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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21
The BOOT and shoe Trade

The immense aduance in Hides--The
N. Y. Times notes immense changeHo Of
q few years in the price of hides: .saa
Hides and leather have lately gone up to
a higher figure than at any previous time
within the memory of our Oldest boot wear
ers. Buenos Ayres hides--the best quality
in market--now sell for 34I cents per
pound, while last June the price was %
cents. This is, rise of fully. 90 per cent,
in eight months, though the present supply
is not less than usual at this season Of the
year. There has been aigradual advance
of hides since 1s47, when the best quality
could be bought for eight to nine cents.
But fortunately for the public, the price
of boots and shoes has not nearly kept pace
with the late rise of leather. To most per-
sons it will seem naturally that material
change ofprice in the raw naterialshould be
speedily followed by corresponding change
in the market value ,ofits, products. But
with leather this rule appears to be an ex-
ception; and though cur bootmakers have
slightly advanced their scale of prices, it is
probable that bides will come down before
the enterprising manufacturers of Lynn and
Matte can screw the public up to pay much
more than they do at present.. 1t is said
chat good many Of the boot and shoe re-
tailers in Boston and vicinity have already
failed, as they can't get remuneratiye pri=
.ces from their customers. Our own large
leather frms-in Ferry street and its vicin-
lily, are doing good business, notwith-
standing present prices. Not single
failure has occurred among them during
the past eight years. go .2'..'s = '''-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21

lHE HUMAN l. AVE- IO 10y. VI IAN
Dewey in one Of his Lectures on the
Problem Of Human Destiny, remarks,
"The expression Of the face is beauti
full distinction Of humanity. We are little
aware Of the influence which it constantly
exerts. IF the dumb animal, over whom
man exercises bis cruelty, if the horse OF
dog, when suffering BY a Blow from the vi
ole ace of man, could turn upon him with
a look of Indignation or appeal, could any
one resist the power Of the mute expostu.
lation.? How extraordinary, too, the diff
ference Of expression in the human face,
|by which the recognition of PERSONAL /
IDENTIFY is secured On this small surface
mine inches by six, are depicted such vari-
Gus traits, that among the millions Of in
habitants on the earth ano two have the
same lineaments of the face: What dire
confusion would ensue lflall countenance'
lwere alike; if fathers did not know their owl
children by sight, nor husbands their wives
But now we could pick out our friend from
among the multitudes of the assembled u
inverse" .g4gab bse " .m ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21

KANSAS APPROPRIATION. The follow
Ing is the vote on the $4,000 Kansas Alp
preparation Bill, which was lost, in thu
State Senate. ASIA tass
h Ayes-Messrs. Bean, Chase, Devtef
Harvey, Rose, Sholes, Sutherland, Wheel
-er, Wilson,. as-fs s.e4 (;
Eight Republicans and one democrat.
Noes-Messts. Barber, Barnes, Bull
Clark, Cook, Gernon, Hanchett, O'Neill
Schulties, Simpaon=1o. -
Three Republicans and seven DEMO
Gratis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21

\ A VETERAN POSTMASTER REMOVED
The State Journal says that Ebenezer
Brighman, Esq, one of the earliest pion-
GERS of Wisconsin, has been recently re
moved from the office of postmaster OF
Blue Mounds in Dane county. EIe set,
tled there in 1927. On the establishment
of .post-ofice there, he was appointed the
post master, under Gen. Jackson'5 admin
stration, and has held the ofliceaevc since
"a period of twenty years. He is
a thorough going republican,; voted for
Fremont last fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-03-21

4 This is the history OF every murder case
from Abel down to Burdell. The public
always hates criminals before conviction,
Ipites them when convicted, and scorns
them when set free. We do not quarrel
with human nature for its tickle phases
we must take it as it is. But it should be
the watchful care of the ministers Of law
that they are not hurried by the first, ca
ioled by the second, or hardened by the
third Albany Ev. Journal. ~. ~s sast
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
Literary Association .

