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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
" A CARD The Directors OF the New

" CARD-The Directors OF the New
loTk Etie Railroad respectfully snboSnce thst NE or
nal opetinR oi Road VIII tsAe place on wednesday,
The lalhtusl ,.,., .... a..
rhey nave Included IN the number of Invited guests tho
Pre,c& M OF the Uned snd hesos OF Deparm
he Govern Or Lieutenart Governor sud he~s OF OepAE
ntpt, Members Of The Senate and Assembly OF es sa.e
and The Msyor and Common Council Snd heads Of De-
psrlnspn OF this CITY, ~, ,,,... -,
IL would have Afforded the bosrd OF directors kIeAs
ccnd th-y nave extended their invsObs 10 tae
stockholders sud Oher iends OF he road o1 Ine oAp
pontmenl in receiving their passenger cars ana ne ned
sccon nOdauobs 81 Duukk render imPoasoleio Tor mem
10 90 - -, -. .--.,,.
The, would further slse hat Al al early DAY Irsoge
rem, v be INSIDE furnish eXclrsion uckess 10 S1ooA
holders thu, giving ,hem an opportunity 70 eksmue H0
road a. their leisure, and al sreduced rate OF isio
BY order VI the kosrd Of Directors: o,,, O. -.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
New Yorl Msy II. 1851. mSIo :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

as frst-Iate Cook, by respectable
~ p,o,s,,snt Young Woman. IL 40 excellent Baker
"a go Washer sDd Ironer. Beat Of City reference.
SeS L.~reuces a. beI-~en sprt ssd Prince sIs
or lhe fI floor Can be seen Tor three days II not 81
gseed N.Y. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

ROARD-In South Brook YIN for Fami-
- lies or single GenLSben IN . house with gas and
modem improvements In9aife a. a. LTiHgston-st
NV w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

DlANO.-Wsnted to Purchase, a Sec
3 otd hand Piano Forte, on resIosa1le terms leass
Iste v11e sne Information oy addressing X. Tdsane
once. myl2 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

Wanted. az ia Nassau ST..
(hssemenD sookkeepers. Statesmen, Clerks School
Ieseeen, Drug Clerks, PorIers Bsrsecpers, Bows 70
lsAn good trades. Men on farms W alters. Coachnen,
Osoensr1 &c. Applicants bcOsnF 8. free OF postage,
Will be suited Charge TO employers ressonshle.
mylS IL fHOs SPHINX. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" American Institute.-FAkAEAs OLO
40 extra meeting VIII be held al TIE Repository 10
Broad on TT ESDAY. May 18Th, 81 noon. TIE sue
e for Confederation The OF Phos ohsie OF Lime 20
Agriculture Strangers are particularly Invited "A
si0u tree TO all IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13
CENTEEL FURNISHED BOARD

UING HOUSE To "A lady about leaving Ihe city
Ia DESTROYS Of cisposnS Of the furniture ana good vii Of
her bosrdD ghOuse S1aec 10 very genteel healthy And
ouie, part u he town, ard having and cid 0stns
tbrou ghout with every con7etence Tna Advertisement
IL worth the srron OF any party Of pecia1isy and
energy TIE house "a fnl Of Oosrders WHO would remain
under tenant a. I1e recommendation Of ihe sdyera'
ser Rsn, moderate Acdress A r, Box 80, Poss Once
myl2&'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

DOARD.-A few Gentlemen can be ac-
I'D eommodsted with Board and pleasant rooms. with
hot cold and shower baths a. lS5 WoOsters ne" Pm Co
AZ N.Y. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" rintfEg Of every description, from = CARD
N BOOK. executed 10 h- best Styla al The 10 VEST
Cash PRICES by BAKER, GO0WlN co, TRIs.
UNE BUILDINGS Entrance Spruce a2ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

