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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-11-18
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"a G. i. cox, are requested 70 call at his
mills and settle as early as possible.
c.. Z. cox.
River Tails. Jrse. 18th, 1857,
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ting only makes cross reading.
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The o lor Of flDwers is never 50 sweet
and strong as before a storm. Beautiful
soul! when the storm draws nigh thee,
be flower.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

WHITMAN & SCOVEI.
1T The Store formerly occupied by e. Bar' ,re.. of The
court HOUSE, Dttdlcd,
II AVE purchased OF VI. G. WHITMAN his entioe stock
OF goods and will be hand and intend to keep at
all times choice stock of Family Groceries Provisions
Fruits &c, &c, and invite their friends and
acquaintance and the public generally both in city
and country, to give them a call. nov22-tf
Winter Apples.
C1ioiCB lot OF Winter Apples, for sale by the barrel
- or bushel, at Idec6-3n] WHITMAN SCoyEL'S.
Cider.
SwEET CIDER, for sale by the barrel gallon. 1T
~ dcc6-3m WHITMAN SCONELS
TkAMBURG CHEESE received and for sale at
60 decG-3m WHITMAN SCOyEL'S
wash paid for Butter, Eggs, &C, at
~ decG-5m WHITMAN 4 SCOyEL'S
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1urirult ur0l =.

S.1yoR HoEsEs.-This will perhaps cause
same to laugh, as undoubtedly all farmers
feed salt to their horses, but know it to be
the custom among great many Of the tarm-
ers and horse owners in my neighborhood.
who never feed salt to their horses more
than once CT twice week, and then they
throw handful to each horse when ne WIN
yrrediiv devouT on account Of his being a.
most starved for salt, and it must nece
" follow that for the next hall day OF 81 =
suffers greatly from thirst: al ieas. au :I III
,he fart in some cases. Now to avo'u AZ
this will give few practical hints W.
have followed for some time, ana l n"a
that nv horses hardly ever refuse
and are always well snd hearty
small box placed upon ons siie Oh u!
ing room, with lit fastened - It, Il, 'lc :,,
Keen a constant supply Of sat, which Will
J.. f,Ind much more convenient than 10 have
the salt in tie house or in some out-ot-the-
wav place, which is oten the reason oil neg
lscfiny 10 salt horses regularly. give my
horses salt every time feed them, but d"
not throw a handful on. 7 mix about tea
spoonful with each horses feed while con
tinue to give the same Kind Of feed, and when
j, becomesnecessary or convenient 10 ehahse
the Kind Of feed then apply little more
for the first and second time, as think IL
sure preventive of the cho!ic, &c one OF
my neighbors recently lost mare in this
way; be having occasion to change feed, and
not adding salt, the horse became cost.yc.
which disease very often proves fatal to that
most noble Of animals When he related
to ne the supposed cause Of the disease.
remarked that thought IL lac bad applied
some salt it might have prevented it; he
readily confirmed my opinion, and also re-
marked that he spilled handful of salt at
the second feed, but it was .hen too late, for
the horse would cat 10 more. have also
frequently mixed an equal quantity of clean
wood ashes it'll my salt, and think it very
good for horses. The ABOVE rule Will also
hold good for other snitnals, such as cattle
ard sheep, as well as fer the horse. If this
should meet the eyes Of some who have not
vet followed tie above rule, would say to
all such, try it, make yourselves satisfied
as il will cos; no more than Il does to salt
once CT twice 4 week. This being my hrsi
attempt to write for the public press, will
COW close More anon. \ icUSG fAENEr.
Berlin, Somerset o., Pa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03
La Sale Street Drug Store,
IL. M. McARTHUR.

/ AViNG purchased the entire stock Of drugs,
I medicines, oils, paints, &c., formerly sws :
60 by, Hunter e. Toombes, would say 70 his
trends and the public generally, that he will con-
unue the drug business at the old stand on La
Sale St, two doors uorth Of NJ. II. Swift's law
office, where will be happy to accommod.to
all those who NAV favor him W IN call. All
persons wishing to obain pure article in the drug
line, will always be to find il at McArehsr's
as he intends 10 keep no other ki nd. ne
would invite Il e attention OF the adite IN parties
ular to his stock OF ,erfumery, whichis the best
and most extensive ever offered IN Ottawa, vary
ING in price nd quality TO sui! purchasers. ne
has also a large and beautiful assortment Of
lamps, lanterns, chandeliers oil Sizes, from
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brushes.
ofal DESCRIPTIONS, be sides soaps, shaving creams
nomaruIns, hair oil, combs, pens, ink, paper, ca
yeiopes, and host Of fancy articles ,eo nsInesssc
70 mention. He will keep constantly en- Aana,
,sh and glass OF all sizes, glazed ready for ssssat
ma lecturers prices:
Dr.. WcArthur will continue the practice Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
at his store when not absent on BUSH
nese. $50 9ls February ;.
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For sale or Exchange.

