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The American patriot., 1855-12-22
FOR SALE,

Notice es Coparlnersbip.
EMANUEL ROGILLlO became partner in our
IL business in Clinton on the 18th inst The bus
mess will hereafter be conducted under the name
and style of MILLS, CLEVELAND & Co.
i April 81, '55 MILLS & CLEVELAND.
4 ATTAKAPAS COTToNADES-A large lot Of
II the genuine article, just received and for sale
by A. LEVI BLOOM 4 co
CCHRAMMS' celebrated Cholera CORDIAL
~ one of the most pleasant, and agreeable drinks
ever mixed and an oitectua remedy for all de-
rangement of the bowels. For sale only by
july7 LANGWORTIIY & TILDON.
Clothing, Hats, hsOOfs and Shoes.
be lates styles of finest material and best finish
1 on hand and for sale nv
Nov MILLS, CLEVELAND &Co
VIOLINS Violin Bows, Violin Instructors, Vic
lin Strings, Accordeons and ACCORDION In.
structors, for sale by IN LEMON.
TkCSSES-of all sszss and kinds, for sale by
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08
FALLAND WINTER WEAR,

in almost endless variety. and suited TO the wants
Of all Ills goods are manufactured at MS well
known and extensive house IN New York. in the
most durable manner, by the bcs; wOrkmen tina t
can be procured, Of the bestnaterIa to be found
in the Eastern or European markets; and cLal-
lenge comparison with those of any other house
west OF New York, LISA well known iactthat
his Is the lost reliable, as well as the
Cheapest Clothing House in Chicago,
And the only one which adhcres strictly to the
ONE PRICE CASH SYSTEM.
Purchasers mus, see the advantages this system
has over all others. Al his customers paving
cash, The best OF them do not pay enormous pro-
hts, 10 cov,r losses sustained by the worst 1t en-
ables HIM to treat all alike, to marx his goods IN
pGn heufcs at the 10 west cash selling price
lrOm whlrh no deWalion can he made, and ~
DEFY COMPETITION.
The enormous amount oi his 81 les during the few
months this branch OF ms hou-r has been csiabsh.
ed - evidence Of the commence the citizens Of
Chicago have IN hs tar dealing, and the cheap
ness and superiority OF hi, goods. An eNam'ua.
ton Of hi, stock wlIl satisfy the most skrpica.
that large per cent, eau be saved by patyoul1,Hg
him. II. II. IAPPEN,
Old Pos, Office Building. ~ CLARK St, Chicago.
July 81.
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Monks New MAr-Thc agent, Mr. Tay-
Tor, is now in town ready to deliver Monk 5
new map of North America, for which he
solicited Subscribers several months ago.
We have examined the work closely, and
while we have never seen a more handsome
ly executed map, we arc satisfied none here
toforc published is more infinitely accurate
1t embraces the whole of North America, up
to the 52d parallel, including Central Am
erica, Cuba, and all the West India Islands
1t is the largest general map ever published
in America, exhibiting accurately the bound
aries OF all the states and territories, the va
riouS routes to Oregon and California, the
lines ofthe recent explorations for Pacific
Railroad; the boundaries of all the countips
the county towns, railroads, &c. &c.
This, it must be borne in mind, is not a
new edition of Monks map, issued year or
two ago. 1t is a HeH map throughout Civ.
ing every railroad and county line down to
the LIST of July last
The map is delivered by the agent, or can
be purchased Of him for Sc, while We notice
in most Of the counties around us it is sold
by the agents at s.. 1t is sold only by
agents, and cannot be purchased at any Of
the bookstores.
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"MY BONDAGE AND FREEDOM. "-Frederick
Douglas. whom most Of our readers have
seen or at least know by reputation, has
written book in which he gives the world
minute delineation of the great and mi
mute events Of his own life. Mr.. d. is certain
~ remarkable man. Born and brought
up in slavery, experiencing all its cruelties,
yet despite the depressing influences sur
rounding his birth, youth, and manhood,
he has risen to position remarkable asst is
10 him honorable. A faithful history Of the
struggles and trials, hopes and triumphs of
such career, may well excite such public
curiosity as to justify u book As might
naturally be expected, the writer is no lover
of slavery, and his adherence of the nstitu.
ton naturally impels him to represent all its
features in highly colored and one sided
light; but aside from this he has given
narrative full Of pathos and interest. The
book is for sale at the book store of RATH-
Bun & ORION.
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Family Grocery.
NOR SEA CONNELLEX

