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Dated April Sd, 1857.
JOINT Resolution Relative to Proposed
Constitut1on Amendments. !.

JOINT Resolution Relative to Proposed
Constitution Amendments. =
ResoiUed by the General assembly of the State
of Ohio, That the Secretary of State be and
he is hereby instructed to cause the Proposed
Amendments to the Constitution, passed at
the present session, to be published in the
newspaper having the contract for the pub
fishing of the law for the State, without de-
lag, and forthwith forward three copies of the
same, together with a copy of this Resolu-
tion,) under his certificate that said copies are
correct, to the Auditor of each county; and the
Auditors respectively, shall Immediately pro-
coed to contract for the publication of the said
Proposed Amendments in two weekly (English)
and one weekly (German) newspaper, if pub
lished in the county, till the second Tuesday
of October, 1857; and the publication shall be.
paid for out of the county treasury.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Dated April 4th, 1857 >a
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, April 4, 1857. s.
l hereby certify that the foregoing proposed
Constitution amendments are correctly copied
from the original rolls en- file in this office.
JAMES H. BAKER,
Secretary Of State.
H "
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-06-10
SPRIGG HOUSE.
WHEELING, VA.
MAC. POLLARD, Proprietor,

"AAO'A oA AlVpliCIolt
THIS new and splendid Hotel has been leased
i for a term of years by the above proprie-
tor, and this day opened for the reception of
the Travelling Public, under the General Super
attendance of J. A. SCOTT, Esq, late Proprie-
tor of the "Stacy House, % GAINESVILLE, o., and
from its convenient location, enjoys the great
est advantages over all other Public Houses in
the City. It is
SITUATED ON WATER STREET,
at the Steamboat landing, and near the B. & o.
and Hempfield R. R. Depots.
Its whole appointments, in respect to size
and comfort of its rooms-the style and ele-
gance of its Furniture, and in reference to the
quality of its Tables, the proprietor feels as
sured will compare favorably with the best
regulated Hotels in the country. Attached to
the House is a .ei
BATHING SALOON,
With Large and Airy Rooms, well furnished,
and provided with all the appliances of HOT,
COLD. and SHOWER BATHS. ~
"a Omnibuses at all times in readiness to
take Passengers to and from the Cars and
Boats. -
~ The Offices of the Baltimore & Ohio
and Central Ohio Railroads are next door to
this House.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, WooDsFIMD, =
Monroe CO., o., june s, 1857.
I certify that the foregoing laws has been
compared with the laws published by author.
Il in the Ohio Statesman, and found to be cor
rect. JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
Aud. M. C. o.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

MoRE SnxGHp SuGAR.-Snce our last Iss-
he NO have rer>ivcd another saru,'.e "i crvs-
Ia lied made from the juice OF 'n- Sorsno
sng.r cane, by ID. NJ. Cook, ot M,n-ricld,
Oi,io by the use 81 n peculiar .Aii'orx,"r,
he states that he found no d,iticu " III crys-
,alizinc the syrup Of this cane. ii: asserts
that the Sorsho AN tee riprned thr"u. u.hou,
all the Northern States and that IT'S Juice Is
AS rry>tsliizatle a sacchar,.. product as that
OF the common sugar cane. n also ain rhi>
that with proper cultivation II VII y!o L.
600 pour d. oi sugar To the acr', aud may
reach double thus amount. At five cents
per pound, this will be 30 per acre, or 3D.
600 toI one huadr d acres. If TINS be 81,
the mex, question is, at what cost can It he
rails. and IN ide into sugar? 1t requires as
much skill, care and exp,nSe to cultivate
and secure it as corn, aud after this It VIII
cost as much more 10 express its IIiice, con-
c.ntrate it, and bring 1t into a cr,, >taliiz,blc
condition. We are still of opinion t,at il
never can compete with the sugar caoe grown
in the Southern States for yielding juice,
but We earnestly hope it may.--.Scieat.fc
.imerican, 5th
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

