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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

Tte European democrats assembled yesterday evening
in the rooms Of the society a Montague" so leonard
street, to bear the report Of the committee appointed 10
take tho Deceray arrangements TO celebrate the amt
vesrJ Of the d. sclaraon f the French publc In 1882
The committee notified the meet ng that Il he'd been
agreed uyon 10 have excursoS In the Bay andthat
sesubs al Laura Knapp had been cha srcd for the
cssup. he compsny are to and part OF Long
Isspd we're speeches DO could take place The rurner
tbe Poles The CuhAps have promised their steodsnse
Tho demonstration will start to day. At O'Clock pro-
cjsey go Leonard street. preceded b, the flag OF
he iEepubque CniveTs. lle ami a band Of mu-ic aud
vii Embark at pier No. 8 Moth river
reporter particu arly requested 10 teuter 10
the Of the meeting invitation TO all tho press Of
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

MACON Sept 20, 1884.
The railroad lines between Savannah Macon, Atlanta.
Chattanooga and Nashville, ore 10 full operation.
Freights for Sarod tt rough without eeay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22
Deo,n OF Catholic B.sn.p ,.y Cholera.

A'ANsAH, 1ept. II, Is5z
Earcis Ntvirr Cart'pd dea yesterday ot cholera h
the 6rst Catholic Bish OF saveansh end was for
ueriy psstor Of St Johu's Church. rhilsdel phia Rs
b|rp in ImhIin In 1878 HI. reutirs will be tahau
20 pl hin for ne ut during the suing xiAtsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

ALBANY, sept. Fl, 1854.
The receipts Of produce by the Erie canat tempo
ra'iy ohccaed By sunken boat in the GEAR Sche-
nectady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22
A Fugs,,ve slave Excls. menr.

BOSTON, sept III 1891
The Bath (Me Mirror Of cspr.u her 20. states that
there hns beer excl eent 10 that city restve to
q fuelt slave hoard the bsrk Frsnlhn, at that
port, from ,aoisoIvile
The Flsnib lin put into Holaess Hele on the 10Th aod
cap ain rotih the customs that h, hid fugitive
slave On board The su herties at Jacksonville
uoned oy te'egraoh, ard tts authorities at Washogtoo
sso vhsreups the cutter Caleb Cushing ap-
pearee at b. hsr.r rsm-it cd there ps ruesdiy
moving. She dsapttued Sft. rworts, when the
Iranl lin psssed up the river
The Of the Frsnkhn sta that the slave escaped
while be vessel l2i,g at anchor 1t Holmess Hoe
When sbe TrankI,n arrivod The port of Bath seyo
oitizsrs inoud pg 4 memter of the Boston Vigilance
Con pitee tcsrs ed her ds'erured to have thu olave
at ~ hazards but h. lot to be found
the meeting Of the NORTH Bep,ist Church 10 rhis
city 10 oey, letter from the Twelfth African Church
read stating that e ohu oh had lost many its
members, who bad aed from the city, alarmed at the
return Ct n,heny Burns into bondage
Later from snssa Fe.
ARRIVAL or TROOPS AT FORT UNIos--CAusE or
AUDkky's IEATH-AHREsT OF wEIGHTMAs-
IapIANs QUIET.
LOUISVILLE Sept 81, 1854
Py the arrival Of the Santa Fs mail Jeeterda at Fort
rdep+r deuce iessn that btdy Of troops arrived
Fort UpioD the 2d of hugust last having lost sixty
horse and forty mules Their headquarters will be at
anita Fc
The In6ians quiet and the oaice,s and
niesioneo officers at Tor, Lnayep worth ordered
'en,e Cor the >atee cao Nii torart the cdc
| ep'eE str, rncer the eoIaaiand ot Col. Cooke.
AUBREY DE- st the resolt of altercation with
weghtman, as 70 Article pubsbcd In the Amago de-
Fayy. Tbs 10 requenis oschanged, when au ,r-y
dewa revolver, md w5Be ia the act Of ng It, ono
| barrel Irsnatureiy discharged Weigh man drew \
hopie tpife, and startsd aubrey in tho sbdomeo,
causing his DEE b in rnioutss TeigGtman then
rende,ed himself held in s2, 600 bail He re
rets tie very uch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

Ashley O. Bah or ST. Ious policeman, wss last vssk
onso oloo and dsu,sscr from tke csy's s~rvios sce
cvueIly b~atics ON tho bsad eth hu club halo c14s
drurse1 ra3, ss.-E. Nm b. h-i .a..ytains1 a. -
GruACA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

United States Dsssplcs Attorneys Omce.
sKr 2i-- TIE ALLEGED s,1w 7rJ6ic -fpsoruasions -
be- given aud warrants ssued anst somc other pae
tts in tins city Cor sIles ed NsAcAns In slaves
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TIE public Health.


