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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

The hog cholera is creating an immense
excitement, not only out West but in New
York and the Eastern States. At Brighton,
n. T., on Monday last the alarm was SO
great that 1850 hogs offered for sale met
with no buyers at any price. In Greenbush,
opposite Albany, We understand that the
sick hogs arriving from Illinois and Ohio,
amount to $50 a day. In Indiana, in one
district, $500, 600 worth of hogs have died
the past season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

BLACEwooD roE APRIL.-If you want .
half days tip top reading, go and buy q
copy of Blackwood for April. The following
are the contents:
All-Foofs Day, or The Rival Robbers-A
political Pantomime; Scenes of Clerical
Life. No. 2-Mr- Cliffs Love Story, Part ii !;
Afoot; Botany and Brisands in Greece; The
AtheIinss, OF the Three Gifts, Part XII; The
Land Of Gold; Meleager's Lament for his
Wife Heliodora; Remonstrance with Dick
ems; Letters from Lighthouse-No Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

PEasoSAL-Our young friend, Fre1. W.
Matteson, son Of ex Gov. Mattcson, sailed
from New York on the steamer Fulton, on
the Cd inst, FOR Europe, whittier he goes for
study and for travel. Ii is his intention &c
remain in Europe some three or four years,
during which time We are promised an occa-
sional letter from his facile pen. The good
wishes OF 4 large circle of friends will accom-
pany young Matteson while absent, and they
will warmly welcome him back when having
accomplished the object for which this Icing
absence is incurred, and yielding to the
ycarn.nc for home, friends and country, with
emotions too big for utterance, ne again
bends his course towards his native land
Chi. Press Nay s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

COLLEGE AT MESDorA--We observe BY
an advertisement in the Mendoza Press that
the first term of College at that place
commenced on the 9th inst. 1t appears to
be conducted under the auspicces of the
Lutheran Church, the Rev. d. Harbaugh,
of that denomination of Christians, being
the principal. From our acquaintance with
Mr.. II. We have no hesitancy in saying that
he possesses high qualificat ons to take
charge of such an institution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

A NOVEL SUIr.-The coolest thing Of its
kind We have ever heard of is a suit brought
before the Hunterdon county On. j. Circuit
Court, by the Union Bank of Frenchtown,
against Hudnut and Snyder, for maliciously
conspiring to draw specie from the said
bank, by presenting its notes Tor redemp-
ton, with the object Of breaking the bank !!
The damages are laid at g., 200! We shall
next hear of some debtor bringing an action
for damages against his creditor, for present
ing bill for payment at time when 1t is
announcement for the debtor to be troubled
with such little membranes Of the obiiga-
ton s,,~o.es 10 others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

MAPLE SUGAR AND MoLAsSRs. -Therc has
been mad in Richiani county more maple
sugar this year, than has been made in any
two previous years. Inc naples, and there
are thousands and thoussn Is Of them, all
over the county, hav: poured out fou1tans
of their sap, and our farmers" families nave
been supplying themselves with quantities
OF sugar and molasses made from II. The
sugar season has been INSTRUMENTATION
Lyuhty NJ ObSsrrer
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g. ARMSTRONG. .S,ra

FIVE VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINES.-Soiices OF
which in columns TIL, day, and in
ve sick and afflicted gve them a careful perusa
We aGd- to DR.. Elstery. Iodine and Sarsaparills Dr.
Carriers Cough Balsam, DR.. EasteIly Fever and Acle
Killer, DR.. Bak RS Specific, and DR.. Hooprrs Female
Cordial. These medicines uuivers Any Acknowledged
by Physicians, Druggists, and all that have used them
b. much superior any Others in The fame
OF these preparations to be spreading and
wider every day, and the number Of which they
daily perform make them Indispensable almost every
family. They KEEP; for sale by A. : PuTS.n. T. Y
GRicGs, d. W.LKEE Co. and NJ Kxsrssl, Druggists
Agents for Ottawa. spiS-lm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

We learn from the Quincy Wing, that the
contract for constructing the Camp Point
and Mcredesia Railroad has been "signed.
sealed and delivered" Mr. Buda, Of Toledo,
Ohio, 10 the contractor, and the road will be
built under the auspices Of the Toledo Com
pany. This road is an extension OF the To-
ledo and Great Western Roads, from the
Illinois to the Mississippi river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

A suit for lost baggage was tried in the
Supreme Court, Buffalo, on Thursday. The
Hudson River Road contracted to carry
plaintiffs baggage from New York to Wis
consin. 1t was conceded that the baggage
was transferred at Albany TO the possession
Of the n. Y. Central Road. 1t was held that
the Hudson River Road was nevertheless
responsible for its safety, and court found for
defendant in the sum Of 1888, So damages.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