THE subscriber wishes to sell, will exchange for
good span of horses and part of block IL, in
Glovers addition to the town OF Ottawa. Apply 10 JAS
LAxCAs nearly opposite l.. +. Sanger's dwelling
house Madison ST. or at b. T. PHELPS, Ottawa. sep6
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03
1856. Spring Trade. 1856.

THE subscriber begs his friends and the
public generally, that he has received his Spring and
Summer stock of
DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of Fancy Dress Silks almost every
desirable pattern. Also. extensive stock of
Black SilkS.
Which he takes the liberty is the extensive
stock in this City. Also Bereges ombr'e stripes, De
LANES, Chila Lawns. English and French Ginghams
Prints. Also, large lot of SIIAwLS AND MANTILLAS
Domestic Goods.
Bleached and unbleached Musins, Drills, Checks,
Hickorys, Flannels, Crash, &c, &c.
Carpets, n new Feature.
II Is well known that have the assortment of
Carpets that has been offered sale in Ottawa and
wee are selling them, too, mind Those want
good Carpet had before 4,
Ready Made Clothing.
good lot OF Summer Clothing
Boots and Shoes.
This department is always full As usual the
New York and Boston affords.
Furnishing Goods.
Damasks, Oil Cloths, Linens, kc., &c:
Hats and Caps.
Mems and boS's Summer Hats Also. chidren's Hats
Hardware.
Table Hardware, Nails, Cutlery, &c.
Cloths and CassimereS.
Satnets, Jeans, Cottonades, &C., &c.
Groceries and Wooden Ware,
or all kinds. &c, &c. c. G. MILLER
Ottawa, May 10, 1Ss6. Pennsylvania Store.
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Paper Ma0ing.-Plan and Satin Paper, Borders
re-board Prints, Oil and Transparent Window Shades
Trimmings, &c. tl'TF0-''
t,kdss.-All sizes from s by TO- IN 40 nv II -.fI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03
Family Groceries!

This department OF the business s always kept
complete. and consists of
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar, -
Belchers best coffee sugar,
Belcher'spure crushed sugar, s1naI
Belchsr's genuine puverized sugar,
Plantation molassss, of best quality only. in
Belcher sugar house mOlasses,
Beichers golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee. - $50
Java coffee. told government masrk.
Black and Green Teas.
take extra pains to procure choice (cLoP OF
tea, and request good judges 10 make 4 trial Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

House ;lIssi GOs ;St "A Bargain.
r WILL sell Lot I and = in Block Q, in
EGEA u Walkers addition to Ottawa, with the
Esss;15 improvements thereon, now occupied by l.
IssssE7E V. Waterman, Esq, at a bargain. n
5yzsk<z OLIVER CORNELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

On-PEoprcixG SEEDS AND PLANEs.-P.T'
haps the following items may prove 5cfii'>
Of some future Improvements III our s. stems
Of rotation or lists of profitable crops.
Rape, which is very extensively cultivated
in France, Belgium, and Holland, for the
seed, has also been probably grown in Eng.
land for the same purpose. The experiments
which have been made in raising II at Box
ted Lodge, county of Essex, show that the
cultivation Of rape for seed could be proTfta-
big prosecuted. During this SEASON about
$50 Tor nearly 5000 per acre, has been re-
allied. Whether it could be probably raised
in his country can only be determined by
repeated trials, which, to bs safe, should be
on n small scale.
The fact is not very exten.iyely known,
We presume, that the Swedish turnip fIuia
baga) produces nc2-,y the same amount OF
seed as the rape plant, and that the seed Of
the former yields nearly as much oil as the
seed of the latter. While the price OF iur-
nip seed is as high a. it is az present, there
viii be no substitution Of it fOI rape seed;
but IN a change Of circumstances this fact
might be turued to some good account.
Between DGhLirk and Paris. the whit
poppy appears 10 be gradually taking the
place Of rape as an cil-prOducing pant. 1t
appears that the quantity of seed from the
white poppy exceeds that from the rape
plant, while the percentage of oil from a
given weight Of seed is also higher--Jeing
05out double That OJtasael from .r'ar-seed.
II the seed of the white poppy should prove
equally rich in oil, when grown in thiscoun-
try, the enterprise of these who should first
venture upon its cultivation mi h, secure an
abundant reward Ia addition to this utIii-
". field Of white poppies in flower is said
10 be AZ object Of remarkable beauty.-to.
GsntieA.da.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

SCIESoE AND TIE BiBLE-Lict. Maury, OF
the National Observatory at Washington,
in a lecture at New York, said: 81 have
always found in my scientific studies that
when could get the Bible to say anything
upon the subject, it afforded me a firm
platform TO stand upon, and another round
in the ladder by which can cafe.y ascend
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

ssSoNE PoRK.-Our friend John Shower
always ahead in the hog linc-delivereqhto
Evans and Whitaker, packers of our town.
ei hty head of hogs, averaging 3254 lbs.
eGci,-one weighing GUO lbs even-who can
beat Old Fulton or the State fulton Co.
Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03
OTTAWA
CUSTOM MILLS !

