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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
q LATEST ARRIVAL
from Philadelphia

FENHE subscriber has inst received at his
Shop in Market Square. $500 worth
Of Boots and Shoes, which Will be sold at ths
following prices for cash:
Gents Cali Boots, warranted, 81 90 to 6 90
Gents kIp and thick boots, = 25 TO 4 20
Gems Cali Caters, z13
Mems shoes, ! GO TO 3 90
Bows Boots, I IS 10 . SO
ladies Caters various kinds. 90 TO 9 SO
Ladies Heel and Morocco boots, % 10 90
LADIES' bnsE.Hs, ! 90 10 so
Ladies Slippers. rs 10 %
Womeu'> Leather boots. kip, 20 TO IS
ladies' Gum sandal q Overshoes IS to 81
Misses 'iea,her,kid n Morocco boots 62 TO IS
Misses Gum Oser shoes t2
Chiireu'S Boots, Shoes, & Caters 81 to rs
The above goods viii all be warranted as
represented.
All kinds Of Mems. Boys ladies' Misses
and Chilireu's Boots, Shoes, and Caters made
to order of the very best material and work
man>hiP. and warranted To give Satisfaction.
RrrnRINU promptly attended 10. Give us a
call. JAMES SCOTT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

Personally appeared before me, William
Jones. Mp, F. w. Pollock, Cashier of the
above named Bank, who being duly affirmed
according TO law, says the above is correct
10 the best of his knowledge.-April 6, 1859
wv. POLLOCK, Cashier.
WV. JoSEs, Notary Public
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
z llS59---Spring STYLES.
NOTICE.

~ lust received at GlBSON'S HAT
Manu,actOry. Call and see them.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
straw Hat s. Bonnet Bleaching

g. hbShuSt es& - - -
and PRESSING establishment in this town,
where we are prepared to execute all work
entrusted 10 our care. Having had II jears'
constant experience in the business IN PhiIad.
CITY, and being acquainted with the most
approved process of Bleaching, we are conlI-
dent of our ability 10 suit those who give us
their custom. BY devoilns time and attention
to our business, performing work neatly and
delivering it promPty,we hope to succeed.
We also Scour and Re-Fnish FELT and
BEAVER Hats.
Our work is done in City style and at the
lowest City prices. We make the usual liberal
deduction 10 the Trade--and hence MIlIiner>
will find it To their advantage TO deal with Us.
We intend to make 1t rule TO hni>h and
deliver all work during the week II IS received
provided We get it on or before Tuesday
JOHN ii. MDtNlEL n co.
St John St. between 18th and 9Th, near J. W shriner $
March g.IS5G Lewisburg
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08
C,TATEMENT olthe Lew isburg Bank

CyTATEMENTo oflhe Lew iSburg Bank
- as required by the second section of The
Act of the General Assembly Of this Common.
wealth, approved the l3h Oct. AID. 1857
Assets.
Specie in Bank and specie funds in Philad sSisSl
Due from other Banks l09l4
Expense account 1usb
Bills Discounted 22OOsl
s3l6.gI6
Liabilities.
Circulation sl.s,soO
Due o other Banks l2,h2i
Discount, Exchange and Interest 5,s21
Deposits 4s,'3
tpp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

-"Eot riIlc far the gis'.
B.p ~ ,csioh ny,f"y lies :"
"a Ans. TO Problem IA Chronicle, e,25ih ut
The age Of the o.ic.t sir is 10 years.
d. younger do
An-d by Is, Lewisburs.
~ Ans. to Yankee Question in our last
22l.-Ansid by Z p, and : ? u, Lewisburg.
ep Nc answer TO last Enigma
DUICH PUZZLE.
NIX
1 Il
y I Il Y Il u Y
4 4 y
T., Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

sS-Letters from Europe by late arriv.
ais announce the shipment to New York
Of considerable Danizic wheat.
A locomotive was blown up on the Read,
ing railroad on the 30th ult., near Phila-
delphia, killing two men and damaging
property in the vicinity.
The Presbytery of Harrisburg On, S.
will hold a session in Williamsport, com-
mcncing Tuesday evening next.
A drunken German has been jugged in
Willamsport for betting his wife.
.>N%SS~~~c-N.NS~%
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-04-08

