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The Ottawa free trader., 1860-10-13
NEW MILLINERY,

Opposite tie .NJrsi0n Housc, one door EAST Of
Jackson d LocLerood H1rdrare Store
Mrs. =. VAN VECHYON,
TSUCC. L.UCHLaSDl
HAS just received "a and very elegant stock Of
Il Goods. comprising rich materials and desirable
colors which she IS prepared to eel low prices.
consisting Of splendid Magenta PlUmes and Velvet
Flowers, Gilt Slides and Cord, Bugle Buttons and 10
settles, OF every description; Black Purple, and Ma
velv-ts. and Solerino Silks. Every variety and
color of STRAW BONNETS, Black, Brown, White, and
Drab. Also, a fn- assortment Of the style Of
Ribbons and Scarf Ties Chdren's Caps and Flats, Bri
dial Wreaths. Old Ladies' Bonnets. Hoop Skirts, and
ShYser Hoods; Mode and Grape for Mourning BDuBets.
Mrs. Van Vcchton would invite the ladies Of Ottawa
and vicinity to give her call, and asSIr. them
pains shall be spared TO please their tastes.
eE Please not forget to call. opposite the Mansion
House. before purchasing elsewhere.
.pJy l.
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THERE are 81 cities in the world which
contain from 0O0O to 100000 inhabit-
ants. % from, 100000 to 100000, and II
which contain about 100000.
The Ottawa free trader., 1860-10-13
Miss FANNY M. EARL'S
CIRCULATING LUBR RY.

'FlS Library which has been closed for the last few
J weeks on account of sickness, is re-opened, and
may be visited during each day of the week,
From 10 to IL A ". and from g to 4 p N.
Over 100 new volumes of late valuable and interest
ing publications have been added to the Library.
Homeopathic Specifics.
Miss has been appointed agent for the sale in this
city Of Humphreys celebrated Homeopathic Specifics,
the best family scid They sold either
ir complete sets in cases, or by single walls book
with plaiR and full instructions accompanies each
oc15 SANNf NJ EARl.
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Buen.. Vista Floral Gard ms.

DIT the residence Of ". II. " Cush,nan East Oftn,ca
Always Tor sale aiarge supply Of perpetual Roses and
al other kinds Of house plants berry To-
mato, Rhsbarb Cabbage, plants &C.. ie in their ses
on anu seBets' 10 q aukmde. tun1A
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.
r HE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewell Finley, where he intends to carry the
business more extensive scale. He has on hand and
always in receipt of the best quality Of American
Ian and Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones, Tomb Stones
Monuments Mantles. Furniture, &c. As he has Of
the best workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he up anything in his line in superb
style together with low prices he feels assured that
ne will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. B. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
prom .ly attended JAMES WILLS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1860-10-13
j, e., HaTHEwAY,

80 . - Ea DEALER IN
AL kinds Of Produce, such WheGt, Corn, Oats, IT,
az. Diothy seed, dc.
Once and Warehouse side Of Fuiton street, for
meTiy occupied by W. W. Low Ottawa, Ill. ...s-f-
Liberal advances made on grain in store. sep3
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Br. VI. ZENDE.
Dr. G.. ANDERSON, Botanist.

Dr. c. AND!!ESON, FsotahIst,
Treats successfully Infammatory Sore Eyes, Iotai
Kindness and all cases Of lIumors in the Blood and
all forms of Sores sure cure tor the feyer ani
Ague. Those suffering from Weak Stomach Pam IN
the Side and Back Delicate Health Low Constitution
&c. Office II. Thompsons Sore, Main st. otia-
wa, Ill 1ulZs-oin
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HENRY VI. GODFREY, VI. d..

Licentias oT Royal tuege Of SnrgeO"S, Hdin '"r9h
Havin= had cha - Of Hospital in Europe for seve-
years aud a practice of ten years in Illinois, he
feels confident OF giving satisfaction those who may
wish his professional advice
Oihc-. north side of the Court House Square Resi-
d-,r. ou SLnerinr east of National House. deC3
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aysE> uou,nanaI

,. -. ANIsE~. homeopathic.
Having praci.ed medicine tor eighteen years SIX OF
which have been exclusively devoted 10 Homeopathy,
now offers his services friends Of the system in
OTTAWA the bra lclrs Of his profession Particu-
lar attention given the treatment OF women and
children. aSs- Office in NJ fingers block. iu!lf
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CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store

