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Republican Committee at Washington, yet
this same Postofice Department has been
sending tens Of thousands Of circulars and
speeches on which G. Donnelan, of corrup-
ton circular notoriety, had written the frank
Of Senator Bright, who has not been in
Washington for four months past.
The Rrigadiey and his Servants ON
their Travels.
We cut the following account Of General
Dodge and his travelling companions from
the Sigourney Life in the West, Of last
week
Gen. Dodge is accompanied in his cleo
pioneering tour by retinue of drunken loaf
ers who would Disgrace the lowest doggery
in the State. Amongst them 10 Will Tom
linson, who is reporter for the State Journal
but who was so drunk whom here that he was
not able to go TO the court house to hear the
speeches. When he arrived at the CLARK
House be demanded to know il that was Q
Democratic house. On being answered in
the negative, he swore that he would not stop
at Republican house. In the meantime the
ostler had seated himself in the buggy with
the intention of taking charge of the horses
but Mr.. Tomlinson's Democratic scruplss
were not to be overcome by an ostler, and be
insisted on going to Democratic house.
The ostler finally told him that he would take
him to such one, and started towards the
barn. At this stage Of the proceeding one oil
Mr.. T.'s associates interfered, took him from
the buggy, and carried him to bed, where ht
remained till supper time. His report Of th,
speeches at Sigourney will no doubt be an en-
pertaining paper for the Iowa Democracy.
Ii is the business OF another OF the Gene
raps retainers-wo have forgotten bis nam,
Ito read the Generals speeches, delivered il
Congress some ten years since, while th,
General rests in his hsrangues. This re-
tainer was not 80 drunk ~ Tomlinson, bu
too much fuddled to read intelligibly, II, in
deed, he ever could read.
Another, r. r. Harbor, accompanied, Mr.
Dodge, we suppose to take care OF his horses
~ we know Of no other service in which b
could be useful 10 q political campaign.
i The fourth, We suppose blacks the Gene
raPs boots, dresses and undresses his master
carries his traps, 10.
To ansophisticated Republicans the Who'll
retinue and their performance were supreme
~ ridiculous.
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LoKILLARD FIRE INs. CO., or NEW YORK
Capital ana Surplus e364. 30I 10.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK
Cash Capital 81 900 900.
CASH SURPLUS, JULY lsr, 1859, 4457,sz3.
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Do js1M KELLOGG BIRaE.
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General Insurance Agency.
cos. SECOND ANN MAIN.

MONTAUE PRE- ms CO. OF NEW YORK
CaPisai and surplus ef0l, 2i5.72.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-05

New SEEDS FOR FAgNEES.-No class OF
men are more liable to- be imposed upon than
our PLAIN, honest farmers. They seem o he
made the subjects Of special favor a!mest
every season by all sorts of tltning adver-
tiSrIn-n > about Some wonderful seed,
" hic., If Sowed or planted, Will be sur To
double their CROPS. without half as much la
Dor bestowed upon them, or expense foT FER
ti'Ztrs, as other seeds. Somehow, it always
happens that these seeds are sold at a most
eyOrbitant price, and in many cases the cost
for them j. greater than that of the entire
crop afterwards obtained. The great ROEan
otatoeS which sold tor dollar a piece for
seed, were TO multiply so fast and grow so
large. that Il buSael was to DC hoed out from
each hill. One season, however. suiiiced 10
ex;inguish their character and the species
also. Several other seed spscu.ationS have
adorned the pulling annals Of our country,
and the pockets of those who originated
them We find that attempt Is bcin,
made to create another fever at this ctarac-
ter AT present out OF a new grass called the
hOHsy- Jiade. The seed Of this plant has
been selling, according 10 the OHIO Cuitita
ter, for no less than nine dollars per bu~hci
in some places, while it is said 10 he nothing
but German nillet under 4 new name. Ne
know nothing of the me its Of the new fan
GID grass, but our farmers will do we'll to
Look ont sharp before they suffer themselves
to invest very deeply in this understanding
seed Scientific AHie' tcan.
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1aricuIt 1ral
The Hubbard So nash.

