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| and Liver.
These Bitters are recommended to the public After
having been used by of the propretors extensive
practice for the last thirty years. and is only now put up
in its present FORM at the urgent solicitation Of othsra
that they might at least relieve portion OF the hun
family ofmany of thuse diseases for which confident
| ly recommended.
the feeling that will do deal Of good. We Enoac
there is disease for which that will
not relieve taken according to the directions that
company each bottle 1t has been put up Id its present
state only years. and from the reputation it has OBJ
tanned in so short time, confident it come
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out the country In composition these bters purely
vegetable and warranted to do injury under any
circumstances so that the most reudced against Patent
Medicines $50 ca9d) need have fear to give Bit
tiers fair trial. they not Patent Medicine all
ask is that they have fair chance and into gener-
al use solely upon their merits, knowing that APP
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daily receiving voluntary certificates from different
OF the country esyng to their merits and the positive
| benefits derived from their
Dyspepsia is one of the prevailing diseases Of this
climate, and thousands this day suffering from its
fects There great many ihdisposons growing out
of this disease that are quite as annoyinQ and must be
met promptly i'll order to the patient from years
| sickness and ultimate death. Dyspepsia il not checked
in the onset produces conspated state Of the Bowels
painfully known to thousands as CostyeHess What is
tedious and annoying than this disorder this and
all the diseases enumerated the list above do grow out
ofDyspepsia, and can be cured by COry's StOmnchlc
Bitters taken as directed.
We ks,oao this medicine when used will be used
again. and say all those suffering from any disease
mentioned above, to call upon Agents and get Pam
phet, which gives history Of many Of these diseases
their symptoms causes effects and CURE This Pamphlet
is entitled ga Treatise on Dyspepsia, and the IndiIpos
tons growing out OF the same" and may he had Of
Agents. gratis.
| CORY's SToMACHIC BITTERs are sold at 81 per bot
tie, and may be procured at the Drug Stores Of Stark
weather Co. and r Robinson, who are our only AGENT
for Kenoshs.
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FOR SALE GER EXCHANGE.

For city property or improved farms in Kenoshf
County Sig IIhOusand Acres of well selected
Pine and Farming lands in this State.
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the beating" Of woman's heart.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-21

OSE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD. For
model of :" Solomon's Temple" q the plan
of which was given by Jehovah to Moses"
2 A true statement of the time when,
and the persons who heard 1.-The Divine
voice on the NOunt of Ohves' saying, when
thou doest aims let not thy left hand
know what thy right hand doeth when
thou prayest enter into thy closet"
s. 4 full and truthful statement of the
time. place, and the hearers when Join
the Baptist preached from the text God
is love" .nark weH, no portion of the re-
ward will be allowed on this item, unless
in is definitely fixed whether this was be-
fore or after he lost his head
4. The occasion on which Paul said
Now lettest thou thy servant depart in
peace"
The above reward will be paid to any
| saint or sinner, Odd Fellow or Mason, AS
| tronomer or Geologist, who may within
one year from date, find recover, or re-
claim, one or the whole of the above long
lost, strayed or stolen, very interesting
creatures-of the imagination
p S. They must be captured safe and
sound, and be delivered at the Patent Of
fee in Washington by the 4th of March
'6l. or at the Grand Lodge of the !. O. O. F.,
at its second "Quadrigesimal festival
lust forty years from the Goth day of April
1859 SOLOMON ABIrr
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A QUESTION OF ETIQUETTE-Our cores
pendent discusses a "recondite' question
in a very pleasant way. We hope some
oracle of the beau monde will clear up this
nice business to her satisfaction. We con-
fess the question is too fine for us.
Mr. EDIToE-Since it was my happy 10,
to be married to Briggs, just seventeen
years ago to-day, have always subscribed
myself. Yours Mdeatk, Mas SALLY BRIGGS
Now the 'Squire's' wife and l have had
falling out, and she very provokingly says
/" was 50 tickled at the idea of getting
married after just escaping becoming all
old maid, that now ! always put in the
Mrs" 1t sort of worries me. the idea,
and am not quite sure that | ought to
put it in True before l was married
never wrote my name .Mss Sally Escort
Ny husband never writes the Mr. before
his name in subscribing his letters. yet
last fall when he was elected corporal of
the militia company in our town. he put
it down Mr.. Corporal Briggs, Esq l
told him when the parson baptised him,
that was not the name he called hlm by,
and he had no business TO sign it. All he
said was Il reckon, Sally, I've as good a
right to the Mr. Corporal in my letters
| as YOU to the Mrs in yours" My little
Sally, or Sal" as we have always called
! her got new bonnet on her birth day
last week, and had little party She was
rather set up by it. The next day, she
wrote all about the bonnet and party to
her cousin Emily, and signed her name
Miss" Sally Briggs. don't feel quite
| sure what advice to give her Do you
| think there is any harm in my calling my
self Mrs" if ] choose to?
This reminds me that the 'Squires
! wife asked me the other day if I did not
send note to Dr. Long directed to Mr..
DR. Long, Esq" l said yes, and if that
is any of her business, / cant see it, nor
exactly why she should ask me. Perhaps,
Mr. Editor, you can.
Yours till death,
| Mrs SALLY BRIGGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-21

