davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
A STOR-PLACE OPERA-HOUSE-
"A Admis.inn 30 cents --NEW WONDERS. C lnl-

meuce al
PROFESSOR ANDERSON begs 20 tn .nk the pubic Of
New York and s ycmy for their unprecedented support
with which they have crowned his first appearance IN
America and IN consequence Of pnor cement by the
Proureor If IIper Hall for three nights per week Tor
Mss CArHARINE HAYESS CONC ERl, and ihe Dlrec-
tors Of her concerts having ntma'el the pubic would
not be satisfied with three nights week. Professor An
defson has given Hp hrs place 10 the
FAIR SWAN or ERIN
MAX VI MAREIZEk has IN the most handsome manner
pie ed the Of the Opera House which he has ac
cepted aud most respectfully 70 inform the public mat
ho Will continue To give ms
GRAND SOIREES MAGlQUE EVERY EVENING
al this elegant Iheater where the entertainment wll pe
seen 10 one th, usand per cent. greater advantage.
on MONDAY, the 2-d aud EVERY EN kHlNG unti
further notice. the Great Wizard VIII appear ~ his MYSTIC
Laboratory and perform all hIs ASTONISHING WON
DFRS winch universally admitted by the press Of New
York Ia have No PARALLEL IN THE WORLD
The average attendance at rnper Hall during the past
five weeks has been 2ieO persons and As the Opera House
vii not accommodate than half that number, and all
TIE seats below beng numbered places nay BE- secured on
application no the Office, from 10 \. 90 VI Aneary
application is desirous As'Or place Opera House Ad
mission 20 all parts, 50 cents.
A Grand Do} Performance Revt SATURDAY, az 2P NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
,,n>.,.,lp2 ps Horos: Aacnose,r

l. NM hE.- a. attention al nous
~sfefsS cucc ,a 10 ftr $40 ~ sod >,..sra ~
1n. 80" iEf ~ lhlN tN e'ntsa.r| NDRNIN,, Al =.
ot'f. h y" $50 "ef nfcl av-. enhF.cria a "a ~.
Sno ,r-'n'se saftig oi. 'ln- snl sian h' -, 3. >f
u nEfs strrc'arf n|.tre.. ID .ar- .ssi.rf al -
ttf>ftai>. 'ts. AaH rsl..r,.'. r-tiag ni.h-ran. -
nt SRI maris chairs. r.. .-T, >tlses !. r,,ts =,
thug httasIsi sni tea 'aIr,. la.ny NaSastan,, a
tfottfif to. cen f. lS,.- t..es, vlla var er =
sac 7.'l commerce tfrt 7. without .,ri7l y.
NfA.sr. -. ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
L.ondon Corn Tradc....sarr 3.

IN. 1.atcr dunns the last week, IN many par OF the
-1unt g. has boAcn. and MT 80 aV fdfe ir harvest
oDerats as the previous two or three wceSs and the
NUFAT therefore that has been gathered in the indah1
and has not been got up IN 50 go0d cJ
dtIon as IN the eaer districts IN the southern aud west
ern part the cO1nry ueihcr Is the qualify 50 Inc nor
The cuapY vel! spoken of The former as ia the lat
ter The quarsty OF ne WHEAT hitherto brought for
ward m the country markets has not been large aud tRe
demand being good, the previous flces were pfey gem
eIaiy obtained g.. =,
htihe outports aud IN London. Wednesday and Fn-
dsv the trade was dul, but the rates renamed wtpu
variation. Floating cug1eS Of WHEAT and INDIAN Corn
sryed bong scarce iuily ODtaned the ite pnces and
rather more inquiry existed for Galal and Black sea IN
DIAN CORN for distant aTIIsdl.
The pnces OF GRAM In the Continental mar cts have
not come down sufficiently 10 allow OF imp 1riatlon here at
a pro1 nor can French FLOUR be brought ln 90 any Al
vantage she arrivals are. therefore, falling OF.
Al tins mornings the fresh supply ~ new HEAT
from and ent large h1t there was very Ltte
elefng from other county The mlers being rather
eager whole early dis sed of at fully last
Monday prices The demand for foreign continues Unit
ed but rather increased tmness was displayed ~ tue
holders
There were about 500 quarters of BARLEY or sale
EsSCE and Kent, generally OF tine quality; and a. the
getting into WORK, Il. quarter adv ance
from Monday realized several select samples nav
ang obtained 3ls NqIarter.
FLOUR continues IA ftIr demand the bakers beng
ious to get some made from WHEAT quantity Of
American has changed hands al low plces but French,
beng mostly out of condition, - very duh OF sale
FLOATING cargoes Of WHEAT and INDIAN CORN continue
the
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
i AST NIGHT-MR. DEMPSTER'S

