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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06

Mr. Humphrey Marshall eentended ;hs',
from the fac, Of the message he was justif-
ed in beIirinr that the President looked to
war. He did not want to zee the Executive
blus,er abou, ihe subject, sounding more as
,if preparing fer a conflict, unless questions
have srisen Iustilying such conduct. II
necessary he would POT hesitate to vote for
the supplies which the defence of the honor
Of the county might demand, when the
application cane in the proper manner.
The message was then referred to the
Military Comm ttee and the House adjourned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06
The Monroe Doctrine.

The National Intelligencer devotes a
page, evincing the usual ability and re-
seirch Of It's editors, to the history OF the
Monroe doctrine. The conclusions arrived
at ar stated as follows:
We have thus endeasored to lay before
our readers faithful history OF muth
mooted topic in American politics. Let US
briefly recapitulate the points we have, 10
we think established beyond successful son-
trUveIsv:
/. Tat the Monroe declaration Of 1928, |,
in both its PHRASES, had its origin in the
changed relations and new responsibilities
imposed on the seyera Stales of the Ameri-
can Continent. arising especially frrt'i- TIE
emancipation OF tn. Spanish Colonies, ano
rendering il conducive to the interest OF
all that the American Continents should
not be subject to luture colonization by any
European power, and that no foreign State
or States should be allowed to intervene
| in the dnmostis .G.;-S &C 49,, J<'.'~'i"~"
people for the purpose Of suppressing re-
publican institutions. ....
2. That the Monroe declaration, in 60
far as it related 10 tn, threatened interven-
lion of the Hollg Alliance in Q COZ Germs
OF the Spanish American States, was in
tended to meet particular contingency oi
events, and therefore passed away with the
occasion which called it forth.
.. That the Monroe doctrine, in 60 Ia
rs it relates to the colonization OF the A
merican Continents by any European Powe
was not intended to bind the United States
Ito guard all the territory of the New Worlt
from such occupation by European States
but was intended to indicate, as an import
ant principle of American public policy tina
j"each State should guard by it's own mean:
against the establishment of any future
European colony"
4. That the "Moaroe doctrine" was no
in any proper sense, ga pledge" and al
such was especially discarded by the Dem
ocratic party.
The current Interpretation of the "Mon
roe doctrine has, therefore, no foundation
in the truth OF history; and, if defended a
all, must be defended on its intrinsic merit
as proposition wholly distinct and differ
ent from that VIII ch was conceived by it:
author or affirmed by its first promulgator
whose destiny it has been to give bis name
to principle for which ne never contend
ed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06
ALIEN pAssEseERs The total number

ALIEN PASSENGERS - The total number of
passengers who a'riv' at this por, ir 1855,
was 20,s53. Some OF these had been inthe
country before, but of the total number 49,.
3l3 were OF foreign birth: and Of these again
there were from Ireland. 7,6l4; British Pro-
viuce', 4,7s6; atd England, 2,6s4. The tax
levied OF "a per head, sc +, hid yielded $a6.
TIA During the year, ass immigrants had
been transmitted with or wi ihout consent
back to their native land, at a cost OF S4,l74
relief given to forward paities to Canada, or
the State to which they belong, reached ST..
45s. The cost Of immigrants would thus
appear to have been S5,632; and the amount
OF receipts TO have exceeded the expenditure
by 5ai,ila Boston Daily Av riiser.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06

