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First Book Of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, for
Grammar 5 cLools and anilfs. with eigty-threc
engravings, by CALVIN CUTTER, Nj. D."
ERA copy Of this work has been placed
upon our table. In g%lancing hastily over
its contents, re should judge that it is well
adapted to the purpose for which it is inten-
ded. A copy Of this work should be in the
hands of every family.
1t can be had at the Book and Drug
Store OF JoIN BEALL. Price 50 cts. per
copy.
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GE-The Wellsburgh Herald states, that
"The boald Of Directors OF the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Il. R. Company, we I'M
derstand, have appropriated 10000 pei
month to be expended on the construction
of that portion of the road, lying in Virgin,
ia. That looks like business. Mr.. Sweeny
committed Il great oversight in not passing
the Peniten.iary Bill, as that would have
Knocked the sand from under pittsburgh"
effectually, as it is, we do not think opposi-
ton to the right Of way will effect much.
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TIE NATIONAL .

TIE undersigned wosid respectfully
4 announces % his old lienas and Gus ~
t5sncrs and tls t~fnTsllHs public in gen ss
sral, f.ist be has again taken possession 4eaA
of Es Oi Tavern stand In Cadiz, Qie 80
Aati5nnl Iiouse) Cle squars west Of the Public
Bni.dirgs, where he intends 10 Accommodate all who
uay please 10 favor him with : call in the best nan
ngr that he can. No pains viii be spared 70 make
has guests comfortable. Thankful for past myors
while engaged in the business, he hopes 70 mert and
again receive a liberal share Of public patronage, as
he intends % devote his whole time aud a~fseniion 10
THAI Object. 1HGS. &. VINCENT,
april ~ lS52-ly. Owner and Proprstor.
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EEHOur CarrolIten friends arc expecting
to have theit railroad in operation to day.
A grand celebration 1t is thought viii come
oil some tine next week.
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T0sEpu s. TH0MAS.

n e -" Il E' n r. IL IL w.,
G1e{BE, ehfssG
TOJLECTlQNS made in Harrison, Jefferson, Tus.
- casGwas, CarEo,l, LslnoHat and Gpsrnsey coun-
ties.
Slri t attention given 70 tie business Of Executors,
GuarAiaua, Partition AVID E4ies Of Land, Of settle.
meut OF Estates, etc, etc. Udice-Mardet street, 2
doors c9ss OF Aiail a.raot. apfitl-l85S
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby giving that the following &C
1S counts have been filed in tho Probate Court o
Harrison County, Ohio, for settlement:
The final account Of William Milligan, Admins
traitor of the estate of Nimrod Wagers, deceased.
The account. of Dennis McBarns, Administrator
OF Dennis McBarns, deceased.
The final account of George Brown, Guardian o
lheophiius Minor and Samuel Minor, and that III,
same will be examined and passed upon by the I'm,
derslgned on the Bird day of June next.
Maya, '53-l-3t b. w. VlERS, Probate Judge.
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JOHN MCCORMICK
Pauer Hanginrg.

TIME undersigned has Just opened a fresh and
vlioh are GOLD and VELVET, FINE SATIN,
RAJ the LOWEST PRICED UBGLAZED PA.
TIiGS: also, DECORATIONS, BORDERS, FIRE
S'aEENS, CURTAINS, &c, &c. Which they
o'.vr az he lowest prices, both Wholesale and retail
iac best wJrkltcn employed TO Lsng papers either
ii ;2e Gig or country.
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
We hcyo also our usual assortment of Writing
Papers, Wrapping Papers. Blank and School Book ),
Stationery, Ecc. PARRISH q HOUGH.
NJ. i North Fifth ST., 2 doors above Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH paid for Country rags.
Narch -, i65J-46-2nl.
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Land WarTants-N. York Prices
Buying. Selling.
100 acre Warrants, $I65 $17i
50 acne Warrants, IS 81
40 acre Warrants, 42t ADJ

