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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-18

w. +. OWENS. /.
1861. +
sP RING GODS
FOR
GEN LEMEN.
N w STYLES
AND
LATEST IMP0RTATIONS,
Together with fresh assortment;
HALF HOSE,
WHITE FRENCH LINEN HDKFS,
GLOW IS.
AND UNDERWEAR OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
n9-SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
BY MEASUREMENT
AND
FIT GUARANTEED
NEW STYLES FRENCH BOSOMS lust open4d
ieio-" W. F. OWENS.
NUTRITIyE CREAM FOR THE HAIR.-This prepa-
ration will render the hair soft glossy an lis
ang tG Composed it is o: the purest materials it
can be used with perfect safety answers all the prp3
ses OF Fomade and Oils without producing that greasnsss
go common to many hair preparations Prepared only by
N. HYNSoN JENNINGS L CO,
Pharmacs utists,
mh-o'tr IS orth Charles street
Wool WooDli WooDI!i
SAVE 'Ea osHr by huyiagvou7 o7d At aazs D CIT,
5tsa'r sfr- W1od Hin,
So Eoar. svas.r
i4aEs 4. Jo9.a.N
NEW GooDs.
GABRIEL. y. CLARK
For Holiday presents. has for sale every dcs;nton Of n
WATCHES, JEwELRE, SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his
store corner of Calvert and Wate streets. d2ntf
DR.. a. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR., c. A. HARRIS,
oSotF 81 NORTH CHARLES srREsr
EcoNoMY! ECONOMY /!
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed 40
Split at0fiee of City Steam Fire W cod MiII
nos NORTH STREET.
'io-H JAMES H. JOHNSON.
NOTICE.
THE BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY
Have appointed Mr.. RICHARD W TYSON the Sole Agent
for the sale of its Coaln this market take effect from
February lst, 1861
THos. WILSON, President.
BALTIMORE COAL C0MPANY'S COAL,
SOLE ENCY,
No. IS SECOND STREET,
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS
The undersigned having been appointed the sole agent
for the sale OF the above celebrated Coal in this market
takes this method OF informing of Coat and the
pGhc generally, that h. is prepared fill, the shortest
notice, orders for any size and quantity OF The
BA!FiEORE COGPANY'S
GEUgGES CREEK
BITUMTEO US COAL
For Domestic use, Shiplant Streaming or Mlnafsctsrn
purposes, at very low rates.
R. ". TYSON, Sole Agent
Mr. CHARLES GILMGR, the former agent OF the Compao,
will continue at the Office to the sale Of Coal AS
heretofore. fe5-tf
LADD, WEBSTER Il Co.'S
tt C :! rs TlTCA
S III ~ g MA REwEs
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS,
No I8l BALTIxoRs STREET,
s2lu Between Calvert and South streets.
ISRAEL & Go.
IVORY YVES.
| WATER.COLORED
MEzZOTINT
| uIttt I25 BALTIMORE STREET.
Success!
ADAMs'
| SUCCESSFUL, POPULAR,
| AND RELIABLE
NET CASH SHIRT MANUFAcToRy,
| No. If6 West Baltimore street, up stairs,
Opposite Carroll Hall, doors below Calvert street
Made to order or ready made, Finest Shirt sl.75
Made to order or ready made, 81 quality, sI.5O
Good Shirts ready made, $l.25.
Shirts made il materials e7al
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
DOOLITTLE AS A DEBATER.

