davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

JHitrd States tircuH I01sr:-Lroc1z,io-a No. 5qB
Hoy virtue oil writ of II FtI to me directed from The
30 GATED States Circuit Court Tor the Northern Dis
trict Of Illinois 10 favor % Lycgrys Edzru Il ak and
against oEE.e y Adams auI hH-eiauI I. Adams have
Leyivd or tie following properly 70 wit:
The east twenty itet Of lot number twelve in bloc.
number hundred aad twenty, in the CITY OF La Sale
40, e undi3 iei 5Heili Of the south half Of section
- and IT, rl-- .1ed pI-slif tf half and the
north half Of lie wet half Of the northeast quarter Of
section IL Also, the undivided cue-ii.l o.! the wet
ii.Ir and south half Of tic half o. the north
west quarter o.. section t7e4tyesar, tz-J all i4 town
lay -tT i,iE NORTH range east d 81 third Ir.-i-
pas --"T -fl- Also. tie southeast quarter O, section
p town - north g. east u principal Ieri, an
co-tsil-a- l-I --r-. Aso the sg-,i.-sest quarter q
section = tow - 1.--, range one east o.! 81 D. m
g-rraT ". section =, town "a north, range one cast
containing 80 acres. Aso the undivided half o. Eve
acres ~ and ia ti- northeast fractional quarter .I
t- south part @. TIE -uth-rrt fractional q.arer'of
section p town 80 north, range east % 80 y M
40 90 t-t portion ~ The lJr--Ert -tsr Of section
-, town 5 rtI- Tl- - east ~ the - ? u. which
lF- " tie -; side NJ -a ilri~ Central Raj road ai
On ts -rErh side o. fae .sGs River. continuing -
acr'- more ~ ls- Also De- ugz.-- Is f.; bloc. .r.-
Der 81 l1 the cry of l. sale. Also re ua-..--l.c
quarter "l t- al-easr quarter ol section - -.su %
north range one =a-t o. 81 p al Of IT, above pro-
perry -ss-e .- - County - lg and ,.a.s %. lii
H..s- and -a-~1 a- u = properly gl o y adams.
When ! -a. expose 10 bic sale. tie twenty
lil- day ~ June t- Court House door . o.
;-T .. sid County, g. tie ae-. aud s-s: bidder, Tor
ready money.
S.'. o. commence between ,-e hours Of Q o.c---A "
and -ga--. gE sai4 day Dated ,.s % dag of June A.
10 L. s N.rsl.E yor.t-y1 D. a, I0,,ll,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
HOMER RAMSDELL, President.
b. +. SMITH, GenI Ag't. my30

There is article selling throughout the country that
has attained the widest celebrity ever known
dy for Liver Complaints We have reference to Dr. San
fords Invigorator Liver Remedy, that has perform
ed almost great believe, were it not for the
uhdoubed evidence that accompany the testimonials
1t is in TRUTH the greatest remedy known for Dyspep
STA, Jaundice, general debility that often battles
the skill OF most eminent physicians.
Dr. Sanford has been for long time one of the emf
nent physicians of New York; and said most of his
treated with the Invigorator with such nvar
able that he has been induced to offer it ia
my medicine, let the world have the benefit Of his
discovery. II those who troubled with debility,
headache, languor, SLOW lingering fever, will try
bottle, think they might save physicians bills and
days, perhaps years Of suffering
o. J. WOOD Co., Wholesale Agents for the Western
Ssxass. SsId In otaavs ~ al Druggists. nyssm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

TIE NEwBURG TRAGEpY-A few days ago
the telegraph announced that the mystery
in reference to the woman recently found
dead near Newburg, n. Y, was solved. The
body had been identified as that of the wife
negro named Thomas Brown, belonging to
Lowell. Brown was at once taken in custo-
dy, but on his examination the elated officials
were once more taken aback by the appear
ance of the veritable Mrs Brown on the wit
ness stand to testify in behalf of her hus-
band. This il third time the body was sup
posed to be identified, when the person ina
gined to have been killed has appeared in
iuii life to contradict the imputation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

