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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10
Fall and Winter Goods
ElSKE g. TAYLOR'S !!

WE are now oienins one Of the largest and best Sc
w lected stocks Of
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps,
and BooGr and Shoes,
Ever offered in this other Market TO which We in
wife the attention OF those wishing good suit
Fine Cloth Coats, black and Fancy from . TO $eo
Over Coats. Of all the different styles from ~ TO $Se
Loo Vests. OF all styles and qualities:
i.0S pair of Pants, fashionable styles;
Buffalo Over Coats, Gents Shawis, Hats and Caps
Fur Plush and Cloth for Men and Boy: WOOL tn a
for and Muiers, Wool and Merino Socks. Buck ami
Fur Gloves ond Mtis-in fact everything Gentleman
wishes to wear can be found at our Store
To the Ladies.
We have a large and well selected stock OF Ladies,
Misses, and Chiidrens Shoes. which We shall sell at
Rubbers and Sandals. Long Rubber Boots Snow Shoes
Congress Caters and Buskins, &C., ke-n fact every
thing desirable for the season.
To the Gentlemen.
Our assortment is complete in best French Calf and
Heavy Work Best CALI sewed and pegged, g. IS to ~
B"o.. from sasS 70 e. ssss Boot. 70. "a shoss Gent:
Ruhbers and Sandals, best quality. ~
As our Goods manufactured expressly Tor us, we
sure they will give entire satisfaction.
Thanking for past patronage, We hope to see you
=. door. east Of the .y s,n, naa
OTTAWA SEMI AIRY.
NlHIS School, successful operation in it various
departments, well deserves the attention and patron
Of parents who have children to educate; Tor is
unquestionaby true that no better opportunity nor
facilities consistently he extended 70 them
The course Of study in this Institution is unercum-
ture The discipline Is mild, yet Arm; undertaking and
strictly moral The School opens with the reading OF
chapter from the Bible, and closes with singing stu
dents privileged attend these exercises and not
compelled No particular religious denomination Is IA
vored-all are acknowledged with due reverence.
The building is entirely new, and judciousy adapted
for school purposes
ETpensea.
For Board, including tuition in the common English
branches washing and light, per Of q weeks here
tofore $780, is now reduced to e1 or per Week.
Tuition for day scholars, per session OF - weeks, IN
Uncommon English branches,.... ......-..-...tiS
Higher English Branches per session., $500. 10
Ancient Languages, ......... .
Modern - u
Music upon the Piano, ....---...... ~
Use of Instrument, .......-..-... Q
Drawing and Crayoning. each" .--...-.:..-. ~
Painting in Water and OIL Coiors EACH per session. 16
Students may he admitted at any time curing tne ses
sion and are chargeable only from date OF entrance
For further particulars please address man o!
he Seminary, (sep26l L. UMLA W, L1-ne.goe.
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eiuiunnemg.

H he'd Lounges. q.
FiRSTRATE article at the Chicago Branch, Owner
~ " Gar GuIIroRD. (julll }. u. GAY.
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Notice

Notice
rs hereby given, to all persons who know themselves
1 indebted to the undersigned, that having sold my
stock of goods WILLIAM RICHARDSON for the purpose
OF closing up my business collect my outstanding
debts therefore. order to meet my liabilities II Is ne
cessary that have prompt and immediate payment
and thereby save me the trouble Of enforcing the
augl5 T. w. MILLER
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Furu ;ture.
TnsAic RiafcHs.

INLAG Seat Chairs the best and cheape T. at Il Chcs
Il go Branch, formerly CAT GuiIrokD
iull1 ..r.. q 3D.. ..'. J. @. GAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10

n Y. GRIGGS prepares a Tanic biters thar has n"
lIs equal In either preventing or curing Ace WI Pc
yer, and all diseases arising from debility These btters
bring the Liver into aco cleanse the blood ana act ne
tonic to the whole system. They are not cure hil
do not claim any hidden virtue for them, but do CLAIM
and warrant them be the hest tonic ever ohered-
Thev create healthy appetite and give strength and
hundreds who have used them viii testify to-
SIGN of the Good Samaritan, NsttiDyrr's block.
aug29 2 ., o.stSoS'
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j. AVERY, CITY Cerk.

