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g NAIGI'S PANACEA-FOR THE CUBE oE
. SCROFULA, or Kings Evil, R1eumatlsm, usesE
ated Sores, Syphilis, and the host OF painful aAd hit
tos incurable affections resulting there nom; W1KS
Sweiuas Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General De-
bilty, &c, and all diseases arising from mpuy Of tae
blood e.
This medicine is particularly recommended IS an AZ
teratye and purifier Of the blood 1t gives tone az2
yigr 10 dehitated constitutions which nvaids are I'M
conscious of until they have experienced its effects
Its also recommended in diseases where the hlHSS
and breast are supposed to be affected, and also where
OF quinne.
10 its great meTt-of being recommended BY the IH0ss
and Europe; Whereas OF the spurious MIXTURES
made in imitation of it has the least support from the
medical faculty. This offers argument pasn
and conclusive. that itHeed5 only TO be men0neH .
enforce conviation SweDzi's Panaceais recomme1ds4
TO all those invalds for which physicians prescribe Ss
saparilla Syrups, Extracts &c
Suaim's Panacea Is in round botesy huted loagTEa
djnay with the following words blown in the glasss-
9SwaTn's Panacea-Philada.,n having bat one lahezs
which covers the cork with the signature of VIM Swz
on it, so that the cork Clearing also uponitas seals
the impression, "Wm. Swain, ~ cannot be drawn with
out DESTROYING the signature, without which none $
genuine The medicine may consequently be knows
10 be genuine when the signature is visible; to c0nnfex
eft il will be punished as forgery
Prepared at SWAIMS LABORATORY Ph1aSeb-
pl,ia and sold BY ROBERTS s ATKINSON, corner -
Hanover ana Market streets, Baltimore.
se % VIM. SWAIN & SON.
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II f M d VAL.

Id ICHARD DUVALL respectfully informs his
Ia friends and the public generally, that he has re-
moved To No. 21O BALTIMoRE STREET, five Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street, where he has hand and shall continue 10 keep
Il large and choice selection q! CARPETfNG, &c
Consisting super Velvet, SaxOny, BRUSSELS imperial
with Rugs to match, Floor Oil Cloths Fancy and Plain
Floor Bazes, Table aud Piano Covers, and oil other
articles pertaining to the trade, most Of the goods
this fall importation, and choice patterns, selected
expressly for the eJ trade. and will be sold cheap
and on favorable the can be purchased
of any house in This city Philadelphia or New York:
lq3-Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
articles in his line requested tn give him call before
making their selections. diff au29
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WILLIAM LUSBY,

MFR c liant TAILUR,
No. 7 South street, 5 doors from baltimore 81
Fn ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pull
Nc lie that he has received by the latest arrivals,
ofGOODS, which together with MS
former stock will make his assortment complete, Whlen
he is prepared make up to order in the most approved
STYLE on the most reasonable terms and at the shoeS
notice He returns his sincere thanks his friends and
te nublc for their liberal patronage and assures eih
that no exeon on his part will be spared to give gene
r u satisfaction ocSS-o-o
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I1d11rrOR ANnRY,H

HFDR OPEDSI1 T. ELIXIK
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION. ASTHAMH, PLEURISY, SPIT
TING OF BLOOD, AND ALL OTHER DlSEAS-
ES Of THE BREAST AND LUNGS. b
RTO OTHER MEDICAL PREPARA-
TIONhas ever been offered 10 the public supported
by testimonials of character decisive from sources
as respectable, TINT has met with more general IA
vor From the numerous certificates recently rec6zvcd
proving the extraordinary efficacy Of the newly diseov
cred Hydropedsiac Elixir the proprietor has sELEcrEH
the following: others will be published shortly in aPan
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A SITUATION a. Teacher wanted, by a young
~ man. from Portsmouth, Colege,) who has had
two years experience in the business OF teaching
situation in private family or an Academy, IN OF hea,
The CITY. would be preferred Enquire at the "Generl
Intelligence CG:s1 or address M. N. L." through
NJ snid ofics s,1 lie promptly attended to. oc ID
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SITUATION WANTED-By young man, Ell
- Their as Clerk Assistant in wholesale and retal
Grocery Flour and Commission Store, or in Counting
Room He is fully acquainted with mercantile business
and can produce the very best kind of references IN re
gard TO character and qualification. For further intrfma
tion apply TO LEWIS F. SCOTTTS General lntelll
eence and Agency Office No. Q West Favetie street
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NOTICE.
TENfIE Undersigned, (owners of Hie Washington
u Chroncle) have made assignment Of their ac-
counts and assets 10 CHARLES s. FOWLER, Esqsire,
Of baltimore, for the benefit of their creditors All COZ
ectors and others ndebed win please observe that said
Fowler has appointed D4AfES H. HAMILTON (now Of
Baitimore,) his agent, whom al payments are re
quested TO be made J. III. HAMILTON.
H. w. DENHAM
p. 8. j. III. HAMILTON continues his agency fol
sctiaing Gen. DUR GREEN'S accounts made during his
residence in Washington city.
Baltimore, 18th Sept, 1870. f4t
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eI1,IfATION WANTED.

