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The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20
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HEALTH FOR SOLDIERS

| HEALTH FOR SOLDIERS
! RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been used by the
SICK so'ders IN our army; it has saved the lives Of
hun dreds that rapidly sinking under the regular
official treatment { II this REMEDY was freely dis.
Pensed among the troops under the direction of the
Government, not one in hundred would be obliged to
go the hospital as sick. Its will prevent Sickness
however exposed to fatigue climate and the disease
breeding exhalatioas from the ps, marshes, rice
felds and the bottom lands Of the maIarous South,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been used with
marked success, both a Preventative and as Cura-
tive of the malignant Yellow, Typhoid Bilious Fevers
Fluxes, Chsleras, &C., of the SOUTH RADWAY'S
READY RELIEF is peculiarly adapted for the Military
Medical Chests With this remedy the SO der can
visit all climates, and undergo the fatgues
and exposures with safety. In South Amerie, whsrs
malarious diseases prevail, in a malignant form
than in the United States has proved apostive pre-
Fuxes, Bilious Diseases, Acute Colics, Rheumatic AZ.
fec,ions &c. As evidence Of Importance a, An
Army Medicine, We re fer to the following authority
CAM. scorr, June Goth 1861
IKessrs Rad,csy G Co:
At your requestI give my opinion of your RELIEF"
Although opposed to empirical prepar atons used in
the hosprat cOnsderabe e quantity, aud with very
satisfactory results, especiaiy i" Rheumatic Pains
Since the formula for it has been to me
ain not surprised at its beneficial effects IT supplies
the place of many Ella orat. formula of the United
IN
pounded in Military service. Yours, &C.,
.r-. W. T. TINGLEY,
Surgeon and Med ca Director Exceleior Br gade.
From Ge-era y.ismii, Commander in Chief Of the
Army os ECUADOR, South America
N, 'rS. Kndtcoy IL 10 : --'-' ~ ..-'
have used ysur READY RfLIER, for fh- Asthma
wh'C:! complaint have afflicted with e1kr
years. fi- f.stl ns,R y usea !, rsit re ieved and
eujoyed rhs hrst sSand eep many years. have
since introduce in ehe army, In TIE Mis,y Hos.
puai NJ Quito IL successful. I r&xt used 4.
preventative smarch>s aad when ensanse4 IL,
mAaroiis DISTRICTS It saved f.V army from much
sickness. - jose tlLANIL.
CENT Conr,nshdins Z Army Of Equador.
Those who have friends in N. army shoild send
them package of RADWAY's READY RELIEF :. il ]
will protect them against sickness, and will save many
lives. rrice 25 cts, so ets, and 81 per bottle: %
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

NEELY wants to trade land in Iowa or
Wisconsin for good horse (stallion), and
for corn heller, and for thres shins ma
chine, and part cash and land for stock
of goods. Neely is the fellow to trade
with
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

AT 3: NJ. FARBLE' 's-There has during
the week. BEEN an enormous arrival Of
New Good at the popular store of Mr. i. >,
N. Tarble (Mifi's old stand The ladies.
all agree that finer stock of dress goods
was never seen in the city. In The way
of cloaks and shawls particularly, the
stock is super-extra Don't fail to drop
in and see.
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

RAIN has fallen quite frequently and
abundantly enough any week all summer
to suit the most luxurious young ducks;
but the rain which commenced on Tues.
day and never ceased until Wednesday
evening, was decidedly the storm of the
season. We are told some four inches of
water fell Better say two but not a cat
less The rivers are up again, nearly to
the flats.
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