STATEMENT Of tie principal drtIeS trdssporfed on "a.
Illinois and Michigan Canal, entered at the CvAecs
ors Ctce Ottd,rd, dariay the month ending pteD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10

DIED-In BrookG-ld, the 10Th Sept. Mr.. srtPHEx
WATSON, aged about - years
In this city. Friday, 9Th. Mrs T. visosIA GRAZ
wife Of q. &. Gray.
Her funeral Oil, take place to-day At o'clock P NJ
At the residence of her husband.
sudtIeniy. city inst. ge..ion of
the lungs LYMAN wsfEEHsS. ESQ., formerly Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, In the sHtieth year Of his age.
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Specsal NOsices

TableSy
NtHERRY, Dining and Breakfast Iabies. me oest 10
u Oti.vs. at ne Chicago Branch. formerly GAY
GrnSorD. TjuiIIl ,. g. GAY.
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MARRfED-on the 18th ui... by the Rev G. schlosser,
Nr STEPHEN JENNINGS and Miss MARY HoLDES
Ga the sth inst. by the same Mr. wAKRES r. BsuS-
pAcE and Mrs. MARiAH SMITH.
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CJ.ARKE,S FEMALE PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,

NB-Sl and postage stamps enclosed to any aathe-
rred Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return
mall.
For sale by T. CAGES, Ottawa, and Druggist in
very town in the Cnited States. novl5-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10

VHE subscrib take this opportunity their
sincere thanks to the peope Of and vicinity,
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them the past
summer and would now respectfully invite attention to
heir Lof
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10

FTNHE only Book Store in Ottawa exclusively for Books
Il Stationery, and Paper Hangngs, is
apis RATHBUN ORT0N'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-10
OTTAWA SEMI,ARY.

Painting in Water and Oil Coors, each, per session IL
Students may he admitted at any time during the ses
sion and are chargeable only from date OF ent.nce.
he semnarv Isrn96I n UMLA UP, Principal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31
Como Around Right At Last.

Since the detection OF Walker and Holman,
a Senator's from this County in the Iesis.
Ia,uro Of 80, and tho general descrtion Of
their followers to tho Crosby wing camp,
they have always asserted sonndlyand stout
" that they wcro still dcmocrat'-iruo JEFF
crsonian democrats. The assertion has been
as often denied by the Republicans Of the
county aud the wholesale dascrtion OF that
Marty has rendered its position dubious and
untenablc. An their attempts to sustain
themselves only buried their cause deeper
and deeper in tho old wing organIn,ion--an
organization which has just been kept alive
from their active cSertions and patronage.
Their organ in this county could not h"gin
70 sustain the legitimacy or honor Of the old
democracy. and instead Of making the at
tempt It fell to abusing and slandcrins every
man who would not desert bis PRINCIPLES as
they had done.
but now tho mask i, oil. Tho old line
strait.out whiggcry Of the whole concern
sticks out 90 everybody can sec 1t. As,rait-
out wbig, aud not long since q Democratic
sheriff Of this County has purchased the
mortgage Of the Democratic county organ,
and virtually has the entire control Of is
columns. This is no doubt a transaction Of
policy, and ono which will yield is lesiti-
mato Democratic fruit. and will ignore the
claims Of those who ha1o purchased, by ad-
hercncc 10 tho fortunes Of mon, precarious
and improbable party allegiance by the
most degrading political subs1ryicncy.
Let it be- remembered IN future that tho
organ Of tho so-callcd and pretended De.
mocracy OF this county is owned and com
trollcd by whis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

w Az l'li All ALNls
WASHINGTON, 18th April, 1891

W ASUlNCTuN, l%th NTrll, lNHt.
"Sir. Your remarks in rcla-
ton 10 unlawful expeditions sailing from
the coast \Calilornia, suggest the propriaty
of referring YOU 10 your instructions upon
the subject Ii was not Ip,ri'd ar dcHr'd
that hs military commander should do more
Than jsl0ngs o. hr ordinary ro'ancHs IF nh,
uril and military p1lrlr and, ia iustruciiuc
YOU % aid che civil authorities, il was not
intended that YOU should originate arrests
and prosecutions for arH miSdrmou0u.-
You will readily perceive that consequences
injurious 70 the public service would proha-
hly follow from such interference by the
military with the functions Of civil officers.
This most singular and extraordinary
letter was no less censurc for the PAR;
acted in breaking up the flibustcring scheme
Of Walker, Watkins. Emory, and Of the
French and Mexican consuls, than it NULL.
Ted the sccroiary's own instruction, which
required me 20 maintain our international
obligations by preventing unlawful cNpe-
ditions against the territories OF foreign
powers, and the Presidents proclamation,
which required " all officers, civil aud mill
i'ary, to use any efforts which may be in
their power to arrest Tor trial and punish
men, every such offender"
After receiving this letter, Colonel
Walker, apprehensiye that | might interfere
with his expedition then preparing for Cen.
trail America, called on me, and, as he said
to satisfy mo that no was not engaged in
any unlawful or flIbustering scheme. /
simply remarked, in reply, that, with the
instructions which had recently received
from the Secretary Of War, whether, or not
he was engage in any such enterprise, | had
no authority to interfere with him, certainly
not until was called upon by the civil au-
thoritics to aid in suppressinG it.
Z" The above explanation and facts seem
to he called for by VIM. Walkers letter to
the President, in order to show Why 1t was
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

