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The Railroad Monopoly

Tue city railroad companies are presumlns
greatly upon the patience and forbcarpnco Of the
people. Several weeks have elapsed since public
indignation Mt the Illegal advance Of fares was
silc,ced by promise that tickets should he Issued
at tho legal prices Of oght ior irty ccnts aud
Tint II csc tickets should lie good for ride upon
tbo city lines. Il WAS also allowed r. lie Inferred
that tickets would he sold OF convenient places
down town or by conductors. But thus far none
Of these promises have been entirely fulfilled.
The Third avenue tickets, 50 far Ms the Company
10 concerned, con only he obtained at either end Of
the line aud the multitude Of intermediate pas.
scngers are compelled to pay the extra cent OF
else traye expressly ~ Sixty fourth street, where
only small packages sold. Their tickets ar,
not taken as WAS promised, on other lines Upon
nil the leading lines the extra Illegal cent II
sill oxscted from unwilling passengers, and tn,
Eighth avenue Company charge ien cent
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Washington Market Retail Report.
NEw YoRK, Dec. z, 1854.

NbW l'tc. 1904.
But little change has been effected In this market
since the date OF last report prices except In the
case Of poultry, remaining a. last quoted This art.
Gle, usually luxury seldom INDUCED in by the poor,
except on rare OCCASIONS has reeeded largely In
sequence Of the immense shipments from all parts Of
the country having fallen from 2saSoc to lsc. per H.
for the very best qualities and 10c Is often accepted
by vendors anxious to close on their stock, change
which places II within reach Of ALL Eggs In larger
supply yet notwithstanding this, cents piece
tnues 10 DO the ruling price. Potatoes have sdvanc-
cd somewhat during the past week, yet decline will
undoubtedly take place during the eomins week, az
heavy receipts have been advised 70 arrive within
few dayp Be ow, we give to-daYs quotations at
ineton Market aud vicinity
Butchers Asdts.-Prime rocs,ins piece, are selling
house steaks !ssscc sirloin, sla5Se oornsd,bce IL
alsc; veal foIequarteu, lSal.c; hindquarierA pa
iSc lamb isas2 coup pieces, l2all inpe, -alO
hama 22a9Uc shouldars 24a2Se bacon, 2fa26c ;
fre.h pork sCa22e eorned pork, 8susie sAnsaSs lsa
Poultry es,d Gams.-Prine turkeys are selling At
lSa2oc per ID; ehckenA lsa2oc ducks 2o4- per lb.
per pound; tame squsb, 1se9oc piece; PIGEONS
--as dozen partridees, i2al 80 per pair ven
Buter ava ch,e~.-oranee county butter in pals
is selling at ssc pound prime STATE, e4sSse ; fair
butter, 4Sa5Jc cooking butsi 42a4oc; cgs ios 2bc
cleepe about ~ cent, Tor coed quality.
Pish.-Ees selling at lbafec pound striped
i6e perch los bsas, l6.lss haddock sAisc found.
lsc salmon trout 1Csf9e codhsh, lualsc; black
.insits ssc per pound obsIsr~ saIc; oysters ava
80 hnndied eians Zoe h nv u pIeked Sgs;
T al o. beans are selling a, u. nu mari
sVeei potatoes, w peck toms,oes, e0a4O per Pk;
sesSS pStesSe- peach ho~ biz isa
ONIONS, 4oa6ls y gk turnip. Soc peck cabbage,
l2slse head Tsdish us go ss bunch lettuce, e
marrow squashes, 2JaJuc each, beets 6aSc.
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Financial news, Markets. so.

Sos York, Fridsy, Dee. 9, s r. k.-The hretus-
tsoDs In gold To day have boen follows Al 10 AN
1sl%; 1888 2S3h lO.Cs, 2J3s, lO.l5, 2S4A lois
2s2,. 1928, 1854 1880, 1888; lO.iG g32A 1880,
1884,. II, 2SS Ills, 9921l li.30 2r2; li41 2S2'.;
II So 232%; 121O 232s 1925, 233; 1880 2SSA;
lqiG 232k; l, 291<; 10 231%; i.3G 2Sik; l.3S,
2SiH; l5O 23os 21O esoa; 2.3o, 93iNi 26O, 2sl;
3.46, q3o& 4, 9ssk. The general stock market open
I'd with considerable animation, which v@ not long
sustained. aud for the rest OF tho day the inclination
WA towards lover hsures with a very limited bush
pess business Ia anos, suspended for the present In
consequence Of the ineertitude as TO the financial
po,icy Of the coming year Governments we're strong
and In sor.c demand. The loan market vas rather
more s3tive at sal per cent? the new transactions
nilins chiefly at th, low There was very little
doinF IN exchange for to-morrOw's packet The
gold quotations lO9k for bankcrr, and l( ltsA
for merchant bills. The Secretary VI the Treasury
has approved the sale made yesterday Of twenty.hv
millions Of fvewenties, instead OF twenty millions
. Al hrst
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Deaf IES.


