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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-04
What the wind Saws.

DO you know what the December
wind says, garndpa 7" asked little child
at an old merchants knee.
"No, puss, what does ~" be answer.
ed, stroking her fair hair.
Remember the poor grandpa: when
it comes down the chimney itroars 'Re-
member the poor;' when it puts its great
mouth 10 the keyhole it ,ohisiles, RE-
member the poor;' when il strides through
crack in the door, it ,Ohispess il; and
grandpa when it blows your beautiful
silver hair about in the street, and you
shiver and button your coat, does it not get
at your ear and say SO too, ia slill
small voice, grandpa :"
"Why what does the child mean"
cried giandpa, who, / am afraid, had
been used 10 shut his heart against such
words. You want new muff and tip
pet, reckon; pretty way TO get them
Of your old grandfather.
), No grandpa" said the child earnest
ly shaking her hsad, Its the no muif
and tippet children I'm thinking Of; my
mother always remembers them and 50
do l try to-
After The next storm the old merchant
sent fifty dollars to the treasurer Of q re-
lief society, and said call for more when
you want it, The treasurer stared with
surprise, for it was the first time he had
ever collected more than a dollar from
him, and that lie thought came grudg-
Iingly,
"Why said the rich old merchant after.
wards, II could never get rid Of that
child's words; they stuck to me like glue Y
]. And little child shall lead them.
says the scripture. How many cold
heart has melted, anda close heart open.
ed by the simple earneslness and sugges.
i've words OF a child. ss3
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-04

ET The rose of Florida, the most
beautiful Of flowers, emits no fragrance |;
the bird of Paradise the most beautiful of
birds, gives no song; the cyprus Of
Greece, the finest Of trees, yields no fruit.
In like manner, dandies, the shinest OF
men, have no sense and ball room bellies
are very often dino-sometimes little
more so.
Ey Punch is great upon Yankee blum
ders a.court, and goeth it thus, The day
after the apparition Of the Yankee at,her
Majesty's leyee in black cravat, the
English funds actually declined. A cor
espondent draws from lhe fact the follow
ing moral: The ties Of the two nations
must be extremely loose, when cravats
can thus affect the stocks.
GE Hook and crook were two famous
surveyors in the city Of London; and af-
ter the city had been destroyed by the
plague and tue great FIRE, about the year
1905, il was by the aid of Hook OF
Crook thatimost Of the titles to property
were established, and the old land marks
renewed. Every claim was settled by
Hook or Crook, and is q proverb in Eng.
land to this day,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-04
2. Raglan, Editor and Proprietor,

ing, a small piece Of. which would pur-
chase slave. Their language was
sweet and expressive. Although their
women, on the whole, were not we'll trea-
ted, man having as many wives as he
chooses, they were complete misIresses
of their own houses and gardens which
the husband dared not enter in his wife's
absence. They were fond of show and
glitter, and as much as one hundred and
fifty dollars had been given for an Eng
lsh rife. In the arid platena Of the
interior, water-melons supplied the place
of water for some months Of the year, as
they do on the Plains of Hungary in
Summer. A Quaker tribe on the riv-
ers Zanga, never fight, never have con-
sumption, scrofula, hydrophobia, cholera,
or measels, These advantages, however,
are counterbalanced by the necessity of
assiduous devotion to trade and raising
children to make good their loss from the
frequent inroads Of their fighting neigh
bors.
DR.. Livingstone's discoveries, in their
character and their commercial value have
been declared by Sir Roderick Murchi-
son to be superior to any since the dis
covery of the Cape Of Good Hope by
Vasco de Gramn. But greater than any
commercial value is the lesson which
they teach-that all obstacles yield to a
resoute man.-N. 7. Times.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-04
How they Read the Newspapers.


