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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

AR. PEARSON informs his pstieSt, that bs can he
- consulted daily at his Office from a7lSglgssls.
A. NJ. to P. N, DR.. PearsOp's mapv in,
pIOsvemenIIs IN DENTAL SURGERY, UTFV@A1tA
eIS w Wen kAoWn and ppIeoiaed to require LlILJ
enumeratng His Block Teeth are particularly worthy the
Gehlan OF hoge requiring artificial ones His prices are
5aeea % sat the circumstances Of ALL Office at MS resi-
denee, No. 8 BAR OJVJVE street near Canal. az If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

DR.. WINANs.--We see from the last Wilkinson
Wing that DR.. Winans declines the canvass for
Representative of the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict of Mississippi
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

WOULD announce 10 the citizens Of this CITY and its
w vicinity that he prepared to attend TO all business
in his line ent listed to bis Dr. Elliot hopes hs long
experience Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large
business as he spent nine in the Veterinary College
Of France five years in Prussia and the last five year, In
this city with great success The Doctors charges from
81 70 $40 upon any durable diseass-sdvice gratis.
t1 The Doctor is to be found at all hours of the day
and night at Tattersals Stables, st. Charles street.
and for sale gl3 an
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

Dcs~ Information has been received at the Navy
Department of the death of Midshipman William
cambridge Hayes, of the Navy He died on board
the U. S. sloop-of-war Dale on the 10th ult His
remains were brought home in that shin.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

or fbg magnetic slsgFRph bslWssa eiBrlahsH
and sahi1sky City, Ohio, has been finished Gin,
6innaH 10 thus placed in direct geographic CON,
rhtinication with Detroit and Buffalo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

through the negligence Of the Clerk Of the Fal-
con, thar vessel sailed yesterday before the mail
was put aboard Neither the Captain nor the
agents Of the Falcon were, at the time of her sail
ing, aware that the mail bags had not been re-
csived. The agents assure us that had they known
the fact they would have detained the boat. Nor
was the Postmaster to blame; for the mail arrived
az the wharf five minutes after the Falcon put out
No doubt there was great press of business in
the postofce yesterday morning, owing to the fact
that the Northern mail had to be dispatched about
the same time as the California mail. We under
stand that in future, the steamers for Chagres will
leave in the afternoon so as to relieve, in some
measure, the pressure at the post-office on the
days of sailing.
As soon as the agents and Postmaster were aware
Of the awkward accidentfhat had happened, they
hurried across the river in order to telegraph the
Falcons Captain at the Balize. The operator on
ahe other side OF the river says the wires are up al
she way TO the Pass; but he was not able to tell
Immediately whether the line was IN Werklng
order. 1.-THE line was in order the Captain VIII, no
doubt, wait for the mails which were sent down
last night No matter, however, whether the
Captain does or does not receive the dispatch he
will probably wait until he hears something of the
missing mail He viii probably learn that the
mail is. not aboard before he reaches the Pass,
For the sake of all parties it is to be hoped that
the Falcon will not leave the river without the
mail bags Numerous parties in California may be
put to serious Inconvenience by such an accident
and the matter gave rise TO considerable feeling in
the city yesterday. AS no one but the Clerk ap-
pears to be bameable, we hope that nobody else
will suffer from his neglect
Since writing the above we understand that the
Geographic dispatch from the agents to the Captain
reached the Balize. We may then learn ia the
oourse.of the morning that the Falcon has taken
the mail and gone on her way.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

The CREoLE.-Capt Vent, of the brig Selma,
which arrived yesterday from Havana, reports that
che steamer Creole, Capt. Aud, hence for Havana,
was compelled to put back, owing 10 the severity
Of the weather and the heavy sea, She had come
TO anchor inside the Bar At the Southwest Pass
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

CANDIDATE WIrHDRAwN.-RIr. George W. Ad-
Olson has withdrawn from the canvass for Senator
IN the district Of st. Landry and Calcasleu.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13
nFAT co T!Iyu
SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST.
ALFRED MUNROE g. co.