BRODERICK-On Friday, Dec. 2, Cornelius Brod-
erick. Aed 81 yearp.
Notice Of funeral In to-rnorrow's paper 10
cApprSrrv or 1.h,,.d., t,oo .,,o, Ions
and painful LnesA tieorse H. Carpenter, afed 81 yrp
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members Of the n Y Typographical society,
arc respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral this
Saturday afternoon. "a inst at O'Clock precisely
fruu his ato reidence 81 sullivan ST. without iurthe
invitation lUl
Dt'RSISG-Ou Friday, Dec Charles, the beloved
and only son of John burning In The i2th year his
age
The friends and relatives OF the family ara respect
FULLY invited TO attend his funeral from the residence
OF his parents $50 cat 3Gth It, near llth ave, on
SUNDAY, 9Th inst at 1 O'clock L NJ, without further
notice us
FINNEGAN-On Friday afternoon after q short
Illnes. OF general debility MAry finnesan, aged ~
years
nm. friends Of the family are respectfully invited To
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IIales. B..ex af Harehound and Tar.

-
~ the cure o. CoushA Coida infuenzA hoasenes'
DiBeult Bresshins, and ell Affections Of the Throst
Brvochal Tubs snd Iuncu leading 70 COnsuu ption.
49,. -, '-N, - 1T r..
t& ps" horenoond- IN ehsnhh uhou WIN ia
Balm extracted from the Life Principle Of the forest
m uorehond -r,,he. and .,,,.r, Aft irrtt,fons and
- - r. -, -. - hi.
mo the IM.Dhin cieatree ano n"ee
the throat and cir passage. leading to the lungs Five
-o, - ,or. ool ,,oi., and
- ,',..s 49, A-p '"e ',sai', 80 - -
80. 49,. -,,.,.,,. -, !, ~ ,.,,,,,. nhv,I.
'e''A's 'N O'o'et' i~"say VI an H'us"" pV
clan and chemist Who himself thoroughly tested II for
year, In h extensive ptiysto pr,e,ee II 4, ,ale rrrp
-, -,-... a.. r., u.,. 49,, 49,, a.. g..
and Heaesnt he lh-bein beins entirely nee Hutn
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nth WARD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
will hold nsss meeting ct fallet's, l6l Ave b,
no H CSa,nei elm c. 6iaF and
I. LAkREMORE; Tor school Commissioner, X. II.
BOVINE, for school trustee, j., WANGLEk. Public
sie invited. j. II. SANDS, PresG X. GREGORY,
hety. l2l
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

