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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
FOR COUNTY PURPOSES.

For the General Fund, ! mill on the dollar; for bridge
purposes, S5 mills ON the dollar; for County In6rma-
ry purposes, is mill on the dollar; for building pur-
poses, Is mill Oh the dollar total for County purposes,
j As mills on the dollar.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
-THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbul

l County. In the Court OF Common Pleas.
samuel Stebhins and Charles A.. Morgan, survivors Of
S.e,Sins, Morgan and Butler, Plaintiffs,
vs..
Charles s. Porter and James R. Van Gorder. under the
firm of Porter 81 Co. Also. Asahel W. Porter, Got
Csl:soruia) Charles Smith and Frederick: KiRSman,
executors and trustees ofJames Scott. deceased, I'M
der his wilt; Jane Shaler, Henry W. Smith. Thomas
s. Brown and Isaac b. Higgins. J. 5. Good and I. j.
Miller Good 81 MilIer); James L. Van Gorder, C. d
Deshier. agent; G. C. NcNutt, r. w. RatliG. assignee;
George Fryer, also Jonathan Z. Dunzp James R. *
C. u. Brown, John L.. Weeks 6 Co., VIM p. Van
GOrler, j. Lowry and Aaron L. C. Day.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
EREMONT Il DAYTON-We have

l. a cheap edition for the pocket. containing their
lives. With a beautiful steel portrait Of each,-also the
Declaration Of independence and the Constitution Of
the United States. Price Is cents at ADAMS,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
sEPTEMBER APPOINTMENTs.

Sk1A E-a@
nR. Il. TUBES, AnalJ tic Physician,
} will be in attendance. as follows
WAsRE., GaskiIl House. Saturday, SEPT 18Th;
OswELL. Mr.. l.. Bragcis. Monday, SEPT. Eth;
R.vExSA, Prentiss House, Tuesday and Nednesday-
Sept. 9Jh and 10th.
For consultation upon all diseases or the Throat,
lungs, Heart. Liver. Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and
Spleen also DTopsy. Gravel. Rheumatism. hervCns
Eess, Delili v, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits. Impurities OF the Blood. ETuptions. Can
GERS. Ulcers, aad all other varieties Of long standing
COMPLAINTS both external and internal.
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his entiretinie
to chronic diseases, treating hOuSaHtsanaGally MANY
Of whom had exhausted every other resource Sithin
reach. In no ease arc aiRe-5l or other r0iSoHs en-
pLoHed, nor does &c make sick to make reH, or tear
dooH TO build EP GgGiH. The medicines can ne taken
with safety by the most delicate. ard patients may re
main at home. and continue with prudence their ordin'
ary diet and exercise. Many haEe recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given M all
hone. the indisputlhic evidence Of which can always
be furnished. Invaids, however reduced or disp2iI-
ing. are invited to call, and may be assured that no en-
couracement will be given or expense incurred Win
out q corresponding prospect Of recovery.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-09-03
Pocket Book Lost.

On Tuesday, July 5th, between Bristol and
Col. Bosworths, in Warren, a large calf skin
pocket book, containing notes and valuable pa
pers to the owner. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it, the Hotel of II. Lob, in
Warren, or returning it to John r. Miller, Of
Bristnl;soh 10 --latlH 80
sEEAdl
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25

RE- The Public Schools of the city
open again on the 5th of January, to
continue during term of fifteen weeks.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25
MThe Devil to paw

This distinguished unnecessary func
tionary in all well regulated printing es
adjustments, desires us to inform the
city Patrons of the Tribune oG Zslegralh
who he has been serving in his official
capacity for the last year, that he de
signs to make his customary visit on the
first day of the New Year; in the mean
time indulging the lively hope that he
shall find himself entirely welcome, and
his visit not entirely Improbable.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25
To Correspondents.

