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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03


REMAINING in the Post Office, Ottawa April
lst 1859
Alexander T ElnonS K B Ninri John
Allen Charles FoEel Luciu' Mccormick Jno
Austin Juliet Fleming CaptW Marsh Mrs l.
Austin FreomanFunum T. j Mccall Bd
Austin Orrn Faruum A Miller Mary
Brusc Jas Forrest Mary McLaughlinMrt
Bernard Martin Funk Abrh Morse $ uah
Bhhc,lcc 4 G Funk Christ Mccarthy Denis
Baldwin Frank Galloway Mrs AMolyn Pat
Bowen lhos Green Gil McGmlh Cath
Bennett Poitus Greenlcss Marc Neary Ed
Bramcr julia Gilbert Susan Nurse NeNhell
Butler James Glen Mrs Jane o Brian Dennis
Barclay Saml Hayes John OConnor Fat
Bnrns Michi . Hyuds Michl O'Conuor John
Boutell James Ncnnesscy Jas OConnor Danl
Baker Ransom Ilannahan Jas Pierce IS
Bailey j O. Hodgson MissA Pearson Aven2
Brady John llaley Jcuathn parish Henry
Brfogle Danl Hall Mr. Parker j A
Clark Jas Hobbs d II Rugar Harlow
Coldwel y Harris Mrs NJ. Ross A 7
Galloway Jos Herbcr, Pat Rhoades Mrs o
Clark Francis Hayward NJ Rogers Noah
Cady HE Holcomb Chcs. Reynolds y Z
Crawford John Horner Robt Rush Fred
Cunningham J SIIunt VIM Rosdale Ova2
Coggshall D L johnson WE Ress W p
Craig Benz Kelly MR2 Roberts Hugh
CLARK Kzor James Robinson Cath
Castelow Michl King Adam Rooney Mrs A
Conner Dunl Kelley Joseph Reed Mrs Chs
Chaplin Clara kenncy Eliz Sage Seth
Carey Mchl kaum II + Smith ZenM
Cornell A q Heating Miss L Tilotson Chan
Copplis Jas Kellogg G. W 2rumbo Abr
Clifford Mary Lewis VIM Wade Jas
Caveuaugh Chr Leck d NJ White Jas So
Corcoran This McCullic o Wolfe Maurice
Corlc Mrs Jane Mel ntyrc Jas Wyman Jos
Danelson c NcKernan Jas Wolfe John
DENIM d Maxon David Warren Geo
Donohugh Jno 2McKree All Webster Allen
Dugan Henry Miller Peter Walker Frank
Everhart Aaron WIN. D. GIBSON, p. NJ.
Circulars and drop letters not advertised.
Persons calling for any Of the above Letters
will please give the date Of tho list.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

We are authorized to announce ALERT + Dow
"a u candidate for the office OF Collector Of the
town OF Ottawa at thrapproachug election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
Our friend c. A. Fisher. at lie Farmers, store.

Our friend C \. Fisher, at the Farmers store,
it will he observed by glance a, our nav adver
t,emcnt has just received the first n'o stock OF
the season a; Ottawa, aud will be happy to show
his goods, whether YOU buy or not, Under his
management the Farmers" has become one Of
the most popular establishments in town, and it
i, clear there must be some merit where there is
So much popularity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

CArtuRE o. CAGAvAJAi--Letters were rccciy.
ed a, New Orleans from the Rio Grandc. which
state, that CaavojNl had been captured by Col.
Harvey.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

CLOTHING MIR " Kohn at the old stand Of
Kohn Il NandlebAum, Redlck', block has lust re.
ceived such stock Of spring clothing as must
utterly rum the tailoring business hereabouts for
the coming season, for such goods such ruinou,.
~ low prices have never been exhibited in this
market within the memory Of the Oldest inhnb
tant-"ll Of which can be readily verified by call
ing and examining for yourselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
SIGuT EXCHANGE

ON New York in sums to SUIT purchasers Tor sale
by now NORRIS 4 FrWrF.
Money also RENTED through Grnncll Mnwm
& Co, New York, to any part Of Europe. at the
lowest rates,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

MAINE Law IN Wiacossis-A committee Of the
Wisconsin Legislature have made rcpor, ad.
verse to the Maine Law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