- = - = 60
Ii HANDS On DECk-Bf NkPTUNE
n Division, this evening, a lsI BJvery ep,ake.s
and rinserr Invited vi md you seloone Re.eryed
scafs for ladies'. JGLOvFR Prest ~
7-TU COW
j b r. A B. soeIsty. Rr.pcb No T. aili bo,s ,be,,
regular meeting On Sunday evening. 4th inst Rev,
Father OF ARRKI.I. will sp.ak on the subject Of
TemIerance Mr. Robert W ilron will sing some Of
his isvorite Temperance Sougs acoonpane by other
good speakers and sugers, VIM HAkI, Pres. JNO
LYNCH, Soc. 1856
rArAylTTE TvNtpt p-.Np- oTCfT
i hIhlElIE IhMfLE AND SoNlhL
meeting on sunday ni,st B @ az ~ iss Rsps,S
Good speakers yin be p e.ent 70 address the audi
epce. All friends Of the invited. The psf-
form " Tree 70 all speaker Temperance. BY order
Of the Committee. HENRY CH0ES sec le
NfprICr ruE or t,upo, p,,x.I
q II %. 1ano nomAN
NCatholic 1. A. H. society, vi! hold Public TEN.
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A NUMBER OF WE'LL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
"A females want situaiiops AZ coks chambermaids aud
laundrrss,s girls for general housework
Mrs LOVES German Institute. IL Stanton st..
Buwpry
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sucy In the market Tor NE hog product Continued 70
d nearly all kinds favored the seller. for PORK snet
was a good INQUIRY, and the market wss exciteo anu
higher the material falling Oh IN the packing as con-
OF full prices for the year. The sales we're pfey
heavy chiefly on SPOT Beef was steady. Win air
demand. Ieef hams quot. but a m bacon was 10
moderate request, but full prices were realized Cut
meats were in good demand az ,un prices. LAra ~as
active. buoyant and nrm Butter and cheese
were in steady fair demand. without change In prices
the sales were, the spot. pork, 1000 bbis at
s23 37ts SD 564 for mess SS 70 for old DO. go
SIS rs Tor do SO 81 $22 for cid and ncw prime,
ana $24 $50 Tor prime mess for future delivery. $50
bbs old mess April, buyers option, u S23 SO 500
do do. at s25 so, and 600 do for July a; SEQ.
Beef 200 bbls at 81 so 81. for country mess S5
S. for do prime Sl3 SIT so for repacked mess. and
SIS $40 for extra mess and 900 torces at S27 also
packages, at 10hc. lie for shoulders and l4c ltc
hams Bacon, 100 boxes, at l2Sc for Western short
ribbed. Lard, 1000 bbs aad tieroes, 13%c aud l3Ac
also 100 packages at 1870. Butter 2sc 3Tc OhIo
and soc 46c. for State Cheese, 16c. lSc. for
mon TO prime.
PETRoLEvM.-The market was less active for both
crude and refined but holders seemed ndosed to grant
any concession from the prices II yesterday Crude
sh tde easier, hut refined very buoyant and firm
TIE safes reported TO day light and prices at the
35c. 200 DO refined CONTRACTS bought I'M a.
Soc. and 800 10 free &C. 64c. 65c.-the
latter rate for all April and May buyers option. Benzne
was Iomina
Sugar firm at previous rates sales about 500 bbs
at l5Ac. 1879. for Cuba muscovado AVID l5hc 7sc
Tor New Orleans. Al auction SO hhds. New Orleans
brought l5c lsizc and $50 bbis. oarAed do. l2kc
1Jc, four IN ,nths.
TALLow active and rmer sales $50 900 lbs ct 12Ac.
ID &C. tor country and prime city. ss
WHsKEy.-Receipts 1,032 bbs.; market buoysnt and
active sales 500 ubs at 81 10 for State aud u II
Western
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1be wheat market improved lc. o &C., though the
business extremely light, in view Of the snallncss
supply, and prices we're In the main nominal. Sales
rs 000 bushels at 81 SO Tor white Michigan, 81 50 FOR
amber do 81 TO common Chicago spring. and 81 %
9r old unsound winter red Western Oats we're scarce
ay 40 hsm, though not quotaby lower The range was
sssc. Gle. Rye yrs nom nsiy 81 % 81 81. Barley
was In fair demand with sales Of 20 600 bushels, ut
81 80 81 IS for Canada East and 81 ~ 81 ~ for
CAnada West ~ barley matt 3,4O0 bushels changed
hands at 81 ga % tor state Corn was about 1c.
a. 81 81 81 81 tor old Western mixed, In store and
81 81 81 IS for new yellow
CoyYw hrm prevr rates; sales OF 900 mats
Jaws al 20 hc and 8, 90 Laguayra al 900. 42c
COnos was arm ~ 75c T6c for mddnes, and re.
a ISc tut iu~ do. sales bv0 bales
HKlGHrs continued duh ana depressed. The engage
merits include 70 Liverpool, per American dag, 500
bushels wheat at 2sd 2ad In bulk, 900 bbs. -four
nj n 100 do ~ Cd. and sumo bacon az 7s Cd per
trail 400 boxes bacon LIS Cd $50 eroes beef
1s and 100 siue ~ l5s and steamer 400
ea "a cottaD and b0e boxes bacon at ass. To GLASGOW
er neutral so hhds tslow at 25s outside rate and
600 Can ada butt slaves 1t 81 perm To Antwerp 800
~, cee ard aud tuow and 60 casks sshes al ats 3D.
.u,sb brig 70 RIO Japero 800 bbs. hour at 81 Sax
another $50 bbls 70 GoDaves aud back, 800 half
cold itsb brig, PAS tons, 70 Demarsra, 81 400. and
b.ck from Trinidad Cuba 10 New YORK OF Philadelphia,
sagsr sso and molasses - so, under deck.
iIor~ steady at 24c SOC. for good 70 prime. Sales
~ .ss,s was very nrm. Sales 200 bbls. New or
teams AT sic a. lot OF 100 bills was offered at suc
sion ~ day and 81 er gallon wss refused
ppoy,sr,Ss--Receipls liz bbls. pork, 345 packages
~ 1874 do cut meats and 2,240 do. lard The buoy
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nN DEMANDE UNE FEMME DE ChAMBRE FRAN.
~ caise sacbant Golfer faire les robes Sadr sser
entire 70 ct henre IS East 6th d. Ellie do fournir De
bonnea recomma udationA
TINE FRANCAisE DESIRE voYAoBR AvEC UNR
Suffolk 81.
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gMPPFw0.

