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kICn MnNu TOBACCO MAHKmT, il Ne i

Tie market cnuMI- srtivs, hri the hr"aS very
large Tne breaks, thu h.i i"w days, sho" az mpr,''
both IN quality and the gsncr Il Ter Of thu ohrso
The rcc"ip. TAR i- nth, have beet, cpnssI erao3
lighter than they w"r" he last
IN MARTIN son 4 co
Sale. Of 'obacc" ~ = IS M:Rri:, -t~ :. CO. lid.
J l.. rais'"l' 81 % hhdi. s. ~ , ~ y and G.
$40 ~; hhis col 4. Johnsrn. 81 - and : .: hid
Vi. Camps, Si3 ~: hid. F. a. Pnrh1m. 4 2j HID
! J. Br~irn. ell hhi. i. W. NJ econ 81 -; hht p
hiitch"l -. lhi y. O. ,0qc so %. bhd Csucl'
-; hnd Dr. J. J"r"r. 5" -, hhd DR. !! : SINUS
-: lid. p. l.. Hinton. a. =: hhi " G. Cln.'0u,
ri ~: : hE:S : A. Wi Gu.- -, .. and : ~: ft5s
W. X. k""rny 81 62'. 81 -. md $40 80, = hhd- al
d. hri, nj : ~. = NJ 81 -. at -! ~. Al
Si2 ~, NJ SD "n ut SiI ~: II hhd-. Bullock
= -. 81 -, : 10 - 81: go - = u, Si -. S2 %
Sl3 81 - AMI 80 hhds r.. A. Luvis. -, = - = ~
81 nud sI5. = hhd- j.. Towns so 70 aud sI2 mid
f br"m :"or, hi Sn hhds J. F. Clnsnin s. ~ s. ~
hnd ; ~ hid H. p Akin nj So ~ the hitter 10
- :. HuTgrgvr
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RICHMOND VESSEL DESTROYED BY FIRE.
New loKk, June ~ -llc schr. Charles Craum.,
hence for Richmond, with cargo OF hay. Was burnt
outside ii the Hook on M"gday. The crew vera
saved. The vessel was uninsured.
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.


Rrror--o ~ joins 4. LAHCASrEnI sos, DRoXRna.
ycyr.n peg c-r., - |"H.s to 80, sri"s ~ toe
Tr-"-rry o.. Do.
vr.!a!n per cents shortr. dGtcs ga and ntcrcsl.
Bonds ,lnian,crd hy the STATE, m snics ....-'
,ic!;rnrl Cty E"r.is -n!r- nj sli and interest.
Virginia EnGK 'Sto,G pm. -, la;:'s !'"7 ut 81.
l,rirnIs' Jjt,lK IUch ins. sdils ~ J.U..
Fxcfai:. En'lG Stock, sn"s nj s!js
xirIinin Fire nai Marine lu- erauc" LlucH. ssa
kcf.qud FIR Associate Stock, "a! 80 saics tag
tiiviilLd 50.
RahuGrd Er2Ierick7lurg and fo!"m"r Railroad SocI
La. sale. 80
Virginia Central Railroad stock last arS sock so
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock. sn'. $40
Richmond tnd DHurillr Railroad stock, Hsi r'r, 80
-sp"s River and Knnswha stock tsulcs 80,
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.,,,, I'E EQUALITY.

