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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-23
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Meerschaum Bris China and all other KINGS Oh Ppss
Cigar Cases, Cigar holders, &c, &c.
keep the of every thing, and sell as cheap as any
ha,,y el., Oar. sell may 20 G6-tf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-23
JACOB NIAYEHs'S
TOB ACCO STORE,
N,,s,n stref b,irees Delanos and Post Office Block,
Ohuicd. III.
Always on hand, full stock Of
Imuorted and Domestic Cigars,

Plug, Fine Cut, and Smoking Tobacco,
Snuiis. &c, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
FGcas .,sC.1l .Z-oIls.r

r. y FsAc- n25-' recently Paoi-le4 o,
Ai43seis contains, among other matters, Z.
I'''-- a." o' g"''-s."' 40 'u! women, t't.H
''''4 '''e "''l'' - ". f@i.o~s aAlAO.s. We
copy a 's' of l4r.A
ola'i.-lI,-- ., ,'''l-- eA,-ee o. ''Tsr, women
eI''7.'.-' NOR: no" ne aii.'T' - NE ey-i OF
tIAer women lAah J." HeE own. Love Is more
P-la7'''z man '."'''."o"y just as romance Is
iA,,- I't"s-"S man history;
h".i-sH---f we 7'hAE AI o. the Sex
e-"-.st'iy. i4ey VIII rise aga ."st US, DAi D.. "y
"' 'A7 same oi any !Ha!''-ha! woman they
"i.t agree win Us.
tAa;l-s Lens s.--al1-t Of their faults
yemen owe . rs, "h..s; ~ are indebted tO
'"-.n Tor mos oi oIr better qualities
I'I ei s,e5ue.-1a II women arr endowed
win sen naturally eHcsarlag charms that
even their TerE presence - generally bs-c.i-
c.%..
Aalams De siaei.-L're IN woman :
ais - " h'storE; ~ 4 man "a e,l.Jde.
H.!~Eo'--. .ns'e czls.s among women a
stc.e- us. -N@ tnat a.no.- i'--esi- oi t.lc same
's-.'. 'asy hate each c'".-, vet hey pro-
tee; each other Interests.
Sia.-.-->2 F0nsas cen tie most intel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
Rlssi.sx efhe Devil.

! Everybody has heard of Lorenzo Dow.
the eccentric itiueraut preacher. Belated
/ one night in his travels. he entered, quite
! uncsrc nonlou.!Y an oUt.ofthe wAy house
and reqles,sd lOjgirgs. Ihe woman Of the
house objected, having for Il friend -one
whom Lorenzo soon asccrtajned was not her
husband. But Lorenzo insisted. aud She at
/ length consented ted--imueIiately fastening.
against further uuwe!come visits, tho only
outside door Of the house. Soon a loud
knocking was heard. 1t was her husband
unexpec'ediy returned. Unable to leave the
house, the friend, to conceal himself jumped
into a large box conveniently near. and
hastily covered hIrself With the hachal.ucs
OF flax it contained; by which time vile had
unta-tened the door AMI admitted ke- hus~
bard. Having =peEt the evening at tavern.
he was ist tlpsy enough - Ba both bolster
Gus and courageous. He soon made the
acquaintance Of Lorenzo, whom lie had
heard much OF, but had never seen. I'e had
been tod that lac could raise the devil and
he iasisted upon his Immediately d9iug So
not that he believed il any, bat if there was
any be waited 10 see bin. Ia vain Lorenzo
objected, protesting his uawi.iingnoss and
the danger attending il. &C. but IT,. NOR,
than drunken husband insisted At last.
said Lorenzo, If vo2 are determined to see
him, open the door, put out the light, and
stand out Of his '"ay, CT he may tai Q Won
with him; iyr when he c,me. it viii be- in q
fame Of fire. and warn Tou o. Ike cauze-
quenccs.' Lighting q bunch OF matches.
that there Eight be the greater ama i Of
birthstone. and natteTing over a few un;utel.
Ig.b.e sentences. LCr,uzo 80. FIRE to tie
haicAelings, and cried ont: Come forth,
thou evil one. and Je-Jno G.evcr,' Wien
ont , 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
Cattle Is, TcxDa,