. Qussns.e.n (0erk hsrborl-TAe Ayerpec, New Ios6
their full powered CLYDE iroa g follows
CITY or LONDON, Saturday. April 10.
ETnA SATURDAY.. April Is.
CRY or NEW Y6Rk. saturday; Aprl So and esssy
succeeding saurds 4 s1SP 81 fHs psi river
Payable in gold or tts equivalent In currency: -.
Do 70 London. s 20. . London......
Do TO Paris. 8I Do 70 Farfs. ~
Do toHambars 81 Do. 10 Hamburg. q
Passengers also forwarded 70 Havre Bremen Rossr-
dam Antwerp 40, IT equally low rates. -. -.
From Liverpool Or Qnssnsiown First Cabin 30 ~
friends can buy tickets here At these rates
These steamers have for pssse
gers strongly bult waterght sections and carry
to each steamer.
For further information apply in Liverpool WILLIAM
INMAN, Agent % Water street; In Glasgow to ALEX.
MALCOLM No. 81 Enoch square; In Queenstown, too.
AW. D: SEYMOUR co: In London, 70 EIvEs 4 Ma
Dame des vcoircs Place de Bourse In PhilA
dslphia 70 JOHN @. DALE ~ Walnut street or 81 Vie
Is Broadway, N. Y.
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The following table shows the OF gold shipped
from San Francisco between the LIST OF January the
9th OF March, this yesr comp ,red with tho exports dur
ing the time IN 1866 aud tue amour: which
rived this port from California by The steamers since
the OF the present year. compared with
the receipts 10 the same date last year
1854 lS63.
shpd San Francisco March SIS s79 oss
Arrived at New YORK to April o.. 3,606.05o $3.50 Ty2
Tho following table exhibits tho comparatv earnings
Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad the
time Indicated:
Fourth week in March eo4 5000 1870
Aonih of March .......... 44.926 $500 43 295
5oce January ....lSStS1 306,105 1l7,9i8
The Of earnings OF the above thus this
year the receipts for the time in 1853 o2k
pr AT this the road will earn In 1894 about
s2025 O00 which will give about II per tho
stock.
The gross earnings OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
during the OF March compare follows with the
receipts for the corresponding period last year
1863. 1854
Galena division. .si4e621 5000 $50
Western division ............. 90,035 ITO 900
Total. ..................... 1926 ,667 S3l0,6.0
increase. 730l3
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April " IoOA
AsHEs.-Receipts bbs Stock 10 inspection ware.
house 4sl bbs. Market firm. but quiet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. las bbls. -four, 500 bbls and
aY5 meal .625 bushels wheat, e704 corn,
1925 do oats The -four market again rampant 10
day, and further advance OF loc. zoe established
the high grades having call The general impression
among the best informed the trade is that prices
VIII be carried materially higher, basng their arguments
unusually small stock and the fact that four at
current rates the cheapest article OF food be had
lake navigation reported to be pen; but Il will
strily be oal weeks before spy considerable aug
rnent ton OF supply eau be looked for. Meantime o
lively market Is eeted, and exporters will have va
cation. sales % 100 bbls state Western 500 do
Southern, AID 50J do. canadian. Rive Hour was Hrm
with $50 bbis sold Corn meal q shade lrmer; 500
K..i..-
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A GENTS CAN MAKE $500 A MONTH
II BY engaging 10 the sale OF our