AS Cook, Chambermaid, &c. by two
N respectable Young Women one 81 COOK, "a'asr
wA,hpg ard roning-hss lived over ge yeas 10 her ls'
place Beat Of city reference. CAL o. treat one, 81
h he rear Can be for Two dsyI, II not suited IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" Neiices-rbe New.York North A Grand Unioa
sin bod adjourned sessiOn al Soe Broadway, neI
FrsnAin-N. WEDNESDAY March a. commencing ~ 10
oeoeh NJ PancG1Sl attendance s desired tbs r.pre
Tue ImSIS IVi Lucy GRAVES, q s 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

MATCHMAKER. - Wanted, for a
w Southern city, matchmaker, one that can engraye,
and an American preferred. Apply Al II haiden'lane.
mylS sw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

ITO ORNAMENTAL COMPOSITION
Il MANUFACTURERS Wanted, two good hands,
who ubeentand cutting out and finishing Apply At 81
Whte-st myl0 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" Veteran Corps of the War of 1872, 10,
IA COMPOSED Of no have been aged In rus NIL
hsy Service Of The United Sass 10 the War win Ofea'
Britain, declares June 49, l8l2-sre directed 10 sseI6ie
With eoetsde on hat, no side arms, al oet1ea q s
AFTERNOON At the Eat end OF The City HALO oe
presented 10 the President OF the UniIet Ststes
lie NICHOLAS HAl0dT, Colonel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

A Wanted, 500 Agents for DR..
N SINNERS celebrated and uneqlsed family books Tor
middle and Western States The greatest Inducements
given TO epteprsing men, and hal wages paid TO go2a
hapds For particulars call or address tpostpaldl l. w.
PARMENTER So NasSsu.Tt, New York. myi2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" general Committes Of DomSerauc Whla
Ysuas Ni,p.-Tho tnomDors OF this COmmlttee are
specially requested TO assemble 81 the washington,
No. Bfosdwsy TUESDAY, l3.h instant al IA O'CLOCK
for he purpose OF participating 10 The reception OF Ino
President The members are also requested TO convene
Al the Brosdwsy House. at "A O'Clock Nj the same cay
10 pay their respects The President puncuA a"eno
ahce 10 desired al both meetings .. s.,,
~ comSs Secretaries myl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-13

" Every Man Vt. Own la udlo rd-Toe Usion
btleirE As'ecisuon ~n hold heir fret rese AZ meeting
oneef nc new organization OF the cnater Every mem,
ser requested come ward snc pay up s G1es acc
~ ShO wish 10 lnin will have opportunity NoLn7 Ahd
seUe Yourselves home Prospectus OF Const tnuon car
DC eehhed 81 William Parker Sec etary; ~ OsoN .
sId n'oTmAncn given by Arssrs Bsrnsrd tafsSns 10
Wsha ParciuA anendsree 10 solicited On tassosy sss-
Ansi Nay ~, ~ . O'CLOCK, a. ~ Grand e. bal hyl|" ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
11hnSitians s. Surgeons.

4. Hard. VI ID, Fhgsi-ig $ Surgeon, ottawa,
idWols. Oui'r corner OF la Sale and Mudsou
Streets, ON the Cont II ou,c square. Residence
q lew doors west ol the Mechanics Hall, on Ma
olson sttcct may 10
VIM. ", Cavnrly, Paysiri1a s Smgcop-- III.
AItrI W--DH,r "a the drug store oilers uIs pro-
t,s-iouai services to the citizens oi ths yicunlry
and hoj''s by attention to business, ~ rrc,t
share blpHbuc patronage. -!-J0it
IL. ". Hopkins, Physician ari SgrscoV-Oi-
hrCi, M, ,Jtt'tS HI, professional services the cI-
tzens of Ounwl, and vicinity. O,hce over the
st0ic OF II W CErryrr, usNtp Wa.NcrN !ck-
mJsteslence Oh he aorth side OF hr new public
square, where he uIy be found at all times except
when absent On proirssoua. buIurss aug Gas
Dr. j Pearson, PHEyiciG1, S,trgcOR. anil Den.
tSt--OitImI, H., o'l''rs h.s prprsnoua services
to the mnthitlnls ot OUawl and vicinity. Oi-
iii'e AT Hi- residence on Columbus street.
L. S-Or 7. sJIii continues 10 perform operations in
nil the various branches oi DcnitStIy. Charge Ia
cJrrcsp1Rd iriih ttr tfmeS' mar y, ~
-. ID. Thompson. VI ID oilers his prot. -souai
services 10 the citizens ol Ottawa and vicinity
O,Iisr, N the room formerly occupedhy DR.. Glt.
bert, opp'4l'r the Telegraph Office, up stalls. IN
R'Idlcls block. api 2O-il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
OTTAWA, ILL., SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1851.

