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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
Total. 30

SczS1 =; \ ScuocL Rcoy.-.The Spring.
Gs.a Eelujl.eu. is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
Come here, George, wish to examine
you in punctuation. What's that?
Gcorge-Tuat'S comma.
Misjress-Rjyht; now what's that
Georze-Ah! now you've got mn where
I.y hams short; dun kno'
M.s,re.s-George, DO not wish you to
use any sang phrases here. When you
are unable to give correct replies, say so,
bat DO not repeat such phrases as that
which you have just used. Now, what's
tlat'
GeoFge-dun kno'
N>tress-Don't know what that is:-
Why that's period.
Gsorge Locking critically at the point
in question: Ua. ha' ha. Now I've got
yoI where your hairs short; that amt nuth-
in only tiy-drt?
Mistress --(Rc-examinins critically.)--
George you are dismissed.
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Sash. Dsor and Hind Factory,

w l. take this method to inform the public that we
W have purchased the sash, Door and Blind Factory
of a F. caque.i, and prepared furnish any-
thing in our line of blsuess such as Sash. Doors
Blinds Frames and NOuiGHgs. Orders promptly filed
short notice.
Having Lumber Yard in connection with our Facto-
ry think facilities for furnishing building mat-
rla are uueqUaed III this City invite contract
ors- farmers and all others who may want ANYTHING in
our line to call and satisfy yourselves that we can sell
you good article, just what you want and cheap for
cash. There will he found our Lumber Office Doors
Blinds, sash, glazed and ungazed Glass OILS Paints and
Nails
Office on Main Street, Cttawa. III.
STRAWN I pOVFIr
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Doctor HARRIS.
III. ENEISSI.
&. &. GOODl:sEIt. "a. o..


Ot5re tI;yJ 0Or 7re. Of Otfd1r1 BtHE, NUN t.est,
OTTAWA, Ills.
DE q. would respectfully call the attention Of those
suffering Chronic Diseases particularly SCI o.
fula Whit swelling salt Rh.uu. Erp;ions Of the Face
and Skin scald Head. Oil all diseases arising
from impurities OF the Hood.
Also Derorrnities Ctrvaturcs, and Diseases or the
Spine Distortions the Feet, Contracted Limbs, stiT
Joints, &c.
Cancer treated upon an entirely new principle, and
With a snccess heretofore uneeualed. api
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

ErIsCoFAL.-The CAurch Rscord, for Feb.
ruary lst, contains the following items of in
tcTeSt:
Bishop Whiteh5 use viii take up his resi-
deuce ia th.s ci;y on the lst of May next
lie returned to New York on the 26th ult.,
after completing his winter visitation
throughout the diocese.
On Friday morning, Jauurry 1+th, the
Bishop admitted to the order of the priest
hood the Eev. ". II. \. Brodnax, deacon
assistant minister Of Trinity Church, Chica-
90 Iue ordination took place in the
Church OF the Atone;ncht, Chicago. The
candidate was presented by the Rev. II. n.
Bishop. The sermon was preached by the
E.v. Henry y. Whirple. The Rev. Messrs.
Gasraann Of Chica 20 and Wilkinson of Dix
SOB also participated in the services.
The Bishop las concluded his winter Wis
itaiJus, and We append the list Of confrma.
t;ons IN Chicago:
Church Of the AtoEement. ~
ST. John a Church. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
b'4Se 'LG. ,H - ......-.....
-. Ans EeTiCp Church. Observation-Disclosures. l
=. james Church. .................... ....l2
Church Of the Holy Communion. 10
ICthI... ..oO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

City Laarket,
s3-~@-1- * Corner Of La S,He and MY
-A5lc-s..l-s' hudson sts north ojtha -Hk5@a.-~
kFS'sc's'>as1ye3-.a court House, Ottdacd, Ill.,, by
5 Ess Elszszi V5Ooss.
Esiie above market, after having
\ and thoroughly repaired, is open and ready
the accommodation OF the public No expense has been
spared IL furniture and fixtures, il ulare wor-
thy of our City, and both pleasant hope it will be
profitable, 10 visit eprornse I" keen hand and
serve To our in style ol superior u,tuess ALI
kinds of meats, such
BeeE in steaSs roas:s dried, c0rned, &c, Mutton
TfgI HHtmS .Si0,RieJ~ Por6. fresh salt, Yankee
Sanssgcs, &c. &c.
Also, all kinds OF game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes.
In short eryhing appertaning to well regulated
City Market.
sale of ali kinds OF fresh vegetables, supplied from the
best Garden in the vicinity Of the City.
r- Dlf rili6e deliTereF an any part Of the city.
aF26 JEREMIAH WOOD.
ON and af er January 1st ISIS, Meat will be sold at
this Establishment exclusively for CASH.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L L NJ = Il r