We have received several communi-
cations lately which have been placed
on file, and will be attended to as soon
as circumstances will permit.
s'KIsHNA," is welcome to our columns
and will appear next week. We trust
that We shall hear again from the same
source.
''Hattie T. b." was received too late
for insertion this week. Shall we no
hear again from her?
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25

KESosHA 81 RocKFoRD r. Rive
spoke, few weeks since, of Delega.
ton of citizens from the country along
Rock River below Rockford, who were
in our city to examine the position and
natural facilities, we can offer for Lake
port terminus for Railroad, with a view
to continue the Kenosha & Rockford
Railroad down the River to the NIissis-
sippi That delegation has made a re-
port of its observations, views and con
illusions, which we publish in another
column, to which we call the attention
of all those interested in this enterprise.
There seems to be a very general feel
ing in favor of this Road, and a DISPOSE
ton to take active and energetic meas
ures for its construction, the whole dis
lance between here and the Mississippi.
Speed the work.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25

Ew We are glad to be able to state
that the difficulties existing in the School
have Enthusiastically settledal laround,
and we have reason to hope will not
again arise to disturb its progress and
efficiency. The community, we are sure
will receive the announcement with sat
isfaction.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25
Leather Betting,

We offer for sale in this department, Oak and Hemloos
Tanned Harness. Bride and Collar Leather Hog Skin Seat
ing Skrng and Pad Skins, Spanish and slaughter Sole
Leather French Philadelphia and Western Tanned Calf
Kip Skins Oak and Hemlock Upper Leather Lace Leather
Msrscco Binding and Lining Skins with full and general
assortment of Shoe Fiudinps
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25
A Treat at Hand.

We arc informed that JOHN B. COUGH,
may be expected to lecture here before
the y. NJ. L. A., some day next week,
probably on Friday or Saturday. We
heard Mr.. G. on one occasion, and never
before or since have we enjoyed such
an oratorical treat. Those who have
not heard him we imagine will not fail
to on this occasion; and we presume the
trouble viii be with too full house ra-
Their than an empty one.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25

\ German with whom Bayard
Taylor formed friendship, since his ar
rival IN Germany, has conveyed to him,
as q free gift, an estate near the Tharin-
gan forest; it contains a beautiful resid-
ence built in 1860 by one of the minis
tiers OF Ernest II. Lucky traveller,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25
@ADIDTLI5I99S 17n)CnN s,

We ask particular attention to stock OF Tools They
manufactured expressly fer our House. and OF quality
and finish unequaed and themI Our prices
low article is usually sold for From deal
and throughout the country ask CALL
and atsr ourselves that prices and terms such
will command their favorable consideration. 6m9
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25

NOU CAN see a Splendid Lot of Prints anc
IL Ginghams al
MERRILL, KELLOGG & Ces.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-12-25
Blinds, Blinds. Blinds

bUuuB, bIlnuB, bIInuB
LIVERY variety Of Window Blinds, manufactured 10 order
II en- Short notice. HAMBRooK's Sash, Door and Bnd
FACTORY, LIST door east Of Oty Bank.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
s;s.e.gs,l . .s.li..s.. q .l.lgi.r39 :.

Ta;a..--..- Sat2955l - +2ti- 81 u *i,i*ft'' -
Over million OF dollars uneZpe"ded in
the treasury Of Illinois at the end Of the lis
eel wear, is an event to be talked a50nt.-
The.s figures show another gratifying fact
that Illinois Is now On interest paring state.
The sIncunt Of our tri0le State debt Z; the
present time is abou; go, 5o2, oo9-of which
amount =. 5gI. 5IAG5 is drawing interest,
and upon which amount vii! be paid SIX per
CENT. br crr State Treasurer, IN January
next: $50, 600 haze already bee" tcpos';s"
il Eaw York for the purpose. Mt o;'y
VIII the full interest on cur slats do9t he
paid in January, but over half million OF
the principal viii DC cxtinSui>hcd by the
distribution; oC the pSr cent. fund. When
Ggv. Ma;t.soa VAS iuaugurstcd, lac evo'ved
4 system O.! finance by whith he predicted
our entire state debt could be wiped out IN 5
years. lis suggestions were essentially
adopted, ana does any one Row GouLt but
the prediction can + accomplished: L
will Je accomplished il less time
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
Cra.KE,~ FEMALE FILLS.
r,rr rpr,r INGVISU PENEDE


