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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
apf a~r;cmItWraI Implements.

G.. = s,.,.,.,,,,- Sr,ur,y1 ,,ne-IL1se, anil Ifdirie
piOU-S 1GrrcVs, C,itirdtors, Norse Rdi-es, &C.
In short ali Kind. Of heavy farmers tools Their maehi-
merry il all perfect and propelled oy an aoaahi;
failing wafer power. Farmers are invited 10 call
and their work whether they wish TO purchase
or not, AHuieir ,r0rL' a. toGrrdHtsd
Orders from disience promptly attended TO- ana I'M
pefents placed board canal boats or cars ire. OF
cl-argc. frh3-ff u. & NJ
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ILUT6 i. IlUsstTt d' fV-,J
yyIII found one o: th- extensive and well Sc
" Ircfed stocks OF FJui'y Grurer,-. Provisions,
Fruits Willow and Wooden Ware, &C., ~ prices taat c n
hardly please. AL they eel Is warranted o. ss
ef.rir. .sli~Tl.t5tu Ottawa, Nuyeglb-r % l-5.i
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New Lumber Yard.

!Sorts-Eist Corner # Main ami CYl,7aJu. !,reets,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Wholesale and retail manufacturers
TN dealers in all kinds OF
49,. NIFUess, .SIoio'iss. Eridles Martin
60. gTiss, Trunks, Idiizes,
- .z-,--N Carpet Bags, Whip Ltshes- Collars,
- Ialters. Girts. Surcugles. &c
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NIIIII = ILIt0-
Mrs. GREGG
OTD INFORM her friends in the city and country
w that she h- removed her shop the store former
II occupied hg W C. Fash door We; Of J. DcHeys
JeTvelry shop Main street, where she viii be LAlIy
an her old clstG.ae Lungs ,srlrud-: ,
\ general q s-oTtuIeHt 20. sfrT-1siSt-lf hOvDS CON
stas-ly on hand. Dress Making done in good style
F.sfi'-s received monthly OTTAWA. February 2i-tL
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

r. HASBURY-
LAND AGENCY sN OTTAWA:
CHAMPLlN & HANBURY
HAyE oI en- I'll Office in Glover Cooks Block, for
III the pur. ..ha-e and sale y LOTS AND LANDS.
They have all Of the most desirable lots in ",hdmp
Sias addjfi.p to DfffsrG" which they will sell the
fvori l. They have also lots and lands in
various part of the city and county which they will sell
cheap Ottawa December o, 1>-f-
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DICOVERY
OF THE AGE
DR.. Kennedy. of Roxbury, has discovered III one .
sur common pasture weeds remed Y that cures
Every Kind Of r uunr

OF The AGE
W. hennedy. OF Roxbury, has discovered in one
sur common pasture weeds "a remed v that cures
Every Kind Of b umor
from the worst Scrofula, down TO acommon Pimnlc.
| 1 II has tried II in over 1850 cases and never,
a. ialed excePtln two cases; tbotl thunder hu.
moTl He has now Hr his pnsses.io over t,Yo hnn.
NJ certiiicates OF lis virtue, all within twoat
mouth. .y's
One 10 three bottles win cure the worst kind o.
| II pies on the lace. fs%.fs q Tgeeg
Two to three bottles will clear tho av, cam NJ
f}iles. gg s = ~" 80 0.
Two bottles are warranted TO cure the worst cam
ker IN the mouth and stomach ss7s
I Three to- i've bottles are warranied to ct,rA thaf
worst cases OF Erysipelas
one two bottles are warranted 10 cure all hp.
NOR IN the Eyes. s.
1.-Two bottles are warranted to cure running ofths
cal and blDtches among the hair.
-Four T. six bottles are warranted o cure corr,ni
and running ulcers. a5.55E
| One bottle will cure ecaly eruption Of the skin.
Two 70 three bottles are warranted to cure the,
worst case Of ringworm. "a
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure ,ha
most desperate cnse OF rheumatism M
lhreeto four bottles are warranted TO euro the
salt rheliin. ~ fgYrN
tiveto eight bottles viii cure the worst cases Of
scroJula 5,.@ MA 5.1,TT9e,sTGB
A benefits always experienced frym the first bo..
le, and perfect cure is Warranted wlente absva
quantity is taken. r8i2 ts&
Readet ipcddled over thousand bottles ofthis
in the vicinity Of Boston. know the effect Of M
in every case. SO suro water will extineush fire,
20 sure will this cure hunor. never sold bottle
Oi u but that sold another after tfial ii spsnks
tor itself There are twothings about this herb that
appears tome surprising; frstthat it grows III our
pasturesi insone places quite plentiful, aid YET its
value has never been known until discovered itin
lo46-second, that 1t should cure all kinds ofhunor.
In order 70 give some idea Of the suddenrisc and
great popularity q tho discovery, will stae that
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-12-02
MERCHANTS GEE EERRATEn
GARGLING OIL For
Ma IN and Rea aF

