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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-14
Fruit. Fruit;

Jil1SACkS dried apples, 81 sackS peaches,
~0N ~ boxes raislns, > cn-S, Zrntc cur.
rants al.o prcsCr.cG C''-oN NrI0as &c for SAT-. hy
april - ii,glL.y,E yIi.Eljgy
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DlED--At the residence OF his ialher-in-lnw, $
smart Esq IN Nloughhy, Ohio, on the night OF
the 81 inst, DIR. JoSArHAN PEARSON, oi tins place
The health OF DR. ?. had been very feeble tor q
long time andhe left thus place forth East several
weeks ago with view Of improving II by travel
lie wasn skilfu physician a good citizen, and kind
md amiabe man lie was a member OF the Odd Eel
lows Lodge of this place, who have handed us the
following or republication:
At regular meeting Of Ottawa Lodge No 81,
| O. q r, June l2ih, 1851 the committee appoint
cd 10 draft resolutions expressive Of the feelings oi
this Lodge on the death OF Brother Jonathan Year
soti, reported ,he following
Whereas The members Of This Lodge have re-
ceived with sincere regret, intelligence OF the de-
cease OF our worthy aud esteemed brother, Doctor
Pearson, therefore
RessireG. That we deeply feel the loss society
haa sustained IN the death OF our worthy brother.
and while we bovvin submission to the Divine will,
believing the Judge OF all the earth viii do night
tins event should udmonl~h Us oihc uncertainty OF
human Iie and lead while members 81 this Lodge,
90 hasten our preparation for the celestial Lodge IL
hove.
Resolrsd That our Lodge room be dressed in
mourning for the remainder OF The term, md that
the brothers wear the usual badge OF mourning for
30 days.
Resolrsd, That we tender TO the afflicted pa
tent, bereavcd widow, and tender orphans OF the
deceased brother our klndest wishes aad warnest
sympathes
Resoired That copy of the above be signed by
the Officers Of this Lodge, and transmitted to the
family ofthe deceased
Rssoired, That the above be pubirhed in the
Ottawa papers. GEO II. HUNTER, SecTy.
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Markets.
Ottawa. June IL

Ottawa, June IL.
Business for the last week has been better
The roads are now beginning to settle ahttle, and
We look for an increase Of transactions in short
time, If the weather holds good
We now quote sales OF corn IN the streets, al
30,622c sheled aud 9Sc for rar.
.Whea,--Not much coming forward, but We
note small sales at o0Gctc FOR prime winter, and
io@I5c for spring,
Oais-25496c.
Foiaioes-in request FOR family use at sos,
lIOol-lu demand at any price
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Water Power TO Lease.

I'llE undersigned offer great Inducements 70
capitalists aud manufacturers. as they have de.
cldrdIy the best "alerpow"r .n The state having
verfo lr"t head and TAFT, uui situated IN Dayton.
miles above Oltawn, aud drawn from the Fox river
srrdrr which Is krp'In r,palrly thr state, without
nuy co-tto The undersigned lary have water to
Teas" Tor term Of ycas sufficient TO drive ~ run Of
- ccI hGrrs, and Will lease on very liberal terms to
ANY good, responsible company.
ms Is rare chaucc for men Ofcnpial wliO'may
wish to go Into the mlguiarurinr business The 10.
cauouis very healthy HnI admirably situated, as it
Is on nnygahc feeder, within Mules Of the con-
irmpla'rd Rock Island rail rond, and the head of
sirambGntna'wuon. lorluuhrr information, ud.
ur-7 lMNlun. mny 3l. lnHN GErtN Il Sow.
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Millinery,
U"eftIy UPposiis Gridlcy d Prciton's Store
NIIeS, SsEsE(.t.

NJ iSliES to inform the Ladies OF Ottawa and
w The country, that she has received her
SPhING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting ct Ladies' asd Misses Straw, Hair aud
Lace Bonnets which she will sell as chsup as the
cheapest
. AlSO-Bonnet silks, Vriie Silks & Trimmings
Flowers, Tabs, kld Gloves. dress CAPS Black Lace
Wells, Ladies Collars and Cuffs, Dress aud Vl,itte
Patterns, latest stvlr
~ straw and Tuscan lounyts repaired on short
notice. silk ionnets made ny To order Llmngs
and Trimmings always on hand
Ladies, pleas" caIl before going elsewhere.
tlt.tvu NIrvQI
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WANTED.
Boots & Shoes.