- -NlNf II lANs - lSNA - A'Ah -
Last Ballad Entertainment viii De gwen a. ia, Ia
beruacle IN WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept 2tth, Nhen
he Will sing ms fllorfe Songs The spot whore was
BON" When the nislt winds bewaleth " John An
der.on nv Io" d" Lonely auld WIFE" Evening Slngs
Nv hof Tammy" Lament 0f the lash Emeftnt
Death If Warren " Blind Boy l.m alone. all alone
Tax yer auld cloak attOt ye aud The Ma Queen u
three parf, Tcaets ~ cents 10 commences AZ O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Gales bn Auetlon.

A u MERwIs. Aucuonesr
DY BANGS. BROTHER e. CO.
- Trade Sale Rooms. NJ y PaTk-f0r-
REGULAR NEW-YORK FALL TRADE SALE
f'OntInued
STATIONERY
viii be sIled and continued nj al the catalogue a ds
psed II Gany large ani valuable ascts 4 staple 4le
fancy gods, paper, &c, remain JET pe ''d 50
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
vIrriTUnZ iLs.<Ac.

vIElTyhz iLs.sic.-.-Tsis sNv
s,s-2l,.a-.-5 t9SHts--.5 - N0oS-ss-s--.--- -
SN,H w,rER..--seDt y $500.
ss,d, HEX = Ip r5rv Island jJm Hell oi's DID
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
ANTHONY J Ia fEcKRkR, Aucuonoer
I'M hIAIf .f4N D...... :.

h. MOONEY. Aucuoneer,
ROOTS and SllOES-300 Cases An
eassorment OF Boots Shoes aud Rubber, ADAPTED 10
the season on TUESDAY a lO O'Clock AM, at sirs
No rs PeaTst Also. prime assortment bf private ale
at loves, rates, a, Ne 22, pe'rst corner Plat New
York guN VA
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Liverpool Cotton Markct....-sE

The market has been firm to-day and prices have m up
ward tendency the sales estimated at 10000 bales
oCO which taken for export and 300 specua
ton and cude $500 Aneucan 20o Egypt at 6d to 3D.
1900 Sufa at 2d 10 id 70 Sea siand al Is 10 Is Al
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Goal.
INYOMING COAL-Mined by tn,
IAY M YOIR COAL WHLE m

y is CHEAP We C.n supply consumers nnS ShA
the best kinds OF COAL ~ stoves raRges Furnaces and
CRATES, either from yard At the cosnsr Il Ea-as
and i9th. st., from the Old establishment AZ No "
Greenwich-av at very loN rafes Orders may b. snt By
dispatch posts ISIS In WsSI ANDREAS SON.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
I ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL.

j L-Ths Delswar sld Hu0son Canal COMPANY nov
prepared to receive Tor their Coal, bro,en saa
screened for family use. 81 23 per tun, delivered on
yard OF nj 81 per tun from 'oais Orders at heu
Ofce 81 Wull-st, OF n ther scyeral Yuis-coner xnf
and Greenwich SIS tot of Huber-st, N X FOOT
Goverueu-st y X 'o0t II Adams-st, and IN Fprmsh,
between State and JeTaienon sis Brooklyn sni Il oa
u North Tenth ST., " ilI amsDuTgh
my23 tfMWsF ISAAC n SEYMOUR. TIeas lrsr
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.
London Markets

svGAR-The pubic sales say 1900 bags MaurItigs and
Bonpa exceeded the demand and scarcely one tfa sou
ID The low qualities showcd slight decline bat import
A.. very generally supported the market aud bought IN
freely 80 hhds only Of West India sold.
cargo Of TRINIDAD de Cuba sod aaoat at prce snade
IN favor OF the buyers The refined market dun prices
are unaltered Grocery Lumps i5s 20 49s .
Coyryg-ir Piantat On Ceyl0n sold IN public sale
as ures Which averaged those Of last week large bu-
has been done b. private contract ia TINS
the last
RicE-20 600 bags Bengal found buyers in public sale a;
prev rates
COTTON-pO bales sold at fuil puccs.
TALON remains quoted a. old. SS-- ~ az
In 1ft af os no material alteration. hW the inHker
tavc a. h,o without s2iif.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
Professional Notices.

