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THE NORTHERN
Transportation Company
AZ 1FfH

urkrpAs4p 70 TRANSPORT PROPERTY BErwKu
BOSTON. ALL POINTS N NEW ENGLAND,
REV YoRK AND THE WEST.
WITH pRoNPTSEss, CARE AND DISPATCH.
This well known as Ct trst elase steam
Boston and iii points ic New England; At Cape VIM
celt With tue Railroads between Iape VInceat 41&
Hew 5o:k; ana At oa.eg9 wits = I1e o. taizt5
-' Troy Albany aud New York
Fpr1l = DAILY LINE from Boston. EeW forE,
Ecdes sburrh Cape Vincent and 0swegn to Cleye!A16
Toledo a1d Detroit. and TR1, WEEELY LINZ
10 Chicago and intermediate Ports
AGENTS.
r. MYkRa 5{Peasl st1 eet, New York.
JOHN H{}! KING State street, Boston
GEO A. EDDY. GgdeIsbnrgh.
John d. CEA WF1RD DsweEo
"A +. SMITH, Caps Vincent.
WALKER i HAYS, Toledo,
Err MATHEWS, Detroit
q. j. HALE, Milwaukee.
PELTOA BREED. Cle!etasa,
Office and dock foot Of North Lasa1le stFe1&
= H1t[0 .h418-{1h
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miscellaneous.

ITO MILLERS OR MER-
J. CHAETs--Jhe undersigned Offers for Eals tho
Steam FIGURING Mills k1oWQAS
, 1863-07-07
fula11nnl-

DHOIJE ISLAND CENTRAL
IN BANK. EnUpE EIsLAED.-.Purs9antto 70 % aahod@ a66d
tai order al ne euprems Couft q no sH uaI1aa4
Island, thc subsc11baf gives aoHes tas< -
ko,dfux bQta Of the .~-
, ~pHt1uE ISLAND CENTRAL BAAM
.,, :. ..nas v1us aia = ns e.ass sso =" ~ y
WsTbose ssss FToV,aass 3 3 efass q ne sas.;e1
!. Z id Esa1 ,axxs gttARkz.B 2 ReeAvE q;
r.e,asses. Il 1,Jaa'1 1''s' s'a' '1
, 1863-07-07

r ". DREXEL g. CO.,
42 CLARK STREET, CHICAGO,
Receive Deposits, Mako Advances upon Pro.
duce ID Store and Shipments, and transact
General Banking Buafnsxs.
READ DHxEL Co, DRXLL CO.
kew York ImySd4ssiy] Phnadeaphaa.
, 1863-07-07
Jnsurartte.

ss%%s=z=ez%-:e.sC-z=-. - -.
.Jnsurdttte.
HOLMES &,BR0THER,
Insurance Agents,
Office No. 1, Da.es's Biilling,
fo1sh Water. Corner Clark straet,
CHICAGO.
cAFlTAL. REPRESENTED OVER
&3,OOO,OoO-
FIRE INSURANCE..
INSURANCE co. oF NORTH AHERICA,
Philadelphia lneorpo.s:ea l:ei, cs2,tsr perpetual.
NATIONAL INSURANCE co. OF BOSTON,
Chartered 1875, $15o.or.
NORWICH INs. co. OF NORWICH, CONN.,,
Chartered 1895, 5000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CoMPAN1
OF Providence, E, l.. $4,000.
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
ofspz4ngneld, Msss.. sloe.e6s.
AIRANY CITY P1RE INSURANCE co.
Of Albany. n. T.. sr2o.s .ssn.
MARINE INsURA RANOE.
PHENH INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Brooklyn. n T.. sa1s.to.
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Boston. Aass.. *a5aooe
Tie cdlces Included IN this Agency are among the
Ell = I'd m st
Marine rsks taken ~ vs;sals fefsh:s a9d carzos5
roaas. &c Canals % I'D e kveia $50 ~ -'to ~ t'-
Fire ftsEa On Nescaaudse. Furniture and Buildings
Hss.sor is M 1isEs takeu On most reasonable terms.
Of Is q ~ I'D
on the I'm DAY Of January 1sSs: made 1 70 ~ Audi
!; s. III :
ds$1ag 8 sos
III ia located at h,f.de,phla In thu Stat,
~ Psnnsryenia - a. AA 40 aN~"'
Tax ameuat Il Il capital stock ps.d up Is Fire
', assFrs.
r.., =, ,.nd and :, ths ] bsad. or ,pent. or
c''o ot.r e eeea reisons ona e nau. sssa.
feti kis5s Sosas saass % h Soot
: Co Ei geo
pe'ks ss sre sas o.s.s"
Total ssoG6 M !o1 books Of the Co. as'....... M9@
Aother securities.
r...,,...., NJ. -. co,,.nv >, - -; -
$50, . e5at AKInIR g: COFFIN. FrssidsnF.
cHAs' f1Ars' seeIs1.1g, 1n.1o,x.,1
~ ~. a,.t .o.,
c SIS 1851
sralxar1s1D; Junes lss': s
ls Ct n e.; s u
auiea Act T. s;s t3f hs o i
S. ss !. s;t sS
e.: i
anoSnrs ~ Epnr ee naa, a. st
{StAty 1tStsoL app"!'k EsEns ttutu5Ss an0 LIZ
Aonmsz u u " notits .h honas .. tatcago. ~
or 1se "a n a se1 o. tn ta!o
- nr nrnTcrss M a M M
L - t'ss u9 AN oa oenat
Spon h.. Hnn Vna f.oMrsn a NJ 16" ~ ~ os
q sFa - ~ seerfo @ ppon te M sc aaa ~aVn
Now II ots % tas m sae
Arsanots ~ |, Etapc II i1noi1 ID hrrehv cerPtfx
fh.t tnr ssjd Eiqar Ho1mer and IL HnsmeS 6rns ~
, 1863-07-07
Eegal Natifes.

