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AaEGRIGGA A F Or coMPANY's HORSE AND
VIZ; WILGox : cos Plate and PAbL0GRS.' ~
DARSL ,T2Ti.$ wALDRON's BRAND CORN and GRASS
ssfYT6E $T t3B 5fi4 sgyTRE st STONES
All of which We offer atlowest Factory Prices rny2t
NEYSER, TROXElL 4 CO.
RON W RE USE,
IMPORTERS or ALL DE8CRiPTIONs OF
L lKON and STEEL have constantly on hand complete
4MERICAN AND ENGLIsR IRON,
RAILROAD '$ sPIkEs AIS 3 CHAINS.
vIADUcr 4NP tAgR4A9f< f sSiE$ 5 IRON WORKS,
ANTHKAdfTE and CHARGoIL PIG IRON FGRS4cEs
TsUGAN q JENKINS.
~ 0ogNs @56t 4Ef n S SFRfE4
E WffsS %E$$3T
Wales FRcH 41s1s so AEGI 5f BI4r SAifcs
J. G. HOvEY BORING MACHIvE9
PRQylDENCB TOOL C5MPANY, N h+5i WASHERS snB
AMEkicAN BGsTtr COMPANY, Burt HINGES, SAD Ikoys
GhAfL Eff5x EE5 4, ognEx Gems soAss
sc@y7L sASyFAGrbKIHG co. SHEET R f Bazss ARR
Rkls #gsErr9 o5 zR p, CANDLE
DUEI6F 4 HAnETRAs. Asss E,rou,va, Sc ivIa,
WATERS & SCOTT,
AA&F1cAN Il $$5 Il Il 15 GEJ#5 1SO MANU-
3s sf%s; 2s @ ssGS AND CIR
w "a
EEiST f5ff SRR}% FgEF
W & B DouGL5sS' PHWPS, &c, &c
ANEs', RowL4NDs, nALFNA&,S GoULp's
TAoKs, Finishing SHOE A$6 cLotT E2iLs II II
which R oFsd a Io AS2 SESF 4R FFtEs
worh Ellison @ ;s artft F Msqn H 9Fsb
We S4pny from stock or at reduced rates Tor DIRECT M
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
FA NoF fsB,I LgEET VIZ R D3Esg R2nT Tl7LET.
F. B. L0NEY { 90: l'--''1i
IMPORTERS AND WRQLEsALE DEALERS IN
CUTLERY, GUMS. so.
AGENTS So sof o GoaTs P4IESy sirSFi EIs.s
BALTIMORE,
city to Of eP Tha in vsret and
CITIES atS not surpassed either TINS any the N sn
II L. PARKER Il Co,
Eks IMPORrEitS AND DEALERS IN METALS,
SOUTH CH4RLEH STREET.
between PRATT and GARDEN STREETS,
TIN PLATE, OF every description.
TERNE PLATE Tor roofing.
ENGLISH SHEET IRON Kos. I0to 81
S$&AG5yySth,S&ED% !. :: IssS$s
Is0N WIRE, TIMED WIRE" 0tto IS IS
SHEET ZINC, SPELTER
PIG and b Z LEAD.
BANCA TIN. in Pigs and Bars.
LEAD PIPES and SHEET LEAD.
HOOP IRON, \ in. to ~ in.
TINMEN S TOOLS and MlCHlNES
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIVETs,
KETTLE EARS. &c. 81. reg2tf
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AOR SALE.
u VALUABLE GUN. RIFLE AND PISTOL
hANUFAi TORY,
NEAR THE CITY Of BALTIMORE.
FACTORY, Situat the Bear Road about five miles
from he city OF Baltimore, consisting of
A large three-stOry SION r FACTORY BUILDING, with
ample water and steam power and all the Machinery and
Tools necessary for the mannR OF Guns Rifles, Pts
tolls and Small Arms of every description.
ALSO.
large and cammoious Frame DWELLING, (neGrly
ncw,) cOnta ming II Rooms and Kitchen.
49,. ALSO,
-Four FRANE HOUSES, for workman, containing each
four Rooms and Kitchen.
new FRAME STABLE and all necessary Out Houses.
The whole property contains about SIX ACRES OF
LAND, and more land can be obtained, i! desired.
If not before sold at priya sale this property will be
offered public auction, st the Exchange in Baltimore
city, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of June, o'clock,
to the highest bidder.
Terms of sale ms de known at the time OF sale.
Apply to A. HOEN K Co,
73 and - Second street.
Or to W F. TRICK,
mI1m 81 Fayete street.
EHOR RENT.-A STABLE in the rear OF House
a No: 49, West Lexington street. between Pine and
Fremont Streets to GhYER &.WlLk EMS,
apl9u No. I22 West l. nhard treet.
"a FOR RENT-WAREHOUSE No. 81
FIFE Smiths wharf, to be vacated the 18Th instant. In
rEsessS quire of j. 6. HARVEY co,
api1-tf IS Exchange Place.
g. FOR RENT ON PLEASING TERMS
sAIi; That very desirable and comnodious two-story
.4saA DIV EIdING, south side of Pleasant second doc
Charles street lay occupied by Jas. T. Tyson, Esq
WHITE ELDER,
an2q-pO4t Exchange Place,
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WATER DRAIN AID SEVER Pipes

