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FRANCE.

Ten millions Of fraIcs had been voted by the Gov
ernmert for the relief of the sufferers by the late nun-
da,ions, and the Empress hsd opened su ,scnption
LIST also for their benefit. The Agricultural show at
Paris continued TO be a great source of attraction
The liabilities Of NJ. Place, bankrupt, Director of the
Credit Mobiler, were estimated at eighteen million
francs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
CREECE-

The King Of Greece has seked the Infanta OF Spain
10 marriage for the heir to the Greek throne, and a
favorable answer had been given by Spain. King
OHIO was about to set out for Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

HAKTfoND, Wedseeday, Jane IL, 1856.
David Drscoll Of this city, in jumping from the
fon'he eSpress train i. entered the city last even.
ing, was caught under the wheels and fatally injured
lie ieaves wife and family He lived Que hour Of er
the accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

The feet TO be cent to Mexico WAS reported to mum
Der eleven ships OF the line three gstes, two cor.
vettes, and four steamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

This steamer Of the Fall River Line to Boston.
white on her way to this city yesterday morning,
ashore on " Niggei's Point, Hell Gate but " being
90 ,;de .bs cot Of in An hour or two and came to
docL The amour! Of damage was not aseertained,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
DI-SSI A

The Czar has made the following diplomatic ap.
continents: NJ. Budberg, ambassador at Berlin to
hnua, replaced Of Berlin by Baron Brunowi Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
Business Notifes.
To JOHN c. Fremont.

ch.u,con OF Freedom hall 70 thse'
naillion With pride will fanae,
To see The Goddess Liberty
A6orr Dor standard with thy name;
That glorious hse Of stripes and stars
Rome westward BY thy daring hand.
hr,ush tempests and Ger mountain bars,
And planted on Pscihc's strand
Columbus Of the golden West
AZ be returned from Salvador,
SO thou by je4lously oppressed,
Tb, path Of honor ira sesd Oer
Bat Time 70 just; and Glory row
With busy hcgers joyful wesves
A iiadem 10 grsce thy bfoS
OF myrtle boushs and lsure leaves
Young Alexander Of the sse! IL,
Lay thou ssde the sword and snea,
Leave temTests wrath nd inei ''e
To serve uron nobler hea
That field thy country ssei 90 ~
The Csn.sn Of the human Iaes-
M.ds bv The R.voluions 'on
' TO- ~ sI.edoms only dweiinsPse.
splendid Pnoross.rHs PosIsa . Of oSa ~, sTo.5
Jus, fii.i cd, may be seen I" "00' '~'''
...c., NJ Franklin-st.
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PORTIrGAI.
SPAIN,

The vine and potato crops were likely to fail from
too much rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

DoleOrouek formerly Minister Of War, Enbssssd@ 70
Paiis, and Count Chiepowch Embasssdor to London
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Was BATCHELOR'S

Wigs - HAR.DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
WIGS have peculiar to their house
WY world for their graceful beauty
ssAs and duabity-fiing charm The largest and best
DTT eod At BATcHELoR's, No. 23S broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEI.-The great Catarrh
Do tor 70 coming again DR. c. HOWARD Marshall who new
or s. cure Casrh and all Coughs will be again at the St
Eeholsa New Yok, TUESDAY, June 9Th, staying few
dsya Rouu from 10 p IN. Consultation free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

SINGULAR PHENOMENON.-On one Of the last
sa Of the week gua phenomenon observed
Substance unlike any known bird and too quiet In color r any
eteor slowly sailing from skywsrd In broadway When
oied M ard examined proved to be Hal made some time
snce Louis Napoleon BY Knox No 2a Broadway which
10. A TACT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
HERR,NG's SAFE AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