PACKET AND SPLENDID STEEL ENgRAviN0e.
We oner the greatest chance make mopev everkoWn.
and present every agent with watch free sis capt
Full particulars In circular maIledfre. a q HAsKINs
AGO. ~ Hickman stree. ~ original ana eldest Prize
package houss In the United States
GENTS WANfED-TO SELL THE LAROEsr AND
~ most attractive assortwe OF PrLe Psckages In tho
world; ten Kinds Old hands the business will do well
TO try sample lOt. send . red stamp for circular.
JOHN GIBSON 81 Beeknan street New York.
A TTEE1IoN ~ TED, 10 STOUT YOUNG MEN,
"A fc' tan ~ 10 ya,is straits and Hudson Ray
voyage Tor sly va u" VII pn wfh 0)tn $500 or
the Trip, Outht f.6 a 'oox carpenter, ropper and
blacksnitb wAHte RANDALL X 1UJRrkEY,
totuet O. nber ana aagt siicets, ZIP aairs
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A GENTS GUARANTEED $40 PER DAY CLEAR AND
n bsautiful gold or silver haunting case lever watch
presented free 70 each agent who sells the great novel
" the American Prize Package, each Of which contains
Yankee notions many ways TO get rich tine prescnts OF
iewey. &C. &C. worth many dollars IL bought separately
gm Of superb watch show bs and sole right for tow.
be sold In . few hours Sales immense. proats
large Agents wanted 10 every town and camp Send
tanning extra novel premium Inducements free Address
great American Prize Package Company Nassau street,
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THE UNDERSIGNED PASSENGERS. ON BOARD
the steamer Illinois from Aspnwall TO ew York de.
sire 10 testify their with the capacity and
attention OF Chief stewar H. A. Campbell with his assist
ants. who ha provided for comfort in every way
travellers visiting California an able encen attentive
aud polite chief OF his Buchanan and
wife. Miss Virginia Buchanan VIM. Boyle. Capt. W. r.
Sigsber Jos a. nghston J. Robertson d. A.. spencer,
Il, H. Haniord, j. W. Wadsworth, W. p. Carin. W. A.
Aiiboso Josh Chas Ridge. r Stewart D. : Halt
NKw YoRg April .. 1864.
d. Spencer.
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ATU BLEECKkR STREET you CAN OBTAIN
"A per cent more for Diamonds Watches, Jewclry Bal
yer Plate Guns. Pistols Dry Goods. &c NJ BAlso Paws
brokers' tickets bought for the articles hne assor
men Of Watches Jewslry &e sale cheap 10 pay sdva
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NEUTRAL PLAG-AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE.
IN the United States mails The fine Al Brtisk
ship CENTURION Cromwell commander will tome 10 her
berth 18th with third OF her already
board and will have unusually quick despatch for Mel
direct This ship fAvora5ly kuown the Liver
trade the lowest here and IN
Britain, and is . remarkably fast saer
The Al British Westward Ito, williams commandeS,
will succeed the Evening STAR and have despatch for SYDNEY
direct
Shippers per RveningeSnr please hand In baas
y 'Aa''s ''''' - -. ". CAMERON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-02


Inc exhibition ct the the-pian Society
u Monday evening was certainly brl-
''ant triumph of hoL,e talent. The sceIe
ry. orchestra. and get up" generally OF the
machinery" was quite faultless, while the
acting really took US by .surpri>e-it being
throughout SD muc., better than we anti
c pated from! company no, one of whom
had ever before appeared in public On
the stage" We should like exceedingly
to name few whose rendering of their
parts was really equal to what would be
called good acting on the city boards; but
where all did so we'll. and there was no.
thing approaching \ failure on the par,
Of any "ns..it would be unjust to single
out few for especial commendaticn Be-
sides it is to BE- borne in mind, that it is
not TO public praise or peIf that tho highly
respectable young ladies and gentlemen
who compose the con,pany-enbracug the
elite of our young society-consent to ap>
prSr in this rule before the public Their
object rs our pc pie know, is to raise mo
ney for the relief of Soldiers families an
o':ject, considering the pressing need there
!, for aid in that direction account Of
tue intense severity o: the winter, soprs;se
worthy and holy, as to include in isse!
more real cause Tor public eonmendatinn
than any amount Of exc-..-Ic- they nj si.
EXHIBIT As mere Perioimsrs wuuiu Justify
The performance, with .one change of
progra .:':n- Of whIe-I the pihiic have
doubtless already been advised by circula-
ted bills, is to be repeated at Washington
Hall this evening
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Soldiers Monument.

