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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-08-27
western Anti-BiiiOus Pills.

FENHESE Pills are offered to the public as a
4 CATHARTIC, adapted more particularly to
Bilious Countries, and intended to supply the
place of Caomcl which is SO extensively and inju-
riousy used; especially when administered by
unskilul hands, as it too frequently is, in new
and thinly settled countries.
As this physic is quite as efficient in throwing
of bilious attack, being at the same time per-
icctly safe, and altogether more proper as pre-
paratory medicine, in the treatment Of Bill
iOUS FEVER, FEVER AND AGUE, and
all the variety of intcrmlttents, incident to a bill
ious or aguc country, it will certainly be found
preferable to all mercurial prcparatons at the
same time their operation is so mild that they
may be used with perfect safety and great adyan.
tage, as FAMILY PHlSIC.
They will also be found useful in all BILIOUS
COMPLAINTS, Jamdice, Lirer COmpGint
Sick- Headache, Aguc Coke, CoEc, CoaircncsS
Loss Of appetite, and in all cases of 1~pr Of The
Bgrck.
Full directions accompany each Box. Price
% cents. Prepared by
DIR. BOARDMAN.
White Pigeon, Mich.
n. B. These Pills are entirely vegetable.
For sale at the Drug Store of G. l.. Thompson
81 Co. Ottawa, Illinois.
Aug. Is, 1910. 5l-ly.
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Wool CaTaiug.

satisfaction, and assures those VINO may favor MN
with their custom, that their work shall be done
in the best possible manner.
The Machine will undergo thorough repairs,
and will be put in complete order for carding all
kinds of wool by the Goth of May.
Believing that "the nimblc sXpencc is better
than the slow shilling" we have established
our price for carding wool the present year at sir
and II tourth cents per pound, "a reduction from
former prices Of one and three fourth cents per
pound.) The Machine is removed to our new
building calculated for WooIcn Factory, which
will be putin operation the present season.
J. & d. GREEN.
Dayton H., April 80, lSIl. 5l-tf.
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Doctor j. StiCkcl

INFORMS his friends and the public generally
4 that he has returned to Ottawa. Grateful for
the patronage he has heretofore received, he hopes
still to merit share of the same.
Office over Cushman q Thompson store,
where he may be found during the day, when not
professionally absent, and at night at the Fox
River House.
Ottawa, June 10, 1871. 2-5n.
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DOcf. w. A. Sanger

OFFERS his professional services to the citl'
~ zcns of Ottawa and vicinity. Office in
LIP. a. w. A. SANGER * Cos. store, on the
South side of the Public Square, Brick Build
ing.-His dwelling is on Canal Street, three
doors from the southwest corner OF the Public
Square.
Ottawa, Dec. IL, 1910. 3o---u
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,JOIin &. Cil;Il,lpiin.
WIN. ClllIrilaScrO,

.4tton,ey and Counsellor at Lar, dnC
Solicitor IN ChGnccry,
PERU, LA SALE COUNTY, ILLINOIS
July TO- 1910. e-u'
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The "TEaTsciIICs Manufacturing
Company"

EEAVING purchased the MILLS and other
4 7 machinery lately erected by l.. KMnALL,
at the town Of Marscillcs are prepared to do
Saving for, and furnish to the surround
ing community, all descriptions of Sawed
Lumber, Lathcs, and Shingles, which
the country will admit, on the most reasonable
terms and shortest notice; and as the business OF
the company in all its branches, will be performed
by experienced and competent men, and every
effort made to give satisfaction, they hope to me
rit a liberal share of uihl,c r,otrouonc
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q. l.. Thompson,

East side of the Public Square, Ottawa, ILL.,,
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Dyc-Smlls,
Paints, Oils, Varnish, &c. &c.
Julv g 1910 I---u
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John v. 4. Hoes,

Attorney and C@tnsello' al La'o anu S'"''0' ~
ChmneTy.
Office next door north of the Post ONCE Qua
va, La Sale county, Illinois.
nav 23d. 1910. ~.
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EDLANK DEEDS, just printed on a
-hp superior quality of paper, and for
sale at this office.
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Furniture EOr Sale.

YHViIE subscribers have on hand large
n lot of Furniture, consisting Of Io-
bicS, BcdSieads, Hash Ndnds, Looking
Glasses, &C. Sc. Beef and Pork taken
in exchange for the above articles.
Nov. 21-G ARMOUR & LAMB.
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. BARRELS OF MOLASSES, Just
y received per steam boat Lasalle and
or sale by WALKER & llICKIING.
Ottawa, April l6, 1871. 4S-tf.
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CNMSTOCk & CO.

