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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

Mr. SAVES LECTrRE.-Dur citizens ENJOY
cd truly intellectual feast on Wednesday
evening, in bearing before the Literary aSso-
citation the brilliant lecture Of the great New
England wit and poet, John 6. SAKE, Esq.
The subject "Yankccland,r wav handled in
the most iclicitous style, The natural see
merry, climate, customs, social and conyyia);
and the true inward life and character Of the
genuine Yankee were portrayed with faith
fulncss, brilliancy, and witty conceit that
was inimitablc. We hope that measures
will be taken 10 secure a regular series OF
lectures before this association, which has
with its own unaided resources 50 happily
set the ball in motion.
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BrLLARD's PASoRAMA OF New lonE.-Our
people have been delighted FOR several even
ings this week, by the exhibition, at
Woods hall, of this splendid series of scenic
paintings, constituting, as n whole, the
p finest panorama we have ever Witnessed
Persons who have never been at Gotham
can be gratifcd with as lifc-likc, and Ger
tanly more satisfactory view of the city by
these paintings, than by weeks visit there,
while those familiar with the scenes brought
to view, will be equally sratiicd at having
them so faithfully and wildly reproduced.
W, believe the panorama was exhibited for
the last time last evening.
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GROCERlES!
CroCkery and Stone Ware

We lryr the b'.r Iu, ui -u1'r m1.a 70, mud Vi
n. -nrm lNr lllH CuILnna MI ~ Tor Anuu.....
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concer-
~ ned, that the subscriber, cXecutrix OF the
last will and testament of James iloare, late OF
La Sale county. and state of Illinois, deceased
intends to present petition, and make application
to the county court IN and for the county aiore-
said, at the next term thereof, lobe held at the
court house IN Ottawa, IN snd county on the first
Monday o. December \. y l-5i, Tor an order
Tor the sale, 10 pay the debts of said estate, oithe
following real estate, OF which said iestutor died
seized, tn wit commencing one rod q, the Sc
thence " along the margin Of SAID town " rods to
land owned by w. Batcheer, thence along the
line OF said lnud ~ rods to stake, thence par
alel with said II lnei7 rods to stake, thence
np,rallcl with the W lue IL rods to the place OF
beginning al which time and place all persons
why said real estate should not be sold for the
purpose aiurcsuld
Ncinhri % MARlAN llnARE. crtrnirir. &.
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Did you ever hear of the way in which a
man by the name of "Ncw," who had so
many children, got out OF his difficulty about
giving them names! He had twelve male
responsibilities presented to him. lie had
exhausted the vocabulary Of names. There
was Stephen New, John New, James New,
William New, etc, etc At last he was pre-.
scented with the thirteenth child twas a
boy again. What to call him he hadn't the
slightest idea. So at last in uttcrdespcra.
lion, to the CONSERVATION of his wife named
Il Nothing Ner. The next child was girl
Well, now there was no difficulty. But his
better half insisted upon having the naming
of the child herself Seven months passed
during which she rcsolutely kept the name
to herself At last when christening day
came round, she astoniShed her good lord
and assembled company by naming the little
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

SALE OF CENTRAL X. Il. LANDs.-Wc find
in the Bloomington Paragraph of the lith
report from Gen. Gridlcy, Of the sale o'
Railroad lands, in the Mclean District
The Office was opened on the 9th of Sep
TENDER, and the sales to October |, amoun
cd to fifteen tl.ou sand two hun lrcd and forty
two acres. Amount received for same
$l5l,9T9. The applications for October
were for lands worth more than $500
None of the lands have been sold for les,
than five dollars per acre, and forty dollar
per acre is the highest price received.
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OTTNMN MARKET.