Probably tho most efficient Republican
Senator i'll debate will be found to be Doc
little of Wisconsin. His peculiar merit,
are, first, that he speaks clearly, sensibly
and quietly; and secondly, that he know:
how and when to sit down. This most
difficult of all arts--the art of sitting
down-he seems to have mastered. 'Ti>
probably a natural gift At any rate he
possesses it, and consequently he is always
heard with attention.
THE BULL DOG TENAcITY OF DOUGLAS
Hour after hour had slipped away; it
was six o'clock in the morning, aud no
vote had been taken on the resolution
In six hours more the Inauguration was
to take place Senators began to look ia-
ded. Half of them We're asleep Oh the
sofas, and some i'll their seats. The gal
leries had thinned out Repeated motions
for recess were made.
But Douglas, with bull dog tenacity,
stuck to his point. AT the bare mention
of the word recess, his g object, Mr.. Pre-
sident," rose clearly above the din. His
patience was beyond all praise. Not a
sign OF inpatience escaped nim even du-
ring the most wearisome of the long
speeches which consumed the precious
hours of the waning session. But the
instant the floor was vacant he pressed his
point The personal attacks, and they
were many, his sole reply was-Lct Us vote.
And so at last, half an hour or so before
daylight, the ayes and noes were called
for and the resolution passed by II to u
Just the necessary tWO-tLIrus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

THE VIPER.-The fang OF the viper is a
clear and curious example OF mechanical
continuance. 1t is perforated tooth,
loose at the root; in its quiet state, lying
down iiat upon the jaw, but furnished with
muscle, which with jerk, and by the
pluck, as if it were a string, suddenly
eTccts IL.
Under the tooth, close to its root, and
communicative with the perforation, lies a
small bag containing the venom. When
the fang is raised, the closing of the jaw
presses its root against the bag under
meath, and the force of this compression
sends out the fluid, with considerable
impetus, through the tube in the middle
OF the tooth What more uEequivocal or
effectual apparatus could be devised, for
the double purpose of at once iniicting
the wound and injecting the poison .
Yet, though lodged III the mouth, it is so
constituted, as, in its inoiiensive and qui-
escent state. not 10 interfere with the ami
mails ordinary Office OF receiving its food.
1t has been observed also, that of the
harmless serpents, the black snake, the
blind worm. &c, have no iangs, but teeth
of an equal size, not movable as this is,
but fixed into the Jaw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

L4rGHAGrs Eo-lc1-N'e are Indebted to
the Narreut01yn. q. c. N,7~s for the fol-
.o"inG Gad'ertlsement, which wez posted an
IN tie tavern, il NewJurn, while the f.e-
G.s1atuye was II session at that place
Nine host. i seems, was an honest. we'll
meaning fellow, who ha;i conceived III,
44ea mat tie momLefs were the very salt
0! tlc earth, and had listened to the com.
plants Of certain Of them. relative 10 tho
oo!ng' oi few wilder characters who did
not belong TO their fraternity. Here il
the notice WAl.A lie posted in the most
conspicuous place in the house: Look
--@Ei The tollor.rrr1!s Of order VII lie
hereafter Observed in this hotel Members
Of the Assembly >, Il! go 20 tie table first.
and the gentlemen afterwards" After
reading Il over, la did not exactly Ike Il.
II q la say anything about royEGies and
b.-c- sUlrdz, so to caution them Particular
", Ii -dded - Eota Dena.-Eos.Gies and
black guards will please net n,iz with the
meInbcrs, rs it IS hard TO tell orc from tho
other
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

PEAs.-To have early "peasco!s, the
seed requires to be sown as early as the
ground will permit, and where the sol. is
inclined to be wet 1t will be found ia
vorable expedient to SOW The peas on the
surface, and throw an inch OF soil over
them, drawing it up with the hoe, forming
a slight ridge. There is no fear of the
seed rotting when thus elevated, and the
soil being dry and warm, they soon vege-
tate. Peas are not very tender when
young, and will not be injured by slight
freezing, but they may be afforded a slight
protection by inserting the supporting
stakes us soon as the young plants make
their appearance above ground. Last
summer we saw a good crop OF peas grown
without upright stakes. To keep chick
ems from disturbing the seed, a quantity
of brush was laid thickly on the top OF
the rows, and not being removed in time,
the plants were allowed to grow into and
over the brush. They spread and formed
a thick looking ridge Of foliage, and pro-
duced abundantly We thought the plan
worthy of uote.-Farmer and Gardener.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

