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Califoraie.

Les jounanx Dc Ia California sont tou. On
iiessc au sulct dcs dcrnisres vluics; mines.
horticulture. agriculture, pa,uragcs, salltcs
ct moniagucs. ,cu, rroi,c dc ccs dcrnitrc.
ondtcs, d'aillcurs fort rares au mois dc mai
1.c neycu du general Alvarez, jose PARA
\ Alvarez, est arrive irrnicrcmcn, San
Francisco. II a public dams Ia c,ua,ca. unc
notice asscz deta,ilcc sur les plnccrs i Aca.
pulco ct sur Ia marclc dcs aiIsim. Dc son
pays
i.cs in'icu- d. Ia re-crec d. Coia-, 800
au nombrc De deux nsiies lis ,ut Il. ii cul.
tive plus de deus cents a~cs .,Ic .clrc, 81 ia
recoltc scra considerable IL, .m, douA .,
contraci cut reu d rcu des habituics d. ira.
Nail. Nous me sasons iusqu'a quel poInt ccs
os.ais de- ci,ilisation porrfar rca III tou,cs
lcs tenalircs flutes jusqu'a &C jour. sur diiTc.
rents points lie l'l'nion, ont successiscmcm
trhoue
Tn crcusc mn rurs ariescn san Fran.
cisco, en- face dc Merchants Exchange Lc.
nu,ricrs ont .itja sucint unc profunicur dc
soi,nnic ricds
lc claim dn general Suttcr Went cufn
detrc con'innc micu> want iard qvc lamais
Get honorable pionnicr dun pays don't II
etc lc reselatcur iortuit aprts avo.r etc
cNlloiic, dcs les prcmicrs Iours dc Ia cai,iot.
ME amcrlcaine, par quehiucs loups.cerrrs
qui ont abuse de n loyauic, sc,t truus. cn
rroic a dcs contraricics qu'd n'aurait annals
da eonnaltrc unc population rcu scrupu
lcusc s'ctait campcc sur scs wastes domaine,
sans tenir comptc dcs ttres ct dcs tfaites.
la commission dcs tcrrcs Went endn de-
rendrc hommarc an droii dc proprictc c, aux
traitcs Internationally. L'opiniom dcs dcux
commisss'rcs, delicrec par lie jugc Thompson,
est clairement dcyelorpce dams un document
tres etcndu, ct 50 rattachc aux considerations
qui ont motive Ia solution dcs claims Ffe.
mont ct Rtchic la reclamation lu general
Snl'er lcf;ait sur dcux concessions lnnc
dc ONE hcuas carrccs, fate par A,arado
iautre dc Yiugt.dcux licues carrecs. par Nj.
chel Torckna. tes trente.trois lieues carrecs
sont comprises entire les rNiercs Sacramento.
Amcricrinc c, DC IN Plume Ia vilic cntltrc
dc Sacramento Sc trouyc sur L. terrain don't
le general Suiter Went deirc rcconmn pro.
Irleta,rc VOLTA done &c yleux ct bfa,e piou.
nlCr rcha CONNIE dcyait ctfc un homme oui
decouycrt Ia roulrc dor caliiorui,nne. It
par suite cclc i Australia, qn nest qu'un
consequence dc Ia premiere Ia nousellc de
retie confirmation rroduii unc satisfaction
gtncrac nous On sommcs bicn a,c. Ct pour
le ray ct pour Ia famliIe du coucos,ionnnirc.
don't, il fau, lcspcrcr les voyages san
Francisco ne seront pn, anssi rarcs.
la nou,clle dc la confirmation dn claim
Snler prodnii sensation Hook Farm Lc
'llnS q honorable Iiounor fli, gr1ndcr
i, retts rieee' daiii..erc qui lc ptotc-
eairnt antr,tois contrc les ,pdeu, IN famillc
ct cole, du soi>iuage out iraicrnst ensemble
et co,diaIement fee lheureusc G5utellc.
'oiia IN bonheur don't pcrsoune ne doIt ctrc
jaIoux,
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1855-07-07
A..c,sc 1IS.
CHARLES lOuSTEAu. srv..