To GET An EXCELLENT PUScm Rush in
hetyeen two eXi>Dcrstcd aud beliicose tire
companies Just at the precise time the ring
leaders arc hitting out from the shoulder
The punch you will thus obtain will be
strong >timulant to pedestrian exercise, add
yig0g to the motion Of your legs, aud inspire
yon with the speed Of "a race horse-espe-
caly IT you are OF a timI nature.
HicxoRY NCr SoUP.-Boil the nuts until
they are soft pour the water into Your soup
tur-en; season with tan bark and rappee
snuff, and serve II 20 your friends with the
al Ition of cold shoulder.
FOR PAIN ~ THE EAW.-Grt Jskey to
civ" YOU an immediate appIica'ion ot Bill
lv." or else plug OF tiyrs" in the ear net
affected.
To stop RUSNING SoRE.-Gct police
man and arrest it. If tLis plan DIES not
50 rcc..d-lct it run.
To DESTROY CnCkEoACnRS IL RESTAU-
gA>T.-Catch them and serve them up as
reed birds.
To DIE BLAcK.-lIang yourself by the
neck to bed-po.t.
To DYE WoR>rED. Try to shoot your
neighhor, and get shot yourself.
\ SURE PREVENTIVE To THE SMALL Poy.-
Don't catch it.-PhiktdeiphM 'Sa"llJ 2raa-
sctipt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

LOVE UNDIKINI-HsD BY AMPUTATION. -
There is "A most affecting and thrilling sto-
nv told, in illustration of our theme (>ay> an
exchange) Of Commodore Barclay, VII :
fought the battle of Lake Erie against Per-
ry. Tie was eng gcd to he married to fine
English girl At Trafalgar. with Nelson, he
had lost AN ARM. At Lake Erie he had
lost A LHG. Ga returning 20 l. gland, feel
ing his condition very acutely. he sent
friend TO his betrothed to tell her thai, un
der the circumstances in which he found
himself, he considered her as released from
all engagements to him. The lady heard
the messenger, then said to the friend, ed
ward thinks may wish our gag 'n;nt t.
he broken because of his mSfortunrs, does
he Tell him that if he only brings ba,k X
to England bo iy enough to hold the soul
that he carried away with him. III marry
him"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
Forest Home, Missouri, Sept, 1877.

BLoopY WAR At DELni.-.A letter from
an officer of Engineers, dated DELHI, Sept.
%. speaks in the following terms
am happy to say we are not 81 'enient
as We were Two of our native Sappcrs
were murdered in the city, SO we went out
and hunted up 30 or 60 men-thor"ugh raS-
ca.s-and our men have been shooting them
ever since. | SAW a Knocked over, all tied
together, against II e walls; and when you
hear those wretches when they see they
have no chance, cody tell you, Well, You
may shoot me if you like; | Killed three
Europeans in the glorious massacre" you
loose all horror at the SIGHT.
have given up walking about the back
streets of Delhi, as yesterday an officer and
myself had taken "a party of 30 men out pa
trolling, and we found IA women with their
threats cut from ear to ear by their own
husbands and laid out in their s. avis. Ne
caurh; "A man there who said ! saw them
killed for fear they should fall into our
hands. and showed US their husbands, who
had done the best thing they could after
wards. and killed themselves We took
about $50 cannon with shot &c, ior about
| three years Without artillery they are no
good, with it no despiceable antagonists.
| There are no better gunners anywhere, as
we observed in this seige. by returns We
! lost I $50 men and ca officers in the assault
! T,lerably bloody work. Onr loss in the as
sau,t out of Is officers on duty. was one Of
T! ficer kill. (poer tandy) 10 wounded, many
severely; i, fear. mortally; the day be.
fore the assault; ! after. Total, IL out Of
| eighteen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