ESTATE OF ORSON SMITH,
~ Deceased.-Publc notice ID hereby g1gen. TO AZ
persons having claims and deat ds tae essao
trdca1,on and eett1erent At res1!aE term Or M TIE
.Ccupty Court Of Cook County. to h8 holden 81 Inc
Ctuit in the city Of Chic8ss the Third Mon:
day at August 1873. icing tho 1sth day tnereof.
ALBERT E. 6A1rH. | ADMINISTRATORS
QBsON Smith. Ao-' - ~. p
Chicago. Ju1y2. isss. 1y3gsoS
1.NCfn E1I, 4Lt All 0MZ0 RRIIGE
, 1863-07-07

TATARRHl CATARRHi
~ DIR. sEELYIB LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.
g cure cAT4EEuth 9 N CossgnrTtoS Tts sy%ptoms Of
hRve cold. and haye frequent attacks arc more sen
Aative 10 Tue Changes Of temperature. Tho no~o may
be Dry slight discharge thin Aud acrd. hecom1ng
taicE and edLcsvc. as tne tseass beco!nas ehron,c
and got 1,d Of by blxtns the 4ese or t.s inso The
comes oile9svs: II n:sy ds.s.og tae ssnse q smell
o. co. Sent By exr-ee1 Once H. South CLARK street.
{upst2irs, Addresa Dr.. D. H. -bEE1YE. r O. nox <sH.
Chicago. H. sn17-ctIs-2n-od
, 1863-07-07
A Peep Into a Pirates Diary.
The Ioings Of the Tacony.

a Pirates Views Of the XanI1ees.
, 1863-07-07
&eln1bnl1's @xtrtt buttu,

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2I lS2l
HELMBoID's
Compound Fluid
EXTRACT BUCHU
4 POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC
REMEDY FCR DISEASES OF TIRE
BLADDER,
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL,
AND DR0PsICAL sWELLINGs.
This Medicine Increases the Power of D1ges-
ton, and E1citea the Abaorheuts into
healthy action, by which the WaterJ
or Ca1carous Dispositions, and all
the Unnatural En1argemcnts
are Reduced, as well as
Pain and Inflammation,
HELMBoLD,s
EXTRACT BUcHU
Has Cured every Case Of Diabetes in
which it has been given.
Irritation Of the Neck Of tho Bladder and In
hamatlon Of the Kidneys.
For these diseases It IL indeed sovereign remedy
and TOO much cannot he said tI Its praise single
dose has beer known to relieve tae most urgent symp
toms, TRf IT,
HELHIBOLD,Y
EXTRACT BUCHU,
FOR
liberation Of the Kidneys and HAD.
der, Retention OF Urine, D1~eases
Of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone In
she Bladder, Calculus. GRAY.
a, BEtckdust Depos13,
Females, Females, Females
II Affections Peculiar to Females,
, 1863-07-07
TOTAL assets Of the Company. 3ss3 7s6 ss
A. Il BEAN, PrEaldens.
GEO. II KUHN, Secretary :
loKIdE1AL1 -~<
Certificates to expire the s1st day Of January 1851
AUpr1oRFs OFFICE SrA1k OF ILL1yon.}
Nnv

