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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16
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DECEPTION OF GENERAL WI IAN WALKER
II Fr, sdert ~ he Republic Ut Ncsrs nA-rbe Ryud~r
Gfrnsd ers VIII mbl- ~ National hsn Cans street at
ock N this dan aud mNrch o III Psrf where
puc"r ion viii be formed b. b. rani Ma-sha Ool
Gro. Hal ard thencr march 70 pier No " 70 swan
the srrits of gsn. Wasor saint. sill be nr-d the
appesrarce ~ the Phisdephs boat, The carriages appro
pria I'd TOR the and ccpuun si be es
crsd the Ky nders Grenadrr the Pars where the dis
" rhed vssr ~ hc welcomed by he Hon. JUICE A. A.
y ips sfsr ~hch h. wi be esco1ed No hnfel Asst
csinns ard % ers desiring icps,s will with as
delay IN the Grand wsrhala qnsrsrs, No 7 w ~frs{
M. u who will asst. them PLACES In ne NE W
ofs.r JOHN CREIGHTON thsirmen
ALEXANDER fAwEEsCE. secrctpry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-16

Milo Jrnninss exrir, ,eziuins nc sarssngs frriugs
called aud tesuhee:-ln summer OF 1850 th,nk
nosr1ed At tfs tn.skin " uss, S-ssays; then Dr
Buro'u srd Ms CO. niufham Dr. ". 3 Roberts ga.
there nj the time: he came 10 sBa sked me "
cisroLni chscs, uhtrn dd No aiso brought Dr. Bar
dell aho he san wanted discount sneok Tor hi
~ Roberts r.marscc that NJ. Burdeii had lazy ana hr
Hausbisr With him: Dr. Burde seemed pleased and sad
,e rich wico~; the ncior sfter~ards brourh, ner
an her daughter ~ my place and Introduced then; arr
ra -ug Mrs Grni-r ham rr'u ned and said thai sna nad
apology ave me-tha she feared that she had
httn amanr iha, mr. Burdcl had sent her has ana
hd ssd b. bsr that ne an'ed her % appear anab but
hsd never her appear IN 20 pow ADVANTAGE during
ntecsugse siways heard ihe ihclor spss rssIrcfg
ri Ms Cunningham.
TESTIMONY oF Argrsrrs rRi~p, (CpJouEp)
Kustus Prime, (coiorcd head itrr at ths Luarge
Hoe YES dhedI f-co mr. Blrdeil taking his meals a,
We lAisge Hoss he ally plDctual during 'ssi
sumher iecolect be vas sssy for time, ale, July
weeks hr Fazer and hw rife boarded there t,ge,her
ia en scat for them ann Dr. Burde together generally
Al one 'lme the doctor lost biz by Mr.. Fraze's
'As JOG ~ one une Mrs Frazer sick, and ec1leci
saylne tese ~ w Bnfdeli, Mr Frazer and hs IN
FtttT W. fazer ss sick twice; I NOT tell the
dstes wa 10 The summer time: Mrs Frazer was
svst from dinner Sunday once or trics.
she only time l recollect savns straeberrie-
for her once; oan only reoolecl mat shr wa ss
tai o. NJ Burdel generally took some Of everything N
ihe table: hlnk ne ioos coffee " guest vas In hur
ray would give him nis desert and coffee in ADVANCE
rps pooruR Ann MRS. U0NNfsoHa~ Az R,rzsssru.
Ahrsbsn SSbenck. keeper OF pubic hGase IN F1z.
bath taststi II kDe Tr Burdell: n 1855 he was fee
quepy 81 Elizabeth. sso In 1855; 10 the spring sum
Of 1855 he brough lady 10 my place whom he
called Ms c. mir CHAM be ssf she wa lady u large
properly Who bad invest money In gronery there
his request, that he hsd mosey invested there sod he
wanted her 70 do go; during the year amer ha heard
him speak Of her frequently rich widow, Ien Gk-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

