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Large Bot,ios-OnIy One Dollar.

nl all dneAs of that Ii may be rrie upon when
NJ Intelligent physician ha. abandoned his pa,entand fo'
hcsc distressing dseasss especially pRoPsy tbs propsi.
'or would earnestly aud honestly recommend 1t. At it,
present II easily obtained by ALL and the tal will prove
he article TO be the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31

ADVANCES OF DRILLING IN WHEAT.
-. a saving of seed. Five pecks of
wheat drilled in is equal TO two bu-
shells Sowed broad cast; every kerr
nal is nearly covered at the uniform
depth.
2. A saving Of labor. Any person
that can manage a team can com
plete, in the neatest manner, from
ten to fifteen acres per day.
8. An increase of crop. Small
ridges of earth are left between the
rows Of wheat--which, by the action
Of the frost, slides down and covers
the ROOTS, thereby preventing winter
Killing Light and heat are admit
3ed bstwcen the rows, and prevent
hry by rust. A vigorous growth
ivsn to the young plant, and its
eition in a constantly moist place,
2svsnts drought.
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HUNGARIAN California. Mexican Leghom
j ] China pearl straw, and palm ealhnl. mems
'oys,and chlIdrcn'scaps, Tor sale cheOp,by
may 3, Lp SANGER g. co.
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The Knox Insurance Company
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
GApfVtE, sTO5T~ 5000 600,

ore, on Water STREET. in Vi'e's Brick Rp,'
ImcsHncS, Ia.
THIS Company having been duly organized and
| ten pet cent paid n ON the carl'a! stock sub
Srri1ci, and the bl.1ucc secured by mortgage on
Rra. estate and hy personal guarantee arr now pre-.
pared 10 effect Insurance against loss or Dana *
by Fire, ON Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery
Manufactures aui uIl description of property; also,
Merchandise, and Produce iu the coul-c oi inland
transportation, the risk OF the seas, &c, x. also,
the hus OF steamboats,, and other vessels, aud upon
the lives ot individuals going 10 CalHnmi1, The
rates OF premium VIII be Is ,sw as those OF any OH
ther responsible company
Al losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
Thu stock oilhc company b. hrldeulE,.y 900 the west,
and cunuoiirthy western men, aud IN no way coli
UcctcL with Now York
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The Wool Trade.

There is, unqnestionably, great
deal moro capital invested in this
branch Of industry than formerly
throughout the West, and the pres
ent years clip will exceed, by sevc.
raj hundred thousand pounds, that Of
the last; but we are not prepared to
say that this increase of the materi-
al is not fully counterbalanced by an
enlarged demand and the falling off
in the clip of the eastern wool grow
in districts.
In the states of Indiana and Mich
igan, as appears by the census just
taken, the increase for the year has
been as follows:
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Notice

4 : hereby given to the unknown owners Of the
l following described real estate, that at a sale
oi lands tor the taxes thereon, due the county Of
la Sale and state OF luus tor ihr year ISIS, held
al the c0ur, house IN Ottawa IN said county on the
2GJh day OF July, lNig, | purchased the following
lIacts of land 10 VII.
- acres Oh ucl sec u town - range east
- vii nwq' ,! b ira,l.
The time OF redemption OF said lands WI. expire
two years from said date OF purchase.
may Ui-iO-s ErIFN PEhry.
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DREARERS, IL, II, Is and l6nches.
- do made to order, 70 to - in with
rod mould loards. Steel land side and iron land
side, ~ aud Il inches Corn plows, single and don.
Bile shovel plow.. Iron wheels for hrrakprs-- iol
sale bv april 20. i G.. NArriNsgR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31

tNLOuR manufactured from the best winter
j wheat in store aud for sale waunnted Mt the
warehouse OF mar lcuN I. loHSsroy
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Cure FOR A BELLow,ED HoRsr.-
A few weeks since, being overtaken
by severe thunder storm on my
way home, took refuge under a
shelter, where were assembled seve-
raj gentlemen from the same cause,
One Of the gentlemen thus accost-
ed me
"Why do YOU not cure your horse
OF the bellows ?"
"For the very reason that | can
not" replied.
swell, stranger, said he, "when |
am at home cure all such cases and
warrant them, at ten dollars head /;
but as ! am a long way from home,
and your horse is valuable one, |
will tell you how you can cure him
effectually in few days. In the
first place." says he, give your
horse salts in his water for three
mornings in succession; after that,
pound up piece of blue stone about
the size OF chinquepin, and mix it
with wet meal; give him the same
for ten consecutive mornings, feed
ing rather lightly for those ten days ;
and, if he is not well at the end of
the ten days, / will give you my
head"
have tried the remedy, and it has
wrought perfect cure and now
give it to the readers of the Enquir-
er, that they may save their ten dol
lars too.--Columbus Enquirer.
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Machinists and Millers,
Eciting, Steam Packing, water