The DgiFTs-From the activity apparent
on the part Of the Government. there is
no reason to doubt that the draft will
take place pursuant to notice, onthe lst
of Oct The commissioners, Enrolling
officers and surgeons for all the counties
in the state have boen appointed and are
actively at work, sparing no exertion to be
ready by the lst prox.
To those who would escape this draft
there is but one way open, and that is, to
enlist The man that is drafted gets no
bounty, and but sll month pay. The
volunteer gets $40 in advance, and So at
the end of his term, and S!3 i month
during his service
Abundant opportunities to enlist are
still open. C. A PuiLrIPs. with full au
thority to enlist men, now occupies tent
in the Court House yard and is soliciting
recruits for Col. Horace Capron's new cav.
airy regiment The regiment is intend for
border service, under the gallant Gen. Pope.
It's rendezvous is at Peoria, and lacks but
two or three hundred men of being full.
Then Lieut. Hyde is still here soliciting
recruits for Col Dickey' cavalry regiment,
Capt Allison will take hundred or two
more for Col Cushmans regiment, the
popular SD.
Plenty of room to enlist, but none TO
escape the draft. Think of that.
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

l04TH REGIMENr-The regiment is still
at Jefferson. 1t is fully equipped, all ex-
cept tents, of which it has but a partial
supply. We publish very interesting
letter from their camp in another column
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

The DRArT-For this county, the officers
appointed for making the draft are: r.
Thorne, Commissioner A. w. Cavalry
Enrolling officer; and Dr. c. Hard Surgeon
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OrrAwA, August %, 1862.
Fbur-Winter wheat, *2a2. SO pr 100; spring "
extra, g. 0Oa2.2 25; spring W fine 2.
Corn Neat-40a5oc pr. 100.
WAeat-No spring, 75asO; No 2, 65c.; rel GO.
Corn-Shelled, SIC for 6Olbs; ear 34c IS lbs.
Oats-27c for SIS lbs.
Bdrtey-35c for 4S lbs.
Rys-35c.
Timothy Heed-$l.3O.
PotatOes-25a3Oc. p. bush.
Eygs-4c.
Butter-7alOc.
Gait Skins-5c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20
List Of Lost Library Books.

JTynERE are many good books in the folownslist-
lost from circulating library. Please lok ever
your book shelves, aud II any of these boob have
found their there, be good to return tenn to
my library. These stray books or any infonstien
about them will be thankfully received.
Howadio in Syria, Wild Scenes in Hunters Ife, In
dian Wars, Indian Captivities, Rangers ofTdrys 8
Daughter, Three Beauties, The Hidden Paq Miles
Tremanhere Influence, The Conspiraior, Beat9e fauI
Clifford, Lady Russeis Letters Lady Willougtys 90
Life Putnam, Aiseries human life. Life Aa4n, Sol
Northup, Impending Crisis, Clxrk~s Literary 4mains
Hyperion Bansby ParEers, Harry Harson, Bo4er no
yer, Forged VIII. Swiss Family, Robinson 4deiine
Hawley, Clouds. and Sunshine, Robinson Crus scot.
tish Chiefs. Hines Oregon, Cataconbs Of Rom9Anyss
Leigh, Old yicarage, Caste. The 1nitiaIs, Htarchs
Lives, Wing Wing, aTsod1sSaa WaSsTrt, Tom
Burke &C, Stuart q, Duneith, Jeck Hinton p, gaE
and Wild Hunters, Use Of Sunshine Ollie. Neupgiand
Sa nnsl;n M,. orPnsns css Of Go2; H Of the the
ms st, Frank wndmsn's Adveptures ,aSs ~ -
otts~a, ,zoy. .4.:s~ 80 81 'hs s -
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Notice,

s..a szIst Notice. -.ss,ge sei *; ils;7@
The Soldiers Relief Society win hereafter hols
their meetings on WEDNESDAY AvrsRxooS of each
week at o'clock. in the Supreme Court House.
All ladies having friends among the Soldiers. are
d..;-od "a f.t.,hnt;. .stst's hEss .sFltlsfIs;t
~eoANN " tizz - Ha=1r sslls sa., - Is
By order Of the Society. 1e
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

Aspecial town meeting is called to elect
a Justice in place of Esq Larkii.i u 1fs,''3 .',
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

-vdHe9suoefy ana SoaP4.
r. UBIN's Extracts, Celognes Extracts, Toi1 Soaps,
f.s s'iasssS ssss sss 4ss sssg f.sAs'''
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20
Abstracts of Titles
.-asse's-l -rr -E. OF
LA SALE COUNTY.