| ,,,rin. is tho most popular ever ufoae"
r,Iit;cal party. In its application to our Ter
,.-;.. twas formally ucgcsed but atcw months 7'"'e
Wi, already commands the cheeruunhe'llatine" i'o
,rd;sl assent of the Democracy Of The country WIZ
Constitute majority of the people and 49, oe''ue'
,rroy.d by every man with Southern heart III Ills
p,non, no matter to what party he belongs. MANY
men, loyal to the South thought It unsafe 10 'epe'
III. Missouri Compromise They can u''"A %
longer for that compromise never dia give '".'
ton To North or South. The North F''ia'eu :"
css. ,f California and originated party 'the i'''
..u.. ,h,.e motto was no more slave terri'"'ys-
T. ,.. fruitful parent of Abolition because II eos'-
tanned and asserted abolition. Ii sofel'''o =,
and should prohibit slavery North Oh 'o 'o " ;"
and should prohibit it i'll all the terr'''''e'' :.
80 WAS wrong aud inexpedent III ''ie
,.. .ou,,Iv WRONG and iacxpedient III tho o's'e''-
ri. ,rur,mise admitted in principle all lhut "oo'l
ton asked but it only gave them '"''' VI .'N'
and ,hey were dissatisfied. The Sou'h 80" "'e"
bed by it, and was equally dissatisfied. i"e'' 10 ''
excuse left to any Southern inah """e''' " ''
u,ain of the repeal of that compromise ine o''.'
natl Convention leaves 10 room 10 oouo' '""'
principle of State Equality surpssses '"a' e'''
IN n,uularity, North and South just as 'ar ~
Il in ;ustics aud equity. Moreover there Is not oNe
ah,,tionst at the North that will accede to thar com
promise any sooner than he will concur III the a'e
,r;,s ,s S,n. Equality Those who are no aooi'''on
sts at the North prefer this doctrine to the OLD com
promise. mil,
". rejoice that tho great Issue in the canvass WIZ
turn on this doctrue because it sill force the e'u'
into defending slavery on principle Sue eon'e"0'
now for its equal extension with other SOCIAL 'orh'
and must coutend that it is equally worthy Oh 'N',
sion. Her old grounds of apology anu excuse "'''
Avail her nothing. She must EXAMINE hS''S 4">
STATISTICS aud prove that slaves are Us well p'o'iueu
for, as happy and contented in the general 10 Ht'"
labcrrs. She can easily show, that they are os""'
off in all ,tsss respects than hirel'lSS a'''' o'''a''
lar less addicted u crime. She must also SHOW ''a
slave owners are the e.ruls in inor"lty' p'ey cou
rave and intelligence, 10 bossss aud employers
will b. sssy TO prove that they are taetr SupefioN
II will OILY remain for her 10 show that i~e i5lD'e
sanctions slavery. asd her victory VIII be eoihPs'c
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lEMPfIELD RAIL RoAp.-rhe first passenger and
mail car That Ia. run on This road wa, started tr,m
the drpn. in Wheeling. Va, on Tuesday morning
The track has been completed for distance of II
miles rast Of that place, and the work is being push
ed with Yi.og.
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S'IRCINIA STOCK

Messrs Alex. II. II. Stuart, Andrew Stewart
E.rastus Brooks, f. Is. BARTLETT WIN. j. Eames
Ephram Marsh Comm!Her
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Speaker ought to suppress. Sec Jeiiersons Manual
49, 40
The following propositions may be affirmed, then,
rs fully established, viz:
Mr.. Sumner, by his assault upon the state OF
South Carolina and her Senator, violated the order OF
debate, and acted "cOhtra morcm parfidmsh'"''
nm"
> That in that he was guilty Of libel upon the
people, every man, at South Carolina. and espscia''!
th.ir Senator, for which lie had no privilege nluer
the constitution end liable 10 arrest aud punish
ment. -
If these CONCLUSIONS De c0rrec. tLsa re"iiaby tot
lows thar cha-tlsement Of him Tor was net reaIh OF
the vileg-s of the Senate the Senators
il il not the privilege utter, and still less to publish
ibcs out of the of debate and secondly, De-
cause it IL not breach OF privilege to whip
Senator than il is To arrest hlmHnd for libei ne
may he arrested Let it be borne III mind that HE
question IL not whether words justify, in law, all as
sault but whstII.r The assault Il breach OF prV
lrga. Having thus ascealaneh :hat Sumner had pun
himself beyond the pale 90 privilege, It II obvious
that, il Judge Butler had whipped EirL, ;Eegc you'd
have been no breach OF privilege aud how mem Is
it breach of privilege in Brook, ~ whip him Gr Tue
same cause Does the fact that Brooks whipped MIN
create privilege which did not exist before Does
the privilege U the Senate, or Senator, depend, NOT
upon the act, snd the Inherent right of the boay OF
the Senator hut IpuG tho pGTsop offended by the De
nstor, to whether he be senstOr not Does the
| breach depend, not upon the fact OF YhlppIpR but
upon the question. "Who whipped p Tbs IS too pre-
pusicruns tor grave considerations and therefore iG
moment is sscertaned it is that the Senator had
no privileges then 1t is perfectly mnaernl who "niP'
ped him, Tor the whipping was no breach OF PRIV
irge. And lpopstrols, Judge Story says, it would
| be were it otherwise. Whist is member Of Con-
gress to be privileged to cloak his cowady carGsss IN
Senatorial robe. aud then to pour his filthy malice
and foul defamation, upon States, aud men TOO good
| To associate with him, with inpunityl Are we, the
people of the land BIZ told that our servants or the
servants of other States, may abuse vy and detalne
us at their pleasure, and according To their eanness
and malice and We have no redress, while, Il we
touch their holy bodies, even return drnunclaoh
with denunclatiun We may be laid by the heels for
contempt Of their majesty, and fined and imprisoned
for it, For to this conclusion these defenders OF SEN
aturia privilege must come abandon their position;
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
Tine starch Works.