OTTAWA, Nov. % 1854.
The strngcncy in money matters has les
scncd competition in the produce market
and at fast depressed prices below legitimate
figures. They have raltcd again slightly and
the market one more exhibit, some activity
In pork there IS yet nothing doing except
what is taken by private families at $35Oo
$500, We quite ro-day,
Flour, per hbl., 800
Wheat Winter / GOAL ,03
Spring, 90.
Corn, shcllcd, GO lbs, 3Gc; ear 3ia3Gc.
Oats, 25c.
Butter, Ice 10. in trade, - cash.
Eggs, Ice.
Potatoes, -.
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TuE STAFF OF IIrE.-We have had the sub
staptial qualification Of being permitted to
test specimen of flour manufactured from
large and superior lot of winter wheat just
imported from the lower Illinois, by Mr..
Kceler, of the Aqueduct Mill, at Ottawa.
"The proof of the pudding is in the eating,
and we never tasted a finer article There is
plenty more of the same sort at the mill, OF
to be had at Reddick ( IIuribut's store.
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VALUE or llrsDAND.--Thc Judiciary
Committee of the City Councils Of san Fran
cisco have reported in favor of paying Mrs.
,Grccnough, formerly of Washington, $40,
Ooo as compensation for the loss of her hus.
banl, who was killed by falling from one OF
the bad sidewalks Of tbs city,
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AFtCT THAT SHITLD BE KNOW \,

VIE Grecou foncheroncan drops should be
' kept IN every family NJ Tins season ot ihc
year, for II they are uscd m SEASON, they will
cure every ease e chill and fever aud OF diarrhTa
aud cholera, and will save Iiir doctors hills and
What - more than nh, vast dcl. oi suffering
1t needs no other recommendation but tho using
Of II. Certificates and Recommendations IN pam
phlc's and papers, are oi little account IN compa.
nson 10 the witness who Is your ueIghhor and all
in tins vicinity have hundreds OF such Witnesses BY
your side
For sale, Wholesale and rctnil, at the owcst
y. Y prices, by % ID. Waller. OiiairI
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New Book and Stationery
ESTABLISHMENT

IN oi'a"d, o" Maiast st., Opposite tic Buh.
TUE subscriber IS now opening. At the above
1 place, ncompirtc ns-prlmento OF school mis-.
crnucous, blank books, and stationery, winch
h" oilers 10 the citizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity at
the lowest eastern prices. Having been enga ged
in the business Tor number of years Mt the east,
With large publishing house, h, tIartcrs himself
that al- facilities are such that he can satisfy all
osregards q"ahfyand pices. My assortment OF
stationery has been selected with great care, and
having been bought for cash, am confident that
my prices cannot tail to sui. My location here
Is permanent, uud shall confidently look for the
support Of the cItizeUs, 0udhavng ior my motto.
too pricesaHd q@:rk slics, shall feel certain of
retaining your patronage.
~ To teachersand country dealers, liberal
discount will be given O2l n W RAruRuN.
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* Va u Il ED
TO THE LADIES,

| \ order to enoy excellent health, Keep your
| feet dry and warm.
Youwrl ind at the Pennsylvania store, an ex.
cellcnt article OF Philadelphia boots shoes and
CATERS, which i,Iust the kind you desire
Also, over,hoes, blk and white kid slippers
sklns, chiidren's shoes, &c.
AnNnlnLrr IL prrrr u mn ,tL.r
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E'oieqf llWjdm OLoaath docd.
DUBl.lC Notice ishercby given that the sub
l scriber Administrative OF the estate OF Will
ian, O'Conneln decreased viii attend the County
Court OF IA sale County, aud State Of Illinois
at term ,h,itoito be holdenaI the Court House
N Ottawa, in said County, on the 81 Monday in
December next; when and where allpersons hay.
lng claims ngans, said estate are notified aud re-
Quested to present the same To said Court for nd
Indication
O25-G~' tlruAgiNl O'CoNSELi rl~x
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Smith made an assertion to Jones. Jones
replied that 1t was contounded 'Hc-kcly
story" Smith first started, and then bland.
ly requested Smith 10 place his syllablcs
closer together upon the next occasion.
Very proper caution.
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MAD DoG.-Wc learn that Mr. j. Find
ley, who a few years ago kept the Ottawa
house at this place, and more recently Ia.
been running a boat on the canal was bitten
on Monday near the feeder bridge in North
Ottawa, by Il dog supposed to be mad. He
was slightly bitten in the leg, and his pants
badly torn. Mr.. +, Immediately turned,
and placing his foot on the dogs head cut
his throat. 1t was a small cur dog, and from
his actions, and the fact that no one knew
the dog in the ncighborhood, he is suppos d
to have been mad 1t is time the dog ordi.
nance we're again enforced.
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vALV AHLE FARM! FOR SAFE

