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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28

Mr.. Shaw, sir, ......
feel II duty that | owe to my
fellow sufferers, to slate that have experience
ed great relief lrem the use Of Or. Sellers L'r-
sr I.Lx. have suilerrd severely with the lH
or c. mpla;nt tor sev.rLl years, 81 mach So t'a:
both myself and friends have thought that !
could i survive; but shor, lime. Much MN
ey had been expended in thc eIideavOr To pr. :
cure reiel lr III The regular phys.c.aIs, ba1 ali
IN vail ) II las. resor, un the rccomIn- -ndaiio
OF my brother, procured $; m of sellers Liver
Piis ut your StJr,, ana found great relief IRON
their use, ana in Tie cUnillrd use of tn.m slIlce
Lave aim 81 .ntreiy r.c,y rcd my heath.
| HAMA. CU.MPoTON.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28
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PITTSBURGH, PA. g "a

lESTAPLISN.E!D i'm 1S40'
INCORPORATED by The Legislature Of Pa.'
with perpetual charter. i,
a BOARD or RUsrEEs. ~
Hon. Jpnes Buchanan late Secretary OF Statst
Hon. William Wilkins, late Secretary Of Wsb
Hon. Moses i1nmpton; ir i5iI ali Ji gus
Hon. Waiter u. Lowric; f4s hgeifa6,us
Hon. Charles Naylor; ~, ~.
Gen. J. X. MocIhead. 9'',1g -"
p. DUFF, Principal, author cfthe "North
American Accountant" Prof Of the Theory
and Practice Of Double Entry Book Keeping.
and L.ctur,r an g mmercal Sciences. t,.,
I'D. WILLIAMS, Prof. Of Mercantile
and C,n,mcrcial PenmanshiP. .i.f.se =,
N. b. HATCH, Esq..g Of the Pits;
burgh Bar, Prof. Of Mercantile Law. .ie,st
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathe'
:, '"tics.
H. institution occupies five spacious apart
THIS s considered the IN st extens We
mrn,s,i ana !. -nized Ct numerical College in
and p rfcctly orga. What Is said Of w he
the / niied S.ales! :. authorities in The
most I'm ncnt mercantile Practical nc
country, and Of the Principal usa 'er, and
cnunI,n, as nm esuer,enced Tcac.. vii.
as an anthor; as so e his colleague, MI. ~,
llams. as a Penman, will be found IN the PAM
phlrt circular of 2i pages.
Duff Book Keeping, pp 1872. .Royai Hc'a.o,
Harper $. Price i.5h-p stage2l cts -''in.
III S. perfect c. mbination Of instruction and
practice pihlishtd" pi -i
i'Dnfrs Western steamers Accountant
price Il, p,siage . cts. "A perfect system fIr
keeping such DO ks and Accounts"
/ 4 Merchants and Steamers can always be
sapp's s.nI "' '": er.aiay Sn . by Ma '0'Ou"''"
April 25, 1883, l0ly
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28
Mill and Circular Saws.

VYvM. ROWLANUS celebrated Mill Saws.
w from "a to "A fcc.; cIrcnia, saws. Cross
Cut Saws. PIT saws $; ass laGec ass lnsnl oi
Mill Saw Flies, etc. eIc.. h.pl on hand and ior
sale by h. j. Is.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28

4 Tfemcnluous lag: assortment II BON
~ NETS, HATS, and PLUSH { APS.
). MsIAtS Z Cos
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28
Stoves ard Trimmings.