DATENr Stretched Leather Betting, received
L Premium m New York Nuicanifcd Rub
her Bcung, twill not s,retch,) for elevators; aud
open Belts n superior article Rubber Hose,
Tor conducting water; superior to any other. Rub
Der Packing ins, ,uperceding every thing else
for making steam Joints
Mil stones, Boiling cloths, and Mill materials in
general
dLSO-Todi's improved Portable Mill
IRON PROOF STAFFS,
One ofwhch every Merchant Mil should have
St LOUIS, III MAN street,
Feb l. C. C Tom.
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Itnpts aud sl,ocs

CPLENDlD stock of boys calf Kip, seal and
= coarse boots and shoes Ladies aud misses
hoo,ccs, hid slps silk and prnrn gniiets, and OK.
Nav 2, 1850 a.. \ SANarH e. cn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31

SUlIABl,Itor thrc-MnG aud hatyeslingmachlncs
and all othcrmachlnery, tor sale 10y
Ottawa mara ". HASKELL.
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Giica1o advertisements.
Blank Books

LIVERY variety OF BLANK BOOKS. tor MGR
u chants, iorNarlcIs, Shippers, farmers mechaE-
les .or sale cheap, by a. II. <. & BuNLgN,
april IS Ice Lakr Street, Chicago.
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TO 'ElIE. LADIES.
Choice Family Flour

SUTTON & Fyic have ust received = beautiful
y assortment, olctewcl, Berlin wool y also, sam
arcanyas mar l.
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tllc0iGiucs.

ttlc0iclncS.
Price Reduced!
NAUGHN'S
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE.
Large BOTTLES only One Dollar.
The Proprietor OF the Grat Amecan Remedy "vAsons's
vrogrABlE LrHo>rSwrIe MiKrrEs" induced by Tho
sgenI solicitations OF his Agent. Throughout tho UIsd
States and Canada has now
Reduced the Price
ii his popular anil well known stcle .aG from TIT. d,c
sonccloHh, he viii put up but siaS oaly- guam
sOtll,s.-tl,r retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The pubic may net assured that The character Of tho N,
sRc. It, strength, aad curative prOprsi'e. WILL REs,iS
cSenANoEp, and the will be bestowed pro-
paring It As heretofore.
A. this maeine, under IL reduced price, wsl be purchased
those wo have not hitherto made lhsm,ev. acquainted
sh IL virtues, the proprietor would brg Intimate that hs
article to be ca,r with the oil Remedies
Of the day" claim, 10, itself greater Asans poser,
~ hscIiss, hIG any ottsr preparation be,a,s the
sorli and la, sustained itself for eight by II. superior
medical virtues, and, until this red elton, commanded doubs
he price OF any other article IN this hne
N0TlcE PAWItCuLARLy, THIS article acts WIN great hck.
~ power and certainty upon the
Blood Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
md all other orssa upon the proper acsn OF which life and
aeah deprhd.
This me,lls,as has Justly high r.pate Sn.dy fos
Dropsy and Gravel.
nl all diseases of that Ii may be relied upon when
NJ Intelligent physician has abandoned his paent.and o'
hcsc distressing diseases especially pRoPsy. tbs propsi.
'or would earnestly and honestly recommend H. At Its
easily obtained ALL and the tal Will prove
ne article TO be the
Cheapest Medicine In the World.
w Please as Tor pamphIstshs agent. give them away:
Asy contain OF rseeip Tin addition full
medical matier valuable Tor household purpo,e and which
~ll save many dolab per year 10 practical hoassko.psn
These receipt, introduced make the book Of great
value aside from character advertising medium ZOE
Inc medicine the testimony IN favor OF which. In the form Of
from all parts OF the 10 relied spon.
tY-"Vaughn's Vegetable Lilhontnple Mltur tho
Great American Remedy for sale in quart bottles at 81
zach small bottles " No small bottles viii DO
r-ueI alsr the presSn, stock disposed VI.
Pnuei1al Office, Buffalo, N. Y, NJ Main Street.
q, {. VAUGHN.
BAH letter, (sIeeptins FROM agents and dealers with
whom he busas.) b. post paid stsnuoa
vii Be given to them.
sold 10y a. Il. Cooley Ia Sale; 5 G.. Smith,
Peru; :. j. Smith Newark PA. Hall, Aurora ;,
j. T. lol'ruoE IamoIll.
Wholesale and retail, 10y Alcott, McKcsson, &
Co, No l2i Maiden Lane y Y Cir, Sears IL
Bay Chicago; Walker Il llicklmg Ottawa; IL.
ilahy.lyy N Co., 81 Louis
HUNTER d CAVARLY. Ottawa.
j. b FAUSuNL Travelling Agent
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Silks.

