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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

4. s. S.-The Montgomery Mail pro-
noses that Buchanan men be branded on the
flank S. s, for squatter sovereignty. A
correspondent suggested that the editor Of
that paper be branded A. S. S., for anti.
squatter sovereignty in particular, as well as
his merits in general.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

Tie oil line wings Of Baltimore, in an ad-
dress to their brethren of the United States,
invite national convention on the 7th inst.
They say
"'IHe Union is straiaing Ter .tastenings,'
and calls upon all patriotic citizens to come
to her rescue-to throw aside partzan bias
and political ties and to stand firm in the
support Of that candidate whose answering
nationality can enable him to bid the waves
of faction cease, and to harmonic the poll
tical elements that have, by NAL adminstra-
ton, been lashed into a fury that threatens
wreck and dissolution"
That's sound talk. Show US candidate
Of more ''unswerying nationality" than
James Buchanan? Now is the day to throw
aside al partizan bias and move on in sold
column 10 lis support
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

Josiah Quincy, the only surviving mem
her of the Hartford convention, is writing
letters and subscribing his money TO elect
John c. Fremost! These are the men who
are ..bringlng the government back to the
nriuciples Of Jefferson u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

\ new German paper has just started at
Sandusky city, with Buck and Breck flying
at the mast head. The hair Tipped concern
heretofore published there. is pretty gene
rally suspended by the Germans in that re.
gicn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
NEW
WAGON tt CARRIAGE SHOP.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce TO the
public that he has opened shop in a new and com
rr1di6us building adjoining Ms Blacksmith shop, Co
Ifbus street where he viii manufacture and ke" con-
s.artv for ale full assortment Of WAGONS, CARRIAGES
and ErsrEs made of the best material and by expert
.nr.d mechanics and he would invite the attention OF
purchasers heavy stock OF SEASONED LUMBER no on
hand Believing that he manufacture an article not
irTio 10 th. bct n ade in the City, and with deter:i
nation give satisfaction TO the purchaser he would So
lict a share o! patronage.
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done to order md At
-b,-+ ,.,fr- TScDt 23-tt1 L. FANNiNG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

Judge Dibble, of South Bend, Indiana,
for twelve years chairman of the whig COM
mittee, a powerful stump speaker, has come
out boldly for Buchanan and Breckenridge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

It was among the loveliest customs OF the
ancients to bury the young at morning twi-
light; for as they strove to give the soitest
Interpretation to death. so thoy imagined
that Aurora. who loved the young, had stolen
them TO her embrace.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

1t is said that the betting Democrats IN
Louisville are exceedingly incensed at the
Cincinnati Convention for nominating
ticket against which no one in that state
dares to bet
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Look Oh this Picture.

Ex-President Van Buren and his sons sup
port Buchanan.
Ex-President Barrison'S son supports Fill
more or Buchanan.
ExPresdent Tyler and sons support Bu-
chanan.
Ex-Presdent Fillmore opposes Fremont
President Pierce supports Buchanan.
John c. Calhoun's soEs support Bucha
nan.
Daniel Webstcr's sons support Buchanan.
Henry Clsy's son supports Buchanan.
Commodore Steward (Old lronsides) sup
ports Buchanan.
Commodore Perry supports Buchanan.
Commodore Stockton opposes Fremont.
General Cadwal!ader supports Buchanan.
General Scott opposes Fremont
Colonel Benton supports Buchanan.
Washington Irving supports Buchanan.
George Bancroft supports Buchanan.
Rufus Choate, Edward Everett and K. G.
Winthrop, the greatest whig statesmen in
the United States, support Buchanan.
Judge Mclean, VINO, excepting j. G.
Fremont, had the most votes in the black
republican convention, opposes Fremont.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

y-r- II. er@-I ritz # Sr1tc, - :; 'rd fHcy IA
J5,J I,51.-s I9s7rs otsr g. u. -ltils .St0r. Cyiy0-
~sfs IT. E1s& 0f crr-cr
BIG leave 10 call v9ur attention q my extensive STOCK
-F iscgyuts and Millinery Goods, just received ana
row open for l--ar.ou comprising every variety o!
straw SIX. and Fancy Eouaets. Grapes straw Trim
rfnzs Band Boxes &c. &c, al OF which pave select
- m n. greatest care hoping - please my Old friends
and c4-;yru-rz- -....,,-x.-
great variety ot new style DRESS TRIMMINGS, such
A. Frrres and Fancy Buttons; also Embroidery an:
Ns4rur, Collars. Dress Making attended 20 as usual!
ladies' wishing Dress Goods that cannot be obtained IN
W.! please call AID examine sample. ana cav
g-irs t,r the same a. have made grrnsnts in
Chicago .Dr receiving all kinds o! Dress Goods as 'e
trade requires
receive. an early call for Spring Fashions from ny old Gus
toners and solicit tie patronage Of all Ladies viii I'M
r. ia attendance between the hours Of i. NJ and :
p VI
Bleaching -ud pressing done as usual
,-T SARAH GREGG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