We understand, at meeting OF some hall
dozen members, held in some office or other
on Monday night, resolution was adopted,
in substance, giving away the Library of the
Literary Association to the Mechanics Insti-
tute, recently organized in this city. This
nav be all right, but it strikes us it would
have been fair to have published notices Of
such meeting, 50 that all could have known
Of it at least.
The Library is quite valuable one and
has been procured with good deal Of labor
and expense. 1t should now be kept to-
gether and the rights of donors and members
of the Association respected. All bona tide
members should still have access to the Lii
brary at no increase of expense-S1 per
year-and II should be moved from its pre-
sent inconyenient location where TO one
wishes to go for books. If the Mechanics
Institute will not take this Library on fair
terms, why, give it to this Mutual Library
Company, now forming, or to some individu-
81 in trust, for the benefit Of members and
donors We hope that the Trustees before
..tfp, apv decisive steps, will receive pro-
positions from any rrarty or parties who may
be DESTROYS or wiling to ts.<e the Library,
and report at special meeting OF La, sc Asso-
citation, 50 that all of the members may have
an opportunity to know precisely what is
going on. 80 .'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

THE MILLs.-The heavy damage done to
the Canal and Fox River Feeder by the late
storms, has put a stop to all our mills, as
well as those at Dayton; and this stoppage
threatens to last for month or two. In
the meantime the people must bake and eat
bread as usual, and the chances are in favor
of a prospective short supply of flour. The
stock on hand, We are advised, is in no pre-
PIE will be obliged to depend on importation.
At present Duryea's mill, on Indian Creek,
9 miles from town, is the nearest one in run
hing order
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

PKoF. PALMER, somewhat famous as lee
turer of on Phrenology, has just finished a
two weeks course Of lectures on that SCI
encs," at the Court House in this city, to
large audiences We had not the pleasure
OF hearing any of these lectures, but are
eonsoled by the assurance that we have lost
nothing but some fun. In the course of his
lectures the Professor got into cillision with
one Of our clergymen, the Rev. Geo. Schios-
ser, who appears to have given him an OYER
hauling in his sermon last Sunday, So we
notice this morning the Prof has got out
posters announcing that he will deliver
sermon tomorrow evening at Metropolitan
Hall, in reply to that OF Mr.. S. Admittancc
tes cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
{ YER. :, YOURSELF,
Dr.. Bakers SDeciGc.


safe and certain cure for Gonorrhea, elect.
Structures, Seminal Weakness, az d al Diseases
of the Genital Organs.
This popular and Specific remedy is offered the
afflicted, and warranted TO all OF Gonorrhea
elect Structures, Seminal Weakness all diseases Of
the Genital organs, in few days. This n..Ible RENE
dy has saved thousands upon thousands the hands
Of merciless quacls. If from premature grave In
case Of Infection, Dr. Bakers Specific only safe
and sure remedy very agreeable taste Gre
ates erceptbe odCr, aud may be used 10y persons Of
either with ENTIRE SECRECY, without regard TO diet
hindrance from business, medical adviser a plain
directions accompany ;Le medicine Reader have you
PEIvATE DISEASE: Do neglect it. Delay is danger
oEs Ni;h DR. Bakers Specific, you cure yourself
and thus prevent all exposure.
g Price si.jp per Bottle
- Prepared and sold by DIR. EAsTfRLY, corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets Louis, No.
sold by A. :. PUTSAM, in Ottawa and by Drug
gizts and dealers in medicines generally throughout the
[ nj ted TAT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

SEED WHEAr.-Farmers may find it to
their advantage to read the advertisement of
Mr. Gedney, in to-day's paper, offering a
fine article OF seed wheat for sale We be-
licve thorough test Of the Canada Club
wheat in this region for the last few years
has established beyond question the superb
GRITTY of that variety over all other spring
wheat cultivated, and farmers will doubtless
find it safest and most profitable to procure
their seed early.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
Ladies Read This
DIR. IIOOper's Female Cordial

Is safe and remedy for Female Complaints aris ng
from debility such as lrres larity Suppression Of the
Menses Flour A!bus or Whites Darrennes, Salow Com
pcxiOn, Headache, Dizziness Weak Nerves Fright ril
Dreams and all diseases caused by Colds Checked Per-
siirstion Excesses, over Excitement &c. Thousands Of
Females have been cured by this Cordial after the pre-
scrptons Of their physicians had failed,
resisted al other remedies.
Priee One Dollar per Bottle, Six Bottles Five
Dollars.
80 Prepared and sold by Or. E,sTERLT corner OF
Third and Chestnut streets St Louis, Mo- Sole Proprietor
For sale by PTSA'i' Ottawa and by Druggists and
Dealers in Medicines generally throughout the West.
Ottawa. Septemaer -. IsJ6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

DIR. EASTERLY'S
Fever and ASslc KILLER.

