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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Jan. 3, Is

OTTAWA, Jan. >, 1901.
Flour-Wiuter wheat, 215a3 pr 100; spring W
extra, 90. 25a2.50; spring W fine 2C0.
Corn lfeaJ-50a75e pr. 100.
EheaEWinter, 15aS0c; spring, 65a.0.
C0rA-New shellcd, bic for G0lbS i ear 26c Obs.
Oats--l7sc for So lbs.
Hurley a30c for As lbs
Eye-4Gc.
I,saotjiu .seed-s1G5.
rot3soes-l5a20c. p. bush.
EqgS-i2c.
Butter-l4-alGc.
CdJ Skins-7c.
dressed NJgS-s5 l5aJ45.
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No one Of the many ills Goshis heir to" is preva-
lent, 20 h:tlt understood aud much neglected as
CostlHencss. Often originating IN csreiessne-s
uen'ary habits LIs regarded Sigh; disorder q too
Ette consequence 10 excite anxiety, while in reality il
is the precursor and companion OF many oil the most
fatal ana dangerous d-e.-cs and unless carly cTadi-
Gated e. w bring o.. sufferer uutiul.iy grave
Among tH- lighter evils OF which cOstiyeuess Il the
al attendant Headache, Cole, rheumatism, Foul
Breath PIe- and others Of like nature, while 4 long
train Of SntiI diseases such MALI name Fever.
Assesses DysenteTg DiarThua, Dyspepsia Apople&y,
Epilepsy Paralysis, Hytera HyPochcadriasis, Helen-
choy ard Insanity fret indicate ther presence in the
system by L Is alarming symptom. Not uIfrcquentiy
the diseases named OH .aate IA Constipation bat take
independent 1uiess the cause oraIi-
Gated IA early stage. Prom al these considerations
1t follows that tho disorder should receive iula ate
t@utOn whenever Il occurs, and person should neg
i.ct 20 get box O.: C-rhas Pl- tie FIRST appear
o. Jhe i:ut, tHeir timely .xI5cl the
i'siiuous arrroache- - disease ld destroy tbs
geTyus Zoe ~ lG.-aH lie.
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40 ConsamptiVes.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
lew weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffer
ed several years with luns affection, and thai
dread disease, Co2sJmp.oa-.s anxious 10 make known
to his feliow-suGerers the means or cure
To all who desire it. he viii send copy Of the pre-
scripon used Gree Of ciage), with the directions foI
preparing and asiG- thc same which they WIZ anl a
SURE CrEE Tor Ccs=.ls-I-v ASTHMA, BroScHIris, &c
The only object Q, te advertiser ia sending the Pre-
scription IS to benefit the afflicted ANA spread informa.
zion which Ee conceves to he Invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer viii Try lis remedy it viii cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription vii! please address
REv. EDWARD A WILSON,
oc20-Iy William .,grgh, Kings County, New York.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Thursday Evening, Jan. 3. 1861.
The Flour market was more active to-day at
about yesterdays rates, some 1000 bbls being ta-
ken for shipment ut $4a4,30 for good brands of
spring extras and s325a3, S5 good to choice super
fine brands. The wheat market opened firm at 7Gc
for No spring and 8Oc for No /, and closed firm
with an active demand. There was good demand
for corn at &c for mixed in store, Oats firm iat
l14al7Ic in store. Rye firm at lie for No in bags.
Barley unchanged. Hides firm, and outside prices
more easily obtained. There some demand for
cut meats, bat we did not hear of cny transactions
on Change Should the price OF hogs continue to
decline thoy have done during the past two DAYS,
all description OF the hog product must so down
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OyrE FxclTr NFsT, and tn mental CT and anxiety
incident close attvatiuu business study,
among the numerous OF Nervous Headache.
The dI>oTd-r of Iind aid body iuciieL: to tis
complaint IS fatal blow ali and
ambition Sufferers by THIS disorder always obtain
speedy relief those distressing sttaCks by using
The C-Iial-- Pills Whenever the symptoms APP
pear. Il 4'cts t'sr u.erssseI Dra and soothes the
strained aud Earring aud rel4xrs the tension Of
the stomach which .lSay~ accosue, and argravat's
tie dlsorlcTed condition of tie n.iiu.
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nlisfcllaneons.

