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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23
Hard Ware.

I, NlVES aud forks. pocket knives, sticking
IN aud butcher knives, shears, scissors, butts,
screws, gate and strap hinges, axes hoichets, ham
mets, lacks, brads. shoe nails cloui do, finishing
nails; log, uncr, halter, dog. and fence chains
clothes pn,. rolling pms, wOnd and metal faucets
chalk, fish, and clothes lines looking glassrs, tea
and table spoons plain irons, glmbIsis rein straps,
window springs tea cans. sheep bells, sand paper,
wire covers, brass serves. rat traps, coffee mlls,
combs, wool and cattle cards augrrs, aug"r bits.
paint, scrub, whlle. wash vnrnsh, aud shoe brush
e. tea cannSters mortlc- locks and latchrs RIM,
trunk, pad. cupboard, chest, and store locks. fiat
Irons shoe thread, stew pans razors. ben ii plains,
tea trays table mats flies oiall kinds curtain bands.
door hollis, powder flask, wrenches, spring baan-
ce-, states &c, Just received and for sale very
cheap, by sep2j S b GRrpLEy.
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SlCnycd or stolen;
LAND WARRANTS.

THE undersigned has on hnnd Tor sale. at low
rates, Land Warrants for 100, 80, and 40ncrrs.
Ottawa, sept. - ct A n. TurrLE.
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The War Still RACES!
Truth Is poweriu and must conquer,
falsrhood nailed to the counter .

hipih ' poNfIiul ana must conquer.
Pals, hood nailed to the counter
Truth and Fas-hood are in eternal combat,
but ever victorious Truth proclsns, loud and tn
umphant, that the
New York clothing Store
is the Great Emporium Of the most fashionable
and most substantial Ready Made Clothing IN Of
lava. where every one can get his moneys worth
very best material
l.ei Others brag much they please about
Sc ling clothing % per cent cheaper than -yrrybo-
dy else, the und-rs igncd is sure that the truth will
and must come oul aud the people OF Ottawa a nd
vicinity will lind that HE prices prices by winch
10 sen and that tbos. wishing TO purchase will
flock III crowds to the New York Cheap Clothing
Store, as he has lusl received and Is sui receiving
one 81 the largest stocks of
Fan aud ~ Inter Clothing.
without reception, ever before offered IN this mar
kei he Is also confident that he can and will sell
them CHEAPER than any other house in town He
therefore, solics n call from every one that wishes
10 purchase clothing
You will save money by calling a, the New
York CloIh'ng Store, before you purchase Don't
be pursuaded 10 purchase before YOU see the goods
and prices at his old aud well known stand oppo-
site the Mansion House. in BassnetI's brick build
ing one door east OF the Chicago cheap store.
His stock consists IN part Of
Avery large and splendid assortment ofover coais
great variety OF business coats at all prices and
qualities
A magnificent lot OF lrock md dress coats
The greatest assortment OF pants, fancy and plain
Vests 9i all descriptions and styles.
White and fancy shirts.
Trunks, val-es, and carpet bags
superior assortment Of genlemen's furnishing
goods In hort everything Usually kept in a wei
assorted clothing store. | viii again ask my old
friends and customers, and all Others to give me q
call before buying elsewhere. as | am delerminet
TO sell cheaper Than The cheapest
Remember my old motto, no trouble but TAX,
pleasure IN show ing goods fSplll T. WISE
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Glass 4 Glass Ware.

300 BIS. window Glass, 1y9 to Iis22,
20 Glass rumblcrs, Goblets, &c.
Also, Druggists glass ware, walls, TASKS molns.
SEES cans, Re, Just received direc, from the manu-.
factories, tor sale low by IPaiker & llickhnr.
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Groceries.
NJ GLASSES, white aud brown SUI
vi Nc, for saleby tmg7l r. Mon'
Nails mud spikes.

