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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21

Advertisement. - The FAIR. - The
Fairest of the Far are now hieing to the Far at
Castle Garden, where Ileckers Farlns Jelly cooked
on the outer Gallery by steam on the Double Boil
ers now on exhibition, with scorching, is served up
in the saloons with lce-cream and other sauce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-21
Supreme CouRT-General Term

T. {. S. DIST. couRr.-Nos. 25 to 81, I,2,7,2i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

NaHt" laN--' W. SA'. o. 1914.
lfssvs Editors. For .he -aIe %. Odd Lam.
S,ue' wa, Grep you @ few lines from tl1, dis.
,.ut region loplr- the, NAV mot prove unin,yr.
s,;ing TO vuur readers. with many # whom am
a,eunintcd and II, whom sa.l bear an affection
al. regard
have now been in California about one wear.
have become acquainted with most Of I.. nom.
rent citizens. lave explored .amcof th. placer.
been miner. a tcam,t,r. bulld.r. contractor.
a .jour7 printer. Joint editor and putl-lcr If
The Daily Index" iSarram,uto eva and ana
now d hotel keeper. ana Justice Il tie Pence IN
the town Of Ophir. So much for ms. oc,,pyt-'n,
in California. What nav write 10 yut. can De-
strictly considered nv honest conviction, Of
matters and things in .h., Golden country.
There D.. iucoltrovrnItlc evidence or an
u.xlau.tbe amount Of gold In the noun.
raIns. valleys. -ultbc, and ravius.. Of the SIERRA
Nevada mountains more than the world ever
dreamt of-aud II viii De long after yot and /
have returned 10 mother earth. that the mick
shovel. cradle" "l.u- tom" and ,l.,irs ri.i.,
will be in fun operation IN the California mine,
The bold and practical manner. If hose WHO
have been r,rarel onlEe frontier, ofciy.liz.iun IN
the settlement Of new States convey an im
urpssian # th. characteristics. II OUR INNER. But
II j. slight. circumstance here are different. TN,
mpeimrr,- 10 rugrr-sarr uo, 10 the tom.havk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
MNrp ArrpNfS

Through lie vi,ihrce and crcrrv a Sheriff
Goodcn, Prosecuting Attorney Coos. and DEPUTY
Sheriff. Wagner and Valentine and Constable
skinner. the following arrests were made aar.n.
the past week
Au,an bv The n.mc Of c. Walton was arrest.
ed at La sale. in whose Possession mo-, az liz,
guns. pistols, ,lc.. stolen from tn, store Of Pea
cock 4 Thatcher IN Chicago. some time since.
were found
Also, man by the name Of Chincv, who Is
supposed 20 be the man who stole yoke Of oxen
on Blackberry. Kane Co, and took them to CHI
caso and sold them.
Frank Rozcll, who it will be remembered was
arrested some time since IN Newark, by Mr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

ry profits, aud put him rpon the same footing .
other men.
ut may then be assumed i! the hank law is a
dapiea that the united influence OF bankers. vii,
be opposed to the deb; paying policy. All the
power ot wealth will be employed 10 perpetlate
the burdens Of the people. What DOES it matte
to the Spectator il the farmer and mechanic are
oppressed when his Golfers are enriched ~ a
golden stream, What cares be, II taxation crash
es to the earth the homes, cgltiystor of the soil
ami c'nsIsus hun 10 perpetual poverty,
Farmers ant mechanics H~suUu 81 toll. eN
anime vel before YOU favor this scheme uf The
SPecu!ator to perprtuHte the burdens OF taxation,
and Zurich himselfat Sogr ryPyr,c.'
Ia view of these and other objection which We
have heretofore pointed gut, and those laid bare
b. hard h.;ed Turner in au able commun.ta-
;.sr cu oar first page 3, is impossible ior us To
conceive haw any rational man-onc who las
sense enough TO read and jaiga for himsr't-cau
support such perfect net-vos, o! yjlainy as
this oil presents.
Let Us vote this bill down, AMI i We think
a banking system would promote the interests "
the country, perhaps the next legislature ~ IN be
able to give US better one. Let us somewhat
ten years for a good law thsu now a-lort sys-
TEN Of swindling shops, which viii hold the rod
Of oppression or,r Us for all time to come,
and FROM Which there vii, be no escape, for, if
We ADOPT this Jaw there is no power ever to re
peal ii; we viii have to suhm.; toits blasting 10.
Gueuce. year after year without even hope Of
rehe. In consideration, then o. the immense i'm
por,auce attached to the vote upon this l,w, LET
/ no c"a stay at home upon the election day. And,
. We repeat, let IL vote i down.
The idea that We need banks to promote The
prosperity of he country by ia,roa,.nsocr bu-i
nrss facilities is all moagshjae According TO the
last census the prosperity Of Illinois has been
greater for the las; ten years, Than tina, Of any
other western state; although al, except Wiscoa
sin and Iowa have ,lsir b5nNug system. Wuh
such degree Of prosperity we can see nc u,ee.
,'y for stimu!an,s, We fear they would create
a fever Of speculation va.ll would prove dsas
tryus
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
The RnnlInsiitn,r.