Gun cotton, also known as nitrate Of lig-
nine, will not explode until raised to tenn
pcraturc Of from $500 to 3JG'. Whether
applied in guns or for blasting rocks, il is,
weight for weight, from four to SIX times as
powerful as cunpowdcr.
charge OF gun cotton of the same force
as the usual charge Of powder, occupies
about two-thirdS the space in a gun, and
consequently gives better effect For
blasting, it is compressed, and entirely con-
cealed in cartridges, with safty-fusc at
tach,d.
Gun cotton explodes more rapidly than
gunp0wdcr. and insures somewhat more ac-
curacy in Fri 2 from the shoulder.
1t makes very little smoke, and leaves
hard Y any yolid or liquid residuum. The
gun hardly becomes fJu. with the longest
use. The gun is not so rapidly heated. No
priming is required, as the flame from the
cap passes down the touch-hoie sufficiently
Ear to ignite the cotton below.
Gun cotton is not at all injured by being
weited. No apprehension need be enter
tanned for the magazine Of ship catching
fire, for If the cotton is not kept always in
water, arrangements may be made tor rap
idly wcttng it. There would no longer bc
any danger for magazines, as the cotton can
be dried rapidly in small Quantities as re-
quired. The great waste from ammunition
spoiled by wet would be avoided.
The defects which have been urged against
gun cotton are: lst, it may explode by
blow, or in ramming down. This is never
the case unless the blow has by some means
produced a temperature of SSO'. In many
thousand trials no accident has ever occur
red.
2d, 1t may burst the gun Accidents of
this kind have only arisen from using
charge of cetton equivalent to many times
the charge of powder
There is. however, a danger in using it
which arising from the difficulty Of persua-
ding men that a substance identical in ap-
pearance with common cotton is quite as
dangerous as gunpowder liner
lean.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
VOL. XVIT---NO. 26.

The HEIGHT or IMpUDEyCs-The follow.
ing satisfactory cpisle was actually received
oy lawyer in this city, from fellow limb
OF TIE profession, in reply TO letter reqsss-
| 'ing hlm to call and settle the small demand
81 e!ent We give our personal assurance
mat IT IL printed rer5atins ct lterat,Ds
| from the original document, the signature.
he"e'0r' bging suppressed :-Bos,on Afl1s
"Cai,'1o,t 'annr' cor,n la,rone ristor-
I.srEEnEp r fRiESD This sensible remark
Of Juvcnal is peculiarly apropos To ms. ~.
thank the Lord who giveth and who ~ 9th
away, have literally nothing; SO the afro.
i. g. the law, has for me no tsrror.. Wbnt.
ever had at one time in the shape OF pro-
pcrty, has 'mizzled' as snow before tho
summers sun /; or, mcrc scripturaily speak
ing, "as the Philstines before the face Of
the Lord" The bcnighted individual who
seeks to recover a debt from me I would
advise to digest at his leisure the bemely
adsSc which several Of the legal fraternity
have found verified in me THAT there il
no blood in 'urnip, press il rs you will"
For the truth Of this question, refer you to
the following consultations Of the Suffolk
tirmament; Messrs Veazie, Moore, Trranor,
Brady, Gurney, English, Eucr, besides my
particular friend the City Treasurer, with
Shifts. Coburn, Sanborn and Merlick, "es hoe
genus ortne, all Of whom have been honor
ed by my acquaintance and found that "Bo
fur could be got from singed eat" Trust
ing sincerely your client win pay you for
your valuable efforts on his part. and know
ing never viii, | will conclude by wishing
you the compliments Of the season.
Yours respectfully, Il. II. d.
p. S.-The Office boy tells me our coal ia
Just ont. Can you lend US two hods fox q
few days?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

PECULIAR CHARACTERISTIC OF MErEoRlc
SToyEs.-Therc is one character which is
neculiar in the meteoric stone, and which
provcs il to be of high significance, viz: its
substance is composed of various mineral
ingredients which are identical with matters
of familiar occurrence upon the earth but
amidst these iron is found in great abun-
dance as it is never found on the earth /;
that is, in native or nearly pure metallic
state. On the terrestrial surface iron is
always mingled with diverse matters form
which it has to be extracted by art when it
is required as pure metal. The omnipre-
sent and corrosive oxygen Of the air alone
prevents it from maintaining such condition
long this rusts and eats it away. oxygen
and iron have so irresistibly strong an at
traction or affinity for each other ina. % tnsy
invariably combine when lett tosether.
| TINS then, the unoxydized and purely
metallic condition of iron IN the ;erol'te
proves that it comes from A SITUATION ~
,xb;ch there is no oxygen that is, from
| heyond the bounds Of the atmosphere, and
that it is therefore, altogether unterrestrial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