The great economy in the use Of til PIPES for Sewer
age will be found exceed by far the of other
material the purposes All orders addressed as
above, will be- promptly attended to. Goods delivered in
the city free of charge. mhl5tf
DEN 4 l..
IL ROnEWALD 4 STNnALL HAVE REMOVED from
29 Ches psde, TO no. 66 EXCHANGE PLACE third house
east Of south street apli-f
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A SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURAN
II COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET.
OPPosISE Sun BUILDING.
Recognized for the PROMPT PAYMENT OF ITS LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT POLICIES, DWELLINGS, FUR
NITURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE and other
the LOWEST RATES or PREMIUM
JOHN Il. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
WIN. A. HACK, LANCASTER OULD,
JAMES C WHEEDEN, JAMES A. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
X. c. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES YOUNG,
JAMES GETTY, jos. q. BOYD,
Moan WALKER, JAS. b. GEORGE, SR.,
j 7 FARLow, +. A. MILLER.
slScou JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
EsALTIM ORE
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
VERTISING RATES.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEELY EXCHANGE

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
Twenty-Five cents line for space occupied each in
sertion.
The following among the number Of PosOdices to
which The DAILY EXCHANGE is mailed:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

DlntssIoNs OF HFAyES-Tbe following
calculations. based on 4 text Of Revelation,
i both curious and interesting "a l. con-
I'D from the 'harlo;ry.ilo Jcficf.aUio1.
and viii suggest thoughts 10 those Who
think:
Revelations XXI chapter Il verse
And lac measured the city with = reed,
twelve thousand .uriougs And the 'enrth
ana the breadth and the LeI.A: Of Il are
ayGal
Twelve thoussad fur.cnes. 100000 It
which, being cuAcd. j. 4f~. .G>N. .gaaNJl 900
OtJ,pJ.V.rj cubical feet. the half af which,
We will reserve FOR the Throne Of G.. 5d and
count oi Heaven, half % the balance for
streets. and the rcma nder divided by
1926, the cubi,al feet in a room lG feet
square and lG feet high, viii be 81, si5.7 .7Jg,-
'J->,,,t-->t. yy,zs4zs
We ewili ncw suppose the world always
did, and always Will, contain 9u0G1O00O
OF Iniab!t.nts. aud "a generation will last
3@t years, -Uj. .r~p.utJ every century.
and that the world viii stand IaiuJp
years., .ot3, ,@U3op3,0'J persons Then
suproSe there We're 80 such worlds.
elua! 70 this ia number Oi Inhabitants ans;
lR duration OF years. then there would 10
room IL feet long and Ii vide. and IS
h'gh, Ior each person, and yet there would
te room.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