Maxine BE- Uyl -. CHw>Er. The
Portland Argus s,y, tl,ta singular i.s-rv-
sry was made isS Jay- a.1 Iu ths huu..
occupied by Mr. Gen wirg,ts 10 ,.e crr-
nsr Of SFrin, and l.-h street. ir chat c.'y
and give che following account
" The ion - 8f oas or our largest up-
town mansion b,u-ss. few diy, since. wrT.
'urrris-l % fni large number ol b.-a av-
ins aSou; ia tv1 og the upper r11n. ~.
the lIitls iell1Es continued O. occupy tlg
plAees, bee Naturalist wac sen, Q, iuyr.t.-
gate the matter On ,ut,rir. one % ths
rooms he exclaimed, "Nuu have honey
sonewhrr1 here. abI rr.s.gil O. search
for il. ca removing the hre,bglri, le disc
covered that one Cue Of the chimney wa.
full Of honsy-clmb, which wa. hanging
down into the fireplace anl ,le honey drop
ping from 10 rroca-iIns &, ,h' top rf co..
house O. sound O. chimney, O.. found 10 tnr
cane one Cue Of tbe chimney va, IlH, AMI
Ale les were inllsiri5usIy az work there
ss5
"Thsse cues of the chimney had uryrr
been used they vsra rIa,:arrl smooth iu-
side, AMI were perfectly dark, a stone having
been placed upon the tap Of each Cue. 10,
ter lad descended the al dining fuc. and
found small holes about ten inches from ths
,OP Of the chimney, leading into tbe closed
hues, and through these ba's- they had
made their way in and out. They have. o.,
L 'uPPo-ed, occupied these places ilr thrr.
year., having BEEN kent warm in tia winter
oy che beat from the aioiuirs Hu,s
On removing the Grs-t1ari. the b,ss.
seekinc ths great light wsigh had broker
in upon them. descended % the room AMI
gaibeseI o. the windows until tbsy v,r.
covered e the Jor,h Of three inches lti.
estimated that there are in the two lur.
frOu 20 600 10 jO,OUJ bees, and from two
30 three thousand pound, Of honey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

BmGuw You've oS Omu-SESrEs Tho
Mormon Saint hold, forth in the following
style, to hi, pure church
"Thoso whom tho government sends here
aro a most miserable set, and, as a general
thing, they DO not know enough 20 tell a
decent lic But thi, is not altogether TO be-
wondered At, for they arc under the same
difficulty o. W. are Sometimes 10 is harl
for them TO tell q man who hl, got brains
m IN. head from ono who is ilI.l with pud-
ding. II they have no, already told every
lalschood about as that they can nygu',
they will be- mighty sorry when they think
tit, for il they could have told any more
they would have done %. They have malo
aud told every lie that they knew bow TO-,
and IL there is any blame 90 them iur not
lying moro II must Boz attributed % thcir
Ignorance. Government knows full we'll
the miserable nonsense aud thg TRADE Of
abuse that is hupsd upon Us, but what do
they carc ab5ust? II they had the power
OF putting such characters on chip', as We
DO, and carrying them out, perhaps they
would never give them Office; butthcy have
not that faculty, as wo have. We can look
men out or our community, and they will
run and howl, thinking that their lives are
in danger
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