Pre,,tre5 tram n Prescription If So i. fIrks, N
r., PSysjcian E+ouor6i"a,y 10 ne l-see'
This Invaluable medicine s unaiiing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to Nch The is
male constitution is subject. 1t moderates all excess ana
all distractions and speedy cure may be reli-
ed
To IaT.C Ladies'
Is peculiarly suited. II Will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each Bottle, Price orr Dollar, bears u,- Governmsns
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counte.fei,s>
Canton.
These PHI, siorld be taken ty females thai
rrenaut during 5> f,st three moaths they sure
TO bring on r.iscpjo9c bat every other time and in
every other .lsc, they perfectly safe.
sole Agents ior the United States and Canada
l. c. BALDWIN co, Rochester, y Y
TCTrLs d NDsF-, Auburn, General Agents
y B-&I and postage stamps enclosed to any autho-
rizd Agent, Will insure polite Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sa.- by l. y. GRIGGs Ottawa, and one Druggist in
every town ia the United States. novi5-1y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
RHy You, Ecoc'T- 81 line View
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,


one UoOT sONtst q b f Id0niYisotts DIHy SfOfe Ot
tara, iui0Ots.
TIE goods buyers of this city and surrounding
try viii find their interest call this estabsh-
meni and examine the goods and prices before purclas
ing elsewhere, they will cersinly % 30
on a dollar. This stock Dust opened) is entirely
aud fresh large Clothing Mandatory, No. 24i
West Prat Street BAtnore and offers Inducements in
Selections which older stocks Of sh0pworn good, cannot
present This i. undoubtedly the hrs general '-'ort-
meat Of Ready Made Mems and Eoys Clo;l'in-, and
GcutI-iaen'5 furni.iug Goods in Ia Sale County, ana
equal any IN the .a-, i.,l Of our nsighor'
-uqa!red OF by strangers DO not kno" hat there Is
store in town, you Wi! please look for the sign o.
The times recently uncllgd to the breeze Of popular IA
,or on which j. plainly written, "E,sTEgS CNTnING
li0Usa oY WOLF, BERGMAN Co."
.,rr arrivals every We. during the season.
Country Merchant. requested to give call, o-
it VIII be- their Interest, will sell At EASTERN
wholesale prices. Ioe.l WOLF, BERGMAN i co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
Rare Chance for Speculation

I WILL of 70 "A Public Auction, Monday,
Dece0Je5. 26ti, inst the following described Timber
Lots: Nos l. 2 8, t. = &, O. 10, II, of the south
fraction OF north half of Section II, Town 30 north,
Range east containing 20 each. Also, the north
fraction Of the north half Of the containing p
~ To-, acres Also, the of of Section -, l. 33,
Il 5-4n acres; ne Of OF Section H. I. 81, r. 30
acres: VIII NV of Section u, L. -, r. % acres
Ell of NV Section -, T. 3D. L. 5-20 acres w OF
NV of ne Section -, 7. 81, + 30 acres
Asn the following described Prairie Lands
Ne neg Of Section H. Town IS ". Range east ~ acres
Ne of ne oo'''
~ Of ~
Sw of ne ~
: eyaction Of NV : of canal TnS}''
WI of NV of Section = Town 8; ", Rang. F. 81 -
The, sale Of the Prairie Lands and Of the Timber Lots,
Oh Section IL, will take place the residence Of the sub
scre-. Seneca, Ia Sale Co., and the Timber Lots on
Section u vii! be of red upon the gronnd
The above Lands situated between the Towns OF
and StAeca part i'll la Sale and part in Grundy
County.
T rams Of .S,tlc-For Prairie, quarter down one
quarter in one year, quarter in two years, ana pa
lance in years. with notes bearing interest," per
cent. per year, to he paid in advance -
For Timber Lands, one-third down. one-thrd IN one
year and balance in years with notes ana APP
proved security bearing interest at per cet-iterest
in advance. =, . .,,
There will he offered for sale the same day NUM-
ber of Hogs of a superior breed, several Horses, ana
Farming Utensils. 49,, e.,
ss over five dollars. years credit with notes at
per da ca "a" "'i ]. CROTTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20