MORTALITY AT SAVANNAH.
BAxrxoRE, sept 81, 1864
There were forty -four deaths at savannah os Sunday
apd Monday, twenty nine Of which were By yellow
fever.
ABATEMENT oP TIE rEvER AT CHARLESTON
BALTIMORE sept 2i, 1854
Capt John BonneiI, the Oldest snpmastef Ia Char,s
ton, clcd on saturday
Tho papers 81 eak confidently of the abatement Of the
fever.
CHOLERA AT PrrrssuRG.
PrsBuRo, sept. q. 1854.
There havo been sixty dssths BY cho,crs for the pat
twerty four hours Today generally has bccn observed
az q day Of humiliation and prayer.
From the South.
ARRIVAL or THE soUrHExS aArL-- QUIET RESTORED
AT NAV oRLEANs--THH MARYLAND COAL TRADE
BAInxoRs, sept 2l, 1864
BY the arrival Of tho Southern mail, New Orleans pa
pers Of Friday bavo been received.
The riots at New Orleans had entirely ceased The
h dy OF John Kane Of the vho II was supposed
had been murdered hss been found. ae shot four
times, hut Il Ia thought be may
Tho Mar, coal trade last week amounted 70 $4,000
ors.
Tho New Creek Cool Company has Suspended operations
owing 10 cultles with regard to the ovneshp Of their
mines.
Navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Is sll
interrupted
Mo.t cf tho cargo Of the 'hip reiia Maria has been
sacd In damssed stc. Tho veesoi is gyng 70 pieces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

rARiEo BROfHEJs AND COMpANY's CIRCULAR
Icrpcs, seft as SP "
In sb> colons, srd fore 90 psscucs asxssss ssssAy
ux.sGss hAs b<eH NsJseet<d eus!Dg Ne vsek keos5t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22
n Ews BY TELEGRAPH.
FTGlTIvE SLAVE BUBBUB In BATH.
es>~~~~~-~~~-~~-~~~~~-~~
the UNlvERSALiSTS AND THE SLAVERY QUESTION.
Firemen's Celebration at Hartford.
LATER NEWS FROM NEW MEXICO.
DEATH OF A ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP.
Affairs in New Brunswick,
&C., &o., &c.
DEATH OF 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP.
POlSDCnl Matters.
DEMOCRATIC CONGkLss IOfAL CONVECTION.

POlStcal Matters.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2i, 1884.
The Bridgston, New Jerses, mocrAtc Convention Of
the 6,t Cong esopsl DISTRICT nominated day Thomas
Mubord. Of Garden county for Cougre ess
resoluu reQuiug candidates pledge the uselves
sesirst Know Ncthipgism laid tte .abis by a
nsjsrity Il I've.
wBIG NOMINATION. U1ION or wHIas AND PREE
DRMOCKATs.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 81. 1884.
Nee ty, Of Ricbsnd, anste for :
Rreas In BE MAJ son Osweeo districts for tue tong
tern, by the ~hts Ccnven.isn Of On ,nd,gs county.
Th' uhigs cond en-, the free dem ate who
CO, template union With thero prone th resoa
ttrs too velvet footed. hilikns resolution, and its
summary trts'nen', noted particularly oy them.
fitEhugh's opponents verJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

PORTLAND Sept II ISb4
The carriage rsnrfsctory Ne er Of Prsblo and
Cumberland sfr,.ts o.r4d BY Libby Figs Hodssius,
was burned q noon The css end eusta. 4 Insurance
hss sst bssp sscsytAiSsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22