O
",',, "'ey want 'hel9 u'ry buy 2i n'' o'n3ti
""e'ht' 'u'"oei'hs the f"f vii" them would
"n'I va t''"'' lto"3'ed The national interest or eN
'',' "' "'U""1t icrn'"n"n' u would have
,'''''' '''",' 20 "yrP'h 'hr IMPRESSION already
81 '"'H 1T "'h'e "nd "oiodu NAT we a'r
" ''"e' ""h'aS people 'hh"JiunS broad ana
'''''s ""'''''" ''''''nS great indictments to the
me- s'"'''H INSCRIPTION % agriculture and that
~ 'N' i'"'! !" SUCK !" mat ana let a'ohs 'hg
W ''i'' ""''', require u'A'e''y nnu
"'"'"'y uI Workmanship We must ogtgtow this
"'''',''''' Is are ~ many departments
w. ~ "''''N i'''e''ot 10 Tue Dc't II
,,' ita.',,1' " iH'"Pe' III Hl'Ns n'u Linens
,,lI i h ",'.h Nv" " fI,o" u"'t ''e case
/ pr'',lor.',i "'''''" "'','"i d lew year, W
H., 80 r.,' ''''"' anu E"n'S peh'n' ;
-, ',''''II ".", - ~ "'"s'y ''"'"'' He
, ' ''''''' ~ ''S "''' '''',t ''''n Co''o"',
." '"''"N'y ~ 'u' '''''S' "'''
Wv I'' ."e"'s Sau'ihS upon 'rhl, bH'
- % "o s"o'sH "I''n maze 'hu'h sno" III
' ",,'' ms ~ "''7,n" Sr"T""' VIII out
,I,,,,.',t "'',.'" ",""' M"''" VI
,n'l ''' I"'"' "u''"'s' A''''' Fi"'ue'',
-t'" "e','', our HIahnb'c'IfetS' VINO ma
J''''ei'vs l,'t at every 'etH' anu '''eh SIPpI'h
r,'J ,""I ,'' IN' ,'o'rs oy sh'"y I"nI'TS nom II
u,, ,a,. ~ v, J'''"s "',I"'lo'i III Lu'"ie "
AM, ;,,,.,,, ~ ''' "''P W '%''o'1
,T 'rt''''T''I "'S are "o'o 10 maze anu
r.,,, a. " p',''' A3o" '''' 'o,'''uer"'lo', mas
,,i;.l. ,n',I I "'.t '",'0 ''a'""',y "' ""'no W,
,,a,,,'c.'',,.,' "''''' "''o nave oe'u "s'e, SIC
yLn, Lr,,IoI. "'F 'eLe s, uI arc coming 10 seG
,Lsy ",. n,,, W S~''. '','} .I' m "," up ""'
gL9y Hl,.l. LaIy ''"'y :" ''I' an ''O' BLOW
,,,,, t,I ','uI ~ ''''' W '''"s1 "'o "o'A
Unndcnt capital Of Europe are ou,,e sufficient al
Ircady.
| Still. there are some YanLee Notions that
| wish had been sent over Think opr Ont N,,l.
our Pins, our Wood Screws dc .LoulI have been
represented. India RuLberis abundant here but
| | have seen no Gutta Perrba and our New York
| COMPANY IIud~on Mauptactpring, ini,Lt have
put a new wrinkle ON .Johp BulTs E,reLead hy
trnd,n. over AN assorted case of thrir rabras =
The Brass and kindred r,L,irs of Waterbury Can.
Inectcut, ought not to have come gp j..inr. and
a set Of sample, Of the FLINT Euamced War.
of Vermont voulJ Lsve hssr ,,r,,I os Gr ysr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Display Of Articles at the Worlds
Fair,

