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Tn. public ar- cautioned against another coun,
tcririt, which has lately malrIls Appearance called
w. & Farclis Arabian Lnueut the mos dan-
rrrous Of NIL the countcrtclt- because HE havmgthe
name ct Farrell, will buy it in good faith. without
the know ledge that counterfeit exists, ana W.y
will perhaps only discover their error Wheh TIE
spurious mixture has wrought lis evil effects >,
The genuine article IL manufactured ohly ny H.
G. Firrrl, sole inventor andpruprcior anu Who'c'
sale druggist No II - street Peoria, l,iInos'
To- " HON all applications for agencies must b.. adj
dressed lIe sure YOU get II with the letters IL q:
before FarreIrs, thu---il G.. FARRELl'S--nnd
his signature on the wrapper--nll Others are coun'
teftets, m
Sold Nv lluoter & Cavalry G. l.. Thompson,
aud Walker g. llicaImg, druggists Oun wn, ,nnd
hy regularly authorized agents throughout the uni'
ted states
Grrpr,cc ~ and 50 ccn,s, aud 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED m every town, village
and hamlet IN the United States, IN which one Is
not already established. Address II. & Farrell as
above, accompanied mlth good reference to chnrnc-
ter responsibility, &c. may la-d3-'w'
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dispatch from Washington Of the 18th inst says
that bill has been introduced into the L. s.
Senate providing that each Senator and Repre-
sentative shall have : 1000 per annum, with 20
cents rcr mile for travelling to be computed BY
the Air line. One important feature is deduc
ton Of 20 dollars per day, for absence, save in
case Of sickness. The salary proposed is equal
to l6 month. session Of each Congress, or %
per day, for short sessions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

The excitement IN Ia Sale IN reference I" the
Rock Island Railroad, 70 which We alluded
last week, has IN spite Of the late cold snap aba
ted NOT a whit bat on he contrary, has increased
at rate Which, as the weather grows warmer
must o'ng on The crisis immediately Il mn soon.
'r' by an ordnance OF the Board 81 Trustees c'
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sIo,l,in- 1Iadc,o Order.

1 RrdHced Prices SUtt the timt'.
THE subscriber would tender his thanks to the
citizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity Tor pns lavor., and
respectfully SoUclls continuance ui their patron
age. lie has taken rooms directly over the store OF
Rodgers, Mills, 4 Co, formerly occupied by &.
Burr opposite the Mansion House, where he will
be- happy to wait on all that should call during hu-
ines, hours Garments Of all kinds made to order.
u.-Cons,anry ON hand superior lot Of fine
Broad Clothes, Cashmere, Iwecds, Ncstings,
Trimmings, &c, &c, and for sale cheaper than
can be bought nny where else, a NJ BAILEY.
1870
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WoopEN NurMtGs OurDuNE-Thc Paris cor.
respondent Of the National lutclli.oncer gives u,
some aughable information, 1t appears that the
French have learned to make Counterfeit coffee
berries Of worthless flour. The paste or dough
is, 10y means Of moulds ,kllrulIy prepared, made
to assume the shape Of grains Of coffee, whether
Of Mocha, or Bourbon or Martinique, To- suit the
taste OF BUYERS. The artificial grain is then
baked until assumes the color Of parchcd coffee
and retacd rs such, with great profit in grocery
stores. The practice very general in France, OF
buying from the grocers coffee ready parched
facilitates this mode Of Justification, otherwise
impossible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

Norru C,HouSN-1hc wings Of North Caro-.
lima have instructed their delegates to the Wig
national conyentonin favor of Fillmore Tor the
Presidency. This is not very compImcnta
~ to Senator Mhngum who recently made
speech in the Senate pcjsns the South, and
particularly bis own state for Gen Scott
Fillmore appears to he gaining siren 9Th ia his
party every day particularly since Mr. Clay's
pronurcincnto in his favor has been Published
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New Clothing Store,