IL In Soil, county, Illinois. - miles north Of
I OuaEn, and d u.le md n hrli east of the vii
lu"" o' Harding, continuing 100 acres, 100 Of
which aye pruir.c, 81 being broke and m cui'iya-
tiou and 60 acre. good timber The prairie is
all Indrr good fence. \ good stream OF water
crosses she tract good dwelling hon'c, with
well and ci-tcrn thereon. For ur'herpauicuiars
rnqur" OF ~" subscriber ON the premises.
Harding, November film. t,EoRGF kEiru.
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US. Mail and Express Route.
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CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.


AM LINE R0UTE 70 FLOONINGTON,
SPRINGFIELD, ALTONSST LOUiS.
TWO THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Learos J0iist Auirts al s. Louie.
Day express. 1915 A. VI. 1870 \. NJ
Night express, ll.35 T. VI. 2ij z. VI
Night express, ss5A.M. 1925 4. VI.
TRAlNS run Though To Alton ,ritb,ui changc
1 Of cars or bTggIgs, and connect with the
cOmpauy- steamers Winchester and Reindeer,
through to st Louis without landing
CONNECTIONS
AT OOMlNGToN-Nlg hr train from Chica
90 connects with Trains of Illinois Central
Railroad. Tor Clinton and Wayncsyllie, aud
with Stage tor Peoria
AT SPRlNGFlELD-Wnh Trains of Greut
Western K r for Decatur, Jacksonville and
Naples. and stage for Peteisburgh aud la
vnna.
At vlRDEN-wth stage for wavcrIy and
Franklin
AT CARLINVILLE-With stage for Hlsboro
Salem, and Nnndahn
AT AL ron Day train from Chicago connects
with evening line otpGckesat Hannibal, GUN.
cy aud krokuk direct route 10 all portions n
Il. Missouri Night Train connects with stage
for Edwardsyille, .ierseyve and CaroIIion
AT ST. LOulS-Trnns connect with regular
lines of steamers for all points on Missouri
Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee and Ark ansas
Rivers.
%" Baggage checked through to St. Louis and
iowa stations
1y-Through Tickets to St Louis and to all
way stations can lie obtained n, the company 5
ticket offices on the line
Spptemb.r23 r p Norg,y ir Svpt
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Estate Of Iadrer Cdrotheys, dccH.
DUBl.lC Notice is hereby given that the sub
/ scrber, admir- of the estate OF Andrew Ca
rothers deceased. will attend the county Court
OF La Sale county, and State oi Illinois, at n
term thereof to be holden at the court House, in
Ottawa in said county, on the third Monday in
Dee next, when and where NIL persons having
claims against eaid estate are notified aud re.
ques,cd present the same TO said CouI, for 10 du
dica,ion o2S-6w JApls nAiEYHr,I, admir-
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k,tNk OF O'TTAN