Few people from abroad can form the
reraotest idea of the vast herds Of cattle
owned in Texas. When we state that it IS
not unusual for one individual to be the pos
SCISSOR of 10000 head Of horned cattle, the
increase of which will approximate yearly to
1000 calves, some idea may be formed as to
the great source of wealth we have in West,
ern Texas. The soil, climate, and immense
prairies, alike adapted TO the rearing OF stock
will, at no future day, cause such an intni-
grafton to our borders, a. will tend to develop
the resources OF our State, and materially
improve the condition OF our people. Instead
of The Western and Northern States supply
ing the Old and New World with packed
beef, as is now the case, it will lie done in
Texas, where a beef weighing $50 20 700
pounds can be purchased for 80, Instead of
sse5 to 40 n the North and Wsst,-hldiano-
Ia Tunes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

A BEAUTIFUL InEA.-In the Mounting Of
Tyrol it is the custom Of women and children
to come up when il is bed time, and sing the
national song until they hear their husbands,
fathers and brothers answer them from the
hills upon their return home. On the shores
of the hd1iatic, such a custom prevails
There the wives of the fisherman come down
about sunset and sing a melody. After
singing the first stanza, they listen while
for an answariug strain from off the water,
and continue to sing and listen till the well
known voice comes borne on the tide, telling
that the loved one is almost home. How
sweet to the weary fisherman, as the shadows
gather arolni him, must be the songs of the
loved ones at home, who sing to cheer him !;
and how they must strengthen and tighten
the bonds which bind together those hum
bic dwellsrs by the sea? Truly, it is among
the lowly in this life that we find some of the
most beautiful customs in practice.
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rerD,Gue re-T5nG E'o cG.l,c Szis.
~.y+ii nj.

The =. Paul R.aH--r says: - old steam
bon. men declare t-4t ia: Signs of the pa.;
toar or .r- -eos9as pom. To tie permanent
drying Up O.. tha Mississippi river. ras-ciaE
IL ..um "a stream u-,i gable for the -r.rst
boats the Whte season. - one of uncertain
navigation Ike the Missouri. pa-sab.e at
certain seasons rut IL. rest Of tie GEAR
slruul TO a mere creek. wiul.a- along among
saLl-Lars and shoals. There Is certainly
seme change taxing place III our climate
tl.tis affecting our lakes and rivers. Tbsv
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eol7 row foI. the Ehcud.

The sorro " for the dead is the only sorrow
from which lse refuse to be divorced Every
other wound we seek to heal, every other
ahilction to Forget but this wound we con>
sider 1t a duty to keep open; this aIIctioa
we cherish aud brood over in solitude.
Nhere Is TIE mother Uho would willingly
forget 'he mp ant that p2rished like a blossom
from her aritS, though every recollection is
Pang Where Is the child that would
w'lhhS'y forget the most tender Of parents,
though 10 remember be hut TO lameEt2
Who, even in the hour Of agony. would
forget the friend over whom he mourns ?
Who, even ;ghen the tomb is closing upon
the remains Of her he most loyeI-when he
feels his heart, as it were, crashed in the
closing Of Its portals-would accent of con-
ISOLATION that must be bought by f1rgetful.
ness? No, the love which survives the
tomb IS one Of the noblcst attributes Of the
soul
If 1t has its woes, it has likewise its de-
lights and when the overwhelming burst of
grief Is Gained into the gentle tear Of recol-
lection, when the sudden anguish and the
cenvulsive agony over the present ruins of
all that we most loved, is sofenei away into
pensivc meditation on all tina: it was in the
days Of Its loveliness, who would root out
such sorrow from the heart Tho It may
sometimes throw passing cloud over the
bright hour OF gayety, or spread q deener
sadness over the hour Of gloom, vet who
would exchange II, even for the song OF
pleasure or - burst of reyelry?
No, there Is voice from the tomb sweater
than song. There l. Remembrance OF the
dead to which we turn, even from Tie charms
OF ;he living. ., the grave the grave. /.
b"ues every error, covers ,9e-r defect. cx!ig.
49,. -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

