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Or. Sebttr'5
gungen,Dref y.
prsis so Gent bic 8(aIete,

spreis so Gent ele SlaIdr,
81 cine lsbr ftdstars 3uterstuna, snteedt
pureh clnsn reseiniiGssM nmo berHbmten crits
Ihen Ir;t, rer lts i6sr fin6i9 Sabre IN ici.
Mer eissnrn sprariS in SeuHeblaub a,brauebt
bate, III .pelebem $anpe Ite ,pabreno jcner 3eit
aAtftrit ausSeeebnt teuuBt puroe, lei Suiten,
Dsrfdltnnsen, Gatarbfstrr, gnstriltisteit,
SfuebhuItsn, Seitsns uno Nufem1 1hmer3en,
.Sntipcen, jcoer Nrt Srnils nnb $Mnsemtes
ihperpSib une in Ssmmuna Oct beraunatem.
esn 1nsjebruns. Sielss fann als &eb ecr
cbissn Msoi;in se1aat wcroe,l, ater bic 3ct.
tunastetanntmaebuussn flnb sutoIlIpislia ta-
gu; jescr ttfrlebiscnoe Seipeis in eslIen QDlr.
tunaen splrb in elncm 9crlutbe oamit acfun.
ben ,psreen, 70 rpie aneb 3ablreiebe empfsbInMs
sen rie InneiiunssSettsl trsleitenp. llster
1000 Slalhcn Itnc alsn in Dbilapelpbia
!pdbrenc bcm lcBtcn QSnter perfauft ,pcrcrn,
eln htsr3rnseuosr Scpeis Ucn bcifrn SlnBtar.
Felt, icnit lpircc cine 70 srciTe Onamtitat nlr
pcreanft lpcroen itin.
go mirflam III bic Wlcpi,in ae,pelen in
Gurlruna Der Oerltbieosnsn SranfbeitJn fhr
melebe |le cmpfoblsn 1T, eab ite alien anbern
3utereitunasn bon Sarlaparl!!a, panaeeas
&c. ietnclI prranaett.
Sis(t 3snauihe fnr pom 3cit ju 3eitcrbals
ten uno bstannt 9emaht wcrecn, abcr serKps
ltenaufwano pcn 3eitnnaetstanntmabumaen
perbrtn bcreu m0ittbeiluna alhier. Sir
&ei6tglantisltsn ttnnen leiht ltsr3enst ,psrs
ben bon tsr Ghslidbfeit cieirr WleeiS,m peHn
lte aurnfcn all &eiops 8eiunobeie Emporium
80 l9l Noroswstcaitraile, nntcrhalt Der
8ime SiraTs, gum 9bilb oes "sclesnenIes
lers mb @eblaMsen'' all,pc 3euanide rnb
Sla6nsifunaen ~ buurgten BON Sallcn Der
mcre,pirriatten &ureu purtb ticfr DicoI5in,
pctar,eiat ,perbcn eonnrn.
Nrabins, fen 2, Jnni.
s.0iac D.spi;iu 1T I'm ben cten ansss
scbensm prsis in ctcler 0rnferei sn taben.
Snmi so. bp.
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4ueh ID Der prsisio asrilss ea6 ras eDGs
fdtiI prin Tsrntilen sasanafnb 1T.
Oicfe 5,peite Nufase 1T auf ren 1Dauih
Der einitettspclifen &brsr bis gum Anbans
&c unperdneert setiietsn, 70 eas il, ben 9eh,l'
len Die erits Auaase nit Der sipsitsn asbrauht
percsn Fam, obne capureb Die asringtte St6h:
ruas tsim Staebfsbiascn u.f 10. sn berurlas
d6em.---Dr 4abans jseoet 1T ron einsm tiiebs
tiseu Wanue ipsfrntIitb rsrbsjTert ,psreeu. 3.
Die 1usltattnna 1T auf fet6nsrsm papier.
ais Die ertle Hufs9e. ilab bet gmtano ,pirp
init eiuem leoernen cber muslnen Nifsn, Der
ar6Gtrsu 6alttarfelt meseu, OerIebeu, nab.
renp Die GrempIare Der erifen Nnfass nur in
pappbano Setunpen waren, obae pesbalb oen
preis ers einSelnen gremplars ~ srbtben. I.
Somit alaube ieb 2lllcs, rprs unter ren or.
,paItencsnllinitancen notbla unO msslieh mars
fir bic Slpcitc Hufaae oisiss psrtbYolIsn
Werfrs setban au baben unp smpftnlsS
porfebern. >ebrsrn uuD 1eltern raffrlts CUR
m5alietit tpsiten Serbrsitnna in allen bsuts
iten @6ulsn u.c peuf6en 8amilicn pislss
$aupee.
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Die 3,peite IuHa9e pon