SIGHT ENtIl NNGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, St Louis, aud
Philadelphia. Also, on England Scotland and
Ireland, "a GUNS Of one pound sterling, and up
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEpOSITES
GOLD AND SILVER con- bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made IN oil parts OF thia state
Foreign and domestic bills otrXchaugr, drifts,
and certificates otdeEost, bouph,and sold. ~ the
highest cHrrrnl rate. uulJ GE1. : fIsuEr, cash.
Money 10 A0au,
IN short TIM, business paper
~ November I'm f. Fax.
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE ishereby given to all persons concer.
~ ned, that the subscriber administrator of
the esNle of James VI Lowlher, late OF La Sale
county, state OF Illinois, deceased, intends to
presentu petition and make application to the
county court and Tor The county aforesaid at the
nextte,m thereof, to be held at lhecourl house in
Ottawa, in said county, on the first Monday OF
December, a, ID 1851, Tor an order for the sale OF
the equitable interest Of said dcccde nj in the swa
sec. ~ 4, 81 K. se OF the Sd p M 10 pay the
debts of shid estate ntwhich time allpersnns in.
terest,d are requested to appear aud show cause
why sand interest shouldnc be sold iorlhc purpose
aforesaid. FrhNcls Murray, aiRiHisirai0r, sc
oct3S
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Walkers Drug Depot.
TIE undersigned is now receiving his fall stock
DRUGS, MEDICINES,

Dyc.Sgts, TornisI~ Paints,
Oils, putty, glass, and glassware.
Tobacco and snuil
Pare wines aud brandes, Cor medrinal purposes.
Cap, letter, note, aud bill paper, aud large
variety oi envelopes.
A good assortment Of school and miscellaneous
books
AL the paicn, medicines Ct the day-aulhorized
agent for Chistie's golvanic cura,ives, and
Jayne's patent medicines,
\ II drugs warranted pure and genuine
Prescriptions carefully put up day or night.
make my purchases for cash. aud am enabled
to OTTER goods as cheap as the cheapest. A II those
IN want OF anything in my line, will find 1t to
their Interest, to call at Walker drug depot south
side Of the public square, ola ID. WARE
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FATAL ACcIpENT.-Wc record with pain
the death by accident, on Saturday, ofJAs.
ID. BRowS, an honest and Industrious citizen
of this place lie started on Saturday NOR
ming, with load of mortar to Earlyillc, 90
miles north Of Ottawa, in company with an
other team, belonging TO Mr.. Sanger.
About ten miles from here, the team of Mr..
Brown legged behind, and continuing so for
some time, the driver of Mr.. Sangcr's team
went back to see what the trouble was when
he met Browns team on the road without a
driver. A little distance beyond he found
Mr.. Brown, so badly injured as to be
SPECIFICS. lie placed him on the wagon
and drove to Earlyile where Mr. Brown
came to sufficiently TO explain that in getting
out to arrange something about the harness,
his horses started, throwing him under the
wagon, two wheels OF which passed oyel
him. He died of his injuries on Sunday
leaving wife and family to mourn his loss
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ssIhtsIsSBi;isY.


Such A. the nanhu-. indigo shru'i. double ilowc-
ring almond, trumpet cretprr, rcd Japan,
globe flower, large lraed rnyouymns, European
ditto, white double althra, double purple sllhcn
5 varieties OF honey suckles, larches. syringas,
poplrs, acacias, willows, spiTcas, lilacs, noun
tain ash, snow bail, dahias, &c.
A large quantity OF Usage Orange plants, 3
years old.
Also, large and valuable collection OF Green
House aud Perennial plants ut asl low price AS
they can be obtained from any garden in the
Union.
The cons Of the grated fruit trees were mostly
obtained from bearing trees Of the best fruit grow
ers Of the state OF New York, and persons ob,a-
ming trees from the OTTAWA NURS Err may
rely implicitly Oh obtaining the quality OF fruit
from the trees as stated when sold.
Our budded fruit trees were budded from trees
obtained oi the celebrated Nurseries Of Elwan.
gerA Barry and from the Genesee County Nur-
sery. Some OF the standard cherry and peach
trees irult"d last year, md m every instance were
the kind Us recommended to US, We feel grea,
confidence IN recommending our frui, to be OF the
choicest varieties, and desire all who wish to pro.
cure choice fruit 10 give u- call and examine as
heDIthy and thrifty young trecs ms can be found IN
any nursery. GEO. II. NORRIS, SHrUiror Of
October II. Norris Il Murray
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A GOOD RULE WORKS BoTm wAys.-Wc learn
of an incident which may be well enough to
mention in these times. A merchant of this
city, who had been in the habit of running
the Bank for coin had note fall due on Sat
urtay, at our Bank. lie was notified that
he had better pay it in the same currency
that he had withdrawn from the Bank So
he walked up after some scratching, and paid
it in coin. This lesson should not be lost
for the Banks in selfdcfence will be compel
cd to exact coin from those who run them.
"Livc and let live" is a good maxim.
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SALE TIMBER LAND!