A DAILY NEAR SUSpowN-We notice in
the last Council Bluffs Bug!e, q prospectus
for issuing that paper daily. Only think OF
a daily paper hailins from the banks Of the
Missouri, three hundred and fifty miles be-
yond the Mississippi. Council Bluffs, few
years ago, was the western limit Of civiliza
tion-a jumping off point, beyond which was
a "howling Wilderness" But now it has
become " ccntrs"-the current Of emigra.
ton has rolled far beyond it; SO we 30.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

ST. LOUIS, May 8.
The Kansas City Enterprise of the I'd
learns by mountanccr from the plains that
the Cheyennes had concentrated at the head
waters of the Republican Fort with the de-
termination to resist the attack of troops.
They made overtures to the Sioux for the
assistance Of the latter. The Cheyennes
have q large supply Of ammunition.
A terrible battle had been fought at Free
mont Peak between the Snake and Black
Feet tribes. Twenty seven of the latter
were killed
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We arc er.tifisd to learn from m.nv O

We arc grati6sd to learn from many OF
our farmer friends who were in town on
Saturday, that the spring wheat gives prom
Use Of u good crop. 1t was apprehended
that the recent cold weather had materially
injured it; but such is not the case. The
warm rains Of last week, and the bright sun
shine since, are very encouraging TO the far.
mer.-Sprina6eM Journal, al,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

Peoria and Bloomington are both trying
hard to secure to location OF the State Nor
NAL School The competitor is spirited, and
growing more SO continually. Either place
would be good one for that institution.
Springfield also talks somewhat about hav.
inc it located there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

We learn from the Cincinnati Commercial
that small congregation Of Aormons in
the western part Of that city, living in kind
Of :res love institution, have 30 awakened
the ire of the people by their outrageous,
that they have been compelled to leave the
city. A dispatch from the Cleveland Plain
Dealer says that they 60 to Utah twenty
five hundred strong.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

The HAIE-There is nothing 50 becomir z
TO either man or woman As good head Ci
hair, yet we sac many who, from careless
ness or neglect. let their hair become 50 dry
and frosty that it is really not to be seen
while. II they would only procure one bottle
Of Uo0,Cs Hair Htstorattre and use 1t, they
could have as luxuriant a crop as anybody
else. Sold by all Druggists. my9-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09
REMOVAL!
Frank Berbez's Ice Cream Saloon

w HIGH The past situated door west Of
w the Bank OF Ottawa, Is we'd tiis door
eastsof the Mansion House.
His Establishment and Saloon will be in perfectly
good shape
Besides two nice Saloons. there added Esab-
lishment Balcony which will give entire satisfaction
As well and better than the past years. r. BERsEz will
do all he can, far depends him, offer To his
customers superne quality OF Ice Cream, Soda Cakes
of all kinds, &c. In word he them that ali
the articles in his line will be in the taste and Of first
quality.
What to the Ccnfectioneries belongs will be -four with
him. Candies, of every description from the assorted
to the finest quality.
The ladies that kind to honor him by their
presence these past years. respectfully invited
the same this Summer.
He that all the ladies and gentlemen as we'll as
the youth that will be kind visit his Saloon will
turn ONE every time entirely satisfied
Come and il please If what he above is
he purcst truth. fmy9-6m FRANK BERBEZ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

The trial Of Eckle, Mrs. Cunningham, &C.,
for the murder of DR.. Burdell, in N. Y. was
commenced in that city on Monday. The
first day was spent in getting jury. The
trial will last . week 81 two.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

The People Of Massachusetts last week,
bJ decisive majority. adopted An amend
ment u the constitution Of that state allow
ing no person to vote st be. elections that
cannot read English.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

UNCLE SAWS TREAsuEY-The new tariff,
which was intended to cut down the receipt.
of the L. S. Treasury some twenty or thir-
ty millions for the year. seems not likely to
effect the object. The receipts for tine quar-
ter ending April first amount to over $50
10000, Of which nineteen millions were
from customs. This is fully up to the re-
ceipts for the corresponding quarter last
year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

The fnIBrsTERs.-A Washington despatch
of Tuesday says: The administration have
been engaged to-day on Central American
affairs, and especially upon the question
whether our government shall interfere for
the relief Ct the filbusters in n caragua by
bringing them away. 1t is concluded that
Walkers career is ended. and all that can
will be done to aid his men in resainins their
homes in the States"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