&y- The Sherbrooke Gazette, says: awe
would caution the public against taking
Bank notes of the Agricultural Bank Of
Montreal, which is a fraud. 10 such Bank
being iii eXiste nee in Canada"
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Co. u a,

Rev Wholesale Iobaoco Store.
r OGAE, CARR eco, NE now ready (, s,:,5,
II dealers ii ihs city CT country, with Vrsia.
chewing Tobacco, Imported and Domestic Ct
CARS, SAUL Of all kiad5, snuitboxes, etc.
,Ihay wi! oiieF, on the bsst terms, al their whole.
3a!e store NO. II nlala street, between Quincy and
Monroe streets.
poo boxes So and 81 lump chewing tobacco
go do u ID d. do
80 do pound, some very superior;
50 do Diadem AMI dew drop twist;
30 gross yellow bank and amulet tine cut;
20 bbls smoking tobacco;
1000 papers do %
2c0,008 superior segars.
100000 domestic 81
100 boxes chalk pipes and pipe heads;
90 gross snuff boxes;
20 do cigar cases, etc, etc.
Dealers are invited to call and examine our stock
We arr, determined TO odcr Inducements equal &c
any in the Eastern market.
Wheeling, Va. April 81, 1885, ".
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beautiful iol ofI.AD3G.Sh home meds dr.s s}io.s,
"A G2i.o-s &c. latest styles, snl warranted to
ware VIII. Also Eastern uo--at vsry low prices.
J, f!IttIT:t .. 81 ~
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.&SHAD u NhtRlHG, just received q 10. New
~ SIad IL Herring only seven days. fon Baltimore,
-of sale hy s. & Il. NcEADJ3.H&.
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1 aCA and FTingcs, silk and cotton, at
- SIiOTWELL Il CRABBS
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PHILADELPHIA, May l4.-Flour at e4.5Cat.G 60
Wheat Mt Sl,l5; Rye, 50; Corn at 81; Pork at Ii
Lard, lOA.
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Democratic Sentinel.
The People & the Peoples Rights

CADIZ, OHIO.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY, 1888.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

Secretary Davis Is q tue American solder
AM. .,l. ..r.,,.,,,,,r,h ,e.,,'.. finn, ,.-r,..
t'I-'"'s ~ '"' -4.o'e 1's'''' 'A'''.'S ~
true character IN ivS lines. MS scene occur
red between Secretary Davis AMI an officer in
H., r,..,l,- .,,-r
'"1 .i-'e' ln 4's'''' WIS ''.'n,l' ""v'N
ieE''"s" ... ], 'e"' We" port "''e ~
ana "v', "'"'''''' 49, '"' '"''''' ~ ''s
o1''''".' "N' s''''V' !"c. "'D''' 'O'. '',u
- '"' - '''1 '"e "0,s' a. -''" l"| anu ans
Up ~ 4,"''' W.T." we ''-'.''"' 81 '"e o''
RAGS 30" ''' 70 "'1' w. 'f..'' We ''' "'
DAVIS. 4"'r WI ~ - l'- o" ~
inconvenience. ~ "."I' e''s.0 &C., "lr'"'
r'ed '"e et'Hr"f '',. 5''..',' s''
pace d, a"NiS '''"b '''
ness. 'ou'o" endure "' pa, >,
i"'s iN' o'rn SHOWN 10 my W.
manu- lnN'a4.iS Tue I"'e Se'ielH's 90,
nave nee" l'ln'u'd 10 ieWi'n ~
"".'e avn S''H'"i ,"''! situated "''
'eyh necessarily ]" s'Se,' OF my a''l - -
"-t' seems ." ""i'!' Al1 i sO.''e'' s|' al
A""" my ~"N.
"H' Jul. elu' ''''''y r'y..n7H Tue Sec.e'a'y
S"H nave rec" "''"s 10 ease anu r'sni.'' VINE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