~ court house in Morris, on Wednr sday, the
lIlh day OF February next, at public auction the
following trac' Of land belonging 10 the estate To
the late Salmon Holden, deceased, to wit: the
south enthusiastically quarter OF section 20, town
30, II range 6 east ct the g. principal meridian
containing Isl 90 acres.
The above is heavy ,imhered land, situated
near the town of Morris, md viii be sold in lot.
Osut purchasers.
The same will remain open for private sale pre-
vious 10 said date.
Terms Of SIie.-Ope-t urth cash bal. in one
two, and three years, with Interest ann ualiy II
advance.
For further particulars, apply to II. King Oua
wa. SUSAN HOLDEN,
idmr. Of TIE estate Of Salmon HOideB, dec d
NnV a.
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H0SFORD & MILLER,
General Land Agents,
WATERLOO, BLACK HAWK CO.. lOWA.

4 RE prepared to Transact any business per-
~ tanning 20 the purchase and sale OF land OF
Town Lots, investigation oil Titles, transfers and
CunyeyaHces generally.
We have located ourselves IN III. interiorfor
that purpns" aud will perS0naiiy survey and care
iuliytNamlue any tract o'land within our reach,
give currcc, and prompt information concerning
Cougrr-- Lands lu the Dubuque and DesMoines
Land Districts, in any OF the surrounding coun-
ties, especially on the proposed lines ct Rail Road
from Dubuque wcs,and the Cedar River Valley
Raj Road Persons wishing to make safe invest.
meu'- by having caIetul selections made would do
Wrl.to address or give IL n call.
Lands located on time iorst tilers. faymentof
tnSc@ punelualiyalten4c! 70. Townshipplatso
latest date alwaygon Wand.
80. SEQ Acres of Choice Farming Land.
For Sale from s. to s. pes acre. Also several
small of timber OF good quality. Lkewise2
ORB improved Farms near the county seat
W. llOSFORD. EDMUND MILLER.
RfTrRryoFS. -Goy. Nnueson, Springfield III;
Hon laHesG "In, Huntington, Pa. r. c. Goo
dell, Cash. Nerch. n Dsovrrs Bank, Joliet, Ill.,
George : Fisher, Cash Bank ofOuawa, III; II.
T. Eamrs Banter. Ottawa III; T. p Stiles, ESQ.
Dixon, H.; lis. iicthrriupton, DuBuque Iowa.
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MAIL AGESr.-By unintcntional oversight
we neglected to notice in our last, what we
have learned with pleasure, that WV }.
GLOVER, of this city, has received from the
p. o. Department at Washington, the APP
pointment of Mail Agent on the Rock Island
Railroad. Mr.. q. is young man of excel
lent business qualifications and possesses
all the industry and energy of character to
constitute him a faithful and efficient officer
BY this appointment three agents are placed
upon the road, so that each will hereafter make
two trips week, the same as the conductors
have done all the season
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Ottawa Furniture Depot !

'iNIG subscriber would respectfully say TO his old
j customers, and citizens generally, that he has
-'N HHh"rrnIarE"dhi wnrerooms, and increased
hi- stock with q greater variety Of articles. lie
hopes - u To give that satisfaction TO his custo-
mrI7, whicha sSyrars steadily Increasing busi-
ness fronting a,l compr,tlonl makes him feel he
has given, and that the depot is TIE place To get
good articles, and cheap too.
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MUSIC AND DANCING.

