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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

BBefore the mercenary editor of the Reg
ister appropriates such language as "flthy
retking columns" 10 any paper, he had better
scan those Of the one he presides over,
and then if he had the magnanimity of louise,
he would not 60 abroad 10 use such fisb-wo-
man slang. We are mol in the habit Of admit
ting articles into our columns containing more
filth or blackguarJism, than the one in the
last Register under the caption Of "1he twelve
pound hunk" The editor should have the
old adage Of 'remoye the beam from thine
W eye, before you attempt TO pluck the mote
from thy brothers," nearer his heart, if he has
any, than his gizzOrd.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

GJSeveral editorial articles intended for this
weeks paper have been crowded out.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

GTPrince Lucien Bonaparte, a grandson Of
Joseph, has adopted the ecclesiastical career
and has been enrolled among The Supernum.
erary ChamberIah,s ofthe Pope. The rover.
end Prince is just now in Poris, having &C.
companied bis brothers and sisters thilhsr az
The cali ofthe Emperor. ia
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

1TThe New York Post has information from
illinois that The product Of wheat in that Stale
is expected TO be at leas. 81 .oOO,OOo bushels
the present year, which gives o bushels To-
every inhnbiant ofthe United Ststes; voting
and old. Phe largest prouuct Of Illinois bith.
erto has not been more than 5000. 900 bush.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

GJ'Dr. Averelt, Of Halifax, Va, formerly o
member OF Congress, went 10 his study a few
days ago with a lighted cigar and laid down on
a lounge, whep, probably falling 10 sleep, his
cigar set fire to a thickly wadded dressing gown
which he had on. He was soon enveloped in
flames, and, either from sufIocation or the in.
haling o fflame, expired.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

6TThe two chief towns in the territory OF
Minnesota are ascertained by a localcensusj Just
10 have the following population ST.
Paul, 5000 ) ST. Anthony, $500. This is o
b andsome increase over The last previous emu.
merolion, but the totals fall short of The esti-
mate smade by the sanguine editors OF that re-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

rTThe small po1 is raging with violence in
Cynthinns, KY. There we're over sixty ossssa /,
in that town during last week bulb sliisa.n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

VA disease called Charlton is killing the
cattle in large numbers in the vicinity Of Mat.
agorda, Texas, and The flesh of such animals
as die of it is deadly poisonous. d The same
disease was equally destructive about Bayou
Sara in the. year 1886. It is stated that no
cure has yet been found for IL. 10 isisu5'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

0p Mr.. Greedy, in his letter from Europe
says the silk manufacturers of France were
never more busy or more prosperous than OF
the present time. All kinds Of anufacturing
interests appear TO be in a iourishing condi.
ton, and labor receives on increased reward.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-07-26

The UFFIClAL VOTE OF VIROINA.-Tbe TOI-
lowing is said 10 be The official vote Of Virginia
at the recent election
Wise, iDemocrat,) SO, 1856
Flournoy, Know othing,) 1920
Wise'S majority. 1915
The vote is nearly 10000 more than was
ever before given in the State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
Great Bargains offered.

II ME subscriber would respectfully an.
i nouncc TO the public that he has l1teIy put
chased the entire stock Of goods OF the Pennsyl-
vania store from Peter Oliphant, and has perna-
nenlly established himself in the mercantile bu-
siness, at the old stand, next door north OF the
Ottawa bank, where he would be glad to see his
old hiends and acQuantances. lie has Just re-
ceivtd large stock of new and fashionable
goods in addition to his former stock, all of
which he guarantees to sell rs low as any house
in Ottawa. As he is determined to sell oil his
presen tstock TO make room tor very large stock
IN the tn he thinks he can make 1t an object Tor
his friends to give him call.
His stock Is now complete, with the usual "a
riety kept IN a dry goods store, consisting OF
cloths, cassimeres, leans, cottonades, hannels,
lnsey, slilr,ing, sheeting, prints, ginghams,
Ia WINS, aud genera assortment OF ladies' dress
goods, fashionable and new
Also, avery large stock OF boots, shoes, gait.
ers, Nc, OF every variety and style
Also, a tine lot Of cr0ckery, glassware, cutie
~, Ne.
lie intends always to keep on hand a good,
full, ana complete stock OF groceries, together
with an endless variety OF things unnecessary to
mention in an advertisement. Ito assures the
public that his object will be to keep constantly
ON hand full complete, and well selected stock
of goods, which he will sell at very reasonable
rates Tie feels assured that his extensive ac-
0uan,nnce in this county, durlnga residence OF
twenty years, will en,Ic him at least TO n share
oI uuhl,c nnironnpp iun3N G.. G. MILLER,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
Family Grocery.
MORSE e. CONNELLEY