Polo, Ose County, Ill, May 8, 1855.
s.fe. In Oeiobs 1855 purchased Of you aERRIxG's Pa
rrxT sATx No iz7si On the April ult, my
sney ,! he but se safe proved equal 70 the
ina a. large wood and sel with very eOmbusbe
The aide Of tho building in which the Safe stood filed up
Nth alcohol spirits tipentne and OIL rendering the heat
se..vey gresso great In fact TO melt down cast and
wrought IRON such ss csstron kettles &c into
sDd guhed bad but little hope that the safe 'ald
Withstand % ssyefe test but happy to find equal to TIE
s"''sehs'' fs,n.d JAMES c. Lucky.
s. c. HrRRrc 4 Co. Green Block. Nos ls5 ISL and l5s
.er e., " cole Agents and Pstentees Of HERRIsG's
PATTNT CHAMPION FIRE BURGLAR Poor SAfss, with
Hslri Patent Powder-Proof Lo;ka
HUSBANDS CALCiNED MAGNEsA is three
tes the strength Of the Msgness and clear OF uh
p-~sa9t tssto foW frstpremiam silver medals ana
Worlds Far neda awarded being the best IN the maIte
Boz s By Druggists generally and Wholesale BY the man.
es,arer Il. j. HUSBAND, Phnsdelphs-
HoLLowAY's PILLs-A STARTLING TRUTH-
Those who die with the Of hsad commit eon
srDcts suicide and these wonderful PILLS es1cste
complaints Of the Digestive and Secretve Organs sufferers from
tese ussd.es DO neslest TO take them nc sau
sthiiy. Sold Ct hs manufactured, No 30 Mdenane. New
fot and No IA strand London aud BY ali druggists ct pc
eZte AID VI per box
HOsTETER.--All Dyspeptic, weak and debili
taed pe,sons wbo HosrsrrERs VEGETABLE Src
nc family afford be without th. article Ia ~es,her
Sod ty Ell Groee Druegsts AID Hotels. BARNS PARk,
Ne~-foh, Arect'; Mira HAYES, Brooklyn.
CATAwDA WINES, from the Vineyards of j. ID.
E:s Cincinnati, ohso-spsrkns aud stl-ysry superior
warranted oaiy the pure Jaes OF the grape
BARNES Pax Broadway and Duane st.
All dear reader tsis th. sage advice:
Lrok,s Magnetic stuff kills insects, Rats, and Nice:
iso "a sg pn house Of psst' to mortal kind.
sro"pss and PILLS just keep in MUD
@ Nothiie can Nail Insects but LYONS MAGNETIC
brosewsy 'r~' " "
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by relersph-l
DEPARTURE OF TUE NIAc,pA

BosIoS, Wednesday, june 10 1876
The L. M. steamship Niagara sailed Al noon ,o'd.v
with 1873 passengers Tor Liverpool aud 81 for HaTf.
She takes out nearly million dollars in specie. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

AND He IONfeH
WATERS improved PIANOS and MELopEoss are be
at No Broadway Pianos rent, and sloved
purchase for sale monthly payments second hand
PrANos $50 to $40; MELoDEoSs from $40 TO *to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19
HUSBANDS CALcINED MAGNEsA is three

tes the strength Msgness and clear OF uh
p:r~sa9t tsste. -Four frstpremiam silver medals ana
Worlds Far neda swsrded being the best In the market
Dor s By the Druggists generally and Wholesale BY the man
estprer T. j. HUSBAND, Phladepha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

HERRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFEs.-The
sbove celebrated Safes with Hall Patent Powder Proof Lock
Improvement upon oil improved SesmsndeI and other
ssfes-hsnos the Champion" Their triunphs the
Wsrd slre sAy kssw and their history their eulogy.
For sale .: Green Block, Nos 1885, Isl and i39 waterst
NsW-York 3. C.. HERRING Il Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

TIE "OTTAwA BOYS" IN KANsAs.-A To-
peka correspondent of the Chicago Press
thus announces the arrival Of Lanes Compa-
ny in Kansas:
The long-looked for emigration through
Iowa has at last arrived in the Territory
Most Of the Chicago company are with them,
as are those from Ottiws and other places
in Illinois. They bring with the tram
some sixty-five or seventy wagons, loaded
with agricultural implements and other ar
ticles useful in the settlement of new
country. AS might be expected from the
troubled state of the country, the larger
proportion are male adults, il hough there
is quite a number Of women and children.
they were long delayed on the route. In
the first place bands of Missourians and
others went up TO intercept them, and they
were uncertain about advancing until the
party was strong enough to make their pro-
gress pretty certain and safe. They also
stopped by the way to make bridges, and
improve the road where necessary. There
is now a good road between Nebraska City
and Topeka. These emigrants intend divi.
ding parties and settling into different por-
tioIs of the Territory; settling together
in force sufficient to insure protection to each
other.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23
Georgia Currency.