Some of the good old Savings Bank folks
down in Yankee Land must he "rayiher
astonissed at the marvellous price which
money has got TO In those " di-Sius. Says
an exchange:
Nine per cent is the present rate Of int
rest for the very best paper R b. stnn bu,
the brokers are showing the ordina Y run OF
commercial paper at from l5 10 Is per cent.
Tie high rates Of interest are caused by
the demand for western investment"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

Major Richard Roman, brother Of DR.. W.
W. Roman, of Belleville. las received the
appointment of Appraiser General Of the
Pacific coast, post which besides being one
of high honor, affords the comfortable salary
Of six thousand . year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

For cramp, spasmodic affections, Dyer's
Healing Embrocation is one of the NEST va
liable remedies.
Sold in Ottawa by G. L. Thompson and
A. s. Putnam.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

THRouGH THE SrRArTs.-Lake navigation
may now be considered open. The Propel.
Ter Michigan arrived at Detroit last Saturday
from Milwaukee, being the first vessel thro'
the straits Of Mackinac this spring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ON Monday, the eth inst, between II and o'clock
~ p. NJ, while the subscriber waiting at the
Railroad depot in Ottawa, for the arrival Of the train
from the East and had hched his horse, attached to
one-horse wagon, C. IRONS Bakery some seoun-
dre cut the harness in various places in such manner
to destroy and endanger the life OF person st.
tempting to drive the vehicle Any person giving nfor-
nation that will lead to the detection OF the perperssor
Of the outrage, will receive the above revard
my9-lm HENRY BENSON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09
1wTEILIGENCE OFF1CE.

Nam ~, I10sSu'N 1'0"' VtsHuu, IT,
17IRsT class Statesmen, Book Keepers, Mechanics
IL Railway Men, Bar Tenders and Porters. Also, men
TO work on farms eamsters boys for learn
trades female help Of all Ands for city country. Al
the above furnished for those who Houses let
situations found for those out Of employment.
Persons having money to loan will hear Of chances
do At high rates By calling
nevis G. O. DxBwSIE1
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Catalogue at New Music.

XXTILLIAM HALL & SON, NO. 239 BROADWAY, n;
w Y, have just issued an addenes to their general
catnlogu. of music contains list 81 All the popular
new vocal and nsruentai music published during the
last wear and will be address ~ the United
NrW ROCK FOR FEMALE ACADEMIES.-The In
sttue Chorus Book collection Of the most popular ap.
proprlate and pleasing vocal pieces LOT eIsss
snging by Francis II. Brown Price " cents, or 10
;a. 4, - apli-8m
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CURE YOURSELF,



safe and certain cur" for Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Seminal Weakness and all Diseases
ofthe Genital Organs.
This popular and Specific remedy now offered TO tn.
afflicted and warranted to all cases Of Gonorrhea
the Genital organs in few days. This infaibe rene
of merciless quacks II not from premature grave In
case Of Infection Dr. Bakers Specific is the only safe
and remedy 1t is very agreeable TO the TASTE
ates percepble or and may be used by persons of
either with SECRECY without regard diet,
hindrance from bu-ness, medical adviser plain
directions accompany the medicine. Reader have you
PRIVATE DISEASED DO neglect it. Delay is danger
Gus. With Dr. Bakers Specific, you cure yourself,
and thus prevent all exposure.
IE-Price 81 per Bottle.
1B Prepared and sold by Dr. EASTERLY, corner OF
Third and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, Mo.
6s1E Sold by A. S. PUrsAH, WALKER & Co, and 4
CRiocs in Ottawa, and by Druggists and dealers in
dcines generally throughout the United States sep27
BLACK & COLES
ARE receiving from Boston the ktroest cieap.r
and best assortnen. OF Gilt, Mahogany and Walnut
Frame
Looking Glasses
Ever brought to this City. Also, Gilt Moulding and Pic
ture Frames, which will be put up order On a very
short notice.
They have hand for the Spring Trade very large
stock Of Furniture Chairs, Mattra.ses &c, and
pecting supplies in few days from Chicago Gin
cnnati, New York, AND Boston,
All invited to call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere My2-:H
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DOMESTIC ToA--May yolr coffee and
ISLANDERS against you be ever a..ae-wi:hou:
yrounds
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The Washington Union states tha, Mr.
Douglas was to leave that city Tor Chicago
on Monday.
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Notice.
IT. those indebted to A Foster by note book ac-
count are re ;ue sted TO call aud settle Immediately
.nd ave COSTS as they must be settled up at once.
A"u '"' GEORGE W. WHIPPLE,
r~a AssiSnse Qf a. Fsstsr.
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To Married Ladies