~-GRIGGs MARSH expects to open
tremendous lot of Boots aud Shoes TO-
morrow. particulars next week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

the committee rose and obtained leave to sit
again, and the bill was made the special
order for Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock
The judiciary Committee reported sub
stitute bill, providing that executions for
capital crimes shall hereafter be private
from all except officials and the immediate
family friends Of the condemned, which ere
ated a brief discussion. 1t was finally or
dered to lie read third tme-ayes 80, noes
81.
Two bills to fac litatc the settlement of es-
tates providing that claimes not presented
within two years shall be outawed,) and to
authorize county surveyors to administer
oaths and take Acknowledgements Of deeds
in certain cases. were reported from the Ju.
dietary Committee and laid on the table. A
bill providing that Justices Of the Peace
may have jurisdiction in cases of replevin,
came from the same source and took the
same direction.
Mr.. Barrett's bill to amend the School
Law, came up on reper: from the Com
mittee on Education, with recommends
ton that it be laid upon the table until the
4th of July.
After lengthy discussion, ia which
Messrs. Barrett, Mack, Engle, Bane, Grad
dock, Davis, of Montgomery, Green, Brew
er, SWEET, Harmon md Hacker participated,
and the merits of the present school law
pretty thoroughly canvassed, the bill was
laid upon the table, and the House adjourn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

Coop FOR OLD DUCK.-An instance ofOld
Ruck's disposition to serve his friends has
lately manifested itself in a striking way to
a Quiet and unpretcnding citizen Of Mendoza.
The Young man in question is German-
Bleiel by name-who is a surveyor by oc-
cupation, and was one eff Fremont's men in
his first exploring cxpe ition in the West.
1t appears by recent developments that MIR.
Buchanan while attending the Ostend Con-
ference met the father of this young man,
who is person of high standing in his own
country, and who rendered Mr.. Buchanan
some essential service. This gentleman
mentioned to Mr.. buchanan that he had
son in this country, and the nature of his
employment, and suggested that he would
paw him some attention should it come in
his way.
The young man Blciel got married-he.
came pcor and dispirited-and out Of en-
ployment sought a home, at a humble Ger
man house in Mendoza, when he was re-
Gently surprised at the reception of a letter
from the President of the United States, who
offered him a consulship abroad or any 9th
or nost TO which his tastes or talents might
be suited. Young Bee wrote Immediately,
thanking Mr.. Buchanan for his offer, giving
his reasons. which were Of domestic ma
ture. for declining tire consulship, but desg-
mating a survey orship general to the new
territory of Dacotah, for which a commits
sion has been received, and Bleiel is now
At the field Of his labor.-Mendota Pre-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

The papers during the week have abound
ed with Startling Rumors" from Wash
ington Of duel son the tapis" between
Senators Douglas and Fitch. We are much
relieved, however, by the latest despatch
es, which assure US that the difficulty be-
tween these gentlemen has been amicably
adjusted. So far as we can gather the facts
Of the matter from the incoherent telegraph
dispatches, they stand about as follows:
The Senate was in executive session on
Monday or Whereabouts, and the question of
confirming the appointment of the new Col
le@tcr at Toledo came up. This man had
been put in the place Off worthy an who
lost his head fer being friendly to Judge
Douglas.
Judge D. naturally opposed his confrma-
ton, and in speaking of removals for the
same cause generally, made the just remark,
that in Illinois at least, very good men had
been removed, and very shabby characters
put in their places. AS one of the new ap-
pointees in Illinois is son of Senator Fitch,
that gentleman denounced the statement of
Judge ID. as false" Judge d. next day ad-
dresses a note to Mr.. F., asking what ne
means, and suggests that he'd better retract.
Mr.. Fitch replies that he means simply, al
YOU mean to say that my son is shabby
character. then intended to say that it was
f,lse; as to the rest Of the Illinois appoint
ments, | have nothing to say Judge ID
replies that he didn't mean his son: who he
thought was a worthy young man, but ht
meant such chaps as Cook. Leb, Pine, Car
pen.er. Rainey, &c. Oh, al. says Fitch, i
n.at's what you mean-all right. And SC
the matter end.
There are doubtless plenty Of politicians
al Washington who would like to inveig''
ta1ze -. into duel and have him shot; bat
Dr. y,leh IL not exactly the man that wants
+. rpn The risk Of doing the shooting with
,,e .f.snce % being "bored though with q
;,glls." himself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

