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NEW SPRING GOODS

NV SFNshS SOODs
NTTEh nve nov IN store a ctC! c selection o! Faacy
r:s,s. : .:::ssi %; I'D i. F!::3 3i;:s S4::
R!ass srd co'orcd silk Ro5cs
GgcrGG:ne nj tartEe 10
or;antic AID Lawn 10
Plain aiL Figured Iaccrc:S
While GLi ? .utrd Bril- lnirs
riLia rad pr;m'ci Hngse,sGs
Cashmere ShrH;s a"i %~ar!i
SrNcs' r.yice Par!= u ,n.'"s
Er.Dro:doiet :!as':a III Can!,r: Collar, md slse-o,
f:eiei. "ro?;h; CoI,"rti;' rni Sleeves
Mourning C0,!s,s IL .:"At variety
Muslin aud C,lnnric BANGS and T:::r;;irss
lu:nu.s' F..ck Waiss
Thread hh."s aud ILc"s
.i,yand, =, Nt ln5 six G'orGs
Loir,' nj a:l Doe G4ultIe:s
B!nck T:rcsd Veil.
Fancy >Ju!is d.
Cray. AMI Love Iri's
Muslin CAPE
EmLro!ic:cd ani Revere Handkerchief,
FARMER, HiMMo x co.
Mar % No 10 Eagle Square
H!:IV -T0Cn OF STIING FOODS
1T1E ere receiving orr stock Of staple ard Fnncr Dry
~ Gy,d., ~ pIr,o Of our own importation, and TIE re.
a iGGcr from ti!a various u...E';s Q: tl!s country, pun.
cIr-.d on 'Ir ingst I,Yurrb,r teruIs.
Tn" whJlc stock hr%: "H-rrly new and :."sh, we oaer
- srn rad, 60, ii .cnt.y assuring bIy"r- that grcb: IN
iu. ma :, n!uy b. expected. II consists IN pGri Us lollowz:
.5i. :. -. I'D . ! Brown Starting, aat Shset!ngs
Cotton CSrah.--.. Colgralos HnG Nsmk"-ns
I.r-.. fteck %: t.rrrucr Domestic. MI Widths
fir;d, striped fni PihE t"'iph-. Tor servants
E,.t4csY lcap-. Sa'i.C's md Twcras
Iira!n.s, FdrrIUr" n'r Apron C.cck,
E.cac.,i AMI Brown Table C!o;hs and nau.GsLs
Lar. stock ri ir-h Linens
C.Utns. Cn-s!nrre4 ana Vr,tlr.s
lur., stock Of Prints. G.n.nnL.s aad La~Ds
apuccns nLt Canton ciu:hs
Printed Chali.- Hn! Blr:g"s
Plain Dc I.l.ue- Mi Ghai.I"s Of all grades
Lawn. Cnrl..c rui Barss" itol"s
Wa!i- Cabrics, JnekDmcts. swi,. and Nu!! Musl!us
Mainline. lnrrc sr3rS nnd cheap
|. ,r.. Huz'.. rat Ca!.c:!c .o.Lrg1
Lee Coil!Y- ard Slrr~-t In se:a
Linen, Cambria, six and Cotton idhf-,
With = iur.c s'ocA ~ older goods nct nnumcrated, 10
wlir. we usk tho attention ! cur friends rpd The trade
generally. NILL.NGuAH i IAHDf.
Mlrcn 9I-iN rim
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RuMoR CoyTRADicIEp.-Taa LyrrhburC Virgi-
II c"mtraIIcts Il ra!aor N! 'ha prevalence Q! ,';Ia!
ut Emory ind Henry Co.ir-e. 4 supposed case
,ha; disease has proved 10 ba measles.
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r,TTrr uu:s lyo surrp