oBilnlen's oeutlhen &tnserfreanoe
wiro nun IN einisen I3ohsn fertia fsin sBir
ssben pis Drrrepe 5ur s,peitsn 1ufase
als ieb Die ertts sanslidb fir bic blslssn
Shulcn cinscrisbtete Nusga5f won
vWilmien's oeutfdem Kineerfreunee"
BOT aueert5alb Sabrsn bsrauesat, par ieb
pcn Dem 8epanten lstbaft bnrhrrunsen, baB
ein loltbes 8uob nitbt mur Scpirfni6 unIerer
teltru peutiben Stbulen rpcrpsn mililt (en
bern oaB oaoureb audi ptel Gutse lei &inesrn
unb gr,pahiencn acitlftet ,perpen tbnne uno
pa6 es nah nnp nah ais Samilientutb in ben
Sdu1cru tee Shrscrs unp sannmannes Gin.
gang fnpen phrpc. - Sies bat Iltb bstatist,
uub es acust bon ben SorHtbrittsn bcr YeItres
tuaacn fir grsiebuns ,,uo S,lpuns. - DaB
ieb ater ~ untans oicfss Sabrs an cine ncue
Aufase centsn mGbte, ca jset adc grsmplare
trr erten 1000 Gremrlarc ftarten aufase
persrifeu iein ,piirofn uno bab ieb, i,m pas
tteistncs Ssphrfnib sm trfricciscm 5000
erempiare rrufen mnbte er,partete ieb nltbt.
Wilmlen's Kineerfreuno 1T tsreits il,
slpci bcutfhen Gtbulcn Sleu Vort'e, spei
oeut(teen @hnlen SaIt,mcres IN elmer beut,
ieben Se6ule pbilacrIrbia's in Cincinnati,
O.. Ybilipsturs SPA, ct. scuis nno Ser:
mann, Dsc., ,pis III elnaen flsnsreu Shu:
len oicfrs $ances, einsefitbrt uno bat ale &cfe,
bud in cusIilebcn NraIIhulen, ,po renheber
llnterriebt ertbcilt miro, Bsifau sefnnosn.
ettnfalle llno al bic 8armer in montaomss
rp' Seres. 9lorthamptom iinp $sha @auntp
eins tecsutenoe An3abl eremptare psrtauft
sOcrsen.-Olefe Qtnabme nno oisfer Bsifaa,
ipemit eas Bud Iteraa aufscncinmen ipnroe,
Ut eis tsfc einpfebluna fir pafIrlte. .-9dtit
seeiessne eentfehe Vldtter tes aften 9atrrs
lanres frrcbcn ibr >ct unr ibre Srsupe itcr
eas grftencm ric(cs Tnttrfrcuurss aug. -
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$50 III Or. peiop 2
@a5 1T Or. 9eibp

