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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

The Shelbyvile, Tenn, Expositor,
makes the following capital remarks
which we commend to our lady readers.
generally -
"Inere is a class Of persons in tie
world denominaled young aGIes." Oh
all the classes of society, perhaps, hey
are the most strictly watched, and, al the
same time, their characters the most east
y iaTnishcd. This, IN all proDaOhi'y
may 81 first view, seem to be unjust, anu
even cruet, ye, we are inclined TO believe
that such State Of tAing is (ar better for
TIE heaIth!ul tone OF society than lhe re.
verse, OF even modification would he.
The world Especially that portion called
iman) eXPCct luIl development of modes
ty, amiabilly, and becoming reserve in
the younger portion of the softer sex.
Female modesty aud delicacy forbid any
thing ike coarse vulgarisms, and she who
is guilty OF the same is looked upon as be-
longing merely in name TO lire Iairer por-
lion OF nature, without preserving a single
attribute 0l that sweetness of disposition
and oyelinoss of conduct that should al.
ways characterize her department..
Woman was made 10 solace lhc dark
paths Of mans existence. Man TO love
and to defend her.
The dark lrowns and warike words Of
young ladies are the most disgusting
scenes in the drama Of life. Men OF re.
fnement and good taste will turn from
them as they would from the jaws Of
death Let, therefore, their grievances
be what they may, they should ever be
calm, deliberate, modest, retiring, avoiding
all coarse, vulgar conduct, by not giving
place to il by word or thought. We read
sometimes of heroines who, perhaps,
have used the dagger successfully, and
vindicated their own regulations with a
tue masculine nerve. Charlotte CoTday
and Joan of Arc were true heroines; bnt
we would not laud them as examples 10
the sex. How DO we, the male portion
Of the world, view them? Not in the
light Of pure, angelic beings, but rather as
kind of masculine creatures that may be
aPpauded. but seldom if ever loved as
types Of pure womanhood.
The females character has always been
guarded by the sterner sex. There is
therefore, no necessity of her adopting
any species Of warfare whatever. 1t only
makes her appear ridiculous in the eyes
Of sensible men. Innocence will always
be established if found 10 exist: while
guilt, on the other hand, will invariably
be brought to light. The world, with all
lis faults, will, upon mature reflection, DO
right. Few men hPre are, indeed, so
contemplate mean as 10 asperse The char
acter Of a pure, modest, and spotIess fe-
male. The being who would be guilty
Of such conduct should, like Cain, Ce
driven out from the rest IF mankind.
His name should be "a reproach and
BY word" and all should cry out wiIh ref
erence 10 him-accWScG!
A LunaIic once informed his physician,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
CHAPTER VI--AND LAST.
THE DEATH STRUCK PAIL OF Doom.

II
Bat ii!tle more remains to be told. Sc
Itch soon alter the death Of GcnguIphus,
stabbed herself with bed wrench, and
her paramour, Fee ii le Sw ash Bosky be
boming stricken with remoIse, buried her
self in a pot Of Porler--beeIs up. The
Countess FiIz Fun eIoped with an EgyP.
lian mummy, in good state Of preserra-
tion, and the Count de Scratch, having
lost the whole Of his fortune in play Ing
"Simon says wig wag" with Lord de
Monzo, he was forced to emIgrale West,
where lie enlisted as orderly sargcanI TO a
lime kiln, and was shortly afterwards Kill
led by the accidental bursting of a cab
bage head. His remains now lie buried
among the fearful rol!ings Of The gentle
RaPpahannock.
May the mud rest lightly upon him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
At Rest.