Inc huDDaIu SQu""'
OF the appearance and quality OF the
above squash. we quote from an authority
before us:
1.-THE color Of one variety is dark dui!
greer. about an olive green, usually accom-
panied with lines of a dirty white color,
which begin at the calyx and extend, IN the
depression of the sutures, about two thirds
the length Of the squash; that portion OF
the surface exposed to the direct action OF
the suns rays is often OF a brownish hue
The other variety is Of light clay blue CO.
lor. Each of the varieties have usually
dense hard shell, somewhat thicker than
cent and often Astounding with rough, knot
II protuberances, which remind one OF the
Old fashioned ''nigger" pumpkin. The flesh
is usually Of a very deep orange color, usu-
ally thicker than the Marrow. and re,naTk a-
bly, fine gra ned and compact in its struc-
ture. In quality this squash is universally
conceded. far opinions Of Its merits
have been expressed, to rank at the mead OF
the numerous varieties of the squash family
cultivated IN the United States. It's charac
teristics are an exceeding dryness of the
grain from the time of harvesting until the
middle or close of November, after which it
becomes less dry. but very sweet and fine
favored, tasting sometimes like 4 sweet Po
tate, at others like boiled chestnut. In
keeping properties it excels the Marrow and
its varieties, keeping its qualities unirnpaired
about three months later than these, until
la-e in the spring The tine MEASURE OF the
keeping properties OF any variety of squash
is not how long it Will keep from decaying
but how long 1t will preserve It's good quail
ties In weight the Hubbard averages the
same as the pure Marrow Squash. though
specimens have been raised under c!rcum-
stances peculiarly favorable, weighing up
wards Of twenty pounds
Manure the ground literally
with rich compost at the rate of eight or ten
cords TO the acre. using half in the hills and
half broadcast AS the Hubbard is a Wig
crous grower, make the hills by and at
the third heeIng leaving not over three
vines to the hill. In oil other respects Guilt
vate the same as the Marrow"
The editor Of the Neo Ehg}and Turner
savs that in addition TO the above good qua
lilies, it has one other, w: " In the early
stage Of is growth it is far better fer boiling
than any Summer Squash we ever tasted
j. W. Proctor writes % the same paper IN
it's issue of February 9Th: K is SUPER
or in the quality of its meat as It is inferior
in its external appearance. Marshall =.
Wilder thinks it 1.-The riches: squash he
ever tasted.
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How COFFEE CANE TO BE UsED.-At the
time Columbus discovered \ erica, coffee
had never been known or used. 1t only
grew in Arabia and Upper Ethiopia. The
discovery of its 4 drink is a>cribed TO
the superior of a monastery in Arabia, VINO.
DESTROYS of preventing the monks from
sleeping at their nocturnal services, made
them drink the infusion of coffee, upon the
repor; of some shepherds, who observed
that their tiocks were more lively after
browsing on the fruit Of that plant Its re-
putatinn rapidly spread through the ada
cent countries, and IN about two hundred
years it reached Paris. A single plant,
brought there in 1911, became the parent
stock of ali the coffee plantations in the
West Indies. The extent Of consumption
can now hardly be realized. The United
States alone annually consume at the cost OF
its landing from fourte n to fifteen millions
of dollars. You may know the Arabia or
Mocha, the best coffee, 10y its small bean and
dark color The java and East India, the
next in quality, is a larger bean and OF
pale yellow color. The West India Rio has
a blue, greenish grey tint.
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EvAregATIoN-Fro the whole surface of
the ocean. says Dr. Dick, there arises, every
twelve hours, no less than thirty million GU
bic feet of water, which is more than sutii-
oient To supply all the rivers on the Garth
This immense body OF water Is formed into
clouds, and carried over every part OF the
continents and again it is condensed into
rain, enow, or dews, whI'h iertii'Ze the
earth. Should this process ause, w. might
wash our clothes, but centuries would not
dry them, for evaporation alone produces
th,s effect vegetation woulI wither; rivers
would swell the ocean the operations o!
nature would cease So close is the con-
nectron between this process aud vegetable
and Il niulsl lite. "PraiSc the Lnr Tor He
cau>eth the vapors to ascend from the ends
of the earth
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familn Groreries .
NONTGOMERY'S
Family Provision Store.
Extensive Arrivals