! The KANSAS MESSAGE OF THE President
IN KANsAs.--A correspondent of the Mo
Democrat who wrights himself "a Young
Virginia ,Sq, ter" in letter dat d l. aven
worth, city x. II. Feb 4th, reviews the
Presidents special Kansas Message. ia
commences by saying There is great re-
joicng in Platte county" The general
message was pleasant to the rufians, and
this special one was delicious. What q
dainty morsel the proclamation which we
give to-day will be to Atchison's drunken
league. We quoted from the letter before
us, this spicy passage:
"With unblem!shing effrontery 1t throws
the odium oI the outrages prscticed here on
t,e peaceable citizens Of the territory, who
Q ldu. cd them. We, the squat ers Of Kan
| sas, guilty Of no offence save sumitting TO
illegal proceedings which we have not yet
the strength to repel are placed in the po.
stion of revolutionary bandits, while the
borders, who have shot down our citizens,
elected our legislators, and threatened US
with determination, are alluded to In terms
of gentle reproof, dilated With an excuse r
their se!fdetensive conduct!
came to Kansas az a pro-slavory man;
but, educated to respect the The law and
scorn its breakers 40 matter what their
excuse--l did not, could not long remain
in their ranks. No true Southern gentle.
man can rema in In such a party AS that
which style' itself the law and order party
Of Kansas, uS.ess he happens 10 be an Office
holder, or to have invested all his capital
In the pawer OF these men.
When read thier special message Of the
President, thanked God / was a Souther-
er. No Southern man would be mean
enough to betray his constituents as Pierce
has betrayed his Northern brethren, or dare
10 libel them as Pierce was libellea the
peacsable, intelligent. conservative New
Englsnd emgrants in Kansas.
President Pierce's decided forte, as a
polite ian, is to create polica! capital for
his political opponents. IL his course, dur.
ing his occupancy OF the Presidential chair,
does not sustain the proposition. this special
message will amply demonstrate the fact.
He deliberately destroys the force or reiutes
his favorite ,heories--knocks squat'er-sover.
eighty into nm extremely cooked hat by de-
claring it's exercise revo lutionary, aud there
is hardly one historical statement in his
message which cannot be disproved by IN
controvertable evidence"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06

0rThc income OF Ohio the last year was
about four and quarter millions of dollars,
aud it's expenses three millions and half
1t has 800 miles of canals. 600 of navigable
rivers and 1000 mile, Of railroad. Its wheat
crop last year was SooooOo0 bushels, and
curu 90 100000
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06

DIR. BAKERS
P A | N P A N A c I A
FOR CURE OF
ED IA M EAs
Both Externally and Internally.
GREATEST PAIN CURING REMEDY
YET DISCOVERED.
Pam cannot long erist where this is faithfully
used!
ETGive it One Fair Trial IN
And YOU de not find it to he all it is recommended 20
DOUBLE THE AMOUNT or MONEY REFUNDEDi
This offer made, know ing that what this Medicine
has done in thousands of cases, it will do again.
FOE PAIN
IN THE STOMACH, BACK AND BOW ELS, BURNS,
BRUISES. CUTS AND swELLINGs, coLIc,
DIARRHeA AND RHEUMATISM, HEAD
ACHE, TooTHAcHE, AND EARAcHE
IL Cures almost Insianianeously,
CHRONIC DISEASES,
SUCH ..
DYSPEPSIA, WEAK BREAST, LIVER COMPLAINT,
GENERAL DEBILITY, FEVER AND AsUE,
cANKER: OR, SORE MOUTH, PUTRIp
SORE THROAT, WEAK EYES,
SPINE AND KIDNEY DISEASE,
OLD SORES, COUGHS
AND COLDS.
In the above named Diseases only needs to he faith
fully used, and
"a A Cure is Cerfain!!
MONEY REFUNDED.
.INroRrAsT AsENrs.--Agents viii find It greatly
to their interest. and are a. f liberty first intro
ducing DR.. BAKERS PAIN PAN.aCEa, to give
hack the money freely II those who purchase IL are
fully satisfied; and may uset IN Iheli FAMILIES,
give few bottles 10 their friends, that they may
rs GREET MERITS over ali other medicines: and
When gu Introduced tsx will hud thai, they can sell
large quantities OF IL. A gents write that when once
introduced their sales Arellrge Families will keen
il In their houses, aud will NOT he w,boutit,
Genuine signed by O BAKER. M.
Price 20, 90 aud 81 100 per bottle.
J. w. Collins, ~. Ciairsviile,
6 n. Murphy, Hendry shurg. ASrtN
r. Al. swan Mo .ristowH.4 tpsrtr-ssl 49,
~ naine. & ts,shsr. Lioy<pss yahe follow-l e
Us. Anderson, BelIait rs sSorihes:- npft
j. 2. Crunfei, Jaeohsbf they
= a. Matson, Centrevnsk ain y
A. Armstrong, Arm dofs I
= n. n, Mot DarnesvillS3 these
warheld 4 Crosien do Deck,
4, w, T. Dorsey, Dorsey 's<hlfrs- Iyood aud "a
Z Dorsey 4 co. Capiina. So. plete the
J. q. Martin, sewellsyi into the so
sShoc,sy %is M.so MsGs,swi 80 Gays OF ~ 'e"''
M Hii.. s9sss,' sos' ssn eertif. plain an,
joe ss.s fsss s@ 49,. a1.i,o,s
HATS, CAPS, AND scic;;,Sisst,
HeI, every quality, for Sale cd | Ron p
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06

