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PARDON or Dr. BEALE.-Dr. Bcale the
dentist has been pardoncd by Gov. Pollock
OF Pennsylvania. lie was sentenced to four
years imprisonment from the 2s,h Of Novcm.
Der, 1854, and had served cut about one
year Of his time.
Gov. Pollock states at considerable length
the reasons which induced him to extend
executive ccmcpcy in his case. He had re-
cciycd communications from about ono hun
dred and forty dentists aud twenty three
physicians Of New York city and the coun.
try, stating their belief that testimony as
to matters transpiring under the influence
Of ether is unsafe and unreliable from 4
number Of other physicians named, that they
believe him innocent; from large number
Of the bar, and citizens Of various States in.
Guiding the names Of Governors, Attorney
Generals, &c., that they believed he was
convicted on insufficient testimony.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

PORTABLE PuLASrnRorY--llcnry Grin.
nell, the accelerated philanthropst," has
actually paid towards the expenses of the
several Arctic expeditions fitted out from
New York, about ten thousand dollars--thc
government having assumed the rest The
house of Grinnell, Minturn & Co., of which
he lisa partner will have CLEARED at the close
of the present season, on grain aud other
transactions upon orders from the British
goycrnmcnt-all of which orlcrs came 10
this house IN consequence Of NJ Henry
Grinnclrs philanthropy abou, three quar-.
tors uf q million OF dollars.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

SUBSTITUTE FOR QCiNISE--Two physicians
OF Paris, in paper recently published state,
that the seeds of parsley possess Simeon
tesilolc febrfuge qualities or properties )"
also that "decoction Of the seed may be
substituted for that Of Cinchona peruan
barb), and that "the active principle (apioD
is equivalent to quininc in the treatment of
intermittent fcvcrs.'
If this is true it will be good news not
only to physicians, but to the people Of the
West generally, for the high price Of quinnc
renders the use Of some reliable substitute
very desirable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

STATISTICS OF ALroN, The population of
Alton, according to recent official state.
ment, is $3.50. Value Of manufactured pro.
duets, including -four, agricultural nipple.
mcnts, lime, cut stone, castings, &c., S..
3ll,6O0. The total amount Of sales of dry
goods, groceries, hardware and other mcr.
chandse in city and county for the year,
s2,033, 800. Aggregate business of the city
proper, S5,2i6,l0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

Az lNcInESr.-Our tOwnsman, DR.. =.
GRrGG, told us while on his way 10 Musca.
tine on the excursion train, that hc was pre-
sent at the first railroad celebration in Eng
land. lie plunged many years ago into the
Western wilds, and now the railroad has
caught upwth him and gone beyond him.
DR.. GREGG is as yet but in the prime Of lie
and we doubt not that he will live to be one
Of those On the first excursion train, which
shall leave our Great Bridge, which will soon
be the Gateway of the West, for the valley
Of the Sacramento aad the Golden Gate
H0rE kitHder
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

The New York Herald contains n complct,
list of the Members of the Thirty-lourtl
Congress, which is to meet on Monday, the
3d inst According to its figures, the body
will stand as follows:
SrNArE.-Democrats, 90; Wings, IL;
Abolitonists, 10; Know.Nothings, B; Va
cancics, 3.
IIousE.-Democratc, 81 Southern Wings
0; National Know. Nothings, 60; Abolition
Know. Nothings, 10; Northern Wings, OF
Abolition Republicans, GS Vacancy, /.
The vacancy is in the sth Illinois Crrum.
bull's) district
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

The word "lunch' IS incorporated into the
French language since it was daily read in
the court chronicle, that the Queen took
"lunch" at ~ o'clock. At first the French
people read it "punch," that being supposed
to be daily beverage of the English. The
mistake was not unlike that made by an
Irish brass band in London, when the late
Emperor Nicholas was there, and who Sc
lcctcd the tune "Grccn grow the rushcs" as
the most proper and the most likely to
please his majesty, since ho was known 10
he the Emperor OF all the Russia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

ELECTION n WASHINGTON TERRITORY .--
From the III Nicarayuease, paper publish.
ed at Granada on the 9th Of October, We
extract the following
The official vote Of Washington Territory
asproclaiEed by Governor Mason, is, TOR
delegate to Congress, j. Patten Anderson,
(Dcm.D ST. William Strong, (Wand X. NJ
6s2 Joseph Cushman, (Frce Soil,) H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