We have the pleasure of being able to an
nouncc that the Starch Works at Ottawa, in
reference to which something was said sevc-
raj months ago, are now placed upon such
footing that there is no longer a doubt about
their going ahead. After carefully cxamin-
ing ditfercn. localities, it was finally deter
mine, if our citizens would take sufficient
amount of stock, to locate the works here,
and accordingly books were opened to ro-
ceve subscriptions Of stock. The amount
required was taken at once, and much more
would have been taken had it been offered :;
and on Monday the Ottawa Starch Company
was regularly organized by the election Of
the following board of directors
Bronson Murray, j. d. Cation, Geo. H.
Norris, Geo s. Fisher, 5. W. Chcevcr, l.
Brigham, and Philo Lndley.
The Board thcrcupon orgonizcd by elect
ing the following officers:
Gro H. NoRms, President,
PHO LiNDLEY, Secretary,
GEo. 5. fISnFH, Treasurer.
The capital stock of the company is $780,
600. The works are to be erected on the
south side of the hydraulic basin, and will
b. commenced as soon as the season per
mits. 4 building 40 by 200 feet, with other
appurtcnanccs, is to be erected at cost O!
some 100000 from 60 to Is men are TO be
employed in the works, and 100, 900 to 900,
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12

TuE WEArHrR.--It is all nonsense about
them corn husks and squirrels tails inGieat.
ing mild winter. We had all these signs
last fall, and yet the winter thus far has been
the severest we have seen in fifteen years in
these parts. The thermometer Tor ten days
up to Thursday evening seldom got above
zero, and frequently ranged from 10 to %
below. Vehicles in the street wheczc and
whine so agoniznsly that we know they suf.
fer pain, as well as their occupants.
The same intensely coli ''snap" seems TO
prevail all over the west. Al Chicago the
thermometer sunk TO 80 on Wednesday
morning, and at Gacna to 40 below, at ST.
Louis to Is, Springfield 20, &c.
At the east, in addition to the intense cold,
there was a tremendous snow storm. In
New York and Brooklyn on Saturday night
the streets were so blocked up by the snow
as to be impossible, and throughout the
state the railroads were brought to a stand
stil for several days. On Wednesday the
storn had progress sed westward so far as
Buffalo, and last evening and this morning
the sky gives lowering indications that tie
S me storm, we hope in mitgatcd fury, is
about TO break upon US
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
Every Family
The Great Medicine Tor Purifying
THE BLOOD,
Dr. Tas,crly's Iodine and snr.npnrilin.

lhl> preparation combines In highly con
crulru'ed state the ioiine Ior tl- Iodine OF Po-
assiuml the Fioid E1Tact oi Satsapa,dia
the Honduras rpotI the Ytli,,5 Dork, and Ti-
iHsia, together with ether valuable extracts.
which renders the rouIuouu 4 the Ipo. rNgr,,,,Y
,,,,,,,',.a, -, ,..,,J g., .r .I.....,.-..,.'
''''''' ." ''' "'''"' ''' a." "'''''' "'''.hs
nam an !nin" STATE "i ltr bio'd, OF habit oi'h"
system, VIZ.
SrroG,la. or Ei,q. ErH. C,o~.rq. Typa,s
r ., ,l ,,.
L''j'''"' y, ''' .''"' E,s'ffa'' .,'"I'
A''c Lye'' h'"g Ho"oH ic'erp "citd He9',
Oih SOrcs dnd iicciS, Fercr SgTcs EHiUgrG
GiaDds Lsyrosy White V,rgIIioo, N-yoC,I.,,g
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
I.iterary Association,

The association will meet in the new hall
in Cook and Glovcr's block, on Tuesday
evening next, att o'clock, \ full attend
ance Of the members is requested, as busi
ness of Importance viii be brought before
the meeting.
The following question will be discussed
at the next meeting:
Resotred, That secret associations ought to
be discountenaneed by the people OF the
United States.
The public are invited to attend.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
\ Rad state OF Things.