No. IA MAGAZINE STREET,
Will now close of their stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING, az
great Bargains make for Fall Stock.
OF
Merno ParameH Aracca and Coored Pongee Silk
Linen, Croan, Summer Tweed aud Cashmect Coata;
Mount, Parametta, fancy and plain PTll Pantaloonsi
Check Croon, American and French Cnttonae Pans
Undershrs and Drawers Cotton Shlra and Drawers;
Silk Shuts and Drawers Raate, Linen and Fancy sK CIaVals
Also
large Stock Of RUBBER GOODS, suitable for the California
Emigrant, large stock OF heavy WINTER CLOTHING,
wlch will be SOLD Low.
III Take look into The
INA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

REPORTED ACCIDENT 70 THE " UNDNE.'-
We are informed by Capt. Sutton Of the packet
Mobile, that the steamer California in going off
this morning, when about one mile from the Lake
end of the New Canal, saw the fine race boat
" undihe" floating in the Lake bottom up. The
California dispatched her yawl with some men to
the wreck, who lowed it to the New Canal. No
particulars have been ascertained as to the cause
Of the accident, what happened those who were
on board the Undne.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

LIFE OF ROBESPIERRE. With Extracts from his
Unpubl6hed CurrespCndence By g. Il. Lewis;
SHORT ESSAY ON THE TREATMENT of CHOI..
ERA WITH WATER.
BAPTISmAL REGENERATION OPPOSED. By the
Rev. Cape MolyneuE, B. A.
DEAD SEA EXPEDITION. By one Of the party Ed.
tied by Montague. Just received sale b
$40 3t2p THOS. L. WHITE, So Canal At
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

BE- We thank the officers of the Aleck Scott
ior st. Louis papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

ENoR SALE.-One Of those beautiful maebnewoye
- LEON FRONT Ratings measuring feet by o.
IN Al 81 ieet--wlth Iron Columns complete Inquire of
W. A. BEECHER, Agent Steam Railing Works
No. IS Charles street.
~ Orders taken for all kinds of Iron Railing and Fenc
ng, etc. Samples be by calling at my store, As
Charities street. Sl2 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

B. M. NORMAN,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER No. Is Camp strsst, NstB
ID Orleans.
ny surer6ne Stationery Miscellaneous Rocks Al
P16lhe Prces..- .AnnuaH and illustrated Works. and
Standard Works Commercial Printing and Binding, Fine Work
Only. au2l 2dpa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13

FAIL FASHION, ls4o.

,----r- 49,. FALL FASHION, I8AQ.
WE ARE RECEIVING, per steamship Falcon
w and ships Raiah, Maid Of Orleans and Que. H
pee large assortment of Gents super Beaver NJ.
una, MOleskin and Silk HATS Of the latest Paris ~
friends and patrons For sale bv
sl2 6t ID. w. & I, BELDEN No Charities st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-13
GOLD PENS,
p D T. TT NJ 4 d "

We have in complete assortment Of our sns .r
Cotton SHIRTS As have seventeen sizes made we are
to guaranty it, These Shirts made expressly for cur custom
s and are Of course III the latest Styles of The best ma
teriGl5 and in the best manner.
iyas2dr 10 CAMP stTeet ap6oS,ss t e. az, b.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
station q nv.

OF the straw, Panama, OF l.eghorn kind ~
" myt J. u. NdIIiNuEh-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
TIE SnGring CkiM

hereby ccrtifd TINT one OF my children when M
ked fl into large fire of live Goals, and was burn
ed severely from head to feet. The hes, ofmedical
mid and attention was given IN the child for four or
five days without relief cnch days suffering ncrcns.
ed ill his Groans could be hcnrdnt great distance
at which critical period one of my neicchorS recon-
nicnded and presented to me box of Sloan's Ohm.
ncn and IN less than fifteen inmates ntier
he application. OF the ointment to the aggravated
ores OF the suffering child the pain ceased entirely,
md he speedily began to recover. Nv residence IL
Iiel, township, Vermlion county, Indiana
Dated Chcgo, Aug 81, lSi9 TngopogE TAytor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
The I'rOOC