Vest side Of The Court House Square, opposite
Reddick'S Block
I HAVE jus, openedn new and superior stock OF
spring and summer Clothing,
selected in New York, from the best mnnu'actnr-
ing establishments IN the city, expressly for thu.
market. aud feel conhdeulth hat can furnish bet
ter hnndsomer and mare durable ready madc co'
thing, and on
KORE REASONABLE TEENS,
than have ever before been scld in this town.
shall be constantly receiving from the east
NEW SUPPLIES,
which will enable me to keep up full assortment
oi the most popular Styles and with the latest
Fashions shall also keep on hand full supply
~ Fine SIN, Panama, Leghorn. !Strqr, nm
Pdimi.gfHais, Boots and Shoes, Crdrats dc,
In short everything pertaining TO yen,lenons lo.
let All OF the very best quality aud warranted TO
be WE'LL MADE
Call ana examine my stock and Judge for your
selves. Mpy 9! JOSH. WnlrNoRg. a,
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Corporation Or,iinnncc,

I" r~irfjpi. 10 S,IfupHS-P PASSED. Nnyl 1888.
lie It ordained by the President and Tru..
tee. ot the town of Ottawa. when the Board Of
Trustees .l'i have determined to grade nave,
hlE, plank aud improve any sidewalk IN SAID
town. aud levy ani collect u special tax Tor that
pIrPo~e, the said Board shall appoint three Com.
missioner. vbu>r duty It shall Ice TO estimate aud
apNral-r tie cost and expense Of grading paving,
nt,IHuy. or piaun.us the hole Of the sidewalk ~
iua order auc determination Of the sa.d Board
ig-cu0.d, and appuItIun the same upon the sew.
era, lots adjoining sad sidewalk, according TO
U,G respective fronts.
Before entering upon the duties Of Their Of
dar- ,He said Commissioner, shall bc-uurn l,ih.
tally 400. iwTurua,y To- execute The .,ryiecs re.
gur'I oi them To the best of Il cir ability
The SAID commissioner, shall Immediately
after accepting lh.,r appointment proceed 'p the
j 'chTsr ul the duty rrqniryi ofthcm and ,hal,
nNsr uUt and return 10 the Board of Trustee. q,
written rcpuTt containing their estimate and az.
prai.rm,rt Il The whole costs aud expense. e
grading and paving the sidewalk according to tho
order e The sand Euaid Of Trustees and ado tie
uHb,r amount q, bee assessed and taxed upon
each and every lot adjoining sand sidewalk
On the return OF Ibc report OF the commjs.
'.nucr- the ."ycrI. amnunt, ri cost aud expense
mr grading and pawn. the sidewalk Lv their e.
NNA 'F 'lI'''N'A HHi biIN'l i'i'l lo tUth iut
shall hc a.-r-.ri as special tax thereon. and OF
I,ryI Co be- levied aud collected on said lot.
D. The c..rk Of llr Board Il trustees .tnll
make out ii.t Of tie lo,s So taxed with the
lmuuut al tex charged : us. each one respect.
vyIy, set down M column and shall at.
Hcl 20 sid I.t a warrant >t,urd hy the pref.
ten, and cIy,k,f the board directed To the col.
Irs'or, requiring linn to lew and collect an each
oi no" several lots IN -ad lit mentioned, II. rr
-por.U suns set opposite thereto.
{. Ii the said special tax on aIl cr either NJ H..
u'. iu sand li,t and varyau' mentioned, shall not
be- paid within ten dals after the receipt Of ,hc
said lit aud warrant tie said collector -hall sell
the iut ct To-, on which said tax remains unpaid,
upon g.Sn, three weeks uuilcr ol such sale ~
pubic newspaper printed m ,oI town and upon
.uch sale The sand collector shall give to the pur.
chaser arrrf'',tc in writing. dc,,rbus the lot
purchased AMI the sum paid aul tn, tine When
,hr purchaser Will be entitled fo decd
~ order r L COURTNEY. Clerk
10 Acres OF Land 10 Rent, Cheap.
V'il~ land is ruJ pr U", 2Wl.rs ,uUrh-wc-' from
town. lulGrr NJ tbs p.Ijnr. may lj-i'
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From the Hon Peter Ucpord, ono NJ The oldest
settlers ~ Hin0iS