10y Young Man, as an assistant clerk i'll Grocery,
d Flour, Commission Sisre Bar keeper. or any oner
situation wheP he could make himself usetnl 10 ms
employer. Good recommendations wht be gwen n
regard TO character, sc. Apply 10
LEWIS F. SCOTT,
No. West Fayere Street. basement story OF HaEnuzs
City Hotel, GeEesal Intelligence, Agency, sHd Brokers
Once, Old EstablishnenL
&C I3d4t
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Your obedideHt SerTaEt,
JOHN COLEMAN
Copy Of Letter tror, the Ber. P, Morris.

Rock HUI, April 25, 1870
Dear Sir,-In consequence OF the benefit have de-
rived from ofthe HydroPedesiac Elixir, hayesis
my give publicity 10 facts which have
cured in my For some three four years
have been afflicted with cough which affected
my breast and lungs much could scarcely speak
nearly six months, at tbs same time accompanied with
frequent discharges from my lungs. had reeoizse ID
many medicines without the least effecI, when. upon
hearing of the Hydropedesiac Elixir, induced 10
purchase bottle, which afforded me considers
lief. purchased the second bottle, and before using
Two thirds of il was restored to perfect health.
Yours respectfully,
PHILIP MORRIS.
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copu ofa Letter from Col. J. Coleman.

EASTON, h1dfch II lertor
Dear Sir.-ILlying been for several years aiflcteG
with troublesome cough, suffering muclI from pain H
the breast shotness of breath, and other distressing
symptoms, and after having ed all the known rREe
dies with but lntie or no benefit was advised 20 ty
hc Hy,ifofIe,Jiac Elixir. Accordingly obtained ore
bottle and after taking few doses, was much reisFs
ed and after using several bcttes perhaps three OF iosS
was completely restored health have also known
used in several other cases with ike success III HF
immediate neighborhood.
Your obeddeHt serraHt,
JOHN COLEMAN
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], Il. WATSON.
IMPROVED WIRE WEAYING. AND SIEVE

IMPROVED WIRE WEAVING. AND SIEVE
NAMING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 66 SOUTH CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
TEE would particularly inform those who buy " O.
Ill VEN WIRE and SLEEVES to sell, that il would
be much their adv lntage call on him before pur
chasing elsewhere. He also manufactures heavy twill
ed Woven Wire for Spark Catchers; plain and fancy
WIRE WORK for Book Cases, Windows, &C.; BIRD
Cages. Rat and Mouse Traps, &c. SC. oc2+detE
M ElVI.Y INSPECTED HERRiNGS.-5O0 barrels
II Su.quehanna Herngs, Of superior quality now in
specsiug. For sale low from the wharf.
SELLMAH s. CROOK,
corner of South S Pratt stE.
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nUKEEART'S GENERAL VARIETY
EVSTORE, I0lj Baltimore ST. Baltimore, where
BE- had on reasonable TERMS wholesale and retail.
aud fine IWINES; Patent Lamp and CaIsdle WICK;
SPINNING WHEELS; Stacking, bed and Sash CORDS;
Willow SLEiGHS; Carriages and Cradles; BELLOWS;
Ieoneng To this line. 10th mo %
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NNT AN.rED.-A Young Man wsio has conslder-
Wv able experience in business, is DESTROYS Oh oouh
g a situation in wholesale grocery, -four, or conmE
sion house, wrre lie could make himself generally use
full lie woHId not object takiBg sbarse OF acounuy
store gsng to any par of the United states, III ule
capacity OF agent collector or clerk. The most I'M
excepoaabe reference given ocharaeteT, capa0iy
&c. For fHther information, apply 10 Lewis + Scolns
office, No. West Fayette st. Basement OF ihe CfV
Hotel &C -.
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TERMS;
The Daily Pilot per annum. ........... S6 90
g Weekly Pilot per annum.. 2 so
Sem-W eelly per annum. ......... A 90
Where five subscribers at one post office
unite, and remit free of postage, they
will receive Eve copies of the Weekly
Pilot for. 10 OO
And nve Of the Country for. ........... Is 90
And for greater number at the same rate.
The payment in all cases to be in advance.
The Editor reserves the right to continue the
paper, unless all arrearages are paid; and in
that ease The price of the weekly will be three
dollars per annum, and of the couatry five dol
lars per annum.
The daily will be enlarged as soon as the local
patronage will justify it.
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NOTICE.-ES