HAVE just sold out my interest in the Book sta
upnery business, and purchased the stock of LIu-
Der now IN HuTuSIsS K TAEBLE's yard at their Ware
house and leased the ground for of years,
pecting TO cOniiHe myself entirely
have large stock "i AL qualities the way. and
Will arrive in 4 few days, which | going to sell
cheaper ttGH tie cheapest. When say cheaper than
the cheapest it is pUT advertisements, mean Just
whatl say II my friends and farmer patrons will give
me cal. they will need look farther to satisfy them
selves in prices and qualities.
w .TIrrJ-S
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DINING SALOON,

DsNsNc: SALOON.
vglE undersigned most respectfully informs the pub
l lie and farm in particular. that his Dining Sa-
loon (in the Post Office Block is in full operation,
where class cook and attentive walters, he il
prepared serve meals at all hours. Oysters in every
style Fish Fowl and Game in their seasons, and sold
cheap. Farmers, bring your Poultry and receive
your cash. Idec 25l TIIOS. HICKEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
SENNe. 4 EEEs,

S,,,l-East Corrsr - j'.sia @o.6 >sloi 1s Streets.
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Wholesale and retail manufacturer. 4
rN~fA dealers in all kinds Of
Fl = 'A NGJT,~,S. Nff7fss, Rriftgs KGyt!H-
- gV'e~. T~"Hh-s. T-Itssss.
- - Carpet Bags. Whip Lashvs, Collars,
49, - Halters. Grts SIrci.Igles. Ac.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
TonHcco q Cigar Igans:Facrory

Gibson Bros GroceEy Store, and see for yourselves
Ottawa. February 13. G. ii. SCHNEIDER.
tE's"E'AEyA MARBLE YAEsD
THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
OF Gewel Finley, where he intends TO carry the
business "a more extensive scale He has on hand and
always receipt the quality of American
an and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones, Tomb Stones
Monuments. Mantles. Furniture, &c As he has
worknlen in The western he feels
sured that he anything in his line in superb
or STYLE together with low prices, he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction
\. .. orders from distance earnestly solicited and
prou, .Iv attended to. JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa, March s, 1856
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12

on Ntdisoa, near Coigalgs STREET 't'frJrr TrtHYis
As do business g strictly Cash basis and have fe-
~ facility for MauuiutaTuE-I enabled as y
= any other House in tie West.
AT kinds % Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
hand and made % order. [f--l-l G " ShNFOEp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
BY VIM. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.

ID. =. JONES 81 CO..
Land and Collection agency, Ottdgct, Illinois,
Particular attention given the collection and secr
ing OF claims the purchase and sale OF real estate the
payment OF taxes &c
Collection. made in al parts of the St2te
Office in Sanger's Block, corner of Main and La sale
Streets, D. y. JONES.
TCEN.Y ENGLISH,
ED ~ FRY.
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II. r. CAMERON
n. IL. BRISTOL


Note Co-aniissiou anil Insurance Broker
Once with W. II. W. Cushman, Esq, over Bank 0 OF
e.r, myZ9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-12
WASHINGTON NEAT MARKET,

la Ngl. 81 tt-u Lgo., ssi of tie G,tgsr House.
ECFsED IL ygsLEE.i.H
EyTILL be pleased to their riends and sell them
W cyervthu. t!.at can found IN well rcsuat ed
Meat NIar-et, "A reasonable rates.
. Cl.i, md for Por, and Beef! J. B. FORD.
OBS NJ WIALET.
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nr. sir-E Cg"EO.
German PhySiciGH--MIia >tcest. DitJ'-I. IT,
OGce-up stairs next door west OF Bank Of o. ava.
DIR. J.C. FY.TEIEuAS

Particular attention given tc Surgery.
Office i'll Gibson * Brothers new block La Sale
Street south Black Coles Furniture store
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T,r ror TAr-"sambo. I,se got a eenum.