Ice CREAM SALooS-Talking about warm
weather Mr. C. w. SANFORD has con-
trived a place to keep cool He has just
fitted up, in most luxurious style, an ice
cream saloon in the rooms he formily oc-
cupied, on Madison street, next door east
of the Glover & Cook block, and opposite
his present store. He opens the saloon
for the first time this evening. He has
engaged the best hand in town to prepare
his iced luxuries, and will spare no expense
to make his saloon the favorite resort OF
all who love good things.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-21

WM EBERT-Mr. Ebert has just finished
his new building on Main Street, half a
dozen doors west of the Bank of Ottawa,
and this evening opens his beautiful ice
cream saloon in the second story. Ebert
has always been popular among ourpeople
that love luXurics for the handsome way
in which he has served them with ice
creams, strawberries and cream, &c, &c,
and in his very handsome new quarters,
we have no doubt he VIII soon be more
popular than ever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-21

PICNIc-About 10 o'clock last Saturday
A NJ, procession Of what looked like q
flock of fairies-being IS or 20 young mis-
SEES in white, passed over the Illinois river
bridge, preceded by a young hercules Of 13
summers, bearing huge pole gaily decor
ated with flowers 1t was May party,
and that decorated sapling was May-pole
The day was quite warm, and the party
sought shady place on the south side
bluff, where they had May queen, a
pleasant repast, music, dancing, &c. &c
Many older people mothers,
grown sisters, &c.-joined the party just
to preserve order, you know, though some
of them dit dance a little too, and tasted
the good things. All went off very pleas
antly, and the party returned at a season.
able hour. being escorted back to town by
Hunts band
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@ttaha cfrtt Gra6tr.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

FINE FLoUR.-The notion that there is
no good flour made in Ottawa, of La Sale
county wheat, is exploded. We have had
sack of -four made of wheat grown on
the Vermilion, in this county, by Messrs
Smith Il Skinner, the new lessees of the
City Mills, which is certainly equal to the
best Chicago, Wisconsin, or Michigan flour
that our grocerymen have been selling
There is considerable good wheat yet in
this county, but it takes awful bigprices to
bring it out Messrs. s. & S. got a good
lot Of it, but they have also good winter
wheat from abroad, and our people can re-
ly on it, they can now get, by encouraging
home millers, quite as good, and cheap
-four as any that has been imported from
abroad
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Dir. DUPONCO'5
Golden Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES.