a week from mex, Tue,eay commences the 9Th
Annual Fair the Buel Institute, at llcunepin
wohope to see this county well represented there.
At the fair, last year, our farmers on the south
side Of tie Ills. river took money Of the highest
premiums and we expect them to do so again this
year. We are pleased to sec that there is be.
ginning to be more interest felt in agricultural
tiers among our farmers up north he.e. /. il
time they should wake up or they will find them,
selves greatly behind their southern brethren.
There should an auxiliary society be formed on
this side Of the river, aud another between the
Fox md Illinois. By so doing we would be able
to have the Annual fair before long some where
in this region.--We shall enleayor to give the
programme Of proceedings Of the Hcuncpn fair,
in our next paper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Opinion ornp OiJ p,ngy,s,

U M me WCIIfIDc- offered n, rrmrdies ior dis.
cn.'s at Che hrnchHl organs, Dr. Storms Scotch
Cough candy rs most worthy OF commentator
We nave no I'll position 10 lu0urr the inventor of
any particular medicine bot m Justice to the world
We wlI give 1t MS our honest opuian, formed hy
ihr oh.rfNluou-o l Is years 90 the Aool of Nedi-
cine" that large md frequent drauphts of nonscous
liquid compounds. ukruinto the stomach from time
I" time, must have tendency to destroy The heal.
thy tone Of the human system
Nooh"cuon can be- urged against the use Of this
really valuable Mcd,catcd Candy, for sugar ia
agreeable both to the palate and stomach. and we
honestly believe that this prcp0ration will prove Of
great va Ge ~ the cure Of colds coughs bronchitis
asthma, bleeding Of the lurrs, pain in the side md
breast difficulty othrtahnr hoarsness. and all 9TH
or symptoms OF Consumption /, ia also useful
arilc," ln dyspepsia and liver complaint
Price, One Dime per Roll 3 Rolls or25 Cents g.
or . per Dozen 0'"'' >
Walker 3 IIicklng and G l. Thompson. A gents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
The Great Mhite Sulphnr Snrlnss.

Daring recent yis.tto our nieud, Capt Reed,
Of tic Sulphur Spring House, We were shown
several large and beautiful, new springs which
he has lately cleaned o4t and enclosed, and
which are also strongly imPrcgnaied with ,ul-
phur and are said to possess many valuable ne.
deal properties The water boi- up IN heavy
column, through pure white quick sand, which
GRACEFULLY roll around IN the bottom Of the pool
Ike drifting snow. But what was most neres.
ing to US was, IN taking out some Of the sand.
from one Of the ,lrings, We discovered number
ollargc blue beads. anl by examining further
We found enough to make ds-j0g nearly foot
Ia length comprising all sizes and to.ygsi oil So
worn by the friction Of the sand that they nave
entirely lost their CLASSY lustre and resemble
stone Various silver and brass ornameu,s-such
as WON by the lnd!ans--hlve also been taken
from this spGng These articles were, doubtless.
deposited there many years ago by tie Indians,
bu, for wha, purpose we leave ior others to d
vine.
We are pleased to see that steps are being IA.
ken to fl, up these springs so a. to make them
pleasant place Of resort. A l,tio money OK
pended there would make them an invaluable
property
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

The APPROACHING REyoLvTloS ~ LuE n y.
will be remembered hat two weeks ago We ua.,
some extracts from Paris letter 10 the Bal,i.
more Sun, in reference to an approaching out
break in Europe, among the various powers We
then stated that Italy would no doubt be the the.
atre Of action, at the commencement Arrivals
from Europe, since them confirm this prediction
The latest adyices from there state that the lial
ian states are in great state ofexcitcmeui at the
unwarrantable course of the Emperor OF Austria
who has declared his intention to make his empire
absolute, md is determined to bring Italy under
his despotic rule. The French have interiered
and their first step has been to order their Medi,
cuaucan feet to Italy. ready for any emergency
Should there Le an utbrsak. the controversy will
n, once be between Franco and Austria and time
eau only tell where it will snd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