TEMPERANCE lrcrtRE-Thc Rev GEO scuLos.
SIR will continue bj' remarks upon the subject Of
Temperance on Sabbath evening. the 4h INST, Al,
the Court House or Mechanics Hall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

MoErNuY AMONG GE>rRAIs-Withn five
years which have elapsed since the commence.
ment Of the Mexican war. no less than fourteen
American Generals have departed thi, life, viz:
Taylor, Worth, Gaines, Mason. Brady. Kearney.
llamer, Hopping, Belknap Duncan, Crogh4n,
Brooks, Arbucble and Whiting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

4 Nav BASR-Wc are Informed that nrranSe.
meuts have been made flr Tho establishment Of n
bank. under the General Banking Law, at Spring
field, Ill, 10y the House of L W Clark 4 b 9th
ers, The institution will he under the manage
ment, We are informed, Of Mr. Y. RlDGlEY. favor
ably known as man Of great business tact, hon.
csty, and experience in this department Of bust
ness Louis RP,
An hone st banker, He must be q curiosity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

DIED-On the 3Oth Of March, oi lung fever
GEORGE T., youngest son Of Gilbert L. Il jeanette
f. Thompson, aged five months and twenty SIX
lAvs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
First Arrival of the Season
OF NEW SPRING GOODS At THE
f a r m c rs Store
Charles A. Fisher

VUUTVVN y. EI>NCT
Twas Just received heavy part ol his Spring
/ and Summer stock, consisting OF
DRY G. DDS,
Groceries, Hariware, CrockerH Boots and Shoes,
dc, de-. dc.
which the public wanting to purchase goods CHEAF
ire invited 10 rnll and examine Ami g.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
SIEIIT ENIuANGE

OnNcw York, orany partot England Ireland,
Scotland or Wales, lu sums TO suit purchasers tor
sa.eby npr. Sly VI H. SWIFT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

OFFICE ILLINOIS tINrEAI RNLEukp.}
Sew urh, March ID ,l-52
SEALLD PROPOSALS WI.I be received al
- ,Hr Office % the Chief Engineer. Iu the rriy ot
chicago, Illinois, tor the GTadiru lI,s.g.gy
HudslHg, md SuJ,JShUciurc. or rlihrr of iI,,u,.
with ct without materials on the following nlyI,.
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Second Division from Big Muddy Rly-
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SNiu Division, tom Bloomington to the
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

CLAY son FiLimosr. Mr.. Clay has written n
letter, dated New York March 10Th, in which he
expresses preference for Mr.. Fillmore for the
Presidency. Speaking Of the opposing whig
candidates for nomination, he saws:
They might possibly administer the govern.
ment as wei. Mr.. Fillmore has done but ueith.
er Of them have been tried He has been tried
in the elevated position he now holds and |
think prudence and wisdom should restrain u,
from masking any change without a necessity for
It. The existence Of which DO not perceive
Notwithstanding this ,,td,e Of Nj CLAY, it is
quite apparent, from present political indications
that Mr. Seward backed by the Rural Districts, A."
Of New York, will Yet "TRIP up" Mr. Fillmore in
the wing national convention, with the embossed
coat gilt buttons, and p'umed chapeau Of Gen.
Scott Fillmore, linked to Gen Taylor, whipped
the Sewarii'es, at the last presidential election,
slick and clean; but it Is now pretty certain that
Seward VII! have the tables TUNED upon him at
the next regardless Of the wishes Of Mr. Clay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

SERVED HIM MGHr-lwo married ladies in
81 Loul-, lately caught a young man in the
stree, and gave him severe cowhtirg. They
charged him with eu,jcng their husbands away
nom home nights, and taking them to doubtful
places. They should have concluded the pcrfor.
nance by ihr4shiug their husbands for being led
astrav.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