0is sauss aHslt icl es riHen!! 9sin 0las
me 1T BON ieltf Ittb ithnslI certrrlteno-unb
fsin Nubm tealeltct ben Namsn.
Or. 81. y. $ciop 1T jcpcbl Elm rrsudrer
Nppotbster ais Wr5t, atnItirt rurd ris 9ots
loren YbpIle, gbapman Gore, Sibicn, Safs
Gou, 5arr, 6ernCr, 0eipses, Samee &c.
Dv. Sl.S. tsicp 1T Gin arbcrnrr psnnipls
panltr, sstiIpct III cslIcn Snfttnteu, unp III
nibt ppn paris, tOneen, gplnburS ecer ei.
nisem auelanpiltbcn OrtG mclhe sewjbnIib
pcn Quafialtern unn Sstrisern anaeaeteu
,perpsn, mslhe reutcn, turh lcihe 3rifs bic
uuwGcnpsn unp llntuuoiseu lsIettsr gu tils
terscben.
81. 3. Nipp sitt mebi3iniIGcn Natt unls
font, in alleu &rantbeten pcu jscsr 0latur
uup Nrt, rehnet nur ben sewtbnlihsu preis
fir Die msei3ineM bic CT plelicitbt ccrorsurn
mag, an leinem WiepiSin Stcbr unp Ssiunps
beits,gmp SO. 19l 0loto 2n Strafe
nahe Der weinitrae, (SbilD pom aolonsu
4cler unb SdIansrn.) pbilaceipbia, 100 cin'
gig rrsparrt spcrptn, une i'm 8rptcn une
Elelnen rertauft
Or. geioys Slutspillen,
g6rn fails 5u ps-taufsn Sci:
q. 81. Gmltb II. 60. 2te StrajTe, nabc an,
Nothen st,pen wirtbsbauie.
3. 8ilbert u. 60. Ste CT. ctsrhalt ter
wsin Strane. r.
Srirorih &lstt, gds Ret 2tsu unp gallc,p,
bill StraiIf.
9. Is. Oaeelp, Ippctbeerr, Neapins.
Sarab .. O1orris, 10. 20.
Schn s. >cns, DO. &anfaltsr.
9. 3. O1oier. %. 9(llentaun..
5. s. <innsrt, &aufmaun, $anealter
Dtillr, Sbifp II. 9mitb, %. 6amturs.
grllnb gum Dertauf in Der 9rnferci picIcr
3eituna, sprsis 25 Cent bic GbatteI.
Wlai &c. IS.
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W abfroge. a

Der ltntsrssibnste @ ottfrib 9ati
ans &clsen, nn,peit Berlin forcert tism't
isine trsi G6bne, nnauf, 3Biibslrn nno Sers
biiano, peItte Dor einisen Sabren bcn'pitts'
bura aus, ibn Serlie6sn cbne fcithen oas
@erinsttc BON let b6ren 81 lailen, ant. tbm
pcn ibrem rer3sifiaen Infenftaltscrte gatt'
-idt III astcn. Wlarictta, Ohio, ben 16tem
Nebr,Iar lS4l. Gcttfr,so Dari.
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9leue QDoaren.

Eouero .. Smitb bat 10 eten srbafs
ten: einsu frHeben Sorratb nener unb fur
Die SahrssSsit paNsnpe Waarsn, psl6s tlls
Tiger als je 3upor perfanft perptn am Cd
Der 4tsu uno Yenn Stral!en. -...
Nsarins Seb. Is. SIR.
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Dr. geipp's 8lut-YtQen

