF the 18th inst. The building cost
some three thousand dollars. There was one
r ,Sn VINO has since taken lodgings in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

A Boston paper says: "rhere was a
man about town yesterday who imagined
he had been bitten by rattlesnalc, anj
that he must drink quart of rum an hour
SO overcome the poison"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10
MASIIINHrnN Erh

hear that Capt. Sibley has arrived with
dispatches from Gen. Wool, containing
propositions from the authorities OF Sonora,
Coahuila, New Leon and -othrr Mexican
Provinces, 10 be annexed TO this country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

Ii. Col. Freeaont has resigned his com.
mission, refusing, by al acceptance Of Exc.
cutive clemcncy, to recognise tho justice
Of his sentence by the Cour, Martial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10
cGlllIcy'S Eclectic Series.
RECOMMENDATIONS
IllIlAan- NnNnnLnr

CHICAGO, November 10, 1SJ1.
NII J., inc Undersigned teachers in the pub.
w lie schools OF Chicago, have used San.
ders' Series Of Readers and Spelling BOOK. for ma.
ny months, with constantly increasing aversion
having almost daily detected some grammnti,
blundcr, or failure in the plan, or execution Of
the plan OF the work.
WITHIN the past three months we have carc.
fully examined the Eclectic Series Of Readers
and Spelling Book, compiled by Prof McGurrry.
and without hesitation or reservation we pro.
hounce IL The very best series that we have ever
seen, as cuncerns both tho plan, (which il .x.
ccicnt,l the execution of the plan, (which ia ad.
mirablc) and the RARELY, elegance and high toned
moTdiuyo of the lessons in each md every number
There are features in the last above named Sc.
rics, TO be found IN no other series which VIC
have ever seem that arc of incalculahlc benefit
TO the teacher. We cannot but hope for Nc.
Gutey's Reuter- and SPeiir a wide spread popu.
lariy and extensive use.
A. D. sTuRrt'ANr' HARRIET N. wurLocx,
\, W. INGALLS,, H. C. puRANr
SOPHIA TAYLOR, ADEiJNE WHEELER
EMILY j. FERGUSON, u. n. RossErrEa,
II, N. YOUNG, A. NJ DAY.
l.. y. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Undersigned teachers, fully concur in tho
above expressed opinion Of Sanders Series, md
recommendation of McGufreys Scries u Read.
crs and Spelling Book;
''' '"""'' h"Wu, N0pfercNM,
ANsEtL SMITH, ," T. kiNGsDrRr, II. ,. GRsGoay,
A'N LEONARD H. SHOEMAKER, l.. N. CHAcE,
j. r. VANCE, H. s. ROBINSON, p J. TURNER.
n 81 JONES' SD LEONARD, Egian,
A'c' WARD l" A. PARSONS, MRS. l.. y. LovEl.
c. q. MARTIN, Osregs.
believe the Eclectic Series supcrior in manv
respects TO Sanders Series, and shall don't il i,
my School. MD Cor.
Teacher Of East Ratsria School
We, the undersigned, teachers of Otta VA, be
| ing DESTROYS to promote the interest of common
school education in the county of Lasalle BY the
introduction OF the very best Elementary Books
into the schools Of our county, have examined
carefully and with unbiased minds, Grigg
Il Ellioits. Towns. Sanders and McCuf.
/ ieys series Of Readers: Towns, Sanders
/ Elementary, and McGuffcys Spelling Books !;
and Smiths, Davies, Adams and Rays Arith.
pctcs. and have adopted and earnestly recon-
mend TO tho teachers OF LasalIe, US tho best
books Of their kind, McGufrcy's Eclectic Readers
and Spcl ling Book, and Rays series of Arithms.
tics in three parts
%. n. ROBERTSON, T. HAMPTON,
hMARiILA y, FAIRFIELD, y. KEAriNo.
/ The School Trustees Of Elgian, So Charles,
Aurora, Oswcgo, and also the Educational So.
cicty Of Du Page county, have recommended tho
adoption Of the above named series
A, II. q Z. hurley, Of Chicago. arc tho
/ Publishers agents for the sale of these Books in
| Illinois For sale in Ottawa by
mar i6-sm WHITE s. HUNTER.
GARDEN SEEDS. "A nc 10, Of fresh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

Three large class steamers, the Trenton,
the Circassian, and the Henarick Hudson,
were recently burnt while lying at the wharf
a. Cincinnati. From three to FIVE lives
were lost.
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cb. -o-34. CHARLES A. FELLOWS.