: FEW apprentices for the Millinery Busi
I : Hes7. Apply to JAM SurroS d TYPE.
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ss==s -
NOTICE.

E|HE Ladies Of the "Tsmperance Union will
meet Mt the "lIall ii Science formerly
called Mechanics Ilnl) on Saturday the 2lst
inst at2P. VI.
The members ofthe Juvenile Temperance Soci-
s;y are requested to attend An address will be de
..Ycred TO them juno It.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP!
WHERE CIN / BUT CLOTHING At
New York Prices e?


NEW YORK CLOTHING STCRD,
In Iiassuet,'S brick hlildmg opposite the Man on
House, one door east ct The CmtogO Cheap Store.
WE have now on hand very large stock Of
w Spring and Summer Clothing, " Inch we will
sell at New York prices wholesale OF retail and A.
a great deal /, sand about
COMPETITIONS,
we hnys the pleasure of incoming the public. that
our facilities are such enable MS tu sr.uI kind, Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF The airst>tyc, aud OF o superior quality, u shade
cheaper than other cohlors srli aumirTlor quality .
we, therefore, invite the citizens not only ul tins
town and vciuiiy butall whu come h,ir to trade
to ',ll uni examine our stock and Lp,c ifices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere; tor We are confident
that Ne cau satisfy all that what wc say is true
We have determined 0lg,lthg0rcr tUUu the chra
pest-and not To hgmhug Come and br your own
Judges Lo0t bciorc gJU leap,
Among our stock you wi, find mems and boys
clothing, ,gcntIcmcn- furnishing goods, hats aud
caps, trunks, yaises, Sc al. Of which we will srl
remarkably low.
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NIIUN FsOUWs-
] EGHORN, slrnw, China pearl, French ncc
IL gimp aud chip kounrts. Mrr', BOYS and M
muts Irghon, pearl, .usw and palm leaf hats
Fur and WOO, hats Of all styles and prices nUw o
peu'ng nj the corner bilck store
June J. j. SANGER & Co.
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STORAGE d. COMMISSION.
WANTED

Storage u commission business Also ut his ware
house on The side cut, on reasonable terms.
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4 NEW Stove and Tin Establishment in town,
~ east the Mansion House The subscriber
respectfully informs the Inhabitants OF Ottawa and
vicinity That h. Is now receiving and will keep con.
sinuuy on hand STOVES Of all description also,
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and JGppaRHeR lpaTr.
Fave rroughs and Conductor Pipes made and put
IN. Job work done to order
Old copper, brass, pewter and old iron taken in
xchnnge for ware.
Come and see before purchasing elsewhere.
marches w. LOCKWOOD
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Waissroat and Goat.

II think g." sOidih speaker you oHehtall ~ view
Ny Wa,sicou aHa coat and my handsome Skn
too;
ought to speak warmly Of Nand.ehaum." said he,
When see lhe fine g1rmenH be- hHsluin-hrdt orur.
With this Mr. Legs arose on hl- pegs
Aud declared he considered himself theme dsegs.
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EOls RENT.

VENIle dwelling in front Of the Court House. 1t
will toe let fol oiices-tho lower and upper
part separately June : J G. N1rrNGER.
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Ice Cream Saloon.

MR.. WOOLSEY bsgs leave to shy T. the eli.
VI Gems Of Ottawa and the public generally that
he has opened fitted and iurnishedn superior style,
Ice Cream Rooms--ior Ladies aud Gentlemen, OPP.
polte aud north ct the Oll City Hotel building
and hopes by punclual and pntc attendance. aud
rich Cream 20 meet The appreciation ofthe public
Gs'FNues supplied with Ice Cream on snort no.
ice. may 81
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Blank Books.

ENERG variety Of BLANK BOOKS. for MGR.
IL chants, torwarders, shippers, farmers ,pechnn.
les, Tor s1ie cheap, by ~. II & c BrELEY,
Hpru%J l22 Ldte Street Chicdgo
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Farms and Lands for Sale.