THE subscriber just received his Spring stock at
the above old and popular establishment, conpris-
ing article included in the list of the and
health full substantias Of life. His purchases are
u irving from the sorth, and with his purchases
elsewhere comprise the largest, fullest freshest
and cheaprst stock Family Groceries be found he
tween Chicago and St Louis. He invites all who are
skepticai this po to call and them The follow
articles comprise bat part of his list constantly
hand.
Sugar, brown loaf, clarified and crushed.
CDfse, RiH Gqd Java
-uotasses, ST Jar fonse, plantation, and syrup.
IdHdi.s star. stearirc sperm, and talow.
Teas, green, black, boh.a, &c.
.Sodp, rosin castle, and shaving.
Tobdcco, CaveI.dish, fine cut, smoking, &c.
CIgars, ANYTHING from "iong nine' to mild four
penny Cuba"
O,i-, Iinseed sperm, and olive.
Pork lard, taiIos, &c.
FtSh. Inakerel, white, herring, and trout.
Cocoon Nuts. raisns and currants.
Figs, al retail or by the drum
GG5"ger Pr..er's., a yery fine article
Tiregdr the best crab and cider.
Picklss, il jars. all kinds, extra.
PJYer N'"re, pepper. -sIt, al=pice, ginger, and all
other ordinary condiments
Nats. Braid fbrrt-. almonds. pea nuts &c.
7o1s for children. including ny babies, and everything
else 'rom the r'rpt4n, TO Jte, me giant Killer
OgsF.g'.. ~:,rd-ues. Nc-. IT, cans.
s,'s,It.A, al"j 81 ai n.l!s-
IigiiS, hroous, mop-,
0c''ye~ aaJ f=oeoa !re,h from the south, q. retail
~ tire box.
Tap~r ink, pens. and al sinIs of stationery
Trrey shot, caps, lead. aud everything il that line.
EihjSg :'rkA from ii longest pole hooks.
Ftoar potatov- vegetable ia rgir season. butter,
~rgS Ica!ck,u- uu! "i such '- lrrangeleuts need
Ell .u families. "s"y- -spt when thy possibly BE-
proelF cd for love or money
VICTIMS.
A. ry fine Dot - N.rs- with all the a-rarg .uents,
.fL>O-, bs.tyo anil i'Da lime ant C-aq H' toy
tAtT s.i everything 'r '' can u- u-u-d ii h- line,
and II be- = no, Supposed "'.n te a,-.- ca.et g.. lie
Ot;awa uiy 81 i,sf h MONTGOMERY.
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n!soieines.
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part a
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved bv
the action of solar heat soil, and rises with
the watcry vapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the earths sur
face. and tn. virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts as an irritating
poison the internal yiscera and excreting organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
.ecrctc not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach syInpathize with the liver, and become
dsordered also. Finally, the instinct Of our Of
ganisIn, as if in attempt to expel the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of the body
in the internal excretories to force them to cast it
ont. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with cOngestye violence. This
IS the CHILL. But in this effort il fails Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and rushes TO the surface, if in
effort to expel the irritating poison through
thg. other great excretory the skin. In this
also it fails and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted. and waits for the recovery of strength
70 repeat the hopeless effort lott day. These
are the ifs or paroxysIns of FEvEk NSD AGUB.
Such constitutional disorder will Of under.
mine the health If it IS not removed.
We have labOret to find, and have found, a
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The English to"rt journal is responsible

The English Court journal is responsible
for this anecdOte -
IL is singular circumstance that two
Of tia most eminent o! the lawyers of the
present century. Lord ST. Leonards and the
late Chief Justice ABBOTT, tLord Tenderlen)
were the sons cooperative BARRIERS. We do
not understand that he late Chief Justice
ever prac,iced, in the shop at leaS, but Ger
talnly the ex-Lnrd Chancellor spent part OF
his bnyhood in the parental shaving shop, in
Duke street, St Jamcs's. We have heard
IN our young days, one Of the first counsel
At the bar mention that, on one occasion, he
had called al the shop OF the elder SuedeD,
when tie latter, in the course of some IA
miliar small talk of which BARRIERS are SO
fond. remarked, 1--WE sent my son to be a
lawyer. sir | hope no offence but I've
tried him at my own profession and be
hadn't the genius fori'.
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FALL CAMPAIGN OF 1858.
RuSseIl's Furniture Depot,
TEN YEARS ESTABLISuED.