NKT D-Tmmediately at l.. F. SCOT / Pe
eue street easement of Bamam's City Hckl, Clerks
Book Keepers, Poners, Wateis, Coachmen l.aboreFs
Chamber -inaids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, nc.
an "a
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THNBXIS Line will discontinue running after Weae5
II day next, 10th inst. until Ecxt spring.
No freight, BY this Line or Philadelphia, can be Ia
ken after Tuesday, l1tlI.
All persona indebted to this Line viii please pay the
same Immediately, il being desirable TO close the years.
business this month. L. SHEPPARD,
nol6-dlm Agent.
EDATENT COTTON SELNE TNINE.-
u The subscribers, agents for the sale of Clarksons
Patent Seine Irvine, have now on hand, and will be
constantly supplied with full assortment of most APP
proved sizes. which they offer for sale pleasing
terns SEIsLMAN K CROOK,
nj dst corner of South S Pratt sts.
a7TAltF8 EGTIN.E.--T PAL alER, inIending 10 close
u his Carpet business, will offer on THURSDAY
NEXT, 96ih inst, at warehouse, No. los Baltimore St.
his entire stock of Carpetng-consisting of SaXOny
Wilton, and Brussels, with rugs match of choice pat
terms and superior manufacture Also, Ingrain and
English Venitian all widths ply for stairs, "a new
tcie English Floor Cloth, sc. To those of cur friends
and the public who in want, will yet have an OPP
p0rtuny (previous 10 the day Of sale Of supplying
no Hl-4t
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

HMHIEDIATELY, 20 to 30 good House Servants
of good character Of both sexes, from 10 to y years
Of age slaves for life, for very extensive Holel IN me
city of New Orleans where they will he well treated,
Gd references will be given if required, that they are
expressly for tive gentlenans own use, aud not fer spec
uIation and fair cash price will be gwen on aphicahoh
10 RJlTS r. sCfTFgTI = Geueral Slave Agency and
= -. uotel aus
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NEW CARPETING..

NEW CAHFETlNG.
YEyHE SUBSCRIBERS have opened this day ;
III part Of their fall supply OF Brussels CARPETING
direct importation lin addition to their former
ssoek) makes their assortment very complete Persons
in want will do well 10 give them a CALL
MCDOWELL s. CABLE
2os BALTINoRs1S<RxK1,
g APPS Opposite Hanoverst
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Z OG CABIN PRINTs-WILLOW SLEIGH
- BASKETS, received and for sale by
DUKEHART & Co.
nov % l0la Bait. st.
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LITIGATION ITANTED-By yOu man
y who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter ia q Grocery, Flour, or Commission store
Waiter or Bor-keepeT any other respectable abOs
ing work where he mike himself Useful 10 ms EN-
plver-and would hive objection 10 go 10 the Soath
or Mest-Good Recommendations VIII be gwen IN re
gard to character, sc. Apply TO LEWIS +. sSOIII,s
General Intelligence and Agency Office, O1a hstaoisn-
Wot"i se26
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NOTICE.-The subscribers having been apnoint.
In ed Trustees for the benefit Of the credisers of Al
exander Gaddes' and Henry C. BenteeR, in their CO.
partnership and individual capacities by Deeds Of
Tru T. dated the 18th iBst hereby notify all parties in
make payment 10 the subseoers-and all to whom said
Gaddcss Bentesn, or either of them are indebted 10
present their claims duly authenticated to u.s.
VIM. j. WARD,
no2o-dA VIM. A. TALBoTT, Trustees.
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Id commoiaied with board and lodging on reasonable
terms, in a central and business part of the city, near
the principal Hotels Apply at this office. fol7 dif
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EANIE BAGs, POWDER FLAsKs, and SHOT
~ POUCHES. in greet variety, just opened At
CANFIELD srBROTHER'S,
moo cor. MaSkes & Ctsssss SIS.
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AUCTION SALES
BY VIEWER, CANNON < co.
No. 20 South CHARLEs ST.
AUCTIONl AUCTIONi