From the or don limos, ecpt
Is stated that at cabinet council, he'd IN Vienna
tho 9Th inst st which the hmperor Francis Joseph
ecco ip person 1t decided oy tho ministers Of tre
empire That the ction Of the guarantees required by
Au,,ria and the Western Powers did not amount tn Q
cdps lef sgaipt ussa but that Austra would perse
we're In ,uyIortpg these would msniain
her neutral position while she watts the result Of the
sescl by he allied Powers scbastopc This iaoguage
his Jmination on the part of the Cabinet Of
yhnpa do not surprise MS In the. existing pos
tpe Of affaira for that conr has already sined
several of the objects for which 1t hsd prepared
10 10 wsr, ard hes suceeered without drawing the
sword, though IL coDjunctinn with the oeliixerent
Powers IN m cling Hussis to rcnouno her aggression
on Iurcpfap Turkey, ard TO eyscusie the :. material
pledge she bad tezed the danube. 80 Russ'a has
lot II ought resent by any octrt measures the
duct of sufta In allyng herself 10 the -uan, aud In
CON teipg the puseisn 20 make isnornlnoos re
treat tee the roops Of Oer Pscha and General Bess
he Csoi of Vienna appears 70 hnve thought that It
rad not ut his suiei nj nducement 20 gives
morv ho4 lie and offensive character 70 its attitude and
r shoyt to the kussan territories, which must
have been the step bso been declared b.
~ EN- The t~o tmprs Moro than any ottsr state Aus
tia IL irseYesed In preventing the er'ens Of host
tier .d contiguous TO her dompsons and ehe
10 deeous o the reeiorpcn cf pesro e uoh ter me
a. thste !etp.)r asscr'sa - y hr We y rn~o's
er y<li~y at ne rsse4rt uens Ia trorabty ~asrd
eR he ao9s tass tas sssces- u ~ sslss tekS~ u -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-22

ImpuTshnt fS OKm Npntms
cCUeArION6 AGAIrsr Nh. SOULS or EXCITING THE
LATE BEv0LUTloN- HIS DsPAkrUHH FpoM Ma.
OF HIS NOT RHTURSINa-
QUIET In THE nCAPiTAL-LoCATIoH OF TIE QUxRS
M0THER.
(From the riario Fspanol, Aug 3ol
sevsrsl Of contemporaries say that xr soue has
sgped bis representative in Spain Of shs United
ATS We bel svsg this s'a,emsntto BE- premature, and
'st the truth is that Mr.. soulS starts this wves
asrey 20 foreign country some suspect that he does
o. dese TO b. in Madrid when Tho arrives II pr
-. Isssra os Csba. 1h4s lass rSesar sAso ~saehsd
} iasVveA vn7 vss,os shAs1ss, go Is ths ssasvs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

TNHE subscriber Is now prepared to deliver
-four free Of charge, IN all purchasers with.
may be LEI, either at the mill or at Messrs. Red.
dick & llurlbuts store, where slate will be
found for tina, purpose.
Bran aud mill feed delivered u, nominal rates
Terms invariably cash lui2o JAWS ksrirR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

SuN SrEucK.-John Lynch, one Of our
Oldest and most substantial citizens, was sun
struck on Tuesday afternoon while working
in coal bed few miles out Of town He
complained Of feeling suddenly weak, and
called on several near him for help, but in 4
moment he sank into their arms, and in n
few minutes more was a corpse. But an
hour before he was in all the health and
vigor Of ripe manhood. lie leaves wife
and interesting family.
Alloy, also, a son Of the gardener at the
nursery Of Norris & Murphy below town,
was struch on Thursday, but by the timely
and vigorous application of cold water and
other rcstorativcs he was saved.
While this excessive heat of the weather
continues, people can not be too careful how
they expose themselves under the present
broiling sun. Persons Of full habit, and in.
door pursuits, particularly, should not ven
ture out too freely at midday without an
umbrella.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02
Ottaba frtt Traber.
The IIrAr.-Neithcr the Oldest inhabi,ant,

TIE IIEAr.-Neithcr the oldest inhabitant,
nor the memory Of man "sincc the Indians
first came TO this country" has any record
or recollection Of such an uninterrupted hot
spell Of weather as We have had hereabouts
for the last two months. 1t has been hot al
morning-hot At noon, hot at night. 1t
commenced hot, continued hot and kept
growing hot, hotter, hottest. On Wednes-
day, however; II seemed to have reached its
climax. At three o'clock the thermometer
ran up to lo4 in the shade. All ont door
work was abandoned. Men sought north
ern shades, pigs, hogs, and cattle took to the
water, and the feathered tribe scared to the
upper strata.
On Thursday, the thermometer Of Dr.
Harris gavethe following record, which will
answer with little variation, for every other
Iay th;c u-.nl,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