Thomas Moore, the poet. diod a, Superior Cot.
tasc, on the 9th Of February aged 70 years,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03
Trustee sale.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
i IA certain deed OF trust executed by William
Jack, to me, bearing date the 2lsi day Of Deem
Der 1912 and which deed of trust is recorded in
the recorders office OF tn. county OF Lasailc, and
state o Illinois, in book No 10, Of deeds, page $40
$50, 3Sl and 3S2, and which deed of trust, above
named, was given TO secure the payment Of GER
tain note named in said deed Of trust, and of even
date herewith, and executed by the said William
Jack and made payablet to James d Sherman or or.
der, three months after date, for the sum Of three
hundred dollars and interest; and default having
been made in the payment of said note, shall on
Saturday the 9th day OF April, at - o'clock NJ, at
the cour, house door in the county ut Lasalle, state
of illinois, sell all the right. le claim, aud inter.
est OF said lack, in and TO the south half Of the
soh east quarter of section seventeen 10 in town.
ship No. thirty six 1866 north range No. one a.
east OF the pronclpal meridian, containing eighty
dcres, situated in the county oi Lnsnlle, aforesaid,
as set forth in said deed Of trust The sale will be
pefemptory to the highest bidder tot cash
April 3.3t. BENJAMIN + BRooEfmLp.
IN the matter Of the application to sell real estate
OF ndtheb Ncary deceased.
Dl virtue Of n decretal order OF the county court
- Of Lnsalle county | shall. Os the ndmlnisltn.
trix OF Matthew Weary, deceased, sell at public
auction on the l7th day OF May next, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon at the door OF the court house in
Ottawa, the following described landsvn
VIII swq, sec 8, town % n,r2e, SPIN,
s swq' ii. 50 ".fse,S Pp@
All situated IN the county OF Lasalc and state OIL
lnois
Terms Of sale made known by application TO the
Administrative and nj the time and place OF sale,
Dated April ,, 1852 ALICE AnERs, Adm.
and DAVID AurRS, her husband
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-04-03

THIRTEEN MoSuMrSrs.-lt is proposed to cree,
thirteen monuments upon Independence Square,
in Philadelphia, commemorative Of the Old
Thirteen States, and Of the declaration Of indie.
pendence. The Massachusetts, legislature has
decided to send delegate to the convention to
be held in Philadelphia on the ith Of July, 1852,
for the purpose Of taking measures for the cree
ton of these monuments.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
The Illustri0us Farmer.

[Custis, in his g Recollections Of Gene
raj George Washington draws the follow
ing portrait of the illustrous farmer
Fancy to yourself fine noble looking
old cavalier, well mounted, sitting firm and
erect in his saddle, :he Fersonihcatlon OF
power, melowed yet not impaired by time,
the equipments of hi, steed all proper and
in perfect order, his clothes plain, and those
of gentleman, a broad brimmed hat, with
a small gold buckle in front, riding
switch cut from the forest, entirely unat-
tended; and thus you have Washington on
his farm, in his last days at Mt. Vernon
His ride on his extensive estate would
be from eight to fourteen miles he usually
moved at a moderate pace, passing through
his fields, and inspecting everything; but
when behind time, the most puustual Of
men, would display the horsemanship oi
his better days, and hard gallop bring
him up TO time, 50 that the sound of hi:
horses hoof and the FIRST dinner bell shouit
be heard together at quarter to thre'
o'clock.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Publishing the Laws.

The proposition to publish the laws in
the newspapers of the State, has been re-
jectcd in the House of Representatives,
If anything were wanting to destroy all
confidence in the wisdom and integrity of
the present legislature, this is enough,
They can vote $500 for champagne and
oysters for kossuth and themselves to feast
upon-they can appropriate money to
transport free negroes to Africa, and for
every other purpose where the principal
part is to be distributed among themselves
and their particular friends-no matter
how large the State debt Or how heavy the
burthens of the people; but when it i:
asked to make small appropriation tc
place the entire public acts before the peo
pie, at the earliest practicable moment, the
public treasure must be guarded with argus
eyed vigilance!
We want the ayes and nays upon thi.
question, aud if the list can be published
extensively, We will guarantee that bu
few of the latter will ever visit Harrisbur.
again, except at their own e.rpense.-Car
Jon Gazette
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

The appeal in the case Of the Comltb.
". the Bank Of Pa. was tried before hi.
Honor, Judge Pearson, last week. The
finding Of the jury was in compliance with
tho claim of Mr.. Treasurer Bickel-tbe
amount determined to be now due, under
the tax laws of commonwealth, il t36, ,697
40, and adjudgmsnt for this sum was en-
tered against the bank The whole sum
by 1856, will amount to about $l72. 600
For the final settlement of the disputed
points of law in the case, it will be removed
to the Supreme Court.-Ha,yisbnrg Key.
stone.
Ladies' toilette travelling sachsls have
come INTO use. They have nine compsr.
,Dents. for ribbons, Iaces, soap ,pins, powder,
brushes, hair pins, combs and nail brush.
&c. They are made of Brown holland
and are convenient and porable.
Illinois, The Democratic Conven,ion
OF Illinois have passed stson. resolution,
IN favor Of the Compromise, and also IL
favor OF Stephen A. Douglas for the Pres.
dency.
! Ayoung blood of Boston having beer
arrested By an 'lficer for ro,ing ,threaIen-,
10 tell his father
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Farmer and Artist.