4 heef Tho -, y';-a4"-.i u he mediSa
49, me crest WING are different from t3coper.
,eth,r ,, ""a & ane eheacy OF each Remedy harmonj,c
/. m anu III lhe cure of some disorders one Ra1.gs
our ~ tbe other as water, and fond ns Gs
rer,i en nave pointed out in the following ii;
an soie OF We cases which require only tha BIZ III
In eun 'ases winch reqaire both the Wine and pii,
Rns onsre lhe cure. The combined action of LIE
ana cure sooner more powerful and searching ecaey
a. " 80, = nave nave recommended them opether " u''
IN Setve M dose OF the Forest Pills is wsr,.,,,
IRON, m ion stomace aud iision s M, arising
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-03-06

HATS, CAPS, AND d
HI every quality. for Sale 81
| st % r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

HARVEST IN WIsCoNsIN-The wheat and
oats in this vicinity are secured in good con-
dition The yield has been the best known
since the settlement of the State, and though
some injury has been done by the chinch
bug, there is enough left to make our farm
ers comfortable at a dollar per bushel.
Corn and potatoes are growing slowly,
but the want of rain is felt very much
There will be fair CROP OIL.
There never was better weather for the
gathering in of the golden yield than there
has been this season. Long days, Just warm
enough for pleasure, and just cold enough
for comfort, have enabled the proprietors of
the waving crops to work without fear of
showers or sickncss.-W hieseatsr (Wis)
Gazette
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

PGpey HdBGing.-Plan and Satin Paper, borders,
fre-huard Prints, Oh and transparent Window Shades,
Trimmings, &c.
GLlss.-An sizes from by 10, % by -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
Charter Oak Items.

In the night of the fall of the brave old
oak at Hartford, Mr.. Stuart, the proprietor
was engage till mdni lit in writing his last
chapter Of its history. y copy rjcted engra
wing Of the tree as il appeared after is fall, IS
beng maze; and a sound limb is being
made into an elbow to new ship, to be
called The Charter Oak" y swarm Of
bees came out of the hole of the fallen
trunk, on Saturday morning, and lodged
upon another; but soon returned to their
old quarters, from which they were safely
hived They viii be teuderly care for by
the associations connected with them. Their
presence in the tree was not known ii It's
fall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

MAIL RoBBER AREEsTED.-The Cincinnati
papers of the 3gth nit, contain full particu-
lars Of the arrest OF the postmaster OF flask
insvflle. Noble County, Ohio, Henry Fulk-
reth, charged with robbng the mail The
arrest was made by Mr.. Shallcross, who had
placed decoy letter containing $3.50 gold
piece in the post-oftice at Sharon, addressed
to the Baltimore Sun. The letter did not
arrive at Baltimore, and when arrested, the
postmaster had the identical piece of gold in
his possession. \ large number of other
Letters were found in his possession. He
has been committed TO await his trial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

Notice To the Sick.