THE AMALGAMATION OF LASGUAcRs.-Therc is grow
ing tendency in this age appropriate the most ex
pressiye words of other languages and after while
incorporate them into own thus the WORD Cepha
lie, hich Greek sgnifyng for the head,
is becoming popularized III connection with Mr
Spaldings great Headache remedy, but it will soon b.
used in general way, and the word Cephaic vii
become as common Electrotype and many Others
whose distinction foreign words has been worn away
by usage gntii they seem native aud to th'
manor born"
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PbysieiaE.-Wel, Srs j. Z Is, HoE is that headache ?
Ms. J0Hs4.-Goue. Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent cured me 10 just tEvHty inmates, aud wish you
would send more 80 tiati can have them handy.
I"l-tstfH. -Iru ,-u ErJ them az any Druggists
Gail .er C. .Ils Pills. bad they never :.4i, aad re
commend .issW .n alb case. o.! E-aiacEe.
Rre- y,ses--I shall send fpr a box directly an i
shall tel ali ~ suffering friends :or tHey rzsI
t,ssiHg.
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Those who have not yet supplied them
selves with 4 Kerosene Lamp, will be glad
to know, that in order that everybody
should have one, 5. c. Earl d Son have
concluded to sell them for tho next 80
days at greatly reduced prices
They have also just received from tho
Factory, large lot of that splendid OIL.
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e. DID you ever have the Sick Headache? Do you
remember the throbhing temples, the f-vercd brow the
ioathnC and disgust The sight Of food How totally
unfit you for pleasure, conversation or study
one of the Cepac Pills would have relieved you from
all the suffering which you then experienced For this
and other purposes You should always h u box OF
them on hand to occasion requires.
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BRIuCET-Missus wants you 70 send her n box of Co.
pha.ic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared PHs,-but I'm
thinking that's rot just it na;ther but perhaps ven be
aithCr moving what it is. lc she's nigh dead and
gone with the sick Headache, and wants Of
that same r.laived her before
DrUgyist.-iou must mean Srsding's Cephalic Pills.
BCSdyet-Uch! sure nov and you've sed it, here's,
tn qGarlher and CIV the Pals and don't be all day
about il either.
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We are requested to state that the Hi
nois d Mississippi telegraph Co. will now
receive and forward all messages relative
to the Kansas relief committee free Of
CHARGE
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cfy-S1H.. Cswaac.-A.:er thorough trial ny innu-
eruhIc living Witnesses Henri, Ks sugar Coated Pills
have prov = - te medicine the age This rene
dy continue steadily advance l. the estimation Of
the world the best family medicine utrodlc ed
In all bilious arrangements they never fail and as
universal cathartc, excel -! others Price - cents.
See advertisement on tliri page.
ocl3-Iy y. y. CAPEDN- IigFciigg tgeut.
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Any Of DE shove works VIII De furnished TO Mar
Sts.45icss Tor t's year 1861 and =, at o'.eAdf tie
yertf p sUissr5 j.tiut ys.ia ~.
Thus g.ir S,5scsiJrr may obtain the Reprints al
the -Four Reviews and BiacsUood Si.e CoasccHtir
yo1ra 5o So =. vlchs about tie price OF the origin
N srOgts Tor one year.
As We shall never again be likely 70 offer such in
dur-ruts those here presented, oc - he time TO
SllSeTtjr. :
Rcnjtcances must In al cases, be made direet 20 tie
IiHLisAegS, for these prices commission be
allowed o agents. Address,
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
No j Cold NV Turh
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Wishing JAMES ADAR success in his educational eff
forts, hope his Improvement in DRAINING MACHINES
will be justly appreciated. His draining plow received
the Est premium ut the Illinois State Fair tis iai'
four Others and from the certificates Of more than
dozen Of disnterested persons in this county, who
have made and had made over eleven thousand rods
OF dram with several machines, well as from our
own personal knowledge IN the case, believe drain
ing done with his machine, is worth perhaps, twice
much as that done by any other machine.
Whatever money may be realized from it, we are
persuaded, viii be appropriated TO good use-Men-
dOtd Observer. d.c99-6p,
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New Firm and New Goods,
L.. FRIEDMAN.
.Iothier and Merchant Tailor,
.Soth side IF Main Street dOor trest Of hiag G
Hirsi's HdTd1cdre Store, Ottdlod, Illinois,
FSpECTFULLy invites the attention Of the public
( b his and splendid stock OF
sprIsaS ;sfsd Summer Goods,
Consisting of
Fine Black Frock Coats,
Sumiier Over Goats,
Business Coats of every quality and style,
Pantaloons from IS cts. W to SIC.
A more splendid stock Of
EgSys' SlOgkinS
Than before kept in this city. good assori
ment of
s:enlIcmcn'S Furnishing goods,
Cloths Doeskins and Cassncres to make up IN gar
NESTS which he vii! guarantee to tit and wear WE'LL
His whole stock is and well selected
L. FRIEpMASN in returning his grateful acKnowieog-
ments to the numerous patrons OF his new estaosh-
ment is happy among his warmest iriehus nose
who have dealt him since he commenced business
four wears ago this city, partner IN tne ETH OF
TvIr1NASN ALrscHULER, and now for himself, ana ne
viii do ali in his power suit the hard times lie has
had and will have for his MOTTO go,
g Quick Sales and Snad1 Prcft!
u,.ro7 l.. FRIEDMAN.
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FACT WORTH Misunderstanding Cephalic Pn are
a certain cure sick H,ntaChe, Bilious Headache,
Nervous Headache COs;iyeness and General Debility.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-01-05