Mr. Greely under date of London, May ! thus
re'ors to the display Of articles from the various
countries whose industry is represented in the
Worlds Fair
immense as the quantity of goods offered for
exhibition ia. it ia not equal to the enormous ca.
pacity of tle building, to which Castle Garden is
but dogkennel. do hope We may have Il
Chrystal Palace Of like proportions in New York
within two years; it would be ofincstinablc val.
ue as study to our young architects, builders
and artisans. If such an cdiice were constructed
in some ft locality, to be leased out in portions
under proper regulations, for stores, believe it
would pay handsomely Each store might be So.
parated from those next it by partitions of iron
and glass; the fronts might be made of movable
plates Of glass or left entirely open the entire
building being opened at in the morning closed
at at night, and carefully watched Mt all times
True, many things are yet to be received and
some already III the building remain in the boxes;
still, think there will be some nakodness, even
week hence The opportunity for seeing every.
thing, Judging everything, is all the better for
this, and indeed is unexampled
The display from various countries is very un.
equal, even in proportion.
Old England is OF course here in her might ,
El"nCe mas vast ColIecuon especially OF articles
appealing to tho taste or fancy but Germany
and the rest Of the continent have less than ex.
peced to see and the show OF the United States
disappoin,s many by its alleged mcagrencss !
do not view il in the same light, nor regret, with
n New York merchant whom met in the Fair
to-day, that Congress did not appropriate sl0o.
600 to secure full aud commanding exhibition Of
American products at this Fair. do not see
how any tangible and adequate benefit to the na
tion would have resulted from such dubious dis.
position of national funds In the first place, our
great Agricultural stapIes-at least, all such as
tind markets abroad. are already accessible and
well known here Bales Of Cotton casks Of Hams
or other meats, barrels of Flour or Rosin hogs
heads Of Tobacco, &c, might have been heaped
up here as high as st. Paul's steeplc--to what
end Europeans already know that we produce
these articles in abundance and perfection, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
The Best Coal

DROJGll'Iln the Ottawa markets. now raised
- 10y Mr. MARKS MORTALITY, who may Il
all times he found At has residence near the canal
bridge at the head ot Buffalo Rock His bed is IN
the same region where the famous Slravn Coal" is
raised aud Mr. VI. challenges Il comparison with
that conI knowing his owu taken al together 10 be
better article. As to the cuai from most oi the beds
oiouna Ottawa, It IS po1uysly not to be compared
with his; aud yet MIR, Morlarty engages To sell his
coal scheap as, II not cheaper than any ofthe coal
denlers this region.
Teams always Kept in readiness to deliver coato
order; or any number oftrams loaded n, short nc.
ucc on applying a the residence OF the subscriber
The attention Of BlGckmiihS is spnricuarvcntied
TO tins coal MARKS MORTALITY
Buffalo Rock, a ms below Ottawa Dec II, 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31

I'll TAvE TIE Lor.--Our friend Burgess, Of the
well-known house Of Burgess, Stripger d Co,
tells capital anecdotc of himself which should
not be privately "bushed up" lie is member
Of the Methodist Church, and being at "A camp.
meeting near Sing Sing, last summer, he had the
misfortune after two or three days and nights
attendance to fall asleep in the midst OF power.
ful sermon, 1t was just after the New York
Trade.sale of books, and Mr. Burgess was dream.
ing thereof and to the searching questions of the
speaker--"Willyou longer delay will you not
choose today whom YOU are to serve i-wha,
course will you taker Take the lot.--tho bal
ance to Burgess, Stringer g. Co" exclaimed Bur
CESS eagerly, as he awoke and stared wildly n
round him. when he saw everybody staring still
more wildly at him, and the minister himself pet
rhed with amasement nt--knickrbockcr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
~ " - E 9aA "a a.. "a z va Z.
Brunker'S Rifle rIanufactOrV,