The citizens of Ottawa and vicinity will be gratei
have been appointed Agents for the sale Of Dr. EASTER
LT's Popular Family Medicines. Ills medicines bet
prepared prompt and efectul in subiuins the
diseases incident 10 ti. climate than others in general
They meeting with rapid sale ina nearly every
city in the West and give general satisfaction
those that 'ha. For further Information in regard
to these remedies, the sic, and afflicted invited to
careful peru-1l " Dr. EAsTEYS advertisements, which
can be seen j.. ..tr columns this day.
Merchants aud druggists who not already supplied
with them. would do well to call upon Dr. Eastery in ST.
Louis and obtain stock Of his popular articles, from
his agents ia OTTAWA. August e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

PICKTD UP.-A vessel, recently arrived
from below, part of the clothing and per-
sonal effects of an old lady, whose body
was found floating in Lake Eric, and supos-
cd to be one the passengers on the North
crn Indiana. Papers on her person directed
her to call on r. NJ Mitchell & Co, and the
effects are accordingly left with them. 1t
is believed that the body was that of Mrs.
Hutton, coming from England to visit her
children, Charles and Sarah Hutton, at
Metamora, Woodford Co. III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
DIR. MOrSe's Indian Root Pills.
PRO BONO PUBLlCO.

No Family should he lrihOut them in tie
hOW~e q day.
TT Is An ESTABLISHED FACT that all diseases sprng
from one source, namely :-imprity Of tie blood
Therefore strength health life depend upon this
fiuii When the vartous Passages become Ciogged
aud do not act perfect harmony different
functions OF the body the blood loses its action
thick corrupted and diseased thus causing all palms.
ikue-- and distress Of strength
Lau,ted health deprived OF, and il nature is
not assisted in throwing OF the sagnant u'nors the
blood will become COked aud cease TO act and thus our
light of life will forever be blown out How important
then that should keep the various passages OF the Boz
y free and open. And how pleasant 10 Us that We have
in our power put n medicine in REACH namely,
Norse'- Indian Root Pills manufactured from plants and
roots which grow around the mountainous ellis in Ma
ture garden. for the health and recovery OF diseased
man one of the roots from which these Pills made
i SudOrc which opens the pores of tie skin and as
t Nature in throwing the finer parts Of the cor
rtiOn within The second is plant which Is ENpecto-
and thus. in soothing performs It's duty by
throw ing on phegm and other huuors from the lungs by
ease and ior9ie strength the kidneys; thus encou-
ragged they draw large amounts of mIurity from the
blood winch Is then thrown beautifully by the
~ or water passage, and which dis
charged III other way The fourth is a Cath,rtic
and accompanies the other prouertiqs of the pills while
engaged IN purifying the blood the cnarser of
impuTify which Cannot or outlets arr, Tins
taken up and conveyed Oh III quantities by the
bow els
From the above, it is shown tina, DR. Norse,s India,
Boot pills not only enter the stomach bu bacop,
,;,b the blood for they find way 10 every ma,, "a
coupleteIy rout and cleanse the system from all i'm
rurity and of the body, which blood he.
vain i. driven from the SYSTEM for they cannot remain
.b.n the body becomes pure and clear.
For sale by every respectable druggist in Illinois,
Don't take a box without it is in a blue wrapper.
Get Life Dr. Morse at all the Drug stores, and
..n,;o,, +, ty;s paper A. ]. WHITE 4 CO, ~
'Sol> PyoDyr ter, Sesc York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
CHICAGO MARkET.