"Are iufai.ible for , against using pills while in
removing Stoppages IT. that condition. the pro-
egIlarIiss of the Menses. preior assumes no re-
Tic Pills aie nothing z. sponsisiliiy after the
new but have been used above admOnition atho'
nv the Doctor in hi, prac- - their mildness would pre-
.Ice for many ars, both any jury health;
in France and America, i. otherwise these pills are
with unp.IaIleled success recommended. Directions
in eyery case; and he * accompany ing each box.
urged bv many thousand . Price I'll
ladies who have used them . n B.-Ask Tor Dr. Du-
to pn,L. The Pills public poncos Golden Pills. See
the alleviate OF these ignaturc on every DON
suffering from any r-esu- You then Oh am pill you
iarities whatever, preVen- mHs uePth" uPo"
tstive TO ladies whose |. Ladies ny nclosing one
health will not permit dollar by mail to either Of
an increase Of family the agents below. can have
Pregnant females, or e the Pills sent (conhaen-
those sapposinc them . tally TO any part OF the
selves so, are cautioned - country
Sold nv
BoLLES, SMITH CO., l24 Lake St. Chicago,
Agents for the North Western States, also dealers in
Patent NJ dicines generally
Sold by D. WALKER. OttaiIed,
T. Y. GRIGGS, -
nv; d. WARD MirseiNes
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Nay 7, 1850.
Our grain market was quite feverish in
the early part of the week, but yesterday
was quiet enough. The following were
last evenings prices, with decided down
ward tendency in wheat and corn.
FlOur-Super6ne, q. 60as.Oo.
Corn Aed{-S1 Seal S..
Corn-Ear use for rs lbs shelled Use for 60 lbs.
Wheat-Winter. sl23; spring, 75sl.oo.
Oats-40a5Oc for IS lbs.
Barley-45s5Oc for 4s lbs. None coming in.
Potatoes-73a lOO cts. p. bush.
Eggs-Sc.
BuHer-l2a14c.
Calf Skins-81sc.
PUrk-$5 5Oa6 20.
Bacon-Shoulders, loo per h.; ham 121e.
IStarcA-Ottawa, che; corn starch, SC.
Sa9t-Common, per bbl., $500; dairy, in sacks,
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CLoTHING-Thanhause on the corner
of La Sale st and the alley west of the
Court House, has very heavy new stock
of Clothing which he thinks will suit the
most fastidious, and kn0,cs he can sell a
httIe cheaper than the cheapest Thanhau-
ser is clever fellow, and will, we have no
doubt, do the right thing.
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The undersigned, in behalf Of himself and family,
would take this method Of Offering few words Of grate-
full ackno viedgment and expressing his most cordial
thanks for tn. very pleasant Donation Visit paid him
them Light Guard Hall. on Friday evening. ma
18th substantial token Of regard, ~ evln
ced BY . 6ne present Of money and other valuao'es.
taken from the receipts Of the evening, amounting to
nearly $780, Nothing .ould be more pleasant socially
than was the occasion, for all seemed 70 enjoy them
selves fully The recollection Of It will be
spot in memory and wish for all friends who
contributed largely 70 happiness. without regard
70 dinersaess Of religious epasiss svsrbsdy blessing
nyn n. SLADA
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\ New BASK-The Exchange Bank is
a new institution in our city. This has re-
Gently been opened in Nattinger's block,
second story, by Z. r. Fay x Co, who pro
pose TO accommodate our business men in
the usual way with banking facilities
See their advertisement
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Blacks Column.
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May still be found at his old stand on