PEEF-s3 GG n s. % T. est. cross, which IL So Or
d 80 net: beef scarce at prescnt.
UOGS-s1 n r. hundrrd. Very .carre sud In demand.
s~IEEP-Nut:nn coll Cor :! $685. u piece; cHt;n
tor ordinary ana superior Sheep.
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- LADIES' FiIR-On WEDNESDAY even.
Ing, n" 26'h lE-'.. NJ EId,.iu's Hal, On BaGk i
tdi', Vi ING hcv. u. ID. HOLcs Church viii cpcn d
{ as"tgi. sesson1hle and d-=!rsblc ercicies, 10 which
-Gi pGb..c attcniioa anl fnvo-.
C0tcc and substan'als FROM ii, :. NJ, IN u, P. NJ.
C., Jel!ie-, sc, III abundance.
z 20 De continued III Saturday G!sh:. MIcch -
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IRE ~ RocKBE,DGy.-Thc hou,e Of Col. job"
Jord2n, near tho B"ckbridce AlHE Springs, was
;roycd 10y lire lis. Tuesday :i.h..
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Z II, SHi NGLiNG AND LATHISt'
HATCHETS.-Oi superior quality, for ssia By.
Ci.ARnsON i ANDERSON,
ch25 No. lVr, :ialp Street.
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IRE Is M~oSIGoHTEY.- The dwelling Of NJ.
a 4. Lawrence, in Montgomery couuiy, w6s &c
ycd by ire last week. Lo3& between 81 ,JVU aof
800.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. MtRrH2j
The receipts for the las, week have been Eiurh N2Ht'r,
ard TIE br..F. n atty Of /! i"TiOr quality. Ihe n!nrkr'.
continue nciiye tor all grades, with n good ccrland for
.ood manufacturing Leaf, wlIchi l. scarce.
\ Y MANri*. Sons s Co.
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= ILLi,ti MEGDi<N MD ~tiECB5ING
Ell lOE!. :ArIOCkS and PICK AXES.-JI:, TO-
cri"ri u large assortment Vi tho above agricultural IGpe'
meas, GirGc: :sYni the manufacturer. md Tor sls!yw ~
JOHNSTON i ERaE@tORO.
Importers anI Dsslrrs Ia Hardware, Cutlery,
Marc! Il Cum. AE, w. -. MINI stree,
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81 o-l amer Tuesday, Ito! Apli', tie "cconinodat0u
" tr,ia oI TINS triup'Gr " run Hn;,y. t>"nGhys eyeep;
81 between Nj! : nd !:c.mUrt, anNtHg Milford 4, =
c',iu.!: ) NJ. s;op;:. ~ the ,oIt1-r /! T h'ehA!sif, mud ~,
1--WE N Eic.nuaI Il : - o'clock. $. y returning, vii
lcn.r iu:uiUouG ~ + O'clock +. u. niI reach Miilo.d 81
UG p N ,,.yyin, tor ,".-"r .sr- ut my pnlnt eecn way,
Fare. ,he sane as on the 'cga!ar 'r"ir.
SAMUEL RUTH.
&rvt Z; Ir.usp"TIa.ou.
cErirg r = ( p L X ca,
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FTIT.-:E - II" T'TFT -,
- M ug?y p-r!EE Il large rI .yrlmeEt OF Hardware Az
rrfI,ry O: Fo.c!.a HTd Domestic manufacture. al! u
.-Llrh hgrr trrr bGG-.!. On the most tarnrrb'e '':ns. ~
c,h drrr1 L unH"crsSa:? - "nunIsr"'e. suffice u -
,r that nv stock IL large and complete. invite al! ID!
ll.;s.muer- md friends, md tic pubic generally. to cali Oh
ne br;ora making '"c!g p%urcha-es.
TiiEU. ROBERTSON,
Importer and pcrler in Foreign and Domestic
L. O. a.. IL.L--ru.L-. E-LI-rE No r.. M.lu a.
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SPiDE~, S!ibItL@, MANURE and Htf
~ FORKS. MANURE pRhGS AND ASPARAGUS
.OkE3, &C.-hcw IL sore. = large stock Of Spade. sd
5un"'!. Manure, 10y md Asparagus EUris. NiUur: Dr'2',
.sc, 20 which We would rIr..-1 lGy cal! Tie st;eai!on 81
merchants AID :r-Gnc'-
JOHNSTON E BRiE$FORo.
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ACCu.litIuDAEiuS TRAIN.

