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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

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The public cnufinned against another counterfeit
hch has lately is appearance caliel W. Il Ear
rel Ar4baa Imminent he most dangerous OF all the
counierait> because his having the OF Farrell
mary will buy in good fh, without the know ledge
that connteriat exi4is and they will perhaps only
discover their when The spurious nixtare has
wtnugh ts evil effects.
The genuine article il manufactured only by II. G.
fauci. sole Inventor mud proprietor und wholesale
druggist No II Main street prora, Illinois. 20 whom
all applications Tor Agencies must be addressed. Be
s,'ic yon get it with the letters II. before FarrrlPs
thus II. q. FARRELL's-nnl his ,gniiure the
wrapper; ali others are counieritts.
Sid by H. STABLER x Co, Drusgi,'.
I.snchhurg, Va.
an b, regularly authorized agents lhfoashou the United
To Price - and so cen,s und s per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hun let in the rnlted States in which is arrady
cstabli.bei. AIi II. Ii Farrell above, accom-
panied with good rerrur us 70 charneer responsible
~. &c. arl2O dse4w
IL Scrofuloas Affections. Mercural Diseases,
Kins Evil, and in ia all diseases arising tI"m
niudicious at Mercury. Carriers Spanish Mixture
hi, for Itself an envlable rrpumlion--a reputation
Nascd il. Intrinsic merits BY removing the
cause Of lcase it effects n rnpd and permanent eurn.
hundreds of our eil3w citizens have 10 know.
Try it before it - TOO llte npll3dlm
WE have frequently heard the celebrated
German Buffers, :" d T., Or. G. NJ Jackson 100 Arch
street, hilae phn. spoken ct IN terms 4 the highest
nsndaton and hna heijev, that 1t is one OF
tie med ciues advertised Tor tie conp sinis for
which il l. recommended. They Pheasant to the
taste, and be taken under CIR uinstsnc'S bi tile
nI-t ,rio-,to stom,,I TIE press far and vide, "rvr
united in commanding this invauble remedy Gn i!s.
p", STA debility Sc nod such the hea ing effects al
this lhnar,a. that hope it may be ietrodureI /"
rtc> tamttg whrre dy-nepsia has l. Likely 10 have
victim See advertisements bpl IL a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

district attorney right. however, the liquor
dealers have n right TO sell Sundays as well n
week DAYS, until the 18th of July. -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

GRAND RALLY or THE AMERICAN PARTY
We understand that there will be a mass meeting
of the American party at Culpepper Courthouse
on Wednesday, the 9th of May. Several distin-
guished gentlemen will address the people. 1t is
supposed it will continue two days.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

SaYTu CoUNTY.-We understand that quite an
day, between Messrs Shelley and Preston, can
didates for the county-the former the candidate
of the Amerc IN party, and the latter the anti.
American Democratic Wing Foreign Roman
Catholic candidate. We have good and cheering
accounts, not only from the discussion. but from
the promising prospects in Smyth.-Abingdoa
Jirginian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

DANyIILE.-Thomas Il. Atkinson, Esq, is Il
candidate for the Mayoralty of the town of Dan
vile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

ATAND BELOW COST,

TAND BELOW COST Boo,s. sheos.
"A hats, cans, trunks carpet brg., &c. Thu sub
n scriber would Gull the attention of E-y1On
Il those in want of goods in his line, NsTVT1yVV
-<'s anl especially those Wishing goods ~s<-1AlAJ
l.. 7" sell that lie is ,fetng hi, entire stock prices
that cannot fail To be Appreciated 10y those who may IA
vor hlm with call llrge of the goods
purchased hi. Spring embracing very fine
of Hats Cap.. and Infants Tubans, all "t the p
proved styles. An exra fine assortment of Trunks,
fine assortment OF Indies and Missrs shoes lust re ceiv.
ed fine assortment "t Gents fine d e.s Roots. wish
sell out ear iy Is possible, and ennbie do
am offering the entire sto, and portion OF
the g ,ods for les. than
Call a, tie sign of the RED lat, opposite the War.
wick House and door below {, Morses Book store
before making yonr purchases.
srI23 Is s. d. RUMBOUGH, Ag't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