NHICA"O, sop. T, lou.
The news from New York this afternoon
represents -four advanced ~ cts, wheat ct,
and corn market buoyant.
F7oW-Country brands, fine, per barrel
at S2.00a3-25 superfnc No . S3.25a3.50
do No l S3.7Jaf0O, fancy $ja5.25. extra
S5.50a6.50. cquote city brands superiine
No ! at - 80, fancy $5.50aS6, extra 500.
Hheaf-Salcs LOCO hu spring AT 30 cts TO
store; 1000 bu red winter at SLIP in store
CorH--SalcS 5000 bu at II cts free on
board; 1000 bu at SO cts in store; s,G0C
bu at II cts free on board; 5000 bu at !
cts free on board; sales at Ssa39 cts to store
O.itS-Sales at 3oa3l cts i'll store.
Hge-Sl!ys at CJa10 cts.
Llrleg-We quote at g5ca& l.-Ncm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

\ SoLENS THorGHr-It has been obscrv-
cd with much significancane. that every
morning we enter upon 4 new day, carrying
still an unknown future IN its bosom. How
pregnant and s,irins the reflection. Thoughts
NAV he born to-day which may never be
extlncuishcd. Hope may be excited to-day
which may never expire. Acts may be per-
formed tine consequences of which may not
Ia. realized ill eternity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
GPor-tn Currency,

WHAT shall be in place Of Georgia currency Is now
the question arag he monetary circles o? the West.
The Withdrawal "f tlree millions Of currency has been
and will continue TO be seriously felt by all cassc. OF b-
sineSs men, and ulcss Illinois Banks expand or the
East provides with circulating medium, money will
conue at the high which it ha- been held this
winter Tie principle Of Georgia money is undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
Eii silver ia IT. circulation, ruin hg been follow
Yet the confidence 81 business 10 he leading
Georgia Banks IS unliu'ei and the Subscriber KNOWN
Atlanta, interior, and Macon I" be good will continue
receive the of said BANKS IA payment for lots
the south side Of the Illinois River These lots arc
fcred bargain, and fail = -uit either f,T in
Improvement, and 20 those ~ho Ming
unable pay the outrageous prices charged 10y pecG
,i7rs ,or Lots the north side the subscriber would
earnestly coll their attention tie superior advantages
offered IL clover Addition. ;,i-3 OLIVER CORNELL
II any shc,i ask what in opinion, arrived
at by ~ irp-rris! tho best and most honest
compounded remedy preserving ail boaying the
hair and restoring gray har, , original color, and
h- Jocks tic aal-Leadcl. should without hcsita-
tua say Pro. q ) Wood Hair Eestor7tive.-S, l. us
Democrat.
.E-see advertisement n auo'h.r coirun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
TERMS

The WEATHER FOE ACGr>T.-Fr0m DR..
HaIri,' ournal, we oJtain the following
facts and figures concerning the weather for
las: month
Mean temperature. .-.......-..G9 go
Warmest day. DIST, 2."3-
Coolest day, (2jth. D.-....... 30
Highest range Of thermometer, DIST SO
Lowest range Of tLermoulctrr, (2jth, AZ
Amount Of rain. 1-s55 inches. No rain
since the 18Th, and then but little more than
half al inch.
There was much warmer weather ia Au-
gust last year than this year, but the differ
cuce in mean temperature was only SO in
favor Of IojJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

Delano & Atcherley, it will be observed
by our advertising columns, have opened
new wholesale and retail Grocery establish
mcnt. They are enterrrisinE men, AMI will
keep fully up with the times. We hope to
see them prosper.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
u q D ~S
\ STATEMENT FROM DIR. MORSE.
TIE reason achy neu tabet acds Obtaiaed
,E6 ,Eslz: l1H,EfLEf,