Wholesale Druggists, New York, Z Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug store Of &. l.. Thompson,
/ Ottawa - w.
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cALrpoNlA CONFERENCE or CHURCHES.

! The annual meeting Of the Caledonia Conieren ce
of Chnrchen will he held at NJ, JohDsburv CentTe,
4 In the Cong gationai house, on "Wednesday and
Thursday the 9th and 10Th of June next. The ex
ercses will commence with sermon on Wednes-
day half past 10 o'clock, A. M. After sermon,
Conference will organize. ~, 01~t ba0HJe7
| AT half past O'Clock, p M. the anniversary of
I 8, Schools in the County will be held--at which
addresses will be made to the children present.
At Id bcfars O'Clock, III. report THE 8. 8 Sec
retnry will be prcsen ted, followed Ivy business TO
be arranged by tho 8. S. Committee. AT half past
q clock, sermon. ~ NJ taA .taH' .f" en-
| On Thursday morning, at half past 3 o'clock
Conference will convene for the transaction of bus
mess. Al 10 o'clock the public exercises will
Commences. The report on the state of Religion
10 be presented by Rev. Mr. Stone of Cabot. Min
listers in the County will have the goodness take
notice Of this item, and forward 10 Mr. Stone soiM-
out delay, the tstIcs Of their Churc hes, with
account of the additions to them within the year,
and such other information as they may be abie 10
give neediul 10 make out perfect report
The exercises of Conference TO close with Ser
mon, and the communion service in the afternoon.
| II is hoped that all the churches in the county
WILDE fully represented -also, that superintendants
teachers, and other members of Sabbath Schools,
us far as practicable, will be present at :he ann.
versary. JOSIAH MORSE, Sec.
p. 8. The Chronicle will please notice.
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@8AE1Ga

In this town, 2lst ut. OF consumption, ars
HILL, wife of Moses Hill, Esq aged 80.
Mrs Hill was born at LittletOn, N. HI. Of, her
early life but little il known by The writer. SUI
fee il say, she was distinguished ior simplicity,
amiabili,y, aud Intelligence. These, before she
possessed religious character won and perpetual
I'D the esteem of early associates In maiurer
years il ripened into strong attachment and affsc-
tionaie regord. She was possessed In an eminent
degree OF those peculiar feminine graces Tor winch
her sex is distinguished, and which constitute the
chief source Of that light and good which combine
10 bless the social state Sincere without atecta-
uon-sympatizing and benevolent without osten-
tation, she could but the respect and conf
dence Of all who knew her. When TO these natural
graces were superadded those Of the Religion of
Jesus, then did she shine star in the fr,nament
las a choice gem in the mine-amid The monu-
mems Of depIavity in this dark world.
Her Religion eferyescence of animal
sympaihy--no fruit ola withered hope rooted IN
religious speculation, and nourished on air. Ii
was deep ia the heart. rooted aud grounded in
| the faith '--oPorative--eDiuring.
Her sense of aud her own deflsment was
KEEN but her confidence in the efficiency Vi the
! aionng blood of the .La,nb Of God was great m
proportion. Her devotion TO Christ, and tie inter
! ests OF his kingdom, was :ervent while she lived
| and in death il was undated. Nor was she ior>
gotten of the Great Shepherd of the flock ia the
hour of it's darkness. "fiis rod aud his stgf they
| comforted her, while passing through the "dariS
| valley and shadow, and when she began {" SINK
in the glo"m,a Sunbeam from the Cioss ou sst 10
and in the cheering brightness her spirit spread MS
wing and plumed itself iof Heaven. .Q
| Her cOunsei--her example-wiii long hover, we
trust, like guardian spirits over the family CIRCLE
| ironr which she was tom away by death. May
rhey follow, rs these point ihe way, beckoning
then, To The skes;--s shall they aIi meet where
no farewell is said-no pang Of parting friendship
felt. ai s..#.s COMM.
| In Charleston, very suddenly, on the Esd uit.
| Mr. Harriet Hubbard, aged 40, wiia Of John Hub
bard, formerly OF Barnet.
In Montpelier, 25il, ult of scarlet fever, George,
son of iienry Y. Barnes, aged about :, years.
| In Newbury, on the lSth ult. Mr. Zebedeu Briggs
ltged ~ years and months.
\ Died recently ut his Inausion house IN Pu,ney
Capt. Zenas Hyde, aged o2--a revolutionary pen
sioner, and was al the battle Of Bennington.
! ln Lockport N Y. Mrs Grata Hall. aged %
Formerly oil Montpelier. s+
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IA correspondent Of the
"a, FroSIDA W. l,,;os from Pilatka, May l3ih'
..,b Gsogisn' chad there Of rather
!, .'thnl nlofpA Com The South. It's reported
E|,,,.bIs nature "' ,ha ooth ult, came into Fort
l, Co,cOOChsc' '" ,.,,iors. Afer day or swo's
[tss With ''S's'" ~, and returned on the 4th inst,
|aurn, DO weo' ~ =, his men, supposed TO be all !
N twenty hs1 -" control Of he prOfessed friend
!, warriors no "a. sr,,sra,e. News reached to day
pand' dss. y, ,ha, AlIeck Tustenuggee had sent
DE "f Bay, saying he should be in soon All
Tampa a. Da Enough. Per contra, the Indians IN
''S'' -" n n Of Baine' Prairie, some days
ndsN''' d,,yen off 100 head Of cattle. This
|Ds, pave ~, w. intend laying up subsistence store
4 ,,mpaign. -u------.
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IgMsbsMGM @R So