Witness sworn on one Icg."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-22
T. 8 WILLIAMS,
OF WHEELING, VA,

PREPARED TO RECEIVE ORDERS FOR FRUIT ORNAMENTAL
for .HoNs
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-22
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-22

ever brough. this city. To Dealers aud pur
chasers feel conhuent that D can oder Letter 10
duce menis, both in Price, Stock and ariety than
before offered in This city See ing
in this inS ance; therefore. cal! and al No. LOG
Main street, few doors North oithe ". d NJ Bauk,
and opposite the Savings Bank, Wheeling, Va. ~A
9 JAMES q. ORR.
March Oath -5q-tf e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-22
10 DEALERS In CLOTHING.

THE SUBSCRIBER begs cave 10 ca The al
4 tenIion OF Country AeTchanis 10 his extensive
and fine assortment o CLi II HING. manufactured
under his own inspection and BY his own work
n,en. DeaeIs will tIid 10 li;er advantage To in
spect the stock be:ore going East 10 purchase, as
tse terms and prices offered be found 10 com
,are favor ably with those Of Eastern manulaciu-
ssrs. ItiOS. HUGHES,
No. IS, Water Street, corner OF Monroe,
ss2m Whee ing, Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-22
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
q. sDn ..Gl

" sAsA ~ MfSn
A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN ADE-
IA LIGHTFUL and healthy climate, IS Ipil.s
SOUTHEAST Of fhila deIPhia. on The candeA %Asd
Atiahtios Railroad. New Jersey. sssrEI s<asd
.cHes Of gseS"e,se Se. :.
Of various sizes 70 sEit the PHreAaser Apog alton
OF some Fifteen Hundred from various parts 1of the
Middle states aud New Englaud. have settfe6 shers
tue pa year. improv ed their places and =aixrd
eeIeEt crops. The price Of the land is at tHe low
sum of Rom IS 70 so per acre; the soiIiS of8 he
Clsper Corn ,I peseses G SraSss and n !:
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL ANNIE
UNION. The place is perfectly secure from flosts-
the destructive enemy of the farmer. grain
grass aud iruis are now growing ana can be seea.-
By examining The place itself. correct judgment
Can he formed OF The p,oduetivsness of The land.
The terms made easy secure tie rsaid in.
provement OF the land which is only sold for sefsal
improvement. The resuiI has been. thaf within the
past year. three !sndred hoGssS have been erected.
two mills steam, four stores. forry vine
yards and Peach orchards planted. and a lumber of
other improvemeuis. making il desirabie shd act
rae Market. as the reader may perceive from Irs
location is the bsst the country; produoe buaing
dou hle The price than in locations away fres the
city and more than double the price than the west.
tt Is known tb 81 the earliest and hest fraixs Aad
vegetables in Tins Istiinde come from New Jersey.
and apEr ally exported to the extent OF i1ons.
In locating here, the settler has many nd 1saxes.
He is SIhin ,ew hourr' ride of the great cities
New EnCinnd aud Tue Middle States; he is near his
OLD friends and associations he Is in settled epun
try, W here every itn ptoveineu Of com 5ftska6vil
yvan,. a; ,he rbesnest nrir. sd ssIf M nSG,s
for the highest lin tiie Sest this il Feverse a b
viii enjoy an open winier and de6 etrfI efi,nsI
sbere tevrrs re an, no,xp .rss ,.xi n, - .sn-.
mon tso.s ,,o,, ,te No@,h b. ,.sfi. - ts =,
rs,o, ,be, n, ~ ,s ha.i go ="
In he va Of bu, Ii;,, M ,.n,,.,.s = IN ,.h.,,r
he nh,.irsd a, ~ ,;ifs =, ~ -, ~
per 1bnus.,d Es,,rs f,a,, tns hricL 80 .ne,.5
IN thr nt.rs yI,r ".,,;,'i - ~. ,o5 rs
nI,rs mad c.,sn,srs * h,,S 80, $500 n,
pIzGe in The Union where buildings Sid impreve-
1,L. ~ =, 80 n. IL ,h. .s-.,
taos hsr. n,sss,,s5 .sJ 80 -. AZ. 80,
sri b.s ~, 30 -, - - So Yhss.y. - .s - - :,
,r =, ~, ,h,o,,-;. ~ =. ~ a.. Ia .r. a..
staten ~, , ~ orrs, @ & 10 , n :, oiJ !, Ia ~
80 ~ y n - T. - !. -. - .Ss..... ~.
non snr il tbs e,,sn, of the fth.x
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-22

