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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
From California.


10y man. and 10y PASSENGERS from California
who left on the 9th ult, We have received files
Of papers 10 that o,,s Cpr ,r,,r,-s ,,.rr..lrI
lat - ,.iI"n u','' WI '''',-''' ,',
r,rtiops %, ~, ,o........ -. NOON.
d,ti,p H.. -, -. -. r.,.r
note the s,,y;'l.n,~, -, LIN. ...,..,,,
or c,,,,G,I,.,..-, wv '.,' ~,
ia, ,n,,r,ry 7q.n.t-a,, , r.,.,., ,r..
sum. nm The Mum, -, g., ,,. r,.
n..li:
9Th, sam, s,,,l,. .rl entire, ......... rl..r
characterized orr r,r,r,, tom ur .,.,r,u, -,,.
toms ct the placer, at tie time n, Ring a.
,''' - '1''''',"'N "' S'H news. commune .''
r5rr.I The m,.. ~. ~" ~, l...., -.
lne J-.-crs. Al thr strrru,. Mouth and ,.. o..
','e been unusually >wc1,n. aud considerable
den" -r ht- been ocrs-irrri O., ,l, v.-I.u-
away r, dams and m.agj- worA, and ,.r e. q.
u- .! deposits, where au.sI,us earth Ltd been
collected and stored awaiting lLs run. Iu'
these losses arc trll.n, when the beneficial
'''''-' WE. 7h, h '"' general prospects 'i Nr
'.,'.''' 'E ''' ,u.'.'""' SIIN '' wafer is '"'.
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.'
!" Tue way '' general news there Is nothing
q: striking Importance. The Legislature seem,
In have beer mainly occupied with q foolish 10.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
Masonic.

Through an affected contempt ofwll' some call
ir'c things, many remain lgnoran, nj what they
mILhrcn-uy know vii affect their destiny.
"A ultmg lmug-soon cures Itself" Is my in. nd's
reply when say, Bob, you have can awful cough I"
Eur when src Bob again. he's down that same
"IIt,,e Thing" has thrown hIm aud lny friend Bob
Is not the only one who "atcr the ball that night.
caurh, huIc cold which neglected, instead OF
curing itself, has well nigh rUrrd HIM
When will people lc1rnJic importance Of nttcn-
ding 10 lluc things On the order OF Nature rric,
none neglect their coTns if lrod upon. bat lirIc
cough, thong IL does rui1H,rr n vital part Of your
system Is TOO often reelected, ,ll We are forced to
know, what might have been known at first, that
consumption and death are the natural const qurn.
ces Of 4 contempt Tor TIM. hule thing Use DR..
Storms Scotch Cough Candy, nj once, you that
have any sort Of disease oi the chest or lungs me-
dlriue cannot br dispensed with, aud as this i-,"
efficient and an agreeable medicine the most iastr
dlous can have no excuse Tor ueRlcciiug toCuTc
thrm-rNrsat the very earliest momrpt
Free, Onr Dune per Roll. ; Rolls for - Cents :;
or One Dollar per Dozen.
Walker y licking aud q l. Thompson, Agent,
Ottawa, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

RocE ISLAND RAILROAD AND is SuLE-Quite 4
tempest in teapot seems to be raging 1t In
Sale Ia reference to The Rock Island Railroad.
and from present indications it is more than pro.
baOe that blood (from sunIry nose.) may flow
before the matter is settled. II is said the yehe.
menoe of the Hardy House orator is feariully OK
accrbocd, and that there has been n marked in.
crease in the consumption of brandy toilies
throughout the whole city. The cause ofthe OK
element seems to he an apprehension that the
cars on the Rock Island Road will pass the fou
rishng young city without ever giving the pas
sengers an Opportunity to test the superior fare
aud accommodations Of the Hardy House We
think our In Sale friends are making themselves
ridiculous about this matter without sufficient
cos 1t may DO true that the L. l. Road will os.
tablish Tor the present no regular depot at La
SaIle' but that the cars will pass without stop.
ping OF loading or unloading freight, is most
irrational supposition, La Sale is town enough
already to he immensely above the contempt Of
any Railroad Company, and finer present rate Of
prosperity is maintained, she will in few years bC
more independent Of railroad lines than they o
her. We notice some Captain Bobadil makes a,
exhibition of himself in the Standard 10y talking
ofdriving of the workmcn, pulling up the rails
&c; but we doubt very much whether the pcop,
Of In Sale covet the bad eminence" of hovnl
made ardculous attempt to throw distractions /
the way Of the great railroad from Boston /
Council BluiEs--thc longest railroad in the worly
''Can yc bind tho winds, or stay the might
food T.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
From salt Lake and independence.