Tile Eredt Western LeD3edy FOR
Ague and Fever chilIs and Fever, Dumb Aguc, In
termit,en, and Remitten' Fevers, and every
form of Fever inciden. TO Bilious Climates.
The mos, eyect and iHlJle remedy get discovered
for ii. SPEED TAND PERMANENT CJRE or
AGUE4yD FEVEES IN all hteirJo'nssis
DIR. Ea>terly's Fever ana Ague Killer.
This popular remedy has been before the public
four years. and during that time it has cured more than
One Hundred Thousand Cases,
Which has fully established its pre-eninent merit in all
parts of the West the best aEd only reliable remedy
for this dread disease.
This Medicine a compound of the potent vege-
table Extracts known and is the most speedy and elect
nal curative for Fever Ague known in the civilized
world.
MARX THIS Tie object and purpose Of most Of the
meds offered to the public is simply to SUSPEND the Chill
and Fever Nor TO CrRE This is easily done by any in
,elIirent physician or druggist But, Will aaying with
Iese deusye compounds, the patient rapidly declines
and everv Say the case becomes difficult to cure
s. Is not the ease with DIR. Easterly's Fever and Agu
Ei TT, medicine attacks the disease at its source
by unlocking n. ser-eons of the Liver, Expeng the
be strengthening and restoring the shattered ana deo'
lafed systemts health and vigor, and by thus re"os
the cause, renders the certain and permanent
READER, have you the Ayue and Fever? II So, ac'ay
not-delay not the Of this medicine delays dan
gerous, besides rus,ous to the constitution Use Dr.
EasterIys Fever and Aqua Killer and it will oure you.
sEr Pamphlets containing certificates showing the
rnequaIed merits of this medicine can be obtained Of
Agents, gratis.
~ Prize 81 per Bottle or Six Bottles for $5
w-A liberal deduction made to Druggists and Mer-
chants who buy TO sell again.
w-Prepared DIR. Eastery, corner of Third and
ct-snut streets, Il. Louis, No.
s5Sr-sor sale in Ottawa, by A. 9. PUTNAM, Druggist
and by druggists and dealers in medicine throughout
a.;.s &C., ~ f-a sep27
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

ELECTION OF School DIEECToRs-It will
be well for our citizens TO bear in mind that
there will be an election for an entire board
Of school directors in this city on the third
of March next, being the first Tuesday Of
that month. There is no Office within the
gift Of our people Of mere importance, or
that ought to be filed with more competent
and thorough business men. Our city school
law gives the directors large discretion.
They can involve the city deeply in debt,
and waste immense sums OF money. and
there is no way to bring them to n rigid aC-
count For the last two years, this discre-
ton has been honestly, although we have
thought not always judiciously exercised.
But plan, perhaps on i sornewha. too cx-
pensive scale, has been commenced and pro-
secuted, and it is questionable whether it
can be prudently departed from. We are
informed that none Of the present directors
desire to be reelected, yet we should be sor-
~ to see an entire change of the board. Ii
is defect of the law that all the directors
arc elected and go out of Office at the same
time. 1t would have been better to elect
half of the board each year. We hope the
people will at once begin to cast about, and
take pains to get out the best men We have
for the new board.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
NEW a i RIVAL
AT TIE
PcOple'S Cheap Store.

w have jnst received our last invoice Of WINTER
w GOODS, and are offering them at prices that
not be beat in town. Give Us call and examine our
stock and prices.
Our stock consists in part OF Plain and Plaid Ncrnocs
Plain and Shaded Dgaiucs. paramcttas. POpius, Cling
hams, Prints Broche Shawls. long and square, Bay
State and Waterloo WOODEN S'aws, Gents do, B!ach
Ccored Dress silks. Nelyets for ntilas Collars
Sleeves, in sets Ladies' Coaks, Embroerits, Ribbons,
Ladies' and Childrens Hoods and Eisgelette- Ladies
Gloves Kid SILK and Worsed, Gents do, Ladies' and
Misses WOODEN Hosiery, Wooden Blankets, Of all color
and kinds Sheetiugs Stripes, Ticks, Broadcoihs CASH
ncres, Satnets. &c Ladies' shoes and Rubbers, good
assortment, Remember the place Glover Il Cooks
Block [dec2ol DOUGLASS CLARK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
GNER.S
HEALING EMBR0CATION,