Gin sroGer She'll oaocn 1T Sariararilla
Gino eic ein;isen tettetenen pillen meltbe
bic ttarfIte giaenbeit bellsea fhr Die Ntinis
auns Der ginsswelre uuo Die Sdblsteit, 81
SIeitbsr Belt, oas Scblht une Satnr 81 rei'
Ai8tn. ..-s.s
Or. Qeicp's Slnt-Dillen, a
oinp aus Iclheu meri3inil6sn grtraften su
samu,euae1ret, pelbe Ithpu Don orn beriibm:
ts,tcn 4sr,tsn III ben Screinisten Staaten
anaerpanot wurteu nnb III Der 9ail5sn lSslt.
Or. geiop's S(ut-pilleu.
gine elm Gdterss Gssenmittel acscn bic itsIn
GFtft mo Ne(asn bon Olsrturp unb Oline'
rsiien, ppsr oit ssfabrliben efette bon Den
fe6ltttcu Nr1encien unr Quad Dlepi;inca
Won Oua6lalts:n unp auslinpIhsn Snrcrs
loren. .y..s.
81. geicn's Slut- Yillen,
9ino Nnt, Quad, Nnti Wssrfurial, unti@afs
Ienbaft nub sesen alle Srantbeit crseusenoen
lir1aehm oocr ssssn tis gcn,titutIrn wivten.
w Gutltan5en.
Sr. 9eirp's 8(ut-Yillen,
nO1tssn anacwenpet wereeu lei jnnaen nup
aiten, mduulitben rno weitliebeM, IN alien
DerbalMidtn, cbns Nh1baltuus rcn arbsit,
D,at opsr malfsfm <eten, uno ctae Surbt
fhr Wsrfdltnns.
Sort wae Doftoren fa9sn! bon Or.
eeibp's 8lutspitIen!
1ussua scu e,asm Drisfe bon Or. Sowarb,
bahrt pstrsturs, Sum 80, 1889.
"Sd fano Die Blut piaen als eins por;as
lidbs parsaui unp Ssbiht 0sinisuns, fane
{le milo uup lanft in itrsn WlrtunssM eeias
treltafts Etantbeit erisaaenc i'm Wlaacnseit'
fetnersca ,e. wslhs Se,ptbnlict rnrb Spnr
aan,en er,sust ,peresn. SD siants, eab oil
Dl9t plicm pit aGTfrdftistten III eriltrni
Cns, Won alien in Scrm pcn pillrn nnb rsit
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fpMeM (Onessa. sleih,siriaa,s penislSen tisf
lie Winfs fin Ole 1srieatasrs.ns sibrst Mtsi
ten syIsriieH. - %
Der preis tes Werfthens III 70 ssrins
ais ,ucslth settellt, UNI audi eenl ipeMSer tf'
mit.eItn 1anrwsrteru eine Gelcssntsit III
setsm llth eaGelte an3nfehafrn.
Sar Buhhdnplrr::u 1npsrs. ,psl6s im
8roIsn in faiifcn wanftrn. irscn mir foissn'
oe preiis ftit, -as ...s ,,-s ge I'D aa
100 gremplars in snten .pappbaab $50, 90
oo n tsH N 1" oo' w
- ~ y" - eo eo
x II rs.s" sr- '"o
aeacn ginlsncmaa hes Sstraas bel eer Ssftels
l,ms--Berienpuusstciten, pcrtc uno rrs!sls
bsb ,pcrOsn audtrrcm tcreebnet.
.Grlnisrs 6errsn gpllesen unb Nmesrs
Die nod Satferiptipnesslten fit eas Werfs
den IN 8rfs hatsn iiuo bSfitt erfuett ms
ciriclben fctalr pie mcalitb ciujn1enesn unh
uns alsitb5eit.a Su tenaebriebtiacn. ,pchin ite
ibrs ersmpIarc ssltbifl ;n batrn wilniehen.
gs&latter, NIT rrnen mir wsebiclh flnp
bbfih crlllht. eas Dbias sinse W1ale IN ihs
re Spalttn aufsuncbmsm prpureb fts uns 5n
Seaeuoicnitcn Dcrpfitbten. -. ..s.s .
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sa6 fs In uniabIihsu Ualisa tie tslssn mlrs
funssn terpergrtratt tatsu"fs e+

sAWSkW TttVft3sf<"NSF f"~s"
N sts%as sesA 20 ---3 s. satt u }L85
Ias,ua siucs Beisfse bcn Sr. 80. @. fans
bert, batirt wafbiustcn, Snli 8, 1889.
nSeb faab Sbrs Blut pilfsu ais zines Der
bShit IhasbarFsn 4tfhbrunsemittsl, ,pslebss
ieb je amspaaotc., Sn Der 9bat, i'd lin 20 alls
friepen nit itrsn wirtunse,. ras idt islfsn
sin anberss 4tfibrunssmittel a,l,psups. SD
gebe fe falt in aIleI SraMfbtiten 100 Ntfibs
runs n6tbia 1T. gs 1T audi nidt immer her
Sail eaB leb fte ein5ls ais .Ntfibrunssmittel
aarpenre. SD fin0s ea6 fts fir rbsumatifbe
Shmer}en, Rrantbeitea rcr 6ant Mnp piele
anoere lIetsl, rhcn 70 plrfiam lnc. ...- (.
0ie Dottcren 9. G. 5anepG, gbarlcs 6as
mil mc Bllliam Sraueis, rcn Ycp,lfplpas
uisn.-Or. g. 81. >ppb nnr SfaaF 6a!baeb,
ben Slsu Drleane. Or. q. ". tesis unoScs
latban Dsbree, bon &entufp.-Or. q. gles
ment, BON Nihmpno.- Simon Sherb,
Don Nattbe5.-Sr. 8. .. Sarret, bon pitts
burs-itimmen Der aIlaemcncn Meinuns tei,
Dap bic SlutspilIen cas ansrlhae6arts Hts
fdbrunas uno SlutreintaunamittsI ltuo. ins
eiasatbhmftc Wittci fit rbenmatbifhs lies
bel. &rantbriten bet 9aut, Sopf,peb, Gebwin
bel Dbnmatbt &c. &C., ipeltbes ite jelnals ses
tannt ooer anacmanpt batfi, unb ss9rauden
lts i'll itrsr taalieben Draris."
3ahlreihe 3eusnihr bon Snritibuen ttnns
ten ebenfaQs ppraeleat iperpsn, ater bic 80,
ftsn fir Nnperteisu ltnp 81 aroB. um ceren
Dutli5iruns su erlauben. 3u alle Golden.
Die 8sleScnbeit taten m6scn, mdebte Sr.$sl
bp benllpCs faotu: Peg
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4orotirt ieine Slnt- pfQen !!