WOOD and Coal Cook Stoves, different 81
w zes, kept constantly on hand. We have
soid a large q iantlty oi the Coal Cook Stoves
and can ecommend them to be superior an
Gle; also stoves suited for pnrlors. sit.!ils ro.iS
for sale by ID. j. X.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28

70: several years past have 50 The varlo
pr, paratios Ol Dr. ~. 4. sci.rs DJlli III wlio.e'
sa,r .nd Retail and they have wl,L arceiy" ~
cXt epton, ven t.slaction IL the sLrcii.s,i
Judging ir IN he reports Of those VINO have IS ,
them ana wnat have seen Of theL tlleCt
COZ s i.r them excellent incdicine5.
iours, J. =. SHAW, Lrugsist, lronton, Y
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-28

T AM now receiving my Spring Stock of
French and American Paper Hanging, which
far snrpasses any thing Of the kind ever Offered
in this markc!.-Many Of the patterns were pre-
pared and packed expressly for me in France,
and embrace all the latest styles.
1t is Of grade and price firm cts. to $3.50
per piece.
have Ten Thousand p eces embracing more
than one hundred different patterns, SO that the
most fast liOus cannot Tail tn be suited both in
price and quality. The second story Of my Book
store biilding. will be devoted exclusively 10
Paper Ilangings. and will be brilliantly lighted
every evening, SO that persons eau have the Op-
p,rlunily OF examining as well at night as IN
daylight. The s.y.e Of Velvet Borderings this
season 8 really beautiful and at half the usual
prce. J. STEPHENSON,
Iof No 4, Buckeye Block,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Total manufactures for past II months, SECS 800
Making total 'or the year If nearly 100000
Some Of the above establishments have been
opened but quite recently, aPd the propretors Of
some of the others have been engaged in manu-.
featuring only during 4 portion of tn. time aboy,
specified, many articles similar in kind to those
manufactured u some Of lac above establishment,
have been imported and sold here by the i'm
portsrz
Near the Hydraulic Basin extensive prspara.
lions have also been made by the CANA. Trrsstcss
and the Ottawa Hydraulic Compnnv, to bring
into use Tor manufacturing purposes, The water
power "t Ottawa, as power sufficient to se.y IL
Operations Of leas, thirty run of stone" THIS
IS far the most rI'uabs water power IL the sor.h
west, # not the most extensive.
There are twenty coal beds within six miles ef
Ottawa some Of them within one hall Of n mile
all Of which are worked The coal is worth about
cents per bushsl in the bed, and TO 10 cent.
per bsshs! delivered in town. From these bed,
there have been taken since the first d,v of
January 1859, abou; 10000 tons Of coal, 10 600
ton' OF which were consumed in Ottawa, and IN,
balance exported, principally to the surrounding
country,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
4 New lSeaper.