Extra SESSION We notice in the Massac
Register that Hon Mr. Knykeuiali has received
a letter from Gov French, in vAichj' is said .ha,
there will not be a called session until next Jane.
On a survey ofail the fact. in this case we have
no doubt the decision will be approved by the
people rIthi, State. There Is no necessity Of d
special session now, and oxsenres may nri.c
Hereafter that will show the wisdom Of dof,rug
',o -,s.on until mex, June We consider the
article 10 the Ma,sac Register as conclusive on
this subject
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats ut the seyrrl. towns Of La Sale
county are requested Go hold town meetings on
Saturday the .lb day 0i October next tor the pur-
pose OF appointing delegates 20 attend county
convention tohc h,ljat Ottawa on Monday Octo-
hrr the 18Th. for the purpose al nominating canlI-
dates for 'hc offices at County Treasurer. School
Commissioner and County surveyor
The following h. tho number u de-! gates 10 which
each town is cug'ird.y1:
Hope {, D.mm,ck Ea.l, . Freedom 2, Ophir
!. Eden ,, Troy Groves, EruIon Bruce , Sa-
lrshusy { la Sail ,, NrriIru l. Deer Park Farm
Ridge ]. Dayton ,, Earl 3, L ca ], Waliham ! ,
Ottawa 6. South OUlwa2 Grand Rapids ,, Man
lu, ., Rutaui ,, Mission ,, Serena =. Worthwhile ,,
Adams . Bgookhe,d >. ELMER BALDWIN,,
tEEn CARTER, WELLS WAIT,
7. J DNuIcK, loHN HISS,
g. W. GlLsoN, J.. y DEIAvo.
l.. LELAND, County CJTresP. Committee.
Son. on l-I1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

TRAGiCAL AFFAIR n NIEGINA-A trac.cal ar
fair occurred lately in Ggy,ou county, Va It
appear, that four runaway u,groe. fully armed
wi,h knives and scytho, were met by tive or six
whites when a desperate ti-h, took place The
Nyth"yHr Republican SAYS.
The negroes assaIicd The whites. nrl the
-cythes were used with terrible effect Samuel
Bartlett was struck M thg forehead and hl, head
split open. cutting into the brain mn inch ar two
the whole length OF the head; he lived about
eight hours. Alfred Bartlett. his brother, who
had gun, and who had fired /, liooli.hyl mere.
y to wound, in attempting 'orrbyve hi, brother
had Bis left wrist and band badly cut, almost
severed from the arm Yet after this. be- knock
ed Two of the negroes down aud left them for
dead. One Of the negroes thus knocked down
had stabbed Mr. Wilcox whom he had under
lin uu the ground through tie neck, and was
i0 the act OF iuHgung a more deadly wound
when thu, prevented By tie wolHdrd Bartlett.
Nh John Clements was struck by one Of the ne.
-roes who used a scy,hc acres. hi, head, AMI
n. -ku.I was cluycn from temple TO temple the
brain cut iu upon the whole way from one 90 two
ucho. aud yet there are hopes Of he recovery
Nj Wm. j. Hale was severely injured hy rocks
thrown bv N" negroes. Notwithstanding the
terrible wounds inflicted upon the white men. two
Of the negroes were secured; the Other two
lUufh believed 'U Le wounded b. gun shuv
mad, their escape AMI 500 iara- We know are yet
out, though huuy pursued The two taken are in
Gra,,ou iaiO aud will bee tl.yd for their lives for
instruction and murder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

A HEAVY JuDGENESr--A young man nnmed
Pharaoh, aged only 90 years, who murdered Miss
sharplsss, in Pennsylvania, nn amiable school
teacher. and simply to get possession Other gold
watch before he was cent TO the other world
from the unllows, turned tn hi father, who was
standing at the foot Of the platform, aud gave
him the fOllowin terrible rcbuko Father, you
know YOU have not acted n good part towards
me YOU have never afforded the a good example
to follow, bu, permitted mo To grow up in igno.
rance aud vice" What terrible words are these
to be addressed to father, by a sou standing
under the sibbe,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

On NcN York, OF any par, Of England, Ireland
Scotland, uT Wales, 900 SUMS 20 suit purchasers for
su,cby aru. j-iy VI H. SWIFT
Spcc" Checks on George Smiths bank Tor sale
These checks vt.I be- received 900 payment Tor canal
lands, and VIII ohyilIc d, necessity transporting
specie 10 LGgnpo.t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

4 Nt-T,KE--It was announced last week by
telegraph that Judge Douglas was sick at the
Aston House in New York City, and that he
would not be able to deliver the opening address
at the " York State fair at Rochester, Thi.
must have been a mistake, For Judge D. did
deliver said adire.s--anl it has since been prin.
ted all over New York and in several papers in
this state. It is an able production,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
The Rest Article.