Having the Original Books of ABSTRACTS ofTITLEs
of Lands and Town Lots, (purchased OF b. Moore,
Cir Ci-rA) whcls kept Up every day, viii
Abstracts Of titles and Judgments
Office of Exchange Bank, Ottawa.
Ottawa, March 10, 1862 % J. ". FAY. '
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

snyder, Cook Il Co., of Chicago.
WILL pay particular attention to the collection of
w BOUSTIES, PENSIONS, ARREARAGES OF
Paw, &C, &C.
No Advance Fees Required. and no Char
ges Unless successful. . -.
The we'll known bby. fscilitie, and success Of the
firm for which | acting TIeea no etconiHBt.
The senior partner resides permanently At Washing
idr The PROSECUTION of their clients cEsinis
Apply TO ARTHUR LOCKWOOD,
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20
Fol Sheriff.

MR. Epiron Please announce tLe name Of PETER
DoNLEVY \. candidate for sheriff of La sae county
subiec, to e ac;ion OF the democratic county
tiou, and ob,ge MANY FkIEsDs, .
OTer to the voters Of Ia Sale county as
an independent dida:s sher;E me mex, 80.
venber election. ,g,- sr 20. JOHN HCSfON.s.
the solicitation o. Numerous friends, an indncet
TO oG-r myself cand, ate icr SasEG OF La Sale
county n. the approaching November election, subject
20 the action OF tlie Democratic eonvention-
-'s.s .- -'s'- TIL. C. GinstN.
We are authorized TO announce the name % wv 4. :
MnIfGAx candidate FOR the Office OF Sheriff o; La
Sale comfy az the approaching November election
subject to the action Of the democratic party.
We authorized TO announce ARTHUR LOCK-
WOOD as candidate for Sheriff At the election.
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Nj y Il x J.; d
On the 18th inst, by Arthur lockwood Esq, Mr..
"ILiAN PELLES. OF the town Of Worthwhile, Mi.s
MARY ASS FRAHCIs, Of town OF Serena.
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furnish
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The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

S. E. HENSHAW, Ssc'y.
The Ottawa free trader., 1862-09-20

Plenty of room to enlist, but none to
escape the draft. Think of that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-19

The n. Y. Independent Of this week has
another two column double loaded sensation ar
ticle-in the same vein Of u similar production
IN the same paper Of last week-taking rather
desponding view Of the military situation, and
scol(liDg the President in terms not very le-
coming OF the part Of a Iroiessedly religious
journal Mr. Boechor IS said 10 have penncd
the article
The Albany City Council have ordered the
issue Of small due bills Of the or!oratono Of A!
E,any.
X novel mode Of keeping inattentive so"s5!o
tents AL alive in tbs churches has just
been adj pied in the Dlchy Of Saxc-(1otha. -
Beadle armed with long wards 90 round touch
ing lightly all those they catch mapping. This
plan has been attended with great SUCCESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-19

L IB E r TY HALL!
SIXTH NIGHT OF
PERCIVAL, PARKER L co.'s
GREAT CANTEB Ut2Y COMPANT.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
HOUSE CROWDED NIGuTLy.!1
NEw BILL.
c'E@' DANCES,
NEW SAYINGS.
MISS FANNY FORREST, '.'' - '->' >""'
III new Songs.
MISS LA FOLLE,
,x,<zl. I'm New and Beautiful Dances.
MISSES DUYAL,
FIELDING,
and LITTLE ELLA
IN New Songs and Dances
DICK PARKER,
HUGH CLARKE,
IN New Song and Dance.
THE NTERBURY l0INgTRELS.
THE pRIMA DONNA.
FOREIGN INTER I-LAT7ON.
THE LIBERTY HALL FESTIVAL.
The whole
C0NBJNA TION COMPANY
appear IN 4
spLENDID BILL.
Z1aS" Doors open st y o'clock; performance 90
commence At o clock.
ADNIssIoS-Man Hall, Is cents; gentleman
and lady TO Orchestra, 25 cents each gentleman
unaccompanied by ladies, to Orchestra, 35
jy 12-lw
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WHAT IS TT?
Why there is
4 GREAT CONNECTION