DOCTOR {. W. GRAVE, from Hol-
.rein Ge~uanv Practitioner 4 Medicine and Sur
ge-v No POS Court-st between Harrson and De
a., irr IS 2n MWkF'
A. GRAIN. Professor of Drawing and
4 Painting. has removed to 30 ~ East lj,h St. near
Uul1l-pace. whore he viii continue M h,tLu'oR 70
Ladies 'snI Gentlemen IN the above branches Schools
s,,erdsd a. f9rmerlr sO2sNWSF'
nEAFNESS-S SIGH TED
4 NFSS-DR HEATH deyotes his attention sH
ciusyev o. dseases II me Ear and Eye. Dsnsss Ana
shYsish- Objections generally understood py he pro-
f.son are rendered durable b. the hight OF modern sur
ger. and practical experience Beautiful Afthcai kfes
inserted 3. HIM capable vi all the motions n the natural
erxa.. once No. 162 Broad way Hours trou BIO 5
81 m
VAIL d ROOT, DENTISTS, late Of No
' s73 Broadway. have removed u NJ. ID Bond-s.
auz5 In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
COAL AFLOAT for 81 80 per TIN

~ Black Heath AID Lehigh Range aad stove Goal -
Now dschargng. the ah"e, Of superior saany, and N
handsome order and fr sale Il the above l0r II de-
l,v.red from the vessels JAMES l. WORTH.
si3tf NJ q Broadray. nd ith-st., cor. rbOmpson
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24

nANk DEPARTMENT, State of New
York Albany Sept II, lS5t-The MECHANICS
BANK of WATERFOWL has this day filed ~ this Office
a notice of the appointment Of Mes-rS. W ASHBURN
co the Cy If Albany as agents fer the redemption of
ITS circulating notes agreeable the act EMIT ed An act
amend the several relating t. incorporated Banks
Banking Associations and Individual Bakers passed
April II. 1851
sl96t DANIEL b ST SOHN. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
RAILROAD COMPANY

= of NFW- JFRSFY- INTEREST % the rate u seven
per cent per annum all nstameDts paid On the stock
the COMPANY viii be paid the office Of the Company
at Eiizabethnort on the st DAY OF October nert. The
transfer book will be closed untl October l. 1851 Dated
Ehzabethport, sept. o. 1891.
"a I,v GEO n PEGRAM Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
pARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM

DROCLAMATIONi : BE it Known
TO all Men hv these presents that for divers easons
among which the arrival OF the Swan Of Ern have gone
2. The ASTOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE, where shall
THIS and EN ERN EVENING. Introduce an entrs new
seres Of ASTON NDING WONDERS. See Bi is. Al
,uI.stnn 50 cpute Omen nj 7-commeuce A. -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
II. + WuI,en. Necioaosr

II. MufA>n. Arc'oncef
4 / c TION NullCE.-Second. hand
~ Furnitrre-H + WILLARD. 4 .c,s,aec, .,ll -
AT auction THIS MORNING, ai tai o'clock. A No.
Sales Room. Ne $40 bradwav. gSd aSs.rraent n -,
on0-hand kurntufe removed ii tLt oAsrnense oi sale
New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
VA rvs IRFFNouOU, Auctloncer.
lNRE\CH WIN DOM-G LASS At AUG
X. T.. WILLARD. Auctioaesg
A UCTION MOTTO Eli +. VIII

I d. HOLBROOh & co. will sell on
~ THU RSDAN sept htt A. loi o'cloc>, hv onler of
the Assignee, large stock I'd Gold ahd Silver ArCHHs
JEW EIRi. Nc Also, 3msgnhcent Bullaat Brooch -
8,tones, cost S675 AS cue Ring cost S25e Aiso one
splendid MelCdegn ant ore Muse Box. Nc. S3Ns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08

And, you know ] am considered bit of qui."
Miss Judgment spoke next, and expressed her de-
hgh' right,
That the others had spoken So much in the
She considered the pants the coats. and the vests
Were such as 10 stand the most quizical tests,
And pr 'nouEred many praises equally due,
TN The Quitting warehouse and the pfoprieiors too
Nm, Tint y,who followed ,wouId have them to know
That the prices atnaudebaum sare a, a II times low.
w hich assertion was backed by Ms Caudle and
.,,., -HiSs ftnny, tany.
w no declared that the prices were cheaper than
ia support uiIhe establishments OF uindiebaum and
hohn. trade Is.
-Vay crowds ny the dress wait 10 prove What il,
And L.lr on, the views Vi Jury OF LADIES'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
Kohn and Mandlebaum's Column.
A JURY OF LADIES

