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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

PEPrER.--Pepper is an almost universal
condiment. Black pepper irritates and in
flames the coating Of the stomach; red pep
per does not it excites, but does not irri-
tate. consequently il should be used instead
of black pepper. 1t was known to the Ro-
mans, and las been in use in the East Indies
from time immemarial, as il corrects that
flatulence which attends the large use Of
vegetable fool Persons in health do not
need any pepper in their food. But to those
of weak and anguid stomaehs, il is manifold
more healthful 10 use cayenne pepper at meals
than any form Of wine, brandy, or beer that
can be named. because il stimulates without
tie reaction Of sleepiness or debility.
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MRS. LOFTY AND /.

MRS. LOFTY AND |.
Mrs. Lofty keeps carriage,
So dol;
She hasdapple greys % draw 1,
None have (;
She's 10 proudcr with her coaehman
ghan am I,
With my blue.eycd, laughing baby,
Trundling by.
hide It's face Lest she should SEQ
The cherub hoy and envy me.
Her iine husband has white fingers,
Mine has not;
He could give bis bride palace
Mine, cot;
Hers comes lIoinc beneath the starlight,
Ne'er cares she;
Mine comes ii ihe purple twilight,
Kisses nc,
Ani ptars that lie who turns life's sands
VIII hold his loved ones in Ills hands.
Mn. Lohy has her jewels,
50 have 4;
She wears hers upon her bosom,
Inside. r;
She viii leave hers q, Deaths portal,
by and bye;
shall bear ny treasure with me
When die,
For love, and she has gold,
she counts her wealth, ,--niinc can I be told.
Sic las ihcse who love hcr--sa,ion.
Mono have have | ;
But I've ono tue heart beside INC,
Glad am 1,
Cod viii weigh /, 10 his balance,
By AMI bye,
And tllo difference dcfic
'reiN Mra. Tai,y's wealth ati1 ninr.
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IRON IRON /
Bible Depository.

MIR. JAMES WEBB has been appointed ssent of
w the american Bib1 Sofeiy. and will keep on
hand good assortment Of Biblesand TesAmcnts, 10 be
disposed II d oae who want 81 the socieiy's usual
i.w prices, far cash.
Augusta. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

MoRALiTy Of CuLLEGg STupENTs--prof.
Pierce. uf Harvard College, has been re-
Gently Caniassing the facts now accumulated
IN thc trirnnial catalogues Of that institution,
concerning the duration Of life Of its gradu.
ates, and the results Of his research are valu-
able. lie finds that the probable duration
Of life after graduating, taking twenty-une
as thc average age Of graduates, i over
forty two years; or two-and .a-half years
more than the probable duration of life in
other persons az the same age. A college
education is then favorable to long life.
Another result Is, that the students who dis
tingui.h themselves as scholars, have lived
longer than those whose standing was low.
Habits Of diligent study would seem then u
favor health anl life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
just Received at tie Drug Store,

just KecelYed at the Drug Store,
slsS ozs Quininc.
50 l6 ots. Chin1iliue,
dlz. Rashiaa's God Liver oil,
doz sehitilfin, Hainss & co.'sc. Liver Oil.
@ doz 81. Cit Magnesn.
drx. Ealmpf i thousand Flowers. 4 genuine. J
! gt0ss Ayers Pills,
gtnss llsfiasie's Candy vrfmildse.
Aho, teih tsfply of Mace. Black Pepper Race
Ginger, Allspce, Aalmogs, Red Pepper Muaard seed,
&C., sc. JAS. L. CAIN.
December 10. Gs-
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FL, cor,e, See,l

rI,n iNstiag GOOD CROP or vEGEfA.
Il BLEs.4lfse Mapes improved phcsphaiecf Lime.
lJt inai received am now fradyto receive cidrFs
iorthe Phaalale of bime from those who wi,, 10 use
Il on ca1n ii ihr apting Astu ia value iecf g all
wha sis my isa ycii's corr ft0r andio ny com ft,l
n1k Tfnnst fi'h'nN JAMES WEBB
Fchfalfy is IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

LoxcEuTy.-The Pacific Sentinel says
that an Indian named Pedro died at Santa
Cruz on the 7th Of September aged $50
years. In 1874, when the mission there was
founded, Pedro was an old man, as is known
10 many people now residing at Santa Cruz.
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EEADg-IIADE CLOTHING.