a curious marriage ceremony was pcr.
formed last Sunday, in this city, at IL. Fox
/ River House. Ii seems that a coupIr. ON
iua'rih"hy iuly intent, came to- town, seek
Ing the an oi Justice Of the Peace None
beng convenient, Justice Baldwin was sent
for. In the meantime the parties most IN
tered being II, something Of hurry To have
the solemn act cOnsulnmatcd. a way Of n
fellow, sitting near, called in j. c. Metzner.
who bad just been "qualih as Justice Of
the County Court--a'd who had not proba.
bly, 80 much as MoagM Of the "marriacc
service" since bis tlrctiun-to do the lob.
Mc'zner, AZ man naturally would be-, un-
der the circumstances, was taken all aback
at the sudden demand, and sta,ninercd and
blushed, but did not refuse the Office, Ia
expectation of the u.ull fee. perhaps
lou must stand up-out on the floor"
said the new Justice.
The parties obeycd, and awaited the pro-
ceedings.
The new officials ahemed and hawed.
threw out hi> quid of tobacco and straight.
ening up, assumed his dignity, and said to
.I-- I-'y
See here. now, you agree 10 take this
man for your husband."
The lahy assented.
Then turning t. the gcrt,,...,.
You agree TO take this woman for your
wife,"
Yes, Sir, answered the brid groom.
That's righ', answered Mvtzner, "give
me y0nr hand!"
Takin, the hand Of the gentleman. he
Joined it with that Of the lady, and finished
ms ceremony with the following:
Then pronounce you man and wife,
by hunder."
The audirnc collapsed, the Justice receiv-
ed his five dollars and retired to another
room, when E-q. Baldwin entered just in
time to that he had lost the fee " hich
his new contemporary had pa heted
Mctznyr will be prepared for the next
couple that present, itself aud we would
not wonder if he eventualy becamc a very
popular marrying man. -Aar0ra Eepuj.
lic4H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

Yor ID ,N'r TALk OF JE-r> AT llrMc."-
4 aiy vino vas ~ tue hnbit "i VISITING the
panr for bcnevuirnt purposes took her little
d,u: :hter with her. The child SAN, heard
and WAS interested But there was some
ch e child could not .Xictly make
uu,. On tuc road home, she SAID, Mam-
ma. when y"u are visiting ie POOR. You Al
WAY, talk about jesus Ch-ist 10 them, but
YOU don't talk of him at hum.."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

An Ohio paper says that durin. the recent
tornaln in i4t STATE. VI - Va tc, Il young
lady of Cre>tlIne. aged Ii years, vas carried
hy the force of htc wind several hundred
f-er, and It in the top of cherry tr.a.-
She III ed through aerial space, hoohs and
all. Ike a thin. of air. and descended upon
tree with Al. TIA m,jes,y and ease OF an ca
gle IN lowering t. lis nest. he uscabcd un-
injured
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

A SHORT SERMON AND Coop ONE.-The
Rev. DIR. B, of Philadelphia, is noted
for brief, sententi"us sayings in the pulpit
and out Of it. As he was coming down
Chestnut street the other day, gentleman
asked him, "Sir, can You tel me how TO
find the Sherif~s ofiiceY" Yes, SIT, re-
piled ne, EVERY time you earn tve dollars
spend ten" Saying this. the Doctor walked
on. leaving his quosii"ner gaping npon the
lido walk.-N. !. O6serrer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
BUSINESS CARDS.
Wagon ManufactorY.

TuVE subscriber respectfully his thanks TO the
public for their past very liberal patrunag and now
takes occasion To .ay that he ha- enlarged and newly
fitted M his Wagon shop at his old stand on Columbus
ST ard j. prepared {" make aud finish the most com
,I-,. and durable Farm W offered in this market.
i- guarantees rha; sensible person shall he troubled
with any ~D,bdrr0SsD.>nt in deciding upon the supe-
riorify f Iii. Wagons. lie import. material from
New Jersey N;--ouri with which Ia misi-ad the pub
lie relies uIUn the native timber Of the great north
west Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
the hest Farm Wagon III every respect he IL pre-
pared t0 make OF the quality i: desired.
MM PALMER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