CoPpER.-Copper has been discovered upon
100 farms in Franklin county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

DELEGATES, -Drs. p. C. Spencer, j. F. Pee.
bles and Joseph W. Smith have been appointed
TO represent the medical faculty of Petersburg in
the Convention at Philpdephiu.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

Mr.. Wise is to speak in Leesburg on Monday,
the 9TH of May.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

GREEN PEAS were served up at the hotelsin
Portsmouth, Friday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Heading Of Cabl,ayc

We notice in the Country Gentleman, an
allusion to the common practice among prac-
tcal gardeners, and especially among the
market q dcncrs Of London, "a pretty sure
index as I" the efficacy ofany particular rou.
tine in kitchen garden opcratons) Of the
probable beneficial effects Of transplanting
cabbage or Cauliilowcr, and we might add
any OF the tribe at two different times The
method is this, and we would advise each
and every one who can possibly spare the
time, to practice it. In the case of field
culture, where the quantity Of cabbage for
instance, is rcckoncd by the acre, it is
scarcely possible to spare the time necessary
to perform it, but for the garden is every
way preferable.
whether the seed is sown in gentle hot
bed, or in the open border later in the sea.
son, is OF no confidence; rs soon as the
young plants put forth their rough leaf, or
are large enough to handle, they are care
FULLY taken up and "prcked OUT into other
BORDERS at two to four inches apart each
way. They are carefully watercd if dry
weather, and shielded from the sun if late
in the season, and stand in this place until
they become good stocky plants. They are
then carefully lifted, and the tap.root having
been severed in the act of raising them
from the seed bed, they will have thrown
out large quantity of fbrcs, and hence
having ball of roots, so to speak, to take
hold Of the soil at once.
The beneficial effect of the operation may
be explained thus: The cabbage tribe, for
culinary use. as every botanist knows, is q
species of Morphology, or monstrous devel-
opment of certain parts Of its structure, aud
dependent upon high state Of culture to cx.
hibit its greatest degree Of monstrous of cab.
bage headed form. Lesson tins and you at
once send 1t back into nearer approxima
tion to its original type, which consists in
its springing up, perlecting its seed and dy
ing away The transplantng, then, destroys
the tap-root, encourages quantity Of fibres
to take its place, and hence increases its
capability to develop its monstrous, and to
the wants of man, its best shape Country
Gentleman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Gun Maker.

And dealer in aiikinds Of Sporfsmens articles.
One door south Of tie Union House, Columbus
Street, OffaBd, III,
EEPScon-,anily onh,nJ ngeneral assortment,
N OF English and German double and single
owling pieces, boys guns, n Dad variety III OF
which were bought iOr cash, and selected from
large invoices, with ereatcar ns 10 their general
wo, tmaDship and finish and ca u be sold nj better
bargains than have been heretofore had ~ this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns ior lhem,riyes or boys
and not being good Judges o.ihr arn,l. vii find i,
an obl-c,to call on the subscribe'- where they can
drpendupon VIVA Is told them and b" sure al get
ting good safe gun, ns We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, aud have none Il the cheap
casliron stuff with which III. country IL flooded.
Rifles, made from Remiug,ons c-lebrar-d cas-,
.ire land ron barrels are warranted be- egunI %
any made ~ this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities mud workmanship. The Subscribers
have io' -ryefn year. brrn engaged IN the mann
iac,Urc al tn" c-i.brnird incr"nr-d twi-i rifles and
have awaited themselves ot all the latest improve
mrnis AZ regards the inside hn-li aud sighting
We Halter ourselves HAT an IN .p"ctIDu II the work
mad. nj our rsiah .hment T. all that II wanted 10
satisfy gentlemen al the ,rstI oi the above state
ihrni
Powder, superior article kept, sus able for tar
get practice orlong ranges.
hey !ting done byconp-ieul hands and IN a
wofkinanlk- manner.
All work lone by hun il warranted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