II is peculiarly suited. II viii in a short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each Bottle Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
Caution.
These Pill, should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during tie first nree months, a. they
bring nscarrGge but every other time and il,
every other case, thy perfectly safe.
Sole Agents Cor the United States and Canada,
l. c. BALDWIN co. Rochester, y. Y.
TrrTiE NT~E-. Auburn, General Agents.
y 81 and postage stamps enclosed 70 any authr-
rz.d Agent, aii insure polite Of tie Pills by return
mad
For SAL. ~ T. + GEGCs. ottawa, and one Druggist II.
very town IN the United state ngvl5-Iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09
BLACK Il COLES
Cu.aRKE,, FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared tram Prescription Of SIR d. Clarke, u
D.. THysici.in Extraordinary to TIE QUEEN.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fe-
male constitution il subject. I; moderes all and
removes all distractions and speedy may be reH-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

meeting OF the Youug Men. Association be held
At the ofc. OF Messrs 8se Reed on Monday evening
May 1lth, for the Transaction % important business.
by order of the Board.
ruy9-Iw J g. ARMSTRONG, .S>r'y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

Judge VIM. Wilson, one of the carly pio-
nee's of this State, died at his country seat,
in White county, on the Goth uI,. Judge
Wilson came to Illinois as early as 1877,
and, from 1919 TO 1910, was Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court, which position he
filled with marked ability. He was man
that enjoyed, to the fullest extent. life and
the society of his many old friends, whom.
with him, had shared the ills and vicissitudes
incident to the settlement Of . western wild.
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IIIE -ELEET INFIENIIIEc OF
YOUTH AND RlTY

Int P4'{ish@G, Gruti., to !;:h TlJUsIrd.
4 FEw words on -. Rational Treatment, without
n al. lu- - S-r.ats rri-a or Loga! Weakness, Noe
tlrua Eu-iHr. GENITAL and Nervous Debility. Pr-ma
tur- Decay % the system, Impo.ucy, and lmpediHsus
10 Marriage generally.
~ b. u LASET, D.
The important IA: that many alarming complaints
orgus ing IN the Impotence and udr Of YOUTH may
be easily removed STHuCr Man. !Nt, !. in tis snlAl
tract clearly dslGous.ratei; and IL. entirely and
highly .ur,esSil treatment, sdoped BY the Author.
fully explained by r-g.s - vhIch every enabled
perfect. aud ~ the ea-t possible cesi.
thereby avoiding ali tc ad rrtird ~ the day.
any address. graft, and post free IN sealed
.rvrlnV. by ng posi- paid tEo postAgr stamps 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09
NEW ICE CREAM sALCCN.
W. HOA MAI,S

NJ. ron MAILS
RESPECTFULLY announces to the ladies and gentle
men of Ottawa that he has taken and fitted up the
rooms adjoining the late Washington HOTEL on the
corner of Madison and Columbus Street, as an
Ice Cream Saloon and Candy Shop.
All Liquors. except a superb Soda Fountain have been
banishsd premises, and the entire apartments
will be devoted TO Ice Cream, Cakes Soda Fountain.
Candies Fruits &C. &c. As he has been to heavy
pense fitting up first class style, he hopes
for liberal share of public patronage
The whole establishment, will be under the superin-
tendence of Mrs NJ FoRNHALs, lady Of much expert
ence in the business, my9
Estate cf L. L. Bullock, decd.
NOTICE ia hereby given, to all persons having claims
against the estate of L. L. Bullock deceased, that
will attend term of the County Court OF La Sale CouI-
;a,r Of ui;pos on the 1st Monday of July next whei
and where ali persons having claims against said
for .S;ustment W. A. PENNELL, admir-
myS J. A. BULLOCK, Adm's
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The Washington Star says that the mys-
FERROUS disease which attacked the residents
at the National Hotel, is remittcut, ceasing
for time, and again returning. Mr. Bu-
ehanan has had se.eral paroxysms. Which
have occurred at periods of three and four
weeks, and did not last more than thirty-six
hours The New York -4drertiser confirms
this statement by the experience Of other
gentlemen, and states that the Hon. Mr..
Latrobe, President Of the American Colo
nization Society, and Rev. Mr.. Pinney, Sec
rotary Of the New York Colonization Socic-
~, who, with other delegates to the annual
colonization meeting, were guests at the Ma
tional Hotel, and suffered by the disease, to
this day remain subject to its attacks
There is mystery about the origin of the
disease that is far from being cleared up by
any investigation that has yet been male.
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Notice.