Black Italian Gro de- Swiss Gro dc Rhine SILK,
Rich Brocadc and Chameleon silks.
Turks Satin, Bonnie, silks aud sa,,ne.
J.. 7. SANGER & Co.
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Dayton Woollen Factory.

YTllE above Factory has now been in successful
! operation tor eight years past, and the under
~isurd dcrm 10 unnecessary to make any promises
or pledges lor their good conduct or liberal bargains,
aud would merely -ay, that they have good assert.
mrul OF Fuilcd Clothes.
Cashmere SaiiincH, Trrcd, JcaHs, UITd Times,
FliHHsls of rIri0Ys kndS, NialDiS, BidHkcfs,
and Stocking Yarn, d1ubic and Trusted,
And will have, by the time the new clip comes of,
anrgrr stock Of goods than they have eyrTbeiore Of
tered; aud they are getting on another -,t OF ma
chucry, 10y the middle of May next Of tie best
and most improved kind, which will enable lhru to
turn ont double the number at yards that ,hry have
ever done before, aud they now feel confident in
saying to wool growers, farmers, aud merchants.
lha, their wants can be fully supplied on the most
reasonable terms ia exchange for wool or cash.
CardiHg and Spinning.
They wall card spnand rcclal IL cents per pound
IN lots OF 31lbs or over.
Custom CardiBg al J cents per poupR
They have TWO scls1i Cards expressly tor country
work, which will be fitted up in good order, aud il
wool j put up IN proper condition, they will warrant
their work to give satisfaction, Persons coming
from distance who may have to stop over night,
shall be to no expense.
CLOTH DRESSING
VIII he done az the usual price and in the best mnn.
ncr, and warranted to give satisfaction as none but
the best workmcn are employed
WOOL Wheat, Com, Lard, and Soap will he Ia .
ken pay tot work. J. &. u. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, April 81, lsjo-3gH
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ro NssIl%yRsG.sys.

NllE American Miller. and Millwrsht's As
sistan,, a new book designed 10 all auI iu-
struct all who aTe engaged in milling.
Il treats ollhc best plans fer TIE construction anil
use ofm dams water wheels, mill stones. nuii Vlyh,
bo.ting apparatus, boiling cloths, ", ui steam o.
well rs waierpswer, on the packing and Inspection
OF flour, together with MI necessary aud useful ;
formation for miller, and -four dealers. 10 which Is
added an Article ~ III construction o' saw mills
pric" s -. For sale by A. II. 4 c. BrRLry.
ann. % ~ Lake Street
THE Old Red Saaisfoue-Or new walks in am
! oil field. bv the authug OF the Font Prints Of
The Crcai0r' for sale at INPrl2l hjRLEiN
rTuE LOHGNEIrE Or statues o. jas 11r4
l by an eperI s0ers Isl and 2iScr.Cs 'Dg sale 40
upJH % BtELEl y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
TOBACCO,

"A BOXES of superior plug Tobacco o 'liilrrcn
Nv qualities; Fine cut chewing aud smoking, IN
pcrsand bulk constantly on hand aud for sale 10y
dec22 lncKwoup.
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Nat'eSuN g AIeotuAl
CBNUISSlNy 4 rOHV ANIME MERCHANTS
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William l,HuJu- iu-.nurt
Ni.,rr- Nlursru \ buUurf hIfrt
Walker * licking. yfH1s
". II. W. eastman. ESQ
Isaac Hardy, Es4.. L. SAFE.
II. l.. iloa-a,
Jane, puuap. E.j Irrtorrrs...
N->st-. lur'rulu> J.i tt.Nn.a, Ir1y.u,
IHc.F~ and buU.au4,
iyn. Thomas Iwt,
Nus,r> hmaucr Go N1c ioyE,
David LeaN'lt, tsg.
Nrs,lS SvyaaW SHge X Co. '
Corning Homer 4 Co, ibaHy
\ J. Williams. h-g, tirH,
Mes, kimberly. tr1se Co, E"|a"
,a} and y ru. ''
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h"laaui Bishop. t.rcnF1h,
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Guntcr & GauarIn, prunoists,