y ,aille moi de se.igny. 'aiIIe moi nais
Ia ne ponfias Jan,ais a,'acher da fond 10
mon smus l'amouf snin, e, pus que TAI pour
stephanic'. q quand je songe d ellie, 81
belle. 81 cand,dc. 81 naive, delcseuse person.
nilicaiion desnnges par sa heauif, 70 sens
mon c.nur qai bat d ronpse ma po'ne.
quand pour Ia premiere ios jai VI Gissonner
ses leyfes purpur,acs. qnand jai apercn ses
lhanches tpaulcs, So bras nnx contours 70.
lupiueus don't nnl ne connaM ltsgeiille. ie
suis jemeurt anean,i, co"las, ,sebloui 10 me
suls mepri.e, me .rouvan, biea audaeieux
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I Pendant que Charles lDualean IL Ia dcrn,am
Ion. et ,eoute on sou,,n,
"''9 ~
sLhlGNi
,,
Le messager. [volume] (Bringier, Paroisse Saint-Jacques, Louisiane) 1846-1860, 1855-07-07

Il entire sou. 10 bcrceau de ycrdure, tenant
IN cahicr la main ct un crayon. II III, !
J J'aime q fiyer oin drs citts morosts,
Dams lie. jardins OH. lbfe mon essor,
Je vols rabsle, au doui eafmn des roses
Navir gaimsnt les sues de son mel dor.
Alors songean, mes chant. de Ia veilie,
Puts aux irtlons qui Won, tout IN enlever,
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.nanLrs Lor.rrau, o,c m'nrrn

tnanLEs LorsfEAu, dr,r ,m'drfds
Mas mon ami, IL to lrompr'- 81 pu,'
da reslc, ai lonJours c.lint Ia poc,ic.--.
ellie l'aimc. -.
l,LE, ~ sLnlGnr.
Qpi. ellie
,il,KLEs ioisIEAI d yapt
Jc ,lens d'accouchcr Il me htli,r
JiIrs ~ sEWiaN,.
Charles, ~ me caches quclluo chose
Depnls deuI mois que nous sommcs ari,,cs
!, 'habi,a,ion de N FInutrr, claqlic jour iu
dc,ien, pensii, rste, prroceupc- ---- ielc.
mcnl qu'lIier, i diner, Nine bclk.on ,e
pfianl dc 'ui promeiirc pour Ia soirec nne dc
ces drlcicuscs melodies de Schubert, tu lui
rtpondis a,ce unc figure Glonnec Merci,
madame, jc men mango pas,
cmARiEs LousrrAr, d part
Cieli nj dit nnc parcilie bilisc dcyanl
sIephanie Ellie pcul m'assimler Ia classc
des porons' y
JULES DE sERIGNy.
ITEMS, mon panyrc Charles, 10 suis arrive
lei ben alnoufcus, j. lc snis encore. Dan
quelqnes jours, mon affection VI dirc cou
ronnee par un bon marriage mais, Dieu M
damnc, je 10 cIois encore plus ep,is que moi
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A
dicux places table
nluus pavilion
hus ombagen puorquemn lenscmbe
dece Iidin.
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DEux PARIsIENs EN- LOUISIANA.
MONS DES PERSONNAGES

LIZ COMrE JULES Df SERlGNY
CHARLES lOuSTEAI journalistic
JACQUES MACDONALD, neg@,au,.
fLAuvlER, richie pIan,eur
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I Pendant que Charles lDusican ii IA dcfn,arc
sifoohc' Jales dc Se'lgny son du petit pa,l.
lon ct ,cOute en- soutlint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11
LETTER FROM JOHN HYLER.

Hrw YoRK, March 10, 1885.
Having noticed In several papers that .as arrested
- CAptAa Sraban, On ahAssss t..f~sesa .xs.nsa
bsiDg connsctsd In the ists shooting array, ! vssh
state that voluntarily gave myself up 70 the Csrosr
and demanded Oh. most rigid ersminAtion, a. b~iax
participation or in any way connected Herewith.
JOHN IfYLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11
POOLE A.. 7ocIATI0S.