Ycs allrn W,ittstn prctirt fe, ebc ibr ress
tirt anoerc III protirsn. Sie paren nie nubes
friepissno-0e ,peroen nic nntefriepissnp isin
-f5nneu nie unbefriebiScno fclu in einiaer
ibrer wlrfunasn, neil ansencmnen caB ltsr
100, 900 Sebadbtsln capcn pcrfauft nnrren,
uno in niebt eincu snSissn Salt. .'par sinias
pappn MntsfrisolAsMn.
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7. d. peHeItoeft.
ptiIatelpbia. i'm December 1910.
preile in philadelphia:

0T 3abIbar bei Uuf9abe oct 8ciEelluna an
nns Islbtt crer an Den Iaentsn, no man Be'
ifeaunacn sinsiebt.- gmtaGaas, Srabt une
SpsIsn werheM bslcnbers tsreebnet..
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60 stsn bat bic prsie perlaHtn unb 1T in
Der 9rufsrs Sisf,r Ssituna, sinSsln unb in
9rt6tur 3abl Su batsn sin fir Die bstrsHens
ZEN joanpmerfcr uno RlnifIsr btbif naslibss
0Serf, betitslt:
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Ser
praftiltbe uno erfabrene
Natb0eber,

&iinltler uno profefiiontiten.
cper Gin
aus lanejabriesr Grfabruna ecfbSpftes
Ne3eptbu d,
Ius rnm gnsliitten, NIT 8enusms Der ts,
fsn in unt auslanriftsn Wsrfe
bearbsitst.
far gbemiFcn, &unlltiIebler, ,0o16bel ltrciner,
CSewsb.fcbaftcr uno Shb1cnmacber, $afirer
Sunebsisunb Sbalicnfatrifantcn, ,Ssraolpcr.
SunfcrehsIcr, Gammaher, Slchihmicce
unp mebrcre anpers 8e,psrttrsitsnpe, netf
srinplitbea 1npsifHuaen hber bic
Debanpluns unb Hmpsnomns sg
Der sesstcnsn Ns3spts. a
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I0en IclcAen psrfonsn, ,nslte 8eihdfte
treiten Die ofcn in, 9itel bes Bnebes an9e.
fiibrt 1lnb, crlaitsu mir ms eea "spratti
fhsn Natbacter" ais ein tb6f nitlithss
Bnh sn enipfcbIsn. neil Qe nidt allein piele
Soften fir bic Sertisuna itrer Grtciten cts
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0n1er Mn6etge.

Gclasare Bhthsr Nnb in osr 9ruderr, bic.
fer 3ctlns um eiI!iscn prcie su baten:
wiImfcn's bsutitbsr Ginosrfreant, pon S.e5.
CNsHelborft, Dhi(oDffnbia 1890
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9r. Qeiep's Slut-DilIen,

Ginp aus Iolheu meciSinil6en grtraften ~
fammsnssIset, spelde Ithou Don csn bsriibm
ts,ten 4srstsn III ben 9ereinistem staate
anaswanot wurpeu nnb in Der 9an3sn Wslt.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-19
VOLUME J..
PUBLIsuEB WEEKLY
GEORGE f. WEAVER g. JOHN HlSE,
TIE II MS .

CanaI Sired, nearly opposite Tie Mans0'' House.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-19
NUMBER 40.
Mothers be Cheerful.