FEAErCL ELECTION RioT IN WAsHISGToS-
The city election in Washington On Monday
was marked by fearful riot. The contest
was as usual with the democrats and Know
Nothings, and as the latter had been beaten
at the last election, they undertook to re-
cover their lost power by extraordinary
means. The main point they aimed at was
to prevent the Irish from voting, and to aid
them they procured the help of vilainous
society in Baltimore, called the "Plug Ug-
ies." The Irish and democrats generally
were attacked at number Of the polls, and
the riot became SO uncomfortable that the
mariners from the maynard were called in
to aid in quellirg it. Firing in the street
became general. Eight or 10 persons were
killed and some 40 wounded, when finally
the Plugs were driven from the field, num-
Der of them arrested, and order restored.
The democrats succeeded at the election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-Read what
our ex-senator says about this excellent
preparation 81 have used o. j. Woods
Hair Restorative, and have admired its Won
derful effect. Ny haiv Was becoming, as
thought permanently gray, but by the use
of his Restorative" it has resumed its ORR
ginal color and, have no dnubt, perman-
emily so.' Sold by all Druggists. junG-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

DECLINE OF THE JEsUiTs.-Thc Company
Of Jesus" founded in 1910 by Ignatius Lo-
yO,a and nine associates, at the close Of the
18th century numbered SO houses of the
class of protested members, go colleges, 81
houses for novices, 1876 seminaries for the
education. of an. s.,i.al--s af 81. ~.2o., ooJ
residences, and 1880 members scattered
over the earth. Though restored after some
years, during which the Papal See had abo-
ished them, the order have never regained
their old numbers and influence. In 1855,
they numbered 5 80, of whom 1914 were
in Italy. Sicily and Sardinia, 1897 in France,
363 in Belgium, 364 in Spain, III in Ger
many, /, 294 in Eng land, America, and other
countries, and 81 officers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
side Walk Notice.

NOr!Cz - HLalar GigsS Th.t there VIII pr
scented 10 tA- C.cy Council, ~ the rext meeting
thereof petition for Plank side WalE. COM
w-uel- IL tie southeast corner of lut ., block J..
Green's Addition 70 Ottawa, running thence east
the north side Of CAaqple u ork st, taelce
south tGe east s-te OF \ oTk -. 10 Main $50 sid
wa - be- construction Of pine plank not ..-- ,..-l
isa inches rass and said 5.E g. De i've i' wide.
Al--5 petition for one beginning - uer-I.-vr.-r
corner % lot =, block So States 4ae.-.aa % ct
lava thence east 70 the corner o. -alL bIu.as
thence zpG.A - Madison s---io b. tui.- according
Go ordnance.
ottawa. June ID 1871. J. AyEKT. ls.g Cal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

Hoe Observation-Disclosures, in to-day's
paper, we notice the fact that is denomina-
ted "Aog Cholera" has appeared in our vi
cinity. From symptoms, and after much
investigation, the more intelligent Of those
who have studied and sought the cause of
this disease, regard it as akin to infiamma-
ton of the lungs. We have received &C
counts hom lowe of the prevalence, in some
quarters Of that state, Of this or similar dis
temper. 1t is certainly o fearful disease,
wOen we record the extent Of its mortality,
and the effect such wholesale destruction of
this standard will have upon the price of
food Irairis Enrner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
Billiards. Panorama of N. Y. City.


This work of art will be exhibited at OF
tawa, in Metropolitan Hall, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, May sth & 9th, at eight
o'clock.
The Panorama moves before the audience
for nearly two hours, and takes the specta-
tor over six MILES through the streets OF
New York City, in the midst of the 6usl-
ness-in places and through streets which
to n stranger would be of most interest, and
he would be most likely to visit; and while
he is apparently passing along, he has ex-
tended perspective views of the buildings,
on both sides of upwards Of FIFTY Streets,
which collectively, being about forty miles
OF buildings, gives him view of the lefty
and its people," a.; it would appear to him
if he were to go there, and walk through
the streets among the hustle and confusion
of THE EMPIRE CITY. He will have a
faithful and exact view Of the magnificent
Churches, public and private buildings, the
shipping and steamboats,, horses and car
ria:es, omnibuses, railroad cars, and the
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE who daily
throng the streets Of New York. Distin-
guished men and acquaintance are readily
recognized among the crowd Of persons in
the streets. The signs can be read the same
40 if you were in the city, IS all are faithful
ly represented upon this painting. public and
private professions, military companies, fire.
men and their engines, bands Of music, &c.
While the panorama moves before the spec
tatcr, over 700 horses and carriages pass in
view, and more than 10, 900 of the people of
the city at their daily business.
IL is impossible to state all that is to be
seen on this moving painting. Persons in
viewing it can hardly persuade themselves
that they are not actually in the city among
its business and hustle, viewing the citizens
and strangers as they really are in every day
life at their avocations, and persons unac-
Guainted in New York city will get better
view, and gain more information of the city
and its people by once seeing this panorama
than they would to actually visit the city and
walk its streets and thoroughtares for ten
days, as thousands Of persons have testified.
At each exhibition OF the panorama, ms it
passes before the spectator, an explanatory
lecture is given by Mr. GEORGE DoEL, one Of
the proprietors, or Mr. ALBERT MORTON, illus
trativc of New York city, its statistics, bust
ness, and resources, its people, their goa
aheadativenoss, and much valuable know
ledge of great Importance to a s.rar ger, and
of general and instructive information to
ererybOdy.
Admission % cents; children half price
parties Of 5, 81. ALBERT NoK!oS, Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
HPosrrAEN.-At Midd!ctown, Pa, Miss
Maria Lowman has been appointed post mis-
trcsS, in place of the Widow Stouch