5c-The HammOnion Farner-a newspaper de
voted to Literature and Agriculture, also setting
ioTih iuli accounts oi the new settlement nj Ham
monitor. in New Jersey, can be subscribed Tor al
only % cents per annun
lncicse postage stamps Cor the amount Address
TO Editor Of The Farmer, Hammon.oa Post Office,
Atlantic co, New Jersey. Those wishing cheap
land, Oi the best qualify, in one oi The hea ,hiast
and most delightful climates in the Union, where
cops are never cut down by the irosis the terrible
scourge OF the korIh-see advertisement OF iiaIu
rien. on Lands 6m
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-02
Arrest of CoOk.--His Identify
tabliShed.
EHaDlbersb,tro (

ChiHtOeFSOHrg, Oct. 70
Capt. John Z Cook. was arrested yes.
day. by Messrs. Daniel Logan, and Clap,
tItzburg, at Mont Alto, Franklin cou5-
fourteen miles from this place. There isl
doubt of this being the man. His priu.
commission, filled up and signed by Gene
Brown, and marked No. (, was found m
his person; also. memorandum written
parchment. of the pistol presented to Wa:
lngton BY Lafayette, and bequat athed to Lev
w Washington, in 1854. The pistol.
says, is in carpet bag which be left on
mountains He was fully armed and MAJ
desperate resistance
lie came out of the mountain into the s
Element to obtain provisions. He was mn
fatigued, and almost starved. lie was brou.
to this place at s o'clock, last night. Al
au examination before Justice Reisher :
being fully identi fed by one of our citig
who formerly knew him, be was committe5
jail to await requisition from Governor VI
He acknowledged having three others v
him on the mountain One oftbem was :
and conversed with He had blue blaDI
over his shoulders and carried Sharres r;
and double barrelled gun. He said one
longed to his partner, who had gone for ?
visions.
Parties will go in search of the others
day
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-02
The Mission Of the Newspaper,

There is probably no one fact more gener-
ally received as truth, than that the charac-
ter OF community is evidenced by the prom
lnent characteristic of its newspaper press.
1t the press possesses life, energy, prominen ce
and the elements of progress, they are the re
fectlons of the people who sustain it.. If the
people possess industry, integrity and busi-
ness qualifications, they NAV be safely infer
red from the prosperity and standing of the
local press.
The Importance of sustaining the local
press Is not properly considered by those hav-
lDg an interest In the advancement of this
new settled country. All the anticipation of
Its greatness In power aud wealth now con-
eealed IN the womb of futurity, are dependent
upon the influx OF a hardy, enterprising pop
uation. To entice such from the sterile and
unbroken plains of the new, you must send
forth your messengers, bearing the tidings
that here Nature has prepared a rich field in
which she husbandman may reap rich re-
ward for his labor.
1t should require no argument to convince
the people of Iowa, that an extensive circuIa-
tion of the newspapers published in the State,
throughout the eastern States, is the surest
means of inducing immigration. The first
thing to be attended to, is to give generous
and liberal home support to the local press
dollar invested for this purpose, will return
to the purse of the patron with double inter-
est If those Immediately concerned give
deaf ear to the appeals for laid and comfort"
made by home newspapers, the resuls to be
reasonably expected, are sickly existence
for them, and retrogade march in the i'm
provement of the countrywide. Democrat
and Nets.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-02
Gov. Wise on the Insurrecfinu

WASHINGTON CRY, October 2.-Goys
nor Wise III his Richmond speech, says ]
has a bushel of Capt. Browns corrcspo.
dence, but not all Oft. a carpet-bag n
was taken to Baltimore and improperly use.
The letters In his possession, proved tba
prominent men in the North were implicata
in the affair. Whether our sister States /
the North will allow such men to remain 3
moug them unrebuked and unpunished, re-
mains to be seen. If any one should snug
gle OH Gerrit Smith some night, and brln.
him to me, l would read him a moral led
ture, and then send him back home. d
had remained at Harper's Ferry, to prevsa
the application of lynch law in Virgins
There was 10 question of Jurisdiction to !
settled. as he had made up his mind full
and after determining. that the prisong
should be tried in Virginia. He would D
have obeyed an order to the contrary fro
the President of the United States.
He was ready to weep when he heard Ii!
the outlaws comprised only twelve men, 80
that they had taken the town in ten minuts
There was no cowardice on the part of Il
people there, because their unguarded ci.
zens were prisoners, but he told them th,
they had made mistake, and ifGeu. Was
ingtou had been prisoner, and his life in
periled by an attact, he would have risks
his own, and other lives as well, in makiD
an attact without delay. This Kansas bO,
der rufiian made great mistake as to d
disposition of the slaves to fly to his standsra
The abolitionists cannot comprehend tbs
they are held amongst US BY a patrisrch'
tenure
The Governor urged the Importance of o.
ganiziug a military force throughout u
State. aud exercising vigilance to guard !
gainst the disgrace of similar surprise.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-02
THE PROVISIONAL CoV,n
OF THE ikSURRECH1D.heI'