iiss been u9iore Tie pa1lie mjre han 30 years
and is deservedly popular.
Extract Of a !, tier from l. C Iampher dated
Cleveland tho, Sept lS 1856.
lhave been the only agent Tor Mustang Iini.
mcnt in this city for number OF u ars, but have
now given it up, for l>consder your oii better
ticlc. | can endorse the Language of ]. G. Black
proprietor OF large Livery Establishment here whn
says: Il use the G"rgling Oil externally aHd inter.
nslIy. and Ill be hanged il it isn't the best medicine
in the world .--s4s -,5a ss-se ~
Il xuaet OF lester from R.tV .tVandervort. dated Nor
- row county o.. May 10, 1856 I
The Gargllng Oils selling very rapidly here -
The good qualities of this linment are lust beeir-
ing TO be found out am selling some hrndred
kinds OF liulments but none OF them can compete
with the Gargling Oil. Send us good supply
Extract o. a letter llom J. H. Spfague, dated Gar
rettville, o., Sept l9, 1856
our Gargling OH is The best horse medicine !
know OF. sells better than any other medicine
noW IN uses
Extract Of letter fromJ H. SnedeSer, dated Nash
VILE, u. Sept 6, 1856.
Please send another assoftnlent of your Garginy
Ili hs nm out, and the pe0peh here tbink it is the
only reliable medicine in the world. q
9J ampl lets gtatuitously furnished by agents
with tesimor ials otits utility. tt - ea&
Allorders addressed to the Proprietors, M III
Tucker Il Co, Lockport ~ Y. vtg.8
Q3- For sale by Druggists and Merchants eener.
ally, through the United States, British POSSESSIONS
aud other Countries. And by r,Esa -sRtESs
Jno Beall, Gadlz; VIM. II, Watson s. Co; flar-
risvllle J. Bowers II Son, Leesvle; w. p San
ders scioi and by dealers generally throughout the
vicinity. Wholesale at all commercial towns.
Oct 90 IS56-Iy t3tA Nt3 3
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y a..u AYERS CATHARTIC. PILLSl4 s4t
r. LIS Il III AT ARE PILL s. a.
PRUF HAYES. State Chemist of Massachusetts, :,
says they are the bestof all Pills and annexed aIe
the men who certify that Doet Hayes knows, yiz;'
Il. J. Gardner, Governor OF Massachusetts. W
Emory Washbntn, Fix Gov. OF Mass. a
simeon Brown, Lieut.. Gov OF Mass .8i
y, M Wright, Secretary Of State or Mass va
John y Eizparlck, Cath Bishop OF Boston, 4
Prof,John TORY, OF the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York Cry. Sf39h
DR. q. T. Jackson, Geologist of the Pnblic Lands
OF the United States s5$96 NJ WJ I'm
ssss MEN THAT ARE AiENrg fss 89.,i
Among the diseases this r i'll has cured with aston.
lshng rapidly, we may mention g'9iii,s rs.
Costiseness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism.
Dropsy, Heaftb6rn, Headache arising from foul
stomach, Fnusea, Indigestion, Morbid inaction O..
Inc bowels, and paii arising iherelr0m, Flatuency
Loes Of Appetite, oil UlceTous and Cntaneous dis
easts, which require an evacunnt Medicine, scrot-
ala, or Kings EVIL. They also by purifying the
beod and st mnalng tile system cure many com.
piaints which it would not be supposed they could
reach; such as Deafness, Partial Hlinduess, Nei-
raigia and Neryeous Irlitibillty, DeranRtments ot
the Liver and Kidneys, Godt and other Kindred
complaints, arisiug from O low stare OF the body,
or distractions OF its functions. They are The best
Purgative Medicine ever discovered, and you will
bnt need TO use them once 70 know ". Esd y VIZ
Prepared by j. G., AVER. Lowell, Mass. ard
cold by John Mclean and John BeAl. Cadlz; Ihos,
IIpnkins. .Bfoore6eld; E fhinpes Sn1yrna; ~ Green
krcep0rt Cannon II l3ro, Nkw Athens and Sby ey-
cry Respectable Druggist n New England. aaqs
4 ~ % fsslfhf4ia6Ga Cct 2y-Xnli
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S. FERGUSON,
Confectionery and Variety Store
OfPOSITE THE tUBLIC BUILDINGS.
GtraGliu fhEshh