MERCANTILE EDCCATIoS.-lt is pleasure
10 know that sound and liberal mercantile
education is now within the reach of every
young man of ordinary means and abilities,
and to this desirable result no one has con
t,ibuted more than Mcssrs. Bryant Il STRAIT
ton. The chain Of colleges established by
their enterprise, and now under the direc-
ton of these gentlemen, located at Albany,
Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago, has been
the means Of diifusing thro' these commu-
mites and the locations adjacent, practical
and scientific views of business. The repu-
tation Of these colleges extends throughout
the West. Young men are daily becoming
more impressed with the necessity for mer-
camille education to secure success in bust
ness, and they will not let the advantages
so easily secured escape them.-Chi. TriG
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

A FrGrrIvE Casa fugitive slave case
in Ohio is at present exciting considerable
newspaper attention. The owner of runa-
way negro by some means discovered that
his property" was living near Chillicothe
Ohio He went to Cincinnati, took out the
necessary papers, and sent the L S. marshal
with a corps of assistants to arrest him.
They found the negro in loft, armed to the
teeth, accessible only by a ladder through a
small hole. The marshal presented his head
through the hole, and escaped narrowly ha-
wing his brains blown out by horse pistol
The marshal retired outside and summoned
the posse conitatus to help him. The pos.
com. will see him in Tophet first, and the
marshal proceeds to arrest some Of the posse
for contempt. Meantime the negro escapes
and the marshal heads back towards Cincin-
natl with or Of the refractory posse. On
the way a sheriff overhauls the marshal with
haJeas corpus demanding the surrender Of
his prisoners. Marshal demurs-sheriif tries
force, and gets badly shot in the hip. Then
comes another sheriff with mighty posse,
and takes marshal and all hands prisoners.
Some give bail for their appearance, others
refuse and 60 to Jail, and there the matter
appears at present to rest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

HANENANN RECoNvERTED TO COMMON SENSE.
At meeting of " an invalid was brought
forward dreadfully afflicted with ulcerous
scrofula that all the doctors had failed to
cure. 1t was proposed to appeal to the spi-
rit land for advice and Homeopathic ply
stefan present Intercepted the departed
spirit of Hanemann as to what remedy
should be taken.-Loud and distinct raps,
audible to the whole audience, told off
n gers C-a-t-h-a-r-ti-c P-i-LLs-Homer
[NK] Wig.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

DEFuScr.-The Aurora Guardian, started
few years ago as Democratic paper, but
which afterwards whipt over to black re-
publicanism, has given up the ghost. seve-
raj other democratic papers of the same
sort We could name promise soon to make n
like fiZZle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
F2r>iEEs Sale.

tFatH SITS .tat: ont r. glttpr W. 81
bHEtls ef VIE OF r Fl directed from the
= UHi,el States Circuit Court. for the Northern Ds-
fler " lua.e .u favor % Dennis Pgfn- and against
OTve y Adams ard hLes,4ud 4. Adams, have levied
. or TIE Following property 20 VII
TIE east t~-r-y feet ef lot number Twelve in block
number one hundred ami twenty. r.. The City l. Sail
Also tie uHi -d gug-h.lt % tile =5lt, IL section
- and tE- undivided nUe-'l ut She east Laif. and a
north ta. o. tie Vet h... ~ Tie northeast quarter Of
section 81 Also tie undivided cue-ht'. of the west
t-- and the snl. lf % t.s LalI Of the north
wi quarter OF section tWeu,yel l->-l all ia town
iHFif ."r f norm. range east Of The third l.l4-
Ci meridian A.-r. tHe southeast quarter Of sc lion.
=, town 9 NORTH - one 81 principal meridian.
c--tni: 100 acres Also tie -outh-rus. AFTER Of
section - town "a NORTH east uf Sd T. m
Also, The north Lsf o. the half OF the north
quarter @! section =, town 81 NORTH range one east
Of land in the northeast fractional quarter ana
The south part Of the southwest fractional quarter OF
section -, town . north, range ID D. m
Also, all that portion OF the northwest quarter OF
ton % town 5 NORTH range Of 81 D. m which
lays the side Of the Illinois Central Railroad and
the soltL side OF the Illinois River. containing 20
acres, less. Also, ot number 10 block num-
Der g. in the City b. Sale. Also, the northeast
quarter o. the northeast quarter Of section -,
north, range east q 81 IN: all Of the above pro-
situate ia the County Of Ia Sale State Of Iii
Eois, and taken - the property Of o. y. Adams.
Which shah expose 10 Public Sale. the twenty
min n day Of June the Court House door in Of
in said County, the highest and best bidder
ready money.
sale TO commence between the hours Of o'clock A "
and sunset Of said day. Dated this 81 day June, A
b. 1851. IRAN NYE
juno [. 6 kGrsjai Northern Dist or Illinois
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