Er'roti from The G"h'" N'rib Western G,-e'ie.
By the use of Sban's Ointment and Condition
Powder, | have entirely cured ti.tula on NV horse.
and otherwise improved his condition more than $40
per cent on the c,st OF tn, medicine aud n COW
which was so irebleus he regarded worthless be- nv
self and neighbors was restored to good health and
strength by the use OF halt package of the powder
Small Por May 10, 1873 If.u VINCENT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
Erirnordipary Cure,

J April IL, ISIS, -Four miles north Of Chicago, ton
,rodiio Milwaukee, Cook county Illinois
oloan--Dear sir One ofmy horses had
bony inmor OH his brcas, bone, Immediately
urdt' the collar, which amcd him and rendered his
services OF very little value, faithfully applied Sc.
vernl bottles OF Dr.. Taylors Nerve and Bone Linni.
mIenl, without the least benefit then procured
Wdsrs celebrated horse Ointment, and used that
until became fully satisfied Tint il wouJ never no.
leye the animal Finally, Obtained box of your
truly valuable Ointment, md in less than sixty DAYS
from the first application, the tumor entirely disap.
pearcd and the horse was we'll Ep. ARMSTRONG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
Great Exhibition !

rASH paid for When, and Corn, 10y
I J Ottawa, mny Ii 1879. IL, HILLS
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Fresh Groceries for I849,

lust received large ASSORTMENT Of choice Gre
y ceres, consis'ingo
IS hhjs. New sugar.
rs pbIs. New Molassra,
200 bush. Choice Dried Apples,
100 do do de Peaches,
rs sacks do Rio Coffee.
100 Boxes and half boxes new Malaga raj.
25 do Bar Soap. sins,
% do Ta'low Candles,
) do Ad,man,lnc. do,
10 d, Choice Plug Tobacco.
10 bbls. superior Cider Vinegar,
rs boHes 7X9 sXlO lOXl2 Glass.
All Of which are for sale cheap Tor cash nj whole
sale or retail bv mr30 LOCKWOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
New Goods !
s0riNg t:OnelS,

WE are ~ receiving ard shall keen constantly
W on HANDFUL supply Of Sugar, Coffee. Dried
Apples DrSeaches Nolasscs Tea, Soap Can-
dies Rice, bpcr, Since &c for sale nj reduced
prices by apI3 RYAN & SAygrR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
IsrcaI<iuy plOWs.

TIIE subscribers have on hand superior article o'
pIows calculated To break prairie with two horses
also top.ow old ground This plow IL warranted ia
give satisfaction in all cases. DOW & SMITH.
Ottawa, may II, 40
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
AFrcsI, supply.

nRlED apples and peaches, rnisins Moiasses
- vinegar, Goldfish, &c Iust received and for snl,
ifiie cheaper than ererby tarj) L. ID. SMITH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
New Goods at LockWOcds |!

H\ilt subscriber has just received. drcc, from
New York a choice stock OF Dry Go0ds,
u. Boots Shoes, Boanst7, fats. Groceries Sc
to which he invites the attention Of his friends and
the public. Ills stock embraces,
50 pieces Nerllmac and other prints,
20 blue and orange
30 EaIlston Gmghams,
Is Mous-dc-I LANES, choice styiys
- Iigd Lawn,
500 Bonnet, cap satin, and ,ailrta ribb9n.
10 summer Ffngrs
20 Barred and striped canbric,
200 BonnetS new styles and all prices.
20 doz l.eghOrn and palm leaf hats.
- Artiticas and wfraIhs.
20peces Kentucky Jeans.
a. Couonade, drill, &c,
beautiful assortment Of Ladies Caters and
hi CATERS, slips, booices, &c.
Carpets,
300 Beragc and Victoria Shawls silks, drcss, hkfs.
e. crnvats, blk Italian awaits, superior quality.
100 cold andbrown table covera
50 doz Linen cambria hkis,
100 Silk and Cotton Parasols
100 sun shadra
Is Bonnet silks, besides host oiother goods all Of
which will be sold cheap for cash,
by ap27 JoUy I.ocKwoop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
Dow & Smith
ARE now opening and hay. in store general
~ assortmentu