PUULE ASN " FAfTU''
The members of the A-socis are requested to meet
at the City Hotel this suna ~, afternoon, at i21s
O'clock for the purpose OF partcpa, IN he obsequies
OF our deceased friend and associate. v IN; Poole
L.. W. ScHAFrR Sec
RyNDRRs BAIT ALIoN.
The A. Nove battalion duly ordered 10 NEE. at the
Cooper use corner OF Anthony street and Broadway,
~ Of ,Ser aso friend Wm POOLE " nv order
GORGE II. HALL. Major Comm andng.
Judge Advocate, ,SAMr. A. srYDAs.
O. z. a,
The members Of Hancoc.b Chapter II, o. u. A., are
hereby notified to meet at chapter rooms OF
Christopher and Hudson street.', this Sunday after
noon, 81 O'Clock In full reaiu or ths purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF our late Lrother, VIM Pool..
Members Of other chapters req .sted TO unite With
US. BY order. j. J. Bpn DEN, Sa ,hen.
G. A TnrcHHsER, c. Of C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11
THE SEARCH FOR BAKER.

Judge Stuart and ten or twelve Nov York ponosss~s
visited jersey CITY Friday evening and remained DOR
ing the night engaged in search of Louis Baker, the
murderer Of Poole. II supposed that he might be
secrets4 In the houses Of acquaintance. In Jcv.sv
City, Bergen Point II il said however that BaLsr
within two three days after the assault upo
Poole, board the phadelphA train at New Bruns sik,
on hi, way Ia Baltimore, and that he had uekst ior
pnltmor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-11

POOLEH 0BsEorUs.
The Aids 70 the Grand Marshal reqgestse 20 meet
at the Adrstio, OF HUDSON and Barrow swsets
on this, Sunday, afternoon, A. l n O'Clock.
JANIS rUEsE2, Crsnd hsgsaaL
G ", scHivYrr, sr~esi Ala
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Tho lost TO sight,
To memory dear.
WIN. POOLE ASSOCIATION.

Those who knew him can best appreciate his
worth ana our loss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23
City Council.

At the meeting on Tuesday evening, the
finance committee reported, that after a tho
rough examination of the clerks and city
trcasurcr's books, they find the Indebtedness
Of the city, for orders issued and unpaid at
the close Of the past municipal year, $273.-
O3.
The following bills were audited and or.
dered to be paid
Justus Harris, board and Jail fees, .$l3 CO
lIosford 4 True, lumber, .......... IL IS
w. II. l.. Wallace, masters fees, :. 10 0O
j. N. Stephens, on &C. Courtney st.
bridge, ................ .l22 OC
Woods hall was re.rcnted for the coming
year at $50, as place for the meeting of the
council.
The invitation to spend the 18th at Peru
was accepted, and c. G. Miller appointed tc
make the necessary arrangements.
800 were appropriated to improve STATE
and Courtney streets, from the south end o.
the bridge to the top of the bluff
A moton of Aid Frcdcnburgh, that tn,
alderman and clergy az the city be cxemp
from paying city taxes was lost to ).
A special committee was ordered to pre-
pare an ordinance for the suppression Of thu
traffic of intoxicating drinks within the city
Adjourned.
NorE.-ln reference TO occupying tn
north end Of the court house square, we ar
informed that previous to receiving the com
munication alluded TO in our last on the sub
.ject, the marshal was ordered not again I,
permit the premises in question to be thu
occupicd,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

ANOTHER BouQvEr AND SOMETHING MoRE-
Like glorious lily in an aGuish pond, so
shines out amid the pile Of whitfield news.
papers, a lame pair Of scissors, leaky ink.
stand, and dozen Of worn out Gillots, on
our editorial table, 'resplendent bouquet,
the gift Of Mrs. Murphy, Of the Ottawa
nursery and floral gardens. Whether on &c.
count Of the contrast with its rude surroun.
dings, we cannot say, but it fairly CLOVIS be-
fore us with strange and fascinating brill.
fancy. The gift was accompanied by a dish
of such Strawberries as only tho rare beds Of
Mrs N. can afford, and a bunch Of pie
plant which amazed us by its magnitude.
1t is strange that while such gorgeous ilow'
crs and delicious fruit, by this well appoint.
cd nursery and gardens, are placed within
the means Of all to cultivate for themselves,
so few seem to have them about their own
premises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23
The nlnkelv Family.