CoNricTED.-Oscar I. Caldwell, who was
tried at Chicago last week for embczzing
the funds Of the Chicago and burlington
Railroad company while employed upon the
road as conductor, has been found guilty
and sentenced to one years imprisonment in
the penicn,iary. The trial created consile-
rablc excitement in Chicago, owing to the
former responsibility and high standing Of
the accused. 1t occupied just week, and
the jury were out two days and one night
having once come into court stating they
could not agree, and being sent again to the
jury room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

Mr.. DopnIS.--Thc Ereaiag Pos, saysit Is
reported that Secretary Dobbn intends 10
resign his place in the Cabinet, Immediately
after the conyening Of Congress, in consc.
qucnce of ill.hcalth, and to go South, either
To Florida or ruh,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

The Cheltenham (EHgluuO guardian
says the bennington magistrates resolve to
discountcnancc the prosecution of persons
keeping houses of ll.iame of which there
are forty.seven in bennington, on the
ground that 10 m,N drire all tie gentlemen
d,rdy, and the town will be ruined.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

CoMiSG BAcR.-llon. John NJ. Palmer of
Macoupin, who went Off on the Fusion track
last fall, made speech at Carrollton last
week, in which he said he was for the ad-
mission Of Kansas as a free or slave State,
and was opposed to the disturbance of the
Nebraska act. Col. j. l.. Mcconnell, and
James Hudson, Esq, also made good, sound
Democratic speeches.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

LOUISIANA SUGAR CRor.-A letter from Pie.
oucmincs, dated October 3lst, says;
"Thc yield of cane, on tho whole, is far
from boins satisfactory, Almost all our
nlantcrs have commenced grinding or are
ON the eve of doing SO. The worms con.
,inue to cause immense injuries to the cane.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

lowA-A state Convention of the dcmoc.
racy of Iowa has been called TO assemble nj
Iowa City, on the sth of January, TO nom.
mate candidates for the offices OF Secretary,
Auditor, Treasurer of State, Attorney.Gen.
cral and electors Of President ond Vice. Pres.
dcnt Of the United States; AMI also to ap.
point Delegates to the Democratic National
CONVENTION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

CANDIDATE FOR GoyERNoR-The Quincy
N1ratd, by authority, announces that Col.
Richardson is not and will not be n c,ndi.
date before the Democratic State Convention
for the nomination for Governor. The Same
paper suggests the name of the Hon. Sam.
Holmes, Of Quincy, for the office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

JUDGE DouGiAs.--Wc are informed by
gentlemen who saw Judge Douglas on Tues.
day that he has recovered sufficiently to be
able to receive visitors, but not to leave his
room. He will not be able to be at Wash
ing,on, at the opening of the Session. CHI,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

The question having been asked what the
striped squirrel does with the dirt when he
digs bis hole, o, none is left shout the orr
fee, correspondent Of the New England
Farmer responds by saying:
81 bad supposed that na,urn','s knew,
and every intelligent farmer ought to know,
that a striped or ground squirrel, when he
Dig his hole, carries hi, dirt in his checks
TO a distance 81 several rods from wher. he
d.,s II. H. proof gf thc above can show a
pile Of d..t whore it has been left by Them
and have several times killed them with the
dirt n their faces or cheeks
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

"MY Ows Tones. This book, by GOV.
Reynolds, from which wc have published
an occasional chapter, is now ready for the
public and We hope will soon be accessible
at our Bookstores. As the production Of
an early pioneer and a stirring actor in the
events Of the State in which hc resides,
with a personal knowledge Of men and mea.
sures belon Ing to this portion Of the West
"My Own Times abounds with interesting
statements. No other person could have
brought to the task richer materials, or a
greater desire to accomplish it faithfully.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

THE SmooLMAsTER ADRoAD.-Tho Dayton
Empire says:
At the Recent meeting Of the board OF
examiners for this country, thirty-two appli.
cations for masters honors were examined.
OF this number eleven were rejected. Over
halfa- dozen of tho candidates could not
give the cost OF twelve and u half pounds oil
butter at eighteen and thrcc.quarter cents
per pound.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

The milk furnished to the INDECENT children
on Randali's Island, near New York City,
has been found to consist of arrow root,
chalk, and water. ltncvcr saw COW.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

PEORIA ELEcrIoN.-Garrett T. Barker, dem.
ocrat, was elected Mayor Of Peoria by 1ij
majority on the Goth. The tax for Free
Schools was carried by tremendous major.
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fsOOJSs and stationery.