\ number Of ladies both mnu,ed and single,
Ia n socla Tea Party happened to miurle:
Aud your not I've surprised When YOU find us conEs-
That much OF thrIf chat was devoted TO dress:
Such, indeed was the case and we wii now proceed
10 tell You how all on the subject greed
u recolect rightly. Miss Jos. phine Durv
Was the first in addressing rh- irmenine Jury.
Pray, give me- said She, THE opinion OF YOU all
Concerning the meri,- al MrBdcbnum's Cloihpn
consider myself" said the sensible Miss, Hall
That there is no more honorable warehouse. than
. ~, uis. sway -
nat y night" said Mss Quiz, your opinion wIl
Our husbands and lovers bear out all you saw.
Ny worthy gentleman. indeed would not wear
ANY other garment but what he boy. there!
a supeI -. warehouse Il ceIlaIIlY Is;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08

NFFER TO tie public the following valuable
" MUSIC BOOKS.
The OuIcinier; or The Netc Yo-k Coll,rties Of
Sacred .ussie, by Prof !. h WoopRuxY.
This work = aekno~ led ged To he the most com.
plete collection, both as to variety and number of
tunes, ever Yet published II represents irc krs-
dred OF the hrst composers IN the world containing
nearly 1000 compositions = different IN, tiers. sci
pieces Tor al occasions ct n'ec,,, such 3. las3.
toA, Dedication, Ordination, Burici Of tie OssG,
Thanksgiving, Opsains AID dosing Of rpses,
Christnds, sc. II contains complete iheory for
learning the On gan. Piopo ssrcPkiae, and Isls-
icon, by hgurcs, Instructions IN chanting m vary
ing the meters. large number 81 saered ballads
and duets tor these Instruments, and, IN addition 10
an extraordinary amount Of new muse, containing
every old tune Ut any worth ever used IN this roun.
try. In the Elements ar 10 be found many beau
uiul melodies and rounds Get 10 words nd design
ed 10 interest singing schools and clatsea. There
Is chorslerss index OF first ircs q o \ the odd me-
ter hymns OF every LYNN Book IN use with one Or
more tunes affixed 70 each. The work contains
also complete Oratorio, arranged Tor small eocie-
ties the music Of which il chiefly from R0nd<i
Hayda, Hummei, Bectaorrn, fomherg. Eeiic,en.
Ddrid. This feature IN the work - new and adds
materially 10 its value. The demand sor this book
Is the bestrslimonia. Of the public favor During
the brief period offs exs;enct it iaa passei through
Nine Editions. numbering $1,000 copies md the
Ttnnt n.' G,aa 600, |. now il The press oc,ss
Book: comprising hr,i.m,, Choruses, Qnrr-
tets, Tios, [uefs, Songs, e'e. New edition.
By !. b. WooDBuRy Constituting, it's believed.
the most complete collection Of choice music CIV.
eryei published in this country.
Anthems. sentences, and Select Picces.
This portion ofthe work is very attractive |, in
cludes pieces for the festivals Of Christmas Thanks
giving, and Easter; commencement and close Of
the year for Funerals and Fas;s, 1nsta afon, De-
dlcation, Sunday school anniversaries, Temper
ance celebrations, Missionary meetings, Concer, Of
prayer Communion, opening and closing Of Divine
service and concerts. Most ofthe pieces arr new |;
and while their simple melody and ease Of perform.
once peculiarly adapt them 10 the wants Of the
smaller chorS, they are all the largest can accuirv
TayIor'S Choral Anthems: A superior col
lection OF choruses, anthems, Guarte,ts, &c ;orign-
al and selected.
The Canticn Laudis: A late and valuable
collection of church music. by Lowell, Mason and
G. J Webb
The Golden Tyre. An extremely popula,
work. by V & Taylor. Also,
The Timbrel, by w oolhury,
The Psalterv, by Mason & Webb,
The Cnrnina Sacrs, do
The New Carnina Sacia, being an entire rey-
sion of the old work
The above book. viii be furnished 10 schools and
chors at the lowest wholesale pl ices q, the Chicago
Book Store. oct2S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE!