Now is your time to preserve plums ard
other fruit. 1t MAY be matter of interest
to some Of cur readers to know that iii
t.aspooniul Of saleratus used TO a quart of
fruit ii will save three fourths Of the sugar
required by the common way. In these
times Of high prices the suggestion is worth
irving.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

STILL TREY CoME-We learn from tn
Pittsburg Post that Z. P. Jones, promi'
nent old line Wing in that city, has taken
his stand in the democratic ranks, ana VIII
fight good battle for Buck and Breck.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

"Some of the domestic evils Of drunken
ness" saws franklin, "are houses without
windows, gardens without fences, fields with.
out tillage, barns without roofs, children
without clothing, principles, morals or man
nery"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

TFz RL0oDY I-sUE.-Und-r this head the
Kansas correspondent of the New York
Iribghs has the following letter, which
shows pretty clearly the character of the
men who wen. to Kansas with Jim Lane:
About one hundred of Lanes party, in.
cluiing DR.. Cutters, were On hand, and
seemed to glory in an Opportunity to fight 50
soon for pfiaciple. They are fine looking
80 # men, and are Of the right stamp to
make Kansas free; that is, thy hare the
n.,'re and UW Ia he,- out their oUH .tjrtunes
yfec'y aa4 5oldty. Tomorrow our camp
moves into town 10 await further orders
The campaign seems begun. The third
last-rnonster invasion Of Kansas is at hand,
anl thr c1'y Is. SPARE NOT.'n
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wrrr1aM coNN1IIY

C.ttug EstIt isi7zeat-"Orth side Of Court NOltse,
II E-PECTFULLY informs the citizens 0: Ottawa and
IL the public in general that he has removed his AMOR
ing Establishment and Clothing next door 70 II r
Eamcs Exchange Office, north side Of the Court House
he will be happy Wal; his old, anu new Gus
toners He keeps hand large assortment Of Cloihs
Cas-IcT.s and Irs=inys. Also, large assortment Z!
Ready Made Clothing, Of h!s manufacture. Also, u
general assortment al Furnishing GCods, from the top Of
the the sole of the foot All kinds Of Garments
Up in the ne.test manner ty the best of workr
Cutting done s=1l, and warranted to ht property
MD. no Ottawa. Dec. %
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,Co:,nccn& si.,. JE.nufa

y1 41ir e.. O's DOR EIs: q Post Octcer
H -Jsrl er would .u.crn ;',e public that ne IS
e uuCaciurng and keeps or hand the hes; q1aiIty d:
Chewing Tobacco Suua. Pipes, &c, a. wholesale and re-
tail a. prices favorable CUSTOMERS Also the best Of
II v1sa LaaDeEA. CassEd0T!s, and other Kind. o; t-
r- Farmers Eld others WHO smoke or chew can make
a great saving by buying Of at vhplesale- .. can
-.II a better article a less price than cet!srs
pee en- Al av Manufactory. door we.. of :!ie
60. S5v 10 G. H. SCHNEIDER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
a Picture OF DisunIon.
FROM GENERAL JACKsoN's FAREWELL ADDRESS

In his farewell address to his countrymen
on retiring from the Presidency, the patriot,
Statesman and Hero of the hermitage said !:
"What have you to gain by division and
dissension? Deude not yourselves with the
hope that the breach once made would be
afterwards easily repaired. If the Union is
once severed, the separation will grow
wider and wider, and the controversies
which are now debated and settled in the
halls of legislation, will be tried on the field
Of battle, and determined by the sword
Neither should you deceive yourselves with
the hope that the filst line of separation
would be the permanent one.
Local interests woald still be
found there, and unchastened ambition
And if the recollection Of common dangers
in which the people of these United States
have stood side by side against the common
foe-the memory of victories won by their
united valor-the prosperity and happiness
they have enjoyed under the present COnsti
tuition If all these rcco,lections and proofs
OF so common interest are not strong enough
10 bind Us together as one people, what tie
will hold united the new divisions of EN-
pire, when these bonds have been broken
and this Union dissoIved The first line Of
separation would not last long; new frag-
ments would be torn of-now leaders would
spring up-and this great and glorious Re
public would soon be broken into a multi
tude of petty States, armed for mutual az
gress:on-ioad-d with taxes to pay armies
and leaders-seekiug aid against each other
from foreign powers-insuited and tramplrd
upon by the nations Of Europe bar
rassed by conflicts. and Lunlied and de-
based in spirit, they would be- willing to
submit t. the dominion vi any n .tsry ad-
venturer, and to surrender tht,r liberty lJ1
the sake ol yepCs..'
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HILII;;LIMSIIR LII;;LIMSI r + Y .