4 commissions &c. = u-rr u'-~a---, = g. So
badly treated, end in chronic Inclination Of l.
/ liver, lungs. spleen, kidneys. &c, or In dropsic
/ rheumatism, neuralgia, and spinal complaints
for we do not hesitate 10 make the assertion
(which many years of extensive observation and
patient investigation have pnlv tended 10 cor
iirm) iha, nearly every form Of human malad
originates in hillary arrangement.
Qunine salicin. md various barks may srot
the terrible action ~ change they're Of the dis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

J. mas been decidcuin Massach useits tina,
apuP,' cannot be tuned out Of school for
pau charac'er. The Judge ruled tina, the
worse ,ne boys character was the more
need OF school influence to reform il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

Itsems 20 be greatly doubted at Wash.
lng;on whether the treaty will be ratified
by the Senate. The following is the latest
telesraphic dispatch we have seen on the
subject:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

Col Baker, i, seems, was not very success.
FIJI with the bioB at the Taylor meeting in
n. Y. The Mirror says;
Had he but given an accOun, ofhis own ser.
vices at Vera Cruz and at Cerro Gordo.
where more than half his regiment was cut
to pieces, he would have been listened to
with GREATNESS attention, and received the
delighted plaudits OF his audience. But the
Colonel is AN old wing politician, though
still a young man he forgot that he was
addressing rough and ready Bowery meet
ing, who are for Old lack and nobody else.
and didn't care anything about Polk or Clay
and not being altogether ofthe Chesterfield.
ian school of listeners they did not reilec,
On the incivility of manifesting their impa-
tience, when gentleman was good na,ur.
eddy telling them what they did not wish to
hear.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

From Grumpy and Kendall we have no
returns, but understand that the vote gener.
ally is largely in favor of the constitution
and the TAX, and slightly against the negro
clause.
PUtndm.-At Hennepin the vote stood
For const. les, agains, 81; for neg. cl. Is,
against l2S; for tax 20S, against "a. Mag.
nolia, for const. 100, against H.
Boon.-Be!videre for 304
Against 80
"The rest Of the county not heard from,
but probably a majority of 3oO-perhaps
more"
Stephenson.-All the precincts but one
give majority Of l2S in favor Of the consti.
tuition. Strongly against negro clause, and
in favor Of tax.
Peoria.-The American gives the returns
from all the precincts but five, and says,
"the precincts veto be heard from will swell
the majority in favor of the constitution to
upwards of 800" The vote appears also to
be largely in favsr Of the negro clause aud
the tax.
Coot-Chicago, for Const. 324 maj.
Tny I0I
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Chicago Market.
y y III { llc 4 |.

MARRlED-On Monday, ,ho 9Th inst,
by the Rev. Thos. O'Donnell. Mr.. Ma.
IHfw NARY TO Miss ALICE O'DoNSELL,
all of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

The CANAL ISvEsTIoATroy.-Julge Ca
ton has for week or two been engaged at
Chicago in the investigation into the Official
conduct of Mr.. Gooding, chief engineer on
the canal, in pursuance Of his appointment
from the governor; but we have not yet
been so lucky as to henra word in reference
to what has been accomplished, except what
is contained in the following paragraph from
the Chicago Journal of Saturday:
Col. Oakley, in advance. Of its opening,
publishes in city paper his Inconvenience
in the proceeding, but appears in person as
well as by counsel before Judge Cation, aud
upon the conclusion Ofthe cross examination
of the makers OF the aIiidavitS which appear
il his report, yesterday, rests his case aud
wi,hdraws from the investigation. Thus
matters now stand, whilst the examination
Of other witnesses progresses.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

The recruiting sergeant AT Buffalo has
received orders to enlist no more men. In
view of this fact, we understand, the re-
cruiting sergeant at this place also refuses
TO receive any more.
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Against neg. cl
'ounty largely same way.