II gives me pleasure Ia add my testimony 10 the
virtue ot your great medicine one oimy bloodrd
horses had n swelling over the emp OF H. knee
about the size u hrn's rgr Some 'Nld IT wnNa
strain. and some that It was hr JON, water ifom
the knee and could not be- CdCd. iicd o., &C..
dnr on 1t, aud all the lnlmeus and continents aud
they ,luI no more good than water | then, hy per.
,uasIon oi Ivy friends tired II. g. FaUeIIs Arabian
lninenr, aud wa> happy to find II take -iirclai,
ter few days, aud Il tna.lycurrd the noble animal
entirely Think II IL decidedly the greatest lml'
mrnt TOT horses, as well a. human flesh, ever
knew
fremont, Ta:c,reu CO., H., March l6tb, 1919
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Great Excitement In New York
TuC ERlg CANAL MANAGEMENT DECLARED UNcoS
nILLI-TInNAI

lNC tklk CANAL ENLARGEMENT DECLARED JNCON
sTlIuTIoSAL!
The Court If Appeals Of New York, IN.
highest judicial tribunal ~ the state has declared
the act 81 tie last Legislature ior the enlarge.
mrnt II the Ere Canal. TO be unconstitutional
THIS Intelligence will bee received hero IN the
West with y feeling 1T regret, eqml to that
which must be felt by saJo',y Of the people
Of New York.
Stop the enlargement of the Eric Canal, and
new channels II commerce will be fourd which
will be- OF the CRATES. dctrmrnt to New Yurk, -
for the capacity " that canal is not sufficiently
crca, even TOT the commerce a. present between
the Eust and the West.
The State ot New York in ORDER to maintain
her cunmcrclal--Rnd To- some extent her pulti.
cal-greatncs, aud superiority mus, enlarge that
great commercial artery to capacity sufficient
to meet the demands ,hat will be made upon it
from the tccmug West.
II should du even more than this The lock.
should he made duuble their present length. the
channel wlicucd and the water dccpenei, 50 as
tn admit boats capable of carving not less than
four hundred tons The expense would be but
little greater than that contemplated under the
law which has been Just declared To be unconsti.
tutioual. While such canal would give TO Euf.
filo a commerce greater than that VI any other
inland city N the United States, and cxcelled by
none, excepting the great commercial metropolis
oi the Union itself II would also give to the state
| within ten years a revenue more princcly than
! that enjoyed Jy many Of the strongest nations
of the world 1t aQuestion rising above par.
ty. There can be- but one opinion among sensible
men IN regard to it and We hope and believe
the people of New York will rise up, almost q,
! one man and demand surh ch onv, of the Slntt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

Month"; ASD ONO RNInoAu-Thc County court
Of Madison, Tennessee, has voted = subscription
of Sg5oooo, Gibson county $4,000, Obion
county $4,000, and MeNair county $50 600 to-.
ward the construction Of the Mobile aud Ohio
Railroad through Tennessee. The people have
yet to vote upon its ratification.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

LlvrnrooL 70 AUSTRALIA The las, Liverpool
Steamer brings intelligence Of the intention Of
tho West India Steam Packet Company 20 run q
line of powerful Screw rropcl'rs between Fan
anna aud Australia in connection with line be
tween Ch,gtcs and southampton.
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rALsN or pARNLNsIS.

Thaddru. smith OF Mudd Creek, IazrwclI
county, lIlmol-, say Il had lost the use of my
ara Tor more than year, by palsy or paralysis
rlr.h had entirely withcrrd away, leaving Moth
ing hut skin, muscle and hone, uird the hest
doctors, and al. the remedies could hear Of, but
they dh mo- good then commenced the use OF
IA. G.. Farrri's Arabian Imminent, aud u few bot
Ties rnrIr,y cured me, and my arm now ms strong
and llrshyo. the other: itisalso tirs: rate burns,
Spraus and bruises.
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LADoRrUs ron the ILLINOIS CrNrnAL RAIL.
ROAD One hundred men employed to work up.
on the Ccn,ral Railroad between the Illinois riv.
Grand Bloomington, left this morning on Chap
ms Union Line of boats for lasalc The same
line will take one hundred more this after noon.
The price Of passage 10y TIL, line is $50 to La.
.ac,-- ~ 7ribvp,
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Congressional.

W.sgvcroS Nay 10.
Housr-Nr Calhoun asked the consent of The
House for the Introduction of , resolution aS TO
the cxpedirucy Il purchasing Mt Vernon for
the public.
Mr. Molonr offered u resolution of enquiry rs
to whether any Spnunrds Ind sustained less or
damage IN Louisiana from the Cuban outbreak
NJ. NJ explained hi, resolution and advocated
full indemnity.
Tire resolution was adopted.
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President Of the Company.

