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. PASCAGOULA HOUSE.-The undersigned f3.s:
having leased the above establishment from the former s
proprietor, NJ. J. MCRae, would inform the puphcAsas
that the will be opened on the i OF June The oca
of this establishment superior in most respects TO any
the Southern coast 1t tar east that II IS entirely be
yOud the influence OF the waters OF the Mississippi ana me
bathing is all times salt glance at the map OF the Gun
coast will show this The prevailing winds OF the SUMNER
bun in tie pure sea water an are intercepted by marhe
fresh nles, is the overflow OF the Mississippi
e Fish and Oysters OF the best kind had in abundance
and will be served in the best style The usual AN lsee
such places found tins place aud the rides
roads delightful. -.
The proprietor haters himself from his experience in The
business thatl viii be able give general satisfaction, anc
the public 7sured that pains efforts on h part w
he spared make his guests comfortable Ills table wl De
furnished il the best style. The wharf will be entirely new
well the bath houses which large and comfortable
RATES BOARD;
For person staying month longer F4O " per month
For persons staying ess than month";. IL y per week
Or, per day W
East PascRgouIa T. II. jerks, Proprietor
~ Having leased the above establishment to Mr.. T. II
Jerks take great pleasure soliciting for him the patron
OF former friends patrons, and eel no hesitation
in saying that if they will ia, him with call, that the
will be fully satisfied with their visit and the character OF IN
establishment -
| n1Ly.E2n sh14tkf j g X
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01

AiT-3O9 sacks Factory filled Livsrpoo stored Salt, for
~ sale, ship - Hero OF Sidon"
au2 JOHN TOOLE. p Bank Plaza.
] EGHORN iAIF-l case Leghom IInts, Of SUPERIOR
~ quality and Of all Sizes directly imported and for sale by
aus BARELLI " %, 81 Common street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-01

MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BII.OXI.-The undersigned
w has the pleasure of announcing her friends
and the public that she leased for of years Sss
this desirable Hotel The location central bust. i;ist
ness convenient to the haTbOr and bath houses with 49,
the benefit Of the breeze, and beautiful and pleasant
view. The house well adapted families, the large
and well ventilated, and desrably fitted up There
era Ten,pG Alleys attached to the Hotel also, Pleasure
fact on 10 all who may favor her with a call.
c. NJ. HUNT
Terms reduced from and after July Il, 1850, as follow
Board, per month. 20
week. S %
per gay II 49, ~
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CARRIAGES, ETC

AAfkAflA tskE-C3A "a m kfS-Thes ubscnbers nav
" now hand large and selected assnrt- Z;
uent OF ARRtAGS and constantly LsEsSI
ing from the best Northern Manufactures, every s1sas
Style and Variety Purchasers would do well TO give
call. A. WOODRUFF u CO.,
ana 6mdS w los ST. Charles street
NtEW OHLEANs CAKRIASsE WAREHOUbE
~ Nos. y 20 GraUier street ~ -
CARRIAGES and HARNESS of every 1AsE -.7Ts5s.
description always on hand For sale low 49,
Tor cash approved paper. Also. zee. ~
Springs, Axles Lamps Ban s. Cloths Leather Lace au
Vaulsh. SID bmdSl WI J. A. LUM y co.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
~ Louis Market.

81 IOnie, Oct. ..
Diminished receipts and other causes have con
trbutcd to render the busines. of our city some
what inactive during the past three days. Tobac-
CO is not quite so brisk, particularly the lower
grades Lead has improved and is now firm at
~ 20 for Galena There il a fair business doing
in hemp, aud the fine qualities are advancing
Until to-day -four has gone off slowly at SO rs
for supcrfnc country brands, when the receipt of
favorable news from New Orleans induced sellers
to advance their rates. The demand for wheat is
quite active. but all grades have un lergone AN
other slight decline prime to choice now selling
at 6Sa73.
Corn does not come forward so freely. and may
now be quoted dull at SOC for yellow in bulk, and
By in gunnies. Whit, in small quantities will
bring jia55c. SKIS included Oats have been stea-
dily advancing and to day are bii-k at doc
Barley is wanted at soc for prime. Hay has ad.
vanccd, and timothy is held at 75c from the levee.
Whiskey is not brisk at 25ta26c No movement
in pork or lard. Bacon is tirmcr and the business
Is increasing. Groceries are quiet but firm The
weather is cool and pleasant; all our upper riv-
ers, except the Illinois, are low and falling: hence
TO Cairo there are not more than q feet on the
principle bars, and below that point to Vicksburs
about to s feet
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
Democratic Representative Com
VeMiiOn.

