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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-23
No1,IcE,

yKIOODEN. WARE ~ Tubs, Cedar Oak
wv and Painted Buckets and Keelers,
for sale by SE1NSZER,,E BEALE& co.
Il IPtl Pheasant, Ian. All, '55.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-23
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE, POSTAGE
.t PAID Ay a4s III 81 III 4

MlSh to purchase 20 SO Ma H z.
ystues fOf which The hirhest nr,c sS s;,I
stosf 70. r, HARVEY.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-23
T.. ~ The Great Year Of E
Godey's Lasdy's Book,

' I z FIFTH VULUME, I5oo. M
Published % years by the same proprietor.
Attract .ons nor Next Year.
one HUNDRED PAGES OF READING EACH
III MONTH. n 4 ~ n i !
The Oldest Magazlne5in America, and the
only one especially devoted. 10 the wants Of
the Indies OF Americas, and supported as such
by the Ladies of This county for the last
twenty-five years. tt |Hlo.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-23

- mere arc OtHClb ny Tue same nTUStFp all
original, besides some splendid pictures by All
Stbn, Sully, Reynolds, Neagle, Doughty, Cole,
Chapman, David, Stuart, Herbert, Tack, Rem.
nington, Reed, BARTLETT, Scholoss, Huntington,
Johanoh, Schaub, Perkins, Lewis, Ellis, Ham.
ilton, and Others fully described in the cata.
logugt, which will BE- forwardedon application
by letter, post paid, TO the secretary, who will
aAs~ CT by return mail.
TERMS FOR CLUBS.
Clubs of '1o,:..:1 Extra Certificates.
Clubs Of t20.....3 " A."
y Clubs Of 51.....8 i" a." -.
The money in all cases to accompany the
application for Certificates. +, II" 49,
LADIES FORMING CLUBS
will be entitled TO the same terms as above,
with the extra inducement of the present of
a magnificent set OF BOudOir Furniture
with rich colored India hangings, fine India
lace curtains, and everything of the most SPLEEN
did description TO the lalies' club who send
the largest remittance for certificates.
Ut PosTMAsTERs are authorized TO act as
agents, and the Postmaster RENTING the largest
amount for shares will receive handsome
GOLD WATcH AND Cm4IS, valued at two hun
bred dollars. Themouey must accompanying
apphca'ion Coy letter, post i'd, in all cases,
and the certificate, with the engrayings, viii
be forwarded free efchsrge by return mail.
Correspondents are requested to write thei,
address, with the county, Town, Post. Office
and State plainly, in order to avoid mistakes.
All letters answered by rerurn mail. ?. NZT.
Catalogues OF all the Gifts, with value and
1pl anation, can be obtained on application 70
be secretary, to- whom all Letters for Certif.
Gates must be addressed. H., :.
All FRED JOIfRnAIN c...A .Jt
A. U. S. ROOMS, 1913 Montgomery street.
~ Baltimore, Md.
sFkANcIs INcE, Directors.
fsasSsso LiviSesTos, FE7'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-23

directed TO thGSecretary, WHO will answer by
return NAH. Single subScFbtfs RENTING Ten
Dollars will receive one years, subscription 10
any Of the MAGAZINES they may name in
heir letter. to be forwarded, free of charge for
,heAme-uf subscription, enc year.
The following list constitutes part Of the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
City Council.

