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Fine Horse for snIe,


r II r subscriber offers for sale his noble grey
! horse, Eclipse and Durock.
The first reason for my wa nting to se is that
have had the horse several years aud d ought TO
change.
The second reason is have two very nj ce three
year olds ncxt spring, from him, and consequently
shall not need the old general.
The Thu d reason is he liz the best horse there ia
about, and no man need deny ii and has the hes,
stock. fyOu don't want to depend on what say
nsk Messrs. Miligan, over Fox river; Wood, in
Ottawa; Ford, on the bluff near Ottawa Nc.
Carlhy, on Buck creek BEEN, on Indian creek
Wiley, near Munsontown; Dickinson, and a
host Of o,he rs, and last ofal Mciuney himself
and the horse Should be doing more good, md
owned by some one that has more time TO attend
to him Than have
1.-THE horse is not sold soon he will be kept the
following season at Ottawa, or on the bluff neal
town, aud probably over Fox river. Terms will be
five dollars by the insurance.
March TO- JAMES McI}URNEY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

A SORRY SpEcrAcLE.-The htelligcncer
says that during the past few days man
who has always occupied respectable po-
sition in society in st. Louis, and who was
until recently an attach5 of mercantile
house, has been seen walking the streets
bearing unmistakablc evidences of insanity,
both in his manner and conversation
Though he has shown no violence so far, yet
it is feared that he is not far from condition
of mind which will make his confinement a
matter Of necessity, in order to protect citi.
zens from his opportunities. The insanity OF
the gentleman is the result of allowing his
mind to become entirely cngrosscd with mo-
dern spritualism, and OF permitting himself
to be guided by the dictation ofsupposed de-
parted spirits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

CALIFORNIA california emigration, across
the plains, this season, seems to have died
out. We observe no flaming notices as in
days gone by, of passengers transported by
a four horse mule train, at the low price of
-" &c. We have just conversed with a
young, active gentleman Of our city, of
good business habits, who left here last fall,
and who, having surveyed the chances of
making fortune in California, has just re-
turned from San Francisco, and he says
there is no more money, in his opinion, to be
made in California than there is here--tltat
business is no better there than here and IL
wing almost three times as high and, il
young men are wise, he gives it as his opn-
ion, they had better stay in st. Louis. We
think he is rights. Louis Dem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

An AGED PREACHER n. Y. Herald
of the 10Th says that the Rev. Dr. Mott
president Of the Union College, preached
yesterday both morning and afternoon, in
the Rev. Dr. Potts church, University
Place. We do not remember the exact age
OF DIR. Mott, but our impression is that he
has almost numbered four score and ten
years. The intellect Of this venerable man
appears as strong as it was fifty years ago,
nor could we discover much alteration in
his voice, except,a sight RIGHTEOUSNESS in
the delivery ofsome passages of his discourse.
The only marked indication of a change
that we could precicvc was in his manner
of ascending the pulpit, and the lack Of his
former gesticuation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

ltappcars by recent statement Of the
Massachusetts, Secretary Of State that on the
LIST of the present month the Banks of that
State numbered l69--37 city and 1872 coun-
try with an aggregate capital of sj7,7G6,-
O2s; circulation, $lG,420,2 30; deposits,
$20,040,l26. Total resources, in notes,
bills of exchange, specie, and real estate,
OO,954.3S7,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

A gentleman in Kelooshoo, Ark, was mar.
ricd to young woman, and after four months
connubial felicity, was presented with a
black baby. He called his lawyer,relatcd the
circumstances, and asked his advice. "All
right" said the man of the law, "let me have
the papers, and you shall have a divorce in
stanter." ooh, hang u DIVORCE" replied the
gentleman, 81 only want to know if can sell
the cusscd niggar!"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

RAILROAD ExCAvATiNG IN CALIFORNIA
In the California correspondenence Of an
eastern paper, it is stated that the contrac-
tors now engaged on the railroad from Sac.
ramento City to Negro Bar find, bv expert.
ments recently made, that they can secure
enough gold dust by the excavations max
ing to pay all the cxpences of the removal
of the Garth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
From "The Life and Epistles of St. Paul"
by Conybcare.
Personal Appearance Of the Apostles.