The delegates Of the democratic party from
the representative district embracing the coun
ties of La Sale, Bureau, Livingston ami Grundy
met at the Court House at Ottawa, at o'clock
on friday, Oct H. 1850.
On motion, Capt Richard Stadden was called
30 the chair, and I. a. Armstrong, Of Grundy, and
j. V. Thompson, Of Bureau, were appointed sec
Ietaries.
The following delegates presented credentials
and took their seats.
La Saile--Wm. Barber, j. W. Armstrong C.
r. Potter s Watson, A. +. Dow. E ) H"llowel
h. B. Reynolds, :. Crook, VIM Rcddick X. Stad
den, Reese Morgan.
Grundy-G H. Kers,cd, +. A. Armstrong
Bmem--M T. Lasher, j. V. Thompson, Cbas
Wemple.
On motion, the delegates from Bureau were nl
lowed to cast the six votes to which that county
is entitled.
On motion, the convention proceeded to nomi
nate candidates for representatives.
On motion Of Geo. H. klcrstcd John Ilise, Of
La Sale, aud Ihos l.. Phillips OF Bureau, (hcy
being the only candidates proposed in conyen.
tom were nominated by acciamation.
On motion of Geo H. Kcrstcd, the following
committee consisting Of two from each county.
was appointed to call future convcn ions, TO APP
portion the delegates, DC, should the district re-.
>aiiiin a. ut present constituted, VIZ: u IL hlet-
Ned, =. A. Armstrong, A. F. Dow, C. r. Poster
N. +. La.her, j. V. Thompson; s. c. Ladd, A.
Mcdowell.
On motion Of J. " Armstrong, a committee
Of three, consisting of Messrs G.. II. Kerstcd, c.
r. Potter, and J. V. Thompson, WAS appointed TO
draft resolutions, who reported the followir,
Resoiuei, That this convention will heartily
support Dr. Richard S. Molony, the democratic
nominee for congress for thi. district, at the en-.
suing November election.
Resolred That this convention cordially rec.
onmend ABRAHAM l.. PniLLlPs and joan Hl-E,
the nominees Of this convention, To the democrats
of this representative district for their united sup.
port at the polls.
Mr.. Reddick offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted
Resoipei, That we repose entire confidence in
the democracy, ability and integrity Of the Hon.
JouN MOORE, and heartily recommend him to the
democracy IA candidate for State Treasurer q.
the ensuing election
On motion of Mr. Barber, the following resolu.
ton was adopted
Resolucd, That We nrc opposed To the estab'
lishmcnt of Banks, in this state upon any plan
whatever.
Moved that the proceedings Of this meeting he
published in all the democratic papers in this dis
trict.
Convention then adjourned.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
Saleratus Mandatory.
O. 8 CARTER. Il Co.

rNAKE this method Of announcing to merchants
] and dealers IN this state, that they have fitted
up an extensive establishmentswith new apparatus,
and are now manufacturing any quantity ot superior
REFINED SALEkATUS.
From the best material which can be obtained in the
market.
We are manufacturing n superior article, and the
incilitlss Tor shipping such that me erchans and
dealers in the vicinity OF the canal river can get
their supplies from here in much les time Than from
the eastern market, and also save transportation,
and the necessity of ordering large supply ut
Those who may favor us with their orders, for a
large or small quantity, are assured that they will be
attended to with promptncs- and filled al as
Low Rates
MS can be obtained in New York or ST. Louis mar
ket, for an article OF the same qunlity
Merchants and dealers al invited to cnll and ex-
anime our samples before ordcridg heir supplies
from other markets
Manuactory on Columbus street, one door north
OF the Union House, Ottawa, H. oct l2 10 On.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
LATEST AND BEST
Collection OF Church Music
NOIV REiDT.
THE GOLDEN LYRE:

4 NEW collection Of church music, adapted to
4 n thc various metres now IN USE, together with
great variety OF new anthems. sentences and chants
Tor chors, singing classes, musical associn tons and
social, sacred music circles, by V. G.. TAYLOR,
en'hor OF Taylors Sacred Minstrel" Choral An.
thcms." &c
Wehave explored It's contents enough to dare to
speak nell fit. Mr.. Taylor is himself the author
OF good part OF the book. and he shows musical
leeng taste, and invention, which make It no pre-
sumption IN HIM to appear as n composer. Nj
laylors pieces are recommended by their melody
woven into all the four parts by their rxprcsSiyeness
which always varies with the subject and bv their
uniformly artiscsiyc. - &. And last but not least
the work is more beautifully and clearly printed than
any work which We remember of the KIND ~ Y
Tribune.
We believe the book to be greatly superior to INV
that has preceded it, and we think it may claim 10
be better adapted to, and more suitable for the use
OF chors -Sar0nis Musical Times
Wehave examined this new collection OF church
music, and would add our favorable opinion of It's
merits, to the many encomiuins 1t has ccncd--N
Y Evangelist
We hope this collection will meet that favor and
success Ot which It's deserving y. Recorder.
lir Taylor shows grcnt taste, ard no pnins have
been spared to furnish 10 cors the very sole ofmu.
sic Detroit Free Press
II i. n collection made with admirable taste and
with scientific knowledge of the whole field of mu.
SIC. There Is asplrI, and soul in the compositions
winch ar- too often wanting -Bu6aio Commercial
.idrrrtiscr
Th' tunes Louvau, Dawn, and others Of like char.
nc'er we are particularly pleased with They stamp
Free Press
Mr. Taylor swimming for himself an cnyiablc rep.
ulatlon as composer, aud OF what we see OF this
new book We feel assured it will excel anything
which hns preceded it,. Cleveland Piaindeaier.
Mr. lnylors music throughout is OF the hirhes,
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12

Whereupon, OH motion o! Q. r. Potter. r. EAroS
GoopnLL was declared unanimously nominated.
On motion of 7, J. Wagner DR.. JosErn STour
was nominated for Coroner by acclsnatiuu.
Mr. Gilman moved that delegates from the diff.
ferent towns appoint one of their number respec-
lively, which delegates chosen, shall constitute
n committee to recommend to this convention the
names Of suitable person to be appointed delegates
20 represent this county in the approaching repre-
sentative convention.
Mr.. Barber moved to amend by striking out the
whole motion, and inserting thl! the convention
proceed 10 vote ripd p0cs for candidate for rep
resentatve to be recommended to the district CON
vention to meet at this place OIL the | lth inst
which amendment was agreed to, and the conven-
ton proceeuel 10 vote us fnllnw-
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
To Officers and Soldiers,

Whether Regular, Volunteer, Rangers. or Militia,
Of the Var Of 1912, lierican, and all Indian
Vars since 1870, tBiach HapRs Var inriuded)
4 LII of you who have not received bounty EInds
"a are now entitled To them, and can obtain lntor
nation aud assistance IN procuring them by calling
npnn the undersigned n, his Pension, Bounty Land,
Patent, and General Agency Office, or by letter post
paid. Having had several years experience in the
public departments nj Washington City, he is cna-
bed 10 render efficient service to tho.e having busi
ness OF any description before either of,hem
Office IN the Court House, Joliet Illinois
A. F. PATRICK, attorney at Ldu.
Reference--Senators and Representatives IN con-
gress from illinois Hon. VIM Reddck and John
lise, Esq Ottawa; Hon. J. A Mn,,eson and Hon
VIM f.. Little, Johet Dc, ~, lS50-i0d :
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
Administrators Snlc,

NOTICE is hereby gwen TINT will on Saturday
" the l6th day OF November, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. VI and o'clock 2 NJ OF said day
sell public auction ot the court house IN Ottawa
In Sale ceuny, His, the following described real
cstatr, OF which Phillip Aenswurth died seized, TO
pay the debts OF shld deceased;
81 acres of land WI e! sec. - township 33
range east.
Notice IS also given that will on Monday the
18th day of November, between the hours OF 10 o..
clock 4 VI. and 5o'cIock p W. OF said day, sci, a
pub. auction Al the court house in Morris, Grundy
which hlip AHensworth died seizeI to pay the
debts OF ,aii deceased
40 acres oiland, VT, sec 6, township 81, range s
~ Il
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12

In Norway it is estimated that the number of
persons who are preparing to emigratc to Ameri.
en-, amounts to 10000, being two per cent Oh the
entire population Of the kingdom. From the con,-
muns Of Loelag alone, which contains b,le5 in.
habitnnts, 663 individuals are about to embark
for New York.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
Millinery Establishment.