MIRRIED-In Brookfeld. May I'd, 1857, by Rev. Geo
Marsh, Mr.. RlcHABD GAGE and Miss MARY E. JENNINGS.
all Of BroOkhed
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Beware ofjudging hastily; it is better to
suspend an opinion than to retract an ssser-
ton.
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1851 Spring Trade. 1851.
The Pennsylvania Store
IS nov filed With .srse aad sz:enssre SIC
i r,:H and Domestic
DIZZY GOODS.


nov filed Will. !.rse AID e.:ensre size. Q; Fo-
; i r., :n and Domestic
/ DRY GOODS.
Czr''y selected ~ t- uHi-r~snei 10 meet ts want.
Of e pe"Il= o. La sale Co .nt -. b sid ''-' ior
c.-l aT un short tle . g0'd 7,rI Nh" VI" iay 'H"ir
accounts note. wien iu-. Itts--s1.e .n-.- 81 y
friends aud the pablo es.=raIy o. - .ni ny ,,ne-
before pgrsha-iag - ~t-r-. being -a'.a'd an 80!
.u abe cry goos Of Their respective .ini
. p .os prices, L.. NJ ';oeA consists ia Tar; Of
L.di-,' Back pres. SIX, a larc- assortment
2 IaIe.' Bar. ~. - ~I.,- a large assortment
+ Coo. II, strip. aud Flucy ets-
} =, Issue. aid reg-s- god TAr.o:y.
I J-eoret K'he-, sIr- assortment
. Fr.n i:r.''ant-, 81. eo.ers.
B.T.E- u. Lanes.
scotch Fr,s.ci. Al Ame-i-,n Giuriara,
lsrr- and vel selected s,ocs o. Engh F-e7oh. ard
American Prints, "VOi De Lanes, LEas, EsUrodered
N-,lI. a.
A!.o eolar,e.e ..tortment Of Glove and Ho.irry.
Elunes and Ribbons and Trimming Of al desirable
style. and patterns.
>hawis and Capes,
% al c1.or., e 4.r. Al Pr.c.s, Is Grape 81 ceE:
/ Ready. Made Clothing.
vel selected stock, embracing AL var~t.es need! Ia
; Boots and Suocs.
IT, department. Iay particular .ea'a 70. an as.
abe 20 s.1W yga ~ 'ery h=s; GooL- g. ;-- class.
Linen Goods.
hbeau''al and important ei-.s q Grad.. ~f,h ne
yer Ia. = bring good .orIty-
ru.-in. AVID ~hccrin-s.
E,eaeied and nae-e-eh Masius-a o.as. ~ GOOD.
To- much needed 70 b. lost sgt: of IL selecting uf
Goods.
House Turni.hing Goods.
DGm.atir GooI>.
fah and extensive si0cs, which .sa star5. have =
: H"r- extensive variety.
/ Cloths. c@ssimere,, yes.ings, Cot,onade., Tr-c4s
Jeans L.ns-y-. a., A., a.. a ..ocs which 80 not ial
! to p3ea,e ny frief.ds and customer.
L, -o1id take up al iii- paper e, the public anew
al have got for sale vii stop ty telling iheIn q ~
. large -toc. o.!
For Which have room over the store devoted 70 item
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-09

VIII introduce, first in This country his brilliant
pantomiu', Of the
Night Owl. or Dogs of MOntargiS,
In which the whole Company, embracing the representa-
tves of the five g.eat nations will appear together
FRANCOIS SIEGRIST,
The SUPP Cymnastic, g-otesque, French Clown in
his nuubcJess antics and flying leaps.
ALoNZO UgBELL,
The modem Samson ami Cannon Bail performer.
TOM LINTON, the Clown on Suits.
In his very extraordinary and iudcrous performances
WALTER AYMAR
The ce'ebru.ed Wild Hurdle Jumping Rider and splendid
PSntomiinis;
JAS. EILSLER AND J. HASLET,
With the entire troupe. will appear in the animated
of Tumbling and Naulting.
r. SMITH,
The popular Ballad Singer.
MASTERS GEORGE AND WILLIAM,
In Juvenile Uo-semanship Posturing, Tumbling, &C.
HORACE NICOLLS,
The accomplished Equestrian Manager.
Besides host of aux.ries necessary give effect to
the numerous representations.
Doors open at L, and p. NJ, performance COM
mences half an hour afterwards.
ADMISSION TO BONES, soc. PIT, 25c.
Child. en- under nine years to boxes half price.