From st. Paul's expression, "before ALL"
Galatians, ii. l4) it is evident that his re.
buke of Peter took place on some public &C.
casion.
The scene, though slightly mentioned, is
one Of the most remarkable in sacred histo-
ry; and the mind naturally labors TO picture
TO itself the appearance of the two men. 1t
is, therefore, at least, allowable to mention
here that general notion of forms and fea-
lures Of the two apostles which has been
handed down in tradition, and was repre-
scented by the early artists. St Paul is set
before US as having the strongly marked and
prominent features Of the jew, yet not
without some of the finer lines indicative of
Greek thought. His statue was diminu-
tive, and his body disfigured by some lame
ness or distortion, which may have provo
ked the contemptuOus expression of his en-
cmics His beard was long and thin. His
head was bald. The characteristics of his
face were transparent complexion, which
visibly betrayed the quick changes of his
feelings; bright gray eye, under thickly
Overhanging, united eyebrows; cheerful
and winning expression Of countenance,
which invited the approach and inspired the
confidence of strangers. 1t would be natu-
raj to infer, from his continual journey and
manual labor, that he was possessed Of
great strength of constitution. But men Of
delicate health have often gone through the
greatest eHertion; and his own words, on
more than one occasion, showed that he suf
fcrcd much from bodily niirmity.
st. Peter is represented to us as man OF
larger and stronger form, as his character
was harsher and more abrupt. The quick
impulses of his soul revealed themselves in
the flashes Of dark eye. Tho complexion
of his face was full and sallow and the
short hair, which is described as entirely
gray at the time of his death, curled black
and thick round his temples and his chin
when the two apostles stood together at An
tioch, twenty years before their martyrdom
Believing, as we do, that these traditionary
pictures have probably some foundation in
truth, VIC gladly take them as helps to the
imagination. And they certainly must as
sist us in realizing remarkable scene,
where Judaism and Christianity, in the per-
sons Of two apostles, are for a moment bro't
before us in strong antagonism.
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GUARDIANS sale Of I.eaI e. tate

UFtUE ITTTNcIIONI
pY virtue OF decree entered by II. G.. Cotton
- Judge OF the county court Of la Sale county
aud state OF Illinois, at the March term, 1855, on
the application Of Benjamin +. HELEN, Guardian
OF Isabella VI. VI Maxim, infant heir OF John /
w. MMakn. deceased, will sell at public ven
the following tact land, lying in said La Sale
county, and described aud knownas the mest Lal(
Of ne norih.eaM quarter Of section 80. IL TouB-
shp 30 ao,h, Of Range Beast, continuing 50 ac,,s
This tract OF land IS well improved pleasantly
situated, nnj very desirable location I iirm-
er, aud but few miles from the city OF Ottawa.
A persons desiring a choice iarn will do well
TO examine sad premises BET fore the day Of sale
This farm will be sold tor cash. or on credit
TO be determined on before the day of sale by "a ID
guardian, subject To the ~idow's dover.
BENJAMIN F. HELLER, Cuardign
IloIlister & CavnTlY. aolS nnril LII
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

'WTF sNVIF'F.
'INllE Undersigned, guardian Of f.lizabe III Rob-
i. son, Edmond L. Robson, and Sophia Rob-
son, minor heirs OF Thomas Robson, late Of La
Sale county, Illinois, deceased. will presen her
petition to the said La sale circuit court at the
next term thereof, to be holden a, Ottawa. in
said county. on the second Monday IN May
next, on the fret day OF the term thereof, OF as
soon thereafter a. counsel can be heard. for the
sale OF the south east quarter Of section thirty
Two. in township ,hIrty~three north, OF range
eight east OF the third principal meridian, IN
Grundy county in SAID state, containing 100
acres. All persons interested in said estate, may
appear and snow cause, Il any they have, why
said real estate should not be sold,
CArnARiS RoBsos, guardian.
HOLSTER & Cavalry, solicitors March "a
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HATS AND CAPS.
WEDRON WATER POWER.

or 0rer SiIty Run Of Stone
S offered Tor sale, with 223 acres OF land, stua.
l. ted miles north Of Ottawa. on Fox river, and
where isexpected the railroad will cross the RI
yer. The power can be easly and permanently
in 'roved; aud the location is very favorable for
| bu. ting up a manufacturing town, and Tor the
ere, ion OF machinery. Address
| A, 'ust Z. J. q. NArrIHGER, Ottawa.
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Nv V'I"0'HE, "'1" 'IHI''IIH- Vt ""T''TTx'' 10
PAINTS, OILS, 4 VARNISHES,