TwESTT NuIIoNs Or DalLAEs SsvED-vr. Spaldirg
has sold two millions % bOities OF hi- celebrated
pared G' and i estimated that each bottle saves
a, least dollars worth Of broken furniture thus
making aggregate Of twenty millions Of dollars
claimed from total loss by this yana.le invention
Having made his Glse household Rosd. lac nov pro-
poses DO the world ssii greater service ali
the aching heads With liz CeilsaIi 49, Sge
as good a hs Glue, iig4d4eh.s1 Tor IN chat bel.
Ike shO" in july i political sig no,
Eda:i"azsf 81 con
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sArS;ly Realized.

Hi 'ad N 'orrible 'eadache this hafterroon, hand
stepped into the hapothecaries Land says hi TO she
man, Can you hease me of 'eadache ?' Does II
hache ard says e. exceedingly" says hi hand
upon that e gave me Cephaiic Pill, hand 'pon me
onor it cured SO quick that 'ardy realized 'ad
'ad an 'eadache.
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nIG Settlers, Meeting,

GRAND RALLY! CONE ONE, CONE ALL.
All persons who have resided in La Sale county
twenty years, in the State Illinois thirty wears
last past earnestly requested meet at the Cour
House in Ottawa, Thursday, the 9Th day Of January
next, at O'Clock NJ, for the purpose of pcrrectirg
the organization OF the Old Settlers Society Of said
county, and to adopt Constitution and Bylaws for
the government thereof JA1IES CLARK, Prcsv
p. LINDLEY, Sec'y.
There will be u bali in the evening, under the ma
nagement of Magill, Mason, and Hathaway, where
those vino desire participate dec29
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MARRIED-Jan. LIST, in Rrtiand By the Rev. z. Cole
man, Mr.. WIN. TKUABo and Miss CATHAEIyE PARKINSON.
On Christmas day iast, by Arthur Lockwood, ESQ.,,
Mr.. DAVID RoGERs, of Serena and Miss LOUISA HoFF-
MAN. late of Ohio
On the 3lst ult, by the same, AR LoREScE ErPLE of
South Ottawa, and Miss LEIsTHA SHEET. of Ottawa.
On the Sd inst, by the same, Mr.. WILLIAM RerH of
Mendoza, and Miss WILHEISSA MEISHAR., of Homer.
DIED-Dec 31st, of scarlet fever FRANCES L. EsMEs
youngest daughter of L. +. Eames aged seven wears
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HGADACH; is the favorite sign by which nature
axes know any deviation whatever from the n aura
OF the BRAIN and viewed in this light il may be
looked safeguard intended give notice of d.
late be renedied and its indications should never
be neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
Names viz symptomatic and idiopathic. Symptona-
tic Headache is exceedingly common and is the p
OF Il great variety OF diseases, among which are
Apoplexy, Gout, rheumatism. and all febre diseases.
In its form is sympathetic of disease of the
stomach constituting sick hedoace of hepa,c disease
constituting JUOus heddGche Of worms, constipation
and other disorders OF the bowels well renal and
uterine affections. Diseases OF the heart very fire.
quently attended with headaches Armenia and pletio
also affections which frequent y occasion head
ache. Idopathc Headache is also very common, being
usually distinguished by the name of aeFU0Hs head
ache, sometimes coming suddenly in state Of appa-
rently sound health and prosrang at ence the mental
and physical energies and in other instances it comes
On slowly loraded by depression Of spirits or acerbity
of temper In most instances the pain is in the front
Of the head, both eyes, and sometimes pro-
yoking vomiting; under This class may also be named
NeurdIgid
For the treatment OF either class OF Headache the
Cephic Pills have been found and safe remedy,
relieving the most acute pains in a few minutes and by
its subtle pow sr Graduating the diseases OF which
Headache is the uneyrHg index.
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p;ssu.s.tiou OF COynrfnershtp.