Our citiz MS have on one or two former
occasions had an opportunity Of attesting the
superior merit Of this celebrated concert
Troupe, and will be delighted to learn that
they will again visit our city in few days
and give us some Of their rare music. The
concert will take place at the Free Church
this evening. TO show how they are ap-
prcciated elsewhere, we subjoin a notice
which re find ia the Peoria Press.
BLAKILY's ORCHESTRAL CnoRus COMPANY.
The great success OF this Troupe in the
various cities where they have performed,
has made them universal favoritcs in their
line. tits doubtless not too much to say
that they have no equals ia the L. States
The Eastern, Western, and Southern pa.
pers are full Of the highest eacomiums npon
their performances. They happily blend the
beauties Of vocal with Instrumental music
Brilliant audiences have attended them
wherever they have appeared. The tour
through the South, from which they arc now
on their return, has been the most brilliant
and successful Of any company of American
musicians that have ever made their appear
ance in the Southern States. They sang
five nights in Macon, Ca, and received the
largest audiences ever convened in that town
on similar occasions.
In that, and several other large towns,
after giving regular series Of concerts,
they were publicly invited by the citizens TO
return and give another concert, and in eve
~ instance received with the greatest enthu-
siasm. The violin, in the hands of Mr.
Hubbard, is said by good judges, TO be Sec
ond only to the great Sivori, his preceptor,
and their pei formanccs are everywhere spo.
ken of as the most exquisite which have ev-
er been listcned to in our Union. This com.
pany, it will be recolected by our citizens
gave series Of concerts here last fall, and
we have 40 hesitation in saying that their
entertainments gave the best sati sfaction and
were the most enthusiastically received Of
any company that has ever visited our city.
II is useless for Us to say that those who
wish to gets good seat at Odd Fellows Hall
must 60 early.
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0ttaua fire. GraStr.
The Fourth.

The meeting, called by the Mayor at the
Court House on Saturday evening, TO con.
slider the propriety Of getting up cclebra-
ton by our citizens, Of the coming annivcr-
sary of American Independence, after some
conversation, Submitted the matter to COM
mittcc, TO report to the common council On
Tuesday evening. We understand the
committee, after full elaboration, reported
that inasmuch as the sabbath schools of the
city proposed to have general celebration,
and several smaller parties were in contem-
plation, it was inexpedient to attempt to get
up general celebration by our citizens
The matter was therefore dropped, and the
city council accepted the invitation Of the
city Of Peru, to join them in the celebration
of the 4th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

The STAFF OF LifE.-Eastern people arc
in the habit of decrying Illinois wheat, by
saying they never see such handsome -four
here as they are accustomed to at home
We fear the fault is often as much with the
milers and bakers, as with the wheat We
were presented, few days ago, with loaf of
bread, by Mrs. Jos. Ebersol, baked of -four
made at the Aqueduct Mill, which for snowy
whitencss and perfection Of flavor, we know
has never been cxcelld in any county, ca
or west The -four was made Of good wheat,
Of course, but no better, it is imagined, than
the winter wheat generally raised in the
country Mrs. Il. was herself surprised at the
beauty Of her bread, that it was deemed wor-
thy Of showing to her neighbors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

HIsroRIcAL COLLECTIONS or THE GREAT
Wgsr.-Wc observe that Mr.. S. McCor.
mick, who was here several months ago So
Letting subscribers to the above work, is
now in town delivering them. Persons who
have not subscribed for the work have now
an opportunity ofsetting it by calling upon
him at the Mansion house. We believe eve
ry subscriber thus far is not only satisfied
but delighted with the book, finding the
matter and particularly the engravings to ex-
coed his anticpaiions. Subscribers in the
country will be waited upon in the course of
two or three weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