Tps NoETH PoLE.-Two kraaoh gentle.
men rccestly zplorUd the island of Spi,zher-
gen IN manner never before done. They
have measured the moUutaICs, mapped the
whole coast, examined the vegetable rroiGcts,
the scoo g;csl composition s., Of the island.
They iou that the long day. extending over
several months, during which the sun never
sets, became intensely hot after = month or
two. by the unceasing heat from the sun
| q this period vegetation springs UP in great
luxurance and abundance. The North Pole
IS only a matter of COS mile, from the island; +;
and it is thought by the two explorers,
rs by many Others, that the pole itself, and
the sea which is sunpoee1 10 surround IT,
couli be reached from Spizbergen without
any great difficulties being encountered. y
singular fact noticed Ey The explorers in con-
nection with this islnUi is the enormous
quantities Of floating timber ~hich literally
covers the waters Of the bays and creeks
\ careful. examination OF Tia character,
condition, and kind of those floating logs
would, no doubt, lead to a conclusion as to
whence and row they csmc, and probably
suggest new theories for the solution of geo
graphical problems connected with the Arctic
Seas,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
School Eor idiots and HInbec1ies.

I We have reseixed from G. +. Wilbur NJ
/ d Superintendent of the Illinois In.titute
for Idiots and Imbeclles, a copy Of the FIRST
annual report OF the operation Of the school
! This IS an institution in which the people
should take a lively interest, and although il
was organized by the session Of the Legisa>
ture IA lS6j, and has therefore been in opcr,
ato1 only one year, ITS progress has been
such that It's success as an exceedingly i'm
portant school, IS beyond doubt This is
the first institation Of the Kind in the north~
western States, aud the eighth in America, ,
The belief prevails to great extent, that ti7H
idiot is totally unsusceptjbe of improvement
that he is completely lost to society bat
the experience Of those who have long made
this class oiun tor;unates their constant ,udy,
warrants the dismissal Of all doubts as to the
practicd5ility Of materially elevating and
rendering useful large portion Of tGis
afflicted and unfortunate class.
1t IS estimated there are At least two thou>
sand feeble minded children In the State, and
truly, there can lie no object more worthy
the earnest consideration Of oar PEOPLE, .hen
their elevation and education as fax as It IS
possible. Of those who are nov under treat
mcnt in this Institution, s.me have made
decided advances from troir state. when
admitted, in learning to read, write. and de-
Yeloplng, II some cases, considerable me-
chaEical ingenuity. and cases are not unire>
queht in the older institutions Of This
character, whore persons of this class have
returned to their homes with fair degree Of
intelligence, and possessing tle ability to
materially aid IN the support aud maintenance
Of his farlii-. Tie question strikes deep
irto the heart of every one Of those families
who have been visited l,y this sad dispsnsa>
,f .f.s Iaff
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

PoRr Wlsr?:AP Port wine is produced in the
vicinity of Oporto on the Douro. ia Portu>
gal. The principal vineyards are in the
mountainous districts. about fifteen leagues
from the city. There the vines are cultivated
in terraces, ard are not suffered to grow
higher than three and half feet The vim
ta ge begins in September, and lasts shout a
meath. The juice having been expressed
from the grapes by the trcading process -
placed in casks to farment, then transferred
to large vata, where II second fermentation
ensues In the winter it IS racked INTO pipes
and sent to Oporto. Nnr'ons quaiities are
made. but none i. suffered by the inspectors
70 leave the country but q strouz, dark,
sweet kind This is most frequently adul-
terated with brandy. The best wine is kept
~ home.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