HAVE u IT RltLlNlh
~ EfNNS Cap. Letter, legal, colurah
SSFt, | " aud plain Note PAPER, which viii be
HIM sold cheap, by the reIm, half rcnm, qurr
asaH.f loo buNa,-6Uu iu a buN-of Regal Latter,
E<i4sy Nu'a Envelopes, ~ the VI, G., or package.
&,uU5 purr, Hank Books, half hound,
h1UnI and l' bound, lur al kind, ~! book keeping and
other business.
1000 M,rnorauIa, uPrr. rima, Book, Sc:
School Books, of all kiud- and varieties.
Album. and fuc Gifi Books, &c
All the new work, ~ = miscellaneous Kind.
luuu yolus', Ter children and youth, combining in
s'rlrt,rn and amusement.
Tie grave and gay, the ,tuiou, and the loercr, can
6ud AN The convenience for reading study and writing,
~ the S3N uF Tlis q .yp -AstEuAN.
nov ~ T. V GRIGGS.
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NOTICE {!

hOCTOk MCNAMARA, homropathist A.. 4
~ e.tcrErr. i now prepared to receive pa
urntsin ns ollie, Oyer Phelps store. south side.
of the spare.
Es-Ladirs ar- requested to remember ,ha, al,
cnSs OF private nature VIII be attended TO Oh
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
y u. All letters will receive prOnp, atten-
ton a.
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rgANN OF OTTAWA
EXCHANGE OFFICE
True g. Waterman.

NIITTNUEWS DLONN,
ID OOMS lately occupied by II. +, Eames,
III Esq.
Money received on deposit and interest al.
lowed
Gold and silver bought and sold
Exchange on New York aud Chicago At cut.
rent rates, WV. VI, Tprt,
Junc .. lNAc V WArGEHAY,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

New YoRK CANALs.-Thc amount rcceiv-
cd for tolls on all the n. York State canals du
ring the second week OF Nov. is Sll3,37l n
same period in 1904 1877 lG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

The Cincinnati sun says that that ci,y is
Just now in state of financial prostrat.on.
The prospect ahead i, anything but cheering.
Employment Of nearly all kinds is languil-.
Retail business is du'cr at TIL, season Of the
year than ever was known, while the whole.
sale is fat and Improbable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

The preliminary survey of a Railroad is
being made from La Sale to Middlcport and
thence to La taycttc, Ind.
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CrW FOR SSAEE BuEs.-pr. Thomas, Of
Monticello, Ind, reports q case Of rattc,uake
bite. Mr. i. II. :. facc -, who stani5 six
feet six in his stockings; who, by the way,
is very fond Of brandy who had just boon
bitten on the inside Of his loft heel, by
large rattiosnake-both angs had been well
inserted in the muscles In SO hours Ae was
sound and we'll / gave him, in the short
time alluded to, one quart Of brandy and
one and half gallons Of whi.kcy-aIi with
out iatoXicaton. He wanted more, and
refused TO supply his wants
The next day Mr.. H., his next ncichbor,
was passing along, and saw him with his
pant, rolled 70 his knees, barclootci, and
wading round in some weeds and grass with
his feet. II. asked if he had lost any thing
''No sir "What are YOU doing them" II
am hunting a snake. There amt any liquor
only what Or. Thomas has, and he won't
let me have any unless am suakc-bit 50 !
am hunting one. ~ w. Nei d Sarg jour.
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LII. CEyrEiL r. R-Thc following in re-
gard to this road appears in the New York
Time, Of the cath inst. Knowing some
thing Of Mr. Wilson, we checr!u,Iy endorse
all that is here said Of him except as TO his
bri e n western man. n not horn in the
District Of Columbia, he has certainly lived
there for the last 80 years
The Illinois Central Company have sccu-
rcd the services Of Hon. JouS WusoN, late
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
as their Land Agent, to reside in illinois, IN
place Of Mr. DlrrY, who has resigned the
post in consequence Of other engagements.
The selection is deemed one Of the very best
that could have been made. Mr. Wilson
made an excellent Federal officer from his
practical familiarity with the subject Of the
public lands, and his thorough and systcma.
tic habits Of business. lie is Western
man Of extensive acquaintance and com.
mlndng influence, and will no doubt prove
himself eminently useful to the Company, es-
pccially as lac was efficient in Government
service. Judge T.. LANE, Of Ohio, has been
induced by the Company to remove to Chi
cago to take charge of the law business Of
the Road, and to act as advisory counsel in
all matters pertaining to the disposition Of
the landed estate of the concern. The opc-
rations of the Company's Land Office this
month promise, from the returns of the first
two weeks, to reach 100000, The calls,
We understand, were never so large before,
nor at mole satisfactory prices. The re-
ccipts from traffic on the road the first four
teen days Of November were about $780,.
600
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rylllF south ea-t quarter b, 7 u, t. g on the
- t,u'r4. u, R--t choice piece OF land
i2l acre. iu --n 10. e 81 K 3.
Also, 2u"u acres go t, and adjoining counties. will,
2lHH acre. choice land 100 Hack Hawk gu iowa
Nnv.i John T. ANTHONY.
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j. Pcrryman writes to the Chicago Demo.
crot; There Is a little boy IN the town Of
Cary, WIZ Co., sixteen years old last May,
measures six feet six inches, weighs 2l0 lbs,
wears No. 10 shoes or boots. If any other
State in the Union can produce such another
child we would ike to know it,
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biEp--N his Residence near Magno.it. Putilm cuun.
", H., ON tie ltth inst, Mr., JonN LAWS, aged ID
years.
Mr. Lewis was one Of the old settler. Of Putnam couu.
~ and gentleman whose social virtues aud kindly feel
ing- eudeared him TO large circle Of acquaintance
lie emsrated to that county from Washington county,
Pa, in the year 1873.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