HAVE now u ull stock OF all kinds OF family
i 1 groceries, which they are offering to the
public al the most reasonable prices the times vii
admit Of Their stock consists in part ol the fol-
lowing:
All kinds Of sugars and c1nties,
Java, Mocha Rio, and Lacura coffee,
Young Hyson, Imperial, gun powder, and black
teas,
Al kinds Of spi ,es aud chocolate
Pickl IS, tomato, wulnnt, and mushroom catsup,
John Bull, Worcestershire, walnut. and larry
sauce,
French, English and American mustards,
All kinds Of extracts for idvolng
Picked aud fresh oysters and HOLSTERS s1rdire',
Tomatoes and beans, put up in cans Theoretically
sealed,
Pearl sago, pearl barley, vermicili macnroni and
nee,
Flour OF rice aud baking powders,
Tapioca, ferina ising glass aud Irish moss,
Cocoa, corn starch, and ground coffee.
Currant Jelly; ginger, peach, aud crab apple
preserves,
All Kinds Of family aRd fancy soaps,
Cl, ihes, hair, shoe, whitewash, and horse
brushes,
A large stock of wooden and stone ware,
Sperm star, and tallow candles,
Pepper sauce and olive oils,
Prunes, raisins, dried peaches aud apples,
Cream OF tartar, soda, aud sanrdtus,
Lemons, oranges, hgs, and ci,rons,
Powder aud shot,
Fig, natural leaf. twist, fine cut treioil, and pa
per tobacco,
Scotch and Maccaboy snuff,
Cigars of all kinds aud prices,
Western Reserve cheese, butter and eggs,
Sugar cured hams
White fish, trout, salmon and mackegel,
A lion lime,
Brandy, vines, porter and ale, by the bottle, for
nirJicn purposes,
Ali kinds cl willow aud spin, baskets,
Nop- and broonis
Beside. = hludred other articles embracing eve
~ hlnc N i9m.'y use. which we cannot take room
TO mtuuun,
We lnv,, all who are in need Of anything in
our line to give usa cnl. We have spared no
pains in .nde0yorng 10 secure the very best
guilty OF everything IN our store, and we hope
10 be able to sell our goods fully as cheap, if not
cheaper than can be bough, elsewhere in this ci.
~. MAY l9) MoRsE & CoHNEiLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 10.
Ehedt--Sales 200 bu Spring board
81 90, and few lots at 81 ,53c to warehouse
i, 900 bu Spring TO ill contract at 81 30.
$4,000 bu new white winter offered on
Change, deliverable by 10Th of August, at
81, 5oc per bu--not sold.
CorH-Salcs Of 900 bu in lots at T4c per
GO lbs--l 900 bu do at Zoe per 60 lbs-.S, 900
bu on board at 73c per 50 lbs-lj, 900 bu on
board next week at'g3i per 81 lbs-oO0 bu
from depot at 1lc per 90 bs-two other car
goes sold, after Change hours, at 73lc ON
board.
Oats-Salcs Of 500 Ju at JSc, and lots to
make out at 4Tc in store.
Bartey-Dull and slow at 70a75c
PotatoeS-25 bbls Plnk-eyes from Indiana,
new crop,) held at 81, per Dbl, or about 81
per bu.
Grass Nothing doing. Timothy
nominal at $2-Cloycr do at Sj,25a5, 30
Press
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
Grocery Store Removed !
PHILIP GODFREY.