In Sutton, 18th ui. by Rev. Mr. Cross, Mr. Josh
VA A. Hyde, of Albany, 10 Miss Beisey Dolof, OF
Sutton. u, .4t5.at .ta.at< tf t.ar- ebh pt p,
In Moreiown. Mr. VIM. p. Clark, 10 Miss Kelzi-
ain II. Clapp, Of NJ. rsD ssl& .ssa.. he =
In Montpelier, MIR Lafayette Pitkin Of PlaInfeld,
to Miss Mary f.. Howard.
In Randolph, 9Th ulL Mr. A. A. Mercy Of East
Bethel, to Miss Laura T. Paine; same day, at East
Bethel, Mr. N. p. Brooks OF East Randolph, To Miss
Lucy s. Fisk. AhasE
Ia Canaan, May o, Col. John p. Denson, Of
Guiidhali, TO Miss Mary s. Cooper, daughter OF
Jesse Cooper, Esq Of Canaan.
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stock or Goods
Latest styles English, Freaacla
and Americans
O. O. q I'D s.. a,.r

se IS e. g. q QSa SIS S Me & a. 5s IL
LNEEI.S DESTROYS Of expressing his gratitude to
n his friends and the public for pust favors, and
would embrace the present opportunity in ac-
will continue TO supply them with Goods as usual,
and he fiatters himself that the Style of Goods he
has recently purchased win not fail tc give entire
satisfaction His assortment consists in part Of the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

Rich plain figured and
striped SILKS, light
and dark colors; ~,
Plain and figured Muslin
de Lains;
Large and small Silk
Shawls; -
Chally and silk Scarfs in
great variety;
Cashmere small Shawls;
Muslin de Lain do;
Rich Bonnet Silks and
Ribbons; 81.
Bonnet Lining and Flow
ers;
Plain col Lawns for Bon
nets;
London 81 French Prints
Scotch Glnghams;
Super6ne printed Lawns
Low priced do
Alspine Of various quail
tiles;
Fine cambria, book and
Swiss NJ usIin;
Bishop Lawns; sd
Camb. Edgiugs and In.
sertingsi
Lace do
black and white Lawns
and Quillings;
RealChaniilla Lace Vsils
Checked Cambrics and
figured do;
Checked Swiss Muslins,
French Jackoneit do
Silk end Couon do
Victoria Robes;
Mohair Gloves " Mitts,
Super Paris Kid Gloves;
Mems Otter do
Ladies and Misses Cot
ton thread Gloves; ...
The above win be SC
short credit, as they nav
at the very lowest prices
| Newbury. Nav IL. 49,
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NO the Public.