HJoTICE is hereby given, that the co-partnerstip
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned, un-
er the fm name style Of Hit Co., is dissolved
ty mutual consent. p HIT
Ssc15-3wS "A AcCOIALCM
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by the use of these Pills tie erodic attacks of Ter
Sick HeadacIe may be Prevented and If taken
at the commencement of an attack immediate relief
from pam ard sickness viii be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache to which females are subject.
They act geutly upon the Notwithstanding Costire
ness
For literary Nep, Students Delicate Females, and
al. persons OF ae3eatdry Aabits they valuable
Lde0tue improving the appetite, giving tone and ri
gor to the digestive organs, and restoring the natural
elasticity and strength of the VI hole system
The CEPIIALIC PILLS the result of long invest
cation and carefully conducted experiments having
been in use many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain and suf
fcrng from Headache, whether originating in the ner
u0us system or from deranged state of the stomach.
They entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may be taken all times with perfect safety without
making any change of diet, and IRE absence Of any
essagreea6Se taste rezdrsa easy TO adi.injster them
| to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITsI
The genuine have FIVE signatures Of Henry G. spaud.
| ing each 8ox.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of tn.
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
| All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. spALDING.
novly-ly - Cedar st-ces, NV Yo,h.
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VETERIN AIRY,
DIR. JOHN HUXLEY;

Farmers. look to your Interest.
TRTE are now receiving a large stock Of the % Mo-
w line Pi, VS., made by JoHS DEERE, and shall keep
on hand foil assortment of both old ground and Germ
Piows His Steel Clipper" he heat in the ate.
Every Piow will be warranted and only be bouShv
Of the undersigned in this city. -
feb1S JACKSON EOCkWOOD-
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Pictorial Vnagaz.nes ana Papers.
II HAVE large lot Back numbers Of these-0edeyy
/ Harper &C., per No. loc Ladies' call ayd(p9k
jan29 THU. oNHSSs
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Miss Davis School.

FE5uIS SCHOOL viii commerce on Tuesday. Sept zah.
Room in the bdseAsslst Of the Bdptisf ChnrcA
TII77ON-Primary, $500; Common English, $500 ;
HIGHER English $500 sep1
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TNIEAP HOOKS u
Z jau2g
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-21
The Democratic Candidate for
 Governor.


 Fon. J. l., LOOMS, the Breckinridge candi- s.,te for Governor of this State, has got himself ,s.o . bad box. In his speech, accepting the ,opor f?9 ,ot s,e nomination for Governor by the zsa Eaton bogas-aeuecracy, he said:
 Several large and powerful States have now iiharswn, I WILL NOT SAY uSRIAsoSARLf, rom the Union"
 whersupau hundreds of honest democrats who .sa ses nothing but blank, staring TREASON in ne "withirawal' of these States, are pondering nons themselves and puzaIng over the dictum nf their candidate that the treachsry and treason of these States is l" not unreasonable"
 And they will puzzle and ponder more and more until the election, and then being fully convinced that there is screw loose somewhere n their candidate, will be very likely to express their feelings in direct vote for the REPUBLICAN rsxprDArE, which shall rebuke treason, repel the insidious and crafty pro-slavery yoke, and shall Seclare the honest sentiment of the public heart that people in Connecticut cannot be caught in such a nan-trap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-21
&ittb6elo Gnanitet.
THURSDAY, FEB. q. 1881.
The Convention.