County largely same way.
Mchie'Tg- Alarengo Precinct, Sc major
ity against the Constitution.
A gentleman who came upthe river from
ST. Louis says, the vote along the river APP
pears TO have been generally 5 or 10 to in
favor Of the constitution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-10

Some ofthe eastern papers are rerdaat or
take US backwoodslnen, to be so, decidedly.
One OF them, for instance, has come TO US
two or three times NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. copy-
ing the above, Ia large windy prospectus
two months, and noticing the - editorial.
~, WILDE entitled to it one wear. and a conv
otthe Wandering Jew, or Oliver Twist and
Nicholas Nicklcly." Now that idea is qr;en
enough 10 regciaie! Itmay suit the aJohn
iDonkeys," but if we cannot exchange on
fair and equal terms, may
"You drink out Of your tin cup,
And we'll drink out of ourn."
Inc Jew may keep rendering, and Oil.
yer may keep tcisting, and the nav
keep dancing, but we shall not hold the can.
a.e sra's. When we advertise for any bo-
dy TWO months, we expect to get the oui.
equals: And may all the Western papers
h pir'h and forever, say-Amea.-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
DIUGGI.T AND CHEMIST.

fdhN ''fff1 'NftHSNs
teNEIS remedy is prepared entirely from vege-
4 table substances aud contains no mcrcuIy,
arsnc or anylh,ug that can prove injurious To the
system. it, effects are thpsa Ola Grob,lrucul aud
tonic, well adapted to restore the healthy'ac,ion
of the liver aud stomach whose functions are 50
generally impaired IN this lass Of diseases.
Quininc and other ionics serve only ia many
cases to brake the ohiils, out DO net remove the
disease Of the liver and other organs implicated
on which the chill and fcvcr icpcHds; hcnsc the
usefulness of the "Fluid Extract of Bark" (pnr-
tculatly where physicians cannot readily be con-
rul,cn,) which contains Ill the qualities suited to
the Indication Ot these mnadcs.
The 'Fluid Extract of Bark" is prepared by
DE- Sawyer, after several wears experience IN adj
minis,crng to lhosc afflicted, both in the eastern
aud western part of the United States, and he
can confidently commend i. 10 the public as pos
sessiug virtues well adapted to The permanent
cure of the often long prottac,ej intermittent
aud rcmltcnts Of unhealthy districts.
llundto is of testimonials in regaiu TO the cili-
cncy VI the medicine from persons OF respectable.
ry have been given 10 the ptoprctor--bul he
does not make use of them ~ hr prefers TO hnv o
the mcdicinc introduce itself solely by its merits.
Sold 10y WHITE & HUNTER,
Two doors north of the Mansion House, who
have constantly On ndalargs supply o! Drugs.
Medicines, oils, Dye.slui., &c.
July 30. 1871.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

To ascertain a H,rseS -Hgs'-
Every horse has six teeth above
and below-before three years old
he sheds his middle ones at three
years old he sheds one more each
side o! the central teeth-at four he
sheds the two corner and last of the
fore teeth. Between four and five
the horse cuts his under tusks, at
which time his mouth will be COM
plete. At six the grooves and hol-
lows will begin to fill up a little-at
seven the grooves will be nigh filled
up, except the corner teeth, leaving
little brown spots where the dark
brown spots formerly were. At
eight the whole of the hollows and
grooves are filled up. At nine there
is very often seen small bill to the
outside corner teeth-the point oil
the tusk is worn of, and the part
that was concave begins to fill ny
and become rounding-the squares
of the central teeth begin to disap-
pear and the gum, leave them small
and narrow at the top.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
Stone 0llar,y.