She is at rest, said tie village pastor.
as we stood around the shrouGed figure OF
lhe dead. How sweet, how ,onsoldiory
these words seemed when applied 20 her
who lay ~ dreamless slBmber before us!
The form, whose din outline roGlJ bo
seen through the " hIte cerem,nis 0i 10
grave, was wasted 10 mere shadow 0l
tits former symmetry, and the cold hands
folded over the silent heart weIr SD thin
and so transparent that you could trace
each blue vain.
There was many silver thread in tire
dark hair, gathered bark from the broad
Iorehead; many a deep won .ihe pale
and rigId face. Care aud sorrow had
swept the bloom from lSe cheek, and east
g'oomy shadow over he spiTIl, which
had now taken It's flight heavenwarh.
She had learned brler lessons w human
snll,IIug-; byr home had been sdsrk enei
By death, and her husband and child had
long been tenants Of The loDb. The rosy
visions Of childhood had thus melted
away like the Ilpis OF ilie rainbow; lie
bright passion-drPsms OF youth bad he6;
lie hopes and plans Of mature years bad
been gras ped bv The iron hand of adsersi-
ty. Inends had deserted ler. and love
had grown cold. Herexisifnce swps
perpetual struggle, yeismid every ulai.
every misfortune, Fl'e keli bsr ialth In
God undimmed. lie silver cord wa5
'broken now; she was free froW tpIl AMI
grief, size wss al resi- hike Tie ealenPekl-
losl maIlner she made The pFulpgs voyage
of liGe with hPr gaze fixed Oh ibe day star
Of Eternity, snd IN that peaceful bea'Cn
beyond the rvcr ol DEAN. her sweet re-
pose Is endless. Wat en- te more
soothing !ban he lbDDght Ui eiempf resi-
II c0r6ts lo Us with It's caim and holy
influences. " ben tie young pas away
from earth, and even in our lsmeGiailons
for them, il is cheering to know q al they
have escaped the snares of the world
that they will never mingle m the. Wild
strife Tor wealth and distinction. and never
feel tie blighiing breath Of anguisb.
Wien the poor die 10 peace sc rejoies IN
.be belief thjI lley have f6oBd ferose 10
The .beIler land. 1hefs 10 stofms eons.
anI no clouds Of sonow IOwes, ,bDi ih9
weary arc stTest. e
The SOu.h, fn. Era 40 Tres ts.e fa.Ft,pgo
Of Mr. j. II. Suange TO Miss Elizabeil
A. Strange. OF AIbeiDarIe Coz Va. ka
sxch snae. thinks il very SHangt, BIZ,
~ : no Joubl q Dex, event vii be q la
Ii aYGagt1. ssi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

A fight occurred at Wheeling. Va, on
Wednesday, between J. B. Bingham,
Esq. of the Times, and Cept. Mcclure,
of the McLure House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

A military officer in Texas boasts
through the papers, "Ihal his men would
rally al The tap of the drum Prentice
says perhaps they would rally, sill more
promptly AT the tap OF The keg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

The following poiiee, says The Salem
Gazette may be seen on a RIseksmi.h's :
shop in the town of. Essex No Horses
'Shod on Sunday exseplin sickness ass
Death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

A Lunalic once informed his physician,
who was classifying cases ofinSanHy, that
he had lost his wits by watching a poili-
clan, whose course was so crooked lhai II
turned bis brain. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
fortune is made
"Nis long days Of labor
And nights devoid Of ease"


are over, and he has but TO enjoy himself
reaping rewards for small investments OF
money or muscle, This is pernicIous
delusiDn, nothing else. We say from
good knowledge Of the subject, that The
West is hard place 10 obtain good liv-
ing, except person has money with
which to purchase house, and has means
10 make himself comfortable in II; then
incessani industry, contact with all slas-
ses and characters OF men, eyes opento
every advantage, will give the persons
living, with the promise OF something
more after few years. But, for men
without means, dependent upon what
"tUrns up" for a living, we know there
is better cha &C in The older settled
States. where their is mores settled or
der vl lhiugs, more wealth, more popuG
,ion. young man. AL = hearlf and
energy, wihou, a family, Who can do we'll
any who're, is the person 10 60 TO The new
S,a'C, for he has youth and hralIl and
none dependent ou him and cam, there
iore, lLni 20 labor and wait io lho good
time coming.
We say dis from no desire 10 reward.
in any way the growth OF the mighty
West" but simply TO stale what seems
apparent and proper irom observation. Be-
fore seeking the new home We should adj
wise the person TO consult some friend on
The ground in whose judgement he. can
have confidence; and never under any
circumstances cmigrale except full
knowledge Is had of ibe particular locali-
ly, It's people as well as It's soil. health as
well as lis fuure prospects. Otherwise
il may cost him dear.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

Cream may be frozen by simply put
ing it into glass vessel, and then placing
he whole in an old bachelor 5 bosom.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

Three things that never agree-two
cats over one mouse, two wives IN one
house, or two lovers after one maiden.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
A ONE HORSE NOVEL !

BOBTAL's GREAT PRIZE STORY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
STAY Where You Are.