TIME subscriber will manufacture Wool upon
shares or for a reasonable price per ad .
II well dome 6y calling ON the subscriber at bis
stand at West Barnet. Ho will also Gard Wool
and dress Cloth on the NEST reasonable terms anu
in best order. He VIII likewise manufacture
I" ""'''' JOHN CARTER,
barnet May &c, lS4l. .an Sh 9a a 2OOu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

BETTER SriLL. It. J. Campbell, Wing, is elect
ed TO Congress in the 9TH District in Tennessee, ,
over Blackwell, loco. This makes the Tennessee
delegation stand wings and locos, inAlead of
~ and g.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

Silk Gloves and Mitts,
White snd col Hosiery;
Embroidered and open,
work do
Linen Calnbrics;
Linen Lawns;
Linen Camb. lldkfs. g
Linen Hdkfs.; sr.tI(
Fine, medium and low
priced Broadcloths;
Plain and Fancy Cassi,
meres;
Fine Satin Vestings;
Silk and wOrsied do
"a, SO and 80 Italian
Cravats;
India Rubber Braces;
Choppas and Bandannas;
Spittlefeld pocket Hdkfs
Tailor's Trimmings Of
every description;
Gents Kid Silk ~ thread
Gloves;
Fine Irish Linens;
(singham Cravats;
Brown Linen table Cow.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

y, Irdinns-We learn by the Indian Queen,
,.h arrived in this place on Friday last, Says
4. darlington, Iowa Hawk-eye,) that party of
E,,,svos, who are hostile towards the Sioux,
,.,,Iy came neal an encampment of Sioux,
N Ar rum Fort Smelling, and fred into one of
4, oa,... killing chief and his son. The Chip
.,r,, tereaed, and had by our last account, eva
N he pursuit of the Sioux. The Chippowas
md, another attempt, by firing into Sioux en-
,,uDnesl below, without doing any damage.
h,s viii probably be warm work between these
/, mIiko tribes before the summer is out, If we
|m,bssn correctly informed upon the subject. TSt
4, d.
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Spring AMID Summer Goods,

Spring and Summer Goods,
30 insisting in part Of the following ascless
Florence, Dunstable aud III braid BONNETS;
Palm leaf Hoods, Bonnet. Ribbons, prime az
sortment; also Cap and Taffata, do;
Shaw ls; bonnet Silks; fancy Hdkfs.; white, red
and figured pocket do, also Choppas, Bandan,
mas, and Spittlefeld do, Linen IL imitation do,
SILKS for dresses, Alapine, Muslin de Lame,
printed Lawn; Shally;
CALtCOES, great variety oil qualities ~ pr'ces'
Super and common KID Gloves; Mohair, Pic mic
aud cotton, do; gentlemen's Buckskn, Kid.
and Berlin, do;
IIonneton and Gauge Wells; FIX
Daragc; cotton aud linen edgings, fom to 81
cents per ard;
White and colpied Cambrics; plaid and birds
eye do; t .s r.stsII t.ssrsa
Bonnet Silks, split whale bone for bonneis and
dresses;
Corded Robes, cotton Velvet; silk do-some su.
per for vests; "a fte 1na
Birds eye Diaper; Russia do; Crash, cotton Dir
amer for table cloths; white linen do;
Plain and figured bo5inet Lace; Synett do; Foot
ing, super black silk neck Hdkfs; cotton;
BROADCIOTilS--a prime assoit aient Of blue
black, blue green, blue, invisible green and
adelaide; blue black, drab and lavender Cas-
simere; Sattinei;a good assortment or cloths
for summer wear; e "a ese.-
Sheetings, Tickings, blue Shirting, mixed and
white stocking Yarn; cotton warp do; Bauingi
Supcr and common HATS;
Paper tiang,ngs and Bordering green window
paper; Mureen, DC. &c. S-,ser SfsH 1855 it
ALSO, t7t asa ss.- ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

A PRsclops SHEPARD. One Rev. friedrich Boz
gans, pastor Of German congregation at Phi'adei
phia has been held bail for trial at the Sessions,
charged on the caths of Catharins and Nicholas
Burr, Of having robbed them Of upwards Of 300 At
sundry times. In The hearing of this case II came
out OF the .estin,nny of,he woman, that Bpgans
had induced her 20 take money, from hcr husband
to give ]. 10 him, pursuading her To believe her
husbspd was devil, and that there WINS no burn
10 STEALING from hip,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