r. O. b L A @ *
May still be found at his old stand, on
Main ST., opposite tie Mansion House, Ona'ca
OWING to the great increase in his business, he is
~ nov charging his stock and making other ar
ranGements which will enable him to furnish his nume-
roas customers with choice family supplies, among
which may be found
GROCERIES,
Consisting Of choice Tea Coffee Sugar Spices Extracts
Soap Cider and pure Vinegar Moiasses, Syrup, &C.
stone, Wood n d Willow Ware.
Rockingham. Yellow, Ohio and Illinois Stone Ware;
Tubs Churns, buckets &c; Corn Market, School and
Fancy Baskets.
Ladies
Will find good assortment Of Work and Travelling
Baskets, Bird Cages, Seed &C., at Chicago prices
Please call and see them.
Fruits.
Oranges, Lemons, Green and Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes, Cherries Bisckberres. Raspbcrres. Eiderber
ries, and full assortment OF Can and Jar Fruits, Pre-
serves, Jams Jelies, Table Sauce, &c.
seda, Butter, Picnic Sugar Lemon. Water, Graham,
Tea, Common and Fancy Boston Crackers, from the
CHICAGO MECHANICAL BAKERY.
Spring, Winter, Rye Buck wheat, and Graham Flour,
Cracked Wheat, Hommony, Granuiated and Corn Meal
Furniture.
Bureaus, Tables, Stands B-dstesds Chairs Mattrass
es &C.. which will be sold low for cash or barter.
Produce.
Butter, Eggs Cheese Lard and all kinds Of Field and
Garden Vegetables in their season.
Also.
Sugar Cured Rama. Beef and Tongues; and Irssh
<isA daily received from the Lake,.
Farmers
Win receive the highest market price for choice Butter
fresh E2gs &C. either in Cash rocsries his
Goods Delivered.
Having employed additional help he is now prepared
to sell and deliver goods promptly 10 any part OF the
city FREE OF CHARGE. apis
llUf YOUR STA 7IONERY at
- ORTON's BOOK STORE.
You get nothing as good at the Drug Stores. jan29
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 20, 1859.
The grain market was very quiet all day
yesterday, and a further decline of cents
on wheat took place. In the morning
holders were shy in offering their stocks,
and buyers would not take hold at the
closing rates of the previous evening
When the New York dispatches were re-
ceived, and it was found that -four had de-
clined there Is to % cents, and wheat 5a
&c, corresponding decline on wheat took
place here. The sales of the day did not
exceed $4,000 or 10000 bushels in all and
were made foa the most part at 81 ,53al So
for No. ! red winter; 40 for No. red;
81, ball for standard spring; and 81 ,05
for No. 2 spring. Corn was quiet, but no
lower, and small sales of No railroad
corn was effected at Soc in store Flour
was quiet and dull, with no sales. Mess
pork is nominal at $500. Details will be
found in commercial column-Ismes
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Every pu- chaser OF dollar bottle of the ARCTIC IL
NIhENT receives, DIR. BraEg's expense, the UNITED
STAT NJ JOURNAL, of New York, for year. The
Journal is large illustrated papereach number con
tanning sixteen pages beautifully printed on clear white
paper. and filed with original matter from the most
brilliant writer's OF the country. Certificate OF sub
scrpton and full particulars Of the novel and Philan
throPic enterprise OF which this offer forms part will
accompany each bottle. -
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE.
BRAGG 4 BURROWES, st. Louis, No.
New York Office, No. ISL Broadway
Communications should always be addressed to st.
Iouis mari2-1y
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LA SALEE COUNTY
BOOK STORE & NEWS ROOM.
THOMAS ORION,
SUCCESSOR TO
RATIlHCN Il ORION,
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,
MUSIC, GOLD PENS, FANCY GOODS &C.
~ Keeps no Drugs and Medicines nor Dry Goods,
but everything to be found a class Store.
Those wan ing snything in my line respectfully
solicited TO give a call
Sign of the Book, door Manley Dow's Hard
ware Store, Ottawa, Ill.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinds used in the city country.
Also, Paper, Pencils, States, Pens Ink, &c.
Liberal discounts given Teachers and Country Ner-
chants.
BLANK BOOKS
or all sizes, Pass Books Memorandum;
Diaries, Time Books Notes, and Drafts;
DEEDs, NokTGAGEs. and all kinds Of Law blanks.
STATIONERY.
Cap Letter and Note Paper Of all sizes and qualities;
Envelopes. lux. Portfolios, Pocket kHtv--;
Gold and Steel Pens QuilI, Pencils, Insstand,, &c.
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS.
SAVE YOUR DIMES AND HALF DrxEs buy the New York
Ledger, Flag of Our Union Wsyericy H.rper's Weekly
Frank Leslie. Paper, HarVer's Magazine, Cooley, At
iantc, &c, &c.
GOODS BY EXPRESS.
am having from three pack per week from
New York and Chicago.
Orders will be taken for Books or MGsic not hand.
DISTRICT LIBRARIES.
have published Catalogue % Books for District L.
hraries, which can be had on application :ro which
Directors make a betSr .'"tre and j<eF tsIHs
than they get OF Mr.. A. o. Moor, Of NJ
nov20 THOMAS ORION.
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Ottawa Northern Plank Road Co.
A MEETING Of the stockholders of this Company
OTTAWA. on Tuesday, the a4th day Of May, 1859 at
o'clock NJ fer the OF taking some action in
reference to the condition OF the road
It has been proposed to abandon and dispose tn.
property the road and by to attempt to repair
H. The present condition Of the M kes it nec.s.
eary that disposition he made OF 1t Immediately
vacancy in the Board of Directors will be filed at this
meeting. BY order Of the Directors.
Dy1S-9v =. 2. ALLEN, Seerstary.