YGNlll. subscriber having returned fion the east
4 after visiting the principal manufactures, he
a Is now prepared 20 manufacture the cclrbra-
led Increase or Gaining Twist 1r, ,,hoh hc war
rants 20 nn equal nuy made IN tins stale or ri-c
where tie wit also keep constantly on hand and
tor sHIc,a good assortment uldouhIe and single bar
relied towIus pieces Powder Fip-ks, Game Bags,
Shot Iouchr-, Percussion Caps and usupeIor anti
Gle Of porting Powder,
AIhnds OF ublug Inthe gunsmth line done with
nratnr-- aud despatch
Shop ON the east side of Cuhimbus st., one door
-OulHui the Union House. luue 22-n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Select School for Young Ladies',

IonmtNcin9 WdV l9, lS5l, Of'dlcd, Winoi,
MRS. GoRToN, Principal and successor Of Miss
vi Cody, In this lnslliuton young Indies will
becareiuy instructed IN oil the branches which com
PRISE thorough English course, together with po.
lite ornamental and classical education
Terms 0t Tuition, PEI Quarter, ~ wscks1 nav
able when the quarter has half erpired
onhography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Mod
ern History, and Geography, $500
Ancient History and Geography, English Grnm-
mar, Rhetoric and Composition 400
Nnturnl and Moral Philosophy, Physiology, Anno.
my, Astronomy, Chemistry and Botany. 500
EXTRA
French, Spanish, Latin and Greek, si50
Drawing and Painting so
Fancy Work-makihg Shell Flowers, Embroidery.
Netting al so
Nezsotinto Painting 5000
Poonrr ana Marble Painting, $500
NN Unqlesilonahe references given on apphca.
ton. Nny
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
miscellaneous.

George Smith ,Fdsiiopabie Tailor, opposite Cush
mans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and will be happy to make up clnthngto
nllwho may favor lIlm with their patronage. AT
warr,utcdntycr case. particuInratlcn,ion pai,
to CWtiRs. Ottawa may 10, 1919,
C.Burr, agent fer ErJtcriiOR Insurance Comma
m. HUttJri-opposite the Mansion House
Seth G. Earl, CUriags, horse, and sign Painter
PapcTeraHd Gldsier, Ottawa, III. Shop on Co.
lumbusslrcct over Palmer and Gays wagon and
carnage mnkershop.
Jacob g. stone, SidNs, Harness, and TrRnL
mihlfdciHrcr,qad Cdri1ge Trimmer corner o
Canal aud CoumhuSslrerts, Ottawa, mare
Jos. II. Wagner. Justice ofthe Pracr, Office in
on dec 7'iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Tt1!.SSsINs..

| BAILEY would inform the citizens ofOuawa
E! 4. and 'ur rp"0p.n the surrounding country, lla,
hh has now opened shop ON his own account
O"s ioor south ef ne iaion House,
where hr intend, TO carry on the above business tuJ
the present FroM hIs cNpru,Nrc IN tie business
aud long residence u the Town, be- ilutIrrs himself
lhath' has gained reputation for good workman.
ship, thhtcuunui he surIa-.edIn this meridian.
Beng constantly IA receipt q, The newest styles
the public can rely uponhiyug their garments made
upn the most fashionable manner, aud warranted
TO lIt
Cuung lone oushortnoticc Termsrcasorab'e
l-InLnL Ami Nt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Drug QistS.