vi AOOll he DItO DO4LDlNOOs
CadiZ, Ohio.
@ FERG USON respectfully inioms his friends
y. thai he has commenced business IN the build
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where ht
offers for sale large and well selected assortment
coNFtc crIoNARIEs, &C., among which may bt
found the following; tE
Common and fancy Vundies of all kinda,
Almonds, tilheris, ream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French urrants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and EnglislNheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulverized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies and Pen knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains Keys and Guards,
A fine lot oi Common Jewelry,
TOYS Of all descriptions,
or AS he intends 10 sell cheap, he hopes his
friends and the public generally will favor him with
their patronage.
2J Country Confectionaries can be supplied o. lis
i'll nleBl on the very best terms
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Fresh Dr9gOs
NEW ARRANGEmENT.

INOR THE benefit of my customers, have con.
II cIuded 10 make the following Arrangements
propose to sell Goods on as favorable terms as
they can be had In this Market and deduct per cent
for cash paid down. being equal to 10 per cent pei
.annuin,) decided advantage TO the Purchaser
Believing that abort settlements are most satisfac
tory to all parties, have concluded TO settle with
all my customers by the first Of January and the
first of July Of each year. Ttese arrangements
will be strictly adhered to.
VIM G. FINNEY.
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VEymsats.d

p%N fnfALBS. OFRORK, FOR WHICH sFHE
! IeDUyUUV hgheetprico In Cash will be paid
that ine mafEss a as soon g lo wee
Nov Is ~ y oh. McFADDEh,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills..

VNlIE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have hsOn
L taxed their utmost to produce this best porfet
pnrqatiye which is known to Innnmernlde proofs
shown that these PILLS have virtues which surpass ia
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win un-
prccedentey upon the esteem Of all They are sAf
and pleasant to take, hn powerful TO Their pebe-
trating properties stimulate the vital the body,
remove the distractions of its organs purify the bloo
and cxpe disease ftey purge ot the foul hnmors whiC
breed and grow distenPer Stimulate sluggish or dsors
dred organs Into their natural action, and npar healthy
tone with strength TO the whole system Not only do
they cure tie everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable Gnd dangerous diseases that have ba.d
the best of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they at the time in diminished doses the
safest and best physc that be employed for chdrcn
Being sugarcoated they pleasant to ake and being
purely vegetable, free from any risk of harm, Cures
have been made which smpass belief they not sub
santiated by Of such exalted position and character
as to forbid the suspicion of untruth Many eminent
cergymeu and physcians haveent their names to certify
to the public the reliability Of my remedies. while others
have sent the Of their eohyiothf tint my
Preparations contribute immensely to the leSt 81 my
afflicted suffering fellow-nien.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
American AEnarsc containing directions their and
certificates of their cdes, Of the following complaints:
Costyencss Bilious Complaints rheumatism, DfopNyI
Heartburn Headache arising from toulstomach, Nam
Indigestion. Morbid lnaction Of the Bowels AMI Pain
arising herefro, Flaueney Loss Of Appetite all Ulcer
ons ana Guaneons Diseases Wiich require an eNAehnnt
medicine, Scroula Kings Evil They also by purify!
ing tho blood and stimulating the SYSTEM cure many
complaints which it would net be supposed they could
reach such Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
Nervous rritaility Defangements Of the Liver and Ki
neys, Gout and other kindred eonplauts 4tf8ns from
low state of the body Obstruction Of ia fhctions
Do not be put OF by unprincipled dealers with soms
other pill they make profit on. Ask for Arahs
Pills md take nothing else No other they can gys
you compares with this in Its Intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there Is &T them.
and they should have it. i
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, MssG
PRICE 25 Crs. PER Box. Fi7E Boxts roR 81.
SOLD BY
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Fits! Fits!l Fitsll!
DR. HANCES VEGETAB4 Z EXTRACT
K Pill EPTIC Pills