We believe more men have been dis
appointed in "going West" says the.U.
S. Gazeue, than were ever known in Cal
iforna from want Of means in gathering
gold. The idea seems 10 prevail that all
mechanic. or farmer, or common labo-
rer. has 10 dois to find ways and means
TO 90 West--lo Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Missouri, or Minnesota
nhern his fntnne is made
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

A Tale of Sea and Shore--.A Romano
Of the Ten Pin .4jley and the BiNim(
Saloon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

TIE DouMED KING OF CLAM SOUP.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

The SOTh,fu Era 90 Ires "a; fI.ft'pge
of Nr. j. II. SuaDgr 10 Miss Elizdbeii,
A. Strange, OF AIbeparie Coz Va. hA
excl rnge, thinks il very Shanst. bra
s4y no Joubi q Dex, event w III be q la
tie SIfengfT. 2ssi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNIN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14

Sweet Nature sleeps. The moons pale
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-08-14
EUening Bulletin.
Young Ladies'.

The ShelbyvilIe, Tenn, Exposior'
makes the following capital remarks
which we commend to out lady readers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
E,:;r,j ytOOi; l.U,s,i,er-

@ AWED Oak Tmbcr-all sizes-from GIG and loXl2
- and from u to "a feet long.
Black Lumber, consisting of Newell Post Tim.
Der. 6X6 to SNS.
Plank, to 81 inches thick.
Boards. inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle STUFF and Oak Plank.
1000 Sawed Oak Posts, FOR sale by
WM. NJ. TRUE
fcb7-tf Office in Bankof Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
Duty OF O.i.yinc " hi-S.

Ii is time for old line whigs to consider
their duty to their country and TO them
selves. Hosts Of good and true men, car
ried away hy the temporary excitement
about Kansas, have permitted themselves to
float along with the orIo ition. Now that
the rspub lean organization has no living
principal worthy Of being con.cn led for,
they are leaving the cause of sCctIonali>m.
and boldly avow themselves national men,
and that hereafter they Will act with the
Democrat, party. The last, not least. by
any means, comes General E.k!ey: one of
the talented men Of the old wing party Of
Ohio, who has determined to act with the
democratic party on this occasion. The
StcuheUviilc Js,i0H says:
General l., key, and old line wing, kLewn
to every person IL this district, attended
the democrats convention az Harlem or the
10th. and addressed the democracy. Gen.
Eckley, IN company with great many old
wings, has lett the abolition paIiy-they
stood il as long as they cou!I, and only LETT
it when they found that the Harp they
were always expected to play on had but
one string, which sounded negro all the time
and it is for this reason that old wings in
tend 20 vote fr0m this out with the demo
crazy until the abolition party is dissolved.
We do not say thar Gen. Ecls!ey and scores
OF wings who attended our congressional
convention intend to join the democratic
party forever, bat they will act with US be
cause our principles, tourling all national
questions, comes nearer theirs than the one
idea which the rugged issue man-'the
king OF the twenty first distrct'-has pre-
scented to The voters ( tits district for the
last four wears.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
lnsuranre.
lnsurdnre.
By STATE AUTHORITY.
INDEMNITY.
PEa NIX
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash CEpz.a. and Surplus. S35O.OOO.

Cash CAPITA. and Surplus. S35O.OOO.
:. L. LonNI>, President.
NJ H,GmI''; General Agent ut Cincinnati.
Agencies in tie principal cities end 7oacns in the
Union.
Ty,HE Phoenix Insurance Company has a Cash Capit1l
4 Of Tao UUad,ed TiOusGnd DOlid,rs, with a large
aud constantly increasing surplus invested very
best stocks and curItes the country The Ca
pita is SOUND and AVAILABLE. and in hypo
thecated collateral to any outstanding obligations
In regard to the prompt adjustment and payment of
losses no Compasy stands higher or has better repu-
taton than the Phoenix and shall ever be our aim
to maintain the reputation which by honorable
tions. and fair dealings, We have obtained.
Applications received and policies issued by
EDWARD J. COLLINS,
.fr1rt Jur OttdICI and ricindy
Office in Metropolitan Block, with VIM Smith Esq.
\. B-Nr. e IS poceGe' 10 T.He,c all pending po-
dcies IN the Pios"jr 10. :f HIrttocd.
ArpIroR's OFFICE STATE OF ILLINOIS,
SrE.EGrIFIp, October ilth, ISIS.
WnEREAS The Phoenix Insurance Company, located at
Hartford the OF Connecticut, has hled III this
Office of the condition of Its Affairs, as re-
quircd by " An Act TO regulate the Agencies Of Insu
Companies Incorporated by the State OF Hi
uois approved February L. l,55 and an act amenda-
tory thereto approved January - 1851 and whereas,
said Company has furnished satisfactory evidence that
possessed Of the required amount Of capital in
vested in stocks and mortgages ana has MED IN tins OIL
foe written signed by the President and
secretary thereof appointing EDWARD Collins OF OF
Agent for the transaction of the business of
said Company and fully and unreservedy authorizing
him to acknowledge service OF process for and on be
half Of said Company, conserving that service OF pro-
upon him, the said Agent shall be taken and held
be valid Is if served upon the Company, and waiv
/ ing all claim of error by reason OF such service.
New therefore, in pursuance OF the provisions OF the
Act aforesaid. l. JESSE X. DUHo!s, Auditor cf Public Ac
counts of the State Of Illinois, do hereby certify tina
the said EDw ARD J COLLINS is authorized Agent
for the said Company to transa CT the basin OF lusu
in this State until the iniryrst day of Jsnua
rv. in The year eighteen hundred and fifty nine fa
as he may be legally empowered to do by said Com
panv-
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereuno subj cribed m,
r, name. and affixed the seal OF office. Spring
L. - field, this iith day Of October. A; d; 1858
I ocE6-Iy JESSE X. DUBOIS. Audiior p 4,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