HAVING been appointed ag"n,s for the sale OF
ON hand at their drug store, east side at the court
house square, ana three doors north OIL the Mansion
House, IN oulwn, Illinois
Dr. FITCH'S Guide Book 10 lnyalids and dirrc-
tons Utpromotiug health, and Instructions to moth
rrs, in the management of children, may be had
gIntmiousy 10y calling at the above store. Ii Is an
extremely valuable book. Aug. lO-l.
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TUE snhScrbcr has on hand suprriinc Flour, from
Leonard 4 Eaton's mllls, pat up expressly Tor
nmlly use. Warranted good--subcct TO be sctutn-
3D. Ottawa. mar g. /, THoMP>oN
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Horse Shooting

nONE at Z. Bamard's shop, superintendent by
- JoHS IlooPtE.
No hcg Pric,s at this shop Horses shod new
in the best manner, at 81 -. Wagon making con.
tnucd at the same place, as usual. Old friends aud
customer, and new, are invited to cal aud leave
their orders dec1 4. BARNARD.
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Hardware, Iron, Nails

TIN, SliEEI-lRON, AND UPPER WARE.
w Ear now 5cGry gf,I sIarscs, and be-.
for sale m this market Our stock OF
stoves comprises every variety OF the late improved
patterns to be found IN the Eastern or western mar.
ket among which arr the Queen Of The Praric -
double oven air-tight cooking stove, manufactured
at the Phoenix Furnace, Chicago also tle PHicdu
air-light made hy $. II. Ransom g. Co. Albany;
either ot which stoves tOrctpuoWy al lucl orCuuyc-
nirpce in cooking are not surpassed nv any stove in
use. We can furnish EXTRA PLATES 10 either
olhcm to order to replace any TINT may burn out,
aud Ne Vi| irdrrInt the stove to work well in all
eases when properly putup.
We havralSn tour sizes Oft the Premium ndlhrec
sizes Eeraisd DreH cook stoves, together with eye
~ variety Of alrlgh paror plate and box stoves at
prices ID suit purchasers.
We Hc prepared to fit ont stoves with Pipe aud
fixtures NJ The shortest notice. iisD,
Heavy aud Shelf Hardware,
BiIcksniibs, Carpenters, ant Cocpsrs' Tools
H0Uss Trimmings, Sc &c.
In short every thing pertaining 10 the Hardware
trade, which We willse for ready pay at prices that
cannot tail to give satisfaction.
Job wp,t done to order
Ottawa sep liAg JOHN MANLEY & Co.
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Siadden'S Mill.
Please Read CHS.
Notice.

DEER skins dressed, oil dress, on reasonable
- terms by wp2i T. THoRv
n GOD shir,iugs-low at
VI ian !. S"rrnH 4 fyFE'a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29