The last number of the n !. Peat has the loi.
loving under its local head:
A COMPETITION TO McColNcx-A N,s erode,
not for ChiiGrcn.--We have been shown model
ofs grain cralling machine, recently invented
and patented by Mr. John H. Smith, OF th, city.
The principle a, applied to grain grading. is en-.
;irely nsv and we should Judge rom the model
exhibited, greatly superior to any cradnS ma.
shiuen Use A great sIcellenee Of the machine is,
in the chespness and simplicity of It's construction.
Tie grain is cut by the sarse Kind ef stroke
made with = h,nd.c,adle, -Four seyihes, each
with n cradle frame, are fastened to the rim Of
drgn or cylinder, having r. vertical or rotary mo.
ton The scythe md cradle fingers are 50 ar.
ranged tia, every revelation simultaneously
cuts and lodges the grain in a standing gavel in.
side the drum, whence those WHO tend the ma
chine can conveniently bind, and dispose Of The
bundles Of grain, wholly dispensing with rsking.
Tho machine is comparatively light, and it is
calculated can be moved with single borV-
Ahe inventor, who mas had large sxpercnss ~
a practical ssrculturi,t states that his machine
will cut about twenty -hVs acre, per day, ,.bnt by
putting the power Oftwo hstsss aud increased
speed upon the machine ii can easily be made
to cut more. Such is tha snug and substantial
structure Of the machine, that it will do its work
as we'll at high a. a low speed. The men EN-.
ploysd in binding th. sheavss Of grain can stand
IN most convenient position, in and sutsde the
tub or drum which receives the standing grain.
Motion ia communicated to the cylinders on which
ths ,cythe, are placed by a short shat attached
10 the axle OF the driving wheels.
The machine il supported and moved on
single pair of truck wcels, which can az well 10
used for other farm purposes We DO not pretend
TO rive amnute description Of tho machine rs u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Cot Bnsrm.-1he Hon. W. IL ni.scll has
been appointed Chairman Of tn. COMMITTEE on
Military Affairs, in the House Of Representatives
This Is very distinguished and highly rssponsi
Die post sHd !. never allotted to any one except
trom high estimation Of his capacity 70 Slit
In this view alone it is high compliment to the
talented Representative FROM our district There
is another view IN which this appointment be
becomes just source of qualification to those Of
hls Democratic frirrds who we're unwilling that
Col. Blssells Congressional coarse should be lin,
tied to two ,erms We mean tho evidence it
give. Of his high standing with the Democratic
majority in th. House It shows that at Wash.
Ington, as well a. at home in hs own district,
Col. Bis,sll i' rated sn thle snd most deserving
Democrat Hi. reelection to the next Congre.s
may well heS gratifying fact to every Democrat.
ia the district. BtlstiR Adr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Nrv Leuor L,vs.-It i, said, "Why don't
you execute the present lawt' This puts me IN
mind ofs rat, who sleek aud fat come, out Of his
hole and sees a new trap. lie walks around it,
peeps into il nibbs, at 1t, and finds that il is not
the old one,--it Is al wire and there's M getting
out otit. So he goes to tho keeper OF The house
aud says; "Whv arc not satisfied with the
wooden bottom, through which have crawed
forty tmesr So with these old liquor rats
they know how to evale them-they can crawl
through most anything--thcy don, like the
Maine Law. These men can tell what the law
means The ouscry they make, make, the think
they smell FIRE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
Miss WHEEI.nR

DEGS leave to announce to the ladies of OF.
lnwnanj vicinity, that she has opened a
- VI Mlmers shop directly over tn" Farmers
Store'-whetc she wi he NJ all tunes happy to wait
upon those who may favor her with their custom,
Dreas Making will also he carried on-she has srrn.
red the services Of cOmpcten, hand who will lake
charge of ,latbranch. Ladies. we assure Won Inn,
work entrusted toSurcare, shall be- executed will,
uentness in the latest s,yles-and on the mos,rea.
sonobls terms. Nov. g. ls-3m,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
Gen. Jackson and Cen. Pierce.

We extract the following eloquent passage
rom The very able address delivered By Col J
W. Forney, at the Democratic celebration at
Washington, d. c, on the | lth inst:
1t Is suggestive Coincidence that the eques.
trlan statue Of Andrew Jackson will be elevated
two bref i1onths before Franklin lieace takes
hls scat As President. 1t 10 well that the restora
ton OF the Democracy to national power should
be thus lnagurstcd 1t is well that the new ad
mlnlstration should De reminded Of the duties be-
fore 1t 10y such a ceremonial Man among n,eei
Patriot without guile Warrior without pretsu.
sIons D.nocrate without s,lishnessi Let US
recall the proud example to guide and guard the
administration OF thy follower and lhy friend -
The masses never deserted thee You rose from
Their midst, and as step oy step you ascendsJ 10
the highest honor, their hearts beat for you their
hands were raised to goa, their votes vindicated
you. Amosg the granite mountain, Of the east.
there Ia citizen who has been chosen TO conduct
tue nation in ;he path laid doTr. It a comman
compliment to speak of politicians ct the Jacksok
school but Franklin Fierce has illustrated tho
ANNALS Of his State and Of ,hs Nation by nroof,
Of his iudomitable trmRess and unqueuchabc
enthulasm as a supporter of this memorable
school. No follswer he Of tho passions Of tho
hour--no eager echo lie Of local fanatri, bat a
man whose character, cast in no cold or contract.
ed mould, has fitted him for these conflicts which
demand the wisedom Of great statesman, sad
the courage Of a great hero When Jackson died
lac leit usoE in tears; but his great example
will live forever
They never fail who die
In good cause; the block may soaa lleir gore;
Their heads may sodden in the sun, thsir limbs
B. strang to city gates and castle wall
Bat still their spirit walks abroad Though years
Eap'e, and Others share as dark doom,
They bat augment the deep and .v sepipg thoughts
Which oyerpower all other. and conduct
The world at las, to freedom"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Advertisements inserted ut 81 per square for
the irst insertion, and 2j cents lorruch subsequent
insertion liberal discount made TO those who
advertise by the year,
W No paper discontinued until all arearages
are paid, unc-s ai the option of the Publishers.
or Communicaucns, to insure attention, must
ways be tree OF postage, and accompanied with
Authpr's name
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Z GkStsAL TEMPERANCE CoSvESrIos.-We are
requested to call public attention to the fact that
the Sons Of Temperance Of this state will hold .
general convention at Springfield, on the fourth
Monday ofJanuary. to deliberate upon the evils
resulting from the traffic in Intoxicating liquors,
as at present regulated by law. and the remsdiss
which ought to be applied The convention to be
constituted Of the friends oftemperanes wbs may
membership Of any organized society or order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
A Valuable Statistics of the Town oco,
taGa