BY MRS GREGG.
Directly opposite Cushmans store, and one Door
nsst Of Dieseys Jueiry Ship.
- III. wishes To lntom the ladies' of Ottawa and
, surrounding country, that She has received her
fall and winter stock Of goods consisting in pnr of
SIX velvet, Satns, Ribbons, Pushes, common
and fancy Flowers. Ladies' Plumes, &c.
Also tine lot oi winter Bonnets OF the atest fash
ION, just reoeved from New York
Bonnnts repaired on short notice Trimmings
and Llnngs always on hand SARAH GRIGG.
Oct IL, 1850 -lOf
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
:iAcNEis.n.

SuCAR, Coffee, Teas. Spice a MI k,n,is, soaps,
candles, Tobacco, N1ckcr,i, white Fish Goldfish
nd herring Just received CuSHNAN
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
rAR,; r0R SALE.
For Sale or Rent

10N ACRES l'mborand 100 prairie and 20 uu
HNN der cultivation. hy Ln.sl Y T. .inonGr.r.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12

Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between The
L Undersigned IA the forwer,ine and commission
business. has this day beeu d,e-oved hv mutual con.
sent. Mr. Z. l., Charruaud Is authorised to settle
up the affairs oithe concern. ] r. JOHNSTON.
Ottawa, sep,lt PIE. CnARRuAup.
The undersigned will continue tho forwarding hu.
s,ness at the s,und Of tho late firm. and cucul ioi
past m,ors. he solicits continsancc o the patron
age business men sep II T. CnlsRrAup.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
lu(ovu,n,,Ou Syaurcd.

'TNlNOTHY DONOVAN late Of Bantry, county
i Cork, Ireland left Ottawa about thr lst OF June
last to GO TO Garnn on foot He was seen abou,
miles below Ottawa, on the canal bank since
which lime he has not been heard from Fears are
eUtertalned that he may have come to his end thYo'
scknrss or violence. Any information concerning
him will be received with the greatest interest by his
friends and afflicted tlnliy.
Should amy one know any thing about him they
will conkra favor BY addressing Jeremiah Donovan,
Dubuque. or jeremiah Crotty, Ottawa
GGteHd pdpers, please copu. oct l2
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12

m HAMPTON begs leave to inform the public
l. that he will open Select School, in Ottawa
for limited number Of pupils. on Monday the 2ls
inst. A suitnbe room for the school has been pro-
cured in .uessrs. Armour & Sangers new Brch
Block.
Tuirion, from o. to s3 per quarter Of II weeks.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE
THAT
THE CHICAGO BOOK STORE