There were few items of sufficient inter
est in the proceedings Of our city council on
Tuesday evening, to justify, making note
of them.
The committee appointed to examine and
report upon the petition of stephen Riglcr
and 90 Others" in reference to contracting
Madison street west of the lateral canal re-
ported adversely to the project, and the sub
ject was laid under the table.
A committee was appointed to receive es'
Inmates and proposals for the construction OF
pivot bridge across the Main canal on
Columbus st.
A committee was also appointed to con
tract for suitable number of lamp posts,
lamps, and gas fixtures, in view of lighting
up the city on the completion of the gas
works.
Mr.. Xcck, city marshal sent in his resig-
nation, and it was accepted, and Turncy
English was appointed marshal in his place.
A vote Of thanks was passed to Mr. Geek for
the faithful manner in which he had dischar-
gcd the duties of the Office.
The vote was right. Although the Office,
under his administration, has become in
some degrceodious, no one doubts that Mr.
cndcayorcd to discharge its duties faithfully,
and what odium he has incurred is more
chargcable to the nature Of the duties of the
Office, than to the character of him whose
misfortune it is to be compelled to discharge
them We doubt whether the new incum-
bent will succeed any better in winning pop
ular favor, unless he omits entirely the
roughcr part of his duties Our only regret
is that our city fathers did not avail them
selves of the opportunity to dispense with
the Office entirely. 1t is a useless expense,
and for fourth the pay given to some good
constable, all its duties could be performed
with infinitely more satisfaction to the pub,
lie, who have never been able to understand
the necessity Of supporting at high salary,
an able bodied man, whose principal occupa-
ton seemed TO be to loaf around the corners
of streets and white store boxes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

TnE STARCH FACTORY We regret TO learn
that the chances are that this enterprise ut
Ottawa will not be consunmatcd. The
agents OF the company are highly pleased
with the location, the water power, the IA
cilities for purchasing grain, and all that,
but it appears some Of the capitalists who
proposed to furnish the means want the cS
adjustment at their own towns. Auburn,
Buffalo, and Chicago are all willing to raise
the requisite capital to establish the factory
in their respective cities, but although they
admit that Ottawa furnishes facilities i'm.
menscly superior TO either, they seem I'M
willing to let it come here; and as to raising
the capital here, the amount needed rather
oversLcs our pile They propose TO take
some 10 run Of stone, to occupy the whole
of the Hydraulic basin between Foy's foun-
dry and the planning mill, TO use at least a
million bushels Of grain year, and employ
constantly from 100 to $50 men. An effort
is being made to raise capital at the cast,
but its success is predetermined. The rumor
that the terms demanded by the hydraulic
company were such as TO jcOpardizc the
scheme, we are authorized to say has no
foundation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
CHICAGO MARK EFT.

CHICAGO, Oct. i.
Ty0Hr-Markot has somewhat recovered,
and there is again rather better feeling
among buyers. Prices a shade iirmcr at
&L25d$i.j0 for linc-Sj. 00aj,50 for No. .
supcriine-j. 75aSG.O0 for No. do-S6 25d
G.7j for fancy, and $7O0a7.25 for extra
City Mills supcrfnc S7,25--do extra S7.75.
Vhcat-Spring in fair demand with sales
in lots to store at Sl.29al.30. Winter steady
Red Sl3jaSl ,45-Whitc Sl.jOaSl 90.
Com-In moderate demand, rather iirmcr
at G0dGlc per 56 lbs in store. Sales 500
bush at Gle.
OoiS-ln bags for city trade 27o2S. In
moderate demand in store at 2jc.
Ryc--ln good demand at SOdSjc.
Brley-ln good demand at 81. 0jdSl0l.
Poictoes-Seliing at 37d40c.-Chj. Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Literary Association.

This society will meet at Fishers hall on
Tuesday evening next, at : o'clock.
Subject for discussion
Ought a breach of promise Of marriage to
be punished merely by pccuniary fines.
Aft. Avery.
Neg,-D. p. Jones.
The essay which was to have bccnrcad at
the last meeting 10y Mr.. Rkcr, may be ex-
pcctcd at this.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited TO at
tend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. Louis, Oct, 3.
With the exception of few minor art
Giles, the closing rates Of the past week are
still current Oats slightly declined. Flour
1919, city supcrGnc, and country 1925 tc
S6G2t Extra city SIS to 1925, country
:T2j to 500. Wheat ST. to $3.50, inle,i
or to choice white, generally at Sl.l5 &c
$l4O. Between 1000 and 5000 SKIS corn
this morning at BIC. to Doc, yellow and
white. Other articles unchanged, with lgh,
sales. RfUgbiicaH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Otta(ua frte Graocr
chronological Society

viii meet on Monday evening, in their
room over Il. I. Phelps store.
Subject for discussion--thc tempcra-
ments.
To test the truth of the science, public
dclineations of character viii be given.
The public are invited.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Notice ia The Sick.