ihs town Of Ottawa contained 2,775 inhab!.
'ants at the time Of the taking Of the last cen,p,
at the late Presidential election there rere 7,o
votes cast Present population abost $500 on.
ta"" contains bank court hous. n i,i, six
churches from SIX to ten schools, (varyin, in mum.
Der with the seasou3 two printing Offices and
weekly newspaper establishments; ons magnetic
telegraph station and Office ten hotels. lod,es
OF O"d Fellows, Free Masous, Sons. Dayyb,ors
al" oAuet OF temperance; fourteen warehouses
ior storage Of grain and merchandise; six lpmh,y
yards one yard for repairing canal boats two
jewelers. shops; eleven blscksmiths shon. s,,e,
carpenters shops; four painters and slo,i.r.,
'h'ps' one curriers' shop; Two bakers sho,s
three nurseries Of fruit trees, shrub, &c ,hrs.
livery stables; three slaughter houses. two norL
packing establishments four meat market.
s"me beef packed for exportation); seventeen
stores tdry goods and srocsriesl; two -four
stores four drug stores; four clothing stores
"ard"ard stores; two stove, tin ware DC stores
Two glass, paint oil dc stores; three boot ,boo
""a le"'hsr store; twenty three grocery pro.
visions, DC. establishments.
And the following manufacturing establish
ments' and giving the value Of manufacture. r,ou
January lst 1852, to December lst. 1872;
One steam -four mill on main canal
water power To he used hrreafter) s95O 600
one hour mil partly completed to be
run oy water power on Hydraulic
One i'n.eed oil mill and paint flctorv
completed and to Le run by water
power.
One iron l9undry, aud reaper and ma
r en"e '""p'' |'''an power nsrd) $4,000
iWo planning and saving establishments,
(steam power used III one, aud horse
power ~ the other, water power to be
USED In the later next spring. llOOO
One establishment for the manufacture
Oiresners and harvesters Dc, nearly
completed, some manufacturing q!
ready done t4tesn to b. uscdl 1900
One steam factory for the manufactory
OF plows and oIhsr agricultural Instra.
ments ozon
One steam tannery, 30 oOp
"o sash, door and bin! f,ctcyic,, sl.O60
One shinsIe factory, (horse power) S.7eO
One soap and candle factory, 5000
"o "n' copper aud sheet non factories, $500
One TN ware. do / o0o
Two gun, ride and pistol, DO $500
Match, do 5000
One cigar, do 600
one monument and grave stone do 4,2uO
va U"r nat and cap do 5000
Two brewerys, Zone not in opera.ion.) 500
Three brick yards, 600
iime slln', 5000
- oacEeres, $500
rive Wagon aud carriage shops, 10000
i"ree caAnrt and furniture shops, 10000
Your saddle sni harness, 10 10000
Seven boot anl ,hoe, do % OOg
IIHes cooPefs, do 5000
ta.'ur', do G,OOO
ml'Iinsrs, DO 1000
One Dasuereoiypst', DO 1900
Two coufectioueis do coOa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08