NoBlRf SCRuyLEG's RL.iGSAIioN-Floui tie
New loIk Tribune We lean that Mr.. Robert
Schuyler resigned the presidency Of the Ill.
nois Central Railroad Company, on The eth ult
His resignation was with regret accepted and a
vote Of thanks passed for his many and important
services, in the organization aud management! q
this Company. Mr.. Neal was then elected Prcs
dent, but he declined; after which Mr. vii lam
Burrell, at present Treasurer, was unanimously
elected Nj 5. Aloi.en resigned tie ofico Of
Secretary, aud Mr.. Bunch was elected to fill The
VACANCY.
The Tribune also learns hat Mr. Schuyler has
resigned the Presidency Of the Harlem Railroad
Company, AMI also the Great Western (Sangamon
ard Morgan) Company. Mr. Schuyler is pTesi'
dent Of NE New York and New Haven Compa.
NY, 10 retain which position. by a late law Of tue
Con, ectcut Legislature, lie is compelled to resign
the Presidency Of all the other roads. Dir. ),
viii still remain IN the Direction Of the llhuo!s
Centlal road
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

NLRMoNr MAGDLE.-A correspondent oi tie
New York Herald, writing from Rome, ssys -
Vermont marble is cheating quite an excteTeI
here among our artists. Several blocks Of small
dImentions, were brought in here about a year
ago. and have since been chisseled up--one into
beautiful bcquet Of myr.la and lilies, aud
anotler into fight between tortoise anda Ger.
paut. This marble is said TO be OF as fine a tex.
tuie, and of equal purity the best Italian, and
can be werkcd nearly bird quicker. 1t is
less brittle and can consequently be used for tic
very finest horcl representations"
From the following, which we clip from an
exchange paper i.aprears that orders have been
received from Rome for more Of this marble:
1.-Two blocks Of Vermont marble, weighing one
tln each, have been ordered from Rome, for til,
purpose of making bust. This order ia from At
Italian artist who prefers the West Rutland mar
Die to tina. Of his own country"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

NEW FloUR The first -four from new wheat
wac offered in our market Oh Wednesday last by
Mr. James Keelcr, the genilemsnly proprietor Of
the 1g4edue; Mus, in this city. This Mill 1t
will be remembered has lately been thoroughly
repaired. aud remoddlcd The steam engine has
been taken cut and water power substituted,
so that is nov, Decided! Que Of tic 6Cs: Minis
In the State.
The Aour manufactured at this Mil Is rapidly
gaming high reputation, both in this city and
in the surrounding country. ard the taste dis
played by the proprietor in keeping lis Mi! neat
and clean IA connection with the superior quality
OF h,s -four, Is giving it name which few
others in the state enjoy
Nj Keeler's object, we understand il, to DO OF
~ custom work, and for that purpose has adde'
anew boiling apparatus. Farmers, therefore, VII
are in hurry, eau have their grsts ground her
without any delay, He has a comfortable room
well furnished and supplied with newspapers an
periodicals, whore persons waiting for iheit woI
can vile away an hour pleasantly reading III
news Of the day We sincerely wish him sax
cess.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

LNBllirT or RAiLwAY COMPANIES As CARRIERS
OF CATTLE The lnhumaulty shown IN the trans
portaton ef cattle over railways deserves some
sind OF rebuke, aud it seems that a New Ynrk
Jury has set h good example. 1t 10 siatd 10
;hr Pnlupm County Coulirr that Mr. Lyman
Bul, oi Carmel, who IL extensively engaged in
tho cattle business, at the Lest Circuit Court in
that county, recovered verdict Of 50 600 dana.
gc. against the New York and Ere Railroad
Cumpanr. Mr Bay purcha,el five hunlrrd
aud .wenly.uins fai cattle IN Ohu aud put them
/ an irtgh, tram al DunHuk destined f,r New
York The train wa. more thnn two days aud
] two nj ht on its passage 70 the city. The d,fe
/ rent Conductor turned deal ear to Mr. Btliy'.
| requet tostop suiii i!ri length u time at some
staten that he might feed aud water The suffering
cattle For fifty nine hoIs the po-r animal.
were wthou. food nr water They were dam,
gcd According to he testimony e yea on ial
TO toe cx'cn. Of Eve dollars head when sold
The principle decided ny this case il an i'm
porant one bath to railway companies aud Il
cattle ealsrs-Rajisoy Tmca
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Imnrovemeu,s about town.