UoRrrBLE.-A young clerk undertook to
commit suicide, last week, ny shooting his
daguerreotype. He was nnsucct ssfn'. how
ever This is the third attempt he has
made on his life within the last ,hree
months. Ca,se- broken sleep, brought on
bv intense devotion TO q young lady with
auburn ringlets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

At the State FIi~ at Storkton, California,
among the priz of red Wa a 80 'ires' for
the best loat of domestic bread, mad. by an
unnarr d lady. A> many "a IA huldrei
delicious lnosins lbaveS were scnt in, made
principally hy youn. girls committee
of hou>-wiv-. made the award. giving the
prenun 10 Miss Anna Nauvaldenburg, of
Stork'on. Ihl, young gill is but eleven
wears old.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

According to the last European news, the
King Of Prussia has completely lost his iea-
son. lie is said to entertain the most ex
travagant delusions; among others that he
is a ub-ieutenant in the army, and frequent
ly complains to the Queen of the obstacles
thrown in the way of his advanc.ment.-
The Kings body physician, the wellknown
Doctor SchOenlein. has rendered his resig-
nation, which is tantamOunt TO dismissal,
and an expression Of oppinion that his treat
ment of the royal patient is not approved at
~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
sp,nrR. ArpLE.PrE-It may be made plain


and cheap. or very rich and costly, and al
wav< be good. if it be cooked just right:
Make good dough of rye -four, or wheat
four. Graham -four is the best,) and pre-.
mare II as for biscuit. Prepare the apples as
for common pies, and after greasins the spi-
der. place the apples in heap in the sp'-.
der. See that no apples touch the side OF
the spider. Roll out the crust as thick as
your hand, and place it On the apples, press
;no il down between the apples and the side
of the spi,ler. No under crust. Cut hole
in the top Of the crust, and pour into the
annl.s about half teacup full of wate- for
, suider that will hold about three quarts.
and a half teacup Of molasses. and piece
Of butter as large as 4 hens egg. Cover it
with a close lid, and cook with moderate
FIRE. Serve, when warm, with cream and
sugar. with butter and sugar. with rich gra-
w, or with the extract Of Sorghum, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

A little friend, while coming down stair,
was cautioned by his mother not to lose his
balance. The question which followed was
a pnzzier
mother; if should lose my balance
where would il go toI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

"You have considerable Il 'atng popula
,ion in This village. haven't your asked
stranger oi one of the citizens "i village on
the Mississippi.
"w-il yes, rather was the reply, "about
half the year lac water is up ~ the second
sto.y windows"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

When il freezes and blows, take care Of
your nose, that it doh't get iroze, and wrap
up your toes IN warm WOODEN hose. The
ab ve We suppose, wa, written IN prose, by
some one VINO knows the eH-ct Of cold
SHOWS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

"Mr Jones you said you were connected
with the fine arts. Doyou mean that yoi
are a scul ,,tory'
"No sir, don't sculp myself, but fur.
nish stone to man that does"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

To PuRIrY WATER mnch pulvcrized
aiam as will lie on the point of a small case
knife mixed thoroughly with bucket Of
water, in au hour wall settle all impurities at
the bottom, making it clear aud pure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

"Mr. Jones, don't you think marriage is
a means of grace"
"Certainle; anything is a means OF grace
that brings us TO repentance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

4 Yankee doctor has contrivcd to extract
from sal>sccs powerful tonic, which he
saws contains the whole strength of the oii
vinal bark liz calls it the "Sul phate of
Canine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

An old gentleman OF the name of Gould
having mari led IA very young wife. wrote a
poetiral epi>tie Ia IA tIi :nd t" inform hun ol
II. xnd concluded 1t thu'-
So you see, my dear sir, though I'm , years old,
A cir! Of i IL in love ~h--JId GOatd.
TO which h,- friend replied
girl of i, years may love gotd ii is true,
But believe mc, dear sir, iii GOtt without Z!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

a dispatch from Ausu>ti, Georgia, says
killing frost prevailed there yesterday morn.
,pg. and ice formed an inch thick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