The author Of the "Camp and Cutter"
relates the following anecdcte Of sailors
Indifference to danger:
The sailors having been relieved from du
", had filed their pipes with tobacco, and
were looking about for light, when jus; At
the moment burning shell fell among them.
Many of the men threw themselves upon
the ground-but one, more fearless, ex-
claimed IIurra, my hoartiesl Providence
is with US! Here's light" and running
over toward it, he went on his hands aud
knees, and coolly lit his pipe from tho iz-
zing fuzc Of this engine of death ladeed,
Providence was with him. FOR tho iuze burnt
itself out, and the shell did not explode"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

How TO "Go ir."-Go it strong ia your
praise Of the absent. Some Of j, will DO
sure to get around.
Go it strong when you make love to
pretty widow. More people have errea by
too little that too much in this particular.
Go it strong when taking up contributions
for charitable purpose. 1t will pay. =.
b Go it strong when you make pub.ic
speech. Nine people out OF ten never 1Axs
any illusion unless it cuts IKE Shoi' Asn-
died whip or rhnoceros cowhihe.
20 - Strong when you advertisa-basi.
nos, is like architecturo-its best supporters
are full columns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

Roy DR.. Peddie, Of EdnbuTgh, ha7ins
been lately presented by the ladies II bis
congregation with a pulpit gown, f,uEl
SOM prejudice against his wearing il among
his parishioncrs. 10 ono old lady who OBJ
jectsd. he said .r-s .,5l.
well, Janet, what Oh; .s.ion have ysu to
the pulpit :own!'
a well,' said Janet, we never resd OK
the Apostle Paul wearing a gown.
The doctor replied
You are quite right, Janet; but We new
er read of st. Paul wearing breeches-
This satisfied the Old lady.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

Beautiful ExTRAcr.-The velvet moss
grows on the sterile rocks; the mislctos
dourishes on the naked branches; the ivy
clings to the mouldering ruins; thu Pine
and cedar remains fresh and fadeless snid
the meditation of tbs receding year-and,
Heavens be praised, something green and
beautiful to see, and grateful to the soul,
will in the darkest hour Of fate, still twile
its tendrils around the crumbling affairs and
broken arches of the desolate temple of tho
human heart. .-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
aUCTION! AUCTION !

sx1IIE subscriber respectfully offers to the nhab
ant. of ottawa aud surrounding country his
ces ne Ci,v Auctioneer and Commission Merchant for
,h ale n Real Estate Horses. Carriages, Dry Goods,
Furniture &C. &c assuring those who my iaSor HIM
wanting to effect good saies and prices Cash
viii be made t neeedb goods consigned ior nnedi-
NJ. sal. store north side OF Main street. nearly oppo-
site the Post Once. JAZZ LANSaSithiac' i ,Isc
Cnss. ". Krxr, Salssnqr Ottawa, October ~ sS6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