STATEMENT Of the condition Of the ATLANTIC F1xx
AND MARINE INSURANCE Co: on the nrst day OF
AprtI 1868 made to tho auditor Of Public Accpuat3
ofthe State Of Illinois. &C..
me Dame Of the company is Atlantic Fire and Ma-
Tho company Is located at Providence In tho Stats
QfRhote 1slaud
The amoant oflts Cspital Stock IA ono hundred aad
dftY thousand dollars.
The amount uf It's Capital Stock paid up is huud
rcd cu4 1tfty lhorto11 doi1alB.
, 1863-07-07

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX.
l. PEKIENCE OF AN INVALID Published fo1
fhe bcncnt. and as warnlrE and uAUrIoX tt
YoCFo MKK who suffer fou Eeryone Debility, Pre-
THE MEAN8 OF SELF CUEE.
By one who has crfed himself alter einE cut to Eea.
H1Icnse and tn1urJ through medical hnuouE 2nd
Qnackc1y.
BY enclosing post palc addressed envelope. dnEle
Epr1es HAy be Ind Of t.,~ Anthnr. NATHANIEL MAY
FAIR Esq.. ledluTd. EisEs equity. II. T.
, 1863-07-07

This Medicine Increases the Power Of DIges.
tion, and E1citea the Abaorheuta into
healthy action, By which the Watery
or Calcarous Dispositions, and all
the Unnatural En1argemcnts
are Reduced, as well as
Pain and Inaammation.
, 1863-07-07

AImT NuL1c1h AAA LAAC I AoA1s
She eubscr1be1 btxt leave inform Lie cidxon1 Of
The west nat 10 ~ p.son cd Messsa. !. 4 SEED
Co. Or CricaKo his Age's~ for the ale oi hs sCe!e
Ehe Arm, sute1za md WtstsrD gefcaauts It New fosk
pr1caa adding tets ht. Thr GiI II roy the standard
&edc1 q I'd sas ei 70 b
pHest liquor nl9Lufactu'e1 The a'tice hh. suffered
aaes ef ~ &
Whirh Las been palm+a Il By merchants Of ths "sst
e: 81
e.n e o. f5S 1 &c &c esnuass , 1 r.
pe.ed hqaor IL tais G. an1Is t. ased 10 II tie hos
Ntsas II Kew York pailzdeiphs apd IL MesainTtoa @
2Bexver s1sat~ Eev Yofk-
1000 Cases Of HT0ife's Ce1ebrsae
ted Schk<da1n AroEna~
tic Selma pH,
For es.eby JH. REED L co. Agents,
nynet1ssm 1+6 Lake a1reet. Chicago.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEl!
Ii BATcHEAoR's celebrated HA1R DYE IS THE
8EsT nm Wo1Ln. The enl! n4Ex1Ess ,;1 IETS r. nd d
M as 5 ssf s sa 1as tae hs
s. III byts! e ~ IL essaias !, si:nsd %!1ntx I:
s Ss;ss9 ss sre' ses e. 4 PUP = P0f' DC S:;ss:s
nR- HUNTER TREATS ALL
4 Chronic piseas.s, such - Geles Conens. G9a- Gee
e fEs. f.
Dyaeutt1Y. Gout. l,he Hip I,ss:Are
s .es I'd o. EFT e eea
Roa1ins ard BuzasE Sounds. Dr., Hunter Is the only
oAsc1hs 2ke 35R 55EEs IS g ?SSEgGs 1uaeRs
4s m ne 1T ~ r
He1 60A Hour fro@eA 4: .esPM. u11segl! 81 han
no,Rn st5ee!: corner Of Dearborn. Chicago. Illinois
, 1863-07-07

lave YOU A HEAD OF HAIR,
Il l. OF Wtiakess Or Moustaches. ct a unbeco nlnE
eolor7
Tleh to change that Color to handsome deep brown
Or perfect and natural back. without tn)1Fy to the
Nb1es. without trouble or rtucourenlencc? Il "a,
THEN i0U
Must use CRIcTAD3RGS EXCELSIOR DTE
which II se only hnvm,e-s certain. and
N4uly EATCRAI, fI11f use 10 xte world. 3A0ULD fUu
doubt theee ttatenes.ts. Try the ariele and u AL:
4e1u II. Manufactured by j. ERISTAO 1R0 No. {
Nsaor Honse, Nov nrk Sod eycry wbefe, and -
6oI acforttnr to f1Ee 1el4 bS9 lsadA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02
Our Post ONCE.