How TO GIT EARLY TouAToEs. Mrs. E.
D. Kendall, of Maryland, thus writes 10
Tie Southern Field and Preside:
\ coed large large turnip is far baiter
than any bot bed Tor props, ,.ating early TO-
4-1;oss. Cut OF the top, and scoop out to
2 shell thtcc-quarters Of an inch ,Lic,r
fhi the carly wilh rich mould. plant n
half do2- seeds and place the turnip in q
bo1 oi !oanl heep IN q warm room, by
with teHld water every day until thero is
DO longer any dan.sy from frost, when re.
move the turnip 10 the out door bed. and
thin out all but one plant Should the
turnl2 shell put out roots, pinch them of.
ani !he shell viii soon rot, aiiording a fer,
tiliz. > 10 lhe tomato plan. that will send
II saead wonderfully. dozen turnips
thus tcmatoized viii Afford an abundant
supply o. early tomatoes for an ordinary
family.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
BUSINESS CARDS

OLIVE. G. AVERY. WASHINGTON BUsHgELL.
GRAY. AVERY IL BUSHNELL,
Attorneys and COGHseiIOrs at LGto and Solicitors an
LhdRcery,
Will Prrctice in the Federal Courts and the State
Courts in the Counties of La Sale, Bureau Kendall,
Grundy, aad livingston
Collections made and promptly reInitted jams
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

How TO Grow PEAcHrs EVERY YEaR-A
correspondent Of the od:o tflt.rator SAYS:
irocure your peaches grated uron the
Wild plum stock. The tree partakes Of
the nature Of tho plum, being hardy, and
VIII never winter-kill, and putting cut late
IN the spring will never be injured by the
frost, and 1t is a certain preventive AGAINST
the workings OF The peach grub, ,shle Tie
natural HE time Of tie tree is much longer
'han our own; so you may depend upon
peaches every year and ior a long period
oi time, without the destructive and dis
courag'ne influences attending the Growth
of the common peach"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

Jlstics 0f the {edce-
1ffre east side of Columbus St. adjoining his resi-
d nee, nearly opposite the Post Office
Viii thank his friends for all business pertaining o
his office, and promises attend to all such WI h
Or mptness-
Living adjoining to his office, he may always be found
On hand. apst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

ABsEScE or MIyD-Wbatis is commonly
termed Gbcehes Of mind hGs never been con.
sidered incompatible With the 1r.s,,.c, Of a
vigorous intellect The iate DISTINGUISHED
mathematician, Pfofo-aJr In. of
y Aberdeen, was notorious for his absence of
mind Emerging hastily one day from tho
"rehed gateway at hiEEa College, he
stumbled against q COW, which Glanced to
be passing, In the confusion Of the mo.
ment: the Professor raised his hat, ex-
claiming, Il beg yOur parlon, lnadaml'
waking III Union street n few days af.
terwaros, hc did Incidentally stumble
against lady who Was walking in an on.
posite direction. la sudden recollection
OF his former adventure, lie called out.
IS that you again ye brute!'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

INSECTS oE FeriT TRrgs-A correspond
ent OF The Ne,o Eng'aad Fay7aer says:
Much he's been said shout destroying
insects On fruit trees. | have tried a good
many ways, but have found none so good
rs the following: Fora common sized plum
tree, fill Six or e;gLt sials about twothirds
fun OF water, vell sweeteue,l with loaf su-
gar, and hang them on different parts of
tie tree, about the time ii Is blossomin.,
and the insects VIII take that before the.
fruit have filed vials twice in ono sea-
son, and found among them Hundreds of
insects such IS never saw or heard of he
fore
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
SPORTS MEMS DEPOT!
ENrTaS MOORE

EMfOETEE and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
Il and Shot Guns, of every description, Telescope
and Patent NuzZe Rifles Revolving Breech, Cast Steel
Barrels, with Guide Starter for hunting and large
sortneut of Eeyovers Colts, Beals, Mathatten Blunt
i Syms', Allen x thurher's. Gentlemen will find at y
shop everything in my line and warrant to give salts
faction to all that favor with their patronage.
invite the cid friends of H. p. BRUNSER to give me
call he is agent Customers will always ind him
at his post My shop is on Main Street. near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, Wads, and Caps. Guns let by the day
junls THOMAS MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
JoSEs was riding in Westcheste,. !, s