TnE Rum SELLERS DREAM-Wcll. wife, this
lston hord, cannot continue this business any
longer"
Why, dear, whats the matter now T.
90, such dream, such rafting Of men = bones,
and such an army Of starved mortlls, 40 many
murdsts such cries, and shrieks and Wells and
such horrld gnashing Of teeth, the glazing eyes,
aud such blazing fire and such devils. OH |
Cannot endure IT, Ny hair stand, on end and |
am 80 filed with horror that can scarcely speak
Oh If ever sell rum again"
My dear, you are frightened"
Yes indeed, am. Another sucL uisht
would not pass for worlds"
Ay dear, perhaps -
Oh don't talk to me an determined not
TO have anything more to do with rum. anyhow
Don't you think Tom Wilson came up to me with
his throat cut from ear to ear. aud such a korri-
ble gasb, and It was hard for him to speak
and 30 much blood and, says be, see here,
Joe, The result Of your rum selling NJ bleed
chilled at the sight, and Just then the house seem
81 toturn bottom up, aud the earth opened and
a little imp took mo 10y the hand SAYING, FOL.
low ms" As went, grim devils held out 10 ne
cups Of liquid fire, saying, " drink this" | dare
not refuse, Every drauyht set me m. r:sc. Ser
penis Kissed upon each side, and from above
reached down then heads ami whispered rum
seller" On and on the imp led In. through the
narrow ps.s. All at once he paused and said,
/ I" are you dry :" Yes | replied Then he
struck ,rap.door with bis foot, cpd down We
went the legion' Of fiery serpani followed ",
whispering Drunkard drunkard' At length
~s stopped agaa and the imp asked me before,
! are you dryT Yes, replied. lie then touched
spring q door flew open. there were thousands
ofold worn out rum sellers crying most psou.-
y Rum, rum give some rum = When
hey say me. they stopped mnmsnt to see Wis
wa Then the lmps cried out SOL 10 msks all
-hake SsS'a, Rumsellsrv aud huriGg Iae IN. shut
the door. For II moment they fixed lhsir ierocious
eyes upon me. and uttered united yell. Damn
MIN which filsd ne with such tsrrsr that
twoEe There, vile, dream or no dream. | will
nsver sell another drop Of the Internal staff. /
wiz not"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Judge Chro', has decided that the board Of
auditors in the several townships, Of the counties
which have adopted the Township organization
law, have no power to fill vacancies in town off
ees, by appointment, but that they must be filed
by special election. The board cannot, therefore.
appoint Constable to fill the vacancy IN thi.
tuHn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

TREMENDOUS Loss.--Thc total loss Of property
by the fires in California during the past three
years, is estimated at siatysx millions Of dol.
lsrs, This it should be observed. is the Cal,for
MIA estimate and to arrive at tho actual loss. "A
large deduction must he made Probably thirty
millions would cover the destruction Of property
But this is more than has been destroyed hy IRE
in all the rest Of the United States during the
last ten years. Buf, Con-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

The Mt. Vernon Jstiersonian says, on Saturday
night, the sth ult, ut his res,denc. IN tho Miss
isslppi bostom-whils sitting by his own hresldc
-Alphonfo Gtommcr we'll know to many clt'
Icns Of Union Co, was shot through the body
and instantly expired.
II seems that some unknown individual ap
preached the house about eight o'clock aQght
put the musrel Of tho gun INTO a crack INTO the
wall, discharged the fatal load and escaped ua'
detected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
AnErhnir u Ernnk Pierce.