Mix occasionally, one part of the salt with
four, five, or six parts ofwood ashes, and give
the mixture to different kinds Of stock, sum.
mer and winter. 1t promotes their appe-
lite, and tends to keep them in healthy
condition 1t is said to he good against bots
in horses, murrin in cattle, and rot in
sheep.
Horse.radish root is valuable for cattle.
1t creates an appetite, and is good for vari
Gus diseases. Some give it TO any animal
that is unwell. IL animals will not cat it
voluntarily, cut it up fine and mix it with
pot atoes or meal.
Feed all animals regularly They not on
ly look for their food at the usual time, but
the stomach indicates the want at the stated
period Therefore feed morning, noon, and
evening, as near as possible
Guard against the wide and injurious cx-
tremes Of satiating with success, and starry.
ing with want. Food should be given in
quantity proportional to growth and fttcn.
ing Of animals to the production of young
milk and to their labor and exercise. Ami.
mails that labor need far more food, and that
which is more nutritious than those that are
idle.
Guard all descriptions ofstock against cold
and exposure, especially against cold storms
or rain, sleet and damp snow, and against
lying on the cold ground in cold nights.
In dry time, see that arir.als have a
good supply ofpure water. When the ioun-
tains are low, they drink the DRAWINGS of
the fountains, stream and passages ofwatcr,
which are unwhoesomc.
If barns and stables are very tight and
warm, yentate in mild weather even in
winter
In feeding animals on apples, or roots, be.
gin with small quantity and gradually in.
crease it. 1t would bc better to have all
changes in food made gradually, when there
is a material difference in the nature or the
food, rs from hay to grass, and the reverse
from much fodder, to much grain, and the
reverse.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Gunrdi0n's NOflre,


TIVE undersigned, guardian Of t.lizabe III Rob
i son, Edmond T. Robson. and Sophia Rrb-
son, minor heirs Of Thomas Robson, late ct La
Sale county. Illinois. deceased, will present her
petition to the SAID la Sale circuit court ut the
next term thereof, to be holden at Ottawa, in
saId county, on III. second Monday IN May
next, on the first day Of the term thereof, OF ms
soon thereafter n counse eau be heard, for the
sale Oi the south east quarter ot section thirty
two. IN township thirty three NORTH Of range
eight easi OF the third principal meridian, in
Grundy county in said state, cont aiming 100
acres. An PERSONS interested IN said estate. ma
appear and show cause. II any they have, why
said real estate should not h. sold,
CATHARiN RoBsoS, guardian.
HOLSTER & Cavalry, solicitors. March "a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Fine HOrs for Sale.


| he subscriber offers tor sale his noble grey
horse, Eclipse aud Durock
Tn first reason tor my wanting 10 sell is that
have had the horse several years aud h Ought to
change.
The second reason is | have two very nj ce three
year olds nexi spring, from him, and consequently
shall not need the old general.
The thin reason is he Is thu best horse there is
about, and no man need deny II, aud has the hes,
stock. ltyou don't want to depend on wha, say
ask Mrssis. Milligan, over Fox river; Wood, in
Ottawa; Ford, on the bluff near Ottawa Nc.
Carihy. on Buck creek BEEN, on Indian creek;
Wiley, near Munsonlown; Dickinson, and a
host oi others, and last OF III McBurnev himself,
and the horse should he doing more good, and
owned by some one that has more time to attend
to him than have.
If,he hors. Is not sold soon he will he kept the
following season at Ottawa, or on the bluff near
town, and probably over Fox river. Terms will be
five dollars Ivy the insurance.
March 10 JANIS McBrRNgy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Green's Mills.