DIX. HANCES VEGETAB4 T. EXTRACT
E P / L Z PTIC ILLS,
For the Cure Of Fts, Spasnps, C1on.ps and all
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
pERSUNS who are aboring under this distress
i ing = PGdy will find DIR. ItANCE'S FEGE.
TABLE r.rlLEC TIC PILLS to bf The only feme-
Fits.
These Pills possessa specific action on the ner
vous system; and, although they prepared espe-
cally for the purpose Of cnring Fits, they are also
eofespecidl benefit for all persons afflicted with
wk nerves, or whose nervous system has been
prostratcd or shattered from any cause Whatever
In Chronic compaInls or diseases of long standing
sSuperinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial
Price So rer box, or two boxes for IS. Persons
out of the city, enclosing remittance, will Il ave
the pills sent them through the mail free Of postage
For sale by SETIlS. HANCE. No. ic5 BAI.Tl
,.ORE STREET, Baltimore, Md, towhom orders
Fl ON all parts of the Union must be addressed d pos
paid Ima2S,'57.lyl
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q. pHILLIpS 4 SON.

MANUFACTURES Of boots and shoes, anu
IfA dealers in Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo
rocco y kid-skins lining and binding do. Pcgg
Nnlls thread and shoe-iindlngs generally Keep coz
at their old stand opposite the Public offices,
Cndiz, O., April H. 1855,
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REMOVAI1-

nPPOSlTE The "MANSfoN HOUSE, i
" have fitted,upa large Sky Light Daguerrean
Gallery, and will furnish my customers with first
class pictures with the latest improvements.
Daguerreiypes, Ambrotypes, and Photographs or
pictures OH glass, on patent leather ,or On paper.
whichmay be sent ia letters 10 any distance with
oui additional postage, ss sSIa . &sa{
se2l57 II. DAVIS. .t.
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John Mclean and Ionn Beall, C&diz; Thos Hop
kins, Moqrefeid; l., Phiops, Smlrnia:I I Green,
treeport; Cannon & Bro, New Athens and by at
dealcrs in MedI, inc
Cadiz, Ohio Oct. 80 "
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sPLENDID FURNITURE

SPLENDID FURNITURE
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l public that he keeps constantly on hand all kinds
Of Cn binet Nare, manufactured ont tf the best ma.
terial and finished in the neates STYLE which he will
dispose OF on the most reasonable terms.
tie has also recently received tfom PittsburghA
a large assortment of Fancy and Common ChsirsEAs
Looking Glasses, Plates oil all sizes, Glib Mould m
ng tor Looking Glasses and Picture Frames etc.
lie is prepared to furnish Coins ofevery kind, and
will cnreiully attend to funerals. lie has the only
ieaTs in town Tor tue accommodation of the country
Cadiz, March %, 1854. J. w. GILLESPIE.
n. B.A nice Rock&wuy Carriage ior sale cheap
j. W G.
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NoEIsTCEs-

Dr. j. G. RUR ELL,
A Regular graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, of Philadelphia, Pa. Also the College OF
Pharmacy, and for the last twelve years have been
pructcing in the East
Having now permanently located in Cadiz with
the intention OF practicing Medicine and Surgery in
all thsir various branches he now offers his services
to the citizens of Cadiz and surrounding country In
general, hoping to share part Of their public pat
ronage and support.
81rofce on Market Street, nearly opposite the
Bank. Cadiz, July 2-3m.
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HAh Bushels nesnalInUeR hplte d r. sats, al s
w masiI GEORGE " WILSON'S
The Washington union., 1857-08-20
From tic Rome a. " sentinel.
THE DEMOCRACY OF VIRGINIA.