1t is proof of the great variety of hu-
man development to notice persons read
ing newspaper.
Mr.. General Intelligence first glances
at the telegraph, then at the editorial, and
then he goes into the correspondence.
Mr.. Sharper opens with stocks and
markets, and ends with the advertise
ments for wants, hoping to find custo-
mer.
Aunt Sukey first reads the stories
then looks to see who is married.
Miss Prm looks at the marriages first,
and then reads the stories.
Miss Marvellous is curious to see the
Flist of accidents, murders, and the like.
Uncle Ned hunts up funny thing, and
laughs with will.
Madame Gossi ip turns to the local de-
partment for her thunder, and having OBJ.
lained that, throws the newspaper aside.
Mrs. Friendly drops the first tear Of
sym mpathy over the deaths, and then over
tile marriages for she says one is about
as bad as the other.
Mr. Pollution dashes into the telegraph,
and from that into the editorial, ending
with the speeches alluded to.
Our literary friend is eager for a nice
composition from the editor, or some
kind correspondent. After annalyzing
the rhetoric, grammer, and the logic ol
production, he turns careless glance a,
the news department, and then takes to
his Greek perfectly satisfied.
The pleasure seeker examines the pro
CRANES Of public entertainments, and de-
cdes which will afford him the greates
amount Of amusement.
The laborer searches among the wants
for better opening in his business. ant
but enough; an extention of the list is
useless. There is just as much difference
in readers as in-anylhing.
But the worst is yetto come. If eact
does not find column or less Of his pc
culiar liking, the paper is good for moth
ing, .'s..s
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-04

AN ITEM For HousEKEEpERs.-I will
cost but penny to try the following,
which an exchange recommends for keep.
ing stoves and ranges bright:
Make weak aIumn water and mix
your British lustre with it, puttwo spoon
luls to a gill of alumni water let the
stove be cold and brush it with the mix
ture; then take dry brush and lustre,
and rub the stove till it is dry. Should
any parts before polishing, become SO dry
as 10 look grey, moisten it with a wei
brush, and proceed as before. By two
applications year it can be kept as bright
as coach body.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-04

Whichis the most difficult punclnelichi
Putting a stop 10 a womah's tongue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

RLowIxG FROM A GUS.-i medical officer
OF this Presidency saws the Bombay Ga
z.tte, conspicuous for his bravery and gal
Isntrv during some of the late Disturbances,
gives the description Of an execution par
ade." which i ter-bly!graphic. We have
some scruplrs about pu' fishing it, and on
" do 50 III the hope That. a suggested hy
the friend who forwarded it To uS, it may
thus reach the native public through the
vernacul:,r papers. and 50 be the means of
doing some gpO!
'.rhjs first parade WIS a horrible sight,
hut t.c Blowing away from g.InS * most APP
paiiirg After th,. EXPLOSION, the grouping
of the m.n'S remains in front OF caeI, gun
was various and frigitfu!. One nuns head
was prr..i,ed upon his ba-k, aud he was
staring round a. If looking for his legs and
arms Al YOU at the time IL Il rioud
lik. a dust storm. composed OF >rctis "i
Slotliin. burning ui,I-rc. frZZ NJ tGi, with
humps of cos.ul.rcti blood Here aud therc
= stomach or liver comes f,iiin. dawn IN a
.,tiukin. shower. Dae wrctcied fellow slIpp-
ei from the rape iy which h. was tel ="
the Guns last ha:o-e the explosion. AMI his
arm Wa nearly set on fire. While hangin"
IL his agony undeI tue gun, seq ant APP
piled piSiu! to his head, and three tIm' : the
cap snapped, the rnan each time wincIng
from the expected shot. At last rii. was
fired into the back OF his head. and the blood
poured ont of the n So aud month like WE
ter from briSkly handled pump. TINS was
thr most horrible sight % all. l have seen
death IN ali it, forms, never anything to
equal this mn - cnl.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

THE WEATnEKr-When you wish to know
what the w-athertS to he, 90 out and select
the smallest cloud you see. keep your eye
upon Il, and III decreases and disappears IT
shows state 0f the air which will be sure To
be foilwcd by fair weather; hut If il increa-
SEES in siz". you may NJ well take your great
coat with you if yOu going from home,
for falling weather will not be far off. The
reason * t',i>: When the air * becoming
CHARGED with electricity, you will see every
cloud attracting all less ones To ards it Till
it gathers into a shower And on the ION
trary. when the fluid Is bassing off or diiFu-
sing itself, even n large cloud will be seen
breaking 10 pieces and deserving
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