to strike out the appropriation Of $75, 900 to
enable the President to carry out the several
acts for the suppression of the slave trade.
lie denied that the President had any
authority to send the Africans on board the
SLAYER Echo to Liberia. The act was an
assumption of power.
The motion was discussed at length by
Singleton and Curry, in favor, and Nichols,
of Ohio, against.
The committee then rose, when the House
adopted resolution calling on the President
for the report of Mr. Nugent, special agent
to Vancouycr's Island. Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
A Assessment Notice.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given to all persons inte
Il rested that the commissioners appointed by the
city council Of the city OF Ottawa assess the sum of
eleven hundred dollars the real in part
the city benefited by the construction main sewer
commencing at the south side Of the Illinois and Mch
gan anal, IN the centre of Clinton street, running
thence south to the centre of Superior street,
east to the centre of Paul street thence south to the
Eek River known as Superior and Paul Street sewer to
pay the deficiency existing by reason the former
sessment not being enough defray the expenses and
costs of said have completed their assessment
and made due return thereof to my Office ANY person
wishing to appeal from said assessment must me tne
objections in writing in my office on or ne
the 10Th day of February D. 1852 at % ,rc
room at ESQ Lockwood's office: hear all en- u
the assessment al" J. AVERY, City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
Grand rrCIiIeir:,sic concert
F E S L ' Al,
For the Be"ctit Of tile Episcopal Church,
On Friday Evening, FEB. 1, 1859,
AT THE

NETROPOLITiN HALL.
THE evenings entertainment will commence with
SOSIEEss
by the Chui ch Choir assisted by amateur talent % the
city after which the below viii he thrown
ana fREE SUPPER provided by the ladies Of the
nam han viii he removed &c afford room for those who
desire 70 promenade.
Dcnhars-. ssrass "a nd string Band
have been engages or the occasion, and pains
peuse viii be spared il r- F<sfir1f tee SEQ
son. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Mrs. WM. OSMAN. Mrs WALLACE,
- kINBALL, J. W. DON.
", LOCKWOOD, COLES,
DIMNICK, STEEL,
c. WILSON, NcARTHCR,
LODGE. EASTuN
THOMPSON, Miss MILES,
Miss EARL. PARK.
AdRitdHc>, 80 cents. including Concert and supper
Doors open o.. O'clock Concert commences :.
TICKETS for sale orton's Book Store: also at e
Y. GrirGs and at the door the festival night
sVPROGRiN-NE.S FOR the Concert ,ciH BE issued
early HeJt ,rseE.
The following Eli Of Fare will be provided by the
ladies. Boiled
Turkey, Oyster Sauce. Ham Tongue.
Roast,
Turkey. Chickens. Ducks.
side .;ishc>.-A-ia mode Beef, Chicken Pie, Co
iery, Chicken Salad Bread, Biscuit, Cheese
Desert.
Bancmsnge. Jellies. Cake.
Tea, Coffee, Chocolate,
iCE TREiH -10 cents per plate
OISTELS-Rd,c and .Strtred, for - cts. a plate.
sEr The Supper Rooms will be thrown open immedi-
ately after the Concert and remain open until 10
clock thus enabling ladies and gentlemen to drop in at
their convenience, avoiding the usual crowd such
occaions Comfortable seats will be provided AT the
tables.
SAH rorisions left after the F4st5ruy ,riU he dis
6ies Of TIE Society
ICE CREAM and CAKE, served in the main hall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
KIllIE partnership heretofore exisI:n

YuNlIE partnership heretofore existing under the
IL d. WALKER Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having claims against said firm
will please present them for payment and all persons
ind ebted the firm of D. WALKER & Co. are requested
make immediate payment, the accounts must De
closed up. ID. WAIVER.
J.. THOMAS.
Having bought out the interest of Mr.. John J. Tho
mas shall carry the Drug business at thu old stand
where want buy for cash will consult their
own interest by giving me CALL
jan29 II. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
1859 POPULAR TRADE 1860
Ribbons & Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS. RIBBONS. RIBBONS!u
To Merchants NaiRers Jobbers, Deafersin Ribbons,
Millinery Goods and cash Buyers al
tiOtts ~ the country.
The Cash Ribbon House. ZIG Chambers 81, Ne1c York
ESTABLISHED 1858.
WE have originated new princple-a new era in
w the Ribbon Trade whereby We make this business
PLAIN, SIMPLE, AND STAPLE THAT BROWN SHEErNGs-
W SCI for Cash We Buy for Cash,
We satisfied with PER CENT PROFIT. Ask no Sc
cond Price. Have all our Goods marked in plain fg-
uTes, so tlist man. woman and child buy alike, and
receive the same value for their money.
Our prices for best Tafeta Ribbons, ali colors
No. IS cts per do piece No. No. & cts per do piece
No. 2 2018 do No. s7h do
No. ) 23h do No. IL sl.0'H do
No 16 sl.4159 per piece.
W Offer Fancy Ribbons, au Styles, all Colors, all qua
titles, at prices defyin0 competition,
and for cdsh only
Our Establishment is the of attraction for
Ribbons. ..Quck Sales, ""L Light Profits" and " Good
Value" for Cash.
ROUCHES, ROUCHEs.!
New Styles and Patterns, at a saving of 30 par cent.
from credit prizes. Examine samples and be con-
WINGED.
BLOND LACES. CUTTINGS, &c. &c.
Our line of these Goods always full. We Import and
job them at for per cent advance. Marked
prices all Goods in plain figures" sdrin9 Of 40
per cent on these Goods from credit prices
Our intention is to make the Ribbon Trade as staple
in regard to prices domestic goods. To do this. We
must sell 81 100000 ,corth Of goods per dnnum!
We are Union Men. - No North :. No SOUTH" We
the United States and are the of all who favor
JNO FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
116 Chambers Strset, New York,
Mar the Hudson River Railroad Depot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