No l Hossack's Block, Main Street. Ottorc,
Is in receipt of fine assortment o. Boots, Shoes
Il Rubbers, &c.
Also, Hats and Caps, and Gents Buck Mitts and
Gloves all of the best and cheap for cash
Call and examiv A. PRESCOTT Agent,
oc29 No ! Uossack's Block. Ndin st.
The Ottawa free trader., 1860-10-13

T.. +. NAlE:URY.
PhBSicida amt .>8rgeOn-OttdtcG, Illinois,
living permanently located in this city, he will be
give his attention those who desire his
prof ssoual
Q. in z. e. HALBEET'T new building, corner OF La
Sal and Madison streets jun25
Dr>. HARD Il NCATICHGR
Ha, ing themselves together for the practice
profession respectfully tender their services to
the citizens of Ottawa and vicinity
\ B.-AH persons indebted to either Of the under
sig1ed requested call Immediately and arrange
the
OEce uunte-'s Drug Store, la Sale 81.
c. HARD, NJ. d,
i.nl5 X. NJ. MACARTHUR, NJ. D.
DOCTOR HARRIS.
NFFICE the second story of Shuer's building near
the Bank o Ottawa. Residence East Main street,
49,, a, E,x River aug32
VI. KNEUSSE,
German Druggisf0Rd ApotiecarY Main ST.. OHdHs.
iWHOLESALE AND RETAlL)
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniae Bran-
di.s W;u.s Er yr aug2S
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Fall and Winter Millinery,

La,Sale ST, one door south Of GtLSon's Store.
NJ l. s. Il 4 X B l. Il,
MISS AvFKYl
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GUSTAV KOCH.
whitesmith and MaChiniSt: 4:

ASSISTANT TO INVENTORS IN
Model Making ana DrauEhting.
MANTFACTCRER OF
BURGLAR SAFE LOCKS.
Key Fitting and Stencil Cutting Cattle Brands Of all
descriptions and Cutlery and Surgit al Instruments
made to order.
Repairing of all kinds done at the lowest prices and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Shop. up stairs, over Brunker's Gun Shop, on Main
St., near Fox River Bridge my12
The Ottawa free trader., 1860-10-13

Foot and Shoe Shop.
7 AM prepared to manufacture to order Gents
10 ] Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
~ Kid Goat, Calf, and undressed Morocco Bootees,
alters and Buskins
Heel Caters and EoOtees made in good style, of good
took.
Shop over J NJ Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, Ill.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted
f-b21 ID. T. TUCKER.
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Respectfully tenders her services to ladies' and children
in Ottawa and vicinity Residence Paul St, two
doors south OF Superior St cc2'
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"A cARD.1
- DR.. WALKER.
ncULIsT AND AURIsT, will return 70 Ottawa and
~ resume practice the 1lth of October; is new at
Rochester, N. Y. H- ...
o6ce-Freeman's block, Lasalle St. sep22
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WEIGH Lock, Railroad Track,
w RailpoSd Depot, Miners and
Transportation, Hay, Coal and Stock
Portable Platform, Dormant Hopper
Scales, for Grain, and all the varie
ties OF Counter Scales.
For sale by
GEO. W. PIERCE, agent,
West side Of Court House Square:
noy26-1ys
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DOCTOR HARRIS.

NFFICE in the story of Shuier's building neal
Nh. Bank of Ottawa. Residence, East Main street
east of Fox River. aue3Z
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ELECTRO CHEMI Al BATHS.
l.. w. VAN DOREN.
Erleclic EDhSSfciI6l.
&. L, TsyOM PSON

Drugs, Patent MediciRes, Paints, oils, Tdrr,ishe
Dye Stufs, &C. DC,
Between Glover Cooks and Reddick's Block.
The Ottawa free trader., 1860-10-13
T.. G. HATHEWAY,
WHOLESALE DEALER IS
Lime, Brick. Hair. Stone, Cement

OLD WALKER &IIICklING WAREHOUSE, OTTAWA
would wish to call the attention OF my friends he
wish Lime. to the fact that am now selling supe rio
auaIity at zoe. bbl- Call and and be satsf
ed for yourselves. All Lime that does not give perfect
fatistaction there will be no charge for.
sens -f[f 5r - Z. G. HATHEwAY.
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Lyo1s small man, weighing about lis 40 pounds be-
tween 30 and Of dark skn dark hair and
heavy brows and heavy and down
Had wien he left, dove c0lOd and blue cotton pants
shoe maker by trade and supposed by to be making his
way to Lawrence Wayne county. junel2 I'm 3
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w 10Th of June. Persons desirous OF visiting the
Springs advance Of this time will be accommodated
TES RTTqaWTTRH
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE nISEASES