The citizens Of Ottawa aud vicinity viii he rratlhcd t.
learn that Mcssrs. A. c, A. $. PrrN,N. Druggists
have been appointed Agents for the sale Of Dr. EASTER
LNS Popular Family Medicines. His medicines are bet,
ter prepared, more prompt aud cnyciua IN suhdung the
diseases incident to this climate than others In genera
use They are meeting with rapid sale IN nearly every
city or town IN the West, and give general satisfaction To
those that use them For further information in regard
to hrsc rrmrdie' the sick and afflicted are invited to
careful rcral VI nr t,,ytaL,. advertisements. which
can he seen Ia our columns thl. day.
Merchants and druggist. who are not already supplied
with them, would DO well to call upon Dr Estcrly in II,
looi, ard obtain stock cfhi' p1pGlar articles. ~ cul
b,s af.au A 4. ,aSI August /.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

BRICK N Orr,wA.-An item we published
few weeks ago noting the arrival Of some
800 600 brick from Morris at Ottawa, has
started the enquiry are there no brick made
at Ottawa: We ave happy in being able to
inform the world that Ottawa does large
business in that way, and that over million
and la'f of excellent brick have been
made here the present season; bat the de-
mand for building is so great that We are
still occasionally Obliged to import from
Milwaukee, Chicago, Morris, Sc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

In these days when aguc is soplcnty, and
everybody has half dozen Of remedies for
the disease, none of which, however, sccms
to be exactly the thing, We hear occasionally
DR.. Eastcry's "GrcOt Western Remedy"
spoken Of with high Communications, as in.
va'iaby effective See advertisement IN our
columns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

Tue WusKEY ORDiNANCE.-Wc believe,
thus far, the whiskey ordinance has proved
a failure, if suppressing the traffic in spirits
was the object aimed at. There have yet
been no prosecutions under it, although the
trade is said to bc as brisk as usual Where
is the faultg
1t lies with the people. Tojudge from the
vote in the city council on the ordinance, and
the vote on the Maine law last June, there
is large majority of our citizens in favor Of
prohibition. The city council, in obedience
to what they thus understood to be the pop
ular will, passed stringent prohibitory Or
dinancc, and are supporting a city marshal
at heavy expense to halu up those who
shall violate it. But the marshall cannot ar
rest without evidence; somebody must act
as informcr Everybody prctcnds to see
liquor sold every day, but nobody is willing
to tell by whom. SO because the Office of
informcr is considered odous, and none Of
our good temperance citizens are willing to
incur the odium Of assuming that Office, the
liquor law must fall Is this right reason.
ing: Can it be disrcputablc to seek the en-.
forcemcnt Of good law Must temperance
20 down in this community for want Of NOR
al courage on The part Of its friends: 1t
were well if, lcfore people clamor for a pro-
hbitory or any other law, they would salts
f. themselves on the important point whcth-
or they are willing to perform their part in
enforcing suca law If not, the law had
better not be passed. If the liquor law can.
not be enforced, let it be repealed. Impuni-
ty in violating one law leads to contempt Of
all law. Enforce or repeal, aro the only
wise alternatives.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

FEMALE SEMINARY N OrrAwA--Wc re
commend to the particular attention Of pa
rents having daughters to educate, the adj
yertiscmout Of the Misses FmEINs in to-day S
paper. The reputation they bring with
them from the Fast is such as TO give full
assurance that their School will be just such
an one as Ottawa. now stands in urgent
need Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

Cvmors PRoCEssIoN A curious process.
sion passed our Office few days ago of sew
oral bugsies preceded 10y lumber wagon
carrying band, q banner, and 40 gallon
bol. looking suspicious of lager or whskey.
1t reminded us of the dead march in the
Devils Dream which was preceded by a
worthy whom the poet describes thus:
'Iis coat was black and liz brooches blue,
with hole behind whore his tail went through"
We understand it was an ovation TO ,hc
last barrel expelled by our prohibitory ord
nance, bu, as to whittier 1t wen. or how it
Jared, our reporter is at fault, for he never
cared.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
REDWOODt.LhSs.