Notin studies above their years, or in
irksome tasks, should children be employs
ed. The joyous freshness of their young
natures should be preserved while they
learn the duties that fit them for this life
and the next. Wipe away their tears.
Remember how hurtful me The heavy
rains 10 the tender blossom Just opening
on the day. Cherish their smiles. Let
them learn TO draw happiness from all
surrounding oblects-snce there must be
some mixture of happiness in every thing
but sin. II was once said of beautiful
woman, that from her childhood she had
ever spoken smiling, as if the heart poured
JOY from the lips, and they turned it into
beauty.
May | be forgiven for so repeatedly
pressing on mothers TO wear the lima
ments of cheenulncss "To be good
and disagreeable, is high treason against
the royalty of virtue said a correct
moralist. How much is II 10 be depreca-
ted, when piety, the only foundation of
true happiness, fails of making that JOY
visible to the eye! It's happiness is me-
lody of soul, the concord of our feelings
with the circumstances Of our lot, the
harmony of the whole being with the viii
OF our Creator, how desirable that this
melody should produce the response Of
sweet tones and a smiling countenance,
that even slight observers may be won by
the charms of It's external symbols.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-19

enemies as soon as he emerged from his
den, and wheeled and returned, passino
the retiring dog at the instant: all of which
was done too quick for the marksmen to
shoot. As the dog was out and the pan.
Their in the den, Inc mouth was walled I'm
with stone to prevent his escape, as night
was astapproaching. In this condition he
remained four days before another attempt
was made to get him out, in hopes that in
the meantime he would staryc or suilo-
cate.
On opening the cave it was soon found
that the panther was alive and ready to
give fight iffurther oppressed. But Inn
stead, unwilling to give up his prey, took
candle and entered his cave, in which
were several small angles and narrow
passages, barely allowing man to creep.
On turning one of these angles, and at the
narowcst part of the cave. Umstead came
so near the animal that it spit in his face
cat-lke; at this he rercated little and
kindled iirc---thc others passing him in
dry wood, and filled the space entirely
with cumbusllbc substance. He then
built stone wall outside of the fire, and
another at the mouth of the den.
Having thus beseged and secured their
enemy, the men awaited the result. They
soon found the work of death in rapid
stage of progress. The panther growled
and made a plunge into the fire, but the
wall preventing his escape, was obliged to
retire, and he then groancd and expired.
But to make the work sure, and give
time for the fire TO exlnguish, so that
they could pass the place Of its action, TWO
or three days more expired before the den
was rc-opencd when the panther was
found back of the place of the fire, stiff
and cold. When got out he measured
upwards of six feet from the tip of the
nose to the end Of the tail, and was so
heavy that it required two men to carry
him a short distance to the house. Some
half dozen of these animals have been
killed within two years past, between
Turkey river and this place, on the west
side of the Mississippi, but this is the first
and only one bearded and burnt in his
den.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-19

Never, perhaps since the time of Lord
Byron, has a handsomcr face been seen
than that Of SIR Charles Waterfront. His
full dark eyes, his expansive forehead, and
his small and gcntlemanly hand, distin-
guishcd him among nj! the ladies in this
part of the country. Nothing was so
dangerous to their peace of mind as his
conversation, and nothing so seductive as
his little batteries. In short, he turned
all their heads. But Sir Charles had a
minous vice, which blighted every thing.
He was gambler lie had cspoused
rich and noble ladies', whose dowercs
should have made him a rich man, for he
had four wives, who were all dead,
and slept forever in the same tomb. To-
day Sir Charles Waterfront appeared be-
fore jury, in company with DR.. Black,
charged with having attempted the death
of his wife, Lady Betsy Rap, by starya-
ton. At the commencement of the pre-
sent year this lady, contrary to the wishes
of her family, married Sir Charles, alrea-
dy four times a widower. She had long
loved him, and it was in vain that her
family demonstrated with her, and pointed
out the mysterious fate of the four deccas-
ed wives The marriage was celebrat.
ed, and Lady Betsy in due time pre-
scented the worthy Baronet with an heir tc
his title. Her Ladyship one day feeling
slightly indisposed, DR.. Black was called
in. He felt the pulse of his patient, eXa
mined the tongue, and prescribed diet
The diet was continued until the unlortu
nate lady was almost mad. Nothing bu
liquids was allowed her, not a particle o.
bread must enter her lips.
In fit of delirium she slalchcd up her
infant, and seemed in the very act Of de
youriug it to satisfy The cravings of ma
turc, when the piercing cries Of the chile
brought the father into the room, who
could not bear the thoughts of losing thC
child. although hc had planned the de-
strcliou Of its mother. TO save tn,
child he ordered food to be given to ,hC
parent; and thus to sort Of patcrua IN
stict, against which llc hardened heart o
Sir Charles was mol quite proof her lady
ship owed her preservation.
SIR Charles Waterlor, was furihe
charged with having, by the assistance o
| DR.. Black, causad the death of his iou
first wives by the same means, iii order L
get their fortunes, for the purpose Of Ii
quidanng the debts which his gambliu
propensitics were continually mcurring
The noble prosecuriX simply stated lh
fact Of her having been starved as abov
slated, but said she had nothing more /
say agalns. the prisoners. Twenty-on
witnesses were examined in proof of tn
facts Of the case, consisting of the servant
and tcnantry Of the accused Barone
Both prisoners were found guilty, and sci
tenccn to twenty years transportation.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-19
From the North American Review
The sbpepop Ecrrifory