III subscriber would again remind hi, customers
and the people generally that the depot is in Il
operation with larger and he.ter assortment Of every
assortment Of every article usually kept ia frst-cass
Furniture store, than before.
lie Is selling out every day exactly Il. cost but at
very low figures, ard repIenishng with new articles of
ms own ana Home Manufacture, also of Eastern work
lie has now on hand large and complete
OF fafi0r Furniture Sofas, Card and Centre Tables
"atnots &c, at % per cent less than former prices
One Price. Low Prices, and Cash Business will sue
coed, and is best for the buyer and the seller.
Particular attention invited TO his stock of Looking
Glasses. Picture Frames, &c.
Looking Glass Plates, all sizes, always hand and
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AFFAIR is AL eXhalation of all the min
erals OF the slebe; the most elahorateiy tin
ish.l nf all the works of the Creator-thU
rock, ef ages ci>integrc,ed and fitted up for
the life nf man. All classes OF men affirm
tins. Sydney Smith says public speakers
tina. # they would walk twelve miles before
speaking they would never break down
In English Universities, beat races, horse
hack rides. ahd ten mile walks are part ol
the edo atOnaI means for physical develop
ment. Plato says walk in the open all
viii olmost cure a guilty conscience. \ mar.
thirty years old in repo~e exhaied twelve
ersmnirS Of carbon per hour, in active exer-
else ior'y-iwo granIines per hour. TIP
pier Threw ort hut seven grammcs in re
pos. ami eleven in exercise. The drunk
ards carbon is retained and burns up the
vital organs.
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SHEEP KILLING DoGs-These dogs can be
made sick of mutton. Select the most vi
cious ram in the flock tie your dog at one
end Of rape at thirty feet distance, the ram
at the other end. The old mutt n head will
soon introduce himself co the Cog, and will
hammer him, in little time SO much as to
give him distaste for mutton all his DAYS.
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FIElb- GiRpkN AND FLOWER .>EEDSs.
w sre uow July supplied with one OF the largest
W and most complete stock 81 Garden. Flower and
Field Seeds offered 20 the Western public our
STOCK has been made up with much the best
seed gardens o! America and Europe. A large share
homegrown seeds, being under own in
spect.ou, which recommend name
and 81 TIRE best quality
Among oar assortment Of Seed. nay be found over
10 varieties O! Flower Seeds,
$50 10 Garden do
Hungari Grass Seeds
Chinese sugar Cane and Imphee Seed, &c. &c.
From long acquaintance witt the trade, feel
fdon no one offer better Inducements to those de-
string seeds
Those who design to enIi-rate Kansas and Pixies
Peak would do well 10 take with them box OF fresh
Garden Seeds.
We also keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES
Suited the Field. Garden, Orchard and Household.
We iuiiy prepared supply the trade the mos;
liberal terms.
Fan Catalogues furnished gratis application; if by
mail iaclJse Il stamp. Address
II. n. EMERY CO.
febi9-3m 2oi Lake street, Chicago, III.
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Which they invite the people OF Ottawa and La Sale
County to examine.
We have the largest stock OF DRY GOODS in OTTAWA,
and shall sill them at prices that cannot he beat.
We invite particular attention to our stock OF
DRESS GOODS.
Also, 20 our Black and Colorci silks, Plain and Fl
cured Neruo. B~occ, stella and Wooden Long Sa wis.
W shall Offer inducements the above Goods.
OtR LINEN DEPARTMENT
l. full Table Damas:, Beached and Brown Spreads,
Towels, Napkins Diapers, Crash, Shirt Linen, Shirt b.
sons
Velvet Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Frnges Bonne: and
TafYeta Ribbons.
Kid Gloves and all other styles of Gloves.
We keen a full stock OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Scch Wooden Blankets, fanne Cheeks, Stripe Shirt
ngs, TiCkin-s. EutngS, Blsachrd and Br Shecting
Druis, Cambrc-, Cas>imeres, Satne's Jeans, Gent ;
Wrappers and Drawers, and Ladies' Wrappers.
Also, full stock of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Besides thousands other articles that have not
time to mention.
Remember the place. Glover and Cooks Block, next
door to c. L. Thompsons City Drug Store.
sep25 DOUGLASS & CLARK.
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Hats, Hats, and Caps