How FlSE GENTLEMEN Surposr F,yr
CLoIHEs-How- oNE WAS CAUGHT IN HIS ow.
TgAr-There are thousands of girls of the
town in Ney. York who have their Covers
whom they support in elegant style, paying
their board, ;aiIors' and bar-yoom bills, be-
sides giving them money ''to try their lHck'
at fare" The most extensively dressed
ard extensively moustached male promena-
ders On Broadway. belong to this class. The
more generous and elevated term applied TO
them is fancy men," but the degrading and
correct designation is ''pimps." Ons Of
those debased gentry, who goes by the name
of Harvey Field, made complaint of grand
larceny against Emma MoTey, Saturday,
charging her with stealing jewelry and six
dresses belonging to girl living at No. 81
Lispenard street. IL was proven on the ex-
animation, before Justice Welsh, that Field
committed the larcencies himself, a, d that
he made the complaint against the accused
because She would not come down" with
as much money as he wanted to gamble
with. Field has been for several wears. the
supported clover of Emma Morey. The
facts are developed, Immediately turned the
tables against Field. the magistrate dis
charged Emma and sent her accuser TO the
Tooubs to be tried upon the charge brought
by himself at the next session of the Cour,
f Special Sessions-N. y Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

YaIIIE subscriber offers FOR sale lis present residence
which. j. acknowledged to be the beautiful
caiity in all ottawa said premises consist Of Block
TWENTY-FIVE (22 in Green's Addition. least side Of Fox
Rivera containing Is Lots, or between 3 and
III. improvements consist Of spaci, gothic house.
containing rooms. cellar, and every
supplied with gas BESIDES, there Is excellent well
cisrcrn under and convenient to the kitchen
barn and other ogtbudiugs ia keeping with the arcb
trcturai style the house The garden is supplied with
all kinds bearing fruit trees Indigenous the eli
mate together with half dozen varieties grapes
curran,s gooseb-rrics strawberries, &c. &C. the Who'll.
furnishing a most desirable and complete home for a
gcnte,l family.
The whole or par: OF the above named property VII
be sold reasonable terms 20 suit the purchaser.
Also suuiry articles 81 personal property among
which fine mare and colt wargOr cutter and bar
ness, two COWS, garden po", &c, &c.
e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30


4 LARGE. comruodous, and well finished story
y brick House. in Ottawa Centre, for sale. with ore
two, three Lnts-on" Of the very plea situ7-
in the City, only minutes waE from the Court
House. Enquire % the subscriber, the Rank Of Of
tawa. March 29l ESQ. WIilPPLE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

CDNFECTlONER STORE.
At HGr.GLe's old s.rn0 Main nearly cppS.
site Ia. Bank.
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
TIE subscriber having taken the late popular eetab.
h.bment OF T. b. HsmaIle. il prepared to ranufsc-
ture and supply, heretofore, all kinds OF Ccnec,eb-
cry at wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal the best
eastern article.
He also keeps all kinds of TOYS. table ornaments
ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer,
az his Also, SUPP lied by the quantity private
families, parties, &c.
All kinds of fancy Wedding Cake constantly hand,
O mamma turrd order. lmay2Sl NH. EBERT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

TaNHE Klarne Hotel. A good well in the dwelling,
Z and good stab'iur and yard attached. Apply La
Sale ST, OPPOSITE the Court House TO
ocg-ff r d. MANOSEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

NOTICE hsr,by given 70 al persons having claims
against estate o. Edward Hollands, dec d.. that
wiz attend term o. the County Court Of La Sale
County be held Al Ottawa, IL said County Of La oalie
and STATE Of Illinois, on TIE 1t Monday Of December
next when aud where ID perso1s having claims against
said notified t. present The same IL writing 10
.ai1 Court :cE q --tUl-gt.
ABIGAIL HOLLANDS, Af'Hr.
rra-fw tU { HOLLANDS, adu.'r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