A foor CUT ORA Scotchman named
John McVone who had taken sway irap
of the crater" in attempting to get aboard
of the cars, on Monday, at this place, got
his right foot under the wheels, and com.
pletcly smashing it in pieces, horribly multi.
ating the lower portion of the leg lie was
Immediately brought up town and his leg
amputated by DR.. Stone, assisted by Drs.
Harris and Putnam. lie is now doing well,
as We are informed.
1t is due the r. II. Company to say that
no blame whatever can attach to its EN-.
ployees on the contrary, they have spared
no pains from the beginning, to furnish the
poor fellow with everything needed and to
make him comfortable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

MEDlcAL.--Wc learn that at late meet
ing Of the La Sale County Medical Society,
the following gentlemen were elected TO
office: j. Stout, NJ. d., President. d. d.
Thompson, NJ. d., Vice President, J. o.
Harris, NJ. d., Secretary and Librarian, p.
Krwin, NJ d., Treasurer, and q. Hulett, NJ.
d., of Peru, S. A. Dimmick, NJ. d., of Free.
dom, f. S. Mory, NJ. D., Of Marseilles, r.
NJ. Macarthur. NJ. d., Of Ottawa, and J. Gil.
lett, NJ. ID. OLA Sale. Ccnsors.
From the report of Drs. Stout and Hay,
returned delegates from the National and
State Medical Conventions, the Society was
posted up as to the doings and state of the
profession abroad and various matters Of 10
cal interest were brought up and discussed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23


B,ss>ErTs THEORY OF Srogas.-Most of our
readers are aware, VIC presume, that Thos.
BassyErr, Esq, of this place, processes to
have made some important discoveries in
the science Of metcorology and kindred
sciences, the result OF years of patient and
careful observation and study, and that he
has published work giving synopsis of
his views on the science of storms.
Mr.. BAssSETr has, at various times, bro't
his theory to the notice of the principal sci =
ehtiiic men ofthc U. s., but by most Of them
it has been coldly received as is invariably
the case with any thing so radical in its
principles, though there have been some
honorable exceptions to this. Lieut.. Norton,
L. S. n, for instance, attracted by the
startling accuracy Of some of Mr.. Bassnett's
predictions of the weather, has become q
firm believer in the truth of his theory, and
having been ordered Of late TO the Black
Sea, has gone prepared with diagrams, &C.,
to make further observations and
there. Lieut. Maurv, too, if
not satisfied as to the truth Of the theory,
has become convinced that, at the least, it
deserves careful investigation, and has had
for some time, persons engaged in examining
the log books at his command, melting the
storms therein recorded, and comparing
them with the alleged passage Of Mr.. Bass
netts worthless. The result, so far as known,
is very ilattering to the latter.
Ten days before the storm on Sunday
last, Mr.. Bassnett said that, on Sunday, the
nth, it would rain all day, and that posi-
bly, on the night preceding, there might be
some little disturbance. Tho prediction, as
VIC have seen, was almost literally verified.
We shall be on the look out for further
evidence in favor of this theory, and hope
soon to be able TO record its complete en-
dorsemcnt 10y men of science throughout
the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

PENNSYLVANIA SroRE.-Our old friend @.
G. Miller having bought out this fine and
popular store, and having made large add;
tons to the stock, puts in strong claim to
public patronage. Having been in the bust.
ness in Ottawa for a number Of years, he is
thoroughly acquainted with the wants and
taste of the community, and knons he can
please all who give him a call. His adver.
tisement in erteaso will appear next week.
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German National Democratic Cclebra.
ton.


