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committed for the present. While so many good
men are with us, We are at liberty 10 take time
TO choose. But among them all, We know not
now any one who combines more OF the eie-
ments of success than the statesdnsn Of Ohio. s
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"a On the fourth page of the Era will be
found notice Of the late Judge Jay, by Lewis
Tappan. Our remarks in the last number In
relation to this eminent philanthropist were I'M
fortunately separated from the article in the
New York Epening Post, to which they referred,
and therefore appeared rather awkward. -
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But yon have disclosed its contents to many
persona, and therefore you have placed lnsuPer'
able practical Obstacles in the way OF obtaining
for you nomination in another district. These
obstacles are so apparent to all persons familiar
with party movements, that need not enume-
rate them to you. :.
"The breach of confidence | speak OF 1t
only as an act of indiscretion) by you in giving
general Publicity to Mr.. Brega's private
memorandum OF our conference, would OF It.
self deprive you of any claim upon me, based
upon . stipulation you had already violated"
! II the leaders Of Tammany Hall and the Five
Points are lost TO all sense Of shame, it is to be
hoped thsk N the mass of ths party there ID a
modicum of honor and good faith which will
manifest itself ct the approaching elections.
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Like cd John Tyler, Judge Douglas claims
to have carried ell the elections
If the Democrats succeed, as in Missouri
Douglas shouts, " We routed the Black Repub
licans." i"H 49, t, Il -, &.
If the Republicans succeed, a. in Ohio, Penn
sylvsnia, Indiana, &c, he shouts, We have
rebuked the Administration l"
In short time, he will be claiming the cleo
ton of Lincoln. Chicago DeDsocrat.
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~ Somebody in Boston sends rs the fol-
lowing. He ought 10 know that the paragraph
he criticizes was taken from an exchange,
and printed as news item. As to the Kslloch
affair, the lees respectable newspapers have to
do with it, the better. We regret that the name
of the man should ever have found It's way into
our columns.-Ed. Era.
"Ths National Era has the following list Of
misrepresentation sa H..
." Rev. Mr.. Kallooh preached the first Ger.
mon of his second pastorate ct fremont Tenn.
pie, Boston, on Sunday. His text VA, "Thsre-
fore came TO Jon without gsinsAyipg a. soon
as was sent for."s The Temple MAS crowded
with women Fint mistake.l The Baptist
ministers of Boston refuse 10 exchange with
Mr.. Kalloch, [sscond misnke, and the trustees
of fremont Temple object to his settlement,
Third mistake and, ~ the building belongs
to the Baptist churches of Boston, fourth mis-
take and . condition of the lease il that nc
pastor shall be settled (no such condition in
the leasel without the consent of the trustees
9Th mistake Mr.. Kalloch has battle yet tc
fight, (sixth mistake. No battle TO fight; there
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The postage upon letters for India, as hereto.
fore, is FIVE csnts if by British steamer to Liver
pool, twenty. one if by American. Recent or
ders in the English Office, compelling prepay
ment of postage on India letters, do not apply
to letters from America.
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= L il \ SlCIA Ms LEG CI
To YONG. ZEN.

4 FEW ration
"A al ami disin-
trc>.ci remarks
IN pamphlet form
OF % pages, on
Seminal Wea
ness, Noct'faar
Emissions, Loss
OF Memory. In
capaciiy for stu
dy, or Bu mess.
Iupc,iim-uts to
Marriage. &r.,a-
rising from the
effects of secret
habits Of loHti.
| f'ery f.
s'ii-r should pre-
SScnt a cor 10 his
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The Message.

The Annual Message OF the President en-
the opening Of Congress occupies our CO..
lumns to- day to the exclusion .os nearly eve
rything else. The document is well received
by the press generally. To the great relief
Of the country, but small portion OF it is
devoted to the slavery question. The foreign
relations Of our country are presented with
much clearness, and recommendations are
made in their connection that will awaken
attention, while they must be generally ap-
proved. Such particularly are those with
reference to Mexico and Central America
The financial condition Of the country is lu-
cidly and candidly stated, and while, with
the present revenue, deficit is shown to be
inevitable. the means are suggested to avoid
such a contingency. The recommendation
OF a return to specific duties in remodsllins
the tariff, will probably excite prctracted
discussion in and out of Congress, but we are
disposed to think will to some. extent be
adopted. As a whole, the Message contains
little that is objectionable, is certainly very
able, and should be carefully read by every
citizen.
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Special Il Offices.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