-,-..,
- = P''i.'''', " ..,.
p'.''s' al" Comm. 's' .I-,,I
~ io''"' =, Wv ..,''ia.,. '.,,s
ii''''''" NO '- ,'o" -. 4IN- ~"
o'"'' '"','%''' 80 ~ = .'-,,r,,.
'''' Wy ''', =. '.'- az ar,a.
80 81 ''--'''' o. '-'"s '''-' -. --..'lre
: 81 "'''' '' ''' 'Es'e-'' VIZ
~ .''' "T hf"g'a Er@ Cl"cers T""ors, Einbsioas
OH tie skin, kryspet7s, cIro''ic >ore Eyer, Ring
Fy5." or 1sn~', >-aiI Head MI soros AMI tIe-rs.
F-r-r .syss >'esHiay ctne Gioa7', Leprosy, Hhtss
>'r.H'ng' N~'e|4lo"s or 1nI"rc"hr Consumption Of
tire Lugs, Bi,t.tes, E,Hs, IioiIies ne flee, Sour
81. Di<sdss, # tie HiHeys Dropsy, Grdrei Fnss, H.
rlr oompt,jat .S.coad1ry .SypL2is or TssersaI d.
ssoa4 Dup.psia, Eisumntisal GeaeraI DeIV1y.
N.uralgir M liz Doio,rly, Pains IN The BoDes aud
cH D.,.as., Arising i. oat TIE use " Krc~y Caor
Ioa,L
Tls astonishing power Of Dn. EA.1EELY'. IoDsr AxD
SAE-AFaEiL, ia driving and radically removing all
diseased and impure nud. from body, is, doubt,
owing tc matches curative properties contained in
, Ingredient and tie scientific manner Of its preyar.-
ZION.
Srre,rt.a. a., ,-r. Il, combine .usi medicinal pro-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
The Slave Iususrsc;ion at the south.

'Thc Slave IusHITsC;ion 81 the South.
The affair was much exaggerated 10y the
fears Of the Southern people, and has about
blown over 7: bore the most thrg2tD.ug
aspect among the coal mines along the
Cumberland river in Kentucky AID Ten
uessee. where many MA hfnc shops, employ
ing from loo to 300 blacks, were suyeriu-
tended by but half dozen 81 r'':t-s TO
each. The plan to murder these hitss and
then .scap, in body to IT,. north would
undoubtedly have succeeded, but for tie
discovery of the conspiracy. Ia these ioca-
lilies number OF white nieu were discover
ei in the act Of exciting q revolt, and ,hrcs
OF them, after being beaten, were allowed
fifteen hours - leave the State. SIX others
wer. sent 10 the pcuitcat;.ry-
a letter from GAINESVILLE, Team, sep:
"Th. cr-du,iiv OF these FCc- people j.
such that, in their belief IN IT,: whit., who
excit. them, they imagine That Col Fremont
with large army " waiting 1T tie month
at the rive C0luU.bi. until the Might Of the
e3I or nth OF December has arrived. Then
all this army vii help to deliver the slaves.
They have been struck bv the sudden swell
i1- Of the river and attribute tLi- circUm-
stance to the great asseU.b!age of men aud
Sims at its mouth. CeTtGiu Saves aye -
greatly i,nbucd with this Ias.e, that | have
seen them smile while they are being whip
ned. and have heard them sly that e Fra-
mont and his men c-a bear tire blows they
receive
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

TrrEIHLE ARR iY.-On the 18th inst,
t.ro brothers, Henry and John Fleming, citi-
zcus OF Monmouth, Warren county, H.,
we're stabbed in an ARRAY with Vim. Crozier,
at the Baldwin house in that town, and both
died in few hours. The trouble commenced
with Al attac, by the two brothers On Gro
lie. who had been paying addresses TO their
sister. One Of the brothers had drawn a
pistol OH Crozier, who, in self defence, used
his knife VITA terrible eject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

LEGISLATIVE REroRTs.-The publishers Of
the Springfield Journal propose. during the
approachin. session of our State Legislature,
20 give - complete record of the do;nsS OF
both houses"-that is, a journal of all bu-
siness Of both IIousss-all petitions present
ed--all bills intro4nced--au resolutions Of
iered, and the action taken tLcreou-a
rerdatim report Of all speeches maGe-the
vote by ayes aEd noes o. every question Of
intsresf-;aessases-RspoFts Of COMMITTEES,
&c" The general plan Of ,Le enterprise
will be similar to ihat Of the VasIilqfon
Dolly GJoJs and ARpeAIir-
The daily VIII be furnished to subscribers
at 81 in advance cor the session.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
Colby LuiI.esniE.