Corner Of Main and Coiumbus sts., Otta,ed,
M OST respectfully begs leave to cal the a''en.
lNI ton Of IN, public to his establishment, md
to inform them That he has removed from the
west side Of the court house square 10 the stand
ples' cheap 5 tore" on the corner of Main md
Columbus s,s.. near the Fox river bridge. lie
has ius, returned frsm ST, Louis, with a heav y
assortment of GROCERIES aud u,her articles,
which he bought Tor CASH, and can
the reiore sell rs cheap as my merchant IN town.
lie respectfully invites persons 10 give him call
assortment, Of tobacco and cignrs. lie begs 10
return thanks for tic kind and liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO him, and solici's i,s con.
iiuuan,e, April ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

GREEN CoRS-The Chicago hotels have
been treating their guests TO green corn
for week or two, but it was brought from
away down in Tennessee, or some such low
or regions. We see no reason why We can
not have the article as early here of our own
raising. Mr.. Weeks, Of South Ottawa, has
sent us liberal mess of green corn, which
he says he has had as early as the 9th of Jul
ly, 1t is the carly s rowed field corn,
brought here from Maine. BY little hot
bed starting it could be got fit for the table
by the middle Of June.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
Address of Rev. MIR. Nc(.orr;sk.

The following is the address delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. McGoREisK in Washington
square on the 4th inst, as we find it report.
cd in the Chicago 7aJiet.
FELLOW CirnESs.-We are met to cele.
brate the most august event That ever con-
stitutcd an epoch in the political annals of
mankind. The ordinary occasions Of pub
lie festivals lie at an infinite depth below
that which brings us here this day together.
We meet to celebrate the Anniversary of
the nations birth day. We meet together,
not to celebrate the birthday of despot,
but the birthday of nation. We meet to-
gcther, not TO bow down our heads in hom-
age before a throne founded on the PROSTATE
rights Of man, but we meet to stand up erect
in the conscious dignity of equal freedom.
We meet to join our voices in the loud ac-
claim this day, swelling from the grateful
hearts Of millions of Frecmen: and we meet
in deep acknowledgment for the glorious
charter our Fathers this day proclaimed to
the world. Glorious dayl 1t is mcet-,it is
becoming to celebrate it with all the enthu-
siasm that irecmcn are capable Of showing.
Yes felow.ctizens the shout of freedom
should be heard this day all around our city
the shout of freedom should be echoed
from Ottawas bluff to Ottawa's bluff. On
this day the hearts Of all should lcap--sho'd
bound With joy; for no dcspotism sways
here its iron sceptrc-nO tyrant here dare
place his heel with unrcenting opprcS-
sion on the necks of the millions: for all
here are cqual--al iere breathe the air of a
country, where freedom is waited along on
the wings Of every breeze, and where liber-
ty sits cnthroncd, not only on every hill and
mountain top, but where it lies cnShrined in
the heart of every citizen adopted from the
Green Isle Of the Ocean.
You are about to hear read to you, fellow
citizens, that instrument-thc greatest, the
most glorious that was ever pcnned by man.
You are about to hear read to YOU the De-
claration of American Independence And
it is right when you hear sounded this day
the immortal names attached to that immor.
tai instrument, that you should sound forth
triple shout to their methory. For were
they not the Fathers of our great Republic Z
For did they not build for us all temple
Under whose ample dome all can meet with
noble bearing and independence, and within
whose spacious halls all can tell their cour.
try's tale of sorrow, and all can sing their
oountry's song of freedom.
Ioa may, perhaps, fellow.citzcns, think
II strange that Catholic priest should adj
dress you on such day and on such an oc.
casion. But did it ever occur TO any OF
you, that when this, your beloved country,
was yet an unknown land, Catholic il was
who lirst discovered ia Catholic il was
who first gave it its name--Ca,hoNc hands
erected the first temp lie and planted the first
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
The Public
Headquarters,