The physician who attended SIC Transit
has arrived IN tbs city and taken rooms at
the Trvrnnuf-B sian Museum.
The ru-iii<t Mill NJ has has gone to B'S-
ton, AMI hopes TO see sic frrHsh III gloria
mnHN mornin..-SpyinlfeH Past.
H arrived safely. hut soon deitt blow ut
sic transit. and beta hole in his head--B0s
ton :. Bee"
We understand that Mill .ft him and
nOc'e, head completely of-Iiost"n Museum.
That must he mistake, for sic t'a.sn
was inter see DR.. Disy las: evening and stsid
till fseBn.-Car7.et Big.
Sc transit came into our Office this morn
ing with a " Carpet Big" H. eHm by rail,
witt, the cnriBsB -Nartf1rd ErceLsiJr.
Oh uHuxl SOULS, You drmBHm scullS :
III .'iln't either SIC transit drove tn poHe
tim dem tenn re-. from the eastward. lie II
vi>irin. his ante. Mrs. Uic 7erra. in His city
srd will stay 'il orfem at DIR. Dinsps the
Terri. Tcrry's) He likewise ct saPer with
W last evening He et+ beta pi. The pu-
ci,i-t also rum with him. and Lshbda man
basI!y IN the street; he eUfJs hOss off. and
bo~fela f,itarRa aounicr.-Hir,yard Rspub-
EcB
a. r. ,-n,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

~ fa~ .Ef Wdt~r IL HsIliH2 Wrr,b0'se, foof or Il
.S'H~ sat. ogc4.it> Cfg MIL Ot'nted, III
IT, i2h--t pric- aisay- paid ;or Hdes, Deer ssn
a nos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
.Scilicet the whole Of you.


RFNFpY FOR Offensive BgF,ru--R'y-
n"lI'> Ui,ceILI y saws that for this purpose.
almost the only substance that should he
used at the toilette j. the concentrated sou
tirn nf chloride of soda. as prepared 10y La
h1rraquc at Paris. i;s inventor: and by
EraufI'v. in Lnution. From six to ten
drops "f ! in wire-glaSs full of pure
spring water. taken Immediately after the
on rations of the morning completed
viii instantly swreten the breath. 10y disin-
fe~t'rs the sfomach, which. far from bcing
injured. will he benefited by the medicine.
II necessary. this may he repeated in the
mildle of the day. In some cases. the olor
arising from carious teeth * combined with
that Of the stomach. II the mouth he well
rinScil with teaspoon fun Of the solution o:
the chloride in a tumi,ier Of wafer, the bad
oaor Of the teeth will be removed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12


all They safe and pleasant TO take, but power
Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital of the body the obstructiois OF
its organs. p ry the blood, and expe disease They
purge the foul humOrs which breed and grow dis'en-
per stimulate sluggish dsordercd organs int" their
the Who'll. system. Not only do they cure the every day
complaints of everybody, hut also formidable and dan
gcroi. diseases that hav. bafled the best OF human
skl. While they produce powerful effects they are. at
the same time, diminished doses, the safest AMI best
py that can employee for children Being sugar.
coated they are pleasant take and being purely We
getablc, free from any risk OF harm cures nave
been made which surpass belief were tbey hot shos'
y such exalted position and character as
forbid the suspicion untruh Many eminent cier-
and lent their names 10 ceriS 10
tli- public the reliability of remedies, while others
have the Of their conviction that
Preparations con'T immensely the relief OF my
afflicted suffering feiiow-Ii-u
TIE Agent below named il pleased furnish graf
American Aima tanning direction, f0- their
and certificates of their cures Of the following
paints
Co-tiv-uess Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism DropSy
Heartburn Headache arising from a foul Stomach.
sea Iniyestion Morbid IuactIoD Of the Bowels. and
Pain arising thereron, Fa,nl-ney Loss Of Appetite all
CIc-rn,Is and Cutaneous Diseases which require
cuaut Medicine ScrofuIa or Kings Evil They also, by
purifying the bn.i nd stimulating the systcIn.
complaints which II would not br supposed they could
reach. such Deafness Partial Eiin,B.ss Neura'gia
an Nervous Iri,abity, arrangements of the Liver and
Kidneys and other tindr. Iaint. arising from
OF the body obstruction OF its functions
Do not he pu, "fr by unprBcpied dealers with some
other pill they make more profit Ask for AYEK'-
PnL-. and take nothing else No other thy can give
YOU compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
power. The sick want tho best aid there Is for them, and
they should have IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
AYERS CHERRY PECTO..AL,
THE RAPID crRE %
Coughs. Colds, Aoa seness. Influenza. Brono hi'is
"hooPing ougn. Group. AS thIn :. .neiPi-
n en-