prepared from prescription Of Sir a. Clarke, H. D.'
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfaling in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all excess
and removes all distractions, and speedy may he
relied on
To M,REIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t will III
short time bring monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price Dollar, hears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits
These Ps should not be taken Jgt5tnal@s during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they are
sure 10 bring on Kiscarriage ut at arg other time
tAey Safs.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight exertion, Papita
Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect c,re when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel,
an,fmonv or anything hurtful the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should he carefully preserved.
Sse Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, O.ats L. C. Baldwin Co..
Rochester; ~ Y.
n B.-sI and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return
nail For sale by l. l. "Rlu"s,
ocfS Ottd'ch, NJ.
INVITE the attention sick and afflicted the
advertisements in columns of Dr. Ea5ter'ys ione
and SarsaparIa and Gridey's Salt Rheun and Ie''e'
Ointment Dr. Carriers Cough Basam, DR.. Bakers sPe-
cisc Or Hoouer's Female Cordial and Or. Ea'terlyS
Fever and as71e Killer These medicines prepared
Lv thoroughly educated Physician, Chemist and Phar-
naceutfs that all rely upon them as being safe
and e.cuaI in curing the diseases which they
recommended. They are standard remedies, and can
be every Drug and ApOthecary Store in
he United States nIy29
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Nor THE MAS.-in mentioning, in last
weeks Free Trader, the stabbing Of young
Dixon, it was stated that John Doli' had
done the stabbing, and that he was sti at
large, &c. How our informant, who we
thought was perfectly posted in the matter,
got the name Of John Doll mixed up with
this affair, is beyond our conception. We
are assured there is but one John Doll in
Ottawa, and he is the peaceful grocery kee-
per Of that name on Mil st. So far from ha-
wing had hand in stabbing Dixon, making
his escape, &c, this JOHN Doll don't even
know Dixon, was quietly at home all the eve
ming when the affair occurred, and could
have been found at home any hour since.
No suspicion whatever rests upon him in the
matter, and We are chagrned a. having been
so much misinfermcd as to be led into nam
ing him in such connection. We are as
sured that TO enc knows who stabbed Dix
on, and that his wound is less serious than
was imagined.
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New Corn PkANTEK-Mr. w. X. Stewart,
of this city, has shown us the model Of a
corn planter, the patent right of which he
has purchased fer this county. and which he
proposes to commence the manufacture OF
.. once on large scale. This is Ciay's pa
tent of St. Louis. Among its advantages
are chcapness, simplicity of arrangement,
and the fact that it will plant corn and CO.
yer it to any desired depth in perfect squares,
in half the time it takes, under the present
system, to mark out the land. number Of
farmers have examined the model, and des
clare it just the thing they want.
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OTTAW A WHOLESALE MARKET

OTTAWA, Dec IL, 1853
f0ur-Superfne, 5000; spring wheat, $500.
Hheat-Winter, 75c; spring, 55caG5c.
C0ra-Ear 45c; shelled 47c.
Oats-35c,
Bdrley-5oc.
Potatoes-6O cts. p, bush.
Eggs-l5c.
But'er-l5c.
ChicEens--1Oc.
Mdcs-Green, &c; dry flint lie.
Teas y Dung Tyson, 37aG5c; Hyson Skyn. 35c
C.fce-siocha, zoe; Rio, lIal2ic; St. Domingo
lie.
S"gors-Fommon, SalOc; Beecher'. velley cof
fee, lcsc; crushed, lee puiverzed, I2c.
Gaeon-ShoulderS. Zoe per h.; ham l2.c.
.>odP-Eommon bar, 5a6c per box; erasive, sagc
per box.
candtes-Tallow, l2c; star 2oaeac: ALBANIAN
tine, 3naiOr.
'Sdrca-Ottawa, 6Ic; corn starch, &C.
.ScH-Common, per Dbl, S1-.J; dairy, in sacks.
lac.
Hooden Htae-Tubs, s75OasIoOo per dozen;
pals, sL15a3O Go per Dozen
E'ooo's-S y. 25as2.2 IS per dozen
Pants and "HS-Varnish S25Oas5 90 per gal.
Ohs-Raw. sl-25 per gal; boiled, 5 90
Pmjy-5a6c.
Hh"e Lsaa-s saslo per Zoo lbs.
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VIZ CIR. Co1lgis Coils AsfI'nr. Consumption. Bron-
chitis, Splitting OF Blood, Pain an the SIDE and
Breast, Psp-isy, HhnoPing cough, Group Lirer
CompIrirt, Pulpitotion OF the Hsa,t, and all Di
sedses Of the Throat, chest, and Lungs,
No one should neglect Cough or Cold single day
MILLIONS die annually by neglecting COMMON COLD
Coughs and Colds lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to
early death. Reader have You Cough, Cold any
the Lungs? Procure that celebrated
remedy DR.. C.RrER's CoUGH BsLsas, which never fails
- relieve Cough in tvcutytour hours, and always
cuEEs the Colds, Coughs, and all diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs in a few days.
Price-Tr;a bottles % cents larger bottles. 81 Per
bottle SIX bottles for 30
ESDR EAsrERLY, of Third and Chestnut
st Louis No sole proprietor, whom all
ders be addressed TO get the genuine.
Sod by NJ kSErssI- II. l.. THOMPSON, n WALKER
4 Co, and 4 s PUTSAH, Druggist OTTAWA and by
Druggists generally. nyS
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viii CURE all Female Complaints, such as Ex-
essve, Suppressed. Painful MenstruatiOn, P1uor
Albus or Whites Earr-nness Saow Compile xion Head
Ache Dizziness, Weak Nerves Frghtfu Dreams,
Diseases by Colds Checked Perspiration
es, Over Excitement, &C. Of the Sexual Organs.
HooP-rs Female Cordial is universally ackno ~leged by
the ladies the hest remedy invented.
Sss Prizes 81 per bottle, six bottles for s..
sgDE. EASTEELY, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, St Louis, Mo sole proprietor, and whom all
orders he addressed.
ts Sold by IL kSEUSsI, g. l.. THOMPSON. u wALEER
4 Co. and A : PUTNAM, Druggists, Ottawa. and by
Druggist generally. rnyl5
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DER. EASTEsSIN,S
Iodine and SarSaDarilla.