The Constitution of the ordip.no
provisional Government of the ina%
lists at Harper's Ferry. prsfnts a.1
absurd and incendiary1 UGpals or ! +
Ject of slavery. aud then Eclares ~,
the basis of provisional goverpm.,.
expressed. 1t is. in fact, the cons,;,"..
an abolition society, CONSTITUTING .
cy against the government on sn
scale. The plan of the organiz,,;aH
careful and effective one. with Oa ~.
an army, oaths, signs, penalties ana "11s "a
er parapherna of secret conspiracy -
can Se no doubt Of the existence - y
conspiracy, and its extent is probabIr u
er than many may suppose. 1t i -
means improbable that its onerat;", "
yet be manifested in other parts of tba
ry IN attempts at exciting servile inv.
tons. The apparent impossibiGtv ~
eeeding in such schemes does not ss.n VI
ter unPrinoipled politicians and g..
persons from entering into them. nj
vestigations which must follow the ~.
Ferry outbreak, will be looked for v;,n
Interest. The legal responsib:litv ..
treason must be fastened where If bolo"
There Is not, however, the .slipbta.,
that the moral responsibility of III.
ment has been primarily caused BY The :
gerous doctrines professed and advocs,.i
the politltians of the Seward, LincoIn Il
dlngs; and Sumner school. Tbev hs,.
clared the irrepressible conflict betwasn u
dom ard slavery they predict armed m,
ments for the abrogation of slavery 60
they have given this outbreak couptsD.l
and pecuniary aid, and they are NOW ~
biologists of this last and basest attemn. =,
ray the slaves In armes against their mas
This movement seems brutal aud mnIs.
as 1t was to meet the approval of the L..
of the Republican party, and finds :,
apologists III the Republican journals !
New York Tribune says: 1--WE will ,
by one reproachful word. disturb the bl',
Shroud, wherein John Brown and his :,
patriots are sleeping They dared and
for what they felt to be right, thoub !
manner which seems to US fatally wron,
Let their epitaphs remain unwritten until
not distant day when no slave shall clank
;haIus IN the shades of Monticello. or bv
graves of Mount Vernon"
1t would be well for American citizen,
pause, think and reflect before they eD5,
doctrines which tend to imbrue mems b,l
u blood. and to distroy that union wha
he only safeguard of our liberties. Ifg
hingS DO not show the people the daugg
ltrus ing he power of the governmeu,
he hands OF sectional party, nothing !,
will.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-02
Er last Monday NIGHT uas HoJIou

EF Last Monday night was Hollow eve,
or Halloween, as Burns calls it, and of course
the Uhoys of our town were around for several
hours after the cold folks" had retired to rest
They however behaved themselves remarka.
bly, well under the circumstances. Thew
amused themselves by barricadiDg the Di-
mond with store boxes, wagons, &c.. aud
several signs were removed. As the rising
generation must and will have a little fun oc
casionally, it don't do to be too severe on them
on occasions of this kind Mordicai is of the
opinion, that none but old women in breeches.
grumble at the good natured tricks of Youn z
America on Halloween. He thinks however.
that it would be much better for them if they
were asleep in their beds, instead of making
uight hideous with their noise.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-11-02

R Mr.. Thomas Jones, formerly res
ident of jackson township, died in Johns-
town on the 26th ult The deceased poses
sed many good qualitos both of mind and
heart, and numbered many sincere friends a.
mons the citizens of this place. His remains
were Inferred in the Beulah BuryiDg ground
on last Friday.
No farther seek his merits to disclose,
Or draw his frailties from their dread abode
(There they, alike. in trembling hope repose y
The bosom OF his Father and his God.