4 writer from Independence TO the s.. Lgu.,
Republican says:
Every tim. seems to he quiet in the valley
VI the Salt Lake. aud the dnH.uitlc, so much ap
pretended IN the fll. have al dJ.appcucd.-
The anxiety Of the Mormon, TO be considered or.
DERBY citizens of the United States. D., every day
more apparent. and now that t.e hopes OF gam
ate held out, % the uau-itg Il 30 many emf.
grants to California, We can perceive man .i.-t
desire 10 be kIui and generous. !, will ayu.l {.
ile however, a. tle majnr.ty ui those guIu- 1ut.
prefer tie upper rout, thinking u thr best
Speaking Of emi-rau,s, tie number passing
out from auj through here h., exceeded all the
calculations We have ever made oar streets
have been crowded DAY after Iuy with vehicle.
vt every description. and rr"pio 81 uil cIa..c,
md conditions, are seen moving along. The
mas ct them are now passing out aui doe road
from here ~ little Blue riv,r i, lined with way
ons. \ short distance beyond that point the
fret companies were met los the mail party
Tie grass Is reported On both routes to Toe very
shout, but now, the pleasant weather We have
viii bring trapldly forward. A more backward
spring have not known ior mahy years The
cold the past month has destroyed what little
prospect We had for hgit, such rs peachc, and
chentes-thc apples, think, are yet uuiEurcd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
From New .;eNico.

a correspondent, writin, from Albuquerque
New Mexico, under late ofMarch 10, says;
Our civil matters are in aworse condition than
they have ever been w have murder aud rob.
berry rife among,, Us, aud hs legal steps taken 10
prevent it. The Governor, / ain informed, has
given orders to the sheriff IN ianta Fe not to re.
cciye any one in the Jail for teft, aud suppose
upon the plea Of there being means tot ay for
their feed, which il n matter hehoull have aitcn.
died To a, the lat Legislature but instead of
what would benefit the IerritSy, he could only
push those matters which wou fill the pockets
ct his political partizaus and p'soual friends aud
hnngcr,.on. Selfaggrandlsepnt and political
capital has engrossed the wholtme aud effort.
of the Governor and his friendi aud in ds,ribu.
ting the reward, lac occupies taV which could be
much better employed"
In pcrusing full detail Of Snta Fe news in
the St, Louis Republican, we nd that there is
much mi.rule practiced by ,hpreson, govern.
ment officers there, as well in army as among
civil iunctouarcs, from the Ggrnor down
The Indians are still commit,g fearful deprc.
dations in various sections Of III country.
Mining operations, where unolested by the
Indians were yielding good haest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

TuE lNpusrufL IN,UII IT. We notice that
the Governor in his proclamation converting the
General assembly in June, has announced among
the subjects to be acted upon, the following
ITO provide ior the application Of the Collage
and seminary funds m accordance with the terms
Of the grant uy tc General Government
Upon the proper disposition Of this fund, which
is now over 100000, We have on several occa
sion, published articles the most prominent Of
which was Prof j. b. Turner'S plan for an In.
dpn',iol University presented to the Granville In.
dustral Convention, last November, As this
plan was extensively published both in the pa.
pcrs and in pamphlet form throughout the state,
we shall not now repeat IT, our only object is
tn direct the attention Of the friends Of the meas.
urc to the necessity Of circulating petitions in
their several ucighhorhood-, in favor Of the en-.
dowment by tie Legislature, Of an Institution OF tue
kind set forth IN Turner's plan, TO be presented at
/ the extra session in June. A few days spent III
procuring names to petition may be the means
Of comforting lasting benefit upon the industrial
class Of this state. benefit which would soor
be icl, in every department Of industry in which
our people are engaged. We hope the friend
Of the measure will allow no time to be lost, ant
20 to work in circulating their memorials in ear
nest. The fund Is sufficiently large 20 give ia
good institution, and there is no reason why
should not be immediately appropriated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

The market is pretty active this morning Re
ccipis by canal are large in consequence of the
low price of corn in 81 Louis-3lc sack included
Receipts for past II hours reach 10 bbls flour
262,0O bush corn. 600 bush oats
Whcat-th,rc j. none Offering
Cnrn-snr- 10 600 bush free IN board 10 90 to
Boston at 50 eta. For cargocs anoat 30 cts have
been offered, 30 cts asked.
Oats-salc 10000 bushels fnS Boston Mt 81 cts
free on board, for 10000 bush Il cts were offer
ed, 22c asked - D,mocrak
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