IT AVE opened at the above stand, and have
] / for sale iull assortment Of every article in
the paint aud color t-aie, and needed IN the out.
TT, painting and finishing oil buildings, rs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

The New York commissioners Of emigra-
ton report the total number of alien emf
grants arrived at that port from the LIST of
January, 1866, to the / th instant, at lG,2ls
being but little over half the number that
arrived during the corresponding period OF
last year. From the 4th to the / tn instant,
only AZ alien emigrants are reported as hay
srg arrival
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

The city Of Lawrence, Mass, was found.
ed in 1916. 1t contains 10000 inhabitants;
has IA churches IA public schools, with q
600 pupils; 10 industrial establishments,
large and small, employing capital of &c.
soc, 1000, and Z 900 operatives producing an
annual amount Of 1900, 900 in value,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05
The Great Discovery.
KROLlERION!

FOX UUKLINU TIE UAIR!I
TOR many years has been the object Of deepes,
study with chemists and others, to produce a
fluid that, applied to the hair, would cause il to
wave and curl equa in beauty TO the natural curl
The Kroerion is the only article ever offered to
the world that will effect this most desirable oh.
ject. But three or four applications are nee essary
10 curl IL as much as may be desired, and for any
length of time. From the many testimonials Of
those who have used il, the subscriber does moi
hesi,a,e to warrant the Kroleriou to give patisiac.
ton, and prove as recommen ded IN all cases.
The recipe for making, with full directions 70,
Use, will be sent on the receipt OF one dollar posi-
pnd. The ingredients will not cos' over ~ cents
Direct to II. A. FREE MONT,
Warren, TrunbuN IN n
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Ervs INSURANCE CoNpayY, }

HARTFORD, Sept sh, 1871 I
&. ). HrBBAKD, Agent, Chicago.
The condition Of hi. Of
fec notwithstanding the considerable Losses Of the
past two months is sound The capital Is whole,
with uresr"ct,Sle surplus. The Company do not
owe Dollar to any Bank or other Institutions
There IL mott note or acceptance OF the Company
outstanding IN he hands OF auy individual or lnsu.
luion with larrc balance in cash 81 our credit IN
Bank, and every loss now outstanding viii be
promptly paid nj mlmriiy or before. uuT invest
ment. in Bonds. Stocks and Mortgages exceed
-Four Hundred l'housf,d Dollars, besides large ba.
lanccs due and IN coursc OF transmission i'om
Agents.
r,ofd, and the Northwestern lns. Co. Oswcgo,
IN proportion to ihrircap,a!. are equally good IN
al. respects. Their amIual statement. can be seen
at my Office sic GGo. ). fisHlRae't
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Gun Maker.

And dealer in nHkinds of Sportsmens articles,
One door south of the Union House, Columbus
Street, Onaua, H.,
TX Eel Sconstanily onhlnJ genera assortment
IN. OF English aud German double aud single
lowing pieces, boys guns, go I'd variety III Of
winch were bought for cash, and selected from
large invoices with great care as TO their general
workmanship and finish and can be sold a, better
bargains than have been heretofore had IN this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges 9th. article will find il
an ob.ctto call on the subscribers where they ca n
dependupon what il told them and be sure oi get
ting good snie gun, rs We deal with none but the
regulnr gun dealers, and have none OF the cheap
casliron stuff with which the country is Hooded
Rifles, made from Reminglon's celebrated cast
shetland IRON barrels, are warranted 10 be- equal TO
any made ~ this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
have Tor several years been engaged in the manu-.
iaclure OF the celebrated increased twist rifles and
have awaited themselves Of all the lat.s, improve
men,s as regards the inside finish and sighting
we Halter ourselves hat inspection OF the work
made al our establishment is all that i. wanted to
satisfy gentlemen Of the trsh OF the above state
Taent.
Powder, superior article KEEP, suitable for tar.
get practice oflong ranges
Key hitting done byconpetent hands and in a
workmaulike manner.
hiiwork done by him IL warranted.
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

Executors Sale Of Real Estate
WILL sell at the door Of the court house in
l Ottawa, on Saturday, Nay 18TH att o'clock
+. NJ, par, OF block No. 1--WE, in Ottawa North,
250ieet deep by 60 wide on north end, aud about
100 fee, wide on south end, on which stands ne W
and substo ntal warehouse.
Lot No, Gin block No. %, in the states nddi.
tonic Ottawa, on which is a good dwelling
house and gu, houses
Terms! cash. balance on 6 and IL months
with security. mar2i q. C.. Cook, executor.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