TIE Subscribers beg to inform the citizen. OF Ottawa
] farmers, and the pgblic generally. that they have
fitted up their Mill hitherto known the Oh Ni =
Pouring Mil. by placing in il superior and ample
machinery Their arrangements are expressly adapted
70, and made in view OF rendering IL a superior
Custom NELL.
Where the farmers have their grinding. Of every
riety- done expeiiii1usy and promptly. We grind
Wheat. Corn. Rye, and BucsSAest, having machinery
adapted each and the machinery being all new and
under the nf AN experienced millers,
confident OF being able 10 give satisfaction in all cases
We invite farmers to give us trial, at least
Citizens II Ottawa respectfully Informed that
are now prepared furnish em with a superior article
Of -Iuerfue Flour also Bucswheat aud Rye Flour. Corn
Neal Bran. and other Feeds, all Of which will be
promptly d-.g.Icd in any part Of the City
slate viii he found the store Of J. q. .at-
finger, where orders mag be left for delivery during the
day.
Wanted.
Any quantity 81 good Winter Wheat: also, Flax Seed
Rye Buckwielt. ,r which the highest price will be
paid in Cash, AT the Ottawa Custom Mills, West end OF
the Hydraulic Basin. Oct u SCIGUFT & NEWMAN.
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AND TO &c ENT-The subscriber has 80 acres
TO rent for fall wheat The seed will he found il
renters wish. Enquire at Thompson Fishers ware
house. ClIAS- A. FISHER
Ottawa. Aug o. 1856.
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Loco Acres OF Land.

l.OSO Acres OF s-slI sat.
THE subscriber offers thousand of land be-
tween Burlington and Oquawka in Illinois. at a bar
gain. DEC 2y) OLIVER CORNELL
Valuable Real Estate for sale.
fa1IIE undersigned offers for sale the following lands
- and city lots
swqofnwq sec q, town 81, ranges
neg IS, 81, 3
nh of seq p, 81, 5
L0ts in SUITES AdiitioH TO Ottdua.
Lots g. 4, and in block IS, and l. and in block %.
Also, improved farm OF 2DO situated Fox
river. 5 miles from Ottawa. This farm is well watered
and ;mbered D.P.JoNES, cyfce in SINGERS Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

HEED THIS YorSG MES.-That the "excessc.
OF our youth are draitc upon our Old age.
payable at sight" is well exempleiie in Iii.
humorous description Of that species Of
tue cereal grains" known as'iriH oats
AZ crop that is generally sOwn between
eighteen and twenty five the harvest gen
orally sets in about ten years after, and is
commonly found to consist of a broken con-
stitu,ion, two weak legs, bad cough, and
a trunk ii!Ied with small vialS and mcdicIl
PR scriptioas"
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SUNNI Elk WEAR.
HARDWARE.

Farmers utensils, s.c as best quality OF two !,
three and four tins steel, hay and manure forks,
steel hoes, spades, and shoyels, first quality
rakes, scythss, snaths, sc. ,,,ea >
Table knives and forks, pocket and pen knives,
gate and barn door hinges. .gimlets. lacks. scis-
sors and shears, carry combs I'D cards, horse
brushes, coffee mills mop sticks, backing brush
es, German silver, Britannia, and iron tea, dessert
and tal'le spoons, backing, matches, and otker
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Real estate Column.
sale Of swamp Lands.

NJ Office Is hereby gven that in pursuance Of an or
~ der of the Board of Supervisors of La Sale County
shall offer FOR sale the door Of the Court House in OF
the sixteenth day of March next the following
described Of land that have been confirmed to the
County. The OF payment are--oae-tIird OF the
purchase money to be paid at the time of sale and the
remaining thirds payable in two equal annual pay
ents with interest the rate OF ten per cent? payable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

For Sale.
fOACRES OF Land for sale, near Ottawa, Section
O4O 20 +. "a, r. ,. for $1,000; Canal terms. Adj
dress Iiec2O-1nl CIIAS TODD. ST. Louis, Mo.
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Also. 10 bluff lots, unsurpassed in
beauty OF location Tes. lots will be sold only those
whn will agree improve and build upon them within
year, Of purchase.
large lands ia this and adjoining counties,
that will be cold terms to suit purchasers
Numbers cie-riuy given application 10 the under
signed. the Bank Of Ottawa. iapl2l GEO ;. FISHER.
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or many colors, qualities, materials and kind
WOODEN WA RE.
TO TIE PURLIC.