WHAT shall be in place Of Georgia currency is
the question aga,ing the monetary circles Of the West
The withdrawal OF three millions Of currency ha, been
and will continue to be seriously felt by all classes Of bu
sness IN. and unless Illinois Banks expand the
East provides with circulating medium money will
cor.tinue at the high rates which it has been held this
winter. The principle OF Georgia is undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
and silver Ia ifs circulation ha. been follow.
Yet the confidence OF business Ia the leading
Georgia banks unlimited aud the subscriber knowing
Atlanta Interior and Macon be good, will continue
receive the notes O! said Banks In payment for lots
the south side OF the Illinois River These Lots Of
fered bargain. and fail t. suit either for in
ves:ment improvement and o those " no lng
unable pay the prices charged by specu
Iz;ors ior Lots the north side the subscriber would
earnestly call their attention To the superior advantages
oHered in GloSer's Addition. febZS OLIVER CORNELL
II any should ASK what la opinion, arrived
a; by impartial test, the best and most honest
compounded remedy for preserving and boauying the
hair and restoring gray hair its original color, and
the locks TO the bald headed, should without hesii-
ton sag Prof O. J. Woods Hair Restoratise-st Louis
Democrat
~ See advertisement in another column
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

OUE STEEETs.-Can that individual, the
Oldest inhabitant, point to the time when
our streets were in worse or more filthy
condition than at present Our Public
square is made the receptacle of the accu-
Inulated Oial IF the last SIX months, breed
Ing and spreading pestilence throughout our
naturally healthy city Why is not por-
ton of our very heavy tax expended in
cleaning the streets, instead of furnishing
gas to light home into the country some Of
our thick headed city fathers. How much
longer shall we remain content to see our
money squandered and thrown away upon
questionable improvements Of no general
benefit, while our streets and Public squares
are in a worse condition than any good farm
cr's hog pen. Do we wish the presence of
contagious diseases? Certainly our good city
fathers have invited their coming by every
means in their power.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23
SAYINGS BANK.

In GLorer,s addition to Ottdtcd.
q 30 4 FOR a Lot. Terms IS cash, and IS on the
~ ~ first day of every succeeding month until
III paid, without interest jules TRUE WATERMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23
0ttaha fire. Graber .
Circnit Court.

A special term of the Circuit Court for
this county was convened on Monday to try
some criminals who had petitioned for a
trial before the regular fall term. The court
was in session little over a day, and the
following cases only disposed of:
The People vs. John Forley, John Br0''n,
Stephsa L,,mert, Jacob NcGram.-These
were canal drivers who iIad got GU spree
at a grocery in Marseilles in June last, and
during the revel, got into a quarrel with a
man named Roath, who finally declared
he could whip half dozen of them. The
drivers having some doubts on this point,
proceeded to test the matter, and proved
the assertion false by heating poor Ruth
within an inch of his life. The drivers were
thereupon arrested and lodged in Jail, where
they were detained for want Of a friend who
agreed to stand surety for them against CIV
ing leg bail On the trial they plead guilty
to the assault on Roath and riotous proeeeo-
incs generally, and were sentenced, to from
10 to 80 days each in the county jail
The People vs. John Nrginna.-Thls I'M
fortunate member Of the gang of burglars
that troubled @ .tawa so much month ago,
met with the untoward accident Of being
nabbed one night while in the act of enter
ing the dwelling Of VIM. Cogswell, Esq
When brought up fer trial, he had nothing
to offer in exculpat,on-and would give no
account OF himself He plead guilty to the
indictment in manner and form as charged,
and the court sentenced him to one years
hard Iaber in the " institution I" at Alton.
There are about a dozen more "gentle-
ruen 80 confined in the county jail under
charge of various offences. but they prefer:
court for trial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23
Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
ID. WALKER ~ In.

ID. WALKER Il Go.
SAKE pleasure in informing their friends and the
4 public generally that they have opened their new
store In the four story brick block south side q
the public square and offer for sale the largest best
and mos; extensive assortment q
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Glass &
Glass ware,
And other articles App-rtanng the trade that have
ever been exhibited in Ottawa We sh always endea
vor 10 Keep assortment full and complete and
nothing for sale but what pure fresh and
ted Our present stock has been lately purchased
head quarters for cash, which will enable at
ry t0U nyures Physicians and others wishing
Wholesale, purchase from favorable terms and
ut prices full low those in Chicago St Louis In
our assortmeni will be found the plrest best
and Pnarmaceutal Preparations Druggists Glassware
window Glass, all sizes and qualities Paints Oils. Var
nshes, Paint Brushes, Dye siufs Canphene, Burning
FLUID, &c, &c.
Also general assortment Of Yankee Notions such as
Combs Brushes, Cosmetics, Pomades, &c.
We are agents for the sale OF DIR. Jayne's, Moi
fafs Christies Fanchers Ayers Guysott's, Wistars,
and other Patent Medicines and curatiyes and keep
hand full assortment OF the most popular Patent Medi-
cin-, which will be sold a; whole. ale and retail.
PHYSICIANS Prescriptions accurately compounded, and
will be attended TO both night and day.
DAVID WALKER,
Ottawa, july ~. 1856 JND. J. THOMAS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