$50 Kegs nails, assorted, 81 to 4od,
30 &c wrought and cut spikes, 81 in. 10 4 in
Also wrough, and horse shoe nails, for sale by
may LIT IFALHER Il H,cKLtNs
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EN- G o U n A GE
Home Manufacture Il ottawa Enterprise.
n II - @o
SPRING FASHION FOR HATS

GREAT REELECTION
In the Prices of Hats at
FELCHS hat i CAP MANDATORY,
Corner of Canal and Columbus Streets,
OTTAWA. ILL
/ would return my sincere thanks 10 the public
! or the very liberal manner IN which they have
encouraged the home manufacture OF hat and hav-
ing made arrangements for Obtaining my material
Tor hating purposes from the largest importing es-
tnblshmenls in the east, now offer TO the public
the very best article of hat that can be manuiacur
ed, for the low price al ~, which I g warran
superior to any IS hat sold in this to i and ever,
oherqUalty oihar pledge myself 10 sell from
p TO 30 PER CENT CHEAPER
Than any other establishment, for am the only
manufacturer IN town, and can afford TO sell for a
manufacturers profit. In presenting my hats to the
public, ! do so with the confident assurance tina,
can give the most entire satisfaction to oil that will
favor me with Their patronage.
Also, please bear IN mind that IN purchasing from
FELCU'S, you are encouraging the manutnctur,
in your midst; and he pledges himself to give you
much better article for the price than YOU can yet
at any tailor shop boot, shoe, or other store in the
town.
He will no, insult the understanding ofrhis intel.
ligrnt community by offering any argument to
prone that The manufacturer Gun sell u better ar
ficie at less prce than any who buy in other eli
TO sci. again and every sensible and thinking per-
son must know that IN purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
! BUT ONE PROFIT TO ray,
and then the money you pay remains and is ex-
PENDED amongst you, aud not sent of TO eucoura ge
tie manufacturers OF other cities To the detrimcn,
| ot those al hou -
g. - ~. $50 q. "A u.ays
| ! have also Il large and extensive assortment Of
cloth, oil cloth, silk mOhnir sclrtte and cotton pust
caps OF all styles and coIors, OF my own manuiac.
jurr, and OF the latest ilshOns tOgr her with yen.
era assortment OF SOFT hats OF all colors and quail.
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Nails.
100 KEGS Of Eastern Nails, 81 superior
wv qualty,N 0ugT-ti A fosrEks.

IoOq ualty,at augT-ti, A FosrEk's
GROCERIES,.
100 llhds. New Orleans surnr,
~ Cuba
~ Bbls white Havana "
50 Bis lCal and crushed
~ ricrc-s 'reshtlcr,
100 Sacks Rio coilre,
IN old Java
go Bhs. prime plantation Mousses.
80 syrup
100 M Bhls sugar house
" Bills. Tar
- ku,ln,
IN Pitch
80 Boxes Rsisins,
80 IN Bxs
10 Chest. Y LII 5 L Ganpuwder Teas.
40 Bbls. Vinegar.
20 DoI painted Fails,
10 SKIS. Pepper,
q ASprc,
ALSO-Clovcs, Nu,m.ss. Ginger. rteser,ed
Ci,ron. niacsrnni, vermicelh, Tsnsnnds. ground
Spices. English Mustard, &c, Just received. aud
for sale by may LII WAIVER & liieKIise.
IIntsl 1Intsi
~ OpD, fashionable silk hast " home manu-
! Tiacmrr. tor 80. nj felchs mnnuiactot,. OF.
,awa. Gail aud see. march -
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SuNslrieS.
Improved Far IN for sale.

.iSNIi, pepper, Jrn,rnto, singer, chocolate,
~ and mustard, IN iiue order, for sale by
mnT2I II nDBtgOneJp
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HiSKELL y SCHCTT are buying Flax seed
IL Al their pI Mill, south ives, corner OF the Ba-
sin, They will contract seed Tor another scusou
and furnish seed vt the best quality to farmers 10
sow. sept Z.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

TlE greatest story oi the age, is Tor sale at the
L New York Ilousr. Ja,~ ~ W BfyFr
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Land warrants,

"a 30, and leo ocrc Land Warrants, guaran-
~, tied in every respect, for sale in quanlies
a suit purchasers cheaper than ever. by
ipnl 2i.u. NoRKIs 4 FsnsR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

PERU m cry!
'INHE greatest variety Ot all kinds Of Extracts
/ for handkcrchieiperium Eau de Coogne,
Lavender, Quo ot Roses, Jules llaule's prepare L.
ton ioi the complexion and hair.
Also, fancy and toilet Soaps shaving. &c. and
every variety OF Hair Oils, Poma &c, Nc,
Just received aud for sale low, at the
may 29-ti. OTTAWA DRuG SroRg.
RRlSTOL board, card board perforated paper,
ID drawing paper Also, English tissue paper.
assorted co,ors, Just received aud for Snle at the
NAV ". DttdIrg d no Ntyrr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23
Roots Il Shoes.