And intend they shall no, regret continuing old
acquaintance or i0rmlug new Persons from the
state Of New York s.tlIng IN lin. yicimly, will
he very likely 10 meet il.lr HcGuHnlauCrs and
friends here as this store Is the general reudez.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

4 CHICAGO CLOTHING SroRE.-In these
days, when SO many persons hercabouts
pretend TO DO their shopping ut Chicago,
permit us to recommend, if they want cloth.
ing, that they call on Mr.. TArrES, at the
room lately occupied as the Post Office. 40
Clark street We are positive they will find
no better Clothing Store in Chicago See
his advertisement in to-day's paper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

ScoTcu ME,-We believe agui>h persons,
and those troubled with jaundce and debil-
ity general, frequently imagine, at least, that
they find much relief in using pure arti-
Gle Of Scotch Ale. The article in its pericc.
ton, direct from Scotland aud in the "orig.
inal packages" is sold by D. Walker, An
eminent "taster' pronounccs it perfect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
CITY HARDWARE STORE!

TllEunj-rsIgued ~ d tender ,hcir thank, -
citizens Of la Sale aud adjoining counres'i r
Nh. pa iTou0sc bestowed upon them during III
past wear. The establishment ha been enlarz.
hc presen, scasoa, and We are determined that
nohngou our part sha,ib- wanting 10 make it tor
the interest OF customers 10 CONTINUE their patron
age.
Wearc now receiving our lalI and winter stock
OF stoves, hardware, aud saddcry, and think We
shall he able to present To The faj, ne compete an
assortment o cook and parlor stoves, both lur
wood and coal, and sthces which We ate not
afaIi 10 warIant perfect in every respect. We
have spared no expense having visited j tie lagge
stove m1nuia tories IN the east in cnie1vurinn
to procure cook stoves suitable for burning Illinois
coal, mid We think Tor convenience and durability
OF castings, they cannot be eXcellct. We trust
our friends vii call and examine our stock Of
Stoves as we will cheer(ully give them oil the in.
formation in our power, and pledge ourselves that
our stoves will perform as r.prrsrnitd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

Bags, Whips, Sadd'es, and Harness
The beet iron frame and slee. spring sole leath-
er Trunks furnished al lowest nrces.
Al sorts of fine and Goa, So harness constantly
on band.
Fine, coach, gig, and tro,tlng harness, silver,
brass, aud Japan trimmed and the best quality
OF team harness soldat the lowest prices.
All Kinds OF carriage trimming done IN the
neatest style, at short notice, ON lowest terms.
Shop in NO. |. llossacks row, Main ST.,
nearly opposite the bank
Iui, TnoMAs IIIckEY
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dance Of ripe apples displayed brought from
the south. They may do for pics and stews,
but they have rather wltcd appearance to
Green apples are very wholesome when pro-
perly ripened, but we always expect to pub.
lsh under our obituary head half dozen of
notices, "ded of dysentery," about the time
green apples make their first appearance in
market.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
OTTAWA MARkET

OTTAWA, July 81.
Vheat-Spring, Sl.lSal.21; Winter, ST..
2SdSl30.
Cc,n-Ear, Goa6lc Shclled, G2a63c.
Oats-l0c.
POtdt0S-Sl.Q0.
Buttcr-15c.
Eg9s--l0c.
Ftour-S9.00, ut retail
Bariey-s5c.a95c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

ISOLATION will meet in the Methodist church,
Ottawa, on Monday next, at 2 o'clock p. N.
Preaching on Monday night by Rev. j. Ma
thcws, and on Tuesday night by Rev. 7.
North
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

No claimant has yet appeared for a small
sum ofmoncy left on the counterin Chcever's
store, four or five weeks ago. 1t was wrap
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
Co.par,uer.,,ip Notice