AXE now opening and have IN store n cSnc-iai
IA assonmentuf
Dry Goods, Groceries a. Hardware,
Such as
Cloths. Cdssimeres, Sd!iineH, TigeedS,
Kentucky Jeans, Fstings, &c.
choice selection o. prints glnghans. de lans, dress
-iik-, bleached aud brown muslin, 10 >. WIDE ;
hleschcd and brown drilling TO IL wide check,
hickory stripes, coloFcd canibTck red, white, and
yellow flannel. Canton do Irish linen, crash, ilrcu
diaper. hosiery, gloves handkerchief, scars Swiss
muslin, cambnc do lace edgng and Insertion RIB
bons and a variety OF notions \ small stock, which
will DC sold very cheap, of
Ready Made CIOihinC,
Goats, Vests. Pants, Fine Shirts, Hickory do. Cotton
and Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers.
The Best Quality
az Teas, Coffee n q loaf and crushed sugar, mo
lasses cider vinegar rec saeIn,us candles soap,
tlccs--flour and Indian Meal kept constantly, aud
warranted IN NIL cases.
A FIRST Rate Stock of
Mems thick, Kip and calf Boots. mems and boys
Brogans. ladies' Caters, kid walking shoes and
hnskius leather lace boots, and low quarteredsh shoes
misses and children's Boots and Shoes And
A Good Assortment Of
Knives and forks, scissors hand saws hammers. au-
gers, door hangIngs, uowles, gam scoops, shoyels
and spades trace chains &c
Packages will be- sent throughout town free o'
charges. The highest Market phce will be paid iol
all kinds Of produce.
The subscribers pledge themselves, to sell
goods as lor as con be Afforded in torn.
Ottawa, May Is. 1919 DOW & SMITH.
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Just Received.

A FULL supply Of Drg Goods. Groceri,s,
~ Quecnsndre, Hard Ware, &c, which will
"a be exchanged low for cash or produce.
Ottawa, my II Dow & SMITH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
MORE NEW DRUGS,

NA"ht NV DN VGS.
I'INit' subscriber Is now receiving his SUNNY c,r
the summer and fall trade, One door north nj
ne Mansion House, consisting OF Drugs md Me-
uicihes, oils window glass, paints. varnishcs, dye
SUMS gaelncaI pharmaceutical and patent prcpara-
ana fancy articles coni.conarirs. fruits and mI,s
ROCKS and STATIONERY,
consisting OF variety of school, toy and miscellane
Gus books ''''''
Also, Wines, Brandies, and all liquors used for me-
dicnnl purposes only. The undersigned is gent for
the Canton Ten Company,
and has now on hand a supply of sunerior Ton,
prices and quality which cannot fail 10 please.
Townscnd's Sarsaparlla for sale, wholess,e ,nd
I,'nii An unusua quantity and variety of Patent
Medicines nj manufacturers prices
Please call both one and nr and examine nv stock
o"h pns ss n 's, condemnlng the market,
July y, l5is G, l.. THOMPSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
CaSl, for Grain.