SWEENEY y HoEsEs-W.i! YOU tel What
you be,.ese - ua the bsst remedy !or Gu
ring TIE swecI,-y IN horses as il Is yerv
troublesome t1 cur. when it once gels
fairly seated, AID is very painful to tho
horse
A>ssEs-lhe sweeney is I shrinking of
the muscles or the shoulder usually csus-
ed by sudden strain in drawing. or Nv
siirhtlrc hard Uron the fore feet after a
jump We have had considerable Derson-
ri experience with this difficulty in horses.
II tahea fresh, il Is bcs; 10 bleed the
horse in ti4e leg from the vein on the IN
side OF tie arm, called lie plat, vain.
which will allay The Inflammation: but
for an Old case, this IS nearly useless. Al
So physic the horse. and apply iomenta-
tlous upon the shoulder J,a,ie. and the in
side of the arm. In all cascs take OIL the
s-.oos, and give the animal rsst In a pas
ture, or on dirt bottom large stall. IL
the case Is noi nf t,o long standing. il is
well To rub ,h. shoulder. with penetrating
oils like oil of pike Our practice was 10
rub with Il corn cob, and hemp cras!,
cloth When once seated lee careful Of
over driving and cooling oil, a. YOU would
for a ease Of founder. A long rest in the
pasture is the best remedy We ever tried
DkiO Cuiacator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

An organized company, having a capital
OF 81 $4,000, exists ia liav8ns, whose sole
business 1t Is 10 transport negroes into the
Island OF Cuba. Tins company, 10y means
OF an agent, buys it. vc>sies in New York,
where ca tains for them are also obtcIned
BY judicIous use OF money ;!Iey are easily
cler,i al the custom house, the agent and
captain having previously sworn 10 owner
ship i'll order to obtain register. aud the
vessel, with slave oIiit starts direct for
Africa. Ia this way seventy vessels are
said to have sailed from the port OF New
\ ork, after cargoes Of slaves, since the Ist
Of January last But latic:iy, owing TO a
pressure Of public opinion, the United
States officials have been rather more rigid
in their scrutiny OF suspected vessels, and
consequently, the manner OF procedure
has been changed. The vessel now Ia kss
legal cargo for Havana, whence che easily
clea, ed for Africa by soothing the Itching
palms OF the Spanish officials.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23
VOL. XAI---NO. II.

COMMODORE stuart (Oia ;rcusidel r
~ Related the following incident in tho
last war with Eng land: Two si.Us. III. o.
ane and Levant, were sent - take .,,a
Constitution. They were both command
ed by captains who had won distinction
at trafalgar and tie Nils Captains Falcon
ana douglas. Alter both ships " ere taken,
ana theT captains were on board the C.n-
s'i'ntion, cooiness existed between them
al consequence of the capture Fsci, nc
cused The other of bearing out of the action
a., ana leaving the brunt to his as.oeistg-
ihis question they ayr, ell to leave 10 me
ana settled il in a momsnt 1T vas
you, Captain Douglas" said |, to tn. asr;or
officer, who first bore out of srtjo,, "
they were satisfied and shook hands ,o.
gether While they wer. further d;,cu..
sing the matter and depIoring their defeat,
said l: "Gentle,nen, did YOU expsct to
take the Constitution with those two ships I?
Why, you went on board of them this
morning, and said they were in as good
condition - before The action Now. ifvc1
ike, l will send you back to them. give
you your men and officers and Take ls9uJoh
9eer again. Take the Constitution with
TWO ships. Why, You couldn't do It with
dozen. This is the Constitution of tbs
l nited States. You may sink il, and sink
us with 1t but you couldn't take it with all
your kings fleet" So afraid were the Ri
tish Admiralty Of the Constitution. that
they dare not trust 4 single frirate alone
but compelled tie Levant to wait uu.A
the Oyans was ready 10 sall IL company.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