what Dyer's Healing EnhrocafiOn L..
II is perfect Pain Destroyer. and Invaluable Re
risdy for tie OF Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds, Pain
in the side Back, and Liribs-Luubago, Sore Throat
Burns, Scalds- Swelling, Asue, CraIDp &c For
aad Wounds it IS superior to any other Preparation 1t
Will afford Immediate relief in scalds Burns and FOR
Pains Weakness in any part % the system it viii give
certain Relief in very little time.
Used internally ii Is o: the valuable
dies for CraInp Spasmodc Affections FOR Pains or
Soreness in the side Throat, Chest, and Stomach for
Sick Headache Nausea, Sea Sickness, Rheumatism or
any Internal Weakness caused by fall strain pos
sesses Soothing, Healing, and Pain Destroying proper
ties unequaled by any other Compound Medicine and
we have never known il TO fail in arrestiHr e progress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
Important Medical Dfscoyery.
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN TIE WORLD FOR
Purifying the Blood :!
DIR. EASTERLY'S
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA

-,
Ep eSSiMT Is az umSs a;1i
Prepara,ion in nse More than 100000
bottles of this valuable Medicine have
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| the Lungs Lyof.1es B,z. D;n,le. o. .,.r 60
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all Diseases a,;,;,o c,,,, "a. ,,,, ~ 49, ~, "'
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
0ttaha frfe Gra0tr.
The Flood at Ottawa.

At Ottawa the great calamity was the de-
struction of the Illinois River bridge. Up
to Saturday evening, and as long as the ice
from the Illinois river came square upon
the piers, they bore the pressure without
sign Of giving way; but on Saturday even
ing, when the ice came out of Fox river,
borne on drifting current Of SIX or seven
miles an hour, and striking the piers from
cuartering direction, ti.cy could resist the
shock no longer, and before midnight, an
ominous crashing heard in that direction
aboye the roar OF the ice, showed that our
noble bridge had shared the fate of so MANY
Others and gone down before the flood. Day
light on Sunday morning revealed the ex-
tent Of the ruin. IRE trestIc work and the
second pier from the north shore had en-
tirely disappeared, taking down with them
the entire bridge to the third pier, leaving
the two south spans still resting on piers so
shattered as te be barely able 20 carry their
weight The woodwork of the bridge we
ars informed lodged on an island near Utica,
20 that a portion Of it can DC recovered.
The cost, however, of repairing the damage
will doubtless exceed half the original cost !
Of the bridge. The water oR Saturday |
night, at the time Of this disaster, rose to a !
point at least foot above the highest mark |
IA 1910, and Of course so much above the !
highest water within the memory of 1.-THE 1
Oldest inhabitant."
The damage to the Fox River bridge thus
far has not been serious. The braces under
heath to support the arches have been car
ried of, but they can be replaced at a small
expense.
Considerable property has been injured
and carried off from the low ground on the
east side of Fox River. Mr.. Fredenburgh,
Mr.. Smeaton, and Van Gasbeck, living next
to the bridge were obliged to emigrate, and
lost in fences, hay, wagons, &C., somewhat
seriously. The persons living on thu south
side of Main street cast of Fox River, and
who had their stables on the low ground
have all lost something. Mrs Hoyt carri
age and lot Of household goods stored in
. shed, Mr.. Wilson some lumber, Dr. Harris
his sulky, harness, oats, &c, and others more
Or less, but nothing very serious Below the ,
hydraulic basin, south of the main part of :
the city some damage has been done. The !
ground floor of the Starch factory was about =.
.wo feet under water, and oats, machinery, +
kc, were misplaced, but no serious injury.
Mr.. Foy's shops go, a good soaking, the
over rooms Of the sash factory were all .
float, and some stuff carried off.
On the low ground in Ottawa Centre,
bout dozen of houses, generally small D
nd occupied by poor people, were sub
,erged to the roof, and the contents ruined
here not carried off The runor, however
nat several children had been drowned, we
re happy to find had no foundation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. IL, 1857.
The almost total interruption OF receipts
occasioned by the arrangement of the rail-
roads, has increased the inactivity of the
market
Wheat-We quote Spring in store at s7a-
ssc. Red winter S1.00aI.O5. White Win
ter Sl.l0aI.15.
COrn-Steady at 42c delivered.
Oats-ln moderate supply at steady rates;
36a37c in store.
Barleg-We quote at S1.3Oa1.5O.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
CLARkE:S FEMALE PILLS,