Ntw CtorniSo SrohE--we would call at,en.
,ion To the Advertisement, in another column of q
New Clothing Store just opened by Mr., josu.
wu,ruoKr, IN the new building on the wcst side
ol the Court House squire. His clothing 10 all
new. Of late anl fashionable ,lylp,, and che.r
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GASr EXnuNrD "A few days ago the re.
main. ~ gigantic Indian were discovered fear
Louisville, Ky,
The bones show that he mus, have been up.
wards Of seven feet in height,
The skull was Of immense size, with usual high
cheek bones, n sure indication OF the Indian race.
Au antique fashioned jug made II carthcn ware
decorated with shells was found along side the
bones.
A similar discovery was made in m interior
county in Indiana, about four years ago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

ever ut"rcim tins mhrkrl' ana
At prices to defy competition. They have iaciIi,
ties for manufacturing superior to any tits sid" "i
Chicng and nrc drtcrut.d 10 put their pnco
IT the LogeI Mark.
In addition to what they manufacture themselves
they nrr receiving a good assortment oi furniture
from the most Fashionable. houses IN Chicago, winch
Ihry viii sell "a, Chicago prices. adding tr1n'porla-
uon They would call particular attention To the
tact that hey are making their own
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-22

Mns. FNRNuAM MARRirn We have seen q
private letter from gentleman IN San Francis.
co, stating that Mrs. Eliza ". farnham, former.
~ Matron Of the Female Prison at Sing Sing,
and the author Of Prairie Land &c. was mar.
ficd IN that ci,y.--Cih Gus,
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So,ru CArotiSA r. s. SENATOR The Gov.
ernor Of South Carolina has appointed Hon
]. Richardson n. U. s. Senator, TO ill tho p'sco
VI Y y. Hhe,' declined
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Singular pRornEcY- LoiA MoSrEs The
Boston Post says THE visit u celebrated
person to the Latin school, and tho fuss made
about il, sa remarkable fulhlment of the lines
Of Horace" d. art, Posiicid," l2e-Parluri.
INT JiostS uaseiur ridieulus mus,
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IN any part Of the town, audit II does not give ~
tisiaclIon the money Will be- refunded. They also
keep on hand Sash aud Glass OF all kinds. They
hope hv strict attention to business 10 receive IL
bcra share Ot patronage.
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Tur lNnrsrrnL lS,turrr-Thc Chicago yri.
b"'e, speaking in reference to tho proposed ap
propriaIion Of the College and Seminary Fund Of
hi, State to the founding OF an Industrial lus'i.
,u,c say:
The Mechanics Institute Of this city have had
the 'ujccl under discussion, for .omc time past
and al uuc GIFTS recent meetings, adopted tho fol
lowing resolution which wepublish for the bcne
NJ Of thc parties named
.. Resolved, That our members Of the Lsgisla
t1re from Cook county, be requested to use their
influence to have the College aud Seminary Fund
Of tho State Of Illinois, appropriated to the en-
duvmcnt OF un Industrial College, to be located
nj u near The cruue Of tho State
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Bedsteads,

which enables them To furnish a cheaper md bet
ter article than can be got e..cwhrrr ; and rhrv
vii make any size aud pattern that may be chilled
for or any Other artcle IN the cabinet or upholstery
lmr, on short notice.
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Rev. DR.. Batter yesterday administered the
Communion To Mr. Clay. Il Is the opinion Of Ia.
friend, that ,hc moment Of his dissolution will
BE- scarcely pcrccpublc.
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New Gaons Mr. c. \. Fiber has been open
ing most ~ gu.iscn' stock Of SIruSani sum.
mer eooi', at h., store ca the West SHE & Tire
Court House square. AflIIaccaan, viii ppcar
next week. give him q call
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Another llnnoi, Railroad under Contract