JOSH BiLLISGs.-The irrepre,stbie Josh
gets off the following among his ''answers to
correspondents :"
Corn.--Now you ask Ee tew much.
kant Civ TO sartin reslpPee tew maik Teller
pop the question. Sum men are oriui SOW
on n court. Tha are like olde houn dogs
all tha want IL to be ssre they ere on the
rite track, and don't seem tew kafe IT tha
don't never cum up with the game. IF was
gal, and one ov this kind. ov dogs got after
me, I wud hole rite off, and if he didn't
commence to dig me out at onst, l shud
kno he was only huntin' for funl"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21
CoIEs COUNTY, LII, June, lS66.

TEE PoTATo Brc.-We notice tnat many
ofthe potato vines are eaten by the bugs SO
that they look as ii fire had run through.
hem. We also notice that in many cases
the children Of our laboring men are at work
picking of the bugs, and seem likely to save.
the crop Jfthe crop is injured all over tho.
State, as much as i seems likely to be here,
the price Of potatoes viii be high. We arc
informed that in several garden, the eXperi-
Inent Of gressiar the leaves with kind of
-efased lime from the gas works has been
tried with great success. The bugs are killed
and the vines rot injured in the least. IF
this proves a remedy, it will be of immense
valle 10 those Who have gardens in this city,
~ lime enough can easily be obtained to kill
on: "hyue' crop Of potato bugs.-Bl0om-
irqtou Ti..j Hm'Ggr0ph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

BELIEVED UcN ~ bailif recently under>
took to serve c4pias upon . debtor, who for
tilted himself within his domicile. Describ>
ing lis bootlcss efforts to secure admission,
the bGilifT who made the return under oath,
proceeded to say:
"Whereupon the defendant presented him
.clf at the upper window, pistol in hand, and
said to ,hi. deponcnt that if be, this depo-.
nent. did not leave said premises, that he,
said defendant, would send this Seponent to
he'll. achich this deponeM rer'ly Jslieces sc
,rould hare aons, if hs had not Immediately
N,d -
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lsn 'HtvaoEsi:onry VEagcr and
EEoyTIG Ended.

Frr-a ..l p.r,-' lr-i CO Ste. jane -.
Peter Notts, the proprietor OF q small to-
laaco .tore In the Fifth ra-i. ac,uas,d bv a
lofty ambition, made 4 wager o: fJT'y--'ve
dollars with q friend that be could stand Cor
twen'y>to-r hours on pedestal before his
csa door. The pedestal alluded to had lust
been erected f.. ihe parpc>- ct putting
thereon poor Indian" and is about ten
feet high and some ten inches square ii the
summit. 4 little before eleven o'cloci,
yesterday morning he ascen3ed to his perch
Which WAS IN fu!. yie'7 e: the Union depot
an, he passing trains CT the Pennsy'vauia
rail.oaIs-and as may well be supposed he
was surrounded with gaping curious multi
.u3c who amused themselves b discussi' Z
Motifs power Il eularaECa. and -cecuiGtiTg
cn TIE possibility Of his beng able to -eplsia
posted ior the time sp- cited in the bet
Toward the afternoon theeXcite 5reat became
intense and people l,cked in crowds to see
No.ts in his elevated position, until at nine
o'clock last evening an as.embgge uumher-
ing some Eve hua#reG, had collected Srocld
spot. At THIS yHncjure the police arrived
with an order from the Mayor for Mott, de-
tLroreneut, and he was accordingly taken
down. much to the disgust Of bis AUTHORS
Th.. is one OF the very rare instances where
a Caucasian has shown any desire to take
the place of the poor abogigine, an,i owing
to the conduct of his Honor, it Wi. doubtless
be the last Money to the amount OF several
hunL-ei dollars was bet on the affair, which
Will have nov to be Withdrawn.
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EsIsten r1y 81 DOg-'Ehc Wonder
kI:i TEass stone.