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
Prepared from, a Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, II
D., Physician Extraordinary to TIE Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unf,ilnG in the OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the f
male constitution IS subject. 1t moderaes AL and
removes all distractions, and speedy may be reli
ed
To Married Ladies'
1t IS peculiarly suited 1t WILL in time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Zach Bottle Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain to prevent cOunterfets.
Caution.
These Pills should no: be taken by females that
pregnant, during tie st tire months, they sure
to bring 'aiScdTriage but every time and in
every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
l. e BALDWIN & co, Rochester, " Y
TrTTLE Moses, Auburn, General Agents.
y. I'll and postage stamps enclosed to any aulo-
rizei agent, viii insure polite of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by f. Y. GEIGGs, Ottawa and one Druggist in
yer! town III the United States nOyiJ-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
OTTAWA SEMINARY,

4 " \
UIHE Ottawa Female Seminary is now in sful
i operation, numbering 10 and Students. Class
es are formed in Latin, French, Drawing, and Music,
beside the English branches in the Academic and Cole
giste Department.
The new building the next north of the resi-
dence Judge Cotton has been purchased for school
purposes for this winter in the spring the building will
he enlarged to accommodate - or 81 students from
abroad. with board and other conveniences.
this winter limited nun Der OF 10 students
be accommodated with board in the Seminary. Students
abroad wishing to attend this School this winter and
take board should apply and procure their
For further information address J. g. Nattinger Esq,
j. v. 4. Hoes Esq, Hon. L. c. Cook 4. Y. Grggs, ESQ.,
or Tnov22l l.. UMLAUF, P.iacipdt
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Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Glass &
Glass ware.

the public square, and offer for sale the largest best
and most extensive assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals, Glass &
Glass ware.
And other articles aperainIng to the trade that have
ever been exhibited IL Ottawa. We shall always endea-
Vor to keep our assortment f and complete, a,d offer
nothing for sale but what's pure, fresh, and unadutsra
ted Our present stock has been lately purchased at
head quarters for cash, which VII enable sell
~ ID5r rgHres. Physicians and others wishing By
Wholesale, can purchase from favorable and
a: prices fun As low those in Chicago Louis
our assortment gill be found the purest best Drugs
and Pharlaceatsl Preparations. Druggists Glassware
Window Glass all sizes aad qualities, Paints os Var
nsites Paint Brushes, Dye staff, Carnplenc Burning
fluid, &C. &c
Also, general assortment Of Yankee Notions such as
Co-it-- brushes, Cosmetics. P5ruadeS.
We agents tor the sale 81 DR. Jarne's, Mof
fats CAEisIe's. faucher', Ayers Guy-otts, Wisiar
and other Pteut Medicines and cura,i.es and keep on
hand iGll assortment % the popular Patent M-
cines, which ~ be sold II wholesale and retail
PysiaIi's Prescriptions accuratcy COMPOUNDED and
viii be attended TO both night and day.
DAVID WALKER,
Ottawa. Jaly L, 1850. $50. J. THOMAS
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WalIPaper.WindoW Shades.&c.

NUR stock In this line includes large variety Of pat
and qualities from the best Manufacturers in
country and the choicest Coortd Velvet Gold
Bordering We shall have constantly hand 4 large
assortment of
Cloth and Paper Window Shades.
Together with the hest kind of Curtain fixtures Frequent
additions viii be made stock during the
We invite those who anything in this line give
We will the services OF the best Mechanics
in the city hang paper when desired, which will
customers much tme and trouble.
To the Ladies'.
If you Stationery of the best quality. Paper
Hangings, anything in the line of Miscellaneous
Books Magazines, give call. We shall have
for sale few of Chickering's and other superior Iida.0
EOTtcs. at Eastern prices.
REMEMBER THIs,-We have given orders for
90 900 Rolls of Wall Paper, from the best Houses i'll Bos
ton, and Philadelphia, for next Spring trade
Having received our Fall supply of SCHOOL BOOKS
AND STATIONERY, are prepared to furnish Country
Dealers and Teachers the forrest ,eotesake rates
oc25 KATHBUN 4 ORION.