VIII cure all diseases arising from impure state Of
the BIsop. depraved condition of the fluids ef the
systeh. viz: Cancers Swelling Of the Glands, Rheuma
tism White Sweilincs Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles Bos
Eryspeas Goitre Pains in the Bones and joints Ulcers
in the Mouth ard Throat, and all Chronic Constitutional
Diseases. This medicine serche. out the very roots Of
the disease by purifying the blood, and changing the
cretions in the system, thus removing the cause which
renders the CURE CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
Dr. FAsTERLY's IoIISg AND SlRsArsRuLA will the
MERcUEIAL DISEASE, and drive and destroy
every particle o. which the SYSTEM, and
its bad effects
1t will cure SECONDARY SYPHILIS or vEyEREAL DISEASE
and will drive the SYrHILrTC and all HEREDITARY
and POISONOUS of the system through
the SKIN, and restore the Patient per-
feet state Of HEALTH ana PURITY. 1t is positive
for LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, il used proper
length Of time challenge the world to produce its
equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in
mind that Dr. EisTERITs IoDTxE SAR<APARrLLA will
al Nervous Diseases Ferale Complaints Dropsy,
Gravel Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, in a few days.
1t will remove PimPies and Blotches from the FACE,
and make the Skin Clear, White and Beautiful Ala
1t does this by purifying the by its
prompt action the Liver, Kidneys, and Secretory Or
gans producing vigorous health
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofua,
Old Sores letter Ringwerm, Scad Head BIo:hes Erup-
:ons OF the skin and ali cUtaneous diseases adj
vised to procure GRIDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TET-
TER OINTMENT, to apply the diseased parts
when using DR.. Easery's Iodine Sarsaparia. The
Iodine and arsapari!a pgrifes the BLOOD, and
the Sores TO discharge their MATTER, and the
OINTMENT HEALS THEN. When BOTH used, (Which
always recommend PERMANENT and RADICAL cure is
Away, Effected They the best and most POWERFUL
orRATIvEs known 10 fair trial is all ask de
fear the result.
t Price OF the iodine and Sarsaparilia $ per bot
the, six bottles for s. GRDIEYs SALT RAEUM ONT
80 per bottle Both prepared by DR.
EasTERLY of Third and Chesnat st. Lou
is Mo, sole proprietor whom all orders be ad
dressed
SG Sold by NJ KSEUSsL, G. L. THOMPSON, p. WALKER
Co, and A :. PUTNAM druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. myS
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a lar-c part OF
the globe, is the consequence OF diseased action
In the system, induced by the poisonous milsrn IS
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat on wet soil and rises with
the watery vapor from it, While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor hngers near the earth sur
face, and the virlIs is taken with 1t through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts an irritating
poison on the internal ysccra and excreting organs
of the body. The liver becomes torpid and idls 10
secrete not only this virus, bnt also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
il the circulation, and produce violent constltu-
tional disorder The spleen. the Kidneys. and the
stomach sympathize with the liver. and become
disordcrel also. Finally, the instinct OF our Or
gan;sn, as If in attempt to eXpct the noxlous
Infusion concentrates The whole tlOoi Of the body
in the internal cXrreDres 20 force them To cast 1t
ont. The blood leaves the surface and rushes to
the central organs with congnSJvc violence. This
is the Chill. But in this effort il fails. Then the
FEvE.. follows. in which the blood leaves the CEN
ira, orrans and PUSHES 10 the surface, if in
another eJrt cxpel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin. In this
also Il falls. and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted. aud waits for the recovery OF strength
to rcnclt the hopeless effort a iothe day. These
are the fi.s or parovvsms Of tEyEA >Nn AGuB.
Such constitutional disorder will u c1 Sc under
lniur the health II il is not removed.
w have !abored to find. and hare Io;md, an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-11
DIR. RAKEI.,s SPECIFIC.