l22 LAKE STREET. e
Is the place where the largest stock OF Books in tn
ciyis sold at the LOWEST PRICES. We can
furnish
1000 McGufiey's Renders.
1000 Spoilers,
400 loz Sanders do
400 dozeoch Sanders lst I'd 3l 4,h 3,h Readers.
100 doz Adams Arlthnetics
$40 doz RAYS do
100 ThompsOn's do
Perkins, Suiths Davies, and Emerson's Arithme-
tics, Mitchell's Ulney's, Smiths, and Mor'e's Geo
graphlcs, Browns kirkham's, SmIh's and BulilCn's
and Plnncos Gramruars Cutters and 1aylul's Ply
siology COmsock's, Dlmstrds, Parket's and Sws
Philosophy; Smiths and Buritt's Astronomy, Com
stocks, rowne's and Gray Chemistry Together
with all descriptions OF
SCHOOL BOOKS
now in use in the west Country Merchants tench-
ers and all interested in schools, respectfully IN
formed that they will find II greatly for heirlnterest
,ocall on us before making their purchases.
BLANK BOOKS
Ofcvsry variety are constantly on hand or made TO
order. Ledgers, Journals, Records, and every 9TH
ef style otnccoun books, OF the best qualities Of pa
per, &c &c.
MUSIC BOOKS!
Psnltery Carmma Sacra,
Mendelssohn Collection, Bay State Collection,
National Psalmist, Sacred Minstrel,
P~almist, Choralis
md all the varieties OF Secular Music Books ,JUreR-
lie and School Song Books
PAPER HANGlNGS!l
A splendid assortment OF Room Papers, borders,
and curtain papers, constantly on hand AT the Lou.
est prices
We can offer the public the largest stock of Books
and Stationery in Chicago, ar. can sell IL as cheap
ds'be cheapest, at l22 Lake - Chicngo
Feb 9 A II. & c BuRLEY.
SAFE of School Land.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will offtrat pub.
~ lie Sale, nt the court house in Ottawa on the
5ihdny ot October, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. VI nnd6 o'clock 7. NJ .ot said day section l6, in
townships 30, norh orange 3 east of3l principa, me-
rdan, a, suhdivded 10y the trustees otsad township
Terms, cash, with The privilege ofeach purchaser TO
loan the amount Of his bid as provided by law.
Sad section is laid oil in lois containing from two
and a halt to 20 acres, with streets 10 accommodate
eachlot.
The above land lies convenient to town tbetwcen
Buffalo Rock and West Ottawn) containing several
valuable stone quarres and numerous sites for resi-.
denccs and small farms a more desirable piece Of
land is seldom offered for sale L. b DEtANo,
School tummlnissioner ot La S0lcco.
n b "A map OF said section, "a laid out by the
trustees mud appraised, can be ,cen at Joseph II
Wagner, EsQs. office in the court house.
Ottawa, Aug "a
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12

We learn that WILLIAM GooprSa, Of Lockport
And who, for n long time, has been connected with
our canal ~ Chief Engineer and otherwise, has
been appointed Surveyor General Of Oregon by
mc present administration. This 10 good ap.
po'ntment, aad will b. satisfactory to tho people
Joliet Signal
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
Chicago advertisements.
ESTABLISHED In 1885.

IL C,LARKE g. CO. lo2, Lake street.
NV Chicago, offer for sale to country
WI dealers and physlcians large and well
selected stock Of Drpgs and Medicines,
9 among which are
leo loo lbs Turkey Opium. .;s So ID, Colonel.
100" Phulv; Rubarb. 50 Morphins.-
100 Bark 500 Sup Car Soda,
300 Sal. Epsom. 200 Tat Acid.
800 " Niue, 100 Senna,
200" Aloes, 500 Ginger Root.
30 bbls Lcgwocd, 20 bbls Camwood.
10 Fustic. , Blue Vitriol.
=" Coperas. 5 Alum,
carboys Oh Vitriol, 5carboys acids,
bbls madder, case indigo.
OILS AND PAINTS.
10 bhs Llnsecd Oil, 1000 lbs Sed lend.
10 " SSg,s Turpentine, 1000 e. Putty,
5 y" yenninn Red, . " Olive OIL,
800 kegs white lead Sperm OIL,
90 bbis FIRE prooipan,. lamp black.
CLASS
$50 boxes NcCully's win 100 boxes Phals,
dow glass irom7x 7x9to 50 Boulcs,
lSs2i, Ink bottles, Patent medicine Phials
BRUSHES
Paint Tooth
Varnsh " Clothes
Sash Shoe
Together with n great variety OF other kinds.
PATENT MEDICINES
Oh the most approved and popular kinds by the
dozen, at manufactured prices.
WINES AND LIQUORS
Old Madeira, London Dock Brandy,
Sicily Segnettc and Raseau do
Old Dry Port, Holland Gin,
Sweet Jamaica Rum,
Pale Sherry, Alcohol, Day Rum, &c.
CIGARS
A large and well selected stock Of the choicest
brands OF
Havana, Principe, Regain,
Plantation, !nanilln, Pressed. &c
Perumery, surgical instruments. tusses Of the
best manufacture, and IN the lnIgest variety.
An acquaintance OF l6 year with the Drug Trade
OF this section authorizes to state that sup
ply the COUNTRY TRADE with articles a. good
and on terms liberal US any other house ives, Of
Buffalo
Persons sending orders will be ms well treated as
if present to price goods and all articles will be
well packed so ns TO stand rough roads Call and
Try us Chicago Sept. 7, lS50-ly
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
N1OrtimOre'S
Rheumatic Compound,
Blood Purifier