~ Ill BE happy the ladies o' Ottawa and sur
~ rounding country at her rooms over the Marble
Front store. wheGe she has just received nsT and ei
CANT assortment Of SPRING AND stNMER F!ibLi'-t-
lY Feeling confident tht ladies cannot tetteT E.sse
themselves elsewhere, she respectfully s"cits ca!
Fasl as q. dresses u. hereafter be received every
,-Cr.h C.ta~a- April ;.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

GOLD
MANUFACTURED into rings,
VI Pins, LOckets, &c
FS G-!van.zirg, Fire Gliding, and
- - Silveriug-au kinds o: Repeat
(~%, Ming Musical and Intricate Clocks
<ZN NNy(H and Watches. Music Boxes, Ac-
N-~ ~ESS cordeons, and ali kinds OF fine
GS& work finished L style to d-iy
~ -'%ks competition.
ny. x aL-@S D.ashsG Levers =.
: ---4==1S,<<S Gg1E1tEs.
~es-~s-~---<> Ies. reach " WGiea G.=sse. .se
" i-l-ec
s. CROOKS / BROTHER,
:. Z. r.-..L LLss.. LIN iN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

SEcTToSAs CAED,DATR-!t is frequently
asserted that this is not the first time caudi-
dates from one section Of the Union have
been selected. Strictly Speaking this j.
true. Adams aud kI,n, in l524, and Har-
rison and Granger, in 1896, are examples;
but these candidates we're not standing Oh
sectional issues. That j. the point against
the republican party. Hon. Francis Gran
ger in his recent speech al the convention
Of the old line wings in Albany, referring to
this subject and to Mr.. Fillmore, remarked:
''Ie (Mr. Fillmore said that this was the
first time candidates had been selected from
one section OF the Union as candidates of
that section alone, asking 10 support except
from that section, and cudcayoring to be
elected by the votes Of that secilc. - rule
over the whole Union. Why, gentleman,
is this not true: Was any ticket ever 50
presented before, by any regularly organized
party: Ny humble name has been present
Cd IN connection with that Of General Harri-
son, with the design OF d.SprJyiny Mr.. t.A-
more position. But Was t4e ti.kgt upon
which had the honor 10 hold a place nom.-
mated Is the Fremont cAet wa, nominated:
Did not old Kentucky z sc M such vote
a. | shall be proud OF the latest hour Of my
life: Was Maryland out Of that contest: !:
As little Delaware unAeard Of on cur side:
No, SIR, no. They were there 10 do their
duty-there where they should be, hand in
hand with lheir sister states Of the north.
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MIL y + X u,
MI>> SARAH AVERY

nEGs to inform the Ladies Of city and country, tha
she has full and complete stock Of new and fashio-
n.bl. Millinery AT her stand the corner OF Main
and Columbus streets consisting in part Of OfBonnes, Rib
hons Flo-ers Caps Trimmings, and all the innumerabie
Iiit!e dxings in the way of millinery.
Ladies. please call and examine
\ q It,aas NrEirr attended 10 usual.
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NEW MILL \ T. L \


WOULD inform the ladies Of Ottawa and Vicity mat
~ .fr has on hand a new and fashionable Stock OF
Millinery Goods lor Spring and Summer TRACE al her
rooms on La sale 81. doors south oi Mills store
vshe.. she all be happy 20 wait on all her friends
Partisan pi-tcrus received every month March "
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OTIS DAY & CO.'S
OTTAWA STONE YARD,
GOg.ss

> n
Crs,io- Street near B1ra1rd's W11r- Estaj;ist,a-rt
STONE cut to al patterns ard dimensions
Athens aud Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered order
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Dr.. FAY q ROBERT.
Buena Vista Floral Gardens.
". .lHAIMEIyS A Co..

At p> residence Of ". H. ". CEsGmdn, East Ottdtod
Always for sale, large supply Of perpetual Roses and
all other kinds Of ro~erIng house plants Strawberry
m.to, RbGbArb, Cabbage, plants xe, &C. IN their sea
an1 Vegetables OF all kinds. jcnlA
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d T. y Il 1 s L II y
-. =. n0R AgT.

d T. y Il L 8 I'll y.
L.. - HOBART,
IIAVING determined 70 make Ottawa his future resi-
II dence, take pleasure IN announcing 10 the pub
lie that he can be found his Office all hours.
iy 20 perform all operations upon the teeth, in the
MOST SCIENTIFIC xssIEEIT M.SSER-
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. WITH OR WITHOUT GUNS put is
pon approved principles upon the very best
Of materials and reasonable prices All work war
Tansd and entire satisfaction given hc couped-aton
asked for
Rooms in Nattingeris Block south Of Court House.
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G.. l.. THOMPSON,


Druggist BooEselrer. and .,ntioner-O, O,tGIod, III.
Second in Nztinger's block, south side OF he
court house square. yr
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DANIEL, IEAHI.
T.. u. GlkltiGS,

Boot and Shoe HGnIfGctUrsr-O1GlrG. III.
On Madison street north OF Glover Cooks Block
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DOCTOR MCNAMARA,
T.. IL. IiONT.