JoHEs was riding in Westchester in Sep
teinber last, and saw board nailed upon
Il post in the yard of a farm house, with
the sign on it, this farm for sail" AL
ways ready for little pleasantly, seeing
= woman III checked suu-bonnet, picking
up chips at the wood Pile in front of tho
house, he stopped and asked her politely,
when the farm was going 10 sail! She
weht on with her work, but replied to his
question instanter.-"Just as soon rs the
man comes along who can raise tie ,oiad,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

THE typos seem to be in luck. The
Vice President Of the United States, with
three members Of the Cabinet-Cameron
Blair, and "elles-weTe formerly type
stiekers, as was also Hon. D. X. Carter, OF
Ohio, who-if reports be true-has just
been appointed Governor Of Nebraska,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

MINIsTERY vs. DrAcoy-In a small conn.
Try town on tho susQuchanua river there
Il church in which the singing had. 10
use their own rhlasc) run completely
down. II had been led for manv wear,
by ono OF the deacons, whose voice pud
musical power had gradually given out.
OHc evening On an OCCASION of interest,
the clergyman gave cut ,he hyrnn which
was III the metiIcal measure n ther harder
than usual, and the deacon led oil Upon
ITS conclusion, the minister arose and said:
Brother B will please repeat tho
hymn as caaHot couzc.el!.ously pray aG-
ter such singine"
1he deacon very composediv pitched il
10 another tune, with manifest improve
nent upon tie first effort, and the clerrv-
man sad 10 -a--e, tut proceeded with lis
prayer
Having finished, lie took UP the book
to give out the second hymn. when he
was interrupted 10y the deacon crsvely
getting Up and saying, in voice audible
10 the Whole congregation:
" Ill lir-- please make another
prayer? 1t viii be imro.sible for mo to
sing after such praying - that.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
BUSINESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

ssN 3. E3. ~ sEE4Ess.
YYUE undersigned would pectfully inform the inha
Z, btants of Ottawa and vicinity that he is now
prepared to furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such Soda, Lemon, Boston, Oyster Abernetha
AID Water Biscuit. Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread
choicest selection constantly on hand. All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared pains nor expense in
citing up wagon for the convenience and acconnoda-
ton OF his and the pubiic generally are nov
able furnish anything in their line to those who de-
sire Those wishing the New Wagon to call daily,
will please their orders to the N Y Bakery, or TO
the Post Office.
.<y- Remember the place, in Edwards Block, a few
oOr west of H. Thompsons store Main Street Send in
your orders they will receive prompt attention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

ECIFCTIC PkYSIIIAN MD Fth!IIVN.
Office third door acest Of ohd,rG E""' no''' S"ee'
OTTAWA. ILLS.
NR would respectfully call the attention oI silose
suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly Sc O.
fa White swelling Salt Rheum, Eruptions Oh tie rae
and skin Scad Head Old Sores, and all diseases arising
from impurities of tie blood , ,., -, ~,
Also, De tortnities, Curvaures and Diseases OF I!e
epiue Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted LIMBS, sun
Joints, &c -. -. 4,
- I1 =. - - 81 - ffnrr TncouaIed. api
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

best aud EJst approved style. She has AZ" a full
assortment Of DRESS AND CLDAh PATTERNS, Pat
for Children in great variety tAr neg shape
Skirt warranted te fine steel springs, large "a rty
Of them from :IJy >, aud ni-e Skirts soT .5s also
steel springs.
large assortment of CIIdrcI's, Misses, and La
dies Hair Nets French Cursets.
Bleaching and Pressing done. Old B-Hncts ENLARGED
and made the shape. ser-3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
E.oo. a,nI Since Ss.no

- T AN prepared TO manufacture o order Gents
EFA ] Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
- Kid Goat, Calf, anu uEGreSstd Morocco DOOtees,
Taiters and Duskins.
Heel Caters aud BGotees made in good style, of good
shop over ]. ". Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, III.
Eepiiring neatly done. Al work warrantet
80 - ID. +. TUCKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