Having nsade this one branch 81 ny business. an
now receiving good assortment q Spring and SUM
,,s, Ctahin6. which viii cell = low as any other
Isu.e n ne Slice consi.,ine IN part of The following
,!snt's Cashmere Coats M1fseilss Pants,
Btewn Linen Coais. l.nen Ncsia
= White i,ine5 Cas,s, Anrir Au,iqnc yrsis,
Cheek. Linen Coats, White Airsrillcs Vests.
Gfsss Linen Goats. Cold Nltaelle. Netia,
a CHECKED u,fseile. Hllek Figured Vests,
cssis Caatei and White shire,
!. nl,et ,ai Card 81. shlt Iiosamt sni collifs.
,,... 1,ssis t'Fsrlts. stocks eni 'rics.
DapA'sls Cpais. y Aile and Colofed Linen
Faney Cashmere Pants. ana SIX Pocket ilsbd.
ni.et t.,s.in,ere Pants, kefehcis, &C., &C., &c.
ps,.an. = .aot ~ Cioll,ine. " pny other Kind u
Goods would 40 well to call and look q my STOCK ee.
lHs making their purchases. n
ApnI !. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
New Spring Goods.

TINHE ages, and best STOCK ever hsd. which were
II bought upon the besi TERMS eafg IN The SEASON.
before the fiFe. consisting IN plIi Of
800 yaias sup'I Hemp. Fell aa1 inEfain Carpchnss
sn0 Hab. Banneis. Flsis. Ggsiea, &r.
1850 yards I'nhieaehcd Cotton clo,h leans, &c.
$500 yafds Bicaehsd Coltons. shse,ings. &c.
24O0 Checked and striped Cotton Cloth, &C.,
1000 yards Coored leans col,onadrs, Cheeks, lial.
ian cloth, Dnp fEe Ribbed Mohair, aud other goods
for bo,s and mems wesr.
$50 yards Linen Dis, &C., white and colofed.
E.lOO yards Calico,
300 yaras Iolarcd ana Diaek Ginghams.
900 yards lawns. Gingham lawns, Organdies,Ja
coBets. Btilianis, &c.
900 pairs Gloves.
40 don spool Thread,
2O0 pfoss Buttons.
Goa pairs Iadss'. Misscs ani childreH's shoc..
beautiful shape ahd fnth including iutred Goat, ho.
rsceo All kll BuYkins; Cpngfssr Boo's; Wells ani
Siinpcr.; rlin Faxci and Congress Caters; Neisel
Slipper; children's Coo,rd ani Plain, RachelioSei
AMI button Boots kian Iironzed and hid Socks
Nantes; Lace anl Wrought napds: flouneinFs
Enainas aud Infeiiinss; Printed aud Pierced Loliafs
and Bands; silk aBi Leather Dclis; Summer C1fscls;
ssntsr, Cactus AMI Empress skirts; Graqs Cloth;
Corded eamhfir; BtiIants sni olhef goods ior max.
ing skiris
100 ,atis Ribbons II III kinas.
1000 liz. Ro. Lnguifa and Java CuIte; Extract q
C0fuc,
1000 lss coffee Sugars. and Crushed and Powder.
81 sugsH. sega, iIouse sy'uP; Bef uieen and biaes
reas; Fine Madeira Wine AMI French brandy, 10
medicinal purposes also Cooking Vine
= aWd ffaf5sf If4fhFF. Az. "a
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Turnip Seed.

A. QUANTITY Of Inc bel lind a. a'le hy
~ JAMES WEBB.
iuiy Is. vs-
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Just Received at the Drug Store,
I BBl. BURNING FLUID,
4 yAgNistlEs--W White, Coach, japan, Copa, &C.,
SPERM OF.
cafk bsstuIN
March ~ So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

gUsr REcEfpsn--ai cans Potash. ior .oap.
- Az THE DRUG STORE.
December 10. 6s-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
Gu,fial n Offices.


If all readers who are troubled with Liver Com
plaint Jaundce Dyspepsia, will read the advertise
nent in another column of DIR. Sanford's Invigorator
and then do We have done-get bottle, we should
not many sicky, halfdead, despairng people
meet gaze almost corner, for there
yer a remedy of which much is said, and that
performs so nearly what its propretors say it will do
1t comes to highly recommended that could not
fail TO try it, and trial has convinced US, without
doubt, that it is the best family medicine in We
take it for Headache Sour Stomach Bliousncss and
of the little bodily ills that and it does
duce pleasant state of feeling to the Sick and what is
better after usingit few times these little ills less
and less and there is prospect Of being entirely free
Fl them by continuance in the of the Invieora
tor Now wish to impress readers with this, tina.
the Invgorator is medicine particularly adapted to
family and where there children subject to little
diseases, all children are, it is Invaluable and saves
physicians bills and untold amount Of anguish both
TO mothers and their little
SANFORD Co, 345 Broadway, New York.
o. J. WooD Co., Wholesale Agents for the Western
States. Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. novli-3m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