In regard to
Il E c E T, K A / L VI 4 \ & co.,
fSNHE MEN who are selling every description
I Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS, DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING, at prices far below
any dealer in their line 1t is hardly necessary
to designate their place Of business, for almost
every body knows it; but for the benefit Of stran-
gers. we will state that they can be found at 90
King street, second door from Royal street
Those who patronise them, will find that their
reputation for cheapness is notundeserved. Their
stock embraces everything that is wanted by Ia
dies aud gentlemen misses and boys and infants
and they operate upon the principle that,
"a Nimble Slrpeuce IS better than Il Sio1o Sdii-
Nng."
unrivallcd stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Valises, &c.
HEIGHT, KAUFMAN & CO.,
jy 16-lm No, 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-19

! 7ooI-A negro .'contraband to "hom
LY gaon, had been given, stole the other
:'Ds" I'.,, tho residence where she was hlred:
oa!, .''. ;l,a. che was arrested and sent TO jail
>'' r;.1-Iieut. G. Fred. Potter, OF this
! ~ !. attached to pate's battalion was eaptnr-
,'s., 49, 10 Federal lines, on the James river:
= ,I md carried to the Rip Raps. Seven
Ir],,f..ixate prisoners recently captured near
i C.I n,,oy (,onrt House, were brought to this
. Thu. following are their names: }. 4.
i ~s Co. F. !Asbby's cavalry: Fl. !. Harris,
a. "a Jos Cheney, LIST Va. battery; Slmp-
=, F,asye 10Th Va: Chas Lovoday, Ashby $
...~,rr. Y. B. Todd, Go, 4, 18th Miss; Il.
!, ,rbrv ISL Tenn. -Charles Whiting, son OF
n, r 4. Whiting, Of this place, captured at
H. hattie Of Fair Oaks is among the prisoners
now confined at Fort u arren. Henry tossett
and Robt Z. Violet have been arrested by the
military authorities here and are confined at the
Provost MARSHALL. othce-A fire broke out III
Etho house at the north east corner OF Cameron
land Henry streets yesterday afternoon, which
Was exinguishcd before much damage was
Hone The steamer Planter, Captain Weems,
heit Baltimore yesterday afternoon on her first
hip to Washington rja Potomac river, and de-
Mems making regular trips between the ports Of
Baltimore and those Of Alexandria, George
Eovn and Washington. Since the Withdrawal
IL the steamers Of the old line, consisting OF
he Columbia, St. Nicholas and Diamond State,
huch Inconvenience has been experienced by
parties residing on both sides Of the Potomac
nreachng Baltimore, and this place. Since
he late heavy rains, the weather has turned
DOL
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NJ ARRLED,

On the 4th Of June By Rev G: "; Burns in
Salisbury, Md, GEORGE D. KENNER, Of
Alexandria, Va, to MISS. MARGARET
HOOSMA \, Of Dorchester county Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-19

With the view Of preventing such waste as
you'd impair the necessary supply Of water
Washington during the hot weather, VIM,
t.Ne5b, superintendent, has issued an order
ptho police permitting the use Of pavement
sstreet-washers of hand hose for fifteen min
PCS only between sunrise and T O clock in the
Pmmg, and at sunset and during m hour
greater; AL leaks, wastes, or overhows
r. Re 1T once reported. .....
phe Richmond Enquirer Of the 18th inst,
$ that daily at meal times the Richmond
pFoSt Uuard searches the hotels and eating
E'S IN that city for ulen and officers Of their
y. solzoy aud carrying off ito be sent to
u Fc9tmentsj all who cannot show authori-
pv|0n1 question TOR their presence there,
female spy who had her skirts stifened
G0N'fa0and letters was discovered in Camp
S'as, near Chicago, few days since, The
oDleslSs found apon her, it is said, may get
o. the citizens of Chicago into trouble.
letter from n. York in the Baltimore
s':'"o says, the public here are getting
%'71lt at the continued lethargy of the ar
-! Virginia. However unreasonable that
;'''''t may be, there can be no denying
VA'Sls. 1t finds audible expression in
+ great mars Of business in the streets,
/. , V else where men are talking
! Tue state Of the country. An impression
,.''DS ground, however, at the same time.
- 1!e expecting too much Of the armv,
! AVN 1t can be strengthened with reinforce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-19