How TO Tell 4 Coon Ts,cuER.-A gen
tleman from Sw2.npville, State Of New York,
was telling how many different occupations
he had attempted. Among others, he lad
tried school teaching.
"IIow long dill you tcach," asked by
stauder
oval, didn't teach long; that is, only
jreat to teach. "
Did you hire out'"
"Wal, didn't hire out; only zen. to
hire cut"
Why did You give it up?"
oval, give il up-fOr some reeson or
nuther. lon sec, | travelled inton dres,ric:
and inquired for the trustees. Somebody
said Mr.. Snicl.lcs was the nan ! wanted to
see. SO | found Mr.. Snic;los-named Ry
object, introducing myself-and asked what
he thought about letting fac try my lack
with the big boys and Guyply Cals Of tae
deestrict. lie wanted to know if rnaly
considered myself capable; and told him
/ wouldn't mind his asking me few easy
questions in 'rithmetic and BIOGRAPHY, or
showing my handwriting. lie said no. never
mind, he could tell good teacher By his
gLit'
LET me SEQ you walk OF little ways"
says he, "an1 | can tell jis's wells Tdhoard
you examined SAYS he.
- lie sat ia the door, ms he spoke. and
thought he looked l;tt's ski;ti4l; bat | was
Cousli Fable ,trustr1'od, and didn't miad
much; so turned about and walked on az
smart as know'd how. lie said ho'd lell
me when to stop, so KEEP on till thought
III gone far enough-then s'pccted suthing
was to pay, and looked around Wal, tia
G01r rus Shvt aud Mr. Snictles iras goHc!"
Did YOU 90 back?'
"Wal, mo- didn't 90 back"
"Did You apply for another school?"
Wal, no, | didn't apply fer anchor
school, said the gentleman from Swampyile
- rather Judged my appearance was against
me. ''--.Sptri, OF the Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
MI IL / - i. II y

7
.;ruer Rrfq IL ta1rasH,ts atsIs Grsgg's old stand
MISS SARAH AVERY
TTOUID respectfully inform the ladies % Ottawa and
ESS vicinity tlai have ju-. returned from New York
win the latest and best STYLES Of MILLINERY. consist
ig I'm part of first class Pat;ers Hats, Ribbons Flowers
Pumcs. and Dress Caps. Also. -rehdd lot "f Bridal
wr-lths from six dollars. large assortment oi
Hosiery. Opera Hoods. &c, &.
Nv object ia going New York to purchase Millinery
j. tii- first place pay cash down FOR my Goods,
can buy cheaper ;au those who buy IN Chicago" can
=. later fashions aud later styles. sell better
.rt! a. Goods -iearer and consequently offer in
durcucu- c ladies Of ottawa equal TO any eastern
City.
I-If-S plese call and my stock and Gatter N.Y.
self Won viii no; b= disappointed
o,.J SARAH AVERY.
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NJ. w "A e Il sS Al
WILLIAM CONNELIY

Iysrf 10 Cis CaV RypE NORTH n ne I'fIIir SyEdre)
- ESPECTFUlLG informs the citizens Of ottawa aud
II the surrounding country tt hc has just received
from the east large 4toet OF Goods. such 'i"ti--
Cashmere and y~nEs. of the finest quality Also
fine beaver Pilot CLOTH which be v make up 90 or
der the most reasonable terms. AJ keeps on hand
large assortment or Gents Furnishing Goods al! Hea-
Gy Made Clothing, Of his manufacture, beng the
only place in Oijuwa where, they Ilnuiaeirre Ready
Mad- Clothing There l. ra4rllery WORT about them
they made mp by the best % workmen. He E"",
old woInan- principle the good old way being the
best.
All kinds of Gents Clothing made up the shortest
notice. and warranted 70 hr.
NanfcG.-A few first rate tsi'ors. opposite the
Court House on frc north side, door to the City
u. ,t,o 1 20 oct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

MoDEHy DE.NITIONs.-llard times-S...
ting on cold eiindstono and reading the
Presidents Message.
Lov.-A little world within itself init
mately connected with shovel and tengs.
Progress o. timc-A pedla. going Through
the land with wooden clocks.
Poitician-A fellow that culls ell his
knowledge from borrowed newspapers.
Rigid Jus,icc-Juror on murder case
fast asleep.
Fsend-One who takes your money and
then turns you out OF doors.
Patriot-A man who has neither property
nor reputation to lose.
Honcsty-Obso!etc term formerly Used
in the case OF a man who had paid fsr his
newspaper and the coat on his back.
ndependence--Owing fifty thousasd dol
lars which you never Intend to pay.
Lovely Women-An article manufactured
BIZ miilincrs-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
Mark Well.
New 'E1ji9ris,g Establishment.

lIE undersigned having located in ottawa, would
spectfuy inform it, inhabitants and vicinity that he
has opened u shop in the room lately occupied as Tee
graph Office, in lgdlrks block, for the purpose o Gus
tom Tailoring in all ts branches. Having had much
perencc in several Of largest cities both
and maker, hatter myself that my work shall not be
surpassed either for elegance % style or u-atuess OF
workman ship this side Chicago All work entrusted TO
my charge shall meet with pr"niltBess and dcspa;ch.
y. E.-Cutng done and a ht warranted
iun9, Dan II. ASHTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
Sash. Door, and Blind Factory.