THE above mills hoveJu.t undergone thorough!
j repairs and are now 30 arranged that SIX run
OF burr can be turned on custom work or merchsn
either whici makes the "Od Pioneer one 9th.
bes,custom mills in the state; rs the four run u
merchant burrs bolts, nc vii. be used Tor custom
work wh-n.,errequired.
Cen l-men give us call AS we are determined
to spare no pans, with good, competent, and &C
comlnodaiing mll!ers TO render olsaisiac tion
The undersigned has Obtained the entire con
troll oithe above mills and viii hereafter supcrin'
tend them ~ person and he ieel- confident tina
with his new arrangement together with u .oune
hieiimes experience III the above business tia he
can safely defy all honorable competition.
DAYTON. Sent HIS d. GREEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Groceries,.

Thes,ack has just been replenshed with iresh
assortment of
n. q. brown sugar-new crop,
e clarified /"
No, ! loaf e
Crushed and puIverzed sugar,
New N. .. mulasses,
Choice golden syrup,
Green teas, Young Tyson,
GunpowJer and Imperial,
Black teas, of goodquali,y.
Coiire-primr Rio, &c,
Tobacco-cavendisl and smoking,
Pepper, pm-nto, cloves, cinnamon
Nu,inegs, saleratus, starch, soap,
Rice, butter, pork potators,
Goldfish. shad, onions, vinegar, candles.
A u.ll assnrt.I a., rietv nj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

Prince Albert, il is said, thinks that his
wife is the last SOVEREIGN Of England. lie
considers the nation is drifting rapidly to.
wards rcpublicanism, and that the Times
newspaper and other independent presses
arc accomplishing that result. The Queen,
Of course, don't like the Times, and the
Times, Of course, don't care for that. Free.
dom, of the press is dangerous TO n onarchical
governments. II is not improbable tha,
EsglAaa viii yet b arspubliS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Go.

LOG ATED AT ALTON, ILLINOIS.
Charrrd Feb I'D. 1899 .Orgj Apr. 4ih, 1889.
Amount Of Premium Notes III force April Isl
1851, constituting fund Tor payment OF losses
$3.50. 900.
Secured by len on propiv insr'd valued at over
$4,000, 900.
THIS Company insure Dwellings. Stores,
] Ware. Houses, Manufactures. Mills, Barns,
Stables, and the contents OF each, together with
every other similar species Of property within the
State. from
Loss or Damage by Firc.
The Directors bee. justified IN recommending
this company To the ayOfabi. consd~ ration Oi the
citizens oi Illinois. Every one insured becomes
'm-mb.r-thr company being mn association OF
CUSTOMERS each Of whom Is Interested IA lnsprlng
his ncghbor A. -h- lni-mnhciion Fund aug.
mrns ~ exact RATIO with The increase ofl.ks. the
capital of the company j. comparatively exhaust
I-r. and the ~ ENTlRE SAFETY 81 Of the
institution mns, he apparent To every one who
reads The charter
The cost oi insurng ~ tins comp1ny IL so Low
a. 10 rrnI-fli almost ineScu-nb- for she owners
al lnsunb. properly not t" avail themselves Of it,
protection.
BoARDoF DIRECTORS.
limo Turaes John i.allhache
Ben I Long, Lyman Trurnbull
John James Nnih'l Hanson
Henry lea j. krlienbergcr
Elias iIibpari Roo.ri Smith
Benz. X Hart Alfred Dow
Mo.~.G Atwood
BENJAMIN r. LONG, Prs't
LEWIS kEiLtNBERGER, Treas
MOSES g.. AT W DDI S.cy
ghppcarlons for insurance IN llle above ma
med Company may be- made al Ottawa 10
Srpiembrr23. wv. VI TECg, Agent,
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The Great Discovery.
knoll orion!