HAVE now lulI stock ol MI Kind, uI MuITy
groceries,. which they mn. Offering in rU,.
uubIlc al the most REASONABLE. rrl,e, lhrtlJas will
adm, of. Thelr.lock cons is in mart OF ia. t.
lowing:
All kud.or sugarsand canCics,
lava. Mocha RIO, and l.asuIra coffee,
Young llyson, lmucIIul. Gun pD,,I,r and b'grk
teas
All kinds of spr ,es and chocolate
Pickles. tomato. walnut, and mushroom cnisup.
John Bull, Worcestershire. walngr. and u.rgy
sauce,
French, English, and American mustards,
All kinds 0t extracts for llayutiug
Picked and fresh oysters and Holsters; sar,inr.
Tomatoes and beans, pat NJ tn cans Arruriica,y
sealed,
Pear! sago, pearl barley, yeruir, mlcaroni aud
rice,
Flour OF rice and baking powders,
Tauioca. Ferlua. Using riass. and Irish moss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

Cou.ry CouRr.-.The County Court Judge
Cotton presiding, has been in session since
Monday, and has already disposed ola large
amount Of business. The term commenced
with n common law and 81 chancery cases
on the docket, most ofwhch will be disposed
Of. The causes generally are such as the
public have no interest in, except, perhaps
eight or ten cases against railroad comps
MES for killing cattle. Three Of these
against the Central Il. X. Co., have been d..
cided against the company, the parties pros
ccuting recovering damages. Six cases
against the Rock Island company are still
undisposcd Of
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The Great Medicine for Purifying
THE BLOOD.
DIR. Eastcrly's Iodine and Sarsapnr

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

Losr. LOST We received too late for
insertion in our last paper an interesting
letter from our friend "NIartellc Nan," and
lrtit into our drawer for insertion this week
Having been absent most of the time since
then, on looking for it on our return we are
unable to find it, although we have ransack'
ed every corner in the office. We regret
this exceedingly, not only because it looks
dixie shabby treatmcn, of friend Van, but be.
cause the communication vas interesting in
itscli, and therefore valuable. IL Van will
write it over, or something else like it, we
will not only be Infinitely obliged. but stand
"thc treat" when we next see him.
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ST. LOUIS MARX EFT.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ].
Weather threatening, and Leycc business
dull in consequence.
t2our-SaIc supcriinc, free on board, at
SO l2i; extra, from Levce, at s. the first
on its merits, the last inspected.
Wheat--Iver 5000 SKIS sold, inferior at
75c a 80; poor spring to mixed fall, at - to
90; fair fall at lo5c; good at ll0c; 1923,
prime, at l2s SKIS included, at l5c white
and red, SKIS included, at l2O; princ'white,
at l2j.
CoyR-Salcs white, damaged, at Doc mix
ed, yellow and white, at 30 to jsc; mixed
and white, delivered at 60c.
OatS-salos at Sic; in lots, at 32c and
at 4 +c
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Ottawa Furniture Depot

= hssA iks'Vstf.NNitA..
n ENllE subscriber, Thankful I'D
Ea = fo5pasi flvors would respect =
lm!ly say To his friends aud the pub zip
he, that notwithstanding the unusual nun at he
drpOttor the last two months, there Is quite a re-
spectacle stock Of nearly every article IA his line
stall on hand. aud .i be- rep rui-h-d
y hne lot 81 kitchen. cupJos ard, aud dining IA .
b.cs, gust the article at this season. presses,
whtdToi'rs, bureaus, crl'r. tables, 81. all mad,
IN Lis own shop, by his own WuiGmca, aud Of
The riFh. klut IT mliera.-
! Lr sHJscubrri, TOO well knownasa practical
mechanic and also the quality OF his work, ,st
ne 'bd ct seven Jrars' suCcrssiu, busInessi to
be lady HHfi Nv pop suAs such a. " depending on
"As'' m u1nuiac'.fsTs f., tAtlg E;Jl.. "J.us.iup
about pucss' Sc. Those y no I've ia glass
tous"s shold not he iirr 70 throw stones a"
From those acquainted wuA the subscriber, he
'Apect- lhcy VII tti' wlr he says even in an
udv't,ls"mcuy 20 Ee Ip-t what he nIeaas
lie h9- always done Que price, small profit
ani cash sI-.rcs. only, Unl eau aAI VIII sci. rs
.l a. lta OH.
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0tta(ua free GraNer.