We predicted year ago, and occurrences
almost every day confirm it, that our people
would yet have serious cause to regret that
such an organization as a Know Nothing
lodge had been formed in their midst. Its
influence here is the same as everywhere
clsc-to create and foster bad feeling, dis
cord and deadly strife between classes in tie
community where neither law, justice, nor
the gcniGS of o@r institutions know or tolc-
rate distinctjous-ani the end must be the
the same a. in Cincinnati, Louisville, and
other cities, where like operating causes pro.
duccd their legitimate fruits.
Such results here, We regret to state, are
being largely accelerated by the tone Of the
Nnow Nothing organ in our city, which
appears to take delight in sci2'ng every OPP
Portunity to fan the fame Of hostility be-
tween foreign and hatirc born citizens a,rca-
dy SO riie IN our midst. Bat two weeks ago
1t announced, in Boosting way, that, at a
row alta shooting match few miles below
town, four or five Americans, for being dis.
turbcd at the gambling table, had whipped
'o'"' ,'''''" '''''''''' ~ anu ii Intimate" ''a'
"on the next occaSion,' lanother shooting
match 'e'na 'o"''''P'"'eu') inc hsh' "o"'u
va ''' ""' ''''H "'' ''''"'"s'
" '"e o.'t'" parry IA" 'nen' as the ~
~ "''' Tue o'l'c'S Ill our c''y anu arc 80
's'u !" enforcing inc ordinances no" Is 1t
'ia' NOBODY was hau'ea up IN 'h'S case iof
gambling or keeping Sam'hhg houSc'
hut THIS BAD iec'lnS Is sun moro in'iam''
oy the manner IN which our poAce per-
'"rh'S ms un'y' we pass over dozehS oil
Complaints "A'ch HHYe come TO US III refer
ehce 10 'he ofH'a'''y II IS a"cS'a Le Aa3''r-
4y eHn'o''S 'o"a'us !'fe'sHfs that lave
'nc misfortune 10 ''' '"'o MS h"N's' -"H
s"'' "''uuc 10 s'',S'e case oi recent occur
re"G'' WHICH, "S II has nee" J''c"'y "c'c"
npon, furnishes lrcon'foYciuh.e facts as
p"s' o' comment
some '"ree weeks ago the city marshal ar
rested tao irishmen near lhe court house
one nance A"erh' tor beng 's'osgy, as he
'All'Ss'u ~ anu ''c o'neF iof '"e "'''''on'
n onchcc o' oc'ng noisy Ancrn proceeded
at once "'t'o"' resistance WIN the iuarsha!
70 the jail door, where he as lelt IN charge
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
Consumption Can bc Cured.
Dr. GaIfeI,s lnumh knisnin.


For the cure Of Coughs. Coids, AsiLma, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, SpistiHs Of Biood, Pam
IN The Side and Preast. Pienrisy, !phoopins
Cough, and all Diseases Of the Lungs and
Chest
Among all the celebrated remedies for di-
seas-s of the Lungs aud Chest, none seems TO
be meeting with su, h success. and to give such
entire satisfaction 10 alt, as
Dr. Cartcr's Cough Bulsam.
This valuable remedy is pufrIy yesetabl. in all
its ingredients. and perfectly harmless. in all its
qualities, aud as mid and pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. 1t very soothing aud he ding
Il The Lungs, and is everywhere Acknowledged
by Druggists, Physicians, aud all who have USE
II, to be the most eiicctua curative known.
ConSumptive Reader,
Beware Of mere palliative medicines. The OBJ
zee, OF nearly all the medicines new offered for
diseases of the Lungsls tc rriicre aud not 10
cure. Such is not the case with Dr. Cutters
Cough Baisam In Colds and Coughs, which are
the frSt symptoms Of Consump ion, IL is the
most pleasant and eiIicncious remedy that can
possibly be used. In confirmed Consumption it
has been used with perfect and Triumphant sac
cess where 'he most eminent physicians had CIV
en- upal hope as vain. So confident is the plo-
prietor OF itsp power u cure Tabrrous Consuup-
ton that he soIIclls a Trial in the rOrst ofcases
Splitting Of Blood.
This frigh,lul symptom Of Consumption ls
speedily checked and prevented by the ~. of DR.
Cartef's Cough Bllsam, which heal the ,llc cted
N mhrane removes the inCpirnt ,uber,es aud
restores those vital organs, and iargs, to Soun
and healthy condition.
EXpcctoration.
Free Expcctorauon Is the most important OBJ
icct to be attained in all attempts to cure Diseases
Of the chest and lungs The cough which il 80
distressing, isslmply the result ol desire TO cx-
pcctoratc and as long as foul matter exists in
the air passages j, will continue to irrltate the
membrane and prDroke cough Coughing is an
attempt to throw Oft this matter, AMI clpscigJl-
hon gives great rehrt. Inability To cypccloratr
IN the iall-r sages Of consumption. the carse Of
death.
DIR. Ca,tcr's Cough Haisam
Is great clpec,orint. 1t dissolve, tlc morbid
and diseased matter ~ thc air rpas-ages, chang.
= from a thick gu,nou. substance g. a thin harm.
less fluid, and throws % Of with the greatest pos
slbie ease aud comioit to the p7t~nt. There j.
no better medicine ~ ,hr word II II, erpcc,o raut
quulilles alone b, cpa.rlrfeI
Every Family
Should be supplied w,,I d Carter, CIlrh Bal
sam 10 usr in the early stages oi Cor.h-. Cold,
Splrunrot Blood, Pom u tD" SIDE aud Chest
BrouruUs, Difficulty oi Bfrl'hn,, Nry4r
-wrl,s A,hml, luilurull, Nh,1png Couch
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
Ottana trtt GraStr

