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ARCH VEiN0 ROMANTIC INCIDENT,
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A MOST a BIS o X Il y e q U X &.
n MRS. LINCOLN PaELPss NEW ROMANCE.
Or, TRIALS AND THEIR USES,
j. one Of the most PoPu. boob Issued ,a :es.qn ra0sed
Rad wHlr THE Critics SAY OF IT.
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We shsll publ,h. IN December,
TT,HE LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY,
II Editor Of The New-Yors Tribune.


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Otta(ua frte Traoer
0t,ama April Is, 1854.
T..c Prca yl'r;aaer.

When we first took charge Of the Free
Trader we stated that it was our intention
to enlarge its size and otherwise improve it,
To do this, we have been to considerable
expense. 4 new press with all its fixtures
and type, had to be purchased. In doing
this, We have been delayed much longer than
we expected, by circumstances beyond our
control. Int this week we present our pa
per to its patrons, in an entire new dress,
aud enlarged 50 as to present a third more
reading matter, than before. And il is now
one of the largest wceklics, that is pub.
liShcd in the state of Illinois.
! We shall spar, o pains to make it al.
ways an agreeable aud interesting yiSitor4-
As we become more acquainted W til the in.
tcrcsts and wants of our citizens, we trust
that we shall DC better able to give them
Just such paper as they dcrirc. 1t takes
time to do everything. No object can be
accomplished in moment So an time pass.
cs We mean that the Free Trader shall 20 on
continually improving.
The liberal patronage that we have so far
me, with, and the rapid increase of our sub
scription list. warrants us in the conclusion.
that our patrons will take lively interest in
every advancement of our paper, which,
from its long standing, has now become IN
old family companion through this section
Of country.
In order to cover the ou,lays which VIC
have made. and TO meet the continual in
crease Of expenses, our subscription should
be run up to much higher numb,r, than
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sisi us in this matter, by each one getting
their ncighbor's to subscribe.
II costs ready money to publish paper.
But few men are willing to invest their mon
ey and time in "A newspaper enterprise, which
every one knows to bc a hazardous business
We have entered upon such an enterprise
aud solicit the support Of our friends, by
Their subscription and assistance.
Money isay very powerful thing-it con.
structS railroads and canals, il builds steam
boats and ships, it rcars cities and supports
commerce, il assists religion, cducatcs and
cnlighien mankind, and strange as may ap.
pear 1T makes newspapers, notwithstanding
the small amount which they get
Our rates are already as low as can posi-
bly, Ice aaorded-single copy one year AT
81 % in advance, and s. 90 at the cxpra.
ton Of the year. Persons wishing to form
clubs, can have > copies for 81 5O o'op.
les for Sl2 90; and II copies for FIFTEEN
/ DOLLARS. These are the very lowest rates
1T which any paper in the State is pub
lishcd.
We have added TO our already large as
sortmcnt ofJob Type, and are now prepared
to do all kinds of job work with ncatncs,
and dispatch. We have now an extra ,Jol
Press which will enable US greatly to &c
cclcra,, our business.
Merchants, mechanics, and business mci
Of all kinds, will find it profitable to advcr
tisc in our columns. Oar paper has III,
largest circulation OF any in this section o
country and our advertising rates are al
reasonable as any.
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New Machine Shop T!

TllEc'ty machine shop. situated Oh tn, hydrau.
lie basin, next Ia the oil mil Is now IN tall ope
ration. All kinds oi machine work mad, and re-
paired ri short notice We are making u superior
article ct
GRAIN AND GRASS CUT Frs,
Which wlll soonbe ready for sale. Thrs. n
chimes are made Of the best sea souei lumber, and
well pa, together. All work done at Reasonable
rates. Engines overhauled, repaired and s,r up
W. solicit share of tn" public patronage Re-
collect the city n'chne shsp. 81, the hydraulic
basin. february IL II. II Foy & Gu.
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DR. W, 3. FARRILL'S