On the Sth of January the Subscribers to
the Monument Fund hold a meeting ut
the Court House, at > o clock y. NJ, Tor
the purpose of selecting u site. and trans
acting such business as may be necessary
to carry forward The work
Let those having subscription books de-
vote a day or two Of earnest Ycrk. without
delay, aud send in the amount subscribed
to Mr.. Bullen or myself State plainly tbe
amount paid in, aud that can surely be
collected
Men and women Of La Sale County
give your liar cheertuily 20 the collectors
for this fund The brave men fer whom
you rear this monument died defending
your homes aSd your country.
There are ten thousand old men and wo-
men, young men and n,aiiehs, that should
willingly put oC;,. dollar into a monument
10 preserve the names and memories of
these men. Lei US ihen rear u mo.urient
worthy of the nlsu and the cause for
which they died. Il ;'otEN.N
"a, bcniit AZ tnc Trustees.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-02

fHE STORM Or esiu"e.!ay night ami
all day Thursday there RACED III this e.
gIon the most terrific -now .tnrn. seen here
III twenty five years. |, comn-ncei IN the
East, then shifted 10 the north and final,
Iy to the Northwest, and blew such a GALE
as really 10 endanger frame buildings
Probably half foot OF snny fell during
the tempest, but this was blown and drift
ell in such fantastic style, that while in gul
lies and low places the snow lies fathoms
deep, expos u places are comparatively
bare. The thermometer yesterday morr =
lag had sunk to % below zero, and at noon
stood some 20 below This is the coolest
snap we have had in Is years
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Madame ZaAoc Porier,. Cxrxtixe a.a,.. !,

Madame Zadoc Porter's Csrative Baisau,
for Coughs. Cstds Consunspsiox. Ass. Shortages II
Breath, Tickling efths TAroat. Difficulty n Ar.atsino,
Hnskiness cf tie Throat, and all the snsS:s produced
By checked Precipitation, &c. y
The following SLOWS the high estius4kIsn In which
the above prepsratioals heia:,
~ have us-a Porter's Curative h.i..m Cor ii,
pss year. and think It che be.e ressy t,r sis ani
Obstinate Coughs that Lave had yros.ai 10 .s. and
wou'i commend 10 others. e.aesl, -sarcas ..
o.w uc6.; az
Teacher Of the D=ai and b',ST-i s-yi,is'ii
. New York, Feb. IL. 49,
Madame Porte, IS Curative H.saip aisn,x s,ty,.e,
Of ALI Druggists Price, q een:s ana IN t4e-.b.,,it,
at 80 cents. ~ ~ -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-02

Our carrier boy tegs to return his thanks
to the subscribers to the Free TRADER in
Ottawa for their Ideal patronage OF his
poetic effort Oh New Year day. Consi-
dering tn, extreme inclemency Of the
weather and that mot business place
were closed, he realized the height Of his
antlcpa,ions May the year just began be
t. ali of them Il year of foanl!sss prospect
ty aud Happiness!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-02

Ef't0i II Free Tr-G9r:
sGs VIII yen p, p':'sior ~sh say to the
r-a1-Ts e your paIer that riE .eni b. retrr-
sho i,h il Greco reeiFc with fuii direction
for making and u-iug simple Vegetable BAL, iha,
will rG.cu,ily il /; d.-s. P:np'es, B'otch.s.
Tai. frcrk;rs, and all impurities o; the ska leaving
tine >:,us- sot clear smooth aud Beautiful.
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Fac,s, smp!. directions sni in'ormstioa til.
vii eurb;c the NJ start full growth Of Lux.r.an
HIir Wh:ssers. n,astac'Ir Id less n N 10 dsys
A., application. aIsver, By return mail without
c.Irse- Respectfully your.
IBOs. , CHAPMAN. Chemist.
.o,ii2n No. o3i Broadway, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-02

FAIR OF The SOLDIERS AID SocIErY.-The
net receipts of tho fair held In Union Hall
last week were $240 The donations
still undispesed Of amount t. $50, and
provisions were distributed after the fair
among the needy, the valne of which was
not less than $50, making the actual re-
ceipts $40 above expenses