srV7~A. WASHINGTUN AND AI.EA-
$500. sals5--zl DRIA.- hcsteamcr I oung Amer
lea will leave FUv'le's wharf, Alexandria. 1T $
and II A. NJ, and t, 8, aud p. N.
Leave the foot Of Eleventh street, v ashington
at and 10 a. NJ, II NJ, and 2, and P n.
Fare Is cents.
my 2G--tf (. A. EITHER, Captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-19

DEMOY & ADAMS have
IL removed their Counting Room TO No. q
South Royal street, where they hope their
friends will call and settle outstanding dues
" lift
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05

KILLED BIZ LIGHTyIyG-Mr. JACOB KA-
CHELE, who kept the meat market on Main
ST. East of the Mansion House in this city,
was killed by lightning during the storm
on Friday evening of last week. He was
returning from Somonauk with n wagon
containing eight sheep, and was struck in
the middle of the -oad some ID miles frou
this city. He must have been killed in
stantly. SIX of the sheep in the back part
of the wagon were also killed, while the
other two in front and under Mr.. K. 5 feet
were uninjured The horses were appar-
emily knocked down by the blow, but soon
recovered and are not. hurt. A farmer
found the team in the road, Mr.. K, dead
with the lines still in his hands An IN
quest was summoned, the body recognized
and a verdict rendered in accordance with
the above facts and the same evening the
body was brought to town.
Mr. X. was German who was much
esteemed by his countrymen in this city,
as was evinced by the very large attend
ance at his funeral on Sunday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05
WHEAT PRo.pEcrs-Last SATURDAY. Mas

WHEAr PRosPEcrs-Last Saturday was
gloomy day for the farmers of this
county. The weather was exactly in the
right humid hot condition, to breed rust
in wheat We conversed with dozen OF
farmers and there was not one but had
seen a little red rust on his wheat before
he left home and had no doubt by another
day the crop would be hopelessly shrurk,
at least, if not destroyed. The weather
since Sunday noon, however, has been
highly favorable, and the farmers feel
better. We learn that, although there is
considerable red rust apparent, with
weather like the present ten days longer
no very serious damage need be appre'
hended, and the wheat crop may prove
fair if not heavy
Corn is very backward in this region,
but has many chances still in its favor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05

ANOTHER SOLDIER DiED.-We learn, by
private letter, that Sergeant WM ScHoBER
Of Co, X Geahy's) 53d Ill. Regiment,
died in Hospital at Grand Junction. Tenn,
on the 20ih ult., of Inflammation of the
brain. lie had been member of Col.
Mulligan's regiment before joining the
SD, and was in the siege of Lexington
He was printer by trade, having served
an apprenticeship at the Republican Office,
in this city. Both his Colonel and Capt
as well as the Surgeons of the sd, in let
tiers of confidence to his relatives ia
Ottawa, speak in the highest terms of him
ful soldier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05

NEW WAR CLAIM AGENCY-E l.. HER
RICK, Esq, advertises in our columns to-
day that he will attend to the prosecution
and collection of soldier claims, &c Mr.
H., we understand, has personally visited
Washington, and made such arrangements
with parties there as will enable him TO
ensure the utmost promptness in the des-
to him He is an active, dligent, ccmpe-
tent business man, and will give entire
satisfaction to all who may employ him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05
THERE IS NO USE TALKING about any other

THERE Is No USE TALKING about any other
Saleratus except D. B. De Land Il Co. s
Chemical Saleratus. 1t is just the thing
that every good housekeeper needs. 1t is
unadulterated, and is perfectly healthy
and nutritious, and gives immense salts
faction to all who have used it. 1t is also
uniform in quality and in its results, which
is very desirable quality in any chemical
compound 1t is manufactured and for
sale, at wholesale, by the proprietors, at
Fairport, Monroe Co., n. Y, and for sale by
all wholesale and retail dealers in the
country. For Sale BY Wholesale Gsocers
in Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05