,,lDh'attd Original Arabian Lininnent
I Wis medicine having been exr.rsn.l, used
'I". -t'n' the United N,atcs Tor many yenN.
H'Hd'ea Ihnusand IotticShave been soldw iihln
,'' 'h'' year, and The demand !. still increasing.
y" Iirdic.nroi "rpInary quall,, oudcon,inua liz
u. O. '"'oHg. ana yet maintain the high character
ID. article possesses
The bru"i1tiordcdt othe Suffering Thousand,
"WhcVrIhc forgotten, and Its increasing use win
d'll PRODUCE More Eridence in its Faror. No
medicine wIiIrur"aIi Diseases, hut IHrontest,bi,
HoCtis given ,lat;hs Lniment will
PERMANENTLY CURE
nearly every complaint Tor whichi Is rrrpsnmt h,
led, and IN all cnsrs prove 50 beneficial Of in Ia
-atl~'actory 10 the afflicted
manufactured with srra, care ofhirhly me.
Iirihni Ingredients, every article COMPOSING, b
ih.r"nIIy rested andthr Most Deshuet,re D,st,I.
most ronc"r'ratcddegr-e ihusayoidinr all pos.i,
biIl'yoi au neiiOr mixture.
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Notice.


I'll co partnership existing between the under
sigaed, has this day been dIssolyed.by mutual
cons. NJ o both parties and all unsettled businrss
or liabilities will be settled al the office oi the Iu-
NOR partner, who will continue their late busl-
ness IN all its various br nches. =,
GEORGE II. NoRRIs,
February 6, 1851 GEORGE >. FISHER.
The Undersigned uccessor to Norris Il FL
sh"r, will cnrryon the business ~ the same place
Han and insurance agency banking exchange
aud brokerage, purchase ani sale OF innds, eKh-
mlnltiOn OF titles, paying taxes, bnying, selling
aud locating land warrants, procuring pensions,
back pay, sc conyeyanclng IN all It's branches,
and collections 10 northern Illinois, and hopes by
his experience, careful aud prompt attention I"
merit the continued avOrs OF the public aud bust
ness men who have here toiore plrrOnized this es-
ENLISTMENT.
| beg leave to refer to any Of the public officers
Of this county, or the gentlemen named below
Geo. :. Fisher.
Gov Joel A. Mn,,eson, Springfield. Illinois.
Hon T. II Campbell aud of state"
y II RIdge!ey, Pres Cork's Tx bS
Hon Jane, Shields, u. ; senator,
Near. Geo smith \ Co, bankers, Chicago. III
Messrs. II Burch & Co,
Marine Bank,
lion WIN. " Cu,hmau, Ouawa,II
Ne-sry Glover Il Cook.
Hon WA Rridick
Ne..rs /. " Clark & Bros. bankers St Louis No
Messr. Page & Bacon,
American Exchange B,uk, New York.
Ncssrs f. w Clar. Dodge < Go, bankers y Y
Ncssr. B-rbe & Co, %
John Thompson. Esq, -
Nessrs J " Clark & Co., Boston.
Mes.rs Drexel & Co., Phi.
ford Con Gov Chas. Pond, Milford, Con.
F.bfunfy -6m
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DIID-at the rysidcnc of her father, Viii
~, infant daughter Of Dr. T. and Sarah
lIay. aged . years and , months.
DlED-Arril sth, 1851, at La Sale, H.
linois, AyyA N. DhNroGrn only daughter
Of Charles and E,lea Dam nth, of lnon'
town, Pa, aged 3 years and months.
She was taken III on the river, and died
b fore arriving at the place of her d,stina-
ton Little Auua was a lovely child, just
like the rosebud opening its siIkcn l,aycs,
and sending around its pleasant fragrance,
but alas how soon the beautiful flower was
p'urkci by ruthless hand, or rather how
soon transported from the garden on earth
Ia bloom forever in Heaven.
Mourn not ye whose child hath found
pur,r skies and heller ground,
Flowers Of bright and pleasant hue,
Free from thorns, and fresh with dew.
Mourn not ye whose child hath fed,
From this region f the dead,
To yon winged angel bal
TO u bcttcr-Gircr land.
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" A>uINGroN, April I

WA>niNGroN, April 4.
SENATE.-Thc doors were temporarily
opened to receive message Of the House, an.
nouncing the passage Of the Six Steam Frig-
ate bill. The Senate took it and passed it
quick;
llousr.-'Ihc consideration of the hill to
reduce and graduate the price Of public
lands was further postponed one week.
Mr. Bennett reported Il bill to cqualzc
grant, Of lands To the several States for Ger.
tain purposes. 1t l. said the Committee on
Public Lands were opposed to the ILL bat
were waiting to take the sense Of the House
on the subject
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Keep Clean.