Pursuant TO the notice given, the ID an
nual meeting Of the association was held on
Tuesday evening last, at which time the FOL
lowing named gentlemen were elected to of
flee, viz:
Pgtsidcnt-Dr. c. Hard.
Tiee P.tsideat-J. 5. George.
.Secretdry-J W. Steele.
TreaSurcr-Geo. s. Stebbins.
LbrayidH-Dr. j. o. Harris.
Editor-J. 5. George.
Trustees--T. Hampton, DR.. X. NJ. Nc.
Arthur, and J. p. McGregor.
The president then appointed the follow
ing standing committees;
Lectures-Rev. A. Riker, p X. Leland,
and NJ. r. NJ. Wallace.
Ways and Means-J. Ware, Geo. S.
Stebbins, and Dr. j. o. Harris.
Rooms and .tirtures-J. W, Steele, VIM.
Osman, and DIR. Il. F. Taylor.
Library--J. o. Harris, X. NJ. McArthur,
and c. j. Beattie.
Newspapers and periOdicdls-T. Hampton,
j. p. Anthony, and VIM. Osman.
A. Riker was appointed essayist, and
Messrs. j.. o. Harris, Geo. S. Stcbbins,
and j. W. Steele were appointed as a com.
mittcc to revise the constitution and by.
laws.
The librarian, Dr. Harris, reported that
25S books were loaned to 81 persons during
the last quarter and he acknowledged the
receipt of the following donations to the Ii.
brary, viz
From Mrs. L. II. Rugg, 3 vols Mrs.
Geo. Roath, 3 vols. Mrs. NJ. W. Dim
mick, vols. +. Y. Griggs, vols. Den.
mis- Rerdcn, vols; G. W. PIERCE, ! vol;
5. H. Curtis, l VOL. and a. ID. Plumb, |
vol.
The whole number of books in the library
is 63l.
There was much interest manifested by
these present, and the indications are that
the meetings will be conducted with spirit
and ability dnring the coming season. The
association adjourned for two weeks due
notice of the time and place Of meeting will
be given through our columns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

Tn lloRrIcrLruRisr. .lfsuch thing could
be conceived possible, we should say this
popular journal OF rural art and taste is i'm.
proved both in manner and matter since its
change Of proprietors and transfer to Phila.
dclpha. The September number now be.
fore us contains 10 essays, or leading ati'
slcs, not one Of which but is worth the price
Of thc number. We should not undertake
to improve town lot without It's aid. 1t is
published at s. aycar by Il +. Smith
Philadelphia.
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Family Groceries

This departmental the business is always KEEP,
complete, 'and consists of
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Belcher's best coffee sugar,
Belchers pure crushed sugar,
Belchsr's genuine pulveriled sugar,
Plantation molasses, OF best q lalty only, in
whole and half barrels,
Becher sugar house molnsSes,
Bechers golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee. Told government mark
Black and Green Teas.
I take extra pains to procure choice chops Of
tea. aud reques, good judges to make II trial Of
1t. Mustard, cassia. ginger, starch, pepper. pi-
mento, cl owes. indigo, nutmegs, table snlt, fin,
salt. coarse salt. snl1faius, dried apples, dried
pcath,s. few tarfch ,cly choice eastern peeled
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

Cur columns for several weeks past have
been rather over crowded with advertise
mcnts, circumstance Of which subscribers
are more apt to complain than publishers.
TO remedy the 'eyil," however, We have or.
dercd new and smaller type for our adyer-
,isemcnts, and in a few weeks shall be able TO
present them in much more compact as
well as ncatcr form
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gROuIAEi:Y WtssE.

Which We hay" purchased directly from the I'm.
porlers ana manufacturers tor GASP, and IN large
quuutti'r, selected with thc utmost care 20 as
completely TO scpp.y he wants Of the riiy and
country. lis orr Inlou'ol to keep our stock {
oil times foil aud complete, and We believe W.
can make II au object iuraii yrTsou. 70 procure
from d. my aud all articles ~ orr line. Having
esta5Il shed uurr,ses permanently ~ this hraAcu
OF business, h vi.. be oITrii,rt 50 to deal with
cur friends and customers, that when once ar-
qraiu'sd with u., u-r g"o1s ana our prire-, they
VIII be- our customers Away. oar stock con
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NNIIr,liirI NILS

AFINn leased the above mill, for term Of
j years, and pm the same IN perfect condition,
am agaIn prrparrdto resume custom grinding,
and hayIu- competent and reliable MllIcrs, hope
a. here tuiorc, 10 give general snulactIon.
4 superior article Of Flour, constantly on
hand, either at the Mil, or at Mrs,rs Redd .ck &
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08
Accents Wanted i!
I5-fV moro NIU 200 IINHs y
Popular Books 70! the Pe0ple,

~ f''I mare 'H.W ~ Hff"'' "
Popular Books 70! the People.
Published by Miiri orion. Il Mu!byan. Auburn
and New York
"a chance tomuke money aud to do good
"Noury Is plenty auI good book. Wi. SELL
4 NOhG %" books on rhl- l-tare feru leaves e.,
y 1T aud I'd -eIrs Lir,Ir Ferns, stories about
birds, DO. auInl.s lHsyc, %oHIcs-, besides long
h.' for children.
The biographies Of Washington. Webster,
Clay, l'tlrr,uu, Adams, Jackson, Taylor, La
ryrrre, friukIn, Buunparc, Empress joe
ItIue Mary, QIrru ct Scots, Joan OF Arc, La
dy J auc Giay. Gen. Scott, DoLi. Boone, Sc.
4 large ulWhcru .,'af.sl work, narratives
and travels, and comp etc collections OF more
than 30 vols 81 the purl7.
Al Of which, vita many more Of IN" best
hooks OF the times, wc va. furnish TO agents At
the pnbiisIcrs prtc-s
Catalogue giving wholesale and retail prices
can b" Mad or our store, ur sent hy mail 70 any
mari of the culuiry mat 10 X ATYtufTN 81 DETuN
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Headquarters,

The Public,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08
Notice {.