SLoAs's orMrSr il. we believe, the pest ar
,iclc oftbe kind in use. Its merits consist mol III
the newspaper pufs, but IN It's real ''rlue TO te.
aeon n tried GreenviAe Journal. H., Jpn a.
1851. ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

OrrAwA. Scni 9th

VFFAWA sept 9Th.
Corn las come forward in large quantities
for the last week. bat As before to ill preyiou,
contracts
hhsat-stiil conunlcc to bring low figures
ua'S--are saught for considerably for the
trade ~
", quote sales ol Corn in the streets at son.
Sic. tor ,h,i'od and IS poe. forcar.
HhsIt--iOaaoy for winter md IS 5ssc G,r
-pr.ug. cots, l5l nothcrar.iclcs nothing joip,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

LARGE ToLL-Ihc Canal boat Batavia, Captain
Joseph Andrews, which Left yesterday, took out
our II the most valuable frcishis Of the season
her tolls through, amounting To sls64s. This,
We believe, is the largest sum ever paid for a
single cargo ON the Illinois and Michigan Canal
-thierg0 Y,La1s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

MAGSuunE or LoNpov -lrthc streets Of Lon.
don were put together they would extend 5000
miles go length tine main thoroughi'rcs are
lray,r.oi hy 600 omnhu-es and $500 cabs,
employing 10000 horses. IN 1870 the Metrop-
olis alone consumed 100000 quarters Of wheat,
$1,000 bulloyks, 100000 sheep $4,000 calves,
and $1,000 pig, One market alone supplied
4,u2iiuo hc,dof game London, the same year,
try 5000 600 salmon. which were washed down
by a. 100000 gallons # porter and ale, 1000.
600 gallons Of .prl'., and $1,000 pipes Of vine.
10000 COW, are YEARLY required for London milk,
and reckoning two gallon, aday from every COW,
We have here say 100000 gallons Of London
peculiar consumed IT not enjoyed by the London
Iuhabi,auts 800 600 gas lights fringe the
streets London, artcrial or water system sup
pile, the enormous quantity of iiSs5,32s gal.
Ions per day; thousand tail are employed in
bringing annually to London 100000 tons OF
coal aud to cohc and wait upon London's reo'
pie there are no fewer than 23Jl7 soilors 2S51s
boo,makc,a 10000 milncrs and dresgmakcs,
and 1865, 81 domestic servants
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

After all, the most natural beauty in the world
il honesty and moral truth. For all beauty is
truth. True features make the beauty Of face :
and true proportions the beauty Of architecture
as true measures, is that OF hormony III music. In
poetry, which is all fable truth is still the perlec'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

\ Washington correspondent says. | under
stand, that from the letters Of three Sptui.h
officer, to Lopez be- Wa deceived to- Bahia Honda
10y siH'1Evm of Gen Cuugll, aud that this dis.
coycry involve, a grave national question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

The Ohio Stto,mau'- admirable European cor
respondent say that If Americans VIII o1l, tray.
cl 10 tmopr.te To one they will return home Of
they have been Whgsl good Democrats, and #
Democrats, uuwAycrng AMI itm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

The correspondent of'hc NcN'iofr Luicpen.
dent writing from M.ldlebury, Vermont, and
describing the recent commencement Of the Col.
lcEo there says:
Hon 5. \ Douglas made a very eloquent and
popular speech. which hc closed by subscrip
zion Of $500 TO the college
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
ROYCE n FRENCH'S
Hub MOrtiCing and Boring machine.

nm & subscriber has now on hand few OF the a
bove named machines, made entirely OF iron,
in way and manner so simple in its construction,
and yet so substantial and durable ns 20 surpass any
frame work Of the machine being entirely Of cas-,
ron cnabesi, with the help of one man 10 perform
It's work with the greatest degree Of accuracy, there
being no jar or give toit. 1t will bore and mortiee
hub, aud then by unscrewing two bolts throw the
driving shaft into horizontal position tenant the
spokcs by ntachlnga hollos auger, with the great
est ease and facility, all OF which IS warranted 10 90
done in workmanlikc manner.
A machine can be seen IN operation At my shop
Sent. 90 z. BARNARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