PEoEN Eawor-l he Peoria Press says that
the director, have made auauga mcnts fIr repair
ms the bridge. The company have concluded
to make somc important alterations, that Wi
satisfy tie objections made to the bridge l.,
steamboat men. The most important alteration
contemplated !, the removing ct the center pier
thereby widening the space for boats TO pn-s--
Tho swing will also be heightened and the pridge
kept open during the night Il Is stated that all
the river men will he entirely satisfied with the
arrangement, AMI the compt0y will he relieved
nom AL blame for accidents that may occur
hereafter to- boats vh.!e passing the bulge
No M-lLA--L.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
Corpornt,on Ordinance

At n Wrrtmg u lhr HO1fd NJ Trustees IT The
town III Ottawa, held May llh, 1852 the follow
ing amendment TO The Ordinances was adopted
Ordsred, That AIT. II, OF MEETINGS." be
50 amended, NJ to read ns follows.
The Board Ut Trustees oi said town. after the
same shall be organized, shall meet Tor the trans.
action OF business on every Tuesday evening"
PrOridcd, however, that the President or any J
members of SAID Board may Gala special meeting
nj any time, oi which due notice shall be given to
ever, member OF said Board
by order Il r. CorLTSry. Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

~" B,y,up Taylor, writinsom Nubia, in
Upper Egypt, says -" Those binds Of the AZ
rican race, who pom, to Egypt IA proof Of what
that race has accomplished, nrwhclly mstn.
ken. The only negro fcatureacprescn,cd in
Egyptian sculpture are those tlnvcs aud cap.
tivcs taken in the Ethiopian wa'of tho Phara.
oh4 The temples and pyra,l' throughout
Nuhia. AZ far ~ the Day Fur, ID Abyssnia all
bear the hicroglyphits of thcsmonarchs, aud
there is no evidence IN NIL the vfy Of the Nile
that the Negro race ever attain higher do.
gree Of civilization than Is at pent exhibited
IN Congo and Ashantee. ] meno this no,sfrom
any feelings hostile to that raccbut simply to
con,rovert an opinion very prelent in some
parts Of the Uuited States"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
VI aIlcis.

Ottawa. May 18th.
Farmers are now busy at planting and other
spring work
Little or no grain coming forward Roads are
are getting better and when the farmers get n
little over their hurry We look for more activity
IN our streets.
Corn-29i3lc
Oats lSalgc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

On saturday allu, half pa, ten O'Clock, tie
large team boiler DO William, d.uNrry. about
two and hall uI,, below EIliu. exploded, hur.
r,biy -aldrg uui mau-hu. tire engineer. and
blowing down the side and end wall. Of the en-,
-,ue room. Mr. Gcrmiiu the conductor on the
railroad. passed few minute. after tie accident.
aai informs vs. chat there Wa, no prnhahry OF
the recovery Of the engineer Ch TnJu,c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

TRIAL on WM BRowN.-1he trial Of WIN.
Brown, Of Michigan, charged with forgiog rtca.
sury vouchers, commenced at Washington on the
Sth inst, before the L, 5 Court Hon, o. Flick.
lin, associated with district attorney, Kendall for
the prosecution, Chas, Stewart, Il, French and
r. Barton, Of Kentucky, are counsel for deitn
laut
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II. G.. Farrell's Arabian Liniment

IUII WPWlNY OIfN DiNEASE
THIS truly great medicine still goes on conquer.
ing d.sensr, and -natchng many poor po~erlrss
victim from tho grave BY IL, powerfully .mula =
ting, penetrating and anudyne qualities, It restores
the use Of limbs which have been polished Tor years
and hy ,sslngI.a power OF reprpLucin. the syno.
vial iluld or lont water cures all diseases OF the
joints with surprising rapidly. For rheumatism,
and affections otthr -pnennd -pcan, IL Ia. proved
I,srlf sy.r,fc: and Tor affections OF the lungs IL
YER and kidneys, % is MOST valuable and puwrr-
Ul auxiliary also, luf o., dsea,cs of lhr glands,
scr1u'a, guiIIr or -w,II-I neck. etc And indeed
irrarno.t my d.--r-r who're an external sppIrca-
ton rs required, rh- medicine stands unparalleled.
Sgnu.. bruises, cramps. wounds, chthain-, burns,
Sc. are speedily cured ty IT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

pRorrrrios IS.rpAScr ConrASY-Mr Burr the
agent for this company, is taking risks daily on
the most favorable terms, 50 that he neatly mon.
opozcs the business Of the place. The company
has never failed ~ GssiA liability in 25 yeats
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15