THIS Medicine is for snie by the subscriber. The
L public are requested 10 read the certificate Ul
Mr Lew Hills, below. J, q. NATTlSGER.
OTTAWA, Aug 10, 1880.
Mr. D MoRrlNnRr-DcU Sir: My esteemed
friend Mr.. J. G. Natnger OF tins place, procured
for me two bottles Of Morllmores Rheumatic Com.
pound and Blood Puriiyer' when he was in s, Lou
~, in Nov, lSi9 When he returned to Ottawa, |
was cOnhncdhy severe attack OF the Rheumatism,
OF the chronic knd-he informed me that he had
procured a medlcue whose reputation stood high
Tor the cure OF this complaint. had long ago DIS
paired o cure ever being effected upon me As
had tried many remedies and found no permanent
relief, was iahess In regard To this also. But dr.
ven 10 the necessity OF doing something to relieve
my severe pains concluded to give III. medicine n
ual, and with very happy results after the use OF
four bottles
! have been the subject ofrheuma,ic difficulties for
period vt thirty years, aud Tor the pas, seventeen
distances, or even stoop TO the ground without much
difficulty My lett mh persisted considerably, and
wasvrry weak, But for the past months have
not had0n attack Of the complaint although have
been exposed to all kinds OF weather. The flesh is
returning upon my limb, and II j. becoming strong.
er and Notwithstanding have walked much every
day hnye suffered occasionally very slight pain
Aud do cheeriuy recommend the afflicted with
this complaint (whcher nl,mmatory or chronic) to
try the medicine and not despair Of n cure
The subscriber will chceriuly answer any qucs.
tons tha, may be put TO him IN relation TO his cure
Very respectfully obedlen, servant,
L. HILLS
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12

-DlED--On Sunday evening AT the City Hotel, in
Ottawa, SAMUEL MASDLEBAUM, aged abou, 81
years. He had been engaged with his brother III
the clothing business IN this place
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12

Weare authorized to announce WILLIAM GLo-
YER as an independent, candidate for the office Of
Sheriff OF La Sale county.
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
KOHN AND MANDLEBAUM'S COLUMN
Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
"IyOOK BEFORE YOU LEAPl!"

Tacre IL a old enough but terr
now we vcnt eto al TO tIR hyininp pyere;
There's dto win cha may
But mnd whatever LOOK before leap"
tradcsnen their
They determined do right though Others might
They displayed
Iheysaw-admredlarge bought, andspoks loud
For successful they advanced the fyeutes the
They please both high and
al nos wh hyother thought hatl.y
Could the laures had by pulling display
"As kohnN Manebnum have splendid nd
The only look for clothes
They little for quality, nor Look before Leap
But mark the furesuI Of this, their wonr;
tor By iheth throng.
~ dasCheu
The llnolans awake, they LOok before they
The Q ourho deep .f,rl
For gold lanl silver, arerep
um OF FashonsE the place, lIreap--
BE MandlebhuHl' and" LOOK before
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
New Goods! New Goods!
ARRIVAL AT
The New York Store.

CUTTON Il FfFE are Just receiving their new
- FALL STOCK They are still determined TO
sell cheap, and will study 10 conduct their business
IN an honest manner.
New styles OF American prints,
New tyles OF dress goods Tor ladies' winter wear,
Grey shceting, flannel striped shrting,
Full cloth, stuff tor pants cheap
New style bonnet ribbons.
Some very cheap pnccns All things else in the
dry goods line, equally low with the above.
Ottawa Sept2l, 1850
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
Markets.

Wheat-Arrivals heavy Winter 62967c.; spring
dull At i0q45.
Oa,s--Aclive demand at sa@23c
Potatoes--30c. rr ..s
The Ottawa free trader., 1850-10-12
WARE HOUSE SALE.

WILL be sold on Saturday the slst day Of Sep
w tember nex,,at l0o'clock, A. W nt lhewage
house OF l.. Hills, one horse lumber wagon, md
two boxes printing type, 10 pay the charges due
thereon Alur 81 L. Huns