We are happy to note constant progress II
,mnroyemen,e of a substantial chan ac.er through
GU, our city,
The rev block on The corner Of Nam and Il
Sale streets has now reached the third story
and will aif;rd three very handsome stores, be
sides most desirable Offices for professional men
The new Touring Mil now finished externally
is without an equal in the West, 10th as respects
the edsce and the motive power.
On the North side Of the square new brick
block has advanced TO the second story.
Nj. Reddick is making avery large addition
or the rear of his stores.
Near The Fox river bridge foundation IS 'alI
for another brick block tue work going rapid =
on. On the East side Of Fox River quite large
number Of substantial dwellings are in process O.
completion. = plank walk also is extended
abalfmilc east from the bridge. There is hard
" any part Of the city where Improvements arc
rot making. Houses put Up, lots enclosed Tor
mer dwellings enlarged and grounds ornamcnted
II il difficult TO obtain mechanics enough to car
~ on the projected work, and wages are higher
than ever before known.
One will not be surprised at the amount O.
building in Ottawa tie present season II TIE
large humble. ofiactcries in operation here DC
taken into consideration, in connection with
hail days ride into tho surrounding couAtrY
among the flrmcs. The new fences Heosin7
large telds-thc new hsuseg---Ihe immense fields
Of corn and dcoves Of cattle, feeding in hundreds
on our commons, give the elements Of wealth and
indicate an uneysmpled prosperity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

NG rrrrervN rrrd, rusoi " i'd hcns's, ard
give biz classical Illustrations OF Hercules ,tug'
gIng with the Numran Lon DANIEL lulhe Lions
Den Samson crsuoyuG the LION %C :,
'lne OF the most Interesting portion oi Inc rAhl-
hirou j. formed he III play OF n great C ccuun
Ut WAX STATrAuy. iuDudu e fGrrts Ct ne sRr
OF iie, OF al the Presidents N ihc Unlled states,
aud nlso oi great number 81 noted chaIocisls.
Amcrcanaud Foreign, all Of which are ncc"'ate
dkerr.-es, and appropriately ccstuu' rtac',
the whole E.tah slWCutisu vast irTosiioly Oh
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Notice..

III. persons having accounts at this ottc"
n which are unsettled, are requested immedl-
atey 10 ca and settle the same, As all accounts
with the previous firm ofWm & VI Osman m@st be
settled without delay, The books viii be kept by
me in The printing office, uud the first Of Sep.
,rmbcr. when all unsettled bills will be- placed INTO
,be hands OF justice Tor iorclblc collection Call
sud s,yccnsis tJuly MosEs OSMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

FOGrlGS SnALL BlLLa--'Thc merchants Of
Lewls'own, Fulton county published notice in
the Lcwiatown RPa5licon. tina, they will not
take auy foreign small bills after the lit Of Au.
gust That's right-stand by the Law. Let the
crooke.s agains; this law knew that their opposi.
ton 10 its endorsements is oil moonshnc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

Cotri.loS oS rnr y. Y. AND BuFrAto Rohp :.
4 collision tnk place on the Bdi;hl" nnh n
Railroad on Monday evening accustomed 10Y "'el
cgraphic.pole falling across The track an ret"i
one II the trains which was run INTO hy tram
in the rear One lady and ngrnn'leman was Sc
injured by the smashing ol the rear car.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06
MORRIS An, . 1879

EDs. FARE TRADER-SII go Can yuu inform
me whether K Z Guodell Cashisr II the Far
mrt- & Drover's bank of Joliet. {. also Clerk IT
the Board IT Trustees ~ b. Illinois and Arh.
gon Clnal-if 81. what s,lnry drcs he g4ti Aud
can one man attend To both uilire,i
Yours &c, ECONOMY.
lie ia still Clerk Of the board Of Canal True.
tees His salary is $500 We cannot tell wheth.
er one man can do the Clerking Of the Board Of
Trustee, and act as cashier Of bank at the sane
time, not knowing anything about the d1'e. &c
either Of the Offices. -Four queerist will address
his communications to Mr. Goodeil he can pro
baby furnish him with better information on
this subject than we can.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