u. G.. lid "A Es IL n ~ g
HAS again renewed HIS Stock of
HI CO o. o. S@ IS q
aud now offers ior sale general assortment at r.
Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods,
HARD WARE and CUTLERY ~. l.
GOODS AND GROCERIES, EARTH
ER.N, Glass g. CHINA WARE,
P.AfJVIy, OIL, DYE.STUEFS,
.MEDICLvES, &c
with most other articles usually kept ia country
Store; all of which he offers his usual low phi
ces for cash. barter pay, or on one years credt..-
lie tenders his thanks Tor the very generous pat
ronsge le has formerly received, while he Piedges
hasoi 10 do all in his power 10 merit It's continu~
ance a. sseE a f'F rr s5 i,a <
Concord, May 81, 1S4i 2ootf
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%a Gorrnmsnt 0Hcers!--We shall find out
8s'WhiIe where some Of the money has gone
&a has been spent in such profusion under Van
B'nn dynasty The people have not been aware
1@hU number OF the office holders they have
ff"eon'end with in every part ofthe country.
AnJ@ been, discovered that there is a custom
f~eGeer stationed IN the town of Weld, on the
Rs"de OF Mount Blue, probably 10 watch the
fFlon on Webb's Pond This officer is Eze.
fHEHstman, who has drawn salary from the
Fs'ment for some time, wholly unknown to his
|sAr' They knew he was very busy in cleo
D''Iing for Van Buren, and Gov. Fai, field,
P"d loudly of federalism and so forth, and aided
\ the circulation ofLoco Foco papers, but never
|'PFc'ed he was a government officer under pay
pow many more such may be discovered remains
/ be seen. 4 yd
The people ofihis country can hardly yet realize
Faa' wand OF political jaEizaries they have bro
|'o up'out they have discovered enough to enable
'm 10 understand why il is that such dismal
Ssde heard all around them as soon as the
T~ reform makes any progress. Kennebec
R@na .e :.
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RErRENCHMENr g. REFORM /.

bh said that TWELVE HUNDRED and NINETY
nus,l THOUSAND and FIFTY THREE DOLLARS have
LNaiv been saved to the General Government in
)sis MAIL CONTRACTS this Spring; one
mtsa thousand in the State OF MAINE alone;
hmshaand in the mail route between this town
B nd Oslnhprgh; and six hundred between Kees-
! vile ,d Champlain, a distance of only .hirty-six
bls! Who will believe that all the low bids
Pave BY accident been meds since the Wings came
pms Ns'e,OIOvs paid, were not given to iavorites
b Pay for jormu, and secure future political ser.
|ces. We "pansc for reply PiGttsburg
EL.s ~ .--.-------
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, May "a.

.t.s From the Boston Patriot.
r. At market, l25 Beef Cattle, 10 yoke working
Oxen, rs cows and calves, $40 sheep, 600 Swine.
PRIcEs--Beef Cattle--Prices have again declin-
ed, and we quote TO correspond, Wis first quality
at Ia 725 secoEd quality $6 so rs; third quail
lily S SO 6 IS. ~ t.a f.tst r-
Working Oxen--sales at rs, IS, aud l05.
Cows and Calves--Saes 90, 25, 80, So, and
40.
Swine--Iot TO pedde sold at s l-2 for Sows and
6I-2 for Barrows; Al retail from to7l2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

MAN SAor,-On Wednesday evening last,
says the Louisville journal! Of last week, about U
O'clock, a young man named Andrew McGivep
was sho, through the right breast by an assassin,
near the corner Of 9th and 7th streets. A young
man supposed to be the Murderer, had been arrast-
ed, and it thought that he had endeav"red to
murder AicGiven under the apprehension that he
was another. 1t was proved, in an examination,
that James Owens and Andrew McGven are SO
much alike in general appearance as TO be mista-
ken for each other The charge against Dalton,
the man arrested, is, that in seeking for Owens,
with intent 10 kill him, he mistook McGiven for
Owens, andshot HIM. McGiven's wound, as des-
cribed by Physio;=as attending him, wills i is fear
ed, prove mortal The ball, il is supposed, passed
through the lobe Of tho right lung, and being spent
on passing under the right shoulder, was caught
in The shirt without penetrating ID. A bullet
mould was found in Dalton's house IN which the
bullet fitted, E
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STATE CONVENTION EMIT

The Democratic Wing Convention, for the pur-
pose Of nominating ticket for Governor, Lieut..
Governor and Treasurer, TO be presented for the
support of the people the ensuing September cleo
ton, will be holden at Montpelier, Wednesday, 30h
Of June nsIt, commencing 10 o'clock, A. NJ /.
For the purpose of securing general representa-
ZION and eicing the views entertained in all Sec
lions of the State, the Central COMMITTEE recon
mend that the Democratic Wings Of tho several
towns IN the State meet on the 18th of June next,
and appoint five delegates from each town 10 rep
resent them in State Convention, and an equal
number Of substitutes 10 supply the places