\ New LIGHT wv have been testing for
the last few evenings, a new light which has
just made its appearance, and which we feel
quite certain will become popular. 1t is
called " KnaPp's Patent Rosm oil Lamy"
Rosin oil, it is well known, can be furnished
at cost Of one fourth that Of either good
candles or burning fluid; but the difficulty
hitherto has been the want Of lamp to
burn it, as with all the ordinary contrivances
it has emitted dense smoke and offensive
oder. The difficulty is perfectly overcome
by this lamp. 1t gives clear and steady
light, equal to gas; the lamp needs no more
trimming and attention than an ordinary
spirit lamp and what is>of more Importance
than all else, it ciH not erplode. The rosin
oil, in this respect, is as safe as spurm oil or
lard. 1t emits no smoke or oder whatever,
is simple in continuance, neat and always
clean.
The patent right OF these lamps for this
county has been purchased by Mr. N. Batch
clcr, who has placed them on sale at the
Drug Store of ID. WALKER Il CO., whc also
keep the rosin oil for sale, with all the other
necessary trimmings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
The Message.

We received our first copies of the Presi-
dents Message in the Chicago papers at two
o'clock yesterday, and by q little after mid
night had it in type-no mean achievement,
we imagine. considering that we had no aid
beyond our regular force. The Message is
a little beyond the usual length, but most
admirably written and very readable docu-
ment. We have neither time nor room at
present, however, to refer to it more at
length
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

legisae in appropriation bills al the last hours of
the session, on new and important subjects. This
practice constrains the President either to suffer
measures to become laws which he does not ap-
prove, or to incur the risk of stopping the wheels
of the Government by vetoing appropriation
bill Formerly, such bills confined to specific
appropriations for carrying into effect existing
laws and the well established policy of the country
and little time was then required by the President
for their examination.
that shall approve no bill which l have not ex-
amined, and it shall be:a of extreme and most
urgent necessity which shall induce me to de-
part from this rule. ! therefore respectfully but
earnestly, recommend that the two Houses would
allow the President at least two DAYS previous to
the adjournment of each session within which no
new bill shall be presented to him for approval.
Under tho existing joint rule one day Is allowed !;
bat this rule has been hitherto constantly
pended In practice, that important bills continue TO
be presented to him until the last moments OF
the session. In large majority of cases no great
public Inconvenience can arise from the want OF
time TO examine their provisions, because the Con-
stituton has declared that if bill be presented to
the President within the last ten days OF the session
he is not required TO return It, either with an APP
proval or with veto, :. in which case IT shall not
be law" 1t may then lie over, and be then taken
up and passed at the next session. Great incon-
venence would only be experienced in regard TO
appropriation bills but fortunately, under the late
excellent law allowing a salary, instead of a per
diem, to members of Congress, the expense and in
convenience of Il called session Will be greatly
duced.
cannot conclude without commencing to your
favorable consideration the interests of the people
of this District. Without a representative on the
floor of Congress, they have Tor this very reason
peculiar claims upon our just regard. To this
know, from my long acquaintance with them, they
eminently entitled JAMES BUCHANAN.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Sth, 1857.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
From Kansas.

The 81. Louis Democrat Of~the 9th, pub
fishes two proclamations of John Calhoun,
President of the late Kansas Constitutional
Convention, specifying the manner of the
election on the 2lst inst, in obedience to the
schedule of the Calhoun constitution. We
notice that the editor of the Leavenworth
Herald, at Washington few days ago, ex-
pressed the opinion that there would be
eight or ten thousand votes polled at this
election, and that there would be majority
against the slavery clause. .....-
Mass meetiag IS have been held at Leayen-
worth, Lawrence, and some other points in
the Territory requesting the legislature to
meet Immediately, whether summoned to do
so b, the Governor or not; but it is stated
on pretty reliable authority that Mr.. Secrc-
tary Stanton, who is the acting Governor in
Walkers absence, has issued a proclana-
ton, calling a special session of the legisla-
ture on the 9th inst, Cast Wednesday,
Whether the legislature has been con-
vened or not, however, we notice that the
prevailing disposition of Lane and his ultra
abolition followers is, to ignore entirely the
present local government Of the Territory,
and to put the Topeka humbug in operation.
They could adopt no better plan to damage
the free State cause. The purpose of these
men is agitation and strife, as appears TO be
that of the ultra slavery men and
while the democracy of the north condemn
the latter, so they utterly scout the former.
Were the question simply presented between
the Lecompton and Topeka constitution, no
democrat in the country, we venture to af-
firm, would hesitate an hour to support the
former in preference to the latter. The Le-
compton constitution was formed in accord
ance with at least the forms of law; while
the Topeka humbug was the creature Of a
mob. II the former is Objectionable because
it cannot be amended under six or seven
years, then the latter is moro Objectionable,
for il cannot be touched in less than nine
years. The question, however, is not Lee
compton or Topeka constitution; but whe-
Their the whole people of Kansas shall make
the constitution, or one Of her political par
ties.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

