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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-06
Agricuiaurai Implements.
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.

Manufacturer ami Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds OF
EE-!ui ing ss,i = elements and FsS=cs.ig1CTs.
= UCN ~ ThVyshiug aud Reapiug Machines, Power
= and hand Corn Shelters Tanning Mills, Hay Cutters,
Povs, arrows seed Drills and Planters both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
ChurnE. OK Iokes and Bows. Axes, Hachets. Shoyes,
Spades, and Forks Also, the celebrated Sod and SUB
Pows and variety o. others for breaking and
stirring, manufactured LoCsD0 Joliet Norris Peru
and Palestine The Premium STAR Corn and Cob Mil,
Garden and FELL Seeds, in az varieties, and genu-
inc. Also, the Chinese sugar Cane sal, warranted
pure.
Also large stoc,. of y. Y Wagons, which are now
route Ottawa, and soon will be for sale at the Agr
cultural Store on La Sale -.
Grateful for former patronage. solicit the connu
ance Of orders the present shall spare e
fort to make IL object for farmers patronage My
goods all made OF the best material and by the most
experienced workmen. Tmar2i T.. W. CHAMBERLAIN
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TAVING formed Part' -rshiP in the hutchefing bn-
- sineSS. solicit patronage nj the above stand
Beef Smoked Hams, Veal Mutton Sausage Lard Tai
low salt Pork baconin short, every article belonging
to a well regulated Meat Market always on hand.
J,c,H EFCuERIY Tmar2ll ". MATTHIAS
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;E.EEi.sc.g H,.H Dress iEa king.
Ms ERl!EI

IL riuy that lie Ha- taken the rooms over ~ MEL
Ieahy-- Boot s:are. Madison S. few doors v"-i O"
Columbus Ottawa where she sol!ciS orders IL al that
pertains O. TIE Millinery Trade ia TIE line oi br--s
N4s5u- Cutting, Ff-iur. &c. Her stock % N'N5H@-"
,saals las been selected With rnIch and VII he
found .s.J.a-ior Having IsI InfoIc distinction and
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IeFEF PORK. MUTTON &C., &C, Il best the country
produces 10 tie Lad at sol Degeu'- Meat Mar
ket. Of Main and Columbus Streets in eastman
old stand east p the Mansion Hsus-. The patronage Z"
the public j., respectfully solicited.
Ottawa october 81 SOL DEGEN. Proprietor
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yyTOJID inform the farming community that they
w manufacturing very superior CORN SiiELiER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had il we'll tested the
past by numerous farmers and Warehouse men,
We are prepared speak adviseiy Of its merits. and
can all who have used it for the proof OF wG;
W. ~ay. w therefore challenge competition with any
Machine in All We ask i trial. being willing
lie Machine to stand upon its own merits.
N. are ai-p manufacturing large hOrss powers and
ti.r-.lser>. of the most approved kind in use.
~ Kinds Of repairs done short notice and
BE terms.
Sl.,i. i'm connection with the Steam Planning Mil.
S.u-9-;r KING. GILMAN co.
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zsr. VI. WRITTEN.
D@rtJst and Manufacturer Of Mineral Teeth.
Would respectfully submit the citizens of Ottawa and
vicinity the following list Of his prices for articia!
teeth
1st Cldss HOrk.
Gold. !SIrsr
Block reth. tcf his own manufacturer up
per and under {.J
Single Teeth (of his own ufacture,, nP-
per and under, ,-..-----------.--- -. 125 63
2T CtlSs UOJk
tam Teeth common style. and under. 50 40
fialn reeth vifiou; Gums upper and under, 20 81
kEfhkEScks--I- Hamilton. Esq. II. F. Earnes, Esq,
r. C. Prescott tSq. ) w Minis F<a J. & UAthewav
NJ D., D. C. Stone NJ D.. Wm. O-rrsn Esg Jns S.nrt
NJ D. p J. McCiorrisk. VI D. J. ~ IIarri. n n T
c. Putnam, NJ u.
DR.. whitten Is the only manufacture Block or SIN
gle Teeth in thc State west OF Chicago for which
awarded the I-t premium at the La Sale County Fair
Teeth inserted IN = and improved plan, without
the OF Clasps.
Rooms in Stcut's office, in Post Office block.
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Matchmaker end Je,rSl~r-t 4. F'Sslsr's ali ~tG1d,
!S5sfb site Of tAe C0rrt HOHSe Sy,,sre. Ott.isrG
TYYAFCH work thoroughly done and warranted
w Clocks repaired the shortest notice Clocks.
3, atch-- aud Jew-lry fer sale cheap Dec u
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YtrticuIar attention given - -urEery-
ofce in Gibson 4 Brothers new block In Sail
Street On. door south Of Elack Colr Furniture StsT
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