\ Coon REAsoS-A country pedacogue
had two pupils, to one Of whom be was very
partial, and TO the other very severe. One
morning il happened that these boys were
very late, and were called to account for it.
YOU must have heard the bell, boys; why
did you not Gomez
please sir said the fayorte, 81 was
dreaming that was going to Callorny, and
J thought the schoo-bellwas the steamboat.
bell was going on"
every well, sir" said the master, glad of
a prctcxt to excuse bis favorite land now,
SIR turning to the other, ''what have you
to say? ~
please sir-.please sir" said the puzzled
boy, "I-l-was ,rajtiag 10 scs Tom oB.'
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LIVINGSTON CoCNW-1he following coun-
~ officers were elected in Livingston on the
9th ult Assessor and Treasurer, Waiter
Cornell; School Commissioner, II. II. Hin.
man. Co. Surveyor, isaac Il. Clark.
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Ottapa frte GraNtr,
OTTAWA, DECEMBER /, 1855.
G. ngrCSs.

-. :.
congress meets o' "''''',!' anu wen u
not that week or TWO may be consumed III
the election Of speaker, We should promise
onr readers the President. Message next
-, ri. .,..;,, MI, j., ,.,, = l., :,
"''N' , az $50 80, ', T "
t'F'sP IN" ID N ""'y oo"H', we Sha' en-
dcavor to Keep our readers well posted in
reference to the moro inDortaut proceed;ngs
n,,t. 60. ,,,..,.., A., Ne.
VIZ ''' 'i'''Ne' f"'sNo''' '"e 'e""''iS Poit'-
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Increase in 1866

Increase in 1866 S2l,79i 81
The aggregate amount received for tolls
from the commencement of navigation to the
18th. ofNov. inclusive is S2,63l ,56S ~
Same period in 1854 2,Gll 400 06
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IYpANA.-The State debt proper Of lndi.
ana is now reported as follows
In per cents. ............... Sj,3Ol, 0OO
In :! per cents. 2,O3G,9I3
together, ........ > I, oIN,f io
Old debt not surrendered. ..... 435, 900
Total. ...,.............. - 81, li3
In addition to the above there is canal
debt amounting to $G,070,0S2, for which
the State was originally bound, but by an
arrangement perfected several years ago
with the European creditors the State was
released, the creditors agreeing to rely wholly
upon the revenues Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal and its donated lands, for means OF
ultimate payment. 1t is now understood
that these means are totally inadequate to
wipe out so large an Indebtedness, and the
question is being canvasscd in some quarters
whether the State should not feel il incum-
bent upon its public faith to come to the re.
lief of the canal creditors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

Increase in 1855 S20,Os9 80
Thus the point Of deficiency is turned,
and we may now look for an increase of
800, 600 over last year-1Ibany Journal,
Nor. 18Th.
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AFFAIRS ~ NICARAGUA The n. Y Wer.
dH has later intelligence from Nicaragua
General Carol has carried out the terms OF
the treaty, and surrendered his force to Gen.
Walker Don Riyas was duly inaugurated,
on the 30th Oct, as President. II was I'm.
ders,ood that Parker II. French would be
Minister OF Finance Gen. Walker was ap.
pointed Commandcrin.C Chief of the army.
Affairs were progressing lhvorably with Col.
Kinney His party was rapidly increasing
in number. So far from there being any ri.
'alty between Kinney aud Walker, it is as.
serted that a cordial understanding exists,
and that they will act together in future in
advancing the cause in which they are en-.
gltnl
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a boy who displayed long dangling

a boy who displayed long dangling
h,chain. was asked:
"What's the time OF day .IosiahY'
The lad drew out his watch very ccremo-
niously, and, after examining it for while, re-
icrrcd to another boy and said:
as this the figure nine or the figure sew
enp'
Gle was told that it vas the figure seven"
"Wcll, then said the genius, "it likes just
about half an inch to eight"
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PURIFY TIE BLOOD
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and a'lTniX vi tiers.