Boots Il Shoes.
IN CASES Campbell'- double sole boots, war
W ranrd. 10 "a --s mems KIP boots.
- case. boys lhick k, - and cali boots.
mems b--i cali boots
&" " kip and coarse brognns.
=" womrn's csiand I ip nootees.
=. cali low shoes.
u bor"s ladies' morocco shoes and booees, Kid
slippers tics and hu-ains
ALSO--The largest aud hest assortment of
chldrcns shoes ever before offered in this maj ket
aud al very low prices. tsp?3l 8 b. GRiDLEy.
Groceries.
SCGAR, coffee. monsses rice,
!, Pepper cltron, mace, ginger, spice.
Cloves, mustard, rnisns, curruuts,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Tyson. Oolong and
Souchong Teas. BomX, rosin ,maddrr log. wood,
Indigo, sulphur salts, &c, for sale cheap, by
'cpt2S :. u. GRIDLEY.
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Lam

beautiful glass lamps for BURNING snirit
ID gas, perfectly safe, and the cheapest and
brightest light tor any use, for sale nj he
inayl5 DIfgipa Drug Sf0r,
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Brandy. Wines. ac
Tea. Tea,

A large stock OF the best quality OF I'm ,sves
perial and Young Hyson teas, for family " III
Use, at reasonable prices, for sale at the aEkp
may Is. Ottana Drug Store
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" OGDEN w are,

~ NEST : Boston tubs.
~ 10 doz best 3 hooppnlls,
= dOz hest
kniir trays wooden spoons, towel rollers covered
pads. nest boxes, sc. at Isp25 ) Il GRIpLEys.
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Keep il Before the People
I HAVE now opened and offer Tor sale the best
j assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Under coats consisting of every variety, from
Jeans to he finest French black CLOTH from SO To
SIS each.
Pantaloons in all varieties, from 81! to s. pair
Vests of all kinds to correspond
HATS n CAPS.
VIM H. Bebee Il Co.'S Fall style. Bcsl article
cloth, mohair, plush and silk plush caps from 81
to S3each.
Boots 4 shoes.
The largest assortment IN Ottawa. Anything
from 50 stoga to So fine French calf, carpet
bags, trunks, &c.
Shirts, drawers, and in fact everything in the
line oi furnishing goods.
Buflnlo robes, all kinds from No. 3to No |.
Now there is no blowing about it, these goods
will be offered very low. All | ask is TIM, YOU
give me n call before purchasing elsewhere We
will take great pleasure IN showing you goods. and
If we don't sell you cannot buy in Ottawa. More
particulars next week.
Remember the stere, "Na,tlnger's Old Iron
Stand" corner Of La Sale aud Cana SITS
Sept. ls-5-,f JOSH. WlllrMORE.
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W ANJ'1;lD!

Sn OOD BUSHELS Corn and oats, for
Cv.VUV which the highest market price
will paid IN cash, At the Farmers Store, doors
north OF the Post Office
N. B-The Farmers Store has Just received
large stock oi Groceries, winch will he sold rs low
as was ever offered IN this market
Also, choice stock OF Dry Goods. &c, &c.
too numerous to nrntlon-ior sale rErap. For
particulars. call and see G. A. FisaEE
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AMtHlNE, spirit gas, sperm and lard oils
\Jand sperm, starne, and tnllow candles of the
very best quality, for sale cheapby
myl5 w w CAy.FrY
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At Manufacturers Prices,
Ill be sold to purchasers, at wholesale or reia
a lot Of
DAYTON WOODEN Mill Goods.

this dny received, at "Mddden mn Store" where
may he found 4 tall assortment, VIZ Saiilnris, Cas-
simerrs, Blankets. flanne. Stocking Yarn, Socks.
&c tor which payment may br made n cash or
wheat rates satisfactory. & II FULLER Il Co.
Ottawa, Oct lG 1852 II
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O. 900 IN cash or ptodaer Ia exchange if
81 goods al prices mos as.OnisiIusly low. at
oct 10 IHlyyyRs
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CANAL SCRIP and Indebtedness. for which
y the highest price will be paid
mar l3 JONI HossACK.
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Nails.