A philosopher who had married a vulgar
hut amiable girl, used to call her brown
Sugar, because, he said, she was sweet but
unrctiued.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

sS N.tET-- IRA -sri.7Sn..
S2S iiE undersigned wuul p-ctfy INFORM the nia-
= iitsui. n; o;taNa and vicinity 'lsi ih"y are u"~
prepared furnish the slni,--r yt-irfy - 'rtk"r.
-uci, Butter. S.a, L-ro ton Dyt-r. AbrrTeth'.
4 Water f>cIiJ. Also. Bread, clk--. Brown Irca4!.
Pi- &c. ia good variety Confectionery Of ii-
choicest selection. -"r-iany hand All kinds oi
Ftn-y ard Wr,iding Ctke Jnad- to order.
T. -Ub-cr hs Wing splrcd "a" I.I- nor eNrr~e IN
up wagon for the convenience and t~r"uruui'
,in of iheir and the i,uic generally
able funu.h anything !" ih-r Iu- {" those who de-
TIo-- wishing - New York Wagon t. e,'i u y,
vii p'.- -rni their orders tie Y. !. Bakery. to
ti- Post Office
- Remember 'h- place. in Hn--ack- Block. next
door uI jh- Mat NsrI.r. Man Street sud IN
yalIr tier VII r---ye prompt a';-r ron
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
New lumber Ward.

Grssn Attraction FIR Fdy5"s,S and H-cL0Dtcs!
TuyIE H., of Lumber offered ia Otii
va j. !,t sale at The nrS lumber yard 81
u. L POWELL { 60 f,rin.riy ",cu ie by " sH,k IL
comprises iury- qantiIy Of dry. clear Li,rr. of d
f~r-It tiackr,s-. k ili kinds Of common iGni-r,
Pin-ry Si.isi-. ls:l Si- sash N.r-. VA short every
thing necessary q complete building. We feel c"Hh-
dent acquaintance and c"nurct"n with >"n'- "i
the largest dealer, in Chicago. that offer better
Inducements buyer. than any other brt IN tlr CRY
Ottawa. June 90 is5s- u X fo"tLL to-
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METROPoLIvAv HALL

OTTAWA. iLLiNoia.
UVlIIS Han is the largest In the place. and is well
.lr,ed far Bats and Concerts. Is well lighted with
gas and provided with ah necessary conven'ences for
Parties Concerts. Pals, &c.
fnr particulars Il idress d. NALhEk Co: %.
f~Sla ~ - OtflcG. Ills.
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Children, like oats. are seldom thrashed
b.fere thew are cradled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
FARMERS ATTENTION..
Dam a MiIIKIiOEIR
insr,i.rosch-,i IN northern Illinois all siiid, "i
lia.:ll lIul. lclNE ENAA
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed St0rc.
T.. w CHAM, ,ii;..I.NEC.

Manufacturer and Wholesale .nd Retail Dealer in all
kinds of
Fary,ssrp fVp'"nts.us- HWd "aci.ir"ry.
UGH a. Tlre>iIng aud Eeaprg Machines. Poser
aud hand Corn Shelters, F'nning Mni- ~ t.ii-r-
Piox- Isrruws Seed Drills aud Planters both h.ifi ,ni
hOr--, C'-,-- pT-~---- Ihrrn'lneirr and tNlthi,r r
Churu> OK I"l-- aud Ho1-- As--- Hsich-t-. shn'~s.
spade Forks Also. the celebrated Sod and SGh
Soil PIow. ard great variety Of others for breaking aud
stirring manufactured Lochport Joliet I"rri- P"ru,
and ,lr-tine The Premium Star Cora and Cob Mil.
Garden and Fie S--ds, in all varieties n-w aud grnu-
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed warranted
pure
Also large stock of v Y. Wagons which n"v On
route for OTTAWA. and will be for sale ,r Agri-
cultural store an Ia sale ~.
Grateful for former patronage solicit the con'inu
aur. orders the present shall spare ho e'-
fort to il object for farmers patronage. My
good. are all oi the best matrriI and hv The most
experienced workmen. fmsr2il T.. ". CHAMBERLAIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
Buc,D:, yls,a Floral Gard .n<.