Tn public 0r- cautioned against another coun-
'gr'rI'wUrh has lately made rs appearance called
W b fuu'I'~ NiahHn luw"ui lhc most dam
.'rpu- ui all thr cnuu'cri,i'- b,cau-e h. having the
uGiJr 90 Farrell VII buy 900 guud hilh, without
rhr knowledge laata counterfeit exists. and they
will perhaps only discover th"ir error when the
spurious m.N'urc hH- wrought BE-. e,i' Effects
The g.uulr" article Is manufactured only 10y n.
g Farrell. s"e inventor ndpuPu-lor aBi whole
-1s drugr-t, No. l1tl street, Peoria, Illinois,
Co. WON All arp. cation. for agencies must h- adj
dressed BE- sure you pet It wI'h lhr ls,ie5- II. g..
before FaTei-, thus II C.. / ARRELL' sand
his signature on the wtapper-a,l Others are eoun-
tsTyif-.
Sold by Ilun,cr 4 Cavalry, c. l.. Thompson.
and Walker Il llckIlua, druggists nunwa. and
by regularly authorized agents throughout the tnl-
ted Sta'rs
o. Price - and 30 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED IN every town, village
and hamlet IN the United States IN which one 10
not already established Address H. G. Farrell ~
above, accompanied uiith good reference to chnrac-
ter responsibility, sc. may lj-33-iw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

PosrroSrMrN-We nrc reqused to state that
the meeting Of singers which VIC sometime since
stated was 10 be held at Lowell in this county.
the 18th inst, has been postponed until the first
Wednesday In June next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
PALSY OR PARALYSIS,

TH1ITrU- ~mIH u NUdd VWrk. T0IewrTT
county. Illinois, nv II had lost the u-r Of my
arr. iIr more thln year. 10y palsy ~ Faraly-is (;
the flesh had snur'iy wrh.rrd away. leaving moth
doctors, amt aI. he remedies could bear OF, hut
they diI mo- good | then commenced the use Of
H. 6, Earrl's Arabian lauImrut. and ~ bot
ties enurr,y cured NJ and my arm J, now assrroug
md c-hya the Other. is also tg, rate uT burns,
sptaiu. and bruises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

SrruE--'lhe ~ y, Times thinks It is no, like
ly that active gold shipments will be resumed
before the 10th or middle of June, and It's I'm
preston is, the exports of the summer months
will fall below the corresponding months of las,
year, while the California dcpositcs Of the Mint
are likely to increasc.--last year the comparison
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
Corporation Ordinance

Ia Matter Of Canal Sir,d Extension
To lRhom il Nay Conrsrn You are hereby
notified that n special Meeting of the Board Of
Trustees Of the town oi Ottawa, will BE- held. At
the office OF Norris T. fishet on Monday evening
next, May l7h Tor the purpose OF approving and
confirming, OF OF disappearing the assessment OF
damages aud benefits on the several lots assessed
by Jury. impnnel!cd for that purpose Oh The 10Th
inst Tor the extension OF Canal street, ives, OF the
Side Cut. BY orde..
May 10. r. K. COURTNEY, Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

SuoArf's FANNY GAzEITE-1his il hand
somely gotten up, and readable family weekly,
published at Decatur, Illinois. James Shoail
Editor AMI Proprietor. We wish the Gazette
and Us cntcrprising proprietor every success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
SIGHT EXCHANGE

ON New York in sums 10 sui, purchasers. lorsale
by nOv9 NoRRIs Il. FIsnER.
Money also RENTED through Grnnell, Mntum
Il Co, New York, to any part OF Europe. at the
lowest rates.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

The Daily Illinois State R,gisier comes to US in
IN enlarged form, and with handsome dress Of
new brewer and nonpcreil II is now about the
haudsomcst small daily on our exchange li.t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

lNprNNry 10 SrNNAEns,--On the 10th inst.
Mr.. Moony, offered resolution Of inquircy in
congress as to whether any Spouiords had SUE.
tanned loss or damages in Louisiana, from the
Cuban outbreak. lie explained his resolution
and advocated full indemnity. The resolution
was ndopled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
Special \ offices.

NuurE.-Tke Executive Committee Of the La
Sale county Bible Society take this method to sue
g"st 10 the yariou, Precinct Suclciirs the dcsra-
h.rur,, oinow completing their collections as soon
as possible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
Illinois n Mississippi Telegraph Line.