We have been much interested in the series of very
able articles which have appeared recently in the Wash
ington Union, Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Ex-
amner in defence OF the administration and Governor
Walker in Kansas. Those articles have been marked
with an ability seldom equalled Those who have read
them cannot help being convinced Of the soundness Of
Governor Walkers position in Kansas of the loyalty
Of the conservative portion of the South to the Union
The truth is there is safer guide to follow than the
national democracy Of the South and particularly that OF
the 'Old Dominion Virginia has given Presidents
the nation and whole has furnished greater states
and sounder men, than any other State in the Union
The positions which her national democracy
fortified by reason, sound sense and constitutional
argument to be impregDabe. Tha State exers greater
influence in the affairs Of the nation and at nation
al conventions, than any other State in the confede-
racy. We were never fully impressed with this
fact than we while attending and witnessing the
proceedings Of the Cincinnati Convention, The cool
ness and delberaton which marked the course Of the del
egates at that convention characteristic Of the Vr
gnian and indication of the conservative and safe
school Of Virginia democracy 1t Is fact worthy of no
tice that the Virginia delegates from first to last in
favor of Mr. Buchanan nomination and at the
ton in 1852 the first if remember arght) to
break ground in favor Of the nomination Of Franklin
Pierce Not only has she been the first to lead the
at national conventions but elections Virginia democ-
acy has always proved true reliable and conservative
We think examination it will be found that in about
every instance for series of years past Virginia has been
the leading spirit at national conventions and without
Debating, has had more influence in shaping the platform
and nominating the candidates than any other State
She Justly entitled to be called the other Of Pres
dents in more senses than one.
As in national conventions ia the councils OF the
nation has the voice of Virginia democracy and Virginia
statesmen been heard and Ledd Her democracy enter
tain sound reliable and conservative views of national
poy and the resolutions of her political conventions
and the instructions to her representatives and the
Of her statesmen national questions, are marked with
wisdom sagacty, and ability, not surpassed, if equaed
by any other State in the Union. We think IL he
laid down a safe rule TO follow, that the national
Of Virginia right great national and yexed
questions than those Of any Of the other thirty-onc
States
We make these remarks for the purpose Of calling the
attention Of readers to the fact and ask that his
tory may be searched for the truth Of what say and
vindication of the cold Dominion "a State which
seems of late to have fallen under the peculiar dis
pleasure ofrepubcanism
The Washington union., 1857-08-20
From tho St. Joseph mo, journal. Aug. II
LATE FROM THE PLAINS.

couple of gentlemcn--Mr. VIM. L. Summers and G.
Buistarryed in this city Saturday last direct from
Fort Kearney and report that company nineteen men,
having in their charge S2i head beef cattle belonging
to Russell Wadde and destined for the Utah expedi-
ton had been attacked by band of $50 Cheyennes and
Cumanches on the 1st instant The Indians upon
the drovers and fired quite unexpectedly, killing
and desperately wounding another AT the time of the
attack scarcely any the drovcrs had their guns loaded
After recovering from the shock they proceeded to load
their guns quickly possible and to return the fire.
They think they certainly caused three, if not five of the
Indians to bite the dust
But this little repaid them for their own loss The
cattle belonging to the drove took stampede at the
first charge of the Indians and before the sknish
they succeeded in running off twenty out of twenty
two of the companys mules and horses.
This happened about twenty ty-seven miles above Fort
Kearney and having only two mules horses left,
the greater part of the company had to foot it back to
the fort which they did by crcuitous route In order
avoid the Indians thus making the actual distance much
further. The wounded suffered excrucating pain
during the entire route The shot he received broke his
thigh. He and another the same animal
the wounded man riding behind, with his leg dangling
by the side of the beast upon which he mounted He
also suffered greatly from the want Of water caused by
loss of blood and riding through the hot sun,
On arriving at the fort the limb of the wounded man
was examined by DR.. Summers, who thought that it
would have to be ampuated DIR. Summers is the sur
geon of the fort and the brother Of our Informant
Immediately on receiving the Intelligence Col Sum
ner with small detachment of men, left Fort Kearney
in pursuit of the Indians.
The man killed by the Indians William Sandburn
of Leavenworth City, and in the employ Of Russell
Waddle to whom the s24 head of cattle belonged
On the arrival Of the company at Fort Kcarney Lieut.
Marshall, who in command despatched an express
to Gen Harvey at Fort Leavenworth The express man
far this city opposite here in the Ter
rtory company with Mcssrs Summers and Buist and
proceeded on to Fort Leavenworth.
II is to be hoped that the force Of Col Sumner with
his well known bravery and tact an Indian fighter,
will be sufficient TO recover the stolen property and also
to out evenhanded justice to the red men, and
teach them a lesson that they will not forget