IHE PARADISE or SrEONG MINDED Woyry
The adventurous African explorer. Ir
Livingstone, states liz a recent letter. that
he has found nothing more rcmarkaBl,
among the highly Intelligent tribe. of the
upper Sanibesa, that ia the re-;,ect ulIiyer-
sally accorded 10 women ty thcm. Many
OF the tribes are governed by female c!.iafs
If you demand anything of man re-
marks the intfeyid explorer, he Icr,i.es.
l VII! talk TO my VIE about it. II lie
woman rorsents your demand i. granted.
i she refuse, YOU VIII receive 4 La.-.,l,ys
reply. Women vote in al! tho puLlic -.
semulI1s. Amcnc the Brcharas and Kac
i!" 'As men swear by Their father. but
among ihe yeritab.e Africans. ocoupyiur
the center al ia. coEtiucut, tLcv AWAY,
swear by tier mother. Is yn..r, man
falls IL love gith maiden in another
Village he leave, hi. ora and take. M
h. dwelling la hers lie j. oLl.ce.! 10 Drl,-
vide in part for tie Iuaiutensnce ef Lii,
mother IL laa, and TO assume 4 sr,ct.
able attitude. sort OF semi kEcel.nr In
her pI esence. "a- 20 much a-ton-,l.ei
al AL these marks Of respect for nomen.
that | en9G.red oi the po.tu.r-e if..cl,
had -iray- been the habit of the .5srtry.
They asursI ;ng that such Lsd alwa,s
been lie case
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

A minister as much distinguished for
his cccentrici:y rs for ;isty, dined ons day
With the senior deacon OF his church. The
deacon. who WAS in the habi, os asking
blessings of wearisome lene,h. was par
ticuIar!y proiix, and paused 10 gain new
supply OF words The instant he stoned.
che minister sat down and commenced
rafting hls knife and fork The worthy
deacon lookin 9 down, exclaimed, =. Doctor,
Doctor, I'm not throDgb yet | only hesl-
ts,ed.' iiesitat.d' replied the Doctor.
d" i,s no time 70 hesitate when the turkeys
ge,tiny cold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23
From the North Carolina Standard 5.h.
4 Pleasant Picture from a southern Point
oi View.

If the difficulties between the North and
SoCth should let be settled during the
next six months, war will be the result.
Meanwhile war will rage. Negro pro
perty will cease to be valuable, because
the products OF slave labor and OF all other
labor, viii be in a great degree cut oil from
the markets of the world. The negroes
will know, too, that the war Is waged on
their account They will became FESTIVE
and turbulent. Heavy taxes will result
from these wars. These taxes must be
pad mainly out OF slave labor. Strong
governments will be established, and viii
bear heavily on the masses. The masses
will 1T length rise up and destroy every
thing in their way State bonds Will be
repudiated, Banks will break. Widows
and orphans will he reduced to beegsry
The sword will wave everywhere para
mount to all law The whole world out
side the slaveholding States, with slight
exceptions is opposed to slavery, and the
whole world, with slave labor thus render
ed insecure and comparatively valueless
will take sides with the North against Us.
The end will be--Aj0lthOmi There are
other considerations touching slavery
which We shall not refer to here-every
Intelligent mind will at once understand
us, and will weigh those considerations for
itself 1t is criminal TO say there is nc
hope for the Union If five hundred OF
the public men OF the two sections could
be transported, or confined in dungeons
for six months, the Union would be re
stored, and reconstructed during that peri
cd, and it would be more glorious and
prosperous than the one now threatend
with destruction The disunionist PER st
- III Il ,ra IyyX y Ia,
prefers disuniou to Union, and who labols
to provoke and agsravate the two sections
! againt each other, is an enemy to his race
lie who is for discord instead of peace, To-
disu,.ion for dis.asioaS sake, is guilty of g
crime more stupendous than any which
has been committee since Cain slew hi:
] hrother
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23