Nil Cure GonorrsGr, Gieet, Structure Seminal Weak
uess Ch0rdee, Diseases oftse Kidneys and B2adder
and al diseases Of the Genital organs.
Reader, have you a private disease? Do not neglect
it. DELAY DANGEROUS. DR. BAKER's SPECIFIC safe
speedy, and RADICAL CURE With DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC
You CURE YOURSELF and PREVENT EXPOSURE, plain
directions for accompany the Medicine.
Price 81 30 per bottle.
Ey-DE- EAsTEHLY, corner OF Third and Chestnut
streets, Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor whom
dcrs must be addressed to get the genuine.
Sold By VI. kSECsSL, C. l.. THOMPSON, D. WALKER
4 Co, and A s PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally myI5
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4 Gard 10 sE,c G>3G,r..

DIR. DUPONCO's GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR
FEMALES are iufaIhe for ing stoppare- or ire
uldritI-S Of the Nru--s.
These Pills are uoinE new but have been used nv 'a-
Doctor IN IL practice for many year, to,l Franc
ana America, with unparalleled every case.
and he Is urged - macy thousand ia- who have used
them, To make tie Pills public gr tfo alienation Of tlu--
suffering from any irregularities whatever. well as a
iT@VeHiIE" Z" those ladies whose heath viii I--.it
increase % family.
Pregnant f.IGa!e- those supVcs'u. tNe~salves So
cautioned against using the-- PMS while ia ,Ia,
condition. a. the proprietor assumes T-spou-. by
after the above aImcnition. although tl.ir uIu-,,
would prevent any injury health; Otherwise these
PMS are recommended Directions accompany each
box. Price 81.
sold at BhOlcsaleby G. I. THOMPSON
Geaeyai C5'rTty 1g,rr, Ot;uscI. H.
To whom all orders he addressed f4rui-h
dealers and druggists with circulars and cards and
the Pills at rrcpr3etOr's prices.
y. blades by enclosing 81 him IT she Ottawa r
o. have Dr.. Duprnco's Golden Fills b. return
mail lconhicntialy) any part Of the city country
See that ;ie signature Il DUponco. upon II box
you will then obtain medicine II may be r-ed rpOu
Sold at wholesale by PENTCN 4 ROBINSON.
de-. lJi South bsff--
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NEW PAPER AT PERr.-H s. BEEBE, Esq.
Gee of The Oldest settlers Of Peru, has CON-
.nenced the publication of a weekly paper n
that city called the Herald. Inc paper is
printed on new types, is as large a this
sheet, and presents very neat appearance.
In politics it appears to take 30 very decid-
ed stand, but as Mr. b. is a republican, we
presume nj. paper viii lean that way. Mr..
Il. is good writer, and wIthal pleasant,
we hope his enterprise may prove great
''scccess"
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LEcTuRs-The lecture OF the Rev. IHos.
ArPLEGATE, OF Warsaw, \. Y, before the
Young Mems Association On Tuesday eve
ming was chaste and cautiful production.
We certainly never heard finer lecture in
Ottawa. We regret that the crowded state
of our columns ION account OF the Message,)
compels Us to omit somewhat lengthy but
well conceived anc arpfeciativs notice of this
lecture prepared by d friend, for it really de-
served more than passing remark.
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CHICAGO MARKET.