in la Sgile fGH6iy,--S.ci. on u, eh Of %, and
wh OF 20, IN township 81, rnrRc 8 east ii the 81
D. IN. y -inpoi l1nd .bfUhe on the lines OF the
above tracts, sufficient for The planting and oulli.
sati"n 81 al osagr orange hedge.
In LirhGgSfoH cUunig I hc whole Of Zee IS
aud the nh Of %, IN township 30. range east oi
the 81 p m.
Tn, se tracts aTeffor one and half to seven
miles Of hr junction oi the Fort Wayne and La.
con lig-,,u' railroad, and the Chicago and Mis-
sisslppi railroad, and most OF diem well water.
ed. and atufc. pectinl distance from timber ami
selhrmcnts-w ii deer plenty wolves anj green
headed iilrsntUnjanl.
The choicroi any quarter section OF these lands
can br had AT 81 % pcfacT
In Ire cyHHfV.-N hole OF tco'ion 81 ether
w;h 10 acre. Of timber land. ~ iosnsnip ~
range III west oi the irhp ~ 100 acres OF Nhich
ate broke, .I.h.yactcs truccd aud under cuuv6.
ton three miles ct osage orange hedge afoUndIt,
AMI within / niles Of the frinkiIn grove depot.
Also. good house aud nInc aud halt acres IN
the village OF lee CrrtrT
AUoTany Of the-e iauisvlll be sold IN giant.
tee to ruii the purchaser.
unbound io eel thee lands. for have made
arrangements to 20 to Nebraska, icclu my duiy
to 60 here aud vote fpanst slavery, aud am drsl.
ron. 10 get . company 81 abo.itnnIs,s 10 90 with
uir the snuie patriotic and phian'l .apc pug.
pose. dune GI-ii. VIZ. .'HILLiPs.
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STATE or HLINOLS, La Safe Covltg,
SIS. In Sale Circuit court, 10 N0cemJsr
Term ls5i Nels Nelson rs. Ann Lighi0ot,
Levi Llghnoot, lnper Mitchell. John Mitchell
Sarah Ann Peterson, Cauule Peterson, Martha
Fellows, Benjamin y. Fellows, ana Peter Mel
soG--in thancery.
TT appearing from an affidavit on file in the
clerks Office o.! the rircuI, court OF said county
tina, the above named Sarah Ann Peterson and
Canutc Peterson are not residents Of the state oi
Illinois, md the nplaiunul bay.ug fled his bill
Of complaint herein, and summons hlyng lssued
thereon according TO law.
Notice is therefore hereby given, 20 the SAID
Sarah Ann Peterson, and Cauu;c fc!era.n, that
unless you be and 1pprsr Aciole sliJicircur court,
on the fret day Of tie ueit term thereof, 10 be
holden at the coUu house m Ottawa, on the sec
uud Monday OF November mex, and plead, an
'wcr, drmui, or cSrrpl 10 said cnmpIIInaut'sb l
OF complaint, the -amr wIll b. taken a. confessed
against you, aud the matters md thiHgs therein
prayed tor, dcCIrcd accordingly.
+. hISDIry, clerk
Glover y Cook, tIf CONT August -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