Z lflInni. ~ lllN~l~~tnnl Itip. Mn Line.
rl,u DIV, ,l. -, nj d., ,,,',.,,i,,.., 49,,
l''''' ~ ''' i-' use W ''F.'"'5 't'" "'
best course to pursue by the Company TO secure
the existence and maintenance # tie telegraph
l;-,s ,rr.r,I ,r,. st,r, ,,r.u,-t.... W.,
.,.;.,.,t,7t.. ~.
i''.''' go.
report I" Tue recent "'''"'- ct '"' ''''1 !" ~
Louis. Tbs report Wi. sNh.nt doe affairs OF the
Hin %, ., Mississippi. Telegraph Company more
f.v,f. ,,,. r..,rr. ,ys ,l.r.t,rr ,p.,rf ., .,,
,...,.. ...,...... .......t
''' "''.' 81. j, ''.', '''.,' '1' ''' " "''
Zee. An interest I" The continuance OF tbs Comp
rt. win exert themselves q ..,'c ia rlat end
Tg.. line vii. have 10 lie rebuilt. 81 entirely IN
i....r.r... ,,......,... d..
l.~" Cd TO va! It's 0,''s. "''' '' '' ''' ''' ''''
uss, m.n along the .na rH >ly wH..a n. these ...
,,rarly.s shall l.. .Lrp.rI Iag following d.
Gle. r.r.r,.
..r ,....
r...
.l.ur Committee. 90 whom was referred 'hc
''.r..r Mes g.. "e- leave '' report ihli n
,..,... .....'..... ,....... '.t.....,.. ,..
,.sI
The first &, tn vrul u., tie attain, The Com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

We are 0uuthoUlrd to announce EDWIN 3 LE.
r'Nnn- candidate tug the office II Judge OF the
9.h judicial Circuit, at the approaching election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

MARKEDLY Rev VI K whitley, on
he 10th in-' Mr.. 1uouN- SATuwErL, to Mis-
RoNYANA MANoN, both Of Ia Sale Co.
On Saturday evening MAY Sth by the Rev. J.
Flowers, Mr. JAMS u. 1oMSEs, to Miss JOSE.
rinse FGosr, all Of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

ILLINOIS AND MlcmG,N CANAL ToLs.--The
tolls in April last reached s9oss 30, while du.
ring the same period in 81 they were only "a
sl5 l6 This shows an increase Of s5,li3 10.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

No preference was expressed fnr President or
Vice President, bnl it !, SAID Judge Douglas is
the choice Of the Democrats II Florida. and pro.
badly Jefferson Davis Tor Vice President.
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- ---T-z...,Is,-..:-.y--I.----.-'rz---sxx-np-EpS-
Politics and ileiIElon.

and ought by this time, to be entitled to some
confidence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

Gov. Sl,pE-Goy. Shic spent last Sabbath
at the Handy House IN Ia sale and on Monday
stated Down the river. lie h,i with HIM about
dozen Young Ladies is,iouarj,, ~ The cause
Of education in the west-whu-c modest d,p'rt
mrut, dark eyes, and luXuriaut T,--cs Won ter
them many sly ghn'cs and deep Chs from the
crowd who constantly throns that tue Hotel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

The following letter FROM California Em..
grant, ,o,ha 81 Loui, Intelligence viii De found
interesting:
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FOR GOVERNORS:
JOEL A. MATTESON.
FOR LICTENANT GOVERNOR
GUSTANUS p. kGRNER.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE:
ALEXANDER STARNES.
FOR TREASURER
JOHN MOORE.
FOR AUDITOR
THOMAS II. CAMPBELL.
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CIR 1ceries.

~ hhds New Orleans sugar,
ZD b" Trnadad 4"
10 bbls crushed sugar bbs loaf sugar, and 10 bbIs
helchrr refined do, Tor sale, very low,at
tmayli EuEEyER's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15

GENERAL bushels oi Usage Orange seed Just
- received, direct from Texas. 1t will be sold to
responsible farmers on liberal time and great re-
ducon in price, the object l. to close on, the lot OF
this summers planting tmaylj) G NATriSGrR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-05-15
On Hand Again


Y NNVNIIOT I.Of CUH>ISTIHT OF
1 0.0oO yds. 4 I brown shertmg,
I | 600 ~
GOO lhs carpet warp, 1000 lbs cotton yarn, and
1000 cotton batngmay he found ut
may 10 CuEEyIR's
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NlOIAN>ES


1 90 bhls y OmoINsses, 10 bhls Sugar House do.
! 10" TtnOdod do. and 8 " golden syrup, for
sale low by may ID CHrEvER