VIE subscriber Is now prcparel 10 deliver
I iionr free Of charge TO an purchasers with
in the CITY limits, thi,sidc oithr H. river Orders
may be i~l, ri,hrr a the mill orat Nessrs. Red
dick & IluHJGI5 store, where slate will be
found for lhat purpose
Bran and mill feed delivered at nominal rates
Terms invariably cash. Iui30 james KELLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

The last Is D, I39 less than That OF Aug,
1854.
During the month there were nine rain
storms, accompanied by lightning aud thun-
der in three instances.
On the night of the 18th there was very
Eight frost
Although there was range of the ther.
mometer of nearly 40 degrees, the weather
on the whole was rather pleasant, and on g
days it was decidedly fine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08
Notice to the Sick.

The QUEENS OF Ottawa and yiculty viii be
gra,Ihed to learn that Messrs. 4. C.. X 4 ).
Putnam, druggists, have been appointed Agents
Tor the sale 81 DR.. EAsrERLys Popular Family
Medicines His medicines are better prepared
more prompt and etiectuaI in subdu"s the disea
scs incident TO this climate than Others IN grnrr-
al use. They are meeting with rapid sale IN
nearly every city or town IN the West, and give
general salis'actioHto those that use them. For
further informnlon IN regard to these remedies,
the SICK aud afflicted are invited ,Oa careful peru
sal OF DR.. EAsrLELY'- Advertisements, which can
be seen in our columns TIA j. day.
Merchants aud drug gists who are act already
supplied with them, would do we'll 60 coll upon
DR.. t.a-tery ~ st. Louis. and obtain stock Ut
his popular ARTICLES, or from his agent, IN Qua
wa. August 1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

Ar JouS Srour's.-Our frcni Stout is
among the earliest as usual in receiving new
90 DIS. His fall stock is now arriving, and
those who want to be ahead in getting the
his store The place to call at
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White Goods
IRISH LINENS

great variety, consisting oi jaconets, cam
!, mall, Victoria, Swiss, PLAIN, and dotted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

FOWLER lNsTTurE.-A high school, under
the above name, is about to be opened at
Newark, Kendall CO., with promise of aiIor-
ding superior educational advantages. See
advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

And intend they shall uotrrgirt continuing old
acqunulHHcrs OF io,miug new. Persons from the
stair oi New York setllingiu tIus vicinity, will
be very hkoy 10 meet their aCqunintaHc.s and
itends here, az lhi5 store Is yhe general rendez-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-09-08

So convenient to farmers, and will always ex.
change tor their marketing a, the hughes, market
rates Such Oi my customers as brlng IN mar
keting, viii greatly oblige me by bringing none
but good, as poor butter, eggs. lard, cheese pc.
tatoes, &c,, do not wish 10 have on hand for
Ike all other poor goods they do not give sa,isiac-
ton to any one. and are dear a; any PRICE
Having very large trade, can afford 10 sell
much cheaper than lose who do q small business
and ! can MISC K cen Cnn.lnnllp on hnnI
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Ca.I,arIncrsliin Notice I!

A II, TAYLOR Il co. nave e.. associated !. &c,
l.. Dubr,ui, Alex. Anderson, aud Lewis Bird.
sail, aud will continue business under the hrm OF
Taylor, Anderson H. Co. We are prepared to
I'LL orders for all kinds Of stone from our qnnrreS,
to any extent, Taylor, ANDERSON " Co.
ANsEN H. TAYLOR, LEWIS BlRDSALL,
IonN L. DupReuIi, A. II. TAYLOR, IN,
Alry, ANDERSON Joliet July 7-3m
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II any one should ask US what in our opinion,
arrived At by an impartial test, was the hest and
most honest compounded remedy fi preserving
ard beaulyng the hair aud restoring gray hair
to lis Original color, and the lcrks to the bald
headed, we should without hesitation say Prot.
.. J. Wood's Hair Restorative. ~. Louie Dem
NJ See advertiser, ut IN another column.
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NV YORkEEE.

All persons viii be treated with respect and
dent Wi,h alr!y, and "sh every one to know
thai
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