;5:aEil. $500 %ssEsa
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EDNE DaLLAK : aoX-Tas subscriber Gas ~
~ come i!l:r been Tu,iIng up ii "p.!ar axe Il sEN
PES .A!A!l..3LE EhA.AG POWDER, toy IL" r--0'
lar :. famine, Hoes, &c. or !or iho,s vEg uc Il III ."!ge
qanniirs. !t- l. pu'i;ug Up'ac C'arr l"O sizes as"sGG"
For st.c Dy Druggists emu G""c.r- generally.
MnEch II :. Z sEMfit. .H. Nain 81
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;:ENnF j.. PAiti:I~B.

~ = VIM nv VO'Ds'
FSSI!E s"b.er!orr las j4sy TeJIr.r. f.om tau Ao'tl,
u ah"r"h e s1!fc.-f w';1 great core, and j, uU~ re-
Gc.inE, "ni opening .!s Yr!Hs rnG Summer ,upp'y o.!
New GnCt,, committing O. n h,aulall assortment o.!
CLOTHS. CAS$m!EaES. VEST. NGS, &C. lie solicit. a
cal. rom his old iG!-I1s and customers, ana the public
generally, r-sG:.r. IGem that no c!!or, will be spared 10
give satisfaction. WM. OFT RICHARDSON
Nercn-m. Tailor,
Iitl street, opposite Exchange lg'el
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MtR;;E yi,.:s
o. ~i,:CH1OND. Mo-
iLi;iiE En-.

rrGnws..n .m:s o@g1:C, G'cLocx,
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l9OHTICJLTuEAL ToOLs.-"e hare no" "a
I'll hand a large a.. )rtrenr OF Horticultural Tools. IL
set, or singly. c0us;stia; OF EGkes: DuiGh, Turnip. Garcoal
Wedding aud Hiding Hoes; Hedge SEearsi Pruning sag,
Scissors and knirc.; T:sEspI-n.inl TEo"e!s AMI ho!r'
Knives. &c sc. Alia wan. will ,les=e give rs a CO..
JOHNSTON & BRANSfORD.
sign Of the Cco-s Cut saw
March |. No. =. Main rH'H-
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WtNNNi ItlFLH Nd .IUN tt ~
e GtNEf 30: the C~c'-bra;e: Nannny Regp". q '
"A -. wAi"h po.-..cs advantages over ~ otAe' hg-
rr. F-!l in:0- r.:ipG, o: i.rChinCs nTH;-h"i, upon:
application 70 III: .rj",.'HnrG, fpc.!I! q ?%i' ,"f tnf -
ger, rwt general s.ert tor TIE safe J.! J. i.I!',
n.rch 2i-rIrl White P,-r. +. o., Clarke couL;y, -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31
GcOTuil Currency.

WHAT shall be in place Of Georgia currency Is no~
the question agatug tie monetary circles OF the West
The withdrawal Of three millions of currency has been
and vii be seriI'; e!t ny all classes Of bu-
-ine-, men, and u-< l..ioi- Banks expand Or Ice
East provides Will a circulating nediuul, money viii
-.. tie high which it has been held this
-. G,e pr.nc.. e q Georgia money is undoubtedly
wrong Wherever paper expansion has exceeded geld
and silver IN s circulation rgia has been sure to follow
Vt tie confidence Of business men ia the leading
Georgia Banks j. unlimited, and TIE Subscriber knowing
Atlanta Interior and be good, will continue TO
receive the Of said Banks in payment for lot. ON
the south side OF the Illinois River. These Lots OF!
fered a; bargain, and fail to suit either for in
vs;lent or Improvement and to those who unwilling
or unable 70 pay the outrageous prices charged by specu-
alors for Lots the north side, the subscriber would
earnestly call their attention to the superior advantages
offered IN Clover Addition. feb23 OLIVER CORNELL
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Notice to the Sick.

The citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity viii be g-aaed to
learn that Mcssrs. 4 c. Z =. :. PCrSsT. Druggists
have been appointed for tie sale Of Or. E,TEE
~. Palsr Family Medicines Hi medicines are bet
ter prepared more prompt ehectual in subduing the
diseases incident this climate than others in general
use Ther are meeting with rapid sale in nearly every
cy in the Wet and give general satisfaction to
:iose that them For further information in regard
10 these reui,ifc- til. sick and afflicted invited to
careful erusal OF Dr. E,sTEET'- advertisements which
can lie seen in our columns this day.
Merchants aud druggist, zho not already supplied
with them would do vel call upon DR. Easteriy in St
Louis and obtain stock d Ii. popular articles or from
ii. agents ia Ottawa August l.
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Ottama frtt Gra0er .
CITY Council.