NA<6s9 DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SS four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and who has
devoted HE attention the treatment OF private
thirty atters HIMSELF having attended practice
and cured Thousands he il enabled to
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they may
from inudcous medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. Kings Dspensary No. % Deadeck street. between Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases private
GoEoRHEA cured without naucous medicine ntererens
from business.
STRUCTURES Of old date eecuay cured in few
days. by an operation pain Where Structure
exists health canne be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uneermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases OF the growing neg
ect or bad treatment be eecuay cured few days.
SEMINAL WEAKEEs particular attention having been given 10
this disease and all the consequences growing Of brought
in by the destructive habits Of inconsdeate
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine tie constitution rendering the subject
ct for business society, and causing premature old
Females who be Aboring with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief. ...
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their with
Zee eacosed directed to Dr. A King No %
Nashville Tenn will have the neceassry medicine
address, with directions Strict secrecy observed 0S
hours from 90 clock in the morning until in the evening
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Valuable Farm for sale.

NOW offer for sale my Parm situated on the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three city. It is we'll
zatered highly improved and desirable place. containing
two hundred about half in cultivation balance wood
land. ALEXANDER ALLISON
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RED BOILING SPRINGS,
MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.

GVAVING purchased the interest Of Messrs NEwBY HKARN
in the celebrated Springs taken possession
the and determined spare exerons render
pleasant summer retreat.
The springs located 10 Macon county seventy miles
taR FROM Nashville Parties leaving for the Springs will take
Gastin car, which place stages leave for Harve
thence by hack The hack will leave every other morning
from the first Of June.
The reputation Of the water we'll this
nifty to need any For scroula Dyspepsia Gravel,
Stone bladder all affections Of the kidney they
specific refer with pleasure Dr.. E. A. HERBERT Of Nash
ve giving evidence Of the curative powers the water
having permanently cared Of aggravated Of
aprl29-d3m WEBB & WALKER, Proprietors
- Louisville Journal copy month. aud bill
reoflac
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
"a a s : 5sE 81 gs
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1850;
Going SOUTH
Leave Nashville AS A NJ arrive Columbia 7:05 M.
Leave Nashville PISS NJ, arrive at Columbia 5:S5 N.
Going North:
Leave Columbia 7:30 II, arrive at Nashville 10 N.
Leave Columbia Las NJ, arrive at Nashville P n.
TWyE Morning Train going South with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur. -.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to cunt Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening Train going North makes close connection at
NASHVILLE with Louisville Nashville Railroad from and after
Monday May 9TH, Louisville and all Eastern cities But
train Sunday. W. ON. PEKkINs,
mavi-lm sPB&u superintendent
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Ladies' shoes ard CATERS

T AIDES Fine Black Congress Caters, with heels;
+" Lace =" "
ProWn Congress F" g
." - " & blk Button I" 4"
&" Kip Slipper, with and zthoGt heels.
Together with ether styles Of Ladies' Misses and Chdrens
Shoes
ALSO
large and superior stock Of Gemtlemen's Wear.
consisting Of
Patent Leather Caters and Strap Shoes;
Calf Congress Oxford Ties
Rng Calf
T.st;ng
The above goods are all fresh Of the quality and
which Offering reduced prices. Call at No Public
Square. SNYDER FRIZRELL.
iuneS-u
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
Observation-Disclosures

To BALTIMORE PhiKadeIphtas New YORK
and Boston, and the only Road to
Washington City.
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
EOHI0 RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
oty the and Columbus tie West at which pacei
It connects with Railroads for and from all points in the
iRWest, Southwest and NOrthsWests
Messengers by this Route visit the cities Of Baltimore
Phephs New York. Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
Yofs or Boston alone, by other lines.
Though Tickets also be procured via Washington City 70
the Eastern cities at additional charge Of - onlys
8seping attached to all night trains.
s good until used, with the privilege Of stopping OF at
all principal points.
Business and Travellers for pleasure or information,
visit all the Eastern Cities at comparatively small expense
The scenery celebrated for its wonderful beauty a1d subm
unequAed the world Its system Of day and night rack
police its splendid equpment gcueiye telegraph lines its
large amount double track e hotels unde the urvei
OF the Company to ne passengers speed safety
and comfsrt.
Through Tctss and Baggage 6hecbs procured
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Ask for tickets via the Baltimorebnd Ohio Railroad.
W. P.sMITH, Master Transportation ORR.
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J II. sULLTV An, Gefts Western Agent, q o &.
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NAsHvILLE Ann CHATTANOOGA X. r,