4 gain IN sWsEiest mstTc,
Our song begins
We've got snl'perre,
Surmegs, scythes, snaihs, cham. nails, anj
rope,
Shaving, toilet, and good common sonp;
S1nkren and linens, brown, white, and bun,
fIrst.iate tobacco and scotch snuii,
Handsome saichcisan and carpet bags.
WANTtD--but'er, eggs, md paper rigs,
hides, wool, aud other kiuds oil produce.
FOR SALE-vinegar-thc rem put, Juice,
1'acks, brads. shoe thread, snd hucklrs,
Huck. skin gloves. toshlrd your kuuck."s.
1ea-cup- and saucer, platcsnrd platitrs,
Wash bowls, and pitchers, and well no mat
teri
Large wooden bowls, that can't he beat.
For mixing dough ~ nIncius meat,
WIllaw insket,, round and ollona,
Teas--Caulon Ou.Org, aud l!ouclOrg.
/ Saws, axes, aud ahc-handes,
I Lamps, candies ucks, and candles,
/ ClU,hs cassimrrs md doe skins,
| Caters, boorcs ca, H., and tu kins,
/ Whliccrapr embroidered Canton shawIs.
! Figured aud plain 81 para.ols'
/ SpgoHs--Brttania, and I'm galvanized.
/ Sgg0r-c!attrd and pu,veIzrd
/ Lins.y- Oxford d.uims,
J Sswng.silk aad sometimes lemons
/ Black, blue, red, aud brown cambrc,
List, tape, and cord, hyyurd rsiick;
/ SILK har,g., aud nee tue barge de lanes,
! Aipacca, blue check, cotsel leans,
Marina, paste-b board, bonnet wire;
Halt hose, and some lhnt come up higher
Crash diaper, mud fine blue dnlIng,
Ves,-paldng, flst.raie tor shifting.
Canton, white, ani yellow hannels,
Twist, the purrs hairo caInes.
Bumbazines and bumbalctlrs,
Underseeves and clemaelirs.
Nohar mitts, eins,l, "nrlers,
Soda aud pure cream oi Tartar.
Russell and cdii-skn pocket-hooks,
The very beet Of crochet hooks,
Pins and needles large and small,
No nhiskeu-We roll The temperance BALL
Stocks and pocket handkerchief,
Lcghorn hats, and good palm leafs,
ComJs--rop side, and ivory iue,
From two-and.slxpence 10 dime,
Indiu.rubber, OF Goodytars make,
1hglnecr wear out--they nrye! break,
Pocket, ,redding, end wo oder combs,
Convenien, off or at your homes
Blu, we mus, stop with No. 9,
Lay down the pen, 10 think OF you.
Our weary bones some q;ie, need;
So We shall resl--whlt you mfy read.
90 be coFiiRucdy
EySPas;e Ills IN you! stTap'bcok;,
July Is. BA6ds pott,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber otIers lor sale hls steam po wcr
saw mil Tie mil was set up for the purpose
otsnwlug Ties and plank for the Chicago and Au-
i0sa .ullIoad--lhc subscribe having completed the
IOb Is The reason tot oilr'nglhc mil Tor sale The
mi.I has been IN Use about SIX months Just long
enough 10 De thoroughly tested
Ihis NH Is situated about two miles from the
Earltlllc depot, on The Chicago and Aursra rail-
road, and can be easily removed 10 any point tina,
may be- dc'lred. Tins mill wouId afford a good
IndJCrmrnttO contractors for lhis or any OF the
fallrOais hat nyc now CGHsuuctins, or tOiak. To
III pncry. The boiler h,s douh. iluts, ana was
made OF he hes, ot Russia boler iron twenty
two feet long, and forty two iuChrs IN diameter
Thu engine was nude at the foundry OF Cushnnn
s Co, OF Ottawa. rated atsiXlrrn b oFsc power,
and wa. made ior service, aud work, remarkably
vel Iue saw l. OF the very best quality. Ii
inexperienced ~ Boston, aud j, hlty.srsrn inches
N diameter, capabl" Of cutting amy sized lumber.
In" he.ung aud running grnrts all IN excellent
order.
The mill will be sod ON reasonable terms En-
qnlFe q The subscriber. al his resdence N Earl.
VILE. Hr5-t G. II SUrruIy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

DlED.-M Farm Ridge August %, Mrs
Susan Baldwin. aged 60 years wife of the
Rev. Daniel BALDWIN, formerly Of Worthwhile,
CT
For nearly 40 years she has been faith.
full follower Of her Lord and Master, toiling
on through trials, tears dpraycrs, to reach
that better land, where no sin or trials can
enter to mar the happy home of saints.
During her illness she expressed an I'M
bounded confidence in the Savior, and was
DESTROYS to go and be with him, and be.
loved daughter IA missionary who died on
the way from China) A few days before
her death she said 10 ! shall soon be with
Caroline and be forever at rest"
For 7years she was member Of tho Con.
gregational Church--but her mind became
50 deeply exercised on the subject of bap.
.is,n, that she left that Church which she
arienily loved and Joined the Baptist Ever
since she has been bright ornament in the
church, aud an ardent and jealous friend
and supporter of the missionary cause. Tc
the Church her loss is great and deeply Ia
rncnted; christianity has lost bosom friend;
the praying circle has been robbed Of ono Of
It's brightest gems, and caused n wound
which time alone can heal She has bid q
long farewell 70 all she held dear on earth
and lcft latgc circle Of friends who decpl,
mourn her loss, and has gone-gone, to tr,
the realities Of eternity.
H.. re. s,.s ii La ~, .,n,,>.. s,.. q
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CitV Hardware Store.