chronological and Physiological Society
Meets every Monday evening in Nattin'
gers hall.
Subject of address for next meeting:
Phrenology demonstrated to be founded in
truth.
The organ of wit will be discussed.
Free admittance.
On account of q. 5. Fowler's lectures be-
ing postponed, the society meet on Monday
next, as usual.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12

is prosecuted for it, is it the duty of the city
to pay the lawyers, witnesses, Sc, to defend
him, aud the fines lac incurs.
And lastly, is it the duty of the marshal,
in maintaining peace and good order, to car
ry deadly weapon, TO use it unnecessarily
and like rufiian, or is it his duty, while com.
compelling others to maintain the peace, to
maintain il himself.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12

Tr2GAME LAw.-Sportsmcn will rcmcm-
Der that the game law goes into force upon
the 9Th OF January. After that time it will
be unlawful, under penalty of heavy fine,
to kill any game. Posses, sion Of the game,
is held by the law to be proof of its viola.
ton.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
An v,v,ni,,. c,,,.,; !, o.n,,,,.,r.

fHllE subscriber takes this opportunity TO announce
u that by special request he win give instruction on
three evenings Of the week to a smt! class in the der
anuagc, with particular rcleryurc IT, in con-
yersaton and for business Those who wish to acquire
this language Tor business purposes will Gud this eN.
Cclcnt opportunity Application should be made soon.
For particulars enquire at the book store OF Messrs.
Eotlhun 4 Orton.
Reference may be had to H. McSs, Bank OF Otta.
wa, and Rev. NJ. X. Wqitlcsey,
bee HUGO NANECkE.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
JN'liN NIibIbi. ~ W.
Never Known to Fail.

81 Lovis' OcI. 3d. 1871.
Dig LAsTLELi-SH. i"i Me2ehrhi OF 'he al
metz, , w." ., 49, ,r y."r n"J
bas ,-rL several oi the most poplIqr medicine.
OF III, day.. among which w!is Smhs Tonic Sy'
rnp' "nieh mIGu =. cuIs r""I!uIeu i !" "'ane
ho,tIr has elected permanr 4 cure. | believe
your teverand Ague Killer to be remedy Of
great mgf T. ana nope you Wu' 'Nr I, ntTrs,u'
VI Es.""r,,,,,y' EDBiRT SWI'rtI
- y...... ,r.. 4.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12

SETE have received about thirty pieces Of
w plaid, striped, hrocaj". and chameleon
dress si.hs. which "" wIIl sell y percent chea-
per iinu can be purchased a, aty olh,r place in
this or any city IN ,hl, state Now il tie time
t. buy. We vii, sci. hauuHlu' silk at C2! cents
pery1rl, such ~ are usually sold ior - nnd IS
For 5 We wal SCI. s',k richly worth 81 80. Ca!
and see them before ih'y sIc nI sold, az
hugu-'i ELurIHE < HrElGrr's.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
SaLs vurd...Es,ruycu.

ENRON the subscribers, living at the Canal Bakery,
il near the Railroad Depot, In Ottawa, about the be-
gInuiug OF October o blush gray COW, and a CALF.
The COW il about years old Aas white stripe down
the hack-the calf is red about ten weeks Old, has
seen going up the Sononauk rond The above reward
will be- paid for information that will enable recover
the cow and calf lDec l-!,w-l IllR iRlON & co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
ENIiLY COPIES.