The special order was taken up. This
was the report of the Finance Committee,
in reference 10 the sale of the court house
square, and the erection Of Court House
and jail elsewhere The committee have
no doubt as to the ownership of the pro
perty by the county, and the right to sell
it, but doubt the tight to erect court
house elsewhere. An application to the
legislature to give the board full right on
the subject has been made, but the cIti-
zens of Ottawa having sent in a remon-
STRANGE, it is doubtful whether it will be
acted on The committee, therefore, SIM
ply urge upon the board the taking of
steps to erect new Jail and safe building
for the county records.
After lengthy discussion, the report
was adopted.
Abatement on assessment were allowed
on the petitions OF Ann Bogart and Thos.
NJ. Mason.
&l5 were appropriated to purchase
clothing for Reagan, q pauper in Peru.
and $50 to support Mrs. Long and child
also in Peru.
The resolution adopted by a former
board, granting $50 reward for the appre-
hension of a horse thief, was rescinded.
On motion Of Sup. Baldwin, the follow
/ ing resolution was adopted:
! Resolcei, That the resolution passed by
/ the Board at the Session in December last,
directing the Collectors of the several
+ Towns to receive currency for Town and
( County Taxes, shall be annulled and mop
/ erative after the 23d day of the present
month, aud that no currency be received
/ by the Treasurer after that day. and re-
commend to said Collectors to finish their
collections and return their Collectors
Books by the 9th day of March next.
An appropriation of 800 was made, on
the petition of |. Stone, jr., to the La Sale
/ County Teachers Institute
| On motion, the Board proceeded to Sc
lect grand aud petit jurors for the June
/ Term. 1851, Of the Circuit Court, and for
the September term Of the County Court
as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

TIE latest dodge at Troy WIS perpetrat-
ed on "a grocery man th9 other eNening.
lie was requested to Ill q cap with molas-
scs because there was s bet pehding that
the cap should be worn full OF moiasses
Ii was done. The purchaser complained
the molasses was Dusty, and while the
shopman bent down to smell OF it the
stuff was dashed in his face, binding him.
Then tho scamp ritied the money drawer
oc SIX dollars in change and made oil.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23
THURSDAY. Feb. II.


The resolution declaring Daniel Daniel
son q rauper, was recousiGersd. and SO far
amended as to require Ira Danielson TO
cloth him
$50 were allowed Juo II. Tarble for ap-
pretending horse thief (the one that
stole rh e. Gibson's horse, last summer
The assessment Of E. 5. Hollowell, a.
guardian. was abated Sj33
Another long list Of pauper accounts al
lowed
The special order-the report in refer
ence to the sale oi the Court House, &c,
was further postponed to . 0 clock 10 NOR
row
Sup Green reported long list Of Court
House and Jail accounts, which were el
lowed
The account of Culver, Page & Hoyne
for $l2 % for blanks, tle., was cut down
to s.. Another bill of the same firm was
cut down $500.
Adjourned to oclocl; to morrow morn
ing
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BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY |!

ssE ). II. WHEELER.
sTsHE undersigned would -pectIlly inform the inha
80 bitants of Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers
such Butter, Soda, Lemon Boston, Oyster Aoernet'
and Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, bfoWh breiu
Pies &c &c in good variety. Confectionery, of the
choicest selection. constantly on hand All kinds oil
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order
The subscriber having spared no pains nor expense IN
fitting up a for the convenience ana accohrloda-
ton OF his and the public generally are now
able to furnish anything in their line to those who de-
sire Those wishing the New York Wagon to call daily,
will please their orders to the N Y Bakery, or to
the Post Office.
fSS-Remember the place, in Edwards Block, a few
oor west OF H. Thompson's Main Street send IN
your orders, and they will receive prompt attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23
E1eos a.,d s.,oe shop.

An PREPARED to manufacture to order Gents
o. kid, Goat, Cali, and uGdressed Morocco DOotees,
alters and Buskins.
Heel Caters and Sootees made good style, of good
took.
Shop over NJ. Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, Ill.
Repriring neatly done. All work warranted.
feI,2I ID. Z. TUCKER
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The Board met at > o clock P. M.-24
members present After calling the roll
and ascertaining this fact, the Board ad-
journed to 9 0 clock tomorrow morning.
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&C. 6-gs.tsssEGEE. ". -.
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SUE. BON.