'1'liE subscribers have hand and keep for sale
i tla,s manufactured by the Redwood Glass Co.
The superior polish aud ceHrnc.- Of the GLASS nauu
featured by the REDWOOD GLASS MANUFACTURING
co. Gate DElSG 4 Coz al Redwood, New York, viii give
II the preference to any other made IN the United states
Owing 10 the superior quality of the pure white n x
Sand ON the ground of this FACTORY, iboug he NJ
is found In France for making Looking Glass Pntcs THIS
glass s both Witr and stronger than any other male IN
hi. country
builder. win readily tlo advantage Of purchasing
Nils Glass us hs uu 'ru.hpmgut from the FACTORY 10
Chicago, and 2. consequently l. broken than any other
Glass sold iu thi- market.
The subscriber W also receive orders Tor Mi. G'a' tn
be- cut M the factory amy size wanted, from 6N, to- At
stpttmber y = c EARL 4 SUN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

Headquarters,

And intend they shall notregrct confirming aid
acquaintance OF forming new. Irrsuu- from iI,r
SLATE OF New York setting ~ tins N4,uiy, HIll
be- very likely 10 meet urlf Appropriateness and
friends here, az this store Is the gs"erll rcndc1-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
NEW YORK Frs.

All person, wl'I be- treated with respect and
dealt wi,h AMY, and wish .y,ry one 10 know
that
IL NimJis .Slplace /, joller ttta d .Slo,r
SiWng.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
hntIi,N !!

VGNIE subscriber /. now prepared to deliver
4 f,nr free Of charge, 20 all purchasers with.
IN the city limits, rhi. side 1i the H. river Orders
may be eil r!hcr ~ the mill yat Nr.sr-. Rcd
dick n llurbuts store, where slate will be-
found for that purpose
Bran AMI mill feed delivered a, nominal rates
Terms invariably cash ,ui3O JAMES kLElrE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

The state Ntgis,cr of the 18th, says: The
Supreme Cont for the 81 division will not
meet for the transaction Of business until the
lst day Of January next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

Dlfp-At the residence Of J. Dickcv, in
Ottawa, on Tuesday, the ID inst, of typhoid
fever, Chas. Crugcr, aged 90 years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

STATEMENT Of tie pri"ciyol articles haas.
poriod upon The WiDoiS anil .Vichigan ca-
nal, eatered at tho loiiector's otice at o.
ton1, duriHg tie monH cuijDg tie son
duy Of .SeDitmLlr, 800.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

EPIscorAL Notwithstanding the
enlargement and repairs that are going on,
the church will be opened for Divine service
on Sunday next Tomorrow rs usual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

II ANlNh l'lsrd the above mil, Tor term ol
] years, and pui The .amr ia perfect ronirIon
! am aga prcpIGrtto T"-uWc custom gruduI,
and h3yu. competent and reliable VI ..rls, hope,
a. heretofore, to r!gr gru"ral s9g.acliou.
a superior article Of Flour, constantly on
hand, either q, Tie Mil, or at Nrssr- Rcddrk &
Huriburs Store. lul BY JAMES KELLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

salt. cease SAT-. saaia'us. dried apples du' d
prarhr-, lev iairsi, very choiC' eastern peeled
peaches, nee, soda Tor vasbug. butter AMI sofa
crackers, NJ. aui2 lnactp,I r'd h-h, Wine
bel and uuut, no baues 'rd hs.i h1Tt.., war
Tau'rd nee from uf-' and az u.C' quality.
Always ou haud when th,y eau Doe proyugrt.
choicr article d b. Gier, eggs, lad, r' csc, ;ais
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Glass Waye !!