W1trtrrHte- d-d slrcl.r-t0TN slds of t0ltrt HOlSo
SguOrs, CtsdJCd.
VYYATCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired the shortest notice Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry for sale cheap. Dec Is
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DEALER N
Drugs. Ptrs.at -gs,Lirires Prints. OILS Furnishes
Dbye STUFF, &c De,
Between Glover a Cooks and Reddick's Block.
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0erG@erane ee9en TeusrS9efabr.
Associated Firemens-lnsurance,

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ltd in benz @ilealbaftslptale Der Gcmpaanie, ar. 4 Sputbfr.
I'm ale arten pom applitatipnen sur @srFaeruns son badaei.
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WRbeln, 70 mie aur aues fpnfise @~ieeusbum sceen bic ates ,.
rtBen 9rdmten entseeenjuustuen.
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DnS unterssi9nete Bureau Der Ocean 9adst SefDrberunss
grmp." empfeRlt f6 sur prpmpten ane @eraSefSr6eruns BON
padeten aaer Dirt Obs 3u 50 9fb. @epiht), nit iebem BON bier
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Ocrju8ItG na6 Deutf4lGnb Jtdnfret9 ub Der
g d 10 Ell tranfirt bis 5ur Befimmuna, pber un ranfirt 8e8en
Varante unb Sdetu.
Gsrner werben @elb.Gus3abluhsen an irsenb cine a6rsHe
;~tenbobin fret ms 6aus 3u lieTern brett perppfbGnpfersbepret
Hnb Orisinat.A uittuns seliefert. Yanasebiaets ppn Bremen
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campffdiHe ieben Dlpnat BON bier. Meentur bes Sanbs 6ppt
S6iHs 9elesrapb fur bic Mntunft Der S9tHe ppn europa in Der
gt6be bes 9afenS.
Ndbere ausfunft lber Yretfe, 3ufenbunsen u. 1. 10. erbalt
man auf pprtcfreie Mnfraeen BET g. 9 d. nj ID u. Co., Gbat-
BAN oant, New-gort. YsftsapbreHe TT: o9pf-OfFes 8pr @r
704, Sen. grrt."
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inter Iufitdt Der vDeutldea Sci elllduft. q.
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Rn0Iifher &prQd. nnferrln1

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et3utte cine Neus 8lahe Jur PreitHaa aa6 ~stanhIi&sn grltr-
nHns Der eneliiAsn 5praGs trOhaeR. 9rsts " tur bsa NOndt,
TN Bpraus aabtbar. s. Brest
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WrDcerteae, SSSetat, &iquor &c
GtquSreI Qtou6reI

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ssrtaufea NJ @rOben dae Ssrtsn sSn imsurtirteu Sranttes
s Sa aras u; I. n; sersi8lt9er aaalitdt y ben biuisasn
pfs6len Obtae artHeI str senetsten Nbnabne. 1frasS
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8. Rmmnter,
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&AA3S ~. 8 ! a. prattRraee Bet Der Bride.
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Us In uaitt ia. f6isasnbs Saaen wer6en ouf Sas ggF,
Et1b 6iatsht rfparitt.
Gfrt1WteF, Tsoisr Is, Dtrssn mStI tbun nuIsr Qoaer ~
TamiHtrtH, teser lie Gnnsr5ao tauFen. Qfnfe'"
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mir erfauben nns bic @ufmertfamteit Der 8ouTeute unS bes
publifums int &asemeinen auf bic f6nele unb prptpte Be
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-26
PERSONAL.

....Governor johnson, of Georgia, and fam
lily, are in Washington. and have rooms at
Wizards.
49," The Irish News" Mr. Meagher's ne
paper, states that Mr.. Smith 'Brien proposes
visit to this country. He will receive a
warm welcome.
80. Blackwood's Magazine noticing Par
tons Life Of Horace Greeley closes with the
following complimentary
Now, then, reader, if you do not give US
credit for introducing you to the acme of
modern biography, We pronounce you the
most ungrateful and least discriminating of
human beings. " If Horace Greeley were a
fower,' says j. P, botanists would call
him a single, and examine him with interest -
{" He is what the Germans sometimes style a
nature And if j. P. also were a flower,
botanists would inevitably pronounce him a
tulip" He is what, in Scotland, We some.
times call ca natural" -otherwise known as
81 hslaing;" or, in vernacular English, .
born fool.