DEATH OF \ SoLnIER.-JoNAruAS YosT, of
the town of Farm Ridge in this county, a
non commissioned officer in Capt. Ford's
cavalry company Gen. Hallecl's body
guard) died in this city on Wednesday
He had been sent from Corinth to the
Hospital in St Louis some three weeks
ago, but seeing no hope ofrecocering from
his sickness there, tried to get home, and
arrived here on Monday. lie was too
sick, however, to get further and was taken
to the residence of Mr. Henry Shuler,
where he died on Wednesday, as stated
He was q young man of excellent character,
and until taken sick, was one of the most
efficient soldiers in the company. His
disease was typhoid fever. The body was
conveyed to Farm Ridge on Thursday for
burial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05

Dr.. RADwAY's PiLL5-In Of in1amm alton OF
the Bowels, Bilious Colic-Cong eson-six to eight OF
these pills viii! secure brisk operation in six hours
There is no pill powder. oil, purgative medicines
known, that will operate so thoroughly speedily as
these pills.
Another important principle possessed only by these
pills. is their tonic influence, every dose that is
will increase til strength of the patient.
Person afflicted with Costveness, Indigestion, pys-
pepsia, Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Spleen Diff
culties, Jaundce, Nervous affection, Head Ache, Dir
illness. &C., will .nioy perfec; freedom from their
tacks, by the occasional use of RAILWAYS PILLS
One two taken twice three times per week, will
secure a good appete-calm aad undisturbed sleep
on awakns the morning will feel refreshed with
buoyant spiis-your bowels, liver pancreas and kid
neys, will each perform cir unc ons beautifully and
regular. Let those who dspr:e,i, retfa inclined
be dissatisfied with themselves, always out Of
sorts, take two three Of these pills for few days.
guarantee they will hardly know temseives-if i'll
health induces i'll humor-RADWAY,S PILLS will Sc
cure good health, and happy dow OF spirits.
Price - cents per Dor. tiun a. q.
Sold by G. l.. THOMPSON and E. Y. GEIccs, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05

IHE MANSON ST. BRIDGE is about finish.
ed, but before it can be crossed there ;s a
large amount oil filling to do to render it
approachable with teams: and thus far
there seems to be no movement made to.
wards this work, although it is difficult to
understand why it was not commenced
several days ago. From present appear
ances this fine new bridge will not be
ready for crossing by teams for week yet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05

MERCHANTS HOTEL, CHICAGo.-lt will be
observed, by his card in our advertising
columns, that our friend Col. II. DAY, late
of Days Hotel III this city, has taken the
Merchants Hotel, Chicago. Col. D. is \
gentleman, kept good hotel and was po-
pular as a good citizen and landlord in
Ottawa, and his house will become the ia
vorite resort of people from this region vi
sitting Chicago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-07-05
OTTAW A. w HOLESALE MARKET.

= y - OTTAWA, July S, 1862
Fhur-Winter wheat, s2s2 so pr loo; spring v
extra, 81. O0a2. 25; spring W ine2.
Corn Heat-4oa5oc pr. 100.
Hheat-No. spr,Dg. 70a72; No 9. &c; rel. IS
Coru-Shelled 25c for 50lbs ear sc 75lbs.
Oats--24c for Be- lbs. 1--.
Edrtey-35c for 4S lbs.
Rye-35c.
Itmothv .>Ssi-$I.3o.
Potdtoes-25a30c. p. bush.
Eygs-4c.
Butter--7alOc.
CQif SkinS-5c.
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$40! WAGES PAID SlOO!

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MACHINE Con-
PASY. W. will give Il commission all goods sold by
Agents pay wages at from 80 to 500 per
onth and psy all necessary expenses Our ms chine
is perfect in its mech nsrn child learn to ope
it By half RS instruction 1t is equal to
any Family SEWN Machine in use, and have
REDUCED the price to Fifteen Dollars.
Each Machine warranted for three years.
Address c. RUGGLES.
1901 Gen. igt., DekroiI -NIch.