RESOLUTIONS AND MOTIONS PAsskD, AND MOTIONS 10
RBcossIDER PENDING.
l. Al adverse report upon the eetton Of lemuel J.
resolution N enable the select committee 10 whom
wAs referred much Of tne Presidents message
s'es railroad 70 the Pacific Ocean 70 employ clerk,
OF the usual rate az compensation.
g. letter in u the resolution Of the House Of
the LIST instant relative 70 the expenses Of the Legislature
u Kansas Territory.
REsoLurroS LYING ovKR usDsR TIE RULE
l. resolution requesting the President Of the Unftcd
States 10 communicate 70 ulF House copies OF all insrue
ous Wy himself any head OF department, 10 the Co
ober executive officer 10 the Territory OF Kan
md all correspondence With the sane, together vita
copy a. tue executive minues also copy Of the con
suirt;ou framed Al ecomptou and copy ol the census
return q the In each election precinct s t1e
the 2lst q December and sth Of January last
sKsA1B EBsoLr11os WITH Horw AMENDMENT
THERETO
resolution 10 extend The operation or TIE act ao-
proved January To- 1857 entled ian act 70 amend act
entitled act 70 promote TIE efficiency OF the navy
BILLS PROM THs srS.rE on rHnH Past AND ~.
COND AIDING.
An act for The admission Of the state Of Minnesota in
70 the Union.
q an act 10 amend or dsnne the act o. July 49, 1880
entitled "an act providing 'or recording the convey
u vCsses, snd for other pufposce
D. An W provide for issalpg patents In certain
when grants Of the public lands have been or may be
made 70 States by Congress.
An &C, rr.vidpg Tor the arrest and rstarn Of fusi
| tives from iuetice 70 the Dstrit a Columbia.
g. An W authorize the Secretary Of tho Interior 10
ssue aid vsrralv 70 Joseph Chase, James Young AMI
Alexander Keef
O. An act for the rClef OF T. mas phuniN Jr.
T. An act for the relief OF John Scott Bill ". house and
Samuel o. House.
an SC - repeal The Anh section Of an oct enised
can 70 authorize the register or enrolment and H.
cepse 10 be in The Of The president
Tar, OF any incorporated company owning steamboat
vessel, :" approved March 3, $50.
% An AT 70 provde tue ana settle nent % the lapd
els,u, Of the heirs Of Jeh1 Underwood. Florida.
10 Az act 70 Incorporate the Washington National No
nurent Society.
~ An act 70 amend act outtled ian act Tor enrol
hps and stJe vessels 10 be employed 10 The
oosng trade snt Gsho-ies AMI for regulating the same
passed Febftsfy :, 1893
10 Ar act olot for M ccscn q certain confirm
cd private ard csts tbs ss OF Missouri, aud for
| other Iurpoeea
~ Ar ,ho raef n re heirs and legal represeD
tatives ~ q ~"r In ~ Of TO state Of toulss1s
= u. ~ w. l9T a. EgEs. u .Arnuei " sues.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17
WEAvERvIILE. CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, JULY II. 1853