lust now opening, IN the three story brick
~ building, north oi the court house, large and
complete assortment oil
Drugs, Blank Books,
Medicines School Books,
Dye-Siuii., ALL NEW. MisceIous do
OILS and Paiu,s, Stationery. Sc,
Irriumerv' Toys md Nuts,
Liquors, nc, Notions and Music
tlaSswsre aud Musical lnsr'ts
a large lot OF choice teas ilom the Prkin lea
Company. r. Y GRGGs.
=, Geo. I. WhITE, Ag't.
Mr.. White is well known as thorough drupgis,.
practical chemist, aud will devote his whole time
and attention to the drug business All who may
call, viii be sure to get the Purest Drugs. put VI
III the most scientific manner Sept %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08

....... ORGANIZED, APRIL 18th, 1899.
the ehire sa"ty OF the institution mus, he appa rent
TO every one who reads the charter
The cost oi nSurlng ia tins company il 50 Low
ms to render IT almost inexcusable Tor the owners
OF ihsuraole property not 10 avail themselves oil its
protection.
- Board OF Directors:
mo Turner, John Bnllhachc. Elias ilbbard,
pen. Long, LYMAN rumbnll Benz X Hart.
John James, Nath'l Hanson. n q Edwards.
Henry lea, l.; kellenberger, VI q Atwood.
Eob' smith, Alfred Dow, John Atwood,
BENZ. F. LONG, President.
LEWIS kELLrNDERGER, Treasurer.
Moses G.. ArwooD, SECRETARY
uTApplcalion Tor Insurance in the above named
company may be made at Ottawa to
oct . 6n WIN. VI TRUE, Agent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
Popular Medicines !!

i lST Of popular medicines which may be found
atihe Cay Drug Store" Ottawa.
Ayers cherry prclaral, Juno cordial,
Andersons cough drops, Jayue's expectoran:,
Bachan's Hung. balls =" yrrmituge,
BaiSam of honey, I.ucpe cordial,
Balssm OF Late. Maubslis catarrh snuff,
Barclay scubebs & sar.p. Mlssisslppi fever tonic,
Bflstols sarsapanlla, Myers dandelion * sars.
Balm OF Columbia, MaSury ssars. & wa-a no
Bedbug bane, NJ AllsteTs Ointment,
Bn,cheers liq hair dye, Merchants gnrgling oil,
Bulls sarsapanlla, Moilnts pin bitters X pulls,
Coms'ock's do oglebys hotanic remedy,
Crumpons sifnwb. balls. Orleans cholera medicine
Cheeseman's Arab bals Osgoods Ind choagogue
Cody's ointment, Rogcrs hvsrwort and tar
Carpenters ext Buch. Rushton & Clarks cod Ii
Downs Elixir, Yer OIL.
Dyscnlcry specific, Railways ready relief,
Egyptian eye water Shcfmsns all healing balls
tahnestock's medicines, Satrrs ginseng panacea,
tenimore cough mkt Smiths tonic syrup,
Do nerve n bone I'm. Soaas medicines,
fosgnte's cordial Spohn's headache remedy
fltch's medicines, Iownsend's sannpatilla,
Great western ointment, Ihompson's eye water,
Do powders, The Kings OIL,
Do pile ONT Naughn's llthontrptic,
Grecar Fanch drops, Vegetable puln. halsam
Grdleys letter ointment W istars balls Wild cherry
lIoof'and's Germ bt:ers Western cough syrup,
Holton's sarsaparllla. Pellis canker baslm,
DO darrhGa syrup, Hastings napha,
Hertz scuryy wash, NJ Manus' elk. OF opium,
Hays linimeut, llcws' lnImcnt,
lloucks pauacca. Houses Indian Tonic
TruSses, Shoulder Braces, and SuJy0ricrs
Cranes spno add supp. Hull, Gouidlng, u Marsh
Fiich's abdominal do trusses,
Marsh's London do Fitch's shoulder braces,
Chapmans ab do thildIens trusses ass. siL.
nov Gm &. l.. Thomson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
Ottawa against the World

stock Mems
honI sand
ANS III 4
East side The SuaremR eili guekElO
nrrct thank
tnual,m
stock ana uS that have ever efcdl
Ottawa sept d. sl3i KOHN WANDLEBAUM
ndsa
not Fessmg
faHe
Of robes
stock OuwIlfn
other
o fOokOu
hats exhibited establishment
stock
chas IN that
TEN WIN BeLe Cos
hANDLEB4UN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
Encourage
Home Manufacture h Ottawa ENTERPRISE,
1851
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