"Of what use is all your studying and
YOUR books" said an honest farmer 10 an
ingenious artist. They don't make the
corn grow, nor produce vegetables for
market. Ny sam does more good with
his plough in one month, than you can do
with all your books and papers in one
year"
What plough does your son use ?" s'id
the artist, qnie;I...
"Why, he uses --s plough, to be
sure. lie can DO r.othing with any other.
By using THIS plough, We save half the
labor, and raise full three times as We did
with the old wooden concern"
The artist turned over one of his sheets
and showed the farmer the drawing Of his
much praised plough, saying with sinlls,
Il am the inventor Of your favorite plough,
and my name is -
The astonished farmer shook the artist
heartily by the hand, and invited him 10
call at the farm house, and make /. IN.
home as long as he lihed.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Agricultural Shows.

"a writer i'll the Ohio Cuitivator, dis
coQrsinc Oh the above subject, thus hits az
come Of the prominent benefits derived
from shows of this character:
l. BY stimulating US TO greater effort 10
obtain that knowledge which shall ensblc
Ii. to excel in the particular ocsupa.iaa
which wc have chosen. And this knowl
-lge may in measure be Obtained -
witnessing the skill Of others, and learning
,L.ir mode Of operation.
. By comparison Of our productions
with those Of others.
3. By comparing farm stock; every far
mcr desire. to keep the most profitable
kinds of cattle, sheep and hos; and how
can he know that ne has got them unless
lc compares with his neighbor. There nc
will see exhibited the best specimens Of ali
domestic animals, and if better than his
own, it will stimulate him to improvement.
t. By witnessing the different breeds OF
cattle, sheep, &c, and making himself ac-
quainteI with pcculiari'ics, he may be ena-
bled 10 protect himself against the impo-
sitions which are frequently practised upon
the ignorant farmer, under the name Of
Durham Cattle, or French Merino Sheep,
&c. How many of US have been wofully
Aumbugsed by these spectators, in eonse-
quence Of our ignorance, when We ought
to have known better.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

RAILROAD ITEMs.-Tbc Common Coun-
ell of Philadelphia passed the bill to loan
One Million of Dollars Getty bonGs) to the
Sunbury & Erie Road, but the measure
wa. rejected by the Select Council. a
reconsideration of the proposition is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated.
The Baltimore American Of last Satur-
day states that the movement in Baltimore
Is kept back by the delay on the part Of
the Legislature of Maryland to pass the
bill authorizing that City to advance its
credit to amount of Half Million of
Dollars. This bill has passed the Sen
ate, and We hope will pass the House
w,hou, delsy-and this done, the action
of the City will promptly follow"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
The Esar1ae eY.
Cdbbages.