Nnr subscribers nrc paying the highest market
i pnce IN cash, for wheat and corn
mnY Is DOIKM SMITH.
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Gbicago advertisements.
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Mclruilsys Eclectic First Reader,
McGuiirys do Second do
NlcGulicyS do Third DO
NlcGuiicy'S do Fourth do
McGuilrys Rhetorical Gniie.
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A. II * G. hurley Agents for Illinois
Inc object Of Spelling Pcol U.s. t5irnch the pr
per method ct 1'uiHs END yr0n0nHciag lords
That system by winch these can be Ieaneb.nos' tho
roughly and most correctly. is, Of cs-rsc the best
The Eclectic Spelling Book by 's -dmlr"be cias~i-
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Of this purpose and it is confidently believed to bc
impossible for pupil fr'dlnary capacity 10 mistake
the spelling and pro,anciaton o a single word, il he
gives bu, ordnay attention 10 the lessons Us they
are classified al thus book.
The Ecrcfic Readers are carefully progressive in
their Arrangement. Ample exercises in spelling
prec,,fe the reading lessons in the iiSt and second
oI'tfc series. Also, beautifully executed wood cuts
embcIlsh the books. calculated 10 impress on the
mind oihc youthful learner the subrc, oi the lesson
The Third, Fourth, and Fifth OF the series are de-
;otcd to rules and exercises the principles of rca
ling md .pelllng which have been adopted by Rus
'eu, kirkham, ComStock, Webster, and other au.
hors. They have been prepared with great care and
an be recommended confidently To meet the wants
't teachers and the public IN the present advanced
state or education.
Teachers who introduce these works INTO their
choos wb supplied with copy Of each for their
'wn use on application 10 the agents Chicago Book
tore IL" Lake 81. apr2O ~
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More New Goods!

w ALkER & lIiUKLING wish to inform
w their customers that they have removed into
the new Brick Bnildng one door west Of the old
stand on the south side OF the Public Square .and
have Just received Gs1 NJ the ioUeSi prices Our mot
10 Is not to be undersold by any one"
Also We have lately received 62 casc4 o,
Boo, Shoes, and Brogans, all sorts and sizes, sa,ta-
bic Tor wear OF men, women, and children; these
wi be- Sold NJ very low prices
ALSo--Crcckery and Glassware; good assert.
men, of hedrg and ShtfllARDWARE; trace, log,
and halter chains scylhcs and sncaths wrought and
cut nails and spikes all sizes Also.
GROCERIES
OF all kinds, as cheap usual and orr stock of
NtngS, Medicines, and Dyestu6s is complete. and
viii be sold at Chicago or St. Louis prices, whole
sale or retail
CASH paid fer any quantity of Hides and Wheat
Oats Lard, Bacon, and most other produce taken in
exchange nj the highest rates
July J 1919 WALKER l. flICKlING.
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EllNlla.lS,

~ Pcs twiIled and plain red flannes,
va 10 do white do
~ 20 Yellow, Orange and Green do
NJ urusuaIlvy prices. nv RYAN & SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03

49, 1649. $50
MntfncoD O. prncton

A
-szS--s.sa lOIJ. - -
MatteSOD g. Preston,
Tonw - urnru,vr.
'JHNiSM0t fpRM tRDlNn MbhChAAH'
,-, ,,rrrsoy ,,ux pprsroN.
49, ,crs
:, :, Rtt nj NJ IS;
Nsss:s fonieroy q Durkee, 81, LOUIS
Capt. Calvin Case,
Messrs Smith and Townsend, Ne,r Orleans,
=. A. Walker, Esq. Batos Rouge,
Benz, Wacle, Esq Matches,
Mrssrs. Williams ind Lawrence, Quinry,
\ Morris, Esq,
l, sanger Esq Gafend' m
.heSSEs' ads"oFthi Overland Chap'' em.'.'
yvnE,, 5Roo,i;" "' .I
Gen Jacob Frv
Mesrs. Ma,teson and Brndner. Toilet,
Walker and Kicking, Otiauo,
onshman and Gndey,
isadc Ituy' Lsq La odt!e,
f,,nss nuGIn, Esc l,,l.on,;i,.
Messrs Cor,enns n,,,l C,ri>vom p,or;c
PHELPS and BourIand,
Hon. Thomas Fold,
NiesSrs bradner Il Co, Nep York,
David teavnt, Esq. ~
-"eSsis I1"y u'ini' IIRe ~ -; an,
Al Wiii;,ms 10 H., W. '''""'
Mcssrs KinbcrIy, Pcase n &. R,fIc
- Jay md Webster,
90 Reed, Parks & Co, Bearer,
hobb ana Bis:hop; Ceectdnd.
:, i Tptro"s 9 ." \ H. ihclh"dn.
r,I ,,,', a, NY 'To DaMo''h "so"s'
j. and f. Faher.
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Ladies /!