When I first commenced manufacturing my INDIAN
ROOT PILLS in this country, lmade arrangements with
A. Il. Moore, of Buffalo, and a. j. White manage
the sale Of them DIR. White had the general oversight
OF their manufacture During Mr.. Whites ABSENCE Mr.
Ii. Moore, in order to make the pill. cheaper, made
up lot from cheap, poor drugs such iioes cam
boge and pu in te,ionra This injured the reputa
ton of my medicine which always intended to have
made Of the choicest Of ROOTS and PLANTS as had
learned make make them from the Indians Since
this this Moore has fiitsd, and t.H for parts
kHOtrn.
II necessary for To make different arrange
ni.nts In future shall always superintend their na-
n.1ctuFe ayseT the public rest assured Of get
ting the genuine article. A. J. White Co, New York.
will manage the sale of them, and VIII have them put in
BLUE OUTSIDE WRAPPERS
Ia CHI box will have the Signature OF a. j. WHITE &
co B,iy no more Yeoa1 WTdPped Pills, because they
ar. NOT genuine but buy those in BLtE HRIPPERS
with A. j. WHITE & cos signature on them, and you
will get nv genuine INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
,sry9o JESSE MORSE, NJ. ID.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

TIE BADGER STATE VocALr>Ts.-By refer
cnce to our advertising columns. it Will be
seen that these celebrated vocalists are TO
give concert in Ottawa, at the Metropoli-
tan Hall, on VI nday evening next. Go and
he: 7 them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
Strayed.

Iron ;he subs criber, residing Mud Greek, Ii
] vingston county. H., SOREEL MARE. three years
old. with bald face, and three feet white up the
pa joint, lies the left side-rump rather
steep.
Any Icrscn returning said giving information
where said Mare may found, will be literally
ed. .,nl 4 Il JOHNSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
EstFIyci.

rEoM the subscriber, Of Fox River, Ottawa
1 o the -I,.i Of jane ias; - head Of Catiieeieveu
81 them steers and yr1r- o,d. and two Nine %
tie marked sIth slits in the LEFT and
hall crop in the right, % them have marks, but
black steer years Old with white ra~ in his
c. the other i large red and white spotted
One OF the l. r,.with branded her hip, ;ne
other COW j. trl-d'e years old, wiki white marks ia
her face. Most Of The cattle bought in GruLdy
county.
3 head ward WI paid FOR the return Of said cat
-, - head Tor information where they raay D..
found EuLFoRD FLnEEY,
jsZl Butchers, O.tusa, H..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

DREPARED from prescription Of sir James ''a If
NJ. D. Physician Extraordinary TO the queen ms
invaluable Medicine is unfang in the cure OF All those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the ieaie
constitution. .... .. .
IL moderates all excess, removes all distractions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills should be three weeks previous to CON
fu.r.nt: they forfy the constitution, pnd lessen the
-u rt, during labor, enabling the mother 10 perform
her ,ntIas with safety TO herself and child.
FIRST THREE MONTHS or PED;SAScY, ARE
SrRE BRIG OS MISCARRIAGE, But ANY TINE
TIER SAFE.
Ia all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain in
the Back and Limbs HenviIcs. Fatigue Slight Fxer-
ton. Palptat"n Of the Heart, Lowncss Spirits Hys-
tcTcs SICK Headache. Whites, and all tire painful di-c-
occasioncd by d-"rdcre stem. these Pills will ef
feet a when all other means lave failed and al
though powerful remedy, do iron, calouicl
sgntaInony, or any other mineral. r......-
Pun directions accompanying each package. Price, in
the United states aiid Canada. Our DuIlag.
Sole Agents for the United states
l. G. BALDWIN & Co.
Rochester, y. y.
" y. 500 enclosed To- either Of the General Agent.
will ensure a bottle Of the Pil!s 10y return mail.
For sale by T.. !. GEIGGS, Agent
ottawa, Ill.
J. H. REED ( Co, Chicago, Wholesale Agents. oct1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
gFEsiD7.SEziifzNG

r HI Subscribers are ROW prepared 10 uphoSter thrci
Pew in superior style. and permitted to fer Il
Mrz=rs. &. and Jas Keeer for whom they have fit
ted pew. in the Episcopal and Congregational Churches
All kinds Of FURNITURE on hand at the Ware Rooms
north side Of the Court House Square, opposite
LockwoOd's Hardware Store.
aug3D-2fn JAMES X. LUSH < Co