Walkcr " IricldiuS. D-p'ers in Drugs, Ve9i-
cincs Paints, OILS, FIrmyics, Pdiem Neti-
ciHes, GlIsS, Sc, Ottawa, III.
Hunter ~ Cnvar!y, ,DcalcrS iH Drugs, NeiiciRcs
PIHio, OAs PdisW NeiiriaeS, Furnishes Duc-
-stngs,Sc second store Uo,.h o.lhe Naus,ouuou-c
Ottawa III.
G. l.. Thompson, D,I'ern Drugs Patent NcGi.
ciH's, Pants, Ois, Furnishes, Dys-SiatS, &c.
Between City Ilot,ilnl HrIdct'- block
ST.. Smith. Deaier in Drugs, li~,tciacs Paiaty
O!k, Dye SiHBS,Sc. Ne., Newark, Kendall cout-
fl.rr,t.r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
- A New supply Of @
< < Cabinet Ware. n

VIE subscriber woUld respectfully inform the
citizen, Of Ottawa and vicinity tha, he has
just received large assortment Of Cabinet Furni-
uire from 81 Lou.- aud Chicago, consisting otcard
crun'fc aud dining Tables hedseads OF all kinds
such ascott1ec Jenny Lind md common bedsicad>,
cane, tag, ,ond wood seat chairs BUREAUS looking
glasses; p,ciWe E1ncs and pictures IN great varle-
'y, &c. all OF WHICH he wl sell nj u very small ad
yang, o. tine original cost and transportation.
lie has u'ntr permanent arrangements with houses
both IN -. 'om. and Chicago, to keep his stock
constantly rcp.eul-hei
AIworA -'tihy hrm isw1uanted TO he wcllmqdc
and a-curooas can be- bou1ht anywhere IN the west
E,-Ai IHgd, ~ custom work no H0- line done at
the shuucslupu,s. Coihus kept on hand and made
30 order, ani funerals attended with heprsr. In
,srmrutp prFurr--in lhc Cemetery given nj ) cach.
Ware house and -aop on la Sale suce, neat the
court house square Ottawa III.
mayIo JOHN pITH4T
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Bowling Saloon !

TAMES OConnor respectfully informs the r,-
?, zcns 81 Ottawa, that he has recently rc-f,trd
aud materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally established by him,
and that hc i now prepared To accommodate parties
desiring healhlu exercise, with the best game OF ten
pins to be- found this side OF Chicago
His Alley has been lately constructed ofhc best
ChcUy, and cannot fail to give the utmost sat,siuc
ton.
wIll give one dollar premium 10 any man who
will make seven 10 strikes IN a halt string.
DruVy1 Ian lN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Chain PUMPS,

tIE would call tl"r''ruuon The public gene
w rally and To GJm,rs and STOCK ,rowcrs in
particular 10 the utility aud durability ui luc above
named article. For ordinary purpu-c-, they are ,u-
pcuor To all other pumps a. lhoy cannot trcczr ur
uufc the water aud ouuccuunt ul remarkable sun
pIiciiy a constructions NOT liable 10 yet ouI ol or
der or To be dcu,ulrj 4 cuii ots or 10 years OF
age ran draw walrrl,om ordinary wells with ease
and safety.
Al orJcrs left at John IIossack's Office, Ottawa
i'll lhc promptly attended to. T. W Row.
OUaWu. Sent a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Fl otrlg .

Mansion House, Ottawa Illinois, by Waugh &
CreSsnGpr, successors lo r. lhomc. Passtu-
gers unurd toaudllom the packets free oi charg,
Stage from all directions aII,c and depart daily
May 10.
Fox River House, by l.. DELAgo, on the canal
uear the aluaduct. Cana packets stop regularly
atihlS house.
American House, ncarlhe confluence of he l.
llnoiS and Fox Rivers, ,anducur the bridge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31
Stora9r s. furwar Din
Notice TO F.,rmcrs.-r. CYouy j. no