We find tho following tel,graphic dispatch
from the President Of the Alton and lcrre Hautc
railroad company in the papers Of Southern H.
l'nois:
Nrw YoEx, May 18th, 1859.
Contract concluded f,r the entire line Of Rail.
road from Terro lliutc to Alton will write
you by mail Immediately.
SIMEON RYDER.
President Of the Company
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Cucng" MAY 10.
R,ccipts II Produce since our last report, an.
uuni To 200 hb', # Aeur, 80 tu- of wheat, 4,7Sl
do corn ami ou5 $50 oats-lanl grain . Gl6 bus
HE market CONTINUES quiet. without any con.d
cradle transactions. The only sales We notice arc
from rallroad and teams. rs follows:
Nhrat-to bu-hcl, ordinary spring at soc,
Conner bushels, ia lots at SSaa5c per bu,h
Of lbs
Oht>-:@l luat 2oa2l cents Holder, from
below ate ot,rci - cent, ior caryoes aileat, but
refuse
ProSi-ious-Small sales Of Mess pork at 10 so.
alIuo. Potatoes, Butter aud Eggs Without
charge. The latter are bought up IN the interior
TOT tie y. \. market
Grocercs-lhc trade continues brisk, to coun.
Try and city retailers We have no changes TO
notice.
Lumber-Wr notice sale Of cargo Of choice
lumber from Mlnltowoc, at Is 90 for lst clear.
1900 do for "a do, 500 for mcrcLan,abc, and
$50 for culls.- Tribune.
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Washington May ..
SIr. Clay was better last night than At any
time during the las, fortnight, lie Is comfort.
able,
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5000 lbs. of good Batter, Tor which the highest
/ market price will be- paid II delivered within
one month OF my22 CurgrERs.
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MiIlkl MIX

INRESII MILK from the COW will be delivered
4 to the inhabitants OF Ottawa during the COM
ing summer, a, the low price OF cents per quart
IT the subscriber meets with proper ENCOURAGEMENT
lie hns been to quite nn expense IN lilung himself
ior the business and will attend strictly to 1t, as he
is permanent resident, AMI intends making II hls
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IttLNoiN Cr>rGAL RAILROAD. -- Hon. John
Moore one OF the Trustee. of this Road, ras-ec
through tins city On Saturday on his way 10 New
York city,
Judge Lockwood, smother Of the Trustees,
passed through here some days ago. These
gentlemen have to sign all the bonds hat are
issued
All the iron ior the entire line Of the Central
Railroad las been purchased, payable, IN half
bonds aud in half cash
Mr. Neal was expected N New York on tho
18th, aud would leave At the earliest possible
day for Chicago
MIR Brnymtn he Attorney for the Company
Is also IN New York city; and it !, supposed
that lie will bring out lhrrr,ult Of tie recent let.
tiugs.-th D,morrai Nor l1h.
joel \ Nattr,on, the democratic nominee for
Governor of Ino., was formerly from Water
town. New York. q, VA, also o Cole. lar- mem.
Der Of congrrs, from this state and Go, Farwvil
of Wisconsin. Gov Wood of Ohio Is also from
Wa'crtown a pretty fan contribution from one
eastern village to the diSntarte. OF the we,i--N
y Tribune
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MAEEiED-At Ottawa, May 18th by Rev.
NJ, h. "hruc~cy, JAMrs +. RArnDrS to Cu,E-
Loire l.. BotGuro, both OF Ottawa
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Isuiiding stone for sale.

ENQulRE of John +. Anthony at the office o
II Messrs. Gloyer& Cook, OF OF man Mt yard ON
.,riion IL mnv2,.
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FURNITURE!

TENllE subscriber, hcGlca,c
10 inform the citizens OF
Il Ou1wa1ud vicinity that
they have ON hand aud are r..
crfy.ug The hest assortment 81
Eurf.tfurp and
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Flour i.5ai 80 for best brand at retail.
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f"r tbe Sh1ic at L1rgr.
DAVID l. GREGG.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOX TIE DAILY DISPATCH
Arrival Of the America at Boston.

BOSTON, Nov. "a.
The steamer America arrived at her whar
this morning. The latest advices from Peri,
represent that the Judges and Projects Of the
o'herent Departments were imprisoning, upon
Tue siish'est pretexts, persons suspected Of en-.
pertaining sentiments of hostility 10 the En-.
pure. 1t ls further stated, that France, under
the ne" order OF things, may continue Tranquil;
ou' IL IS believed that other portions of Europe
Will be seriously disturbed, and CONNEXIONS
are confidently expected.
In the English Parliament, Lord John Rms
sell recently made speech, sailing the
evasive policy ofthe Government. Lord Pal.
merston said that the country demanded of the
House declaration in favor of the present
commercial policy.
The Spanish Cortes would meet on the lst
0: December. Mr.. Barrnger, the American
minister, had returned to Madrid, after an ab-
sence Of four months.