Nay 21.-Ald. Wade, from the committee
on Gas and Gas Light, reported the bill of
the Gas Ligh. Company-s25-49-coirec
and it was ordered to be paid. He also re-
ported some regulations in reference to the
hours during which the light should be kept
burning, g., which were laid over.
A communication was received from DR.
Harris. Health officer, recommending sundry
amendments to the Health ordinances Of
the city, and that they he published in hand
bill form. The latter recommendation was
adopted, and the health ordinance so amend
ed as to require physicians in the city at
tending on persons having contagious dis
ease TO report the fact to the health officer
The committee on public health were also
authorized to procure a suitable place,
should the necessity arise, TO be used as
hospital for patients with contagious dis
eases.
Aid. True from the majority, and AID
Wade from the minority of the committee
in reference to the liquor ordinance now sub
mitted each report, the former opposing
and the latter recommending the repeal of
the city prohibitory ordinance. The re-
ports were received; and motion then hav-
ing been submitted that the majority report
be adopted, Aid. COgswell moved to adjourn
to the court house, so that the people might
hear the question discussed. This motion
was however withdrawn; and after a brief
discussion, the motion to adopt the majority
report prevailed, the council thus refusing to
repeal the prohibitory ordinance. The vote
by ayes and noes, on the motion TO adopt
the majority report was as follows:
Yeas-Green, Fredcnburgh, Cogswell,
Dow. Richards II, True, Putnam.
Nays-LeaveHs. Ncttc, Wade, Slattery,
Barton, Nitchelm-6.
AID Richardson moved an amendment to
the present ordinance so as to exempt beer,
cider, and native wine from its operation
The .mendment was laid over TO the next
meeting.
A few small bills were allowed, an then
the council adjourned.
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HENRY WARD BEECuER.-We were in error
in stating in our last that among the distin.
guished delegates from abroad in attendance
at the meeting of the General Association Of
Illinois at Ottawa was the celebrated Henry
Ward Beecher. 1t was DIR. Vim. Beecher,
brother Of II. w. He had been in town
but few hours when our paper went to
press, and the report was current through
the streets that it was the great agitator.
We refer our readers to the advertisement
in to-day's paper of Herr Dricsbach i Co
great menagerie and circus, one of the
largest and most celebrated establishments
now travelling. Besides comprehensive 10
illogical institute, including among every
variety of animal creation, the only living
giraffe in America, they have separate corps
Of equestrians and acrobats, among whom
may be observed names which have figured
extensively as stars in Europe as well as in
this country. The famous Eaton Stone, the
world renowned bare back horSeman, and
the charming Mile Jameson, from the
cirqUe ndtionale Paris lead the equestrian
troupe, while an extraordinary gymnast
named Arthur Barnes, who il is said turns
one hundred somersets, stands at the head
Of the gymnastic corps. The combined To-
illogical and arenic exhibition will doubtless
prove tie show of the season
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GEgHAKD's GILMAN REToKTER.-We have
received several circulars through the mail,
from New York, and two copies Of very
fine large German Bank Note Reporter, with
4 request to notice We Should do so
with pleasure, but that the sender Of the
circular appears to labor under the impress
sion that the Free Trader is German paper.
For his information we will state that there
is no German paper published in Ottawa :
but if any Of our German friends want a
good Bank Note Reporter, we can recon-
mend Nr. GyrAarI's as az they can desire.
Price $50 per anuu:n. Address Fir. Ger
hard, Box 4VOl, New York.
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The DEAR CHILDREN All our public
schools joined on VI cdnesiay in 4 grand pro-
cessioK and picnic The number must haze
been scven or eight hundred, and marching
swo by two, formed 4 procession o:cr quarter