Coughs Colds, Aoa seness. Influenza. Brono hits,
Whooping ougn, Group AS ,hIn .ncipi-
CsnsuTuP'ion.
And for the relief of sumptye patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
We need not speak the public Of its virtues
Throughout every and al"s hamlet Of the
American wonderful cures of pulmonary
plants have made II already known Nay, few iiir
families civilized couniry thi- continent with
out persona! esp-ri- Of its effects and lever
the unes anywhere which have not among
living trophy ri i,s victory the subtle
and dangerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While
the pow crful antiot- yet known to for the
formidable and dangerous diseases 4 the pulmonary
Han-, also the Iesautsst and safest i-in-fy III
be employed for infant, and young persons. Pa.
should have it in sgs 81 the isious en-ny
that steals upon them unprepared W. have abundant
grounds believe the CBEEEY PEcTossL mor- lives
nv the pOns prevents than those II cures
Keep by you. and your colds while they
h-. neglect them until no human skill master the
nexorbl. cauker that fastened the yitsis eats your
ii;r
Az know the dreadful fatality Of lung Disorder and
a. they know Too Of this remedy, need
them IL - still made the best il
he W. pare care. toll tn produce it the
most perfect possible. and thns AFFORD those who rely
it the best agent which skill furnish for their
Prepared nv DIR. J. G.. AVER
Pydct6cal amt .inGl,,i.,,i CL.H.i-t. L0o~H, Mus
AND SOLD HY
A. c. :CrNAN. Otn,ard,
u. WA!kER a co,
q. H. HUNTER.
J. T. ADAMS. Et,i .>t.ni0n
G. H. JOHNSON, Nepdotsf.
And all dealers in medicine everywhere. augl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

HAVE UeJ 90 land in iigrrru County, suitable
f1r grazing. which Will sell exchange Tor lands ia
L. Salr County.
have also I"-0 90 anI in Henderson County.
IL, for sale cheap, viii ~ hnr- for improved tnis
in this County Isugl. T. THUENE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

S3'IfE owned by VIM WaEruurr. and common
J ~ known the Hog farr'. rnutaiuiug 5iu acres
and 'YIii- on mile -'u ~ NHr-viics =" go 10 aud
NV T ~ T.. - II j Wen wtterrh. extending
river The northeast corner. Aa- about 90 Of
good timber. 81 improved good h"u-e. harm. and
ou:Luilding-. and ONE HUNDRED APPLE TIRES, Is
years old, and q; the choicest kind Of trait.
Also. convenient Tenant House.
The J. w-ll al Itsi for both ST'sK and Grain.
Tll- above wiz p. sold cheaper ~ ar. than any
other IN IL Sale County. The hound --ii.
-."1 julius AVERY. Ottawa. III.
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BOOK BINDERY.
New Business i'm OtlaVv0!


THE subscriber would inform the people Of La Sale
= and adjoining Counties that he has established n
BOOK BiNDERY in Ottawa, where he will be- happy TO
receive orders for anything In his line,
Flank Rocks
OF all kinds manufactured to order In workmanlke
manner. Also. old books rebound. Pamphlets and ms"
gaHines bound In style required Maps covered ana
vanished.
Pepper ROxes
And all other done which belongs to my branch OF
business LIST II be borne Ia mind that 1t 70 no longer
necessary send Chicago to get your blank Books
manufactured or any kind Of binding done, for you
have an establishment IN Ottawa that can do 1t all, and
save you the trouble Of sendnR abroad
Please give call In the room over the Telegraph
Once, south side Of the Court House Square.
n0vl f.#s Z. ~ LCfA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12

ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT. is stated as
a remarkable fact. that all the Judges Of the
Supreme Court emigrated ON Oneida coun-
". New York; Ali are natives Of the same
State, an, raised in Oneida county. Judge
B--eSe zane here when a youth. in 1918.
Judge Cation (Chief Justice) in 1880, and
Judge Skinner, later.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
TOP &SFs.
SOf> for sale.

sOf> for sale.
THE undersigned have for sale the which
L ;hey ofIer at low rates. on time. viz:
GiOr@r's addition TO OttfUa.
Lots ]. 2and g block l.
Lots 4. 4. =. :. o and Il. block 3.
Lots 3, 49,, s. 9and L. block (.
Lots !, 2,S, I. = and 6. block s.
Lots l. .. g. ar,,i =. block 8.
Lots !. I. 3 and Q. block $.
Lots =. = ard IL. bloc. g.
Lots !. .. 8. 8 land 3. block II.
Lots J. =, 2. T. = 6, : and 5, block IS.
Lots6 Ia. II and Is. block IL.
Lots 3. Q. i2 and l6 block i;
Lots l, 2, y. 4, 3. 8. and 3. block Is.
Norris .f4tf,;jOa.
Lots $ and 6, block =
Otf,trO S;fy.
Lots g 2, {, 3, g. and 8 in the subdivision OF lot =
Lots = and , O.
Lots l. 2, 8, 0 and 10, 10.
TRUE WATERMAN,
julie Orfce in EanE OF Oi0,ro
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
OTTAWA
CUSTOE1 MILL

THE Subscribers beg tot inform the citizens Of Ottawa,
farmers, and the public generally. that they have
htted up their MILL hitherto known the Oil MILL
FIGURING Mill. BY placing in new superior. and ample
machinery Their arrangements are expressly adapted
To, and made in view of rendering il superior
GUST VI NJ Ill.
Where the farmers have their grinding Of every
riety, done expeditiOusly and promptly. We grind
Wheat Corn, Rye, and Buckwheat, having machinery
adapted to each and the machinery being all new, and
under the management Of an experienced mlers,
confident OF being able TO give satisfaction in all
We invite farmers to give a trial. ut least.
Citizens OF Ottawa respectfully informed that
are now prepared TO furnish them with superior article
Of superne Flour; Also Buckwhea aud Rye Flour Corn
Meal, fran, and other Feeds, all Of which will be
promptly delivered in any part Of the City
CHARGE slate will be found the OF J. g.
tnger where orders be left for delivery during
day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
UcTFiI.S
life Pills and Ph9aix Bit r..