FLorK AT HoNE.-Mr. Keller, Of the AGE
duct Mill, it vii. be noticed by the advertise
ment in another column, introdces a new
FEATURE in the home flour trade of cur city.
Hitherto all the flour for home consumption
has been sold at one price, and the milcrs
have been obliged either to mix second rate
wheat with the best to produce good arti-
Gle, or send second rate flour to foreign
market, thus damaging their reputation
abroad. The new plan adopted by Mr. K. is
to graduate his price to the quality of the
flour so that persons can buy extra superfine
fine, common, or unbOlted at corresponding
prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

LIrrARY AssoCIATIoS.-A call was issued
for meeting of this body on Tuesday night
last. but on going to the Hall we found the
door locked, and no one about. We are in
formed that no one thought Of the necessi-
ty for opening and lighting the room until
too late. hence the failure.
If the members will only have that una
nimity Of feeling and willingness to labor,
which is positively necessary, the meetings
Of the Association will be both interesting
and profitable, and the hearty cooperation
of our more intelligent citizens will not be
wanting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DEcATUR.-Our citi-
z'ns were startled on yesterday morning
about 81 o'clock by the alarm Of fire, and
on repairing TO the spot, We found the cigar
store of T. STUNNED in flames. At this time
the rain was falling in torrents; but our
people, ever ready to respond to the call of
uuiy, were promptly On the spot.
I. Despite iiie strenuous efforts Of the citi-
Gems. the fire spread alarminsly, AMI soon
the entire block was in flames and before it
could be arrested the block, numbering six
houses, were burned TO the ground.
HoEKBLE MUEDEg AND Lynch LAw-The
Cairo Times and Delta of the 18th gives the
following additional particulars of the MUIR
der Of a young girl in Kentucky:
The giIl vas the daughter of Mr. Jet of
Biaudriiie. by. The dastarcly villain cut
the little girl with his knife. IN a most cruel
manner, and afler accomplishing his heIlisl
purpose, he cut her throat from ear TO ear
The devil was arrested near Mayticid, and
taken to Paducah, where he was lodged in
Jail. 4 delegation demanded and took pos.
session Of him After a preliminary lynch
trial, he vas sentenced 10 be burnt, and the
sentence was to have been executed yester-
day morning at IL o'clock. We have not
heard from there to-day, but suppose the
sentence was executed to the very letter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

nsDId ns saIIAf ec Msauf S1a5es
t(<Fs for the sale of their Carriages in the City
WI of Ottawa, Ill, beg Ia inform the citizens
O: La Sale and adjoining Counties and the people of the
West generally that they have hand and receiving
from their MANDATORY IN CONNECTICUT good
assortment of Carriages, consisting part of Rocka
ways, Sliding Seat, Top and Top ggies Of different
styles, Concord Bugges &c, made from the best
material and in neat and workmanke manner, which
will be sold reasonable Dealers and all wishing
to purchase Ill find it To their advantage to call and
mine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. From a
long experience in the manufacture of Carriages feel
confident that give entire satisfaction All work
warranted.
We have also connected with Repository shop for
doing VII kinds Of repairing which will be done At short
notice and in the best manner.
Store few doors West Of the p. o., Main street.
For reference, enquire of ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Esq
Jun l4-ly" H. ". JONES, AGENT
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Notice to the Sick.

The citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity will be gratihed to
learn that Messrs. A. c. A. S. PsrSAn Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for the sale of Dr. EASTER
Ly's Popular Family Medicines His medicines bet
prepared prompt and enectual in subdung the
diseases incident to this climate than others in general
They meeting with rapid sale in nearly every
city town in the West and give general satisfaction to
those that them For further information in regard
these remedies the sick and afflicted invited to
careful perusa Of Dr. EAsTrELYs advertisements, which
can be in columns this day.
Merchants and druggists who not already supplied
with tem would do well to call upon Dr. Eastery iii ST.
Louis and obtain stock Of his popular articles from
his agents in Ottawa August T.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23
Blu sINESS ENLARGED
OTTAWA -
hFurniture Mandatory
WATSON & ZINCEy NAV.