SYTOCLD inform the public that he is now making, at
w his Factory the Hydraulic Basin, near the CT.
~ Mills superior articles OF Doors, SASH and Blinds
work IS all made of seasoned Lumber, and in point
of finish and durability will compare iavorably with any
in this market.
Iu,lders and others invited to give call before
purcIa.nr elsewhere, am that them
inducements to buy Of me- a. ,. CAQCELlN.
,l,arp l-.li
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
Who wants but little here below,
And want. That little for a show

Daudy-A Ming in paDtaloon,, with DO.
dy and two arms--a head without braias-
tight boots--a canc--a white handkerchief
two brooches, and a ring on his little finger.
Coquette-A young lady with more beau
II than sense-Tn0rc accomplishments than
learning; more charms OF person than gra-
ces of mind-more admirers than friends
more fools than wise men for attendants.
Crcdit-A wise provision by which Goa
stables get living.
Bcnevolencc-I0 take q dollar out Of ono
pocket and put it into the other.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
MRS. GRAY

YYYOCLD inform the pubic that she still continues
w give lessons the piano guitar, and melodeon. tn
sso obstruction in thorough bass. Lessons given at
her boarding place Amasa Fosters west of the silo
nd the rcsidenc Ot pupils Jan II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
OTTAWA TIAR.EE YArsD.

u HE undersigned having purchased tie shop and stock
of Gewei * Finley. where lac intends 10 carry on lT
business scale He has on hand ana
l. always in receipt the best quality Of American lt-
liam and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones Tomb stones
Monuments, Maltles. Furniture &c As he has some OF
the best worlmen in the country he feels as
sured that up anything in his line in superb
style, together with Low prices lac feels assured that
he will all those WHO favor him with their support
entire satisfaction
y. r. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
| Marc :. l-.f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
BUSINESS CARDS.
..ASEEssN
Carriage Repository.

n=,pr, % II VIE Aivord Carriare Manufacturing
csANSy 1 Company having located branch
G<,S. for the sale of their Carriages in the City
AZ-Sl-o of Ottawa. H., beg to inform the citizens
OF La Sale and adjoining Counties and the people OF the
West generally, that they have hand and are Receiving
from their MANUFACTORY IN CONNECTICUT a good
assortment Of Carriages, consisting in part OF Rocka
ways, Sliding Seat Top and no Top Buggies of different
styles, Concord Buggies Sc, made from the best
material and in a and worknanke manner, which
will he sold reasonable Dealers and all wishing
purchase will find il their advantage to call and ex;
mine stock before purchasing elsewhere. From
long in the manufacture of Carriages, feel
confident that give entire satisfaction. All work
warranted.
We have also connected with Repository shop for
doing kinds Of repairing which will be done at short
notice and in the best manner.
Store few doors West of the p. o., Main street
For reference enquire of AHrHUn LocKwooD, Esq.
Jun 14-lyf III. w JONES, Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
MILL y l. Il y
-y-GC 1gEs E-.p

II ES leave inform TIE ladies of Ottawa Al vicini-
- -. that ler FiiI STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
now rIy sr t'ar .fr-il4 ami She VIII be happy
% wait rTon ,'g v-l1 u.ay favor her with call.
Enoa,. .,yar the Marble FRONT store sep20
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

IMPORTANCE OF PUNcTUATIoN.-In a list of
the receipts of the American Tract Society,
we find Sll credited to Big Flatt Emily
Smith" The printer who set" that ought
to be .'locked up and fed on "pi' till he
learns the use Of commas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
4. ". SANFORD.
BrenG. cakes. a.,<s Crackers