A. removed from the
4 Z corner of Main and
Columbus sts. TO La 81 le
street, where she il now
opening 4 large and fun
assortment Of Fall and
Winter
MILLINERY GOODS,
Comprising \ complete as
surtmrut of DRESS AND
STRAW BONNETS.
y large variety Of nicely
made Bouuets will be kept
constantly on hand, and
made 70 O.der, in pr .ces, ,
:uli trimmed. at $50, 50,
$3.50, and Sc 40.
4 large variety or Misses
IJuaye Hats Infants and
Boy TUrbaES; Brown aud
White Hats, fine Beaver
HAYS.
Mrs. t, willie in y. Y,
spent much time jn refer
euce to DRESS NAkISG,
and las secured L e. ser
vices OF Ms. eastman
for Dress and CIOaG max
ing, being thss prepared
to 10 Dress Making in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
Legislative Gem--Iaw A~a,us. 80.
ing Bridges IN ;ji;s1ors

Amcnng other funny acts Of leei.Istior
passed by our late General Assembly. WA.
one one providing that no person shall in s,,.
1,cre dflye any animal or vehicle over o,v
y. 5he puoiic bridges or this State exceot
unuef uf tns penalty of a FIVE dollar fine
LOW 'hs people are 10 get across the
cieeks' our Soions had not the l,iaeInesa
70 INFORM Us, They certainly DO not sup
pose the entire Population will &" "ta<o to
water sooner than disregard tie law.
The act reads as follows.
SEC: |. BE il enacted By Tie Psop1e ofn,
State q Illinois, reyresentci IN tie Gcgerai
ASSEMBLY, That if any person shall ride.
lead, or drive any wagon, Carriage, draw
cart or other vehicle or conveyance, OF.
any horse, mare, mule or OK or other ami.
maj, over, on or ncrooJ any public bridge
used by tie public within tho Limits of
this state, be shall forfeit and paw for
each oiiehse the sum OF fiye dollars which
penalty shall be collected, either before
aJusuee OF the peace or by sn indictment
ID the circuit court OF said county. as il
now provided by section one of an act en-
Titled an act TO amend cLapler ujnety-
three OF tho revised statutes. entitled
roads, approved Jan. -, 1872"
The legislature probably meant to I'M
pose fine for fast driving, but have abso,
i"tely prohibited al crossing whatever.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
G. W. EsEEFlAss ID.

TEACHER II JocG6 and instrumental Music, and TIE
German LdaguGge.
Office IN Post 0lice Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Once.
DENHAED's QUAnEILLE BAND is ready to furnish
superior Music Tor Balls Parties, Concerts, &c
sondbie terms. good caller is connected with the
Band.
Apply at DenhaTd's Office, opposite the Free Trader
Office, at his residence, opposite the Madison Street
cIIOOl House, above the Meat Market dec22
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
MASON : MANNERS.

Let me take this opportunity of saying
that with all his faults, Senator Mason IS.
perhaps, the nearest approach, in the pre-
sent Senate, to the beau ideal OK senator
lie seldom makes long speeches. What he
has TO say he says in good language, with
a good manner, and in parliamentary
way When he has done he does not 90
over the ground again, but sits down
This art OF sitting down is the highest ac
compl;shment of parliamentary science,
and one which our northern men find it
very difficult TO acquire. Mr.. Mason ney-
er rises necdleesly, and never says foolish
things. He speaks always to the Senate,
never TO the galleries. In parliamentary
tactics he Is unriyaled. His defects are
obvious. His manner and tone are un-
bearably insolent. He talks like Pacha
addressing curuchs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

The path of wee is pleasant TO view, but
briars and thorns boset it which sting and
poison the unwary traveller.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30

FIr above market, after having been greatly enlarged
J. and thoroughly repaired, * open aad ready Tor
the accommodation Jle public. NJ expense has been
spared ia furniture and fixtures 10 MAKE IL place
thy of City, and both pleasant hope It will he
profitable visit WeP.oPgss keen ON hand ana to
to customers IN stye Of superior ueatness all
kinds of meats. such
B4sC in steaks r1as.s dried, coruei &c, Mutton,
Teal, Htns. SopiEer>, Pork, flesh and salt, Yankee
Sausagcs, &C, &c.
Also, ali kinds oi game in it season.
FrcshTrpu' and White FISH rom the lakes
Ia short, everything aQi-rt.iInS 90 vel regulated
City Market.
K the prorer season stand viii also be Kept far the
all fresh veetabc~- supplied FROM the
best garden ia t'lc vicinity nf the City.
E-dt oCt Dc 1gilreFed IN oHT JrFf - t'| ctr.
sU26 JIf.!,.fAH WOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
TnnrE CHEERS ron THE UNION.