AN ENTERPRIsING CoLoRED MAN. Handsome
the colored porter, is parsonage of some note
among his people, because of his having been the
first colored man this side OF the mountains. He
was an Arkansas slave, and came to California
with his master, of whom he purchased his free
dom for four thousand five hundred dollars fif
teen hundred of which he sent to him after his re-
turn to Fort Smith. sonin-Iaw of the master
expressed dissatisfaction at Handsome's' liberia
tion, and in a consequent dispute the master was
shot dead. Hearing of the quarrel which had ex
listed some time before the fatal termination, the
slave offered to send more money, but was in
formed by the master that he had paid enough,
and was advised by him not to come back But
Handsome longed for the old plantation, and
went as far as San Juan, where he fell sick, spent
all his money, and was brought back by q benev-
olent Kentuckian, whose name he has forgotten,
but whom he still tells of with all the gratitude
of simple and honest heart. In 1851 he owned
500 day, to the hand, the other $780, hiring
white men TO work, at 50 day. He tells that
when about to pay $4,000 instalment on his free
dom, certain Abolitionists tried to persuade him
to abandon his master and threatened to shoot
him if he paid another dollar but the faithful
slave, contrary to the advice of his master and
friend, fulfilled the contract to the last cent
Returning from San Juan, Handsome worked
for Mr.. Joseph Sturdevant until he earned enough
to open boarding house, in which enterprise he
says he 'went up the fume, because of injudi-
cious indulgence in the credit system, during a
hard winter-hs boarders sloped without settle
ment, and are aslant yet. He now owns little
garden ranch, near Weavervllc, which, in add-
tion to other industrial pursuits yields him con.
siderable income. His real name is Harry Muir
phy-that being the name of his master, who
gave him permission to be called. This we
have written as he related, and so writing graft
fed the highest ambition of an humble being
whose honesty, fidelity and industry have deserv-
ed this brief chronicle Polybus and Livy wrote
of the African Hannibal, and may not the vii.
lage chronicler narratc Of Handsome Harry,
who is, also, in some sort, hero
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

WELLS. FARGO Cove receive city papers
from the San Francisco branch of the above
named house, daily What is the reason none
can be had from the Sacramento and Marysville
houses? The mere freight of an exchange paper
is too small a matter to be considered by that
firm, and one received is great favor to a news
paper in the interior. We would not ask any
express to carry packages and subscribers papers
for nothing, but the absolute refusal to bring an
exchange over their route is entirely too small a
potato for Wells, Fargo q Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

WHEN l AN OLD.-When | am old-and OH,
how soon, when life's sweet morning yields to
noon, and moons broad, fervid, earnest light be
shaded in the solemn night Till like n story,
well nigh told will seem my lfc-when | am old.
When l am old, this breezy earth will lose for
me its voice of mrth--thc streams will have an
under tone of sadness not by right their own,
and springs sweet power in vain unfold in rosy
charms-when am old When am old. shall
not care to deck with flowers my faded hair;
twill be no vain desire of mine in rich and costly
dress to shne bright jewels and the brightest
gold will charm me not--when am old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17
ALL'S w Ell 4.
BY EDWARD s. ELLIS.

List upon the low winds dying,
Sounding like the midnight bell,
Like some groaning giant signing,
Come the mystic words, Ais Well!
Now the weary mother kneeleth
Ger her faintng groaning son
Now the drunken father reeleth,
Winding not the dying one.
Now the maddened gambler plotteth
How to gain the spoils of men;
Now the wretched pauper rotteth
Where old Dives prayers ascend,
Now the wheel of fortunes turning,
Spreading life and death around;
Now the freuzied brain is burning,
And the dying wall doth sound
Now the murderer's knife doth glistcn
Der his sleeping victims form
Now the suicide doth listen
To the bowling, welcome storm.
Death and Crime are, fearless, walking
O'er the darkened, sinful world
And Despair is madly stalking
Where the soul is downward hurled.
But, list list that tone is ringing
Hear it rise and slowly swell
To the winds its lie is flinging,
In those ghostly words, 'All's Well =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

JOHN KNoXs PRAYER.--At the first assembly
when the Scottish Confession of Faith was read
and approved, John Knox prayed
90 Lord Almightie, and Father mostc mcrci-
full, there is none lyke thee in heaven nor in
earthe, which workest all things for the glorie of
thy name and the comfort of thyme elect. Thou
dydst once make man ruler over all thy crea-
lures, and placed hym in the garden Of all pleas
ures but how soone, alas dyd he in his felicitie
forget thy goodnesse. o most lovynge Lord, for
give us our unthankfulnesse and all our synnes
for Jesus Christ's sake'
The world will never forgive the zealot refor
mer for his prosecutions of the beautiful Mary,
Queen of Scots.