The following anscjo,eof H. nkn Pierce, Is
related 10y u Yankee at our elbow, which shows
that our mex, President was somewhat Of a
joker
Returning from party a, late hour Of the
night. called at tho house of an old gentleman
who WAS noted for his irrasclble temper, and
aroused him by sundry knocks upon the door.
The knocks beng repeated for considerable
time, ihe proprietor arose and came to the door
without waiting 10 arrange HE toilet "Gond
evening said the future Presdant, in his usual
courteous manner.
What do You want here at this time Of uishti'
said the gentleman IN white.
1as passing this way, sir' responded the
visitor, with the utmost sang troid land as !
knew you was fond Of music, | thought would
call aud enquire II you would like to hear good
sougi'
"A good song echoed the astouished yetern.
bis eyes flashing FIRE, Wife, brmg me my
Sun"
But before the gun arrived, the horscman was
out of the range OF the enemy's fire.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
o. A. .,hnhN. J. =. SIMMER.
AUCTION AUCTlON,!
". 4. Osborn's CHAR Saloon

hUCTipNEERS, are prepared to receive apy
,klnJ oi Property public or private sale such
as Merchandise ol all kinds Horses, Caltlr, &c,
which they wiiI sell To the hest advantage
bH Consignment, a LOT oi ready made Goihng
which wi!i be- put up at their sales room tot the IN
So ,""" "' ih" pnhn" All business entrusted to
their care IN the above line will meet with prompt
Rurullrn, tuu I'll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
f1ns. VA Y, g S%S
tal.,.i =. 20 aud NTrcr-.. NJ lL.

{. GAY wprII inform hi, ,in,ud. and Custo
- urts ''ai hc has removed to his new ahopat
iH"s'nil w"-i corner otthc public square wherr he
Wi'ronunuc ih" "mnuuiacmrIugu uirarrin,os bu1gics
nnd wogunsln the latest aud most approved .ryirs
Being practcni workman, be haltrr. hims, liihat
h' en-" bu., a. 9'"i work as cauL produced in this
"nlIrr satisfaction. ErpaI.ng done Oh thcshoficsf
notice.
'1~H p3'' tor SEASONED lumber ! {, CAV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

Enormous prices are paid for board at the Me.
tropotan Hotel in New York. One foreigR EN-
isary pays $50 n day FOR his beard aud spends as
much moro for choice wines and other extras,
s?6 week Tor board is lew figure, many go
as high as $500 per week, and from thai down to
$50. The bridal chamber is constantly occupied
at $50 per dKy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

KuI,n-A man named Slans was killed on
Friday last, near K.ckapo0,ovn, by a person
named Day. The friends Of the latter allsgs
that Slsns insull.d th. vita Of Day, and fight.
resulting in the death Of Slano. was the conss
quencs 1t is undsrstood that the parties Of the
nfrsy were under the influence OF liquor At the
time oi the melancholy occurrence Day has
been arrested aud lodged IN the county jail
Ps0tia Ntp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
r A. IL o RIM c..

W EIls GocA-N E4L 20
"OUbD respectfully inform the CuYens OF
w Ottawa, and the surrounding country. that
he has enlarged his store, and just received large
assortment Of
Br0ddciOtiS, CnSyimerrS, Tedings,
Aud ready made Clothing, Of all descriptions,
and OF the latest styles, which hr intends to sell
cheap Tor cash aud those wishing purchase, will
do well TO call and examine before purchasing else
where.
TAILORING n CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice, and un tho cheap
est terms, All gIrmrus warranted to it, The
store is opposite the old Citg Hoicl on Madison
street, next door to the Marble shop
Ottawa. Oct. Q. WV CoNvrtry
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08
House Painting.

THE subscriber has opened paint shopon Ca
nal street, ~ Ottawa next to Hossocb's Stor,
near the Side Cut, where he will be ready tore
ceve orlersior work, or do any kinds of nantni
may he that desired. uan3-tD ]. b ToMps
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-08

{Ctgs at AoRRis.-The first train Of Cara upon
,he Roc. Island and Chicago Railroad for Morris.
left Joliet on Wednesday. the Oh, at 10 o'clock
A. M