I THANK my friends and customers for the generosity
] and confidence which has characterized associa-
ons for the past year. and desire them that
The large Increase 81 Lay trade enables me to pur
chase directly from Manufacturers aud Importers
(vho sell Gully in large e.sD which advantage intend to
share with those who trade with
have never beleys.I in the old saying, there 10
friendship IN trade The result Of ten b. in
Ottawa proves directly the contrary Ia e and s,onLl
continue ten years ong-. ID business feel .,r,i that
can prove to all my customers that there can m friend
ship ia trade well any occupation 81 life and
that all the virtues readily nger around the counter
around the homestead Of the farmer the workshop
the meceanic the sacred desk the judicial ernirs
During the coming year shall adhere to tho
ONE PRICE sHTET.
Treating Ill aike-the young and old--th. rich ,.d
poor, believing in "9'f1k GHd ertct jtt-ltre.
To those who acquainted with me and have traded
with me, and have traded with me- | can only saw I
thank you for your Partially; TO those yet uuacquain.d
with me-wih my manner Of doing busuess-witll nv
goods and my prices .sy TRY Ne and Tou shall not
"a intend 10 keep my stock at all times
full and comlee, sparing labor procure aud have
constantly on hand everything needful in family and
Of the best quality
am beginning 10 receive new Spring Good, zsc
shall continue receive acc-ssons often twice
month durin. the entire season.
With the advantages that offer to purchasers
anticipate large trade aud the larger the trade e
cheaper shall be abe 20 sell.
In other columns will be found particular adver
tisements OF the yahou. kinds Of Merchandise have
hand. lap5l ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
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Sleeps gray Of superior quality heavy tweeds,
blue drill. common cOttOnade, and some OF he
best quality. A great variety OF demilns, far
mer's drill for harvest pantaloOns, plain brown
linen for coats, check linen Tor children. wOrsted
check, and paids tor children. Hickory shirt
ing, blue, gold mixed, black, steel mixed, grey
KENTUCKY JEANS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03
Grocery Store Removed !!
PHILIP GcDFREY,

Corner Of Main and Columbus sts., Ottawa,
M OST respectfully begs leave TO call the a,tep.
lVl ton of tn. public TO his establishment. and
to inform them that he has removed from The
west side OF the court house square 10 the stand
lately occupied by Bamber &, Co., as the "Peo-
pies cheap S tore" on the corner Of Main and
has jus, returned from ST. Louis, with a heayv
assortment of GROCERIES and other artic les.
which he bought TOR CASH, and ca
therefore sell as cheap as any mcrchantil town.
before purchasing elsewhere He has nIso a Ian
assortment of tobacco and cigars. He 5ees 10
return thanks for the kind and liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO him, and solicits its con-
Iinuan, e. Apnl %
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Crockerv !!

A large assortment of fire proof eolored s,op.
ohlha ware, IN pitchers, bowls, pie plates, tea
pots, sugar bowls, cream Jugs, molisse. ING.
with Bri.tania covers, chambers, split oons, pre-
serve Jars with covers, cake bakers, bed pans,
flower pots, besides plenty OF common cups and
sancers white and colored tea sets, coffee cups.
vegetable dishes, gravy and SOUP turerns. wnsh
bowls and pitchers, meat platters q grrat variety
Oh common aud good stone plates Ia InbL ~, vim
ear crnefs; salt cellars, pepper boxes and mus
tala lars besdes all sizes OF ear hen jars, Jugs
aod caurlls Tor makInx and hold nr Raal huiisf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-01-03

ARh j olt SAJLs
TIE Cae now owned by WIN. WaggOner, and common
Is known the IIoag farm" containing 300 acres,
and Wing mile south OF Marseile 10, and
See. 81, 7 81, Il. 81 1t Is well watered extending TO
tie river the northeast has about 81 acres OF
good timber % acres improved good house barn and
years old and o: The choicest Wind OF iruit.
Also. convenient Tenan; House.
The fIEn I, well adapted FOR boil. STocE and Grain.
JULIET JULIUS AVERY, Ottawa iii.
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4 Rare Chance

FZIO purchase large and valuable Farm on time The
i offers his Farm, situated within two miles OF
E4rlyie Station on the Chicago burlington Quincy Il
r. consisting ti2 acres--al acres valuable timber the
balance improved prairie. adjoining the timber wei va
tered and fenced with the growing crops FOR $50
per acre Most or the purchase money remain on
lime For further particulars enquire OF A J. GROVER
Earlyf'e IL apl3-if