IN w OULD say to his old friends and the ci- .v,
E58 W tizens OF Ottawa and the country, that Va
~Shs Hat and Cap Manufactoryi is complete, on GO
Columbus St, opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
notice.
He is manufacturing the Summer style of Hats. The
rims not quite narrow the Spring style His
Hats made of the best of stock and ~
chearc: than any Other Establishment in the city, he
is the only Hat Manufacturer in the city and
sell at manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here sale manufactured in the East, and they
pass through several Jobbing Houses, and each one
have his profit, but in buying Hats of the Home
Manufacturer you have but profit pay, and that
per lower than any sale Establishment in the
city.
lie would say that his stock of Hats is large and of
all kinds and great assortment of old mems Hats
Ottewa June 10. 1855 $1,000
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Reol Gstote.
IUCuAN SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts of Title furnished Collections made, Invest
meuts made in Government other Lands, Money
Ioaned Ottawa, August S, 1851.
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kiA N~sllS HlllI>


East side of Court House Square, Ofyca. Ninois. !,
Y1NHIS well known Hotel is again under the direction
Il Thomas J. Wade. 1t has been thoroughly reno
waited painted and well furnished Its central oca
ton renders most for travellers and
citizens and its barns and carriage houses are ample
1t the intention Of the subscriber to keep as faithful
and attentive walters, furnish tidy rooms and beds
and provide good and varied can he found
anywhere off the Shore and he promises
whe may favor him with call that they shall
satisfied. tseplS] er- g,r,,, J. WADE.
Cheap 30 rks and Maya zines.
r HAVE arr anged a large portion OF my stock Of
Nisce MneOus Books on shelves, labelled with the
prices choice Of nything on the shelf which is at
half or less than half price, and much less than whole
sale cost.
Bound Books At 1oc &c. zoe, ESQ., and 50 on per Vol
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To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants. Drug
si>I>. GrOcersand the Public.
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Free ssri,..e.

I
gssHE free bridge Fox River at nov
= completed, and persons living east side will
again have the privilege of patrOnzing new Grist
and FIGURING Ali which l. capable OF grindin. from 50
to 90 bushels per hour. As the undersigned have
pended their means literally in erecting slc Mil
and Bridge rs the growing country rr,rir,
they hope tn receive liberal a-e pablo patronage
Persons coming from distance will find good warm STA
bling in connection with the above MIL cIdc1a
and their public house has passed other has and
bids fair to do justice to the inner man Mt reasonable
rates Please give us eau. J. & d. GREEN.
DAYTON. November
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= CLARKE
Great Irirp;,iH.

I Farm situa' 4 80 tho township a. Grand Err.t-,
n eZiit miles from Ottawa. contaiH,H. one hundred
AID sixty good fence. aud hundred AL. fee.
acres under The Piow. inquire q
jgiI1 Il ( 4 X H'CAIN.
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An Alderman having grown enormously
fat while n office, q wag wrote on his back
"Widsned at the expense Of the corPora
ton"
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>ta''tIci,.. ,fi:I-.

TIE HroF" MIL. with four % bTrs, and situated
4 d." Fox River Feeder ffoJr miles above Dr-awa.I
together w ll6ih ~ the that Cows m -r.i river
"" be lrt-"i for term %: year upon tire ftvu-,-
bic terms. Th' location and power j. LI,r ,s--t m the
western country and i"rra Inducements offered g.
men az yuf.rPr~e and capital which rarely ever
met VIII. FoI further Information, address zoe under.
. s:.u-i. y. EEELS.
D..-a- F..rr.4-y =
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Valuable Property
FOR Safe,

I WILL s-l good time and at a reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
My Residence side Of Fox River COMPRISING
the east !, Of block 13bcns leo feet front and -
deep Ii il, beyond question the hand,omest location
for residence in the city of Ottawa. Tire grounds are
adorned with the choices; kinds of shrHbiery and
shade and in the garden apple, pear, plum and
peach trees in bearing condition; also plenty Of grape
vin-S currant, goosherres, raspberrie., and
berries. In short every thing desirable for and
fort j. provided for
Also. 3O acres ofg0od prairie land near New Michigan.
/ AMI Pontiac, Livingston county.
Lots IL and 3, Block -, Ottawa,
Lots and >. subdivision Of Lot- 10 and H. Block 20
J Lot 3, Block -, all good business Lots
All OF the above valuable properly is offered a
Sonahe price, and ON tine 10 suit he purchaser.
, move II. DSIiN.
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Notice to Builders.

HAVING e.loved my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street.
the increased reom enables 20 furnish builders with
stone order the shortest at the low
est figure. Having some of the experienced
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
y. Ii. large stock of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hind. mar2n WILLS 4 BRO.