Brc1G. Ga II es. ANA Crackers.
Ol, Nii;s0a. gpiuD'Lus STRAIT, Dtrt-T Illinois,
II now prepared furnish the shortest notice, "a
= ycry superior article of sugar, Soda Boston Butter.
Water Pic Mic, Wine, and Ginger CraeAvrs, Pilot and
Navy Bread
AsI DO business Oh strictly Cash basis and have eve
~ facility Manufacturn-I enabled 10 sell lu
any other House IN tie West.
Al kind 5f Fancy and NCi'ir- cEre Sep. c"1--untlT
nr hand md rnale 20 nrlar. Inuvg.L .. W sANIOED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21
Flaming and Saving Hill,

-IIE unda-sieeI hav- ths day entered toto copari-
4 uerslir. IN tl-sttsyc business under the ITsu of
KNIGHT A EATliEtN-
They are prepared - furnish dressed too-'nc and
siding at their esrah~hn5s; the hydraulic basin IN
OTTAWA of superior workmanship, on their triumph
uaclic,r any quantities, aud nj prices 20 sn rur-
claS.r- They Will do custom work. oi piaHln- ahd
saving ~ short notice Dressed and .nlre--ed Lumber
constantly hand q reduced cash prices Come and
i,9io--fy. T. Il. RAEIIBJN.
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stone! Stone! For sale!

VGYE offer at quarry, two miles nortil OIL
wv Joliet. and within three hundred feet OF the Hi
nos and Michigan Canal all kinds Of Ruhbe, Buiding,
Flagging, and Dimension Stone, from two inches IN
thickness up thirty inches, and OF size, color, and
quality surpassed by none in the State.
All orders for Stone, either dressed in the rough TO
be shipped by canal rail- viii be promptly attended to-
and furnisi'ed prices to please the purcl,assr
ANDERSON, SPENCER co.
JAS. C. SPENCER, A. HOUGiiTELINC,
L. BIRISEIL, ANDERSON.
Joliet mi,cro
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

S.EsIEj
ToDacco "a Cigar lsanusaclory.

"a Nun =. one I'oo,- Ei'Ef II TfAf Dg'cs,
eSSIE Subscriber would inform the public that he j.
IL ELftctuEug ami keeps hand the best quality 81
ChCsng Tobacco, SuuG, Pipes &C. At wholesale ant re
tail prices favorable AI-o tle best %
Ha ana. LaoleTa Cass4LoIis and other kinds % O.
gaTs. uHd others who smoke chew can make
sr-a. saving Ly buying % AZ Wholesale "a. can
sell better article, a less price than Ie'Hrs.
Please c my Mandatory. next door vest oi the
Post DiIs-. ard see fuT y"ur--i.gs.
Ottara Nov H. q. II. SCHNEIDER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-21

IEIIyING bought the shop, stock, and trade OF H.
T. Brunker. invite the sporting community to give
me call. haya good an assortment OF sporting ar
ticlcs :s con he found this side of New York City.
have assortment Of those splendid cast steel,
patent Iiuzzie md common Rifles, made by Mr.. H. p
Bruukcr. whose valuable services foreman Of my
shop All work done at shop. usual il warranted
to give perfect satisfaction. Colts Mayuards Aliens
and Blunt LYONS EcyDiyers, and hihe Pistols. kept
CONSTANTLY on hand and cheap they can be bought
in Chicago Cars Of all descriptions, and gun fixtures
kept constantly hand Powder-a superior article
L.ut for target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends Of H. I. Bru;kr as wei as new
traders believing supply their orders for every
tbp, in INV line and warrant give satisfaction to all
that trade with u. I. MlICHfLi~
OTTAWA. Ian. 3, IS-f.
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ID l.. y L y L l. y
WM. SMITH. W. d.,
@1 Cgcs iIy U,tiker al HickIiHy's Biock,
C~T7 SsrOad SforY,
TrNDET:S his professional services t.
,h. citizens % Ottawa vicinity AloTeTation- per
formed in a scientific manner, and warranted equal
utility 10 the best
Among other improvements Dr. Smith i inserting
Teeth OF. Gutta PcTcha PLATES
CaII and specimen
oaire hours from o O'Clock. 4. ". 20 . Pm npJ