Thursday Eve, Dec 0.
FLouR-FIrm. City mills winter wheat s., spr
wheat extra 81 i.25; superiine 300 2.25; fine,
100 lbs.
"HEAT.-More buyers than sellers Sales at OG
al."s for red winter; IL" for No. white winter !;
62a63c. for No. spring in store
toRN-More orders than be filled. Prices
range from 43ai6 pr 20 lbs for ear, TO 5a5j for
sheilcd IN store.
OATs.-lnactivc. Sales of old at 40 a SIC in bags
View 40ai3c.
BAELEr-Prime 75asoc.; No ,, 65aG6e.
EGGs-20a 2ic
LIVE iloGs-Denand excessive at 5.OOa5. IS per
100 lbs live weight
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

Ayriral ard D.Day-',i,re nj -Hgiis.
Eastern arrives A II. and T.. NJ Glrt ~ i.v
r NJ; closes I-J' T.. NJ.
Western arrives go P. VI; departs 1855 ?. ~ e!cs-s
1900 VI.
Touica arrives Tuesdays Tlu-.Inv7. and SATURDAYS
l0.vCA. NJ departs same days 2oJ r. NJ, closes irU
PM.
Newark arrives Tuesdays, snd Saturdays 1900 A VI:
departs 100 2. NJ; closes I-.-1 +. VI.
EaTyi'le and Freedom arrives 44s!y 1900 u departs
800 f. VI.
A>blry arrives Tuesdays and Fridays SEQ r. u. lie.
part. Wednesdays and Saturdays 80 \. Il close,
900 7. ".
Lisbon strives Monday and Thursday 1""9 4 NJ; lie
parts same day 2:'p 7. NJ; closes l.nu p VI.
WI l. GIBSON, p. "
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Congress.

About 200 members answered to their
names at roll call in the lower house of con-
gress on Monday, and about 30 Senators.
Both Houses appointed the usual committees
to inform each other and the President ef
their readiness 10 proceed to business, and
then, next in order, the Presidents Message
was received and read. In the senate, after
the reading Of the Message, Mr.. Bigler NOV.
ed the printing of 90 900 extra copies, y ici.
brought up Mr. Hale, who found fault with
oies- Inc motion was then adopted and the
Senate adjourned-I the House. after the
reading simple motion to print was adopt
ed, and the Messas. referred 10 the comm +
tee Of the whole.
On Tuesday no business worth naming
was done in either house, and after a short
session, both houses adjourned to Thursday,
to give their presiding officers time to ar
range the standing committees.
On Thursday the senate did nothing worth
noting. In the House the anding commit
tees were announced TLsir arrangement
differs little from last session. Phelps, OF
No, takes CLANCY Jones pace at the head
Of the Was snd Means. Mr. Morris, OF H.,
gave notice of bill to empower the terrific
r!es 20 elect their own Governors, Judges
&C.; slss Of bill to admit sugar and salt
free Of duty. The case Of Judge Watrous
OF Texas was then taken up and discussed
until the House adjourned.
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0tta1a free Gra6tr.
OTTAWA DECEMBER Ii 1858
Carriers Address.

The Carrier of this paper will give pre-
MUM OF, tire dollars for the best New Years
Address to the patrons Of the Free Trader,
at the beginning Of the year 1859. All con-
tributions to be sent in before to 25th of De-
cember, and the premium to be awarded by
competent gentlemen
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STRANGE AND SUDDEN RISE OF THE RIVERS.
Both rivers at this place suddenly rose
Yesterday to within few feet Of high water
mark, although there has been no recent rain
or melting Of snow to cause such an extra
ordinary swelling of the waters. The float
ing ice in the Illinois river has probably
gorsed at the islands below town, which will
account for the milk in the cocoa-nut.
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CHANGE Of THE.-The time of trains pass
ing Ottawa on the Chicego and Rock Island
R. R. has been SO changed that both day
trains meet at Ottawa at ESQ P. NJ, and the
night trains at 1885 P. NJ.
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Farmers of Ea Salie County.

NUR stock Of Dress and Fancy Goods, Domestics and
~ choice Groceries is the largest and best to be found
in this market, and receiving additions week
ly suit on all times, in quality quantity and
price There is not a House in this any adjoining
County that CAN underSell US.
Remember tire place, next to Eames, Allen 4 Co.'S
Bank north Of the Court House.
iuul9 l. \. & D. VI. HAI.BEET.
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WAsnIsGros L,Gar GUARDS iEoIEEipE.-
The Washington Light Guards Of this City,
Capt. o. c. GRAID propose to have erano
promenade at Metropolitan Hall on New
Years Eve, Dec. slst,) in which the ladies
and gentlemen of the city are invited to par
ticipate. There will will be music, dancing,
a supper, and fine times generally.
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No NEAT on SuNDAr.1Yhe butchers Of
this city have unanimously signed an agree
ment from this time forth to SILL no more
>, oat on Sunday. People that can't get to
market D, fore o'clock on Saturday night,
don't deserve to eat neat an Sunday.