The Washington Union backs down. The
ridiculc and contempt the editor brought
upon himself by gravely promugating the
doctrine that under the constitution slave
owners can settle with their property
ID free states, aud any laws Of such states
interfering with their holding such property
are unconstitutional, have compelled him to
take the back track. He BOW says, his on
" object was to re-state the constitutional
principal recognized in the bred Scott deci-
sion, that slave owner settling temporarily
in free State, docs not lose lis right 10
hold such property. Now the bred Scott
decision recognizes no such principle. The
principal of that decision was that if ciii-
zen Of Missouri moves into Illinois with his
slaves, and then returns with them into
MissC uri, the condition Of slavery, by the
laws Of Missouri ye-attacAes 10 them on
their return. The Chicago Times ridiculcs
numerically this last dodge OF the Union,
and quoting Webster's definition to Settle"
showing its meaning to be {. % make per-
manent residence" calls on the GsioR to
define what it means by temporary peyma-
ReHt resident"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

ACcIpENT.-Mr. Hogan, an Irishman, on
Thursday, after cleaning the well of j. P.
Anthony, Esq, Of this city, (at the residence
of DIR. Bates,) was in the act of being raised
to the top by windlass, when, few feet
from the surface, the rope broke, and he
was precipitated, bueket and all, to the bot
tom some thirty feet. His leg was broken
in two places, his ankle sprained, and he re-
ceived severe bruises on other parts of his
body. He was brought up few minutes
afterwards nearly insensible. We under
stand he lies at present in very critical con-
iiition
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

TuREsHrSG MACHINE AccrDESrs.-By the
Mendoza Press we learn that young man
named Thomas Davis, on the farm Of l. IL.
Bailey, at Four Mile Grove, in this county,
last Saturday, had his arm drawn into a
threshins machine, crushing it to the elbow
and dislocating the shoulder. The arm was
amputsted.
About the same time, in the German set
Element, miles south of Mendoza, another
young man, son Of Vim. Sonda, while tend
ing . threshing machine. got his right leg in
the horse power by which his ANGLE was
crush SO as to render amputation necessary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
Remarkable Cure Performed by
McLean's Volcanic Oil EIniment.

IL dW for .oHTsstreS
TEuY4s nH, blacks NTH, living near Cass Avenue
Tenth street, had horrible running on his foot
Ii tried various Linments, SalTCs &C. hut could do it
good. IL ie5a.rgl OF ever being able to work AZ his
trade gain. because he could no: bear any weight on his
foot. and by small bottle Of McLeau's Volcanic OIL
L5uinent, fe j. now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains
Stiffness in the Joints Muscles SSelings Sore Throat
Farache Toothache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts, Sores,
Burns Scats Pains. &c. yield the .'uagic" influence
Of this WoSpgRFrL LISINESr.
Horses and Cattle il is iniallible remedy for
Chafs Calls Scratches Cracked Heels, Laneness Spa
vim SEeeny Splint fs,a. Bruises. sgeiucs, wounds,
Rattle Snake Bites, aud various other diseases, which
animal, are liable to from iuJurie. accidents.
Every Country sierctan. shoait obtain supply Of
McLeau's Volcanic Oil Eminent Il sells rapidly. be-
il invariably gives satisfaction to the purchaser
liberia! discount Will be made merchants who buy
10 sell again.
For sale by J. H. MCLEAN, Proprietor 81. Louis, No
sS- sold by SN.LLIAs Co. Druggists, Ottawa, H.,
and II o.her DrnggIsis eycrswh.re. oclL-2m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

The LEMON CAsE.-The celebrated I.emen
slave case vas decided on Monday in the
Superior Court OF New York. The former
decision of Judge Paine, declaring the slaves
free, was sustained. The slaves, it will be
recollected, belonged to citizen of Virgi-
MIA, vino brought them to New York, in
tending to embark with them to Texas
The substance of the decision is to deny the
right of transit to slave owners through New
York with their slaves, and is thus in con
fict with the decision OF Judge King, in
Pennsylvania, in the Passmore W iliamson
case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
S. p. Il y Y * r. Il
FULTON CITY, ILL.,.