2OOAlOlNt AOSAAOA~A
EENHE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to reduce us<
H present Large Stock of ready made BEDOiNG.Hs
deterniinedto dispose of part by Public Auction, az -
Warehouse No. % South Charles street, on THUS
DAY MORNING, 18th day OF November instants ar -
O'Clock.
Persons wishing new, cheap, and fashionable BEfS-
DING would do well to attend the sale, as such o.
portunity may never effeT again.
The stock to be disposed ef consists in pan Of The se
lowing articles, viz: .t
20 Feather Beds Of superior quality,
IN da common do
20 Husk Mattresses. double and SINGLE
Is Straw, Cotton, Cai-tAiI, &C.
Hair Mattresses
Is Rush. Down Cat-tail Beds, BOlsters and Pillows
30 Small Mattresses, suitable for seaman, Was@~
ers, Sc.
Also Settee Cushions, ComfOnables, sc.
High and Low Pest Bedsteads. So
JAMES c. HODGES.
MA dts Viewer Canncn & Co. AuctoReeHE-
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DUKEH ARTS VARIETY STORE.
No l0lh BALTIMORE STREET.
Between South and Calvert Streets,)
KAT HERE can be had reasonable terms, the
Wv following articles
sweeping, Scrubhng, Shoe, Sooth, Weavers' and
ier's BRUSHES. -
Round, square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, han
sOiDcly lettered.
Willow basket CARRIAGES. -
BehOws, Marbles, Dandy hall, common Tops.
Baskets, Washboards, tow ell rollers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines.
Hay and garden Rakes.
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes -
Brend Trays cake boards, and rolling pins
Moulders spoons
amp Wicks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane or metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for rep
makers
Plough or lending Lines
Pariour and kitten BELLOWS
Patent Tape; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and iy5utfles cabbage Nets, sc
baltimore. 11thmonth. 1910. *
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MARCUS DENIsON,

81 BALrfMeRE Sr.
HEA AS JUST RECElVED-Exira superior knchestes
II n White Wheat FLOUR fresh No. HOPS; Vel
vet CORKSs; English and American Sporting Pow Dt1f;
BIeached Winter Sperm OIL; Loaf SUGAR; Syrup; We
nv choice chewing TOBACCO, and Principe sEGARs,
which, with our usual supply of Green and Black
TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES and LII
QUORS, are for sale at moderate prices. ol3
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PEAHISNO. RULED CAP Pa
EOSS PEI, just received and for sale BY
TURNER, VHEELWRlGEf NUDE,
an No.2 South Charles street, up stairs.
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AtHAs. II. PITTS s. JAS. e. STEWART, .Stor.
- ne,s at Latc have removed TO Sie office inFayetle
street, Jew doors a ST. Paus sNeet. opposite Bar
NUNS Hotel. They may be found ut all zines during
business hours when not engaged in Court. or absent
from the city. In the absence Of either of them, the
partner will attend To the business of the office ap2l
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WANTED.
9TVUATION WANTED,

upY ayoune man froH the Northern states E -o.ail
I'D Keeper or assistant Clerk in whose<h " 80.
grocery -four on commission store orany otnef
able situation where he coaid make himself nstiu "
his employer The very best of references Ri Oe We"
in regard 20 character, He. Apply 10 1870,
LEWIS ECOTTIS
C--oerAl Intelligence, Agency, aud Brokers' once,
No. West Tayette street., basement OF barnum I,y
Hotel. se ~
WMT ANTED, by an experienced farmer and gard
w ner-A small Farm, or an extensive garden, lo
tine ourase Of rearing seeds, and also fruits and vegcta
HES for the Baltimore market Any person having such
pl . 70 rent with the privilege OF purchasing at the
end of twelve months, will please address line ~ ~
p al the office Of the American Farmer.
no ie cod
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YuNO sEAMEN, vvAGGONERS AND OTH
II ERS.-The subscribers have received large sup-
boats, Wageners Beds, &C., which VIII be sold by de
hundred or single oHey W application the Bedding
Marts. DO HOT,CES&CfI
noI7-dtF
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ESTABLTsTTMFETF FOB
lF SAKE