OF mile in length The little people"
Jetook themselves To 4 shady ravine north
Of the city, hal 4 collation., and enjoyed
themselves in innocent plays and amuse-
sncnts as children only can. Their teachers
accompanied them, and took good care to
keep young America within the bounds of
juvenile proPricty.
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YoUSG AxER3cA.--A friend of ours hap
pcned in to drinking saloon the other day
and saw couple Of boys twelve or fourteen
years Of age saunter in arm in arm smoking
cigars and step mp 10 the bar
"Well Iii, what are you going to take?''
Iii thought Il moment and said II guess III
take cin cocktail; wha;'ll you take, Edo y
FL stood for short time as if in deep re-
fsction aud concluded TO "try a brandy
smash"
The compounds were duly mixed, and our
young hoPeiuls stood with one foot on a
chair and drank them with all the aoncAa-
lance OF Irregular Old soakers."
One of them then threw down half dol
lar in payment, picked up the change with
out counting it, thrust it carelessly into his
vest pocket and said, 80 come, let's go up and
have game of billiards.
These are fast youths, certainly, and should
be looked after or they may soon find them
selves at another bar than that which they
are now so freely patroniZins.
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PRAcTIcAL AHEEICAS CcoKEl:T AND DoNEsT:C
EcoNoMY. Compiled by Elizabeth u. Hall.
Miller, Orion u MuIligan, New York and
Auburn.
This is a very handsome volume Of over
400 pages. the character of which IS indi-
Gated by the title. The recipes, which cover
the whole range Of the culinary art, are
given as the results Of experience, and con-
tain every thing that can be esteemed es-
sential for the production alike q 4 simply
or a most deliberately furnished table
There can be no housewife, however an fit
IN the cookin. art, but must fad this book
most convenient and useful companion.
FOR sale by RATEBuN & 4ETox, Ottawa.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 80, 1856.
w ea'-Stcady, but dull at spring : .Os
al.I0; winter l.2Ual.f0.
Coyu-Decideily lower. Last sales at
3iI cts with at SIC afoat
OGts-2Ja3Oc.
PotdtoeS-g0a: 90.
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TIE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENT, Wa
sHrSGroN's FAREWELL Address, and 9th r
beautifully embe!!ished steel engra.ings,
with appropriate yign5tteS, &c, in sizes suit
able for framing and hanging up as paTlor
ornaments These are the work Of very
able artist IN New York city. They are
much superior to any enGravirGs Of the Find
we had vt seen. Oar friend Peer Russell,
At the Ottawa Furniture Depot has them for
sale, and Is prepared 10 fix them up with
beautiful gilt frames
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1856. Spring Trade. 1856.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends and tn,
L public generally, that c has received his Spring aud
Summer stock of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in bart Of Fancy Dress siks Of almost every
desirable pattern. Also, extensive stock Of
Black SILKS,
which he tnAes the liberty to say IS the most extensive
Stock In this City Also, Bereges, ombre stripes, DE
LANES, Chlia Lawns, English and French Ging'ams
Prints AIsc "A large lot o! SifAWi.S AND MANTILLAS,
Domestic Goods.
B'e1chcl and uLJleachcd Muslins, Drills Checks,
ihckorys, Fknn,ls, Crash, &c, g.
GarpetS. "a new Feature.
1t is well town that have the best assortment of
Carpets that hes ever offered tor sale in and
IRE Ssi tS.oy fao mac ltsHI Those 40 a
good Carpet had better call in tine, before it is late.
Ready Gadc Clothing.
\ good lot oi Summer Clothing.
Boots and Shoes.
This department always fun. As usual the best that
New i ork AMI Boston affords.
Furnishing Goods.
Daniasks Oil Cloths, Linens, &c, &c
Hats and Caps.
Mems ana boy i summer Hats Also, children's Hats
and Flats
Hardware.
Table Hardware, Nails, Cutlery, &c.
Cloths and Cassimeres.
sat-ne;s, jeans, Cottonades, &c. &c
Groceries and Wooden Ware,
or all kinds. Sc. &c &. q. MILLER,
Ottawa, May 10, 1876. Pennsylvania store
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DAYTON Nursery.