FOX CURLING TIE UIIRII
TOK many years 1t has been the object of deepest
1 study with chemists aud Others To produce
fluid that, applied TO the hair, would cause /, TO
wave and curl equa in beauty 10 the natural curl.
The Kroleron is the only article ever offered to
the world that will effect this most desirable oh.
rect Blu, three or tour nppicn tons nre nee pssa nv
TO curl |, ns much ms may be desired, aud for any
length Of time. From the many Testimonials Of
those who have used il, the subscriber does not
hesitate to warrant the krolerou TO give sa,isfac-
ton, and move as recommended in all cnsrs,
The recipe Tor making, with ul directions for
use will be sen, on the receipt Of one dollar. most
paid. The ingredients will no, cos over u cents.
Directto II. A. FREt.MONT,
Warren, Trnmbuu Co, %.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Ready-Made Clothing.

Ready-Made Clothing.
a good variety Of
Ovcrcoats, medium and heavy.
Dress and lrock coats o.!
Broadclo,h. Cashmere,
Sauuelt. tweed, &c,
For men aud boys.
Children suits, complete.
Pantaloors and vests,
| udershrls and drawers.
HATS, CAPS, AND FURS.
Fine soft wool hats,
Medium and common wool hats.
Plush and cloth caps,
Boys and Infants
Mufs, cuffs, and yictorines.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

I)UBLIC notice il hereby given, that the I'm
dersiened, ADMINISTRATIVE oi the estate oil
Thomas fennel, deceased, will attend the
county court OF La Sale county, ut q term
thereof, 10 be held at Ottawa, in said In Sale
county and stat. Of Illinois, on the Sd Monday ~
June, A. d. 1855, at which time and place all
persons having any claims against 81 nd estate are
requested TO present the same 10 laid court tor nd
't....... .uavS- 6w MApGARpr fYSNIIL adm 4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Ghs., .Snh, Doors, Biinds, Papv Hang
iOgs, Fai"ter.' Eyy.ho, Pneil.\dc.
PAINTS

iVgs, Pd'hters Brpsh", PencHs\dc.
UTy COlOrs.-Sunw whIt. zine, purple AOwn
China white red lead, ana Venetian f-dAK.
ira Vrrmilirn, rose pluk, LIharp- yellow ON
chronI. yellow. Pans gfern, iiib, ruia gt--N
ffuss,an bite. drop black, French Ultra marine
blue, Ndndykc brown. purple brown, Italian ~
rnna, burnt aud powdered. sane raw aud pow
drrr' Turkey lumber hurni aud powdered same
raw aud puwdrT.d, lamp black, imperial black
Frankfort black. Sc.
IOi0ys IN DH Throne green. assorted in
cans; eStti permanent farls green, navy green
Prussan blue, chrome yellow, bUrut sienna. az
sorted cans; raw Sienna, assorted cans; burnt
m caus, pilrut French z,uc dryer, sc
Furnishes -iIe-t.l1-uC body yirnI-h, super.
tine polishing Copii super CnpaI cahln-t v,rnI-h
tn- furniture yafnish beet Japhn gold SIZE he 4
D-mRr ynrnl-h, tp"rcrlaiuti i-h, strong drying
al, rrhn-d ,iu-erd oil, bord, boiled nserJ oll.
IIn-.,d oil.
Grain,ag CoiOrs All grainng coors epared
IN lin bok-s.
Pencih and Erushss Al kind. used by
painters ahd artists, common paint brushes,
cam.rs hair brushes. sc.
Paper Hansing PLAIN ondsnii paper. bor
d-rs, IRE. board pruis, oil aul transparent win
dew shaL--. trInn.taa-, Ao
Glass All sia-s ifonlshy 10, I" % 10y -.
Doors. glazed aud glazed -nsi. blinds, &c
Sand paper. emery paper, ant emery cloth for
nlachnsls, ground pumlCr stone, stencil plate
aud biushesior marking, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12