,7fcr fiyI door nj ~ ffFUirH BftL, NItft NFstfl
OTTAWA. Ills.
NE. c. would respectfully call ts attention 0 those
suffering from CaroUi, Diseases, I,rtcuHri Sci o.
fua HL.re swelling salt Eyu, ErGpt.puS OF the Face
and Skin Sd Head. uG sores, ana al diseases arising
from Impurities Of thr blood
Also, Drformitiys. Curvtlres. and Diseases oi t'ie
Spine Distortions Feet, Contracted Limbs, sif
Joints, &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new pTlncIpie' ana
with a success heretofore uuequaled- api
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

b-st aud most anpr,vel style. She has al-o fuII
assortment of DRESS AND CLOAK PATTERNS, Pat
FOR Children in great variety; the new Shape
SKIRT, warranted tire ue steel springs, large "a i-ty
them from :l5) to s3 and nice skirts for .1e, also
steel springs.
4 large assortment Of thi'3rsns, Misses, ana La
dies Hair Nets, French CorSrrs
Reaching and Pressing done. Oh BoaHets ENLARGED
and r.rir The NV shIn.. ser2t
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EAGLE Hills.
CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store +!

10. | IIosgacks Block, jfaia Street, OHasro,
4 5 in receipt of fae assortment o. Boots, Shoes,
4 RUbbers, &c.
Also, Hats and Caps, and Gents Buck Mitts and
Gloves all of best cture, aud cheap for cash.
Call and exa1.!y 4. PRESCOTT, agent.
oc29 No : iE2S8dcI's Block Main 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23

SORROW comes soon enough without des-
pondency it does rnsn no good 10 carry
around hghtningrod to attract trouble.
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SksOFs'gSTzE DEIfOT'!
-v~raac IT6ORD

ElS.AhS
IMPORTER and manufacturer Of Increase Twist l.
h.s Shot Guns, OF every description, Telescope
and Patent Muzze Rifles Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels, with Guide Starter hunting. and large
sortment of Revovers Colts Beal's Mahattens, Blunt
Syms', Allen ThurbeTs. Gentlemen will hnd at my
shop everything in line and warrant to give salts
faction to all that favor me with their patronage.
invite the old friends of H. P. BRuSKEH to give
call, as he Is nay agent Customers will always find him
ac his posi- Aiy shop is Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, shet, Wads, and Caps Guns let by the day.
iCn1S -r-. ---.' THOMAS MOORE
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BUSINESS CARDS.
T. u M b e r
GEO. BRISTOL.
D.,yor; y,nBf-t Natn st. sidec at Bridge, OttGioa
II IL IL .fs,-,l ,lrre


HAVE lust sold my interest in the Book and Sta
tionery business, and purchased the stock of Lum-
Der in H"THKiss * FARBLE's yard, their Ware
house, and leased the ground for a of years ex
pec;ing conne myself entirely the Lumber trade
have large stock OF all qualities NOW on the way and
will arrive in few days, which l am going to sell
cheaper tt'R the chedPest When say cheaper than
the cheapest, it is no puf advertisement just
whatl If my friends and farmer patrons will give
CALI they will need look farther to satisfy them
selves in prices and qualities.
sep25 n RATUBJTN.
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TUESDAY, Feb. L.

Five more members in attendance. On
motion it was ordered that those members
who had left their homes yesterday but
had been unable to reach Ottawa until the
Board had adjourned, receive the same
compensation as if they had been present
yesterday.
Isaiah Strawn's bill of $l5l 24 on pauper
account, was allowed.
committee Of seven was appointed to
visit the county poor house and farm
Also committee of five to visit the Jail.
Adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-23
SPRING TR AIDE.
Change of Business
Lumber Yard, Planning llill,
AND
Sash, Dsor and Rlind Factory.

WE have moved Lumber Yard Planning
W Mil, the Illinois River Bridge, aud pre-
pared 10 furnish former customers and all 9th
with al kis Gs of lumber Lath and Shingles. Also,
constantly hand "a good as sOrtiueut Of DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our L1wber Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory, and q Glass. Nail, Paint, and Oh
Dep enabled 20 furnish each and every article
that BldcTs may want, saving you the trouble Of CO.
ing = OF df-rcu !lake yOUT bill.
We also invite attention to SINGLE MILL,
which! i ready for operation. and furnish
I Sawed Sii.gl-s by wholesale retail.
Our terms cash and sell as low the lowest.
Please call and examine Tor yourselves.
Office La Sale It, opposite Van Doren Osborn'S
Store. iivc 22i SIRAW\ K POWELL