FHiHE printing materials and subscription list Of the
n Daily Evening Gazette" which was established
for the purpose OF advocating the election Of ina Whe
candidates for The Presidency and Vice Presidency are
now offered for SALE At period within the Iast eixht
or ten years has so favorable opportunity presente
baltimore, as al present, and the terms on which The
Gazette will be sold render an object to nam OF
enterprise. Apply az the office ofte GazeAe Exchange
place. -. rs
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CHICAGO, QLI.) Nov 2, 1910.
esThe polls have just closed ,431 votes ia
ken-a monstrous poll for city containing
5000 inhabitants. Locofoco majority 1S3.-
In 1888, when the same vote was cast, the Van
Burm majority ON Congressman was asa part
of the CANAL voted here. The loces expect
ed 300. They consider this Harrison triumph.
Reports from the country come in favorably.-
There are II 900 foreign voters, (unnaturalized)
in this State. They vote in mass the Van Blu
rem ticket, owing to the supposed opposition Of
the Wings to the foreign franchise. The chan
ces that the Van Buren, ticket will be elected
but we have hopes that the farmers of the north
ern and middle parts of the State viii balance
the enormous foreign vote in the southern con-
ties and on the Canal line.
II none but native and naturalized citizens
were entitled to vote, we should make clean
teract the dead weight of $4,000 alien votes"
This work of DIR. Brownlee's is for sale by
Mr.. Owen, North Gay Street. There are many
facts embodied in a small compass, and after
speaking of the Society De Propaganda, and Of
the st. Leopold Association, he says:
ssBut we have most abundant evidence that,
these foreign conspirators are doing as much
| mischief by the materiel Of mobs and pai.perisn,
thrown upon our shores in one continuous stream
of turbulence and CRIME, as by their colleges and
| seminaries 70 these German and Irish Colo
MES, the Schlegels and Metterniches may be con-
ceiyed as thus addressing themselves,-stGo
forth, ye men 81 the right spirit, our holy reli-
| slon has trained you to put down the republican
naaterteH Go with zeal, and spread ignorance,
basotry, crime, and pauperism, every where in
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-21
4" We stoop 20 Conquer. -

In the great PROCESSION in Baltimore.
among the many descriptions of tags
which were seen, was one bearing prom
inen1y to view, the motto, 1--WE STooP
TO CoNoER." Never was motto SO APP
propriately selected. One, more fully
descriptive of the present position OF the
aristocratic party, could not be imagined
I'VE STOOP TO coNouER!' They
feel themselves above the mass of tie
people, and they can only hope to sue
coed by pretending to equali8e themselves
with industrious, laboring citizens, and
clubbing their leader, Harrison, as the
"poOr man IS candidate" 1--WE STOOP
TO CONQUERr' They look upon
the people as an ignorant mass, like so
many beasts, destitute of reasoning fac
ulties, and capable of being led only by
the instinct of passion. Hence the aris-
tocracy feel really that they are STOPPING,
in their present efforts and displays of
log cabins and cider barrels, for the pur-
pose Of operating upon the passions OF
the people, and covering from their view
the real aristocratic principles of their
party and its leader.
"W,E STOOP TO CONQUERr'
Let this aristocratic MOTTO be remember
ed by the people, and let them be aware,
ere they shall give their aid to raise into
power, over them, the party which feels
that it is condescending to seek their saf:
.fages, even by the insulting means which
it now resorts to, to gain them.
Such is the wing motto, in relation to
the industrious hard-working people OF
this free county
We Steep to COnqucrF'
TO conquer whom The honest people.
They have condescended to come down
from their lofty circles of aristocratic gran.
deur--from the splendid confines of their
bank palaces-in order to " conquer" the
people, by mixing with them and pre-
tending to drink hard cider and build Toe
cabins, for tickling the fancy of those
whom they suppose to be ignorant ant
know no better. Mark the expressions:
I'VE STOOP TO CONQUER!"
NeW Orleans Great WeStern.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-21
OBITUARY.

DTED--At this place on Monday last, Mr..
JOSEPH TRUE, son of William True, formerly
of Boston, Mass.
Mr.. True was graduate of Harvard College
Massachusetts,, and was recently admitted to the
bar in this state. He was a young man of exem-
plary habits and much esteemed by a large circle
Of acquaintance. His sudden departure from our
midst admonishes ALL and most fcrcibly his young
associates, that sin the midst of life we are in DEATH
and should deeply impress on our minds the adj
monition of the Apostle, "be ye also ready."
On the evening of the 10th inst. at his residence
in South Ottawa. JAMES GLOVER Esq. in
the 73d wear OF his age.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-08-21
HYMENEAL,

MARRIED-At this place, on Sunday evening
last, by j. o. Glover, Esq. Mr.. WILLIAM HlCK-
LIN to Mrs. ADELINE CLARK, all of this
place.
The printers were not forgotten by the young
couple, as several empty champaign bottles and
various fragments of delicious cake can testify
The young couple have our best wishes for theil
happiness and prosperity; and we hope, at the
same time, that the example here set may exer
else salutary influence on various bachelors in
our lown, not only by inducing them to get mar
ried but also to extend to the printer little of thu
cake and grape juice. Ahem!