Editor of Free Iraaer-For the past two
Sundays the Post Office in this place has
been closed to the public during the en-
tire day. Why is it, that the long estab-
lished custom of keeping the Office open
on Sundays from l to 2, P. NJ, has been
discontinued +,
For tht past 30 years, all the former in.
cumbrents of the Office have granted this
small boon of accommodation to the
public. IS. :.
brief number of our fellow citizens,
living in the country who use this office
for receipt oftheir letters and papers suffer
great inconvenience from the " new order
OF things, viz, keeping the Office closed
all day on Sunday
The persons to whom refer. are those
good christians whose visits 70 town on
Sunday are made for double purpose viz
" attending Church and getting their
mails, thereby saving by the old arrapg-
ment to them at least, an extra journey to
town and much loss of time and labor in
consequence.
To the citizens of the town, the closing
Of the Office on Sundays is no deprivation
QUITO numbers of our country friends, it
is a great one. H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02

DE.TH OF 1t. JAS. c. CAMERox.-It is
stated. from what are believed to be en-
,;r.,lv reliable accounts, that 1t. JAS. c.
cat,,e,s,,', of Co. A., Yates Sharp Shoot
srs lA,orri,,.rs company was killed in the
recent ennacem.ent of Gen. Dodge with
the rebels South Of Corinth. There has
so far as we can learn, D. zen as YET no i's'
of the killed and wounded III tha' en-
gagemeat published, nor have we any
other authority than ti.is Memphis safe
a,ent, of the report, bat it is believed 40
be true. 1t Campbell WAS fron, this city
and q young man of great worth. He had
been nearly two years in the service,
which he loved, and borne hinstlf with
the utmost bravery in several former en-
sagements. Should the report CT his
death be confirmed, it will cause PAM to
hundreds OF sincere and earnest friends in
this community.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02

THE SUPREME CouHT has been In session
at Ottawa for the last two weeks; and
have progressed SO rapidly that the frs,
call OF the docket will probably be ac-
complished to-day. But few cases have
been orally argued before the court
The system of submitting cases on printed
arguments has obtained general favor OF
late and tends greatly to expedite bust
ness. Thus far, we understand, no impor
tant decisions have been announced.
We observe Mr.. E. Peck, recently ap
pointed one OF the judges of the L. S.
Court of Claims, is still officiating as Re
porter, the court having as yet made no
appointment in his place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02

! Coz. T. l.. DICEEY, Of the 4th Ill Cavalry,
and for the past year Chief OF Cavalry in
Gen Grants dept, has resigned, left the
service and is at home. His resignation
was rendered in Jan'y last but he was not
relieved until two or three weeks ago
During the year and a half Col D. was in
the service, his regiment did probably
more travelling and more hard service
than any other body of cavalry in the
army. They were with Cen Grant in the
land movement against Columbus, year
ago last winter; they were at the taking
Donelson the battle Of Shiloh, and during
the severe recommending anG scouting ser
! vice attending these heavy operations, bore
a leading and most labor ious part. For
The last year they have Operated" in
western Tennessee, Northern Mississippi
and Alabama, and if one could give cor
rect history Of all the little fights, skir-
mishes, reconnoisances, &c, this regiment
have been engaged in, it would form not
only large but very curious and interest
ing volume. The regiment, which was
originally 1860 strong, IS reduced 10 less
than 700 men, but this remnant we VEN
ture the assertion, is equal for effective,
good, hard fighting, 10 any two ordinary
full regiments of new cavalry. They have
also a reputation, which perhaps none
other in their circumstances can boast,
that they do not steal This piundering
system of 'ioraging on the enemy" as it i;
called-tnat is soldiers helping themselves
was sternly discouatenanced by Col. D.
from the start, and has ever been held
relgiously in adherence By his boys"
Col. D. during the year and half he
was in the service, was constantly on hard
duty, with bnt two or three brief inter
ruptions He is a man somewhat advanc
ed in life, 1t began to wear heavily on his
constitution, and his health was not robust
We are not advised of his reasons for
resignng, but considerations like these
readily suggest them. That he has proved
a mos. efficient, prudent, and careful Off
Ger, the whole history Of his service attests
1t is notable, that neither his own regi.
ment, nor any portion of the 1000 to 5000
cavalry frequently under his command,
was ever caught in one of those thousand
rebel traps by which SO large portion of
the federal army i'll the west, during the
last year, has been FILTERED away by in
competent commanders; although, from
the nature of the service, the cavalry were
peculiarly liable to such accidents"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02