Two other gentlemen occupied the rail
way carriage, which, on a dusty day il
December, was conveying Us ,oware
Grayesend, ria Blackwell. One wore spec
taces, bs the aid oi shich he WIS prrusinl
small pocket edition of his favorto au
thor. No sound escaped his lips; vet, hi,
under. Jaw and his disengaged hand moved
with the solemn regularity Of an orator
emitting periods of tremendous cnphonv
Presently, his delight exploded in lone
shatting np of The book and an enthusiastic
appeal 10 us in favor OF the writings Of DR.
Samuel Johnson
'What, for example, can be finer, gentle
men, ,han his account Of the origin Of glass
making in which. being dry ssiter, take
particular interest Let me read the pas
sage 10 vou!'
Bot the noise Of the train -
'Str, can drown TINT
The tone in which The JGhnsoniaa sSir
was lei of, left no doubt Of it. Though &
small man, the reader was what his favor,
lie writer would have denomlnated a Stem,
tor, and what the modern school would ca
Sumner. When he reopeued the buot
and began To read, the words smote lb,
ear, as If they had been shot ont Of III,
mouth OF a cannon. To give additional ef
feet tothe rounded periods of his author. he
waved his arm in the mir at each turn of ;
sentence. AS if il had been circular saw
'Nho,' be recised, when he saw the frs
IA . 81 I.,s,
neat, melted into meialline form. rugged
with eXcrescenses, aud clouded with mpu
rites, wonld have imagined, that in thi-
shapeless lump lay concealed 50 many con.
'en'ences ot lie, as would ia time consti
tute great part Of the happiness of The
world! Yet BY such fnrtuitous 'iqueiac.
tIon was mankind taught to procure a bod,
at once IN high degree solid and trans
parent, which might admit The light of ihe
sun, and exclude the violence of the wind
winch might extend the sight o! the philos-
opher 10 new ranges OF existence, and
charm hlm at one time with the unb lunded
extent Of the material creation, and at an
DINER with the endless subordination of an
maj lie; and, what is yet of more jmpor
lance, might supply the decays OF nature,
and and snccor old age with subsidiary sight.
ih'ls was the frs, ar,ifcer in glass empay-
ed, though without his own knowledge or
expectation. He was facilitating and pro-
longing the enjoyment of light, enlargine
the avenues ofscience, and comforting the
highes, and most lasting pleasures; he was
enabling the student 10 contemplate pa-
ture, and tho beauty to behold herself
This passion for '
'Backwall, gents! Blackwell, ladies' !!
Boat for Gravesendn
We should, unqnesiionablv, have been
favored with the rest Of The ninth number
Of the Rambler Gn which the foregoing
passage occurs,) but for these announce.
menis.
'There is one thing, however, said the
little man with the loud voice, as we walk.
ed from the platform 10 the pier, (which !
can NOT understand. What does the illus.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-05-29
SIMPLE, TOUCHING, BEiUInEL LINES,


Tur New England Diadem gives its reade,
the following beautiful stanzas, which were sne
ges,ed by hearing read an extract Of a letter ifol
Captain Chase, giving an account OF the sicknes
md death OF his brother-in-law, Mr.. Brown o.
N, who died on his passage to California. w
ave seldom met with anything SO painfully ID
eTesting 70 every line; and it will be read wit
eary eyes" b. many who have lost brother.
athers, husbands, or sons, on their way to, O
fier having reached, the land Of gold and q
raves:
Lay up nearer, brother, nearer,
For my limbs are growing cold;
And 'hy presence seemeth dearer,
When thy arms around me fold:
am dying, brother, diving;
Soon you'll miss me in your berth,
For my torn will soon be lying
Meath the oceans bIiny surf
Hearken TO me, brother, hearken;
have something would say,
Ere the vail my vision daIken,
And 90 from hence away.
am going surely, going,
But my hope Ill God is strong;
am willing, brother, knowing
That He doeth nothing wrong.
Tell my father, when yon greet him,
That IN death prayed tor him;
Prayed that ! may one day meet hin,
In world that's irae from sin.
Tell my mother, (God assis, her,
Now that she is growing old,)
Say her child would glad have kissed her.
When his lips grew pale and cold.
Listen, brother. catch each whisper.
> rs my wife I'd speak OF now;
Tell, oh tell her, how | missed her,
When the fever burned my brow;
Tell her, brother, closely listen,
Don't forget single word,
That 10 death my e4es did ri stem,
With the tears her memory stirred.
Tell her she must kiss my children,
Ike The kiss last impressed:
Holt them as when last | held them,
Folded closely 70 my breast;
Give hem EARL. to their Maker,
Putting all tier trust in God,
And He never VIII forsaae her,
For He's said so 10 Ills Word.
0 nv children! Heaven bless them.
They we're all my life 10 me:
Would ! could ance more cares. them,
Ere sink benea h The sea-
Twas ior them crossed the ocean.
what my hopes We're I'll not tell:
Bai have gained an urphan'> portion,
let He doeth all things well.
Tell my sisters remember
Every kindly parting word,
Aud my heart has been K eet tender,
Be- the thoughts their mem'rY St rred;
Tell them | nefer reached he haven
Where sought The '.precio IS dasf.n
BGt have gained pou called Heaven,
Where the gold will never rust.
Urge them II secure an entrance.
For thet'ti fnd their brother there;
Faith Ia lesus, aud repentance,
vii secure for each a share
Hatk! hear M Savior, speaking,
Ills, kaow his voice 30 well:
When am gone, oh don't be weeping:
Brother. here's my last farewell!