At meeting Of Germans, held in this city
on Tuesday evening last, p. p. SINGER presi-
ding, and G. W. MATTHIAS acting as Secreta-
~, the foil owing resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That we will make public de.
monstration on the coming anniversary Of
American Independence, by forming pro-
cession, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the west side
Of the side cut, to proceed thence to the court
house and thence to Washington square,
where the Declaration of Independence will
be read by Mr.. G. W. Matthias, and orations
delivered by Messrs Moritz Herzberger and
Peter Miller. After these exercises, the pro-
cession will return to where it formed.
We are advised that the "Ottawa Ilibcr-
MAN Society" held a meeting on Thursday
evening and resolved to join their German
fellow citizens in the celebration of the 4th.
The following committee was appointed to
make the necessary arrangements: Messrs.
Patrick Bradshaw, Vim. Downey, Patrick
Madden, Francis Coyle, Richard Crews, and
John Hobsn. There is to be another meet
ing Of the Society on Saturday evening, to
hear the report Of the committee, and per.
feet the arrangements.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23
+. S. Stockton
MOULD announce 10 the public that he
w now receiving complete stock oi
SPRING: AND 81 MINER (.DIlDS


CONSISTING III pm u f6fifs tTeEE goods. mr. m
iest styles n siit man,ilins large line oi white
goods domestics Of every qua ity and prce.
Also complete sock Of gloves and hosiery
To my usual stock have this spring added va
rie'y OF Competing, straw mating, painted car
pets. stand and table spreads, &c.
Every style Of Panama, LeghoTn, and straw
hats, for men and boys.
What will in,efes, the ladies' have nice a.
sorimrn, OF silk, Brigade, lace and brilliant Flo
renee. eml roidered lace, Lephorn aud braid
edge, bonnc,s, no, Of last years, but this years
styles.
Ready made clothing, boots and shoes, poke
aud table cutlery, and notions oi nll kinds.
Last bot not least, a new stock ct groceries
sugar, choice molasses aud syrup, coffee, tea
&c.
Plcas~ call a, the Boston store. next door to tn,
Mansi' house, and will be happy TO convince
my friends hat thus IL the sore for goods bar
gains. (Apnl 81 J. 5. SrocKToS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

GAME LAw!--TAKE NoTIcE-Thc game
laws, it will be remembered, inflict heavy
penalties for shooting grouse, woodcocS,
&C., before the LIST of August. Weare as
surcd there is fixed determination that the
law shall be rgidly enforced in this county.
So. look out
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

LuMBEa.--Mr. Fairfield, having bought
out the extensive lumber yard Of the
Mcssrs. Armour, and connected il with n
large establishment of the kind in Chicago
and the pinerics, is Of opinion that he can
afford unusual advantages TO purchasers.
See his advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

Is THE WAY or DRuGs AND CoMrrrs.-D.
Walker has just received q fine stock,
among which; besides every thing in the
drug line, are many articles Of necessity and
luxury, not usually kept in the place. A
new article Of Ginger Wine, which is at
tracing the notice Of medical men at the
east, may now be found at his establishment.
Mr.. W. has way of his own Of getting just
the article every body wants. See his new
advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

DLASKs.-Rathbun 4 Orton request us to
say that, frequent applications having been
made At their Book Store for Blanks, they
now provided with general assortment Of
deeds, mortgages, grain receipts, and all
kinds Of justices blanks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

NoTlcE.--The ladies Of the Free church
intend to prepare collation., in the base.
mcnt Of the church, on next Wednesday
evening, for the purpose Of raising funds to
enclose the lot on which their house of wor.
ship Is built All who are kindly disposed
to aid them in this object are invited to at
tend
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A MONG the books on this Inst are Fern i,avrs
N lst and I'd series, Little Ferns, stories about
birds, do. animals, Insect wonders, besides a long
list for children
The biographies of Washington, Webster
Clay, Jefferson, Adams, Jackson, Taylor, La.
iayeue. Franklin, Bonapsrte, Empress Jose.
phIne, Mary Queen of Scots, Joan of Are, La
dy ane GIny. Gen Scott, DAM. Boone, &c.
large number OF historical works, narratives
aud travels, and complete collections OF more
than 40 vols of the poets.
All OF which, with many more Of the best
books OF the times, we will furnish to agents a,
the publisher's prices.
Catalogues giving wholesale and retail price,
can be had AT our store, or sent bv mail TO any
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