PREsESrATioS-A private letter from
member of Henshaw's Battery, nov at
louisville. mentions incidently:
We were paid off on the goth. On the
DIST, the COMPANY presented Lieut.. AtEy
PEARSON with a beabtifif artillery saYer,
revolver and belt. A very brief presenta-
ton speech was made by Daniel n. Adler,
a member of the Battery, and it was APP
proprigtei responded oby Lieut.. Pearson.
Lieut.. 2. is a good officer in every respect,
and is highly esteemed by the members
OF the battery. .l,Ia --otIe5is ~.
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Ottaua ,fret Gra0tr
LOCAL. MATTERS

i ~
TIE NATIONAL FAST 1t must be said
to the credit Of our citizens, that the Ma
tional Fast appointed for Thursday by the
President, received at least outwardly, a
better observance in Ottawa than any oil
the previous presidential appointments Of
that sort. All the prominent stores and
business places were closed, and the city
wore really Sunday aspect. There was
service In three churches, we belieye, aud
the congregations were quite fair
From what we hear of one OF the
churches, however, notably the Baptist
we fear the other suggestion of the Presi-
dent, that we should pray 'for the restora-
ton of our divided and suffering country
to its former condition Of unity and peace
Was not SO well observed. We take it from
this, that Mr.. Lincoln is in favor of the
class which, in the choice vocabulary of
the Radicals, is denominated "copper"
heads" yet we are told, in the church al
luded to, the ''copperhead Democrats
were made the subject of special pettory
oburgstion. 1t is true, that sort of thing
was not INDUCED in by all the participants
in the exercises, but were really deprecat.
ed by one or two but tine example was at
least, not promotive of peace and love.
1t is painful to speak of such things IN
this place; but the malignant, unreason>
ing fury which certain class of radicals
have conceived against the body of the
democracy, who are really more loyal
and devoted to our government than them
selves, has begun to manifest itself in
ways so mai apropos and disgusting, that
decent people ought to unite to frown it
down. ev .~~~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02
TO CONsIIMpTvvEs.

VNRE Advertiser having been restored to health in q
Il few weeks. by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several YEAR, with severe lung affection
that dread disease. Consumption-is an xious to
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpfon used Gree OF charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will ind .
suRHx CURE FOR C0HsUxPTIos. Asthma BEoScHITIs &c.
The onl obje ct Of the advertiser sending the Prs.
scripton is to benefit the aeted and spread aforms-
ton which lie conceves be valuable and he hopes
every sonerer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON. Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02

Nothing adds SO much to dress as WELL
polished, Ginning boot. The place to get
the material is at pathways. on main
street. II is something entirely new, and
away ahead ofmason's, or any other black,
ing we ever used. You will say so on
trial. gee go,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02

For the Free Trader
What the Young Ladies are doing for the
Soldiers.
Having seen no account as yet, in your
paper, of the Exhibition lately performed
in district No. one, town OF Utica. !
deemed it no more than justice to the
performers and audience TO inform the
public of the untiring efforts of the la
dies TO promote the comfort of the absent
soldiers The treasury Of the Soldiers
Union Aid Society" in the town of Wall
than, Utica, and Dayton had been tor
some time previous out of funds and the
ladies decided on having an Exhibition in
order to replensh 1t. The entertainment
took place on the evening of the fourth OF
April; and did great credit to the per
formers, all Of whom were young ladies'
The room was decorated in the most taste
full manner with wreaths of eversreens,
interspersed with flowers, and also rare
paintings. The performance consisted of
dialogue; essays, tabieaux, declarations
anu music, both vocal aud instrumental
The applause of the audience was UNI
bounded the house, which was crowded,
fairly shook with their repeated cheers
The amount received, was considered an
ample compensation for their efforts
The brave defenders of our couatry can
but feel cheered by this new manifesto
ton of the interest, the friends, at home
feel for the soldiers. Surely they can do
battle with our enemies, with drawer
hearts, more undaunted courage, when
they know womans heart is enlisted in
their behalf, and womans hand is ever
ready to contribute its mite TO assist and
encourage these heroic defenders Of our
country.
All honor to the ladies of Walthan,
Utica and Dayton, for their noble example
May we hope it will be followed by re-
newed efforts on the part OF all true pa
triots.
A SPECTATOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02