.a rec. ~ Il sos sNr S.rg- from the British pun
.iHr. gives additional ,'uu To- these reprints, especial
D. ming '.. ,,~r,.ut ahur state Of E1rupen Hhufs
uDsulgu they nov he P'arc Ia the hands u sub
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12

No. ., UosSacEs Block, Ottaca, Illinois.
The articles offered at this well known Establishment
are manufactured Under the immediate supervision Of the
prOprctprs, OF the best material aud wOThmalship and
can be warranted to give satisfaction to buyers. The
business done at this Establishment enables the proprr.
to offer Goods at much less prices than his competi
tors Nhilc at the time sell much better quality
Boots &c., made to order at the shortest notice.
Drawings taken Of the feet and lasts kept expressly
for each customer.
Country customers houoraby and literally dealt with
VI H. PRESCOTT 4 co.
n B-Rerar,ns done IN the ucatcst manner, aud a,
the shortest notice.
Cash paid for hides,
Shocmnkcrs' Tools. Also, l.nings, Bindings and
EuItnvs tp n,t u
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
Wanted.
TO EelEl.s',sLIr.

Any quantity OF good Winter Wheat; also, Flax Seed
Rye, Buchwarat, for which the highest price VIII IL
paid n Cash, a. the Ottawa Custom Mills West end o
The IINlrnnlir Nuan. on l3 SENITT a NEWMAN.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
ycr;iii.iOls Willis

ST1iE subscribers would state To the public that they
Y have now got the above Mills IN thorough repair and
are ready to do CUSTOM WORK in the most satisfactory
manner They will be happy to see their old customers
aud all others vhomay choos, In give them trial ut all
times. lsyng attached steam power TO their Mills they
will be able tn accommodate their customers ~ All times
w.ter or no water EAToN & LEONARD.
Ngrniliou Mills, Dee. t-Gv.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
Whitman's Main St. Store,

hootS, Shoes, Groceries, oysters, De-,
AND YANKEE sAuSAGEs'
nNE hct not yet generally known, aud yet easily de.
~ mons,rot,d, II you viii Just drop into WuruAss, ON
Main street, west of the Post Office you will find
pcit assortment Of Mems Boys, Hnd Youths Boots
Ladies, Misses and Clhiton's noo,s and shoes aud
Ovcrshocs which In quality aud price at least Us iayo.
rahc 10 the purchaser az can be l1unl In the city
Also, nearly quite every article usually to be- Obtain
ed in family Grocery, Provision and Fruit store
oysters by the cam Cider by the bhl or gallon; sau.
sarcs got up the way the Yankees do It.
OTTAWA, bee. %.
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
Drugs ana Medicines.

Drugs ana Medicines.
HAVE yus' received au addition to ny large stock q
! DRUGS and PREPARATIONS. aud ana now prepare!
20 meet any case with tug proper remedy.
Ny object has hgrd, and always slal be- TO rro-ur7
articles that are ul8I:ltrraied. and Therefore have
bought Of Iuuc bl' men u honor and ~ Judgment.
The attention %! Fus.Ns- are particularly called %
my stock ~ Tid0u Cos Extracts and Powders. A'p
the Nl~ preparations containing the active pru-ips 10
small bulk
In fsc, can offer ns complete variety Of choice
Drugs EuI Medicines Patent Medicines, &C. cau be-
ig4aI lD asp dug store IiAT uE Wash.
l. V CEIGGS,
Wv 10 hr1ur Sos or rAr CON SAaAErINs
The Ottawa free trader., 1856-01-12
y lew pRl,t. STORE,

On iiaia street, three dooys scst Of Tie Past
Ofifc, Oiitrr, WiEoS.
rriIE uulcr'lgucl having recently opened DRUG
i AND MEDICINE STORE, takes herewith the liberty
tU recommend h,l now complete stock OF Ne cines,
Drug. ana Chemicals Witch hr warrants mcsh gcnu'
inc, and Of the htlt quality TO the medical p'oes'ion
and the public al Ottawa aud s neiIborhood, lie es'
preparations oi pNslCtiNs PRSGmrrhNs, aud OF Mcl'
ruts generally .--bc,Ug a regularly bred, COMPETENT
apllhtuary from Gerrany Of many yc,rs standing,
OunNa, Jan. b-jmt NJ kNhtSSL, pharmairniis