( Nht L IN NJ STERLlNC|s ns yol pass along
- and eyanne his new and splendid stock OF
tdhc'es, Ginshams, &c, &c. lie fas a way Of
mtunG cyrty bodys Taste my
IGO. 600 FEET OF hard wood lurbe, for sale IN
lots 10 suit customers, by e. BURR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03

ARIETY-Window snsh and glass, trace
V chains, sleeves, whips and lashes cotton chain
Grind stones coil and cable rope, hoes. forks, &C.
come and see at nyl NArIlN'tk :,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03

pLOUGHS-A complete assortment of the cel~
brated Dayton ploushs for sale nv
APPS Vim H.sfcN
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u.CuCllCr.
White Lead, OIL. Sc

Ak BBLS. prime Cider Vinegar
~ 80 bbls Cincinnati whisky for sale by
July l3. Walker a. H,ckiing
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For CALIFORNIA.

ASH Tor all kinds OF Hides ant, 3h,',ns, Mt Chi
= cngo prices, by in26 w, HASKELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
Ready Made Clothing.

ar a snperorqlahiy and very low at the Exchange
" Place myi 4 y. Sterling
7 lNEN-Al kinns OF linen goods AZ, the Exchange
- Place, Tor sale cheap Lmyil Sterling.
1 inscrd Oil for sale, cheap, at
Iul6 WurrgS Hu~rrp's
IN Tons assorted IRON & nails Jus, reed aud tor
~ SHE by mr23 NANCY, 81 Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-03
To Farmers.

Y Ouc can sell at the Ottawa Iamcry, wcs, ofthc
side Cut or at my store. Beef Hides, Kip Skins,
Calf Skins, Horse Hdcs Sheep skins with, or with
ont the wool on, Hog Skins and all other Hides and
Skins for which the highest prices will b paid in
cas-. nl5 I'M HASKELL
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Cs,>pC VINE CRADLES.

= JUST reed on consignment and Tor safe b.
~, mis- J g. NATTMGER.
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CAN
Oct a Hat .

AND ! G. Na,tinrcr's Ncr and Ch'ar Goods,
n before they are all sold. tmyiI
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Al Gn,,c.
CANTON. Fulton CO.

w. d, SLoAN-Dear
through our place aba
wepurchnsed n sma
der aud Ointment:
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Theatrical and Musical

Notwithstanding the drawbacks of cholera and the
heat of the weather. the various places ofpubc amuse
ment were filled to overHowng last evening" this
matter Of SURPRISE when 1t is taken into consideration
that the managers Of the Bowery and Broadway Chan
frau's and Burtons. imbued with such spirit of
enterprise and competition that they leave not stone
unturned by way Of producing novel and attractive
features In the category must not forget to
mention the delightful promenade concerts at Castle
Garden which are nightly tbronged with visters; nor
the ever popular Christy's, with whose melodies the
public never seem to tire The industry and enter
prise Of all concerned well merit the extensive patron
age they receive and 1t is to be hoped that they may
long continue in the same prosperous condition. For
the various performances of this evening" sec the ad
vertisemcnts.
GRAND FLUTE SonEE AT THE AroLLo-This evening
soi,ees Of the season. will be held at the Apollo Rooms
fessors-Messrs. Sede and Eben, Of Gungrs Band and
Kyle and Buschc Of cty-as illustration Of the
modern improvements upon instrument whose
powers still open to vast experiments Upon this
occasion, the three different instruments now in USE
will be employed and the comparative improvements
OF the diatonic, the Boehm, and the ordinary eight
keyed flute developed under the management OF those
who have made this delightful instrument their profess
nonal prerogative. Two duets two pianos, will be
performed and the accomplished talents of Miss Eme-
line Deuce, Messrs. Trimmand SCARBOROUGH and
Others will be contributed to render this scene of no
ordinary attraction.