The German papers say, that Russia, Austria
and Prussia have entered inton league TO repres,
p"Pulahuoyemcuts, aud that France md England
have combined IN similar way AGAINST them,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

GoSr- Three Revolutionary patriots rode in the
procession az Hartford Conn, on the ith Of july
whose ages were 90 % aud 90 Before the ex
rrau-n OF the month they were all dead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

NARWLD-AtU Union Grove Putnam county.
On the 25i met, by the Rev Mr. Coffee, Vt Peoria
MrV ) VI. Ir"PlEroN, of Midleown, Ohio. 10
Miss MNR9AaEr VI DlCELY, Of Union Grove
Accompanying the above notice was 4 liberal
SHARE Of the wedding cake Tor which the happy
couple have or sincere thinks We wish them
along and happy iie-an endless honey moon.
In the town OF Mcrilin. IA Sale county the
22I inst hy the Rev Jno Hctzle. Mr.. Srlpngy
y. BuNEEc to Miss CAruNRlSE 4 WILLIAMS.
In the town of Opijr the 4th inst By the Rev
simon Austin. Mr. Isaac DoAS to Miss ESTER T.
SWbr
At lie same time and place, b. the same, Nj.
JoSAJHAN DoAS, to Miss MARY JANE HARGl,oS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

The RAYMOND Family gNea Concert on Sat.r
day evening last at Milwaukee for the benefit OF
the O.Vhau A. l-m of httcity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

Scycu, Chipcway Indian chief, have recently
visited Washington to secure % missionary. school
teacher, ard q saw mill They succeeded in
getting all three.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

Sylvester Graham The originator Of the society
of bran bread eaters deuuminated Grahamitcs,
died on the 9th inst at his residence in Northamp.
ton, Mass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

VIM Carson Esq, 'he Us mai. a-or. passed
through this place few days ago We under.
stand bis object is to establish i daily usl Jc-
tween Chicago and St Louis, by tue r.yer and
canal Such mail is much needed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

DIED-ht Morris, on the 2snl inst. Of IIy.
droolhHlI-. Imruys il. cider SON Of Perry A.
and Mary, j ArmaIou-, aged years, 10
months and % days
At the residence Of John Hossack on Tuesday,
Esd inst ir llu. place Mr.. Iif>uY G LESs. n.
tive Of Quebec aged y years
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
SIGHT EXCHANGE
SIGHT EXCHANGE

ON New York, in sums to smt purchasers, for sal,
by uo'g NorEs < FisHrR.
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1IsOIiiC.
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING
gpGnD .n1rrnparB
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,
One door westot l. ? Sanger & Co.'S ste

One door west Ot l.. I Sanger u Cos store,
OTTi IA, I'LL.
THE unparalleled success which so far has
crowned my business hy adheHng strictly o the
principle Of making" Quick Mies and small Prgt-
IT'S has made II necessary Tor me 10 bring OH
tremendous large and fashionable stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
for men and boys, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
trunks carpet hags buffalo robes, gloves handker-
chiefs. suspcndcrs, umbrellas, drawers and under
shir's, socks India rubber and oil clothing, latest
styles moIcskin hats and general assortment Of
everything constituting gcutlcman's
COMPLETE d. fashionable OU7FIT
all of which now ocrat the iOwest rate Of prices
to my old friends and customers, and TO the public
in general
The whole Of my present stock hos been made
up with n view to the wants Of thlsmarket, andbe-
ingcouvinccd that there is no house IN this place or
vicinity TO sell rs cheap as do, shall continue 10
ma ke myself worthy of the public patronage as here
totorc II being impossible to mention everything
Of my varied assortment or to say IN words all
will do for those who favor me with call, solicit
every one in want OF articles in my line TO come
and look Tor yourselves, and am sure you will not
lcaye thsesnblshmcnt without buying.
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
Ottawa, Sept. %. Il. RAUGH
in Sanger g. Armour's New Brick Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27

We would call attention 10 the Advertisement
of,he Rockwell Circus. which viii re at thi. place
next Thursday. This j., said 20 be one Of tie
test companies Of lie kind, travelling tue United
SAtcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-09-27
Ai,nAyIs, AlllNIs,

ONLY a few more of those Bay State Long
I J Sbdris left, at sep, &c CuEEvER's i