VS. learn that Z. ;. Ho!brooh, Esq, Of
Peru. La. CONSENTED TO become candidate
for the Office CT Judge OF the County Court,
to fl the vacancy caused by the decease OF
Hon. II. c. CC-Eoy.
a correspondence on the subject VII! ap-
pear next week.
Notice hSs been issued for an election on
the thirteenth day Of January.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
OTTAWA ftee GraOer.
OTTAWA, SATURDAY, DEC. 90, 1856.
y,.;,.., or ottawa and the Canal.

We are indebted to Mr.. Dow, the canai
collector at this port, for the following inte-
resting figures, exhibiting the business Of
The canal for the last season at this city, ana
also presenting, in q prominent Eight, ''is
magnitude and rspid Increase Of the business
of our city az compared with other points Oh
the canal.
nj ,,,-.i.l = fr,.u-9o-t.d o. u ~
,a;.ira No ign. 6.JHri, eff'~r.4 ~ r.
fJ..s Of tJttft-.i. FOR st> s."H ei..t 'D'e''' 1
"a. I,..T- ISIS 1854, $50 drs l-91-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
it,
GEO. BRISTOL.


sOMETNINU EV III IUD1 SHOULD hNV"'-"c
take pleasure in calling the attention of readers TO
the advertisements which have bsen placed in our CO.
Iuu,ns this week by Dr. Eastery, of ST. Louis Ills me-
dcines are becoming popular all over the Western
s,,s and can be found i'll every respectable Drug
and .nothecary Store lie has taken great pains in pre-
r and periecting them to combat the diseases OF the
VS., Dr. Easterly is scientific Chemist, and Phar-
c.utist and has been engaged fourteen years in the
nrpnring and selling of his preparations They are tr
oil remedies and the public rely upon them a. safe
d They rapidly taking the place of all
the old advertised medicines, from the fac they are
;drea more eticacious and better suited to the d.
s.. Of this climate The articles advertised in our
,,rs are Dr.. Easterlys Iodine and Sarsaparia, DR.
CARERS Cough Basam, DR.. Easterlys Fever and Ague
killer. Dr. Bakers Specific and DIR. llooper's Female
Cordial to which invite special attention They are
for sale at 4. s, PUrNANs, the Agent for Ottawa.
Ottawa December g. 1865 I'm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

WoCDwo.TH PrAINIYG MACmIxE.-The CO.
LIBERATED Woodwork Patent, which is about
TO expire, after an almost unprecedented
reign Of success for IS years, will be free for
the public after the 9th day OF the present
,nouth
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

"TnE NATIoS. Ne have heretofore
spoken OF this new family newspaper, re.
Gently established in Philadelphia. An
advertisement in our columns today sets
forth its plan and objects fully. 1t is deubt
less one of the best paper of the kind
published
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

SrKAws, &c-The Demokrat, a very in
fluential German paper Published at Harris
burg, Pa, displays at its editorial head, as
Sour first choice for President in 1860,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, of illinois"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

HOLIDAY Times. Our friend <. Y. Grggs
at the Drug and Book Store, has an unusually
CAV variety of all sorts of Kriskinkle stores
which all young men, old men, married men,
mothers, maids, and bachelors who have
children. juvenile friends, sweet hearts or
cousins vii! not fail to examine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
re ~ a RITUAL
AT TIE
PeopIe's Cheap Store.