gsssYos BgnIAsIs, Of Louisiana, was on
Tuesday re.sIected 10 the U. 5. Senate for
six years from, the 4th Of March next. lie
4. a small man, Of most winning coun-
,ssascs-s Jsu. and the finest orator IN the
stnst~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

ENoRMoUs HoRsEs-An exchange says
that they expect some tremendous horses at
the next state fair of Illinois, as appears from
the acquisitions made by the executive board
upon the towns competing for the location.
Said towns are required to furnish "a ring
for the exhibition of horses eighteen hundred
feet in circumference
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

on In Sale O}ysoSte RusseLs Furniture Depot.
FlsliE subscriber has made arrangements to keep
L hand large supply of the choicest Winter and
Spring Wheat Flour imported from Wisconsin Chicago
and Indiana which he will sell the lowest market
price for cash
lie will also keep on hand Chicago Lime, Cement,
Salt Hams and Pork, for wholesale and retail
lie has also firsi-rate Lumber Wagon. (b.InS pre-
MUM wagon, made by Slack Rarl,) and excellent
horse Carriage, span of young Horses, and Har
match Also, several head of Cows all of which
he offers for sale good bargains.
Also Farm of 100 acres, miles north west OF O:ta-
wa, for janl5-f THOS. CARTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
@ttaha fret Graotr.


FOStpOhelHeHtO'e "e
We had been led into error by careless re-
,orts of our legislative proceedings, when
re announced that the bill allowing the
town collectors until June to make their re-
turns, had passed the Legislature. The bill,
rs introduced by Mr.. Cook passed the SEN
ate and was sent to the House, where it also
passed, but with an amendment which must
20 coneurred in by the Senate before it can
become a law. The matter was brought mp
in the Senate on Monday, but on account OF
the absence of several Senators, was laid
over for few days. We may hear of its
fate before going to press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

FROM EUGoPE.-The lates news from Eu-
rope is Jan. 9Th. The only rews worthy Of
note is in reference to the increasingly alarm
ing state of Italy. All the Austrian ports
on the. frontier are on war footing, while
France is noticing every movement of Aus
tria with a jealous and threa tenins eye
Austria had prepared to Il ow large force
across the Servian frontier. but abandoned
the movement on receiving a very threaten
ing note from France.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

On the 10th instant, a convention of the
Democratic members OF the Maine LIE ;isla-
ture, adopted, with entire unamimty, the
following resolutions:
Reso7red, That we hold ii 20 be sound and
unexceptionable doctrine, that if the people
of a territory are in favor of slavery, they
have a right to make laws to establish and
protect it, and if they are opposed to slavery
they have al equal right to make laws to ex-
clude it.
Reso7rsd That it is cur deliberate and
fixed purpose, TO declare that Congress
should, in no event, pass any act to estab-
fish, protect or sustain slavery in the terri
tories of the United States, or to exclude it
thcrefrcm, bat should promptly guarantee
to the sovereign people thereof the undis-
turbed right to dispose OF it, in their own
way, and without interference or moles:a-
ton from any quarter, subject Only to the
express provisions Of the Constitution.
| Rssolred, That we are in favor of the i'm
mediate admission Of Oregon, and also of
the admission of Kansas into the Union,
whenever a constitution, republican in FORM
truly and honestly ratified by the popular
vote of said territory, shall be presented to
Congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

Regarding il to be essentially important to all con-
cerned, well the employees the bondholder. that
mutual und erstanding should be arrived at, by
which the road could again be put in operation
employees ultimately secured, beyond contingency
against loss to suggest to Maj Ragand that
he should submit to me such proposition as, IN his
Judgment would be acceptable to the employees.
Acting upon that suggestion, he has made PROPOSE
ton in writing copy Of which you viii please ma en-
closed and which beg invite your earnest cons-
Iteration. Trusting that will be favored with such
reply from you will secure termination oil pending
difficulties and the resumption .o business on inc
road, am Yours, very respectfully,
GEO. T. VI. DAVIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
Something New /!