7
IilE great popularity which MoFrNrs ILtg PitiS AMI
pWNIN BGrERs have attained IN consequence ot the
extraordinary cures effected by their use, renders II
necessary Tor the proprietor to enter into particular
analyst, Of their medicinal virtues properties Having
been than twenty years before the public and ha-
wing tie united testimony o than TIREE MILLIONS
Of persons Who have been restored to the enjoyment OF
perfect health hy them Is believed that their reputation
a. the best vegetable medicines now before the philc'
admits of no dispute In almost every city aud village IN
the United States, there are many who are ready y" tes-
fy tn their efficacy In removing disease ANA giving 10
the whole system renewed yigur and health
In cases OF SCRufUiA, lLrERs, SCtHN or ftfioNs OF
the skin the operation Of the LfE MEDICINES truly as
ouishng, often removing In 'cW unS ~ every Nesuec on
br -otnr Diseases. hy their purifying effects the
blood Fryrp and AGrr pvsrErsi,, bRorsY, PittS and
In short mos. all dcascs, soon yield to their curative pro-
rti, Nn family should he without them Ms by their
timely nae much suffering and expense may be- saved
prcpnrcd by WILLIAM H. MnfrNr, NJ. D., New York,
and for sale by ID. WALKER Agent
DC, y Ottawa, H.
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\ gentleman, who had lost his wife,
whose maiden name was Little, addressed
the following TO Miss Moore, a lady Of di-
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CUy ipctioacer-IprtioA amt loumi,,,on
N,yriyqt.
MIN street Ottawa n. opposite th. Poe, Office noy2t
GEO. W. KING,
NUOLE~ ALE DEALER IN GRpCERIES
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OTTAWA
CUSTOM, MILLS !

TILE subbcrbcrs beg To inform the citizens of ottawa
! farmers, aud the public generally, that they have
fitted up their MIL hitherto known rs the oil Mil, Ms
fourng MIL by placing in itncw, SUPERIOR and ample
machinery Their arrangements are expressly adapted
to, and made in Wow II rendering L a superior
CUSTOM MILL,
Where the farm, r. can hive their grinding, Of every
rety done eNpelnlously aud promptly, We grind
wheat Corn. Rye, and Duckwheat, having machinery
adapted to each; and the machinery being all new, and
under the management NJ mn experienced mlcrs, We are
confident Of being able to give satisfaction IN all cases
We invite farmers to give us u trial, ut least.
Citizens uf OtiowH are respectfully informed that va
are now prepared ~ furnish them with superior article
of .upcrfne Flour also, nuckweat aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal, Bran, and other Feeds, all nj which will he
promptly dclivcIed In any part NJ the CITY, ihtt ~
cllARGr 'latc will be found ut the store ot j. a. Nat
finger where orders may be lett for delivery during tho
day ,
Nnu.pd.
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wanted.

Any quantity NJ guOd Winter wheat also, Flax Scol.
ll,c. uc Hu,hwhn, 'Ur which the highest price viii hr
pili Nv Cash. zoe thu OTTAWA Custom Minis, West end ~
iH, u, l.u.I. Dustin. uHI a. sClii &c NEWMkN
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! HAVE on hand MflODEONS of Carlnrt's Patent.
l Greens make, which warranted equal TO any in
use, N III FuINTS
intend To Keep good assortment NJ the different pr-
ces. 10 PER CENr DISCOUNT MADE To CIT RICHES
The public will find general assortment Of tnstru
mcut> at my store, such
Bass aud Tenor Drums,
Nious aud Bass Nuls,
Guitars and Baujos,
Accorlcons and Flutinas
Etgcletts, Flies and Flutes,
Tamhoriuo. curionetts &c.
Also, Sheet Music and Instruction Books.
y. Y GRlGGS,
Nov 10 SlGN OF ms Coon SAMARITAN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-12-01

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u pity much the loss yoU've IA
Tn" grief you must euiUr--
heart Tor Little made 80 sad,
\ little Moore wont cure