The Hennepin Tribune announces the re-
turn on visit to that town Of the Hon. E.
b. Anes, American Consul at Hamburg.
Judge A. would remain but few days with
his old friends. The Tribune chronicles the
remarkable progress made by the Judge in
the German language, giving some striking
specimen exercises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

SUGAR CASE-A. NJ Brown, on the farm
/ of Vim. Dysart, in China township, this
/ county, has under cultivation about one
I hundred acres Of sugar cane. We believe
he ntence manufacturing sugar at his farm
near Franklin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
All Ordinance to Repeal certain oTdi-
nance. and parts OF Ordinances therein

II. u r,sl1js.L ~ He l,ty r..r-r NJ tie g.ts 70,
Difrl, That chapter - vi printed ordinances, Ell
titled al Ordinance relating 10 ,qI~i:uUu- y.uos-.
malt, i-fmeIted, aud intoxicating liquors and see
tons /, =, ., and 81 chapter - q printed o-di-
nance-, entitled An Ordinance regulating proceed
lE-s and prescribing forms ~ certain cases be- and
the same are hereby repealed. By order,
Passed june -, 49,. J. AVERY. tIsfi.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

PURIFY YouK BLooD.-If afflicted with
Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
or any disease arising from an unhealthy or
impure condition of the blood, use Hurley's
Sarsaprilla. For sale by every excessive
druggist.
Sold in Ottawa by D. Walker & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
New York and Erie ssa1iroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Irdrelin1 Public.

TO NC 1TUttttVy Z UVttC.
bUY your thro. gh tickets to New YORK, BosTos, PHI
I LADELPHrA and New England Cities, via this ute
TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAVED
Through to n. York City WITHOUT CHANGE OF Cans!
The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This line extends to Dunkirk. Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls, with an URbrOkeR Vide Gdu1e-connecting at
DUyKIRE directly with all trains from Cieridnd Ciacj-
matt and chicago, on the lake Shore RGHrOTf
To BUFFALo, via the Bugs,Lo and v York CITY Rail
road making direct connections with all STEAMERS
Lake Erie from Cker6idnd I0ledO, and Detroit, also
with the BaddtO and Lax. Huron Raiitcdy from DE-
troit and ChtCdGO:
To NIAGARA FALLS, via CzndndGigSa and Niagara
fuHs RdHrodd, making direct connections with all
trains the Gredt Western RdH,ody from Detroit
Chcdgo thus aordng the travelling public unrivaled
facilities.
length of time, and their journey pleasure
without extra charge.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in ali the principal West
ern Railroad Offices
FARE AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
HOMER RANSDELL, President.
B. +. SMITH, CENT Art my3O
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

sNRoM the enclosure Of the subscriber, in Ottawa or
tie z7tH Of May small, LIGHT BAY HORSE c.yHi
years old small white spot in the forehead well s,I
the nigh bind hoof split the outside quarter. a-
raj reward H be offered Tor hi return or informal lon
81 fIs wheTeAbOuts. ftILGL ". X. MHlIILE-ET.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

The Governor of Pennsylvania has signed
the bill for the sale of the main line of the
Public Works, and it is now a law. This is
the third time that bill has passed author
izing the sale Of this great work, but on no
previous occasions were the terms satisfac-
tory to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
the only party likely to purchase.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

JrEoE LoRING or Observation-Disclosures
ing the Massachusetts, Legislature voted an
address to remove Judge Loring, Governor
Gardiner refuses to confirm the outrage by
making the removal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

The State of Pennsylvania has sold its
main line Of public works to the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Company, for S., 900, 600, on
credit extending to forty years. The trans
action is regarded as stupendous swinde
for the benefit Of personal and party friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

Gov. BEBB DIsCHARGEp.---We learn from
the Rockford Register, that Gov. Bebb was
examined on the charge of killing Clemens,
who was engaged in the disreputable oecu-
patton of chvarcing his house, and was dis
CHARGED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
this evening. Ny wife suspects
keep shady send by boy the money.