WIlE undersigned y ouid tender their thanks to
citizrns OF l., sale AMI Joining connlies, for
III" pitrouagr bestowed upon Them Dung tie
past wear The establishment hns been enlarged
n" prclrii season, and we are determined lhar
nothing on or par .h1,ihe waning to make il Tor
i!lr interest OF customers to CUuuue their patron
ge
Wenre now Receiving our fall ard winter ST ck
OF -t!vrs, hardware, mud s1ddIcry, and huk We
snail lie able to present 10 the raie complete an
ASSIGNMENT OF COOK aud parlOr stoves, both Tor
wood and coal, and stoves which W. are not
alTaih to warrant prfl.ct IN every respect We
have spared no.apense thnvIug visited u tn, large
stove mqnnil torres m the east in enI"iyOriug
TO procure cook stoves suitable Tor burning limos
coal, aud we lhiuk tor convenience aud Durability
OF casting, they cannot be eXcel.ed. We trust
our TRENDS VIII call aud examine our stock ol
stoves as We viii cheerfully give them al The IN.
formation in our power, aud pledge ourselves that
~ ...... -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

Dangerous counterfeit" is often the hea.
ding Of newspaper articles intended to put
the community on their guard against impo'
sition, but buy few bottles of Emcrson's
American Hair Restorative, and you will
not require any notice in future for anything
in this line. Price Sl,oO in large Bottles,
Sold by G. L. Thompson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

That ever was offered ioT snle IN this city.
Rsineni,r The old stand corner If Nam and
Columbus streets dune 3-6nl Isaac Fgicii,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02

NEVER back down. Ifyou put your foot
into anything face it out, whether it be bad
style Of matrimony-thc collection of aloag-
winded bill-listcning to woman's last word
or sitting under DR.. prosy's preaching.
DE a hero, and you will come out right
one Of these days. Brave men and pretty
women always land in sunshine, flowers,
plenty to eat and wear and all those luxures.
Order peck and investigate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-02
OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Sept. 2, 1904.
Little change in the market except more
LONG in wheat, with better prices.
Flour, per Dbl, I7.oO.
Wheat, Winter ,l2al,25
Spring, 90c.
Corn, shcllea, 60 lbs, SO 5Sc.; ear soc.
Oats, 2ic
Butter, l2lc pr ID.
Eggs, Sc.
Potatoes, old soc. rev 81.
Lumber clear $50, ",
2d clear, $50, NJ,
Common, SIS, NJ,
Chickens, 12i.
Fiaxseed, Sl,OO
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New ESGrSEERs. ofthc Engineers
on the Rock Island Railroad having beer dis
charged rs Incompetent to perform their du.
ties q number Of the others retained, struck,
refusing to labor further for the Company un-
ill those discharged were re.cmployed. Their
places were Immediately filled, without diff
Guilty, by new hands, and everything is going
on as usual
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CANAL Boar SuNK.--The cana, boat Par
sgon, freighted with corn for Chicago went
down in the raging canawl" at misplace on
Thursday. Freight considerably damaged
The boat had been freightcd by Mr. Jordan
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Timber Land for Au,e!

on ACRES, beng the west half 81 the north
on west quarter of sec. 30, town 80, K Beast
and IS acres adjoining the above 80, on the north
west, and an undivided 20 acres, adjoining said
tract on the east, said land Is all timber, aud lies
ON the south side Of the H. tvcr about tive niles
below Ottawa. a good coal bed on the land,
lrrms-cnsh aulg-us DAStrt LANE
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FARM FOR S.sg.

THE D . !" 2 Il 70 J. % e y
VTOBMERLY Owned aud occupied by Giles
i ". Jackson 3 miles east OF Narcotics on
the Chicago and Rock Island railroad and on the
|. and VI canal. There Is about rs acres OF
auI, with bearing Orshirio OF excellent fruit. Il
we'd aud cis,ern, and new house, nearly hni,h.
ed.
For further particulars, apply to G " Jack
son, Ottawa, OF TO u. {. tnjrruul, adjoining
,nidia arm. Nani.us, August Sd.