Great Reduction in the Prices of Hats at
FELCH'S HAT 4 Car MANuFACTORY,
Corner Of Canal and Columbus street,
OTTAWA, Hi.
| would return my sincere thanks 10 the public
for the very liberal manner IN which they have
encouraged the home manufacture OF hats, and hav-
ing made arrangements for obtaining my material
Tor hating purposes from the largest mporiingcS -
Establishments IN the east, now offer to the public
the very best article of hat that can be manufacture
ed, tor the low price Of -, which will warrant
superior 10 any s. bat sold in this town and every
other quality uihai pledge myself TO sell from
- TO 30 PER CENT CHEAPER
than any other establishment, for am the only
manufacturer m town, aud can afford to sell for a
manufacturers profit In presenting my hats 10 the
public, / do so with the confident assurance tina,
can give the most entire satisfaction TO all that wIl,
favor me with their patronage.
Also, please bearln mind that in purchasing from
tELcH y, you are encouraging the manufacture
IN your midst; and he pledges himself To give Won
much better article for the pnce than you can get
at ANY tailor shop, boot, shoe or other store in the
town.
He will not insult the understanding ofthis intel
llgent community nv Offering any argument TO
prore TINT the manufacturer ran sell q bcfter ar
tcie at less prics than any who buy in other cities
tosrli agnln; and every sensible aud thinking per-
son mus, know that IN purchasing direct from the
manufacturer they have
BUT ONE PROFIT TO PAY.
ana then the money you pay remains and is eX-
pended amongst you and not sent of to encourage
The manufacturers Of other cites, to the detrimcn,
OF those at home.
~ "a ns~-ss a. ~ U.SSS
have also large and extensive assortment, OF
cloth, on CLOTH six mohar, seette and cotton plush
caps Of all styles and color- Of nv own rnanul,c-
ture, aud otthe latest fashions together with zen
ero assortment OF soft hats OF all coors and quail
ties, which am prepared TO sell cheaper than the
cheapest DO not fail to give me call for you will
fud everything MS represented l. FElCu.
Ottawa Sepirmbef "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
HARIsY's FRUIT GARDEN.

ME FRUIT GARDEN, treatise intended
4 to explain and illustrate the physiology Of
fruit trees, the theory and practice Of all operations
connected with the propn Ga tion trnnspanng, pru-
ming, and training Of orchard and garden trees &c
the laying out and arranging of the dfferen, kinds
of 40 figures; by p, Barry, Of the Mount Hope
Nurseries, Rochester, New York Price $l25-
A new lot Just received and for sale by
Aug2 A II & G. BuRiEY, 1872 Lake ST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08

EUJATE Ed at =
CHARTERED, FEB I'D, $780,. .......
Amount OF premium notes in force April LIST. 1851
constilutnea fund Tor the payment OF losses,
$369,36S 81.
secured by lien on property insured valued at ovei
$4,000 900.
This company insures dwellings,, stores. ware
houses. manufacturers. mills barns. stables, aud the
contents OF each together with every other slnli'
lar species Of properly within the state, from
Loss or Damage by Fire!
The Directors feel justified IN recommending this
company To the favorable consideration Of the eli
zens OF Illinois. Every one insured comes mem
berthe company being an association of custom
ers, each 1i whom Is concerned in lnsuring his
ncighbor. AZ the Indemn ication fund Arguments
in exact ratio with the increase OF risks the capital
OF the company Is comparatively exha,isless and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-11-08
phS Cairsso App1yAa


For The ialI trade IL now open for Inspection at
'HELN ER'S, consisting OF general assort-
mcnt OF
STAPLE Il FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ready Made Clothing. Hats. Caps and Nufis,
Boots and shoes Groceries, Hardware and Cut
leIy. Oneenswarr aud lapanned Ware.
The assortment Is now complete, and the atien-
ton OF persons wishing to make their fall purchases
Is respectfully solicited We would particularly re-.
quest the ladies to examine our large and vel. Sc
lectcd stock Of Dress Goods consisting OF silks pop
nos, apaccas, ra>hmeles. NOUS de ainc-. uinpAau,
also very large stock oiprnts. In the way OF
shawls, We have erCrg rGrieiy from - cents TO Sl5
We do not say that we will sell cheaper than our
ncighbors. but, confident that our goods must sell
Mt The prices We ask, all we want is an opportunity
to offer them. Inducements wW he held ont that
cannot fIii ofbeing appreriqted Bear inmind
~ I'VE Charge Nothing for sh0ring GooaS'
Ottawa, sept > ) w tiIEENER