From tho Atc1 Ledger. 80
Cna night th5 latter pGrt Of last week az
DR.. ". l.. Lt<-nen, Of this place, was making
a professional call Mt the hon.e of Mr. llol>
mes, ia Warren County, he was attacked by
two dogs belonging 10 the place, and while
endeayeriug to defend him n5e'f fell, when on,
OF he a"-s bit lin severely onthe right arm
On the Doctors arriving at home in this
condition, his family became uneasy, sud
thinking perhaps that the dog that bit him
was rabid. urged him to 80 70 Terre HGuto
an apply the mad stone II The pc.sessior
Of Hrs. TAYLOR OF that place. The Dcclor
had uj fears wh1;e5c-, and had always res
garIcl this stone rs humbug, but finally
consented to 20 to satisfy his family. On his
arrival at Terre IIautc te proceeded to The
house of Mrs. Taylor and had the application
Of he sn'-e made The lady informed him
that ii lie was bittse by rahid animal the
stone would adhere in thirty minutes After
three hours Of faithful application it failed to
take bold, and Mrs. T. y!or annornced. as ths
Doctor hal Thought from the first, sud as all
the c.rcuEz,ar cas indicated, that he was nos
Lit'eu hy rab;d dog. While there however
the Doctor Witnessed an operation Of tho
"niuj stone" and cleaned such facts regard,
Y II from reliable citizens cf Terrc Hautc,
rs to dis siUate the slteutic;sm which lie con.
tessai be hal always held regarding the. eff
c8cv o. this stone as ar nujitdCte for h7dro.
yhnh.a. lie met 1T Ir5. TGylors a man from
Illinois, who h-l been bitten by mad calf,
aud - rEom the stone adhered for thirteen
aOrr,, drawing from the wounded par. n
gI-euisA Csiorei matter, which it failed TO
extract from tie Doctors arm. When the
stone became filed wi,h this fluid 1t was soak-
ei ,n warm water for a time. when it would
again adhere rad absorb with original force
IL /
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II say m; kman,. you give your cows too
much saltl'
"Why-hd " do you know how much salt
give them p
~ Judge ftom the appearance of the milk
you bring US lately. Salt makes the COWS
dry, and then they drink too much water,
and that makes their milk thin, you know"
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One Of Coughs stories was neat h!t at
those diatory people who are behind time.
Some one said to a person OF this class.
~ see that you belong to the three handed
people
mon"
"Oh. no, common enough-two hands
like other people--and little behind handi''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

A California editor, participating in a
debate as to the best method of building a
certain bridge, objected to the coner-dam for
making the pier. He said he early formed a
prejudice against the thing his uncle once
had a cow choked with turnip, and for a
long time it Eas thought she would ceFFER>
DAM head ofl
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Mr.. Lindsey, the clergyman at Medina
who whipped his child to death because no
would not saw his prayers, and who was
released on $4,000 bail, Immediately upon
being set at liberty. went to the house OF his
brother,n-lav to stay, but was not allowed
to do go, his brotber-inaw fearing has house
would be torn down hy an excited mob, ana
tte miserable man has again taken up his
quarters in the Jail at Albion, this time vol-
unfairly but really TO escape summary pun>
i,hment at the haals of an infuriated and
indignant mob.
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'IiA'5