TuE l>,uTrTE. In another column will
D. found tbe announcement Of the Teacher,
Institute hr Oxford County. which is 90 be
held at Bethel General experience, in this
State, iemous;ra.-. tue Importance Of
those Cuuycut.9u', when properly conduct
Cd, as an aid TO our teachers in gaining prac-
teal ku1vladss in regard ~ their profession,
aaorlns them opportunity Of acquiring
new ideas, and Of learning to apply those
already obtained. There is every induce
meut Tor the friends Of education to testify
their appreciation Of tIo benefits thus con.
frrgl by coming out in large numbers to
attend the meetings. The place is easy OF
access, the teachers are men Of eminence in
their profession. board Is placed at low
price, and the time to be spent Is not long.
We hope TO hear OF such gathering as
"Oid OzlUTi has no. yet seen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

AS INuprST ArA fWE. Tho Mamphi.
News give. the following incileutatarec.ni
Gre in that city: Several warehouses dec
troycI were filled with whisky. As soon
as tho two banks caught fire. there Was a
strcam Of whisky, brandy, ale, rum aud g'n
that cJmmanccd flowing through tAc br1a
cutters towards Main street. The liquid
currents caught fire. Tho blue lAmbent
flames l1atcd down the broad ,horoughhres
u our city, and were famed fOr nearly a
mile by the fresh brcezos from the south
west. We saw a negro cnleayorins 90 cE-
tinsuish tho flames that he Nigh, set q
driuk. lie brushed the floating fire up the
stream and dipped into i, his lat nose aud
dense lips the dam above gave way, and
there came a lJol Of alcohol, his head took
ire, and the last we Jaw Of him he was
travelling at railroad spool, like torch
light procession, down JcTron street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31
The Oh rarties...wherc are Theyl

Tho repeal Of thc Missouri ComTromi.o,
and other ,n,r1achmeuts or the slave power
upon the fr,, States, ha, WORKED out q
complete revolution % political parties in
chi, country. The OH VIII. party was kill
cd iu ths house Of friends, died hy b.
own hand. Thecrcumsancs. attending its
violent death aye well known When thr
Nebraska h..l was pending, nearly an the
southern member, OF Congress, belonging
o. ths WIKI party, went into secret con-.
c'ay,. and hy formal vote, deserted iheir r5-
li'.-sl friend. iu Oh, lrcr S'atr,-rr.1lyol O.
ais tlrm-alyc, with ,hc southern lsmocra-
cy. and by this sectional coalition form a
rrr party, which. ly ihe all ~ the picrco
Administration, fr-,I th' BU through.
From that moment ;hr whir PARTY was as
'draI as Julius Crslr," AMI il as never
laI o.. breath % hlc in 10 since. Some OF
thc "a. end. Of that once graf and power.
fll party have, since that time, collected
together in lii,le squads, 90 some Of the
State, ha' they have been In all ea''',
merely counterfeit representation, u ,hr old
organizations and generally fillsd out ly
formally going over % The rT'-'.''.ry de-
mDs-lry. N.v Che uIl Viii, party ha. u1,
even name '' a ''';.' say. D." '.'' u mon.
In. ... ''n '.''''' l'''! Us virtually D''i
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son. anu "sfr!' anu IAnS''n' ana Az '"e
rf.Ai'...''NH' A'."I in laying the ionnia-
tom 'i "' party 'a''r''.n ''e sane or'n-
IONS.
ne N''''''' o'noeTa'y' H'a party up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

Iowa CONVENTION Both wings Of the
Iowa Constitutional Convention are till in
session. Tho Republicans have been in
creased in number to -, while tho demo.
cratic faction is reduced to j.. Tho demo.
Gratis are still unorganllcd, and obstinately
refuse to ioin in the Convention. Tho ma
jority Convention was proceeding to BUSH
ness. \ more thorough illustration Of the
"rulo or ruin " policy Of the democratic
party could hardly b. shown than The action
Of this faction Of delegates Finding them.
selves ia minority, by every principle Of
Republican government, thoy should have
yielded to the will Of the people. But they
will do nothing Of the kind. II is their de-
sisn to form a Constitution to BE- submitted
10 Congress, and thus cnd1avor % hayo that
framed by the majority ncs.osted, and by
this means allow the greater number TO DO
ruled, Hausas.llkc. by the lees. The thing
Is most contemptibl, farce, bat there Is
every reason 10 believe that it may be sue
ccsslul, although tho people would not &c.
cept such Constitution TheIeultwould
DO a long delay before State Government
could DO formed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

that did not interfere to prevent his eH.
petition to Central America, the object OF
which, as declared by its friends at the
time, was to conquer several states in that
region, and form them into an independent
slave conlcderacy.
liam, very respectfully, your obedioni
servant, JOHN l.. WOpL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