On0 KEGS Boston Nails, Of all sizes, at the
-OU Pain, Oil and Glass Store
Dec p J IlossAcK
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-01-17
THE BRITISH ARCTIC SEARCHING EXPEDITIONS.

By the Avon have been received further intelligence Of
the Behring Straits Arctic Searching Expedition brought
by her Majestys ship Dcdalus, Capt Wellesley, from
Behring's Straits. The Plover Commander Moore had
passed the winter In Grantley harbor and rejoned
by the Enterprise, Capt Collinson, O. B., from Hong
Kong on the Sd of july who on the 10th proceeded
northward The Ddaus and Pover met at Port Clarence
toward the end of July the former deeply laden with pro-
visions and stores and prepared TO the winter in the
ice should that prove necessary from accident having
happened to the Flower.
Iieut Barnard and Mr. L. Adams, both of the Enter
nrise had been left Michaeowsk the Russian trading
most IN Norton bay October last for the purpose of col
Iectiup information of the missing expedition from the
Russian posts and from the natives inland In pursuance
of tbs object Lieut. Barnard, with interpreter had
zone early in January to distant post intending to
Sunicate If possible with of the neghborng chiefs
During the night tie post surrounded by large body
Of Indtns several of whom at daybreak enter
cd the principal dwelling and killed the Russian governor
Lieut. Barnard and the interpreter who were IN the same
house made such resistance drove the Indians out OF
the house They then laid siege to the post sheltering
themselves behind wooden shields stuck upright in the
snow but of them being afterwards shot, the
whole party retired to Esqumaux village at some dis
lance where they committed great cruelties killing up
wards Of sixty natives including and children
Lieut. Barnard died Of his wounds the afternoon OF
the day following the attack Mr.. Adams, on hearing OF
the event Mchaeowski, proceeded with number OF
Russians the post where he the body Of his late
companion.
The line Of the ice in the Arctic has been found in
lower latitude than in the preceding years There
is no OF the Investigator, Commander Mcclure
since July 1880 probably he is in the ice eastward oil
Point Barrow.-London paper.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