TNHE subscriber would 10 lorm builders and
others whom II may concern, tta, he IL
now opening a STONE QUARRY 50 miles
south east of Ottawa. where be will he really al
all times to supply all orders be may receive.
lie is also prepared 10 execute masonry am
stone cutting in all lis branches, and Will war.
rent his work, for durability aud tiaisb, not TO
be surpassed by any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks for
past fsvors, and would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section neu;
this place, formerly worked by Sangers, aud
will hereafter be prepared to furnish all orders
from that quarter.
N. Is. lie will also furnish for buildings.
Cups, Sis, Pillars, Pihasys, and Columns, su.
pcria' TO any heretofore used.
January 2S, lSiS, Is, CORRlGAS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Preserving Buiter.-The farmers
in the parish of Udncy in the coun.
ty of Aberdeen, practice the follow
ing method of curing their butter,
which gives it a great superiority a.
bove that of their neig hbors.
Take two parts of the best com
mon salt, one part Of sugar, and one
part of saltpetre, head them up to-
gether, and blend the whole COM
pletcly take one ounce of this com
position for sixteen ounces OF butter
work i. well into mass and close il
up for use. ., -.
The butter cured with this mix
ture appears of a rich marrowy con-
sistence, and fine color, and never
acquires a brittle hardness, nor tastes
salty.
DR.. Anderson says, 81 have ca,
butter cured with the above compo-
sition, that has kept three years ano
it was as sweet as at first" But i
must be noted, that butter thus GU
red require. to stand three weeks o.
a month before it is to be used if i
be sooner opened, the salts are moi
sufficiently blended with it; and
sometimes the GOODNESS of the nitrs
will then be perceived. which al
WAYS totally disappears afterwards.
The above is worthy the attention
of every dairy woman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

USEFUL REcIPE.-MoW 10 make a
dogge Made, or a Made dogge.--
Take we dogge, noe mattere qhatte
kynde, s. appende to his tayle Gu
linarie utensille. Theme start
him, & throwe brickes & stones &
clubbes aitere him. If yere be anie
dowtes Of We etiicacie of this, frye it
onne yrself, & see if you do not get
madde speedilie.-( From an Old
and scarce treatise.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Scratches and Cholic in Horses.
Mr.. Editor,-I have never tailed
TO cure the worst cases of cholic, by
dren ching the horse with about hall
apint ofgood hop yeast. The yeast
may be diluted with an equal guam
tity Of warm water. And a hall
pound of gunpowder we'll mixed with
about the same weight Of hogs lard,
will cure the scratches. Wash the
part clean with soapsuds, and rub in
the mixture several times daily for a
few days. I have applied it as q
psultice, by tying on with strip o.
cloth. Southern Planter. TIT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

A correspondent Of the Michigan
Farmer recommends the use of Sun
Flower seed as food for poultry. 1t
Is sowed in drills three feet apart
The writer states that he raised sew
en- and half bushels on one eighth
OF an acre.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

Pumpkins are richer than turnips
and make better beef. Now save
the seeds of the sweetest and fairest
to plant next year. Thanksgiving
is not we'll kept in New England
without asupply afpumpkins. Pies
from pumpkins are less dangerous
than pies Of minced meat and raisins.
--Pioughman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

\ NE now awaiting PufcnnecTs At my Farm
N and Nursery, on the ptsi side Of For RI.
rer, near Dayton, and five miles northeast OF
OuaSa. They consist Of nearly
500 Varieties OF Apple.
And a great yarici; OF Pears, Plumhs, and Cher.
rics, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular and ap-
proved Ncrseries in the Union, embracing near
ly all the standing varieties in the eastern and
southern states, the fruit Of which il is confident.
ly believed, cannot fail 10 suit the most delicate
and 'ciinei palates.
The subscriber assn mes with confidence that
he has the greatest raiefy and most splendid as.
So,fmem to bs found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from to 3 years Of age, and ranging
from 3 to I feet in height, and well propcriioncJ
II ia believed that the iamentablc remissnes-
m the part OF farmers, every where observable
IN planting fruit ,focs, is mostly attributable TO
The almost total failure, in most cases, where
trees have been tansplantcd from q distance,
and the ibrous roots IN which the tree relies for
i,s nuirimont have become dead from too lang
EXPOSURE to dry air or severe frosts after taking
them up, either Of which Ia la.al to ito growth,
But these cmbairossmcnts no longer exist. The
farmer can now he supplied in his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes. grown
in the same soi and climate in which they are
to he transplin,cd.
II the trees aro taken up in the spring, i,
should be done soon ailct the frost 10 out of the
ground-at all events, before the leof begins To
pu, forth. IF taken up in the fall, they should
be buried until spring.
Apple t'ccs =, tho Nursery l:3 cents; all 9th.
er kinds. rs cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Feb. 10, lsis-iy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

From careful examination Of the
reports Of the different markets, we
see little or no change in the prices
Of produce except -four, which is
somewhat on the decline.
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POOR MANS OINTMENT,
ONLY TWENTY CENTS \ BOX!

TheBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
mentS. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT,
That Ia, ever been used. For opeuing the
pores of the flesh, and promoting in-,usIuic per.
swratiou--utsupa>.cd 10y any other oinlmru.
before the public. Tie greatest vstiubde Mt,d
ciuni Girjnfs are Ihcre combined, aud II meter
cot Ll. fnl,l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28

J'iiE subscriber has jus; re-
L .eiNed nj his store one door
NORTH of the Mansion House,
tfrOm Nae York and 81. Lui, J
a large and fresh supply ul the
above named aIu,lts, together
with most cycry variety OF arII.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
AallSgA10lAla

Haiue orh0rganie Mdnnres.-Mr'
Hcrsford, correspondent Of the AL
bany Cultivator, says:
"in the spring preceding my ar
rival at Giessen, Prof. Liebig plan
ted some grape scions under the win,
dows of the laboratory. He fed
them, il may use the expression,
rpon the ashes of the grape vine, or
upon the proper inorganic food oil
the grape, as shown by analysis OF
its ashes The growth has been e.
normous /; and several of the vines
bore large clusters Of grapes IN the
course of the season. Indeed, l
know not but all, as my attention
was particularly drawn to them only
since the fruit has been gathered
The soil, otherwise, is little better
than a pavement.-a kind oil hne
gravel, in which scarcely any thing
takes root was shown spots OF
wheat, in different stages oil their
Growth. that had been fed varionsly
some upon the inorganic matters
they needed-others had merely sha-
red the tribute Of the general soil.
The result in numbers don't yet
know, but in appearance no one
could be at loss as to what might
be expected
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
NJ A NSION HOUSE


MIN n 10 T. VT Tt I.---VIIHW1, III
ME undersigned has purchased the above
l. House, and repaired and furnished il Ia
proper manner for iint rate Hotel. 1t is siiua.
ted Directly in front Of the Court House, md is
convenient for all these having business conncc-
ted with the public Offices; and is in the ceo,re
# the business part of the town. The Stage Of.
flee for the different routes is kept at this house.
The house is large and roomy, and is capable
of accommodating all those who may favor him
with a call. Attached to the house is a comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience Of
the business, aud unremil,ed c1ertions to please,
he hopes TO receive liberal share of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, lsi7. r. THORN
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South Ottawa Cemetery.

VNHE subscriber will sell lotsin the South OF.
i tawa Cemetery until the LIST Of December
Isi7 for 50 each, after which an additional, price
will be charged in proportion TO the improv mcnls
made. TNOS. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa, nov II, ISi7, 39,I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
4 PEHMANEMT CURE

For Cuts, Burns, ScaldS, Chapel Hands and
Lips, Chlblains, Eruptious, Scratches, sur.
faces, sore Nipples, Boils, Ulcers, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Cords, Rheuma-
tie Affection, sore Throat. Cold in the Head,
TightneSs in the Chest, Callused FLESH, in
fact every disease VI the Flesh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
illcoirincs.
DRUGS 4 MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Paints. OILS. Furnishes,
Puify, Uindoc Glass, Dye Sfg0s,
BRUSHES. Books, Conitctionaries,
Fruit, Nuis, Hines and Braaiies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
An Efficient Remedy.

The pruprIotnrs wish the pubic u dI,tlnc tIy
understand before they buy il, that the PooW
Mass OI>TME>r .. not intended 10 cure every
disease, but II will effect
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-28
Marble and stone Yard.

n LYONS would inform the Inhabitants of
D.Ouswa and surrounding country that be
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa. on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable Nhere he will he able to fur.
nlsh to order tomb stones, monuments. tables or
any other article IN bis line OF business.
Ottawa. sept. IL lSiT.
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Poor Mans Ointment,

Is not got up TO deceive the public tor the put.
pose Of making money, but to benefit mankind
Aud we only ask the people TO give 1t fair al nd
Impartial itlal. II wont cure every disease hut
whO, !, docs cure Il cured ,ilcc,ually. Mothers
have It in the house always, tina, 1t may be iu'
SANITY applied IN case the children are hurt
lie prepared, for We know no, at what momcn'
an accident may happen,
For sale by G. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa,
"a h,lcs iir and Rc'ail Agent
BUTLER \ Co. Sole rroprictors, Chicago
Fcb.t, isi7.-iy.