\ IT. IAYLOK 90. have associated
L with ,EemS, I've, N the stone business John
l.. Dubreui', Alex. Anderson, and hrwi. Bird
sail, and will continue business under the firm o T
Taylor, Anderson N "a. We are prepared To
I'LL orders Tor all kini> Of stone from our qlarres,
to any extent. Taylor, ANDERSON " Co.
ANsEN IL TAYLOR, LEWIS BlgDSALL,
JrHS L. bl'BKEulh, A. II. TAYLOR, JR.,
ALfX. ANDERSON. Joliet, July 7-3n.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

BAmEy.-Thcrc is considerable enquiry
IN the streets, lately, for Barley, to supply
our Breweries, and we are authorized, by
Mr.. Wollcnberg, to quote barley hereafter,
at the Chicago price, viz---from IS to % cts.
Dor bnshcl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
Narcotics More.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen, that We have sold
~ oul our entire stock at GODS 70 Jos Flem.
ing who viii continue the business at our old
stand. We would solicit a continuance OF the pa =.
tronage tor HIM that has bren so literally extended
To as SCnTT Il HAgEIS6Tos
n - All those indebted to Us are requested
10 scue their accounts 5. < H.
kinrs,il,. ougS-31s
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TIE
Ottawa Furniture Depot


a THE subscriber, thankful -
NJ f"rpas, iavors would respect
iIllully say To his friends aud ,he pub --.j.
lie, that Notwithstanding the unusual run at The
depot for the last Two months, there Is quite rr-
spectacle stock Of nearly every article IN bis line
sill on hand, and will he replrnIshr,.
a tine lot al kitchen, cupho ard and dining IA
brs, Just the article at this season. presses,
watdrohes, bureaus, centre tables. ~, all made
IN his own shop. by hi own wur aacn, aud ol
the right kiEf oi materials.
The subscrhrris 100 well knowpas practical
mechanic; aud Also the quality of his work, (ar
the : nd al seven yrnrs successful busine Isl to
be badly hurt hy pop guns such as" depending on
eastern nanuiac iuIers iOrthrir stock blowing
about prices" &c. "Thpse who 1--we IA g,ass
houses should not be frs, Ia throw stones -
From those acquainted with the subscriber, he
expect. they wll take what he says even 10 an
adyrriisenenD to be jus, what hr mans
lie has always done a one price, small profit
aud cash business only, and can anI will sell ~
chrap as the chrnDsst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
A0uedulrl Mills.

LAYING leased the above mil. for term OF
y years. and put the snuie IN perfect condition,
again prrparedto resume custom grinding,
and havin: competent aud reliable Mi,is. hope
as heretofore, to give general satiiactiOn.
A superior article of Flour, constantly on
hand, either at the Mil. or at M-ssrs Redd.ck g.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
Aladden's Lamp

IVI Y y ITTIN.
| y The sell generating gas lamp, which Is found
! At The s:H Of de good Samaritan. /, will
give the light Vi candles at L. an hour. or thu
hight OF 5c-ndles at Ne an hour All who have
uiod them viii warrant them to bee The ci.auest,
safest pTettlest, cheapest l,glt ryei used
Farmers, lawyers mechanics, aud everybody
else who hate grease, dIIt trouble. smoke and
darkness, try them, and prove Tie truth
May - h. Y ,iRisg-
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Nnliac Z

+ subscriber l.. now prepared to deliver
i flpnr free Of charge, to all purchasers with.
in the city limits, lhs side the ILL., river Orders
may be leit either at the mill or at Messrs Red
duck * iur'5nt's store, where a slate will be
fonnJ for that purpose
Bran aud mil feed delivered a, nomna rates.
Terms invariably caSh. IUi30 JANIS hlELER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21

SUMMER WEAR.
Family Groceries!