THE ORIGIN OF VARIOUS PLANTs.-Every
gentleman farmer ought to be somewhat ac-
quaintcd with the origin and history of all
ordinary plants and trees, so as to know
their nature, country and condition Such
knowledge, besides being great source of
pleasure, and very desirable, will often cx.
plain phenomena in habits Of many plants
that otherwise would appear incxplicablc.
Wheat, although considered by some as a
native of Sicily, originally come from the
central table land Of Thibct, where it vet cx-
lists as a grass, with small mcally seeds.
Rye exists wild in Siberia
Barley exists wild in the mountains Of
Himalya.
Oats were brought from North Africa.
Millct, one species is native Of India, an
other Egypt and Abyssinia.
Maize, Indian corn, is Of native growth
in America.
Rice was brought from South Africa,
whence it was taken to India, and thence to
Europe, and America.
Pears are Of unknown origin.
Peaches are natives Of Germany.
The Garden Beau from the East Indies.
Buckwhcat came originally from Siberia
and Tartary.
SdUUaHc SToWS VIII III SiClIy
The Poppy was brought from the East.
The Sunhower from Peru
Hops came to perfection as wild flower
in Germany.
Saffron came from Egypt.
The Onion is also native Of Egypt.
llorseradish from South Europe.
Tobacco is a native Of Virginia, Tobago
and California. Another species has also
been found wild in Asia.
The Grasses are mostly native plants, and
90 are the Clovcrs, except Lucernc, which is
native Of Sicily.
The Gourd is an Eastern plant
The Potato is well known native Off cru
and Mexico
Coriander grows wild near the Mediterra
mean.
Annise was brought from the Grccan Ar
ehipelago. Dollar Newspaper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
sale IS Real Estate.

SAFE - Real Estate.
T TWILL sell a, the door Of The cour, house in
j Ottawa, on Saturday. the 10Th day Of May
at one o'clock r. NJ, the cas-, hail Of he sOutl,
east quarter Of section 10, township IS, range 2
east. Terms cash.
mar3l Mary O'DovvELL, Gdminisfrafril
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Executors Sale Of Real Estats.

Executors Sale Of Real Estate.
I Will sell at the door of the cour, house in
! Ottawa, on Saturday, Nay l2rh at o'clock
=. ~ pnr' OF block 70. five, in Ornwa North.
250Iret deep by GO wide on north end, and about
100 feet wide on south end, on which stands ne W
and substantial warehouse
lao, No. 6inblock No. %, in the states nddi.
tonic Ottawa, on which is a good dwelling
house and out houses
Terms-l cash. balance on 6 and 10 months
with security mar2i y. & Cook. errcUfor.
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j land the brst slylc, at lh. old stand OF Il.
Barnard Also epairlng aud Job work oiall kind.
Notwithstanding line, by good and experlen-
crd wolkm-n. will be attended 10 ~ all times
wh-nc1ll-dinr % GEokGE w. HALL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
Paint Estlblis 4 meht,

On Nam ", NO'W lSade q Tie 'OUrt UOus1,
one Door West Of NaEley's Wudaare
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T'olal

Or say equivalent to 500 barrels oil, which
IL added to the stocks held 10y manufacturers
here and al Cincinnati, makes an aggregate
ofat least two or three thousand bills
quantity fully equal il not far exceeding the
wants Of the entire country, Cor six months.
And when we remember, that the high pri.
ces Of the oil in the East will be immediate
ly countcrbalanccd by large impcrta,ions of
+. !. oil, and that high prices for beans in
the West have induced the production OF an
unusually heavy crop, which will begin to
come in by July and when we remember
that the demand for oil, for the spring trade,
10 now nearly over, we confidently expect
that within ninety days caster oil may be
had in the greatest abundance at seventy
cents per gallon.
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

The subscribers continue, nsh-r-ioi0t-, to at,
tend promptly TO NIL ordr = m III. painting aud eIa
nIng lIne, to Whirh they propose to devote tb-i
ul attention a. here tOiore.
July O. ) e.. E,6rA Sow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-12
.IG 300 Acres of noicc farming Land.

Far Sale from ) tos pes acre. Also several
small lots oi timber OF good quality. Likewise =
orr Improved Farms near ih, county seat.
AP HbSFORD EDMUND MILLER.
RLTGgrSCES- Gov Nntteson, Springfield Ill
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