Ifyou use liors'ords paten, safety lamr-they
j can't explode. Call aud setonrat
November ,s ID W.IkrR's
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PENNSYLVANIA STORE !
1854. FALL AND WINTER TRADE! 1855
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS & SHOES,
a.mruou-n1xr unoas.

I RESPECTFULLY invite the Intention oi the
L publ c 10 the large assprlmsu, zig" s now ri
the Pen sylyrn.I store, the Old stand Of VIA
Barg'f, ueXt door TO the bank Of Ottawa rhs
Store has the reputation OF having -Kceru'
gods, (Which Is n important pant in the line at
mclrhandisel and hope under my care, 1t will
not be- found wanting. | wal name some al the
pruoipi departments, m all OF which viii he
found as good an assortment as can be- found in
the city. There are some dep afimrnlsin which
! desire 10 excel, and wall leave hr public 10
Judge after examining them; such a. caicues h.,
dies shot-, muslns, gloves aud hosiery, lrish
linens, satlnets, tanneis, embroidered goods
81.
The puiIic ,riH obserso that they cm rcly on
tie Goods dcjng jast ,rhot zee represent
Hem 10 BE-,
Aud they will be sold at reasonable prices At
this store there vii be found complete as-ort-
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0ttaua frte Graotr
Literary Association.

\ lecture will he delivered before the Lit
crary Association at Fishers Hall, on Tues
day evening next, by Thos. Bassnctt. Sub
ject-Geolcgy.
Admission free
Mr.. Bassnctt has, we understand, some
novel views of the topic chosen, which will
doubtless be highly interesting. We hope
therefore that he will have n full audience.
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az DOZ caps, Of diiitren, kinda. aud all sizes
~ and shapes. oil. TucSN & zissRpAs,
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I OSr, somewhere in Ottawa; Nov. 18th, u
1 new calf skin wallet, containing iity-one
dollars in money all or nearly all Millcdgeyilc,
except 81 also a note for SIPS
Any person finding said vale, and leaving it Mt
the Free Tradey office, will be bc,ally reward
ed November Is 3w
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DRIED APPLES.

Medical Notice!
THOSEofcc,cd with lung, liver ul bronchial
affections. diseases Of tie Splrr, &c, can
consult Dr.. James Flasher, al his Office, at the
Ctyholcl IN Peru, on Saturdays during the WIN
ter. DR. frnshsr treats on the same nm lpe a.
that pursued 10y Drs. Whitley & itch 81 New
York city aud describes the feelings OF the ai1iic.
ted IN all ordinary cases, without l,lng told by
patients or others , believing that thhsc only can
make perfect cure wto can put thrlr finger on
the weak points and explain their cause aud ri-
i-cts From Dr. F.'s numerou. cur,sin l., Sale
and adjoining counties for the last eighteen
months further comment wouid b g supeFfuoUs.
ui-34' JANIS FrASuiE ~ H.
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BrCes Goods, Shawl.
White Goods, Cloths.
CaiicOcs, Cnssi;s,cres,
Em,b'd. Goods. saiincls.
Ribbons. Jeans.
Dress Vrim'uGs, TWecds,
Linen Goods, WuSiists.
WOODEN Goods, SticeiiHgs.
Gloves ~ IIOs'ry.NanAcc Notions,
Cotton Goods, Boots 81 shoes.
Oil Goods, Caters n Slip'rs.
MOUrniM. GOOds(hiid'> Shoes,
EiHUnels. Domestic Goods,
Curtain Goods. GrOCcrics.
Wooden ware, cotton batting. umbrellas, oil
cloths, carpet bags, grain bags. iookin 9 asses
hats and caps, with lots OF other goods too nu-
mclous to mention. Hoping the public will call
and examine Tor themselves,
] remain, &c,
nj PETER OmrS.Sr, PcRn'd. store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
For the Fall & Winter Trade!
Reddic!, & Hurlbut
STOCK OF GOOUS

II AVE nowm store and ale daily receiving
i i the idrsoH, cheapest, md most deSuaJi,