This ticket which is of the pale ginger
color, was evidently put in the box by mis-
take. Those who saw it well know the Lady
to whom il was addressed, and also knew
that if it was billy doc, that it only repre-
scented Billy doae-brown
Vote early! vote carly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
fHEksE STRAISERING-tor sale by
= Jun5 J. q. NhTTfNGER


Fh'IIE Directors OF the Illinois River Bridge Company
will receive Scaled Proposals for the rccOnstruct1
OF the piers their Bridge until the first day Of July
next
For the amount Of work te done and the manner q
executing the same enquire o: the undersigned.
Juno HENRY IlUELETY. .-r'y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
State Agricultural College.

The State of Michigan has established a
College of Agriculture, on farm of seven
hundred fertile acres, near the new city OF
Lansing, where the State capital is located.
Joseph r. Williams, late editor of the Tole-
do Blade, is President. 1t has an endowment
of So, 900, the proceeds of the Salt Springs
lands, originally donated to Michigan Terri
tory by the Federal Government. The Le-
gislature has appropriated s2o. 900 per an
NUN for two years for the support of the
college. There are already accommodations
for eighty students No charge is now made
for tuition, but each student is required to
work three hours per day, for which he is
paid This we believe will be the first State
Agricultural College actually in operation In
America, but Pennsylvania and New York
are preparing to follow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

A hardinger of Relief-To the sick and
suffering We commend Dyes Healing EN-
brocatisn. Relief is certain.
Sold in Ottawa by G. L. Thompson, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

New Orleans, juno 1.--Walker left on the
Woodford this evening, for Washington, via
Louisville, by advice of Soule who arrived
Yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

Elk Governor Moore Of Springfield, started
for three months tour in Europe on Mon
day last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06
ESTEEE.

r. F.rr.crs F-Tcs4s.ss, GiI4.~5 Y ,gr-e' mi err
ru5csf. tsto aye IT, l-1s. 81 .ay1 EoO Is e SNyf
W cordially invite our former patrons aud al other
in q frst rte article @: Loo, and Shoes - e>a
mine large and excellent stock o. hyV.s-4l.t- goods
which give perfect satisfaction = e,er!
buyer.
B-aE aware o; tie great d.-ss;s'-t..n -ic .,e IT,
perfectly made Eas;.-a work has given, tsrssay to tl=
,s-mtr have great pain. --:-L-..@d Tie lsr.-.
mandatory or al description. o. Bae.s and shoes in
til. part q the country We take especial pleasure in
calling your attention t-r~rh article o. CUSTOM
MADE FRENCH ZIP BOOT v,5ct i Away. son and
fate il-reryious IT, water ard ,rGr-1at.a f. g:-
5rstr an three ga:rs = E.s-rrs saga.a.htr'ure.
y mauu'a rture also frst-ra:e article Of Western
Tanned K.p Boots.
GeHL-meu's Patent -.tl-r Boots made order aaG
warranted to be Of ia, SILVER Medal brand.
G=u,leaen FIRE French Calf Boots. Coz srs.s Gaters
Oxford and French Ties and in lzct every species Of
Dress Boot shoe he found y1aitrs constantly o.
hand and made to order at th- shortes, notice.
Also, Lads.', Misses sud Ch,lr-rs Boots, shoes and
Caters Of al kinds-il- !a-s.-; assorm.l; 70 be -ad
in the West.
Can ard examine and you vii be sure TO be
suited
Repairing done With and despatch. No
charge FOR mending rips Il bought a; our store.
y. B.-Aay person who may be wearing old Boots or
shoes in consequence Of joints may throw
them aside with perfect IMMUNITY by calling and getting
pair OF Glove Kid Back SKIN Congress Boot, Ok
ford Tie or by having Boot made which shall ft 81
Is and lightly the joint good deeds upon the
science. Im,sol N. II. PRESCOTT co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-06

A SINGULAR ELECTION TrcKEr-The Pc
tersbUrg Democrat says that at the late cleo
ton held in that town, the following "vote
early" independent tickets, as its indorser's
name indi .atcd, was found in the bottom of
certain ward ballot box, On the evening of
the late yctes-counting:
Inn,. Nicc~ | cnnnnt rnccf yn1r