FORT VANCOUVER is situated on the
north side of the Columbia, five miles
above the mouth of the Multnomah, in a
handsome prairie, and upon second
bank, about three quarters of mile from
the river. This is the fort, as it stood
when Mr.. Smith arrived there but "a
large one, 900 feet square, about three
quarters of a mile lower down, and within
two hundred yards of the river, was com
menced the spring he came away.
Twelve Founders were the heaviest cam
non which he saw. The crop of 1923
was seven hundred bushels of wheat. the
grain full and plump, and making rood
flour: fourteen acres of corn; the same
number of acres in peas eight acres OF
oats four or five acres of barley a fine
garden; some small apple-trecs and grape
vines. The ensuing spring, eighty bush.
els of seed-wheat were sown. About two
hundred head Of cattle fifty horses and
breeding mares; three hundred head OF
hogs F.; fourteen goats; end the usual do
nestle fowls. They have mechanics OF
various kinds, to wit, blacksmiths, gun.
smiths, carpenters, coopers; timer, and
baker; good sawmill, five miles above,
on the bank of the river; grist-mll,
worked by hand, but intended TO work BY
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-19

pa,nan 0nttionC.

4 few days since, a large yellowish
panther, was discovered near the house Of
Mr.. Ums,ead, fifteen or sixteen miles
west of Prairie du Chen, in Clayton
county, Iowa Territory, by Messrs.
Gould, Paul, and Umstead. Viewing hun
rs rather dangerous neighbor, they
deemed it the most polite course to pre-
vent depfcdatlons by destroying him at
once. Accordingly, pursuit was made
with one gun and two dogs. The enemy
was soon driven into his den or cave,
some fifteen feet deep, in the >lde of a
perpendicular rock. The dogs were then
sent in, in hopes Of ousting him: but he
handled them so roughly that one soon
came back with his nose aud sides Sc
yerely torn. The other in battle had got
over the panther and was in his rear IN
The cave. This was not pleasant 90 the
owner, rs it was valuable animal, and to
induce the animal to come out the men
retired TO distance. within rifle shot to
await the event. The plan succeeded ;
the panther soon came out, and the other
dog shot by him aud came TO his master.
The panlhcr's qucik eye discovered his
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-02-19

NJ Morr, {Pcru, La Sale county, III.
e. q. MrLLEn, Dayton.
A. o. SMITH Smiths Mills.
jason GunLLY, Troy Grove.
l.. w. DiMuocK, VermiIionvile.
HGvuy PnILLrrs, Munson, (Indian creck.)
G.. w. REYNOLDS, p. VI. Pontiac
REFS MoaG,N, Morgan's Mill.
JAMES G.. CLApP, Bristol. Kane Co. ILL.,
WILLIAM RlVEY, near Van Buren,, Ill.
WILLIAM X. BuowS, Sunbury Illinois.
HrvuY HICKS, Hicks mill, De Kalb Co. III,
w. w. VIM, Oswego, Kane Go. Ill.
ANTHONY PITzER, BooDesboro', Oglc Co. III