TTNHE subscriber has established a Wood and Ceai
Il Yard on La Sale Street, opposite the Geger Mouse
where the public be furnished with Wood and coal.
by weight and measure, in such quantities IS they may
want.
lie is also agent for the sale Of the PERU SHAFTED
COAL the best article of Btuminous Coal west Of Ptts
burg being free from sulphur and dirt and max.
ing bright and cheerful fire, without OF the enens
sive gas and dirt accompanying all surface coal.
Also, constantly hand, CHARCOAL for sale IN Any
quantity; best White 0aA Pests; Adlegs Brick 81 ."
kinds
Selling best White Oak Wood, "a. so per cord
Best Ottawa Coal, 81 per ton, delivered
Peru Coal, IS so per ton, delivered x, A.
Which he is satisfied, IL once tried wl oe 'oune -
cheapest and best Coal ever used I'D 'n's CITY.
Brick at Buffalo Rock prices
Charcoal, 20 cents per bushei:
White Oak Posts 10 cents apiece.
Mhlle oan be accommod ated with Coal ct the absvs
m h Quantities they wish, at the same price
!, c.n he purchased for at tn . .ds-
B-Wood Choppers WaIte l.:
..,s em La .SrAe st., oa,pesus tie Gei0er Aosss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

ATLANTIC MoSTHLT.-The February No.
already received. 1t presents a rich table of
contents, as the following list Of the articles
will show:
Ought women to learn the Alphabet; The
morning street; In a cellar; Hamlet at the
Boston Ell Llanero Bulls and Bears; 1.-The
New Life" of Dante; The Phiser; Did |
The Minister'S Wooing; Combinations Of
tie new series from the pen of Mrs. StoweD
The Palm and the Pine The Professor at
the Breakfast table; Whites Shakespeare;
Book List.
Price Of Atlantic s. year. Our offer is
still open to Club it with the Free Trader at
$3.50 year for both. We have done some
thing in this way already, and would like to
ge, so more subscribers on the same terms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop,

= OOlAi @ AiO 1f4 - CL4siS SAS -
~ lie lat. firm % GRIDLET, CcGswELL Co having by
L mutual consent dissolved their business relations
the 10th DAY OF December last the undersigned hav
ins arranged gith W IL W. Cushrnan and b GTidley
for their entire Interest in the ottawa Foundry ~ii!
continue the business heretofore conducted by them,
and soci,s continuance Of lie patronage bestowed
upol the ate firm
Having myself established he Foundry in otta-
in the year $50 and continued in the business AT
this place 70 the p!s-eut and having had
pattern makers constantly employed have secured
A STOCK OF PATTERNS,
Ineqao}led by any Shop an the Hest.
All Old patterns for Harvesters, Tnreshing Machines,
and Horse Powers Slss for Mills and Engines hand.
All work done sh,rt notice and a; reasonable
prices. Iian1jl WM. COGSWELL.
leCaping Il Moving Machines.
rVsiE Old ;svorite Reaping and Moving Machine, q H.
I Green's PGfnf,r will continue be manufactured
by the under,i ynei. All ordeis solicited - early
possible only limited number will be manufactured
the present year.
am also manufacturing 4 Sugar Mil, which will be
ready for inspection in short time, and which
wife tie attention OF those interested.
Also, Horse Powers, from warranted equal to
any in use. janl5I WA. COGSw ELL.
(SHEAP BOOKS
400
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29

POSTAGE REFoRM.-The post office com
nittee of the United States Senate, it is
stated, have determined to report favorably
on the bill of Senator Hunter for reform in
the postage laws. This bill proposes to abo-
fish the ranking privilege of all printed
matter weighing over three ounces, except
the Presidents annual message and accom-
panying documents, the annual report of
the Secretary of the Treasury, and the Pa
tent Office and the Congressional Globe; to
increase the rates Of inland postage from
three to five cents upon letters conveyed On
land less than three thousand miles; to
leave the postage to and from the Pacific
side at ten cents, as at present, and %
charge hereafter twenty cents on foreign let
tiers to and from points over ? 800 miles dis
tant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-29
MANSION HOUSE,

E,st side Of court Homse Square, Ottuaed, Wino<s.
Thomas J. Wade. 1t has been thoroughly rene.
y,ed re painted and well furnished Its central eca
ton renders it most convenient home for travellers ana
citizens and its barns and carriage houses are ample.
the intention Of the subscriber to keep hithfsl
and attentive walters, furnish tidy rooms and beds,
and provide good and varied meals be found
anywhere off the Shore and he promises his friends
and all who may favor him with CALL that they shall -
satisfied. Isep1Sl T. J. WADE