THIS Nursery is situated five miles east of Otta.
/ wa on the south side Of Fox River, and two miles
from DAYTON Mills. We have for the Spring trade larg
r ounher of Ample Trees of sufficient set than We
have offered in any previous season They have been
thoroughly cultivated, thrifty, stocky, and of good
size.
We also offer addition to our former varieties, about
,I;r,v new varieties of tie most approved sorts.
oar stock of Peach, Pear Ounce, and varieties
of Cherries. are much injured by the severity
WINTER but from careful examination of the Nursery
Apple Trees and or two kinds OF cherry they are
found TO be uninured, and in perfectly healthy condi
ton. wr..", VAIL,
.rS VI. IL.
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Tl:c Great En-tiSt, Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLiRkt'S
CEiERRiI FEMALE PILLS.

nEEPARED FROM g pre-rrp-. % s.T James Clarke
" D. - ysic.-u Extraordinary [" the q rcca- Ii-
invaluable " s,I-a- j. Unt.nE ia the cure 81 "a. those
constitution.
L. ulod-ra'es als> x.sS, removes AL distinctions, ara
bring, Nc ~,outh'y period with regularity These
Ps .Lold be three weeks preyi0- to con
fiu.mert they fartif the constitution, cud lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duts.- with safety to herself and child
TEE-E PILs TsEFN ~ FEMALES rtEfN6 TiE
FIRST THREE MONTHS 90 PEEsNAS'Y. A. TlET AER
SlEE ~ BEI:5 % NisCAELIAGE, II ASY OTILK TNE
TTEs
In all cases Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
the Back and Limbs. H-avues-, Fatigue Sight fNer-
ton Papil Of the Heart Lowne- 81 Spirits, Iys-
teTics SICK Headache Whites AID g.! tie painful! d-ra-
Occasioned By G-oriered system. these P!s VIII e.
feet cgre when al other failed, and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, calOmel
anthony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package Price, N
the United States and Canada. One Dollar.
Sole Agents t,r the United States,
l. C. BALDWIN & Co.
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EU- INESS ENLARGED
Ottawa -
mFurniture Mannfactoryh
OF
WATSON g, INNER VAN.

g IiNERNAN having purchased the interest of L. r.
y. EHcG. ia the Factory SHOWN rs Rug Watson,
takes his opportunity inform the trade ihat they
hand with increased udysut tor manufacturing all
Kind, OF Furniture and thaiEA. at prices that
DEFY competition.
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business uuuL.r Of years have taken pains to
leci the best 81 workcu, and pledge ourselves to
nothing but the best Of materials having kiln for dry
lug the approved plan, leaving excuse foE
working green lumber, those who work direct from tho
lumber yards have.
Hotel keepers and others will hp' Il 90 their advantage
% trade with a. II n good article T. tc,ir-d,
job Work 81 all knd- done u tie shcgtest notice. job
Turning and Scroll. saving done IA the hes! manner a.
our Cts Joiner, viii testify.
Suel Posts and Bannstcrs always on hand Of all pat
We have q saw Nil, and solicit custom logs.
The business Of the old r will bc settled BIZ gugg
Watson. a. before. WATSON ZINEIMAS.
Ottawa, March :. ISIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

The GEIGER HoCsE-This favorite Ottawa
hotel, TO which an addition of % #. front
anda third story was built last fall, has been
further enlarged by the addition of another
story over the dining hall, some Is by 20 #.
The hotel is now the largest in our city, and
under the management of Mr.. SPIcEs, who
leased it month or two ago for a term of
years, will hold rank in every respect save
room with the frs. class Chicago hotels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

RnrsAEE.-NrS. Murphy, from the Ct;a-
wa Nursery aad Vegetable gardens. west
>iLe Of the city, has laid US under Obl;ga-
tions for bunch Of mach ;ke finest rhu-
barb or pie-plant We have seen this season.
The stems are some i inches long, and !
or inches in circumference For early
vegetables, tomato and cabbage plants, roses,
shrubs, and Towering plants of all kinds.
this nursery presents very desirable facilities
for OH citizens.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

LowSSBERY 's-Our friend \. j. Lowsbcry
has opened very fine stock of family gro
ceries in the building Immediately opposite
the post office. His stock Is new and fresh
throughout, and comprises almost everything
good TO eat, with teas, coffee, chocolate, &c,
&c, to make up for d" drinkablcs,' to say
nothing Of stone ware, cedar ware, and Il
thousand other notions, not emitting new
broorns to sweep clean"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-31

LITERARY AssocIATIoN.-Next Tuesday
evening is the time for a regular meeting
Quarterly, we Think Of the Association,
but the Sec'y has neglected to furnish US
with copy of the programme and we do
not know whether it is to be I business or
public meeting.