DOMESTIC GOODS.
Fiannels, all wool, 49,,
=" red, white. aud iig'd.,
Canton, ast'd., coils,
home made,
Sheeiings and shirtings,
Bro. and blend, 3-ito 1914 wide,
Pillow case cotton,
Drllings, bleachcd, bro. and cold,
Mariners shirung,
Apron check,
Blue denlm-,
Tickings, all widths,
Yarn, wooden aud cotton,
Wajding and batting,
Warp, wick, and twine,
Cord cambrics, and paper muslin,
Towelling, brown aud bIeached,
Table cloths linen and cotton.
BLANKETS.
White and cold. bed blankets,
extra fine aud large size,
for travelling,
Home. ma de and horse blankets.
Attractive sly les OF
CARPETS RUGS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Carp Is, BRUSSELS tapestry.
ingrains' all wool,
hemp, stout and wide,
rag homemade,
Rugs, of desirable patterns,
Il q -
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Look Here.

4 NHAlN pumps, sodiron furnaces, apple pea
Orers, bench screw, nursery lamps, paste lig-
ge,, sewing birds, hand bells, COW bells. hay
knives, coffee IOasters, brass kettles dog chains,
dog collars, dog muzzIes bird ca ges for sale at the
October Cry JARnwLRE SToRy
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nlisfrliauccns.
Water Power TO Lease.

vI>IIE undersigned offer great inducements to
l. capitalists aud manufacturers as they have de-
yer IS feet head and fall and situated IN Dayton,
milcsabove Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder which is krptin repairby the state without
any cos,to the undersigned. They have water to
lease tor term fyearssufhcent TO drive 20 run OF
Al feet burrs and wIllcaseon very libera terms to
any good responsible company.
This is "A rare chancellor men oica pital who ma y
wishto 20 into the manufacturing business The To-
caiionis very healthy and admirably situated ms il,
ison = navlgable feeder, within miles ofthe con
tenipiated Rock Island rail rond, and the head OF
s,eamboatnavga,ion. Foriur,he inflammation ,ad =
dress Dayton ,mny3i. :ouv GREEN & Sous
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

Mr.. Walker, of the American House. Free.
port, ILL.,, has been missing since Sunday
week, and on the morning oft the lth his cap
and coat were found lying on the north side
Of the river, above Powelrs steam mill, some
so rods north of the city. Footmarks led
from the clothes to the water, and beyond
doubt, it is believed that he drowned himself
in the river. Domestic difficulties supposed
to be the reason. He came to this country
about fourteen months since from Germany
Search is being made in the river for his
body.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-05-05

esabshm, Mt, at the sse.cut lock near the main
G anal, Ottawa, to manufacture in a style and al
a cheapnes. hitherto unapptoached in Ottawa,
all kinds of
Agricultural Implements,
Such ~ common securing, one horse, and prairie
PLOWS, harrows, cul,ivators, horse rakrs,
&c. in short all kinds of heavy farmers tools -
Their machinery Is all new, perfect, and propelled
by an abundan, never failing water power. FAR
mers are invited to call AMI examine their work,
whether they wish to purchase or not.
An their ipork is ,pdrranied.
Orders from distance promptly attended to,
and implements placed on board canal boats or
ca RS free OF cha tge ieh3-tf d. g. NJ
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EXCELsIOR FAMILY STARCH,

WARRANTED.
(NllEAPER and superior TO any other starch,
" Tor family purposes being entirely free rom
all soecks. TIN. article may be used with the Ut
mos, confidence, in preparing the fines, maSi,ns
and linens The ingredients with which this
starch is ma de- render. wholly unnecessary the
OF starch polish, or spc rmacet, a. II produ-
ccs line polish without cumming up or Inuring
the fabric, which Is inevitably the case from the
constant use Of oily matter.
Direeiions fer ase.-Take two-thirds OF the
quantity generally used Of other kinds, dissolve in
cold water, then pour IN boiling water, stirring
quickly--boIla lew minutes. For sa II by
August $. w. CHrEvER.
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In the Matter IF the Estate Of Benjamin
UeSs. decreased