For sol' Wholesale aud retail, Ny WALKER I
illChLlNG. Ottawa, H.
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THE subscribers. Just from New York. hayinf
I opened shop N the City Hotel, are prepare,
To make boots and shoes to order. in a superior
style
y Repnirmg done ht short notice.
Oltnwn' June :. Towns & TucErR
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K0ILN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN.
q W35TQN4 Gf Tal3 GlaEl3ls;l3 OtR
A MOST IMPORTANT
S0 8 y e . ED "a oo9


I'm sure, Ny. Chairman said he, that I'm right,
In prOnouncingit swish, elastic aud light;
Tothe fintmagt OF MIN llebaum rll adhere.
As staunrhlY u e-fn Loud cies Of hear. hear ,
THIS speaker vas followed by one Mr. Foot,
W ho rose aith dignI.icd stamp OF the
Boot.
I'm certain, said he 'thni I'm true in declaring.
u he b3ojs sod by .IaHdi sbaBm, unequailed IN
wearing:
They are matchess in beauty IN s9ic and in ramp.
And here Mr. Foot give anoJhrr loud stamp.
J hen l'c Chairman arose, and was harry Ia find
The whole OF The speakers So Hurh of . mmd
Aud pronounced al the goods the lest they could
~"ar Char
And them the best ever worn y thc "oHe infke
Now remember said he the very ow prices you
pay,
For these and for all that you mentioned toby;
Now ! uusl that the whole of The Journals as one.
VIII report What were sad Of Mandicbaum S KohR.
llenrhear,' suiI rch whole OF The Gentlemen there.
And the business was ended with thauks 10 the
chair
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DAYTON WOollen Factory,

"a WIS establishment has kept its steady, on
ward course notwithstanding the "my.ts.
nous kuockmgN' the California Epidemic" &c 4,
it has survived Them ALL and 1t is hoped that with the
assistance OF the senior partner who il again NJ ms
post. ready 10 accommodate customers, that we
wall be- prepared go supply the wants OF the hrmrr-
wou,-gIowcr- and others IN the way oiENCUAN-
Gr..5 more literally than We have heretofore
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CORPORATION ORDINANCES,

a T n Wcrtng q The Board q Trustees Of The
"a town Of Ottawa, held Tuesday evening, 10Th
June 1851, the following additional clause to sec .,
art lot the bylaws and ordinances, was passed
And no person shaft make any brick kiln, or
set fire TO OF burn any brick kiln within the limits of
sald town, under the penalty of twenty five dollars
for each offence unless by specinl envr Of the trust
ecs OF snid town" T. R COURTNEY, Clerk
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Harness Shop,
S prino' Goods !

I !. SANGER & Co are now receiving from
lie New York ihrlr sprnn stock, selected with
tue greatest care. Our old aud new customers are
invited to lind examine our stock before making
purchase. elsewhere mays l. rSANsrR & co.
\ LARGE assortment 81 hcnnc's rbh'nv, nr.
4 hcial ioTcr', bonnet silks, sai aad Grapes
of lalrs, styles just ler,iged ui Tor sae cheaper
nan lbe v,.n .,cn On On mn ,cs,a,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-14

F0 "'l Clesi' Young Tyson, Imperial. Souchons.
~ and Gnupn"irr
q rIr-', Tyson SKIN iras--lll frrsh impar'a'nns.
and w,Il b. sold ow some at Ihll 81 cent Ton sui.
"n mud Hprl9 Waiter * IhrtFyg
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Fish! Ei.E.
- oOdcn Ware.

Ne. !, onl 3mackorel, cod H.l l0ugurs sounds
~ and white fish, just Tccrivedhy
mnrbs GElrLyY & PRf.rov.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-14
Usage Orange seed.

TIHE subscriber has n small quantity OF the above
seed tot sale. The seed ~ fresh having been
obtained the past winter IN Texas lie has also
made arrangements for obtaining plants, with in
structons for raising this valuable fence inspurpmi-
lie country
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New England Branch Store.
Rogers, MILLS g. Co.

\ lth now receiving al the stand formerly occupied
- BY O. Bur-, genera assortment Of
Spring y SUMMER GOODS,
10 "uch hey respcctuly invite tie attention Of the
citizens 81 Ottawa and Ms vicinity
Our stock consists 1t good assortment Of Fancy
" Dress Goods. MunttlRs, s'hawls Bonncts, RIB
tons, Gloyes, Hosiery Boots & shoes Gcutls-
mems Legluu & Straw Hats Groceries Hardware.
Ctorh-ry, Paper tlangiurs &c all Of which have
been assorted with much care. and bought AZ the
very lowest cash prices, which will enable as 10 sell
as lp" as any one ~ the wcstsla market
, One at ihe partners W~.dug cast, and near New
! prk willcuabe t. 70 receive new goods ircmcut-
wand Of The latest and most desirable styles aud
"e Halter ourselves that we si,a be able lo p.pas.
all Tint may favor Us with dcalI
iloluceot ,H kinds taken atmarket prices
Ottawa, Nays