Do FEyvri-1his weed i, likely TO create
quite , ,en.ston in the medical void. some
.rientfr g.u'lcmen are at thi, time engaged IN
Investigating u properties. II Is said To answer
he purpose # qonne. ard may do away With
that expensive drug II has many other vaiua.
be proper,ir' The bruised leaves applied IS
p"ulrre, will blister very quprkly. tn, weed
So Abundant N nur country. may yet create more
excitement than el"--ng. as drug and article OF
commprc - On J0suDl
Y,., and !, .marts prodgiOusly when brorght
in contact with certain plrts Of the body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

The Fruit growers Of Bureau and surrotSdipg
counties, will meet at Princeton the nth inst.
for the purpose Of inspecting early fruits, and to
select the best varieties to be presented to the
Annual Fruit Convention, to be held in Chicago
the i,h Of next October. All persons interested
10 fruit culture are invited to attend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

A newly invented life presrrver for steamers
consists of buckets with the bottom and sides I'll
led With cork and capable of sustaining two per
cons on the water. 1t is intended TO take the
place Of the common buckets kept siandies viii
water Oh the dccsu Of steamboats,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

The N. Y. Tribune thinks il doubtful whether
Gen, Scott, will ever fully recover the use Of his
arm which It will be remembered he disloca,td,
sOmc time siuce 10y a fall, in New yolk.
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NrpEElIE INirKI

We 49, -
Nm, ''e I se'''s',' . 400 ,'"''
Norman Ind Fr,uk for ulaiu,ld.. P.rp'e .ur
defendant.
y at clam deed only conveys such interest
as the reIeo@'' had at the tune ct The convey
"use A'lh'r1h the r,lcasar l., no tile o' '''
u"r'' Toe EXECUTE" ct the decd, 'he deed does
.u. r,!,a>r.. which tL, ..,,ut,,fu .r, Will make
..r...rvt., ,...,.....,... ,.l....r. .l.fI..b
%,
Nf'"'' " F''' ''' ''E'' '''' '''
n"u OF 'he ut ooncwIng e'n'''"n'r'' IL y
1850. page -. makes ,l.r,ulla decd cot release
..,.,,,.t Al ..r,,,..r,.r ,f.,..- pl.,Il yr'.r,
nam, -. ..,.,,..r, ar
." '"'
4 released '' "t use 81 the s'""o' '' ''.'''' 90
The time tis u ur rc'-tsc tis mI3s !, Is no
means declare. tina, deed or release OF h', 90
tyrc,t, 10y person havctus no uue should "p.r
49,. ......,..,.. -. .....,....,i. .,.r
vr'...,1'.',a ......,.,,, LII contain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