The cabbage has lately been chemically
examined, IN consequence oi the failure
of The poiaioe, with view to lis substitution
for that root. Il is found TO be richer 10
muscle-:ornlIng mater than ANY crop we
grow. |. contains more tibrlu or gluten,
oi which substance the muscles are made,
aud hence is richer the material essential
10 the health, growth and strength OF the
animal wheat cnntaIus about IL per
cent. Of il, beans % per cent, but dried
cabbage contains from 30 10 40 per cent.
oi this all important material, ol when ihe
principal mass OF The animal structure Is
built.
An acre Of good land will produce 40
tons of cabbage one acre Of ~ tons OF
drum head cabbage viii Mid 500 lbs.
of gluten; one acre of Swedish iurnps
vii produce about 30 ions, which will
yield 400 lbs. Of gu, one acre OF 25
bushels Of wheat will yield 900 lbs. OF
gluten one acre Of IL tons OF potatoes,
will Yield 800 lbs. Of gluten. Such is The
variation IN our general crops, as 10 the
amount of this gluten. this special kind OF
nourishmcnt, this muscie.sus aiming princl-
pie, which accounts for the pre- erence gwen
by experienced farmers 10 the cabbage as
food for stock and milk cows.
The cabbage flourishes best in a moist
rich soil, such as reclaimed swamps it is
m,re hardy than the turnip in its incipien'
growth and al a stage when the whole
fields OF turuipS are Liable 10 be swept of
oy The hy y, cabha.e lanls enough 10 Sc
an acre can be efiecIi.eI y protected unde'
lev pan-s of glass, or a yard or two
OF gauze in frame in the garden.
|, is best Ior those farmers who plan
cabbages, 10 raise the plant from the seeC
carefully IN their gardens, IN beds like
.nions. and then transplant The sprouts
when abou, -ix inches hlgh, 10 the field.
In the carl, stage Of growth the cabbags
requires careful cultivation. most OF winch
however, may be done with the pillow ant
horse hoe a, soon as the leaves expan,
and shade he ground, weeds are etlectvel
prevented from growing enough 10 InIur'
Ihs crop or propagate their own seed
THIS leaves the field in as fine condition
.or the next crop as could be desired.
Cabb,ge roofs should have plenty O
SOON to shoe, away down. The groun'
f,r Them should he deeply spaded 10
garden, and deep powed 10 field.
Any rich compost or well ro'ted manur
isg'ol for cabbage coarse or uniermen
ted manure is not good. Ashes, P aster O
Pans, bone dust, p ,udrette, and a llitl
salt Will be found beneficial, but above all
iiuur farmers cou'5 save the Urine OF th
stable and apply thai mixed with two-lhlrd
pf rain Waler during a shower. ust on 10
OF the ground. they would find The cabbage
grow 10 very large SIZE. and with ifn
heads. IhIs plan OF mannrng has nee'
song prac,lced by the Dutch, English an
Scotch gardeners. S-jcntf" ImsrtcdH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Whig Meeting.

meeting OF the Wings OF Union County
will be heidi in The Court House a, New
Berlin, on TUESDAY The 18Th Of MAY (fira
COurl week. We hope there will be
general turnout to IaIiiy the aclion OF The
Iale Harrisburg Convention, and a!.o 10
transact other important business.
CHARLES MERRILL, Chairman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14
Temperance Weeting.

In accordance with suggestion of the
Northumberland Presby,ery, = meeting Of
all those in favor of law to prohibit the
sale of Intoxicating liquors as beverage,
will be held in the Presbyterian Church in
Lswisburg, on the I'd Wednesday 9th
June, at = o'clock, p. NJ. Rev, DIR. Yeo.
mans, Mr.. Harbaugh, and DIR. Malcolm,
have been invited to deliver addresses
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

A-About the largest oad neatest jour
nal we know of in Pennsylvania, is the
"ItantLin Repository d IlhiJ," q Cham
bersturg, now in its 5Hlh year, and con
Quoted by STovER Il MCLuEF. 1t Is
most decidedly goodlooking sheet, and
bears internal evidence of labor and attcn
ton, wcll-rcwarded Issued on johnson
new type, and eight columns to page
any citizen of Franklin county may tC
proud Of it. Ccl>M'Clurc is certainly
- in clover just now, and will be found
worthy Of his position, (By-the-wav
Union county could support one or two
Just such Journals, were her means not
wasted on dozen unnecessary and half
starved things)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

nSeSome people seem to suppose that
in taking newspaper, and paving for. it,
they purchase the Editor ilto the bargain
which is an error, even if the people
aforesaid are rich
1t is likewise erroneous to imagine that
when a Printer does work for a man or
body of men, the favor is all on one side,
and the workman belongs, soul and body,
to the "patron."
1t is also mistake, that because a sala-
ried officer pays out for others, money for
work and services performed, he "gircs'
It. 1t is the money Of others, due for
labor done.
1t is also mistake to suppose that a
man can not " smile and smile aud iiatter
and be hypocritical villain still.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-14

Ea~A pleasant poet or poesess is writing
for the philad BafH,tin from owes
Brarch valley" There are hundred
delightful valleys in the West Branch
country-,rhteh one does A. I. Hammeken
hail from