Va + have just received last invoice of WINTER
Ss GOODS, and offering them at prices tat can
not be beat in town. Give us a call and examine our
stock and prices
Oar stock consists In part Of Plain and Paid Mcrnoes
Plain and Shaded Dc!aincs. Parametas PoiliHs, Cling
MANS, Prints Hroohe ShaHli. long aud square BAY
Stai" aud Waterloo WOODEN Sfawls Gents do, Black
aHd 'ui 'rHd Ore, * stv.ts .uas Collars and
r'tt'- IN sets, Lads - Conks, talhroierIes Ribbons
Lana ana thirc" Hoods and lIgsrietcs Ladies
Gloves. K!. fix, ana Wcrsrd cents DO a.iir- and
Hres '"i.h Hosiery. Noolln blankets, III colors
and binds -he,tlg> >trtre. rick Eroadc.atl,- Cass:
Eerns. S1t.Iy-. g.. Lai,s' S!as AMI Rulbrrs good
assortment, Remember tie place. Glover 4 Cnob'.
Block. lac - DOUGLASS Z CLARK.
DgsE tgssE ,ass.1s. a large stock Of BONyFrS
j and LADIES SHOES, ~ Yc-y low prices
deco. DOUGLASS K CLARK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

The barn Of Mr. Swasgard, one ana a half
miles from Aascoutah, in this State, was
slruc" by lshtEiny, Oh the 81 inst, which
fred 1t, causing lis contents, including one.
valuable horse, oats, corn, wheat. &c. TO the
value Of : goo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20
pE;.E.-S
HEALING ENBROCATION.


Il = perfect destroyer. and an Invaluable Re-
wcly FER ta cure Of Rheumatism, Cuts. Wounds. Pain
iu the Sde. Eac.- AID Liubs-Lumbaso, sor. Throat,
Burns. Sra.ls. SvrIiuE-, Ague. Cramp &c For Cuts
and Wounds il i SUPERIOR 20 any oiher Preparation. 1t
viii aEerI Immediate relief ia Scals Buns and for
Pan. W-ue- a any part Of the system. it will give
certain Relief ia very l:- tine
I'D Internally It is Of tie valuable RENE
G.s for CraaP or >qa-ua3.c Auctions. FOR Pains
Soreness 10 the side. Throat Chest and stomach, for
Sick Ti-adaelr Nausea Sea Sckuess, rheumatism, orr
any Internal Weakness caused by fan strain Il pos
s,-ses Soothing, Healing, and PainD.s;royins proper
;s. u1e4 lalcd by any other Compound Medicine, and
have never known fail in arrestns tie progress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

Mrs. Brown of HaErisbursh, Pa, was re-
Gently killed on the Pittsburgh and Chicago
Railroad, while on her way to visit her re-
lntinns at Rock Island.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-12-20

The Illinois River is to be spanned by .
railroad bridge at Peoria, and the first span
is now in process of erection. The bridge,
we believe, is for the accommodation of the
eastern extension OF the Peoria and Oquawka
Rail,nal
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JrpG. LEcoSPTr REHOyED.-The Prcsi-
deaf hss removed Judgs Leeomptc, in Kan
sss. and appointed j. y. Harrison, of Ken
,ucsv. in his place. Mr. Harrison is said to
be a lawyer Of note residing at Lexington.
This is a triumph Of Gov Geary, between
uto,n and Judge L. difficulty had arisen
in reference to admitting Hays, the murder
er Of Buffuu, to bal.
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~ Office Is hereby given all whom it may conccrn
= that a sale ;oT the and cost, for the
u. l,J4, at -, door of the Court House Ia Ottawa
County La Yale and Of Illinois, by the Treasurer
said County the fifteenth day Of May. \. II.
I~. Norman smith purchased the following described
said County La sale and that the ie OF re-
demFtion VIII expire on the fifteenth day 81 May a; u
M, aud - in ELI seq FEC. g %. IL Z also
that 18Th day of May, l>6 al like sale Tor taxes
due for the wear 1850 he purchased lot in block ;, III
town OF Muson, assessed to VIM Manson, and that the
time of redemption of said lot will expire the thr-
te.nth day of Nav ISIS llec2D-3w*l NORMAN SMITH.