Leaf cherry stand palace and Victoria dishes,
vine gas..s r.e and beer muE,, umh,rr, OF cy-
cry style, thistle and Webster gob,,,s, cake
stands
Also, a few dozen Of BrIsh's native wine
Mo.a-Scs cans, pucarT-, iiu.eJ salts, cu,l.1
pins, solar, globe, aud chimney preserve I.r-,
I'm. Iar- aud covers, t.ri toNas aGi baths, p0o,~
and police lanterns p.ltri ali common ,l.tal.,
,otrthlu, n.i n aid l1.r..a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
READY MADE CLOTHING .
AND GENTLEMEN
Furnishing. Goods,
Old Pest Office Building,
No. ~ CLARK Street,
g ~ " q ~ u c. d . -
WHOLESALE AUo RETAIL

" 4UILO J IL II II . II = ND,
TIlE Undersigned would especially call
1 the attention OF Country Dealers aud 9th.
'r., who purchase their Supplies 10 Chicago, Ia
his cxiris. size md oraI'.ipl stock OF Ready Made
Clothing and nra'.cmeus Furnishing Goods
winch he olrra tor ta-h exclusively, OF lower
prices ,AlG 10, same quality and style. have cyci
b,cu cold 80 iAr Weston County. lie nssoft.
mrnI ,mLlncr- r.rfyluLug rI4MIcI iJL henNe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Boots & Shoes.

Hats and caps, c'CIkeTy, carpet bags, yaliscs,
sc.
AL he a.k- IL that persons desiring good will
call, bcing confident they will be pleased with his
pncrs.
COUNTRY PREDECESSOR MS butter,
eggs, potatoes, lard, cheese, hams, & e., always
iaE,u IN exchange tJrVp1d- or pad Tor IN ca,h
and these articles constantly for sac IT they can
he procured Tor love or money. Jun, 2-ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Consumption Can hc Cured

q. carriers
For The cure Of Coughs, Colds, asthma, Com
sumption, Bronchitis, SpidiHg Of Eiood, PAIN
ia The SIDE and Frcasi, Piegr,Sy, I'hJ0piag
Co1gh, and all Diseases # hc LHagS and
Chest
Among all the celebrated remedies for di-
sea..s OF the Lung. AMI Chest. nonr seems to
bcmceting with su, IA siccrss. anI 10 give such
entire satisfaction to all, "a
Dr. Carter, Cough Balsam.
This valuable remedy +. pnr-ly vege table in n
lie ingredients. and prrlccily harmless ia all ns
qnnll,ies, and = mi d and plra,aat as the most
delicate cordial II is very soothing aud he .line
10 the LnugS, and l. everywhere ackuowlrds.d
by Druggists, Physicians, and all who have Use
il, TO be the most eiicctual curative known.
Consumptivc Reader,
Beware of mere palliat,e medicines. The oh
i.ct OF nearly all the medicines now offered for
oisenses of the I,ungsls tc rciierc and not 10
cuys Such is not The ease with Dr. CaierS
Couch BaLsan. In Colds and Co Ighs, which are
IT,, g., ,,.,.,,.,,s -, t,,r.,,,,,, III, !, T.. IN.
-, ,l,..,, or,l .n;,,,i,,,, ,,,,.dy ,I,,., car
,o,-;Il,, ~. med /, ,o,6 ,,,.J Co,,y,,,,,,,, T..
L,. L,.,, ned ,,i,r, ,.,r p, ,,j ,,;,y,,La,, syc.
,t,e mas, ,,,i,.n, rb,.ici,ns b,J cit,
-, mali l,or.,.y,,, Ga cnuGJ,r, ,. ,b. n,o.
,.;,,n. IS ,,s,,,,., ,,.. r,L,,ous c,a,,,n,-
,;a. ,L., soI,oi,. ,,i,l IN tho mars, of,o.ss
c,;,,;,, -, t,IooJ
hi. r.i,h,,rI s,nn,o,n If ,orsum,,;o, %
II. t..i.I a,,I h., -, cn.
spe'u',S e"e'h'u "'' P''''"'u W vi, "S' VI ~
Carriers Cough Balsaln, which heals the affected
a.. H.. II.
res,o,.s ,ho.. vita c,oons midi ,,1, IN , sou,
It.,,,r'I.,.a 80
ana he"f'"y eoHat''""'
Eypectoration.
Free Expectora,ion is the mos, inport,nt OBJ
:.., III .,,.,,,u,, 1t.
rc' !" oe a'"',''" III at au,'''P' !" cure o,'e'S'7
Oi the chest AMI lungs. HE cough, winch - ga
distressing, is simply the result OF desire to ex-
n.c,o,o,e and a. l,p,a. lnul ,not,er .yis,s !,
=. ...I, -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Choicest Family Groceries

hch can be procured either easr, south, or at
home, and Wi IN 10 casr knowingly ~,.. any mr.
ncie not OF good qDnlly without informing the
CustUmcrs"i II HHd then alta reduced p nee.
Children vii always bras well dealt with as
their parents. invite my ncnds aud th4Ir
ncighbors,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
Bring y'o,,r Cattle Z. tnr rajr (:
iquc,;uct Will s'iour rcpo,.