4 fAsr Dog. Henry \. Ewers. Of this
town, LETT on Friday for Asialan, Wiz,
where he has purchased a farm. lie owned
a small dog, which he gave to Henry Briggs
before no len. Tho dog followed Mr Even,
to the dcpo. in this town, aud upon the
cars leaving. followed on aner, oysrnknr
them at South Dccrfold, before they lclt
that station. The distance run by the dog
was eight miles, aud the time occupied
twenty-five minutes, or twenty miles an
hour. Mr.. Ewers concluded that such
faithful friend was not to be parted with
lightly, and took the dog into the cars with
him Tor Wisconsin. lGrccndeld Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

BRp Dprl. Passing in tho vicinity u
the garden Of J. NJ. Wood, yesterday, our
attention was called TO a battle going on,
or rather about ended, between two birds of
the species known - tbo r,d-cyed yirr1.
Presently ous Of them hsw up into tree,
leaving the other motionlrss on the ground.
We got over tho frnca and picked up tha
conquered bird, aud found that hIs urcS was
broken. W. have known severe battles be-
tween other species Of birds, but bad looked
upon the yireo u.s. of rather an inoGsusi,o
disposition. Tho rei-sycl VIRGO is one OF
finest singers that visit tho ,hal, trees and
gardens Ut our cities; his notes are loud,
measured, ami very regular, aud repeated
sometimes without cessation By the hour,
aud are often taken ior those Of the robin.
Portland Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

\ COOP YIELD. Hon. Moses Mason
measured OF sixteen square rods, the present
season. and cut the hay, and weighed Dc a!-
ter il was well dried, and made al The ratio
Of four ton, 10 the acre. TWAS herlssr's''
and was cut before entering into bloom
Could i, ave been prevented from lodsinp
and stood ten days later, il would no donO'
have weighed five tons. Tho land was top
dressed with stable manure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31
JOHN J.rERRN, Editor

Terms.---Ons dollar ADD 66y cents strictly
~ IpvASCr; on. dollar and sc'enty,hSc cen's
within sN m0nths: tso dollars ~ the end Of
the wear. 10 wh,sh CIV cents ~ill b. added Toe
syri, wear which payment b. delayed.
AlrsrtI,amrn Inserted un reasonable terms (;
the prupriytars not hsug responsible toranN ettut
bs,onJ che am. unt charged Zoe The advertisement
- rTrrUNcitL \ Co., 10 State -,
uo.icu, and l22 Nsssau 81, New hotA, ace "ur
oal, authorited a-snts ,rprocuriug subscriptions.
Forwarding lysrtisrwenis.
- Paymsnt far ~ advertisements - held TO
De doe from ihe date Of the hrst Insertion
- Communications shuud 10 directed Ca
&" The ONlorI Democrat, raris, Me-"
Book and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

\ Nw DEus. The DAILY Advertiser
came to us on Tuesday morning looking a.
prIm aud beautiful a, . city belle. W. arc
happy TO say, however, that it was not all
show, lut that H. contents were as polished
AZ rts appearance. Tho Advertiser is an ac-
tive aud cngcrprisjus sheet, the chief Of
whose good qualities is it. 'auuch r,pulli-
cauism aud wo wish IL a large patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

The very latest style out is-cnnolino
sleeves, With skirts Of such dimensions as
we now SEQ, with crinolino sleeves added, we
shall have to stand back a row or two, and
worship long way OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

Consumption, the great se1urse ny whl-h
% many are doomed to premature grave,
could In many cases be eiTsctualiy curci by
simple remedies, II taken IN season. Wis
tar's Cherry Balsam has cured hundred.
within a few years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31
Kansas...Walker's Address.

On approaching Lawrence, Gov. Walker,
issued long and prosy address TO the eiti-
zens, stating with great mnuieness the
enormity Of the oatn'c committed in reru-
dating tho Border Rufians and tho bogus
laws, and attempting TO organize a munich
pal government, for themselves. The address
was treated with the contempt which an
elaborate defense Of Border Rulhani'm de-
served, aud is reception gave rise to the fol-
lowing capital burlcsquo which was clrcula-
ted in handbill torn:
nungf NATHAN Nn %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-31

Lemucl Fowler Of Augusta has been az
pointed Route Agent on the Hennebsc and
Portland Railroad, vice Gilman Smith, re-
moved