Chi.dren,S EOoks.
A NICE variety of useful and beautiful Books for
"A Children, Games, Paints, &c. tocol z. Y. GRIGGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
Fowler Lrstitute,

-
DFv J HlGBY having purcI9 ed a equal share With
II Nr. FowLEE IN tins Institute, located at Newark
E-ui Co L.. hs friends that no trouble or
expense W.. he spared make the school worthy Of
patronage IN er.rv 1rGy. Tie entire building having
been repaired and r-fttrd. vii p. rcopeurd IN eepien
Der the p Term commencing sin--day. sept. lst.
There viii b. connected with ii Institution depart
7ear for Yong -r-tr--r- ~ o. one ;or young ladies
rlc 81 Institution - 70 develop the charac-
ter form tie manners. and E he comP.--st sense 70
educate the moral u-errtEa and p. ys-al powers OF
rhe pupil order n. better 20 accomplish Ills PEr-
pose coruuat-f Board Of Trustees have been elected
and Rev. J 9 HCEEnUG rs d D. 81 Chicago j. now in
the Easr having procure teachers ihe most fully
qualified 10 t1E- charge of the students.
Tie Boarding Department vii be under the srrsrVi-
sion - Mr. znl Mr. HESsT Fowler, which j. sufficient
tina; an the influences, pleasant and salutary
re hrrue-sircis vii be enjoyed by tie boarding pu
pits Arul5ca;o for admission 10 the boarding de-
pertinent should - made Immediately.
class for teachers viii b. formed at the opening Of
III fai Term The course OF study viii embrace all the
branches Usually taught in com,Gon schools. Students
TIL, department also pursue any study IN the
Classical -glsh course receive instruction IN
music.
TRr.r-rs-Eev. :. c. burroughs. y. ., Chicago;
Rev. W u. Ha gh. Bristol; Rev T. Coleman, Ottawa
Rev J. d. Glars Morris Rev. Sir. T=ycr, r. C Howe
Esq., aad G. W. IIartweN, Esq Newark. augli
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
ElI.ssi for SAFE.

1Hn ACRES of Land lying SIX miles north Of Mar
l. wv settles, being the SEA Sec. -, r 81 y. For
further in formation address 4 = pUNAVAN.
apiJ-2n+ C0r1,rIi- i. q, RI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

IT He vest hid OF Block lo3 fronting three
j adjoining the residence uf Mr.. Wade east OF sox
River in Ottawa WI! BE- sold IN whole. divided INTO
Lots TO suit IbTcfsser'. rare chance Tor persons
wishing 10 live convenient business. Apply 70 I
Hampton, at the Kep'lt'g1 'r2g-. the ,4 lyuc-
OF the undersigned, Ia.'e west Of Dayton Mills.
II. Z. GEDNEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30

1 FARM -tua: 4 in the township o. Grand RAPIDS
a eiEH; miles from Ottawa. containing one 4uIr.
and sixty acres good fence aud one hundred ar ht-v
acres under thc p.9w. Inquire o.
JUN r. : \. K NCAIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30


NOTICE hereby given. all person. having claims
against the estate Of Gunner Ue,pr. deceased,
TIA; We will attend term Of the County Cour: OF La
ale County be hold AZ Ottawa, in sad County Of La
sale and STATE q Illinois the 81 Monday Of De
c-r-r next when and where all persons having claims
against laid estate are notified to present the same IN
writing 70 sad Court for alJu-tfnen'
PETER BERGESON. t--..,,t,rs
,.4 rw OLE II. PETERSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-10-30
Hats, Hats. and Caps!

~ - i!zes q NtfaWa ana Tie country, That ftSs
49, his Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete, on 60
Columbus ST., opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds OF Hats and Caps ads TO order shor,
notice.
He i manufacturing the Summer style Of Hats. The
rims quite barrow l. the Spring style. HIS
Hats made OF the best o: stock. ard 20
cheaper than any other Establishment in the city for he
the only ilt NanufaC IN the city and
seil a.: manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here for sale manufactured in the East, and they
pass through several Jobbing Houses. and each one
have his profit, but in buying Hat. of Home
Manufacturer you have but profit pay, and that,
is 90 per cent; lower than any sale Establishment the
city.
lie would say that his stock Of Hats is large and Of
all kinds. and great assortment OF cd mems Hats
Ottawa, June 70, 1858.