I'M TNtEEF VIII TNFts hFNTVVVs
TUE Subscribers have made HrrHng, mcnts with
1 Mr.. kcclrr ot the above mli by which
they will he enabled Ia have constantly On hand
alargr supply OF the go FAMILY rLouE, aud KILN
DRIED c0WN MEAL. which they viii deliver in any
pnrt OF town FREE or CHARGE, on persons
raylup their utdcrsa, the family urocrry store,
two doors south OF Glover " Cuuks block
June MuRsr \ toNNrLLrY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
A MUCH LARGER STOCK

So that every one can be fully SUPP lied coat
aud snbsiaHiiHi soOdS wi.i make w uaJoniy OF
the stoCk-such goo Is as cu'"rIuto thr every day
consumption oi lamrrs, mechanics, laburcrs,
professional men, merchants and their wives and
families.
shall make great rA'irions 10 have constantly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
RO,'SyN LNSDS.

Almost Everybody Entitled 10 Land.
COLDlERS, widows ul soldiers, heirs OF de-
- ceased soldiers, lram.tets rusngcd IN trans
porting supplies IN time Of war, Ne. who have
received but 10 ~ acres, and nnny none At all.
ute entitled 10 100 acre. now HuJ Application
Wi be- made and warrants Ohniutd, ne ui old by
the undersigned, on reasonable terms.
March l1-G $40, 5. FISHER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06
pELY CEEpET. TIoN.

Tie enormous amount Of b., sales during the few
MON ls THIS branch u hs hons, has been tab.sh
ed, D. evidence At he confidence the citizens ol
Chicago have in his tar dealing, and the cheap
ness aud superiority Of h.s g,ods. An exam'na-
ton ol hi stuck will saIisiy he most skcpucal
TINT a large per cent can be- saved bypatrpn Lin :
hu H. H. IAIrtN
u.d Post Office Bdal!cg, ~ Clark St, Chicago
Ju.V2I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-10-06

SOME MORE Coon P1ErRY..ln reprehend-
ing, in our last, the mass of sentimental trash
under the name ef poetry" with which cd
itors are constantly besiegcd, we had no ref
erencc to zines like the following, which
are the production Of a new literary star that
has arisen in the cast, and whose light, the
editor of the RocI klaEaer "a powerful
critic afirms, will eclipse that Of PArLrY a.
together. Willie they come from the heart,
they also appeal forcbly 10 the heart,
through its directest portal:
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". N sr - .aSSsn.. ~s.

Whacbone aud rattan umhrsilas An extensive
and choice assortment al new aud desirable sum.
msr STARTS, ut NOUS de- lame all WOOL Tibet
at different colors, brocajc border-c, Grape
French, printed cashmere, and black silk. Ne
.iu,u. upuL and .unrri,r
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RATES' NEEDLES.

OF all prices, linen c1mhrc, back and Whit.
tap, bohbns, Swiss, mlsIln, hnru, hl-ir, aud
cot ION rdglng- and lnseuiIa-, probably the lar
grsl aud best assortment ~ the cItY.
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Il 10 continue ne
BARTER TRADE

:" convenient to iIrucr5, aud will always eX.
change Tor their marketing at the highest market
rates. Such ui my customers ~ Lung IN mar
keting, will greatly ob.igc me by bringing none
but good, Do poor butter, eggs, lard cheese, pu-
iatocs, &c, do no, wish To have on hand, Tor
Ike all other poor goods they do not give SatIolac
ton to any one, aud are dcdf AT NM price
Having very large trade can afford 30 sell
much cheaper than lhos. vino do small business,
aud ram al -, L 4, .f, "a, 80. I,,.I