G1'E best family Medicine now before the public. tor
:i.- ~ S-gOfstiJ. Ti-srs. SHrrg ErHIfinHS
~ the Iia. Fsr.r and 4g"@. Dgsp@is'". Drov. aud
fact all diseases yield TO their curative pro
pr-:i--
II las been computed that during the last twenty hye
year- upwards of F1r BiiiDrS 90 persons have been
hen.fted nv the % th--- incidence fact which
--a.- volumes in FAVOR % 'hir curative proI-rri.s
trial vii piar- them beyond the reach % c"uie
ton tie estimate patient By 'l-ir the
FLOOD l. RE--TopEp To A HEALTHY STATE eud b'rSd
r.,sa spTrfiss TIE system i rot reduced during
ration, bG; inviEprat-d ard they require
-traiFit Tu-ne>- pleasure.
TAe 1rficf.i hare !. fsrSs IsediripTs reT|dU Nat
sysV do Es than an tl"f Taicjn@ Io-si'g r,'.
Prepared nv W. Il. NDfFAT VI. ID. N'r l""E,
And Tor sale ny DAVID WALKER 4 co.
u. l. THOMPSON.
jun2n-Iy Ig.utS. IrfdtrT. m.
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.:..- so. ssoSsO az ss a-r SIaf..
TElIE SUBSCRIBE offers for sale the farm which he
II at present resides. living the town Line between
the Earl aI3d Freedom, about Is miles north OF
Ottawa, miles sou, al E,riviie, and miles from Lee
land, being thus within short distance Of the canal and
three Railroad stations afording the b.st facilities tor
marketing. The farm contains 20, acres, being south
alt Of the southwest pu1r;er of sec &c Town q. and
The ~. - the NV. aud Nv VIZ u; NV Of See. /.
Town r. all in Range East 81 T.. in La Sale Conn
~. The whole farm is under fence and in good cuva
ton. except about 80 acres Of good timber.
There the farm good dwelling house, stable,
well of excellent crib, aud other ouibul-
ngs, with nourisng young orchard of bearing
TIE land is all very superior. and adjoining the timber
aff,iring the hes. facilities for stock raising.
I'll, farm will be sold bargain. The will be
hall and the balance ia and years.
Apply To- the subscriber, iise premises 10 VI. I!
swift, Esq, in OTTAWA. tuov2l-iwl PATRICK BRADY
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" l26 acr,~ NNl4 See. 20. T -, K. D.
~ NWli sec 81. T. -, u. =.
Ne. Sec. -. T -. X. s.
Lot 81. Ottaw. City.
~ Lot. in the States Addition to Ottawa.
> Lots IT, OTTAWA Centre.
~ 3ls >. and lots in subdivision OF a part OF
the NEii SC 3. T s}. y. 3.
This oyer!onks The Cry and j. the de-
irbe and valuable properly ottawa for residence.
Also |. 2 and acre lots east ~ Geo. ". Inssrtis
prz-n: residence and about lots EI--eii'-
ottawa. adjoining ard north 81 Chumplin iaubury
Addition These lot viii be g. by I-f Any ar
above properly will b- sold wears time If desired.
with interest only payable annually ut ten per
myi6 GEO. :. FISHER.
IOr> SAT-.
y1HIIF south 81 of the : J.. IL Of Sec :. %.
I T. II lies about miles southeast Of Ottawa,
fine rolling prairie, aud has ON +; living water
EEFAY
Enquire OF J. Avery. Ottawa, III. my2
Ssa T,irI.-> -7ii1-.
TIE above MIL. with four hIrrs. and situated
Z tlte Fox River Feeder (our miles above Ottawa
together with liGh Of the that Or,s ia said river
Will be leased for term OF upon the favora-
be terms Tie location and power !. in the
western country and liberal inducements offered to
men Of enterprise AMI capital, which i rarely ever
met with. For further information, address the under
signed. d. GREEN.
Dayton, February !. ISL,
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Ladies', y.00lccs & Shoes made Ia Or .er,
AM prepared to manufacture to order Laalies'
IL l KID, Goat, Calf. and undressed Morocco Boot.
* ees. CATERS and Buskins.
Heel Caters and Bootees made In good STYLE Of good
stock. f.
Shop over e. C. Earl son's Store. Ottawa. III.
Repairing neatly done. Imar 2S1 ID. Y. TUCKER
Prices Reduced "a Compare with the
TIm"s. - q
TUST received large assortment Of Mems and BOYS
ID thick Boots also an assortment Of Ladies' and
Misses Veeied Gatsrs and Walking Shoes which will
be sold prices than any other place In the eli
All Eastern money taken.
Nov. Z, 1851. FIskE fAfOR
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Real estate.
A Good Chance.

VNHE subscribers offer for sale ItO OF land su
ated the Vermiiion, mile and half from tim
her, aud mice sang RS coal beds There are
o. of last seasons breaking fenced and ready Tor
crop In sprug There will be five year, time given 10
pay for 1t at per per annum Euqur. of
d.r2-sus COOK GLOVER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-12
familp 6roeeries.
Eamilt Grocery and Feed Store,

2d BiocE north Of the nr,c Court Hpus|, Co!nmhus H.
~ TIEOP Illus respectfully announces to the public
that hr has opened this Store, and just received a
quantity of Hams Cheese. Butter Flour. Fish Tea Golf
fee Sugar. Sauces, Jeies, Preserves, Fruits Candies
&c and every description OF table stores and deicees
OF the best qualities and owest prices.
Daily supply Of Poultry, Fresh Butter and Vegetables
n B-Oats and other feed at all times on hand.
share OF public patronage Is respectfully solicited
uttaMa. Srrfemler IL