At the resLj<nce of w. H. ~. ti,s1sadn. Eaa Otfascd
Always for saie alsrge supply OF perpetual Roses and
all other kinds Of towering house plants Strawberry To-
matO, Ihs barb. Cabbage pants &C., &C. In their
son, snd VssessSass u al kinds. .iioais jun1S
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Ess%E. Gs..I1tNA c..

= q
VJTOJI LID the farming community that they
w manufacturing a very superior CORN SiiEl.lfR
AND HORSE POWER. Having had il we'll tested the
past season, by numcrou farmers and Warehouse men,
We are prepared speak advi.edy of it, merits. and
can refer all Sho have used it for the oo of what
W., .ay ". therefore challenge competition with
q, her Machine in use. Al AK j. trial, being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its merits.
We also a;,I!facigring large horse powers and
threslirr<. Of the most approved kind III
Al kinds Of repairs done short notice and reasona
bile
shop in connection with the Steam Planning Mil.
+. -ep1?-f KING GILMAN eco.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

NIL. IL y J.. X \
HISS lsyHlD

Is NOW receiving a fine selection 81 MILLINERY
l GOop- f.,r tn. Fail ani Winter Trsir At her io"n'
-, p..-r.,r'- bg;idr oIa,p-irr the Mansion Hos-e-
Grateful to her patrons for the past she s"ic'' S''
finuaicr Of their pti!"n1rr q,
-. To-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
Another New Lumber Yard
H~lr.EIEy n 4, SACK ETsT

"a the .sIJe f'Rf and Nam !N'@'f, mir N-s.ncE a.
Ef.lk0~.I-Ots'- UoS~koa<~-
4 AVE an aud offer at prices which they
,bink uiII - fu,,d tempting very large lot 81
Pine Luir Shingles. Lsi. &c. Ac- ~ most OF ;h-tr
iuner direct from the piner--. they can sell
n slight advance on Chiraz" prices Pleas. call
md -,r hi, ir,gi-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

Look out for the Winter Holidays.
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ID l. y Il - Il Il y
br. ". WHIT q, y.
TSrrisf amt MfHSsfsfcfsE.T cf Mineral T.SN.
wauit r--p-ctfuliy submit the cz-ns Of Ottawa ard
vicinity list ef Ia, prices for art hcial
teeth.
Ii tZiss Work.
Cold .S1t>r.
Book Teeth. tof his uIsnursc;Hr.,) rp-
--- &c ---- 90
Single Teeth. ,af his own man uisct,Dr,l up
per and under .----..----- 10 %
81 'If>- Work
Gum Teeth. common -;yie. rFt'sr and under, ~ ~
Plain Teeth vi bnui Gums. upper and under. 80 ~
And with pleasure refers them the following gentle
EErERsScEs--T. Hampton. ESQ. H. p. Eim-s. E'q-,
r. e. Prescott, Esq J. W Mills. E-G. j. G. Hatheway.
N. D.. n. S.oue. VI. D.. VIVA O-nsu. E-u- Jos Stout,
NJ d T. J. Mctiorrisk- VI ID, J q. II ,rri-- d T.
Hay NJ d, e Hard 81. D., Il. NJ Macarthur, ~ ID, A.
e Putnam. NJ d.
DR. whtten sthe only manufacturer Of Block or Sin
iv Teeth in the State of Chicago. for which he
awarded the l>t premium at TIE J., S5lle County Fair
Teeth Inserted and improved plan, without
the Of Clasps
Rooms in DIR stoui's o,ce, Main St, OF AVA, Iils
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Reef Sn.I q ,E-. Veal. Nutt"r ShC-sg-- Lari 81
low S.tr PORK baeon-in -i"ri. article belonging
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Millinery assf Dr.. Ha:s'"-.
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Lei corner 81 ,iu and Columbus STREET. IN 'G-'""
81 -.-r g: ar, N.n-"u House The patronage" Z"
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