prepared to pay cash tor wheat, corn, and oats,
h,s warehouse, al halt way between Ottawa, ,uud
Mo Is, where he has made H.1rige over the en-
nal for the accommodation ul the public, aud al
So repaired the roads to ,hIipg.Ut ior JHr couSc-
ucncc Of farmers. jan l-,lu
Maurice Nurphy,--Siarqgc, ForwyiUg aEd
Commission Merchant, dealer ~ HI. kinds ui pro-
ducc --Wcrrhuu,r cast oi thsTSlud- we're
house, nam canal, Ottawa, IL. .ort lg-6m.
4. u. Charrunud, Storage y Commission Bey-
ciant-War-hol-G castsie ct tie bridge Nam
canal, Ottawa, III. nov -
g.. IIIllS. SirG,e F1r,nlriing and Commission
NsrctIi, drJier u Nil tiaIS NJ proIate, Irur's
Warehouse, No >, SIr-cut, Ollnwa, Illinois
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TAN TIrLEs-Many persons are under the be
lief that n tax title to land is good for nothing
per- ~. Bu, the truth is. that where al the req
ui.itcs Of the law, cons,itu,ionaly enacted, have
been complied with, nJ title can be better The
failure IN this respect has caused all the trouble
und vcXaiion In regard to tax titles in Illinois A,
the season tor the sale Of lands for taSe, is ap.
preaching. wo think It not ainiss 10 call the attcn
ton Of buyers, and o,hero interested, to the sub
i,ct-B1,cdU ilotafs
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w AGONS.

= TWO horse wagons, and cno horse wagons
> made and tnmmcd in the best manner, 70,
sale by apnl u G. GAY.
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Il. \. Sryboid, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
aul Sohcuurin Chucery, Ouawa, la sale com
r.. limos. g-.-NJ,mtecT Advocate i"f tuNlNe
.r. march 10.
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STeCR SALE


Bcsro,. September le Brokers Board shares stern
Eaiircsd. lO3lE Ftchburs iir sd, 100 d., lr4
Northern Railroad 81 ca Pha3elpbis Wilmington an 1
baltimore Railroad 27 p do lGs, 30 50 keadins Rail
read. 274; Boston Lowell Rsilroad SSi; ~ horf TX
Count, narosd, ~ 70 DO, IT. 1875 do. iGH ~ DO. IL n,
DO III Is do II "a; 2fetmon' ard Canads carload 93lt
10 Bosaon END prev;denee Railroad, s6 IA Bl.ton ala
toH Boston and Worcester Railroad. oi< 10 Boston
1ono'd and Montreal Railroad. ST. 50 Vermont Cctr,i
Rs a., 3 ~ 100 d. s2't; 50 do az, % d. So 80 Do
q denslnrs Faosd r.p, 81 80 We. aud Assssehn
loA Ia lie Ghs-f c,mpary "a: 10 sdgsT.r,h csmpany
Tirgion ,nd Baanor kailrosd b6o. ?S 25 1esdps Rail
road. T,l; 90 do, btO Is; Boston and worcester Rail-
road iOl.
frI,.ADFLpnrA. septemter l7-Fyy.t BeaTa-ssge civ
Gs, N2l l,0D Tennessee 81. q i,0 state os HX; 100
9csI l,'toCity e. lt2}s; 90 o. ies1s on hsrr,s
Sorlis Cana, 1886 nc do. lss Penasyvsni, Railroad.
<0,< .4er Sales 50 shares oeura M u 10 Resan
abroad 273I; Ir do A35; 81 do. Tx. 10 do 23s 10
DO S. M; do 2ds. ~; I1 do ~ 70 do 4
100 10 q ~ no do q a. second Boara-S2o CITY 8
70? lv AnsE AZ, County es q; ZOO 5ssdias 6s 80
76,t; 675 Pennsylvania 5s !Oa 233l ehiT ror'c.ge ss
l.,o Chesapeake CO so so Lehsa irs 80 yo ss,res
Saes-2cc0 Reading bonds 20 7l2l 0 penus,ivanis S.
$685. 90 shares Reading Railroad c, "a 40 de-. Tss; 2O)
Morris Canal, t5. 1S&.