e3 ON AND AFTER sfs~
SUNDAY, APRIL 20ths 1880,
PASSENGER Trains East and West will foIlows-
GOING EAST.
Leave NASHVILLE at A and 3P NJ
Arrive st Chattanooga l:3O N AID l:45 A NJ.
- COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 7:So A ii and 730PM.
Arrive at Nashville at u and "a n.
IL rail connection and shorestrOute Boston, New York.
n Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmond,
Petersburg, Lynchbug, Knoxville Savannah. Charleston,
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Both Trains Stevenson with Trains Memphis
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Through Tickets be had st hour application to
Ticket Agent at oee at Depot, to the following places and
H.sLSiiia 20 n ~ v, w. n. r.. H.. 4 r.-a aan as
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DlEEvnIE, KY. Marsl 9, Iesa
BEssRs. VIZ. B. DODDs 4 Co., cncUzATI
GTEzzz-4t the time Of the hre which occurred in our
town sd February hadons your safes IA
house. containing valuable paper bank notes, &C Ths Are
eled On the afternoon Of the I'D and did
SAse from the burning ruin m h afternoon Of The 2i,
queny it was BARRED in the Earning nbsr FOR about foy
eight hours In tie cellar drsy below where the safe stood
there considerable lot Of lard, and several Of
assss and the safe fell into itof Il suhecied
POFeul heat When renod rubbish from TIE sfs
ALMOST RED-ROT, with large bed Ofbuiul1s Goals
all around it, Upon PEising up discovered hat he a
Of the hinges bad been broken, that the of Of tie
doors Dropped OUT thereby Aosrga good Of psne
traeas far the INSIDE DOORS Bat he fs fsil
door down. It in protected. We deem
you further doors we're not Locked
they had the door could not have fallen open, though
hinge broken. When Opened the safe oHnd ths Pc
pers, bank notes, &C., all
Very Ieetfuly yours,
lsignedl G. ". WEIGH co.
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NUMBER 81.
CONCRETE SAVES TRIUmPHANT!
DAEvrzLE, KY, March 8, 1850.

DAEv1zLE, KY, March 8, 1859.
AEssHs- W. B. DODDs 4 Co., cHcnuATl:
GETs-Ths afs PuTchassa from y01 time Dee vas
severely tested By the disastrous his place, and
are happy % Sayit stood the equal the representation
you made rs when Parchas roon vheh the
Afe Stood vas totally dsSyedby the Are and the & M into
the cellar and vas covered BY TIE burning ruins Upon get
ngsOut and opening found every paper safe Of
them SeOrched desse in any way take pleasure
bearing this testimony to the eesl quality she es
ufScured at you establishment. Yours.
tsgued T. J. sHISDELBOWkB.
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROU

GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROUT
H~EA @EA
&EEE From New York. &zLs4EfT
TEyHE MERCHANTS OF Nashville informed that through
freight arrangement has been made from New York to this
place From York Uity Point Va, by the N Y Va.
seamhip 90 splendid Of hrstca side wheel steamships
Yorktown jamestown and Roanoke-snd from thence by
connected line railroads this point This Will be found the
cheapest quickest route from New York to this place
NB-A goods marked Of Railroad Agent, City
Point, Va.
Freight from New York to Nashville, per 100 lbs
Isa Glass ID Glass, Sd Glass, 9TH Class,
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NOTICE.
Fresh Corn Meal.

TENRK subscriber made with OF th
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oderEo the ra-e light adyan, cost and carriage
@ A JEnKINS,
A Marke
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HISTORY Or o LAW SUIT,
rKuEssKK,
ON THE BASIS OF THE CODE,
CAR UTH e R s,
Senior Professor in the Lebanon Law School.
Price S. Forsalein Nashville by
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iuneI6 Nos3S Union street
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ONG wanted last fresh supply OF the
PHILADELPHIA Regerators which, for usefulness econ.
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