Sell for less money than any other Piano of the
style and quality be had from any other source
Said Instruments will be warranted for three years
will be in sufficiently often TO take orders and ur-
nisI No order will be considered binding
unless is superior, both u power and
quality of tone to any other maker. To prove what
say only ask the privilege Of furnishing You an instru
If statement is not correct you need not keep
II. One Of g. H. Gebs Pianos can be seen at Mr.. l. v
Waterman's. Please call, see, and try it
will furnish Instruments from any reliable manufac
;urer suit upon good terms other
one, il Grib'- does no; suit.
Mr. H. Geib, "a brother OF g. II. Ceb,) who ia known
bsr some as one the best Piano Forte Tuners and
-. there is in the country, will be here be-
- ne ou,b NJ ."rust and the 10Th Of September
with whom relia t= can Ire nadr Tor tuning
REFEEgxcss.--Tsae Waterman, 4,' " IL bueI-
iuli>-Sms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
Fall and Winter Goods
ElSKE g. 1AYLOR'S

WE opening Of the largest and best Sc
w l.ct.d stocks of
Clothing, CENTS Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps,
ami Boots and Shoes,
Ever offered in this any other market, to which in
wife the attention of those wishing q good suit.
Fine Cloth Coats, black and Fancy, from rs to 425
Over Coats of I'll the different styles FROM 81 to $50
1000 Vests. of all styles and qualities;
LEGO pair of Pants fashionable styles;
Buffalo Over Goats, Gents Shawls, Hats and Caps,
Fur, Plush, and Cloth, for Men and Boys Wool Under
Shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts Gents Scars, Com
for and Muiers, Wool and Merno Socks, Buck and
Fur Gloves ond N1itts-n fact everything a Gentleman
wishes to be found at Store.
To the Ladies'.
We have a large and well selected stock OF Ladies',
Misses, and Chidren's Shoes, which shall sell
Eastern prices. Black Lasting CATERS for 75c, Ladies'
Rubbers and Sandals, Long Rubber Boots Snow Shoes,
Congress Caters and Buskins, &c, &ein fact every
thing desirable for the
TO the Gentlemen.
Our assortment is complete in best French Calf and
Heavy Work. Best Calf sewed and pegged s. IS 81
Double soled Congress Caters, for Fall wear; Kip
Boots, from $3.50 to 81 Boys Boots and Shoes; Gents
Rubbers and Sandals, best quality, 81
As Goods manufactured expressly for us, we
they will give entire satisfaction.
Thanking you for past patronage We hope to you
Store two doors east Of the City Bank, Mad
Street. fsep25l F1SkE TAYLOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

IN all diseases Inflammation or less predoui-
nates-now to aay Inflammation strikes al the Of
the disease-heuce an immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, and no
thing else, will alay Inflammation once, and make
certain cure.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will
the following among great catalogue Of diseases -
BURNS. SCALDs, Cts, CaiFEs, SORE NiPPLEs, COaSs
BUNIoSs BEUIsEs, STRAINS, BnEs, POsOS, CHILBLAIss
Bus SCEoEULA, ULcEEs FEvEE soEEs FELoSz, Ear ACHE
PUEs, SOEE EIE, Corr, SsELLi,Gs RHEvzATIss, Sc.LD
HEAD, SALT RHEUN, B.LDsEss, ERYS!PELAs, RIsGwoKs
BARRIERS Iron, SMALL PUI, ME.sLEs, RASH &c, &c.
To some it may appear iucredulous hat many d.
should be reached by article; such idea
VIII vanish when reflection points TO tie fact that the
salye Is combination OF ingredients, each and every
applying perfect antidoie its opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR in its Effects
is magical because the time j. short between disease
and permanent cure; and it is extractor, it
draws all disease % the affected part leaving
perfect before the injury. Il Is scarcely necessary
say tina; house, workshop, mandatory should
be without IL
No Pain Extractor genuine uness the box has upon
il a steel plate engraving, with the name Of Henry Dali
ley Manufacturer.
For sale by al the Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers throughout the United States and C9nadss.
Principaf Depot, les Chambers 81 Esie York.
sepIs-iy CT. CHACE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
4 Happy New Year.

LGii,s 0aE GeHt'ea.eH Of O.ta,ea and ricindy,-I
have paid especial attention selection of Holiday
Presents, among which are Albums ANIMALS, and Git
EooHs, 81 81, Gard Gases Chess Portfolios Bo-
henliau Toilets Writing Desks, P-rfumery, &c, &c All
those Hho with for token Of friendship will please ca
and examine ing stock.
P.s.-Amons my guitars is one OF the finest iastru-
meHt- in tie State. Yours, respectfully,
desia Ev. GRIGGs.