S,'n,,,n NJ, lara, I..,,n.,. nf 400 uil,s de
,r., .r.,, ,,,.I ,,,,n ,r,r.
Tl. rr,u,l, ,,,r.r Irlr.T Union had been
r,,I,tl,,t., v,.r, Comment, pp fb, Government.
ma. .,l,l.r, v,.su.l r,,,ip.- Mt N,Ia Cruz.
Nan. I,or,.,
c~ ,.iI..I p.,.,..l ,,,,,.
'"' ~"''-'
P'ny have 2n''r" u resolution '''r'"'' "h's
any foreign small t'!s, ia compliance with tie
law OF hy .As, L.s.,.niwel
,,,. 49,.
lh' IL sale "~,.'''"' '''N "'' '".'''' NV
er continues To- fall. i ght orauch: boats how
ever s''' sf"e al! depart t,s marry ever!
day,
FIGHT WIN tt0,'i'- >tNVE>--A "''Pe'''
"sn' "'ri''rd A:H~ '". ago. between gang
'' 'i-..'e ''''e' l.o" N.N'.' ~, NE ''' '' -
""..' '''' "'','' ''',..''. anu ,'' ',NI'
d, wounded a.. were ALSO two Of t,e slaves. All
ol them, Llw.y,r effected their escape
A highly respectable author % L'nion WHITES
that negotiations Of American atrm'Ir- tn"i
iHr present uncertainty 700 relation ~ war presses
awav. are ah-'u'v'v "ut "f 'hr question '"i mat
there has been q negotiation Ter cash ."h'.Hir!
favorable since tlAt uf the CINCINNATI aud ~.
LYul, railroad by Professor N'ynr,L
ne i''' ''''r ' '"r 49,"
.' I'VE '''l '', ,', ,.. W ~,
Stlsfs.6ss - VA. shown, an increase 10
r,grl ,..,p.b-r. ,t Ky two u..I,u. uuol en- a,
sr,r,rrof rll,, hundred uI Gi', rw, mu.uu, IN
a single year, ,q4al 10 seventeen ger cent
". ltlb. ,t, -r.,, A..,.rir,r T,,s N,rp.
-,.irt. p..l,.,..5
''' '"'' '- ''' '.'' '
us 100 thre mna'es,H ''tE which 'h' N'e'e'5 Of
Arr. hal ig.t awarded b premium %, so
The work Of constructing ship canal aIoNn
l"r HlH' N'. are is ID W" -.'."- '' "'' ,''.
ygo.
d,
an ''hA" ~l' '''.-- '"' P..F.'' ' ''''' WV
cot Ga' "a two by 'Hr.r i,,prUi scheme O.! en-
ltr-,r, The Illinois arI NritL4u canal 90 that
-......r. ..4 ........rs from,
E''
iHr ltsv' 'Nrir : "a -'.1'" ''" 'r.'.r '"".'''"'s
az Joliet. NL.,h q ali De- w,.i tr ~, AMI all
...f.., ,l....... ,,... ...r.I ,rI,.,,rf,s,s,cb
Ilav,U lr-d woman j.. surru..d rn rnrrl,-'
costume. ,h. di,. up, Try tu lodge brbui d dlo'
tu ruucral i u-vu.'r- uar dn,- 'hr 'aru tcH 400.
'l'""'l ''"''''" 'N,''''
u'" SCI "'',' ,''' '' AZ
'h" NAV "''' '' ".' '''.'''' t.'
"''." ~"
O'"" '""" u "'"e ny, "'.'" '' ~ ''
We" "'--'' "'',' "'"''' '',' N'' '' w.
'Hr '',I"-''H "," tA''.' ,'.' o"-e O'as'' =
"o' % '''" '"u"'.-l' 'P.' H'y'
All the members pf lhn UHIrar',n society q
=, l,nur.. whu,rs .l,y,hoiIrrs have l,cl, ern 10
cir.t.d lhrr slaves uncouirpn,ly To. S"rc
~ referred To- b. one ct the 1r!,.i in ST. L0uts.
Si+,''' 'hA' '''' -''' ~
/ 81 ;, h'''' h''' JUST P'. 'p" '"' "'
/ com, which the B,ns had br-n ac'umultins IL
! ,'eat. past. A premium "i Nv" per cent. an
reward, WAS paid, varying with the de-ciipuo
. Of com.
/ .--..... -. r-v,,,, III, THIN
AAI-'I 49,, 80, .,i'. 49,. -. ia. A,,,,
+ ~, -, a. - ,,;r ,.,y ana, MI
= ''.' 80 'os ,,,,,,.,, t.. ns,I,rr
."a.,,.;r,,, a. ,,.,..,j =, v,r ro.brry can b
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-08-06