Ep.Yoc FREE TRADER:
D.o, s1..~ with your permisssn wish to say te
the reader. Of your paper that viii send by return
mali to all rho xs it, (frse) Re pe, with full ii
recpon. or making spa using simple Vegetable Balm
that will .rect4sNy reusys ia 10 days Piupes Blosch
es Tan Eeckles, and al Impurities Of the skin' ieaV-
ing the same soft. clear, SMOOTH sas beautiful.
Twill elsc rsaii free to those having Bald leads or
Bare PAGES. simple directions and iafsrws.Ioa that
will enable them to start fall growth or Lnxpyieat
HAIR Whiskers, Moustache. in less than 30 days.
All appliesticns answered 81 return mail rithsus
Charge Respectfully yours.
THOS. F., CHAPMAN.
Chemist,
ss-en No. ssl, Broadway. New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02
The CONCESSIONS and Experience OF a
- rOer Young Man.

A GRNfLEMAS having been cured Of the results OF
early error and disease, will, from motives Of be-
nrvo,~ucs send ihOse who request It, copy OF the
above interesting narrative. published ~ himsei-
This little book il designed = warning and caution
10 young men aud those Who suffer from NERVOUS DE-
DIIITY Loss o. MENeky. PREMATURe DEcAY, &C., &C.,
supplying nj the same time the means OF sell cure
sinsae copies will under seal IN plain enve-
ofe-~ithous ehsrge,-to any who request IT, BY sd-
dressing the snthol, CHAS. A. LAMCERf, Esar
Sf-17-on.J oresDpept, Long leland, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02
Special Notice.

Posr OFFICE OTTAWA, April %, 1863.
All persons receiving unpaid foreign letters, after
May lat 1853, from foreign courtre, and mail routes,
are required by Act of Congress % make payment
therefor in coin equivalent in Federal currency
wit Great Bri ain and Ireland, Prussia Hamburg
Bremen Bcfgiari from countries emil 10y ing the
English, French, Hamturs, Brer, Prussj clesed
malls.
By order of the Postmaster General.
c.. Is. KING, p. NJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-02
Choice Liquids. 1

Jus. received, by F.s. HOLLIS ko.rG u q lot Of
Superior Pennsylvania Whisky, from the Mouongahe-
Ia River which is pronounced, by connoisseurs, as
very superior quality.
Also ran invoice Of the first quality Of Scotch Wis
key, to which the attention of Gentlemen Families
Bottled Wines and liquors for Family and Medicinal
uses Of the first quality. fa Isfr
Ottawa, Dec. 7. 1902
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The Confessions ana Experience OF an
Invalid.
Published for tina benefit and a warning and eau
TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Sperma
rhGa, Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. etc, sup
pving at the same time the Means o. SeLfCure. BY
one who cured himself after berg put to great ex
pense and injury through medical hunbug and quack-
cry.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Gings Co., N. Y.
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e. 3. HOBER T,

o6TN 'IISI,
Has taken Rooms the Bankof OTTAWA just across
the street from his Gid Re is permanently
located thersy and will be in readiness, during all bust
ness houss, to wait on his patrons heretofore HI
charges for operation are in keeping with shetimsa
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bait s0sher'y
Col. Cushman's office. 81 :. u1S1
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Spsfial Notices.
Land g. Lean Office.
F.A. SHERWOOD,


TTAvING taken out license under the United
Ii States Rev niue Laws, propose to act as agent
for the purchase, sale or exchange and renting OF
houses and lois and landed properly generaiy III the
States o. Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin.
These having property they wish sold or exchanged
are pformed that by placing the same in my hands
for disposal, they will receive all the advantages of
the hume rous calls have for different kinds OF pro-
perty that the sale OF the will receive my best
attention and that my commissions FOR selling will be
light
And wishing purchase property. request
be fore Purchasing elseu here, thereby
securing the advantages of wing choos-
ing from the various kinds of property 1 have for
sale sreh may su them in location or cheapness
IHAvE on HARD FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa,
Houses and Lots and Vacant Lots in Ottaa,a.
Lands improved and unimproved in La SALE, LIV-
ANGSTON and GRUMPY counties, in the State OF Illi-
nois.
Once in Nattinger's Block in ROOMS adjoining Ex-
change Bank. IA SHERWOOD.
Ottawa, April IS, 1865