The COmyemtlOuss :
 The Republican State Convention will be heid a New Haven on. next "Wednesday. We are .,uf;deut that there will be full and hearty at .dancs and that the spirit of no compromise tb tr.;tors.r and of rigid adherence to the first
 ;,c;nles of government, and the execution of sx;st;rg laws will be firmly shown in con 7sntion.
 Whether the old ticket, or Q new one, shall . presented to the voters of this State for rati- : ation and election, is matter of but little mo- :,snt to ths psople-so that the platform of the ;i,rty presents these great principles which are lie basis of the sentiment which the great ma ,gity of the people entertain.
 TIE PEopAx.do not see why they should give ,se,ni-endorsement by their votcs,. to the trait s,ous and ruinous policy of the Democratic ad- A;nistratiou, which has brought our country up- 5l the verge of ruin. They cannot see '0Ay the sscession of several great States of the Union $ net unreasonable the Democratic candl- si,te for Governor in this. state, says it is not, :. Id they cannot feel that the State of Cennecti- ' It must take rptrograde movement, and favor isanion, treason and anarchy in this trying time ,four natioas affairs.
 And dso. whatever ticket is nominated, the stpfe of Connecticut will go right, and will stand ,rP. as always, for the UNION AND THE CoSsrlrU TON and tie enforcement of the laws.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-21
GOSHEN.

At a meeting of the electors of Goshen, on the 9th inst, the following persons were elected del egatcs to the several conventions:
 State.-John N. Wadhams, o. M. Humphrey N. R. Hart Moses Cook.
 Congressional.-Capt.W W. Gaylord, George A. Hill, John B. Thompson, B. F. Howe.
 Senctorial.-L. c. Wadhams, Jr., Philo Cum mings, ". E. Gaylord, Wm. Lyman.
 Probate.-Willis H. Brooks, D. Lucas, Abra. ham Beach, Vim. s. Griswold.
 Vo.ed-That delegates have power to appoint substitutes.
 Capt. Willard Gaylord, J. o. Rice, o. NJ. Humphrey, were appointed Town Committee for the year ensuing.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-21

sg We learn of a very general and spontane oas feeling in the County to put the name of Col ROBBINS BATTEl.L of Norfolk, upon the State Ticket, perhaps for the office of Lieutenant Gov. ernor, at the coming Convention. If it shall no, be deemed best to run the old State Ticket again, we are sure that this nomination will be one ol the wisest and most popular that could be offered to the Convention from this County.
 We also learn that the names of Ammi Gid. dings of Plymouth, and William Cothren, Esqrs., of Woodbury, have been offered for the office of Secretary of State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-21
ssy- The late John c. Wright of Ohio. tbe

e0- The late John c. Wright of Ohio, the Secretary of the Peace Congress, who died last week in Washington, was nativesof this town. worked as an apprentice in the office of the Litchfeld MONITOR the predecessor of the Es-- .qUIRER-and married a daughter of the publish. CT, Thomas collier-removed to Ohio, became Judge of the Supreme Court of that State, and has held many offices of trust and honor in the gift of the people and the Executive. He is represented to have been rather an i'll favored man personally; and the Hartford Press tells the following story of him, whenin Congress:
 Wright was the subject of one of Dayy Crocketts jokes. Crockett was in a managerie at Washington, and approaching baboon, re. marked, : if that fellow had spectacles on, he'd look just like Wright Wright himself stood By and heard him, and touched his shoulder in a friendly way. Oh, Lord r said Crockett, I owe an apology, but don't know which to apol- ogize to- you or the monkey.'r
 Judge Wright's age at his death was not far from 75. -i Hon. F. J. Wolcott also, who has been ap- pointed Commissioner by the Governor of Ohio, in the stead of Judge Wright, is of Litch6eld percentage. His father was of the old Wolcott family, and he married young lady of high character and attainments from a .neighboring town, (Torrington.) He also went early to Ohio, where he acquired large estate, and died some years since there. His son, the present Con- missioner, is very distinguished lawyer, and at present Attorney General of the Sssse.
 A little clipping on our outside page this week, speaks somewhat boastfnlly, but not an. truly, of LIrcHEIELD. CorsrY as being the birth place of many distinguished men. It may not be improper to add to this, that it has also pro dueed many illustrious women, among whom are Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, and Miss Ann H. Stephens, the distinguished authoresses.