Cholera issoil to bo raging among the boat.
men on the Cbcsarcakc aud Ohio caual, above
Harper ferry,
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WoNprRrrt Careers or NkTuEr hrD ART, tho
mllp1r,icuars oi which it would be- impossible 10
aivr within the Limits ol newspaper advertise
nent. and which has been brought together n, nm
cnoymous expenditure al means nrnng the Iar-
re,I and most novel Exhibition IN this or any
other country,
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MJ5FUI AM pEWA r IE |
IuE A"rucaN Mg.rru ANo MrHAe,rm VII
-Nh. 90 jgH.r 0.Hu.y August Soth. Nrwuk,
Monday. August '-I, OTTAWA. Tur,ta,
Angus .3I lrru W Wednesday, August a h.
l.ltr 90 uutsr..U SOD ,'r. hidden und,i vcnr,
ut o-. - rfa. iotnr whole 90 tbe wmru-c rs-
Hh'i#twrtH, Ir,.W.lra G,rrI.i Z uu. iIrn.E. N,
,rn.oa.rrH. Of WuI Animal. WaA .rlrnrlv
NJ t"''. r. .rW.r.c- lu thc b,n. jhc Baby
lrP.@uf, Nd N.h' performances, Sc, r,,K.
u'u rw..f 'nF HirH"'c whatever lcttlcic-
T. NJ ~ 90 - .''- u '' : to '''N'
TUE hra,sl Travelling INHIBITION in the
Would, htn. "tuuhu,s I.u a., a., thr uro.r pupu-
lil anu wrNu"p'n.u. .r awu-omcu.s IT the az, -
uu.ai ,.d uu' Dos pIuNttiu b.. Sra-.u o. 1888
Team 4 Ten Elephants
wii. draw lhr wrbr tHru luggrraut.
EIbY Elephant,
only one tclr oiu, and uut / = irtt high, will
CacN upuu hi, back around the ulrttor ul ! h. m
m'n.t Pavilion, thr 1t .lIuguu GtNEEALlU
Itl NG The Magnificent toulgr comprises
llN Horses aud !um,r. The PAVILION uliAhhi.
ton uf> hrrn ru..gred uUui 'i.caF. ~, ol acrvm-
W'jIung l'',l .p",igiuI- once The culirc-
u'uoi uNua Wild Auu.is includes tlc moot
splendid specimens ever rAHbr,d IN Am,ric,
Among IaIE ,.'rfa will 'r i,rrd
ItsLt Hcau'ifui Llous
fresh '.'W t|utT native tu.rsts.
\ MoNSu g NmrUoE rolAE iIAE,-oi prud-
lI"u. s.2- Hug I'.pIfy
NsyUrDryr Row TsIR the largest one
rvrTU.pIyIr. .ir'r.
\ PuE uE N.gyG ltoy- only six months old.
As lN.AsuUEt H.I.--uw0ygN months ui age,
t.r hr-l uHr over iy.uur Aurura. Sc. &c
Tn" DROVE or tLEruANlS wcry captured
DO lHr lma.,. 90 Crru.t t,yI,u. ~ Mt,tIs ).
RJ-vcHrlGao Nulr.G. assisted by 2GO Ma.
uvrs. after Iusu0l a. three months and four
Days n lh' Ionr'rs They were uu1.y cnltapp"d
audre,upj utu Indian kma. or 'itap OF cuor-
mous tut. ions and rr.,l.,u- fu,lp5h. whcic
they "rtr suhHurj. ia, Can Lrphaur ace, II pa
India.
T.. r. RhIiNVN,
iruprrforo' t." AwruUgu Mites, am. NSw.G York,
nsI'. E.nur in#.u1uure. rHafyucuuftyet y the
a..lH' su.c... which IH- attended ; .i.s yulous
ti".'- Iur l.r 5l.U.,I.,If. a. fIr IIl .o l' Iia
been lrt Io iuM lLeu, cat Of organ lrg a vast
tugH..rF
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MARRIED. In the Town If Mission, on lie
18Th ofJuy. by l. Larson rrrEW CuRlsI PIER.
SON to LuwAY 1nuMP.oE
Ga the l4'h Of July, hy H. LGr,on, JAccB
JuHSsoS. to TaLLErrE JoBS.os
On the "a of August, by l. Larson, PGrFU
AnMsoS to Mrs. BkrsEr Larson. AN Of hj,
County,