ONEIDA COUNTY, New YoRK, DECEMBER 20, 1851.
feel much the to blame flor delay in renting
payment Of his subscription, because have received
great deal Of qualification from the perusa of your paper
Indeed say and with perfect truth, that you have
taken position in which did not fully agree with
you Your course in commenting this Hungarian
furor-as well the previous ground taken by you in
relation to the praca invasion Of Cuba and lately Of
Northern Mexico-meet with my unqualified approval.
You must not suppose that the discreet portion OF the
citizens of Oneida county at all rafed by the recent
demonstrations in favor of Kossuth and his mission Far
from it. The sober portion Of people, of all parties,
view these strange novelties with much alarm and fear
that new and dangerous issues may grow out of this
strange state things GsD only knows where the coun-
try is tending begin to think that the Government of
the country is to be taken of the hands of the Amer
cans and that we to be ruled by foreigners
consider the emigrants from the Continent vastly
dangerous class Of people than those from Ireland The
Irish mpusve and often unreasonable but they would
not plan deliberately the overthrow of the Government Of
the country and the subversion Of society.
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on5 IL ~. zines are to be abolished, and the
3e6c ,.;a will he thereby occasoned is TO be sup
nl;eJ nv heary tax upon the richer classes This
viii ;n3eol De sop to the many and burden upon
the ~"
Gen, CAvAIGNAc was liberated Internationally
on the 18th, and married on the 10Th. One ac-
count says he will, for the present, reside in Hol-
land; and another asserts that he viii proceed to
Italy. M. THEIRS and his family are expected and
probably have already arrived, in England. M.
WALEwsKI, the present French ambassador in Eng
land, and who is said to be son of the Emperor Ma
poLEoN, is to be appointed Minister of Foreign AT
fairs. CHANGARNIER and the other prisoners at
Ham will be liberated as soon as the result of the
election is known.
The only news from Spain is the birth of an in
fanta on the Goth instant An excessive drought in
the provinces is occasioning much distress. The
prosecutions against the Spanish press, at the nst
cation of the priests are extremely rigorous
telegraph order is said to have been dispatched from
Madrid to Cadiz to set at liberty all the American
prisoners taken at Cuba.
The Papal Government is represented as being
highly satisfied with the state of affairs at Paris.
The foremost Liberals at Rome said to be watch
ed night and day by the police The French troops
at Rome have voted almost unanimously for LOUIS
NAPOLEON
The Government of Sardinia has, at the demand of
the French Minister at Turin, consented to the
tradition of the insurgents from France who have
fled to the Sandman territory. similar demand
has been made upon the Belgian Government, which
King LEOPOLD does not consider prudent, under pre-
sent circumstances to refuse. Switzerland has also
received hints upon the same subject.
DECEMBER 26-The papers of this morning CON
tain little besides the account Of Christmas festvi
ties. We are glad the poor were not forgotten.
More than eighty thousand of these unfortunates
were RECALLED with Christmas fare in the London dis
trcts The leading articles of nearly all the papers
relate to the resignation of Lord PALMERsToN,
which is commented spon according to the politics
of the editors 1t is generally supposed that his
tirement will materially weaken the prestige and
power of the Administration, both in Parliament
and in the country particularly so, the appoint
ment of Earl GRANVILLE as his successor is regard
ed as persistence in the system of hereditary bu
reau-cracy which has 50 long governed the appoint
ments of the Wings.
The last returns from France show the number of
votes for Louis Napoleon to be 6,220,000 that of
the adverse ones $50, 900. The most honorable tri
butte to Lord Palmerston, his exit from power, is
the exultation of the despots of the Continent
From Vienna we hear that the Earl of WEST
MoRELAND dined with the Emperor on the 10Th in
slant; every thing is right at present between
England and Austria
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The Press of France is to be regulated by new
law, which will repeal all existing laws on the sub
ject of which the following said to be the most
important clauses
Every editor of journal at present in existence
be published in future will be bound deposite security
money to the amount of 200 600 francs S43 600 which,
in of conviction may be increased to 400 000f
The executive powes viii itself the right to
suspend the publication Of any Journal of (which sAs
pension may appear necessary.
Offences Of the press longer to be submitted to
purpose.
Offences of the press be classed in three cate
gories:
1s An attack the President and the principle of
the Government.
ID Exciting hatred among citizens.
Sd. An attack religion, family, or property.
Each Of those offences may be punished by imprison
ment of five years. by transportation for twenty years,
and by fine Of from 5000 to 100, 900 francs
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debaucer in temporary cabares by the roadside
A such scenes would be put end by the proposed
enlargement of Paris Once that the wall was taken
dow the capital would find itself in possession of second
boulevard which would become not less beautiful than
that which exists In order defray the expense
which such measure would necesstae the city of Paris
could sell portion of the ground occupied by the octro
wa as has already done for the Boulevard Beaumar
CHI
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The Cambria arrived at Boston on Thursday last,
ana we gather from her mails the following further
summary OF intelligence, giving up considerable
space to the causes and consequences of Lord Pal
merston's resignation, as explained by the British
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PROM TIE LONDON TINES OF DECEMBER "a.

few days ago after the departure Of all Che Ministers
from London and at the approach Of Christmas,
Cabinet Council was Unexpectedly summoned although
no assgnable cause public interest had occurred to
plan this sudden requston This Cabinet was held on
Monday the ODD instant, and it remarked with
prse that Lord Palmerston, of the most assduous
members of the Government, not present. From
these circumstances suspicion excited and surmise
became rife We have it in power TO remove all
further uncertainty the subject for enabled to
announce that from the day which that Cabinet was
held Viscount PALMERsToN ceased to hold the office OF
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs be member
of her Maesty's Government
would not be easy overrate the Importance Of such
an event. both to the stability of the Ministry and to the
foreign interests Of this nation at time unusually crit
cal in the affairs Of Europe But both these grounds
we believe that when the motives Of this decisive mea,
fully before the country they will be toun
be such that the dignity Of the Queens advisers ana
the best interests of the State rendered il Indispensable
Difficulties had arisen not only in the conduct OF anas
with foreign States but in the transaction OF business con-
nected with foreign policy at home, which had shaken
the confidence Of Ministers in the Secretary for Foreign
fairs had weakened the control which the FIRST
bound exercise every department OF the Govern
ment These difficulties not ofyeserday though they
may have been heightened by recent ohcal
sons Of sentiment which have been received With Irritation