Fron thc Rev Jose II. KcnnarI Pastor of the Tenth
Baptist church,
have been frequently requested TO my name
with Communications of different kinds OF medicines but
regarding the practice ont If my appropriate sphere
have j.: all declined; ht with clear proof in various
Eenccs and particularly in my fan ly the use.
f'e>- Cf Or. iooAaHds Gcrm-sI H..tcrs ] derirt for
from sIre. TO express full cont tictnn
that. r general debility OF tie system. and especially for
Liver Complaint. il i safe aai valuable yreutrh In
il MAY fail hut usually doubt not 1t Will be
very bJhtEcii TO those VINO sur from The above fgass.
Yours very respectfully.
J. IL. KENNAED, Eiehth below Ceata 81.
Philadelphia, Dee. "a, 1861.
Rev j. :. Herman. Of the German Reform Church
hn>t""i bcrh' county Ia, was cured OF the Dyspepsia
OF twenty years Standing.
4. VI. Spanclcr. Editor Of the Cii,rid No Is North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, says this wis recon-
mended to him y medical friend and six bottles eueo
him Of complete prostration Of the system
Rev j. Newton Brown d. D., Editor of the Enetc,ope
dia uf Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle
Philadelphia.
Rev. Thomas Winter, D. D., Pastor .r Rcxberouch Bap
ti,t Chur'h.
Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Church. Penn
leron y. j. formerly of the North Baptist Church Phila
depha at present Pastor OF the Baptist Church. Chester
Pennsylvania. .-.
These gentlemen express in the strongest terms teii
favorable opinion OF these Bttsrs.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
limited STATES BAKERY,
ON MAIN STREET

Room lately occupied by HirtzeFs Keat hayka,
OTE4 Va. I'LL
The subscriber having fitted up the above place in com
yete order Bakery, with extensive and all the
necessary machinery, Is prepared 10 supply the people
otta" with all kinds of bread CRACKERS rusk cake &c
Meals at all hours, with hot coffee tea If desired.
tuy7- GEO LIPPERT
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IS LG1

.yror III. Rev. T y T-r7r,' Asyi.tau: Editor CArisJn
Chronicle P.il4.i,.aii
have derived decide. isUt f r e use Of IIoafanTs
German LittrrS- and Gel 20 say l..i..-- recommend
ii. most valuable r-s. I, all who ars suffering
from general debility -as nj 'scs arising rcsq d.
T;iuE E.L4g-f " go f7.a-. Eg-- f-TFv
I'D. FESDALJ
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BY OSMAN & HAPEMAN.
2rofessional Cards.


FHARLES J. BEATTIE, Attorney and
- Counsellor at Law, Pontiac, Livingston county ILL.,
aug -, -65-lys
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II AIN .ST. MEAT MARkLT.
yT7a. EEsIIgAvEEs 20.

HJl s'as 'le5t ears,s- oe,t qf Ii Na.i.asI ,l..
Havu- recently purchased this estait>lrl,n zni BAY
in- bong rzs.ar.e in the business, le undersigned
determined TO rna.eit
First Ci1ss Mat -Tnlef.
Al IFES'I heats. canst sttntlv on hasi vs. Juv none
bus the BEST IreC n.uttuu kr.
sir".p HAMS and BACON. SAT- Pork. ctrued me T.
&. always .IIi supply.
We have ai-' p. 20 the corner of Main end Clay
streets ore blk south of the oh Ward s,vul H.us@.
where fun a-FrtAuu u rs viii also ue always Kept
On lEf r te aor.Hil7lst pf in TO
rfri ~ t'tr city.
i' a-.r, deferred tEcs with
in the city N II. NEI MAYER
ELr Il GG. INEN. LLpIOin.
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EAGLE AEILS.

rErTE subscriber would -to~p tNe patIic ;at as is
Z running lie above NH, AMI is p~ers-e4 30 do
o-STOT AID MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, tne ti.il has hren
thoroughly 3 rsired AM is in first order Good
and at.e1,i7e Acr5 are I'm .i0yei, aId viii he
stau'4y "n hand &" wait uau customers, Farmers nd
Others sill hndit 20 thair advantage give ca!Ibe-
fore going -lseThrre.
N.B.0rders FOR Flour or Feed cf he ett ~ ne city
Market, or az the Hil, a. i ~ promptly a;t- de
Ottawa, Oct C, >G" J. NFOuD
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4ts,z.s1
r RENIETBER,

That t'is Bitter e net Alcohol. ~.atl;T.
ND.ay, ami oawYr make D..lk.-8, uIt
Tone u L; word.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-21

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