VNllE undersigned now established at Ottawa,
/ in the Chandltry business, can supply mer.
chants and amies with all kinds of SOap, either
from his Factory, on Madison street, below the
Side Cut, or from his Wagon, any where about
town. Ashes will be called Tor aud Soap deliver
ed. Any amount OF ashes and Grease wanted for
which the highest price will be paid.
April IS. ls5i-6n Grc6GE +. WARREN
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CTATE OF Illinois, LaSae county, IS --Coun-
- ~ court IN aud tor said county--To June
Term, lS5i. Jesse i. WiAom aud Justin D. Wx-
ON, administrators Of the estate OF Reuben H..
W,xoni, deceased, IS. Nathan Wixom-- luach.
meut.
Notice is hereby given tn said Nathan W'ixom.
that writ ct attachment has been sued oGi oi tn.
office OF the clerk oi said court, ut the suit OF said
administrators and against the lands tenants, goods
chOu,s Of said Nathan lPiNom for the sum OF
eighty six dollars and that said wri, has been re-
turned executed. Now, unless you, the said Na'
t!,,n IPIxom be and appear before the snil court
at said term to bc holden AT the Cour, House, IN
Ottawa, in said county, on the frs, Monday oi
June next, al which place said writ was made re.
turnabe, aud plead to or dct.nd said suit, judy.
ment will be- rendered against you and the proper.
" so attached sold to pay the judgment and costs
OF suit. ). w. RAYMOND, Clerk,
Leland & tones, attorneys for pi'hs.
april \, A. D. ls5i--iw
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HEADY-MADE CLOTHING,

will bcns large as any IN the clty, In fact they
have almost everything. Call aud see, they show
goods cl,crruy md thrirmotio is to giv- satsi &C.
ton iilkinds Of pro luce taken in exchange io,
Goods and the highest mlrhet price will he paid
inr IT, Remember. Reddrk IL llubut, No, /,
krduichs Hook. Iurll l5
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DilESS GOODS,

is large It not larger than any IN this city none
need go ris where 10 buy Rich Goods olany kind
,Orthey have them. They have a complete assort-
me- ,tnf Black aud Fancy silks, Turk Satins lis.
ges, PRINTED Muslnsan Jaconrts, ljriIIian,s Pop
Inns, GngilmN, English and Imcrican Prints,
Bonucts, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols,
Shawl, Carpets Paper Hanging boots mud shoes,
Kentucky Jeans. Colionadrs, satl,ct,,S, E u,hs,
Cassmrrrs, Hats and Caps, Groceries and Y an
l,, kniiuu. 1'h,Ir stock ,t
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Amnmtraiors SalsM Real ksu,<

authority OF a decreis order Of the county
~ court OF Livingston county, made al the MaS
term 1888. Of said court, We shall. on the 3d,h dsv
# June 10 between 10 O'Clock IN the iorsnoo.,
ard O'Clock ~ th" aitcru"on ofssid day. on The
premises, on NudCirck. in Livingston county.
nri state of Illinois sci to the high,. biddr, Or
ra-h ~ hand III" following real estate. lying and
h'ln2 no iynlston countyand state ofllllnois and
Gr.oH.,t n follows, to vii the ell Of The ara II
section No. Except about sacrrs. Also, The "a
OF '1" cl Of ih" rwq Of sad section No. |. AZ in
township No % north ofrnnre No 4. ,ns,,J,h.
ZIP M Nihnrr ilANrTos Int Wrighty Wei
nom ATM. rDi dijut N'cimon, dee'd ard I, Lp
i'1un'ou. her husband April Is Sv