An ominous rustic in the galleries fol
lowed this oUtbuTst, but subsiled in a
growl from Senator Mason. Senator john
son continued, laying stripe after stripe
scientifically on the back of poor General
Lane, aud finally closing ~yitL 4 uagnif-
cent culogium oA the Union On this the
peut-up feeling Of the spectators could 10
longer be restrained \ tremendous cheer
arose. Senator Mason instantly moved
That tho galleries becleared. \ few lisses
were heard-thcn a stcHtOrian voice shout
ed, THREE CHEERS FOR THE UMoy!' They
were given with "A Will Not only did the
men gallery shout. Lat the ladies scream
cd and waved their handkerclilfs- Ne
yer since the fist meeting of the Senate
did that body endure such an insult For
some moments the din was overpowering
Sc The sergeant at arms VIII clear the -al-
lcsies!' commanded the chair lerccly.
II was easier said than done There
we're al Ieast fifteen hundred excited men
in the Cai.egics. For some moments il was
q question whether the Senate would clear
the galleries, or the galleries the Senate.
Tie !.-ht was on the Seward Corwin
a:nondmeBt TO the constitution, wAicl. had
already Ua sc,i the House
Night had fallen, and the Senate, after
some opposition from senator Mason, re-
su,ncd the debate on the resolution. Sc
ua;cr PUgh moved 10 strike ont the words
'J.,i,v,r;ao - 90. si.o ssrvrrrs-s= yl5at ttcy
were bad grammar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-30
REV lEELLESEfsL.
ttJT' = II y ~ II " ~ Q TIT .
Mrs. l.. V.T TEEsEsDN.

I~JgC. Ss0A - NE=. LAr AUCKLAND
WAS just received a and very elegant stock Of
Goods, COMPRISING rich materials and desirable
colorz which SIZE - prepare, to sell very 10 prices
consisting Of splendid Magenta PiuIues ard Ne!.e;
Flowers Gilt Slides and Cord. Buse HItons a1f Ro-
seitcs OF every descrg;ioui Black Purple, and Ma
genta Vrvets SoiIerinC silks Every variety and
color OF STRAW EONNEFS, Black. Brown, Ni.ite. and
Drab Also very fine assortment of the style Of
Ribbons and Scarf Ties Ghdreu's Caps and Flats Bri-
daI WTeati!s, Oid Ladies' Boz nets Hoop skirts, and
Sk@ker Hoods: Mode and Grape for Mourning Bpnuets.
Mrs Van Vcchton would invite the ladie- Of ottawa
and vicinity give her call, and them no
pains shall be spared to please their tastes.
Please not forget to call opposite the Mansion
Housa before purchasing elsewhere
sel.29 Ivan yECIIT0N.
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rs-rc.,-. xTs1;, Floral fEssTsE -us.
lE.s VI s.IsS .N Co.

At the residence OF w. II. W. O"st1nGn, East oaaard
Always for sale alarge supply OF perpetual Roses am
ali other kinds Of fhous plants SifaWberry 10
nato Fh.harb Cabba ge plants &C, &C., in THEN sea
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Boot and Shoe Store f!
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No | Hassacks Block. iioin Street, OHalec,
Z in receipt OF a fine assortment O. Boots, Shoes,
4 RGtber5, &c.
Aso. iiats and Caps, and Gents Euck Mitts and
Gloves sI ofte BEST manufacture and cheap for cash.
Call and exaI.y 4. PRESCOTT, I0eat,
cc29 No. : I!OSsGcI's Eiock, Main Vt.