This department OF the bus mess is always kept
complete, and consists Of
Brown sugars Of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Belchers best coffee sugar.
Becherspure crushed sugar,
BelchSrs genuine pulyerized sugar.
Plantation moasses, Of best ,aity only, in
whole and half barrels,
Belchers sugar house molasSes,
Beloher's golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee, told government maik)
Black and Green Teas.
! take extra pains to procure choice chops OF
tea, and reques, good judges 10 make u trial Of
it. Mustard, cassia, ginger, starch, pepper, pi-
II enlo, cloves, indigo, nutmegs, table salt fine
salt, coarse salt. snleraus, dried apples, dried
peaches, a few tauel. very choice eastern peeled
peaches, rice, soda for washing, butter and soda
crackers, No. l nnd2 mnckerel, cod fish, white
fish and trout, in barrels aud half barrels, war.
raued tree from rust, and Of choice quality.
Alwa ys on hand when they eau be procured, a
choice article Of butter, eggs, lard, che csc, hams,
and shoulders.
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j. s.. Stockton
MOULD announce To the public that h.
w now receiving n complete stock oi
.PRlN(. AND 81 VI n Est (.nflnS


FIRING AND SUMHER GOODS,
CONSISTING M pan Of ladrs' dTess goods, HE IN.
iest Styles oi silk manlins large llue oi whit.
goofs domestics OF every quality and puce.
Also complete sock OF gloves and hosiery.
To my usual stock | have this spring adjrdu va.
rie'y OF earpri!ng, straw mating, painted ear
pets, stand aud table spreads, &c
Every ttyle of Panama. Leghorn, and straw
hats, for men and boys.
What will interest the ladies', ! have nice rs.
sor,men, Of silk, Belgrade, lac, and brillnnl Flo
renee. embroidered lnce, Leghorn aud braid
edge bonncts, not Of iast years, but this years
styles.
Ready made c oihing, boot. aud shoes, poke,
and table cutlery, and notions u all kinds.
Inst bot not least a new stock Ol groceries,
sugar, choice molasses and syrup, collie, tea,
&c.
Please call a. he Boston store, next door TO the
Mansion house, and will be happy to convince
my friends hat this /, the store for goods bar.
gains. tApul u J. :. SruCRrov
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Confectionery Store,

At Handles old Stand, on Nam 81, oPpo:
site the Bank,
OTTAWA, IL
Till subscriber having taken she late po pulor
4 establishment Of ]. b. flamalle is prepared
to manufacture and supply, as heretofore, all
kinds OF conirc tioncry. nj wholesale aud retail,
wattanted equal 60 the best eastern article,
lie also keeps all kinds OF Toys, table orna-
ments, Nc.
ICE CREAM served at my hour during the
summer, at his rooms. Also supplied by the
All Kinds OF fancy wedding cake constantly on
hand. or manufactured to order
Nav &c. VIZ. EBERT.
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VynI.-s'apcr. bordering.
Agents Wanted !!

Books fer the People.
Published by Miller, orion. & Nniigan, Auburn
and New loik.
a chance 10 make G,oney aud to do goyd."
MONEY is plenty and good book, viii sell"
4 MONG the books on has Isi are Fern leaves
~ IL and I'd series. Little Ferns, sgOncs about
birds, do. animals, Insect wonders, besides a long
Isl for children.
The biographies Of Washington, Webster,
Clay, Jefferson, Adams, jackson, Taylor. La.
tayetie, Franklin, BOulplrje, Empress lose
phlne. Mary, Queen OF Scots, Joan ol Arc, la.
dy ane Cray. Gen. Scott, DAM. Boone, Sc.
A large number al historical works, narratives
and travels, aud complete collection. OF more
than 40 vols of the poets
All OF which, with many more Of the beet
books OF the times, NC vii furnish to agents al
the PUBLISHERS prices.
Catalogues giving wholesale and retail prices
can be had Al our store, or s"ul hy mail 10 any
part OF the country mai - RATHUUS IL pRroy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-07-21
NEW WORKERS..

All persons will be treated with respect and
dealt with larry, aud wlsh t--ry one to know
that
81 Nmble Sirpence is letter Maa Sio,c
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