9 ZlMERMAN having purchased the interest Of l.. =
-. Rugg, in the Factory known Rugg Watson.
takes this opportunity inform the trade that they
hand with increased advantages for manufacturing all
kinds Of Furniture and Chairs. at prices that
defy competition.
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business for number of years have taken pains 10
lect the best of workmen and pledge oursvve,
nothing but the best OF materials, having kiln dry
lug on the most approved plan, leaving for
working green lumber those who work direct from
lumber yards can have.
Hotel keepers and others will find il to their advantage
trade with ms II q good article is desired.
Job Work Of all kinds done at the shortest notice Job
Turning and Scroll Saving done in the best
our City Joners will testify.
Nue Posts and Dan listers always on hand. Of all pat
terms.
We have a aaw Mil. and solicit custom logs.
The business OF thu old arm will be settled by Rugg
Watson, As before. WATSON ( ZIMERMAN.
Ottawa, March S. 1856.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 81, 1876.
Uheat-Dull. heavy and unsettled. In
the inorning one or two lots Spring, were
taken At CSC in store, though buyers were
generally below that figure; few parcels
Red changed hands at $l.lj on board, and
some one or two sales of No. / White oc-
CURED at 81 2sal.3O in store. After arrival
OF the steamer. market nomually lower, and
nothing doing whatever.
CoJH-Cnecltlcd and inactive. On change
buyers offered 4jc and holders asked 45a47c.
Sales of few parcels We're made at i3c in
sture, and on board in all this month, at 46c.
Market closed quite heavy, and after the
steamer, nothing doing.-I'ress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

The FLowEE QrEEs.-This beautiful can
tata will be brought out at the court house
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of
next week, under the direction Of Mr. l.. Il.
MILLER We are satisfied this will be a mu-
steal treat the like of which our citizens have
never before Leca favored with. See adver-
fiseuapf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

FATAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-The passen-
ger Train on the Alton and ST. Louis rail-
road, due here on last Thursday morning.
when about six miles below Wilmington. ran
over COW, by which the locomotive and
three cars were thrown off the track The
engineer, WA. McCrea, and fireman were
killed. No passengers were injured. Thus
two more lives have been sacrificed by the
neglect Of the company to fence their road
JoL Sig, 1874.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23
i. Hadlev E. Brother.

-
q lisiment the side of the Court House, in
us.awa formerly owned and occupied BY John Stout,
respectfully announces that he has associated with
sen as partner in the business, his brother HAD
and that the name and style Of the arm win hence
L.. HADLEY Il BRO.
In making this announcement, the new firm have also
the pleasure Of informing their friends and public
that they have Just received direct from New York
splendid stock Of
New Goods: New Goods:
Consistngo of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots O.
Shoes, Bonnsts dc, dc.
Among their assortment may be found beautiful
DR. IS silks, Black aud COlOrcd.
Castmeres, Merinoes Popins, all wool Delancs, French
Singhams Domestic do Berreges, Chali., Chambrays,
rrnts Barred Masins, Swiss do, Cambrics, Jaconet,
'eS Black, Dern and Love,
Embroidered Collars,
Embd edge IIdkfs embd skirts and Curtains Irish Ii
mems Birds Eye do Linen Table Spreads Scotch Diaper
Napkins, Vestings,
Cassimcres and Broadclotfs,
satnet Jeans Cottonades, Shirtngs, beacled aud un
Die ached siicetings,
Ready Made Clothing,
SUI ranama; Straw and Palm Leaf Hats. Boots and
cuskins and Slippers, Gents Calf and Kip Boots and
Congress Caters, &c.
Groceries.
Sugar-Erown, Clarified and Crushed. TcaS-as fine
an assortment can be found in market. Cofee-Rio
and Java, ground and unground
ePce, Pepper Cinnamon Cloves, MOlasses, Syrups, &c
Hard ware.
, Pocket and Table Cutlery, ShoveIs, Spades, Hoes,
FORKS Axes Masons Troweis, few Of Collins celebrate
cast steel Stone Hammers, Garden Rakes, Shovel and
I"ngs french Wire, and thousand other articles that
We nave neither time space all of which
VIII be sold at the lowest possible prices cash ex
change for produce which the hises, market price
WI be paid. Everybody has the best and che asest
foods but all We ask is call and examine stock
Judge for yourselves.
Remember the place, l.. HADLEY & BRO at the store
formerly occupied by J. srour west of Court House.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-08-23

The ExCELsloRs- is . band of Congo
Ministries who have been giving concerts at
the court house for the last few evenings.
We under stand, in their way, they are re-
garded as very superior troupe, and make
heaps of fun, drawing very large audiences.
They give another of their concerts at the
court house this evening.