TO Gil persons interested in said estate
Take notice. that on the 10Th day OF May, at n
term OF the circuit court Of In Sale county, then
to be in re SION. shall petition said court Tor al
order To sell 50 much OF the real estate OF which
ci.nt to pay the deus uui lisbilies Of sad es-
tate. JEREMIAH Has, executor.
Glover & Cook, sols. March 81.
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oI-iIb bf fEbfNbf', Lh Dhtte county,
SIS. County Cont IN and for sad County, lime
Term, 4 d. 1855. John V. Slreeter rs Elmer
Da'is-Peution tor conveyance and partition.
l r appearing from affidavit On file in the office
/ OF the clerk OF said court, tina, said Elmer Da-
Wis s not resident Of the stale OF Illinois, aud the
said complainant, John v Sireeter. having filed
hs petition herein, aud summons having issued
thereon according a law:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given you,
hesaid Elmer Davis, that unless you shall be and
appear before the county court OF said county, on
the first day OF the next term thereof to be hol-
den at the court house IN Ottawa, on the irst Mon
day Of June next and plead, demur or answer to
said bill Of complaint, the same will be taken Us
confessed against you 10y default, and the mat
ters and things therein prayed Tor de, reed accor-
dinghy $. w. RAysoSD, eierk
(,loyer < conk Milf. solici,nr. ,nl "a
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Estate Of Christian Henny, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ execuirlS Of The estate Of Christian Hen.
ny. deed. will attend the county cour, of La S,ll.
county at u term thereof TO be holden at Ottawa
in salt La Sale county and state OF Illinois, Oh tho
fourth Monday in Ma y next. when and where all
persons having claims against said estate are here
by requested 10 present the same for adjustment
april ~ ct MApLOn ilENNY Erin
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BOOTS and shoes for sale a, low igures by
ID March3 RrpptcN Il iluKi Brr.
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Gtdss, sash, Uo0rs, BtmdS, Pdptr UdH1-
ipgs, Painters BrUsbes Peaciis, dec.
PAINTS.
DIV ColOrs--Snow white zinc, purple brown,
China white, red lead, aud Venetian red, ex-
ira Vermlion, rose pink, Ltharge, yellow ochre
chrome yellow, Paris green, ilhernia green,
Prus-an blue, drop black, French ulua-marine
blue, Vandyke brown, purple brown, Italian ST.
ennn, hurnt and powdered: same raw and pow
deret Turkey umber burnt and powdered same
raw and powdered; lamp-black, imperial black.
Frankfort black, &c.
Coiors in OH-Chrome green. assorted in
cans; extra permanen, Paris green, navy green,
Prussan blue. chrome yellow, burnt sienna. as
sorted cans raw sienna, assorted cans; burnt
and raw lumber, also assorted cans; bllck paint,
in cans, patent French zinc dryer, &c.
VarniShes Best elastic body varnish, super
fine polishing Copal, super Copal cablnetvarnish,
fine furniture vurnlsh, best Japan gold size, best
Demar varnsh, iorporcelain Il ish, strong drying
oil, refined nseed OIL boiled, boiled linseed oil,
iiuseed oil.
Graining Colors.-All granting colorspre pared
in lin boxes.
Pencils and Brushcs-All kinds used by
painters and artists, IS common paint brushes,
cancels hair brushes, &c.
PAPER HdRging.-Plain and satin paper, Dor
ders, fire-board prints, oil and transparent win.
dow shades, trimmings, &c.
Giass.--All sizes from Shy 10, to 80 by ~.
Doors, glazed aud unglazed sash, binds &c.
Sand paper, emery paper, and emery cloth for
machinis,s, ground pumice stone, stencil plates
and brushe for marking. &c.
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HORSE shneng done at he shortest notice,
l Land the best style, at the old stand OF Il.
Barnard. Also eparing andlob work ofall kinds
Notwithstanding line, by good and experen-
ced woikmen, viii be attended to at ali times
whrncallriior. o GEoEsE W. Hall.
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Estate Of Timothy Coffee, deed

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the undersign =
IN ed, Administrative .oi the estate Of Timothy
Coffee, decd, will attend the county court Of La
Sulle county, at a term thereof TO be holden at
Ottawa, in said Sale couaty. and state OF H.
limos, on the third Monday IN June next, when
aud where al persons having claims against said
estate are hereby requested presen, the same tor
adjustment. apes MARY COFFEE, admir-
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SALf Di-l+AH% IhoN.
I WILL sell al the door Of the court house in
Ottawa, 90 Saturday. the 10Th day OF May,
al one o'clock p NJ, the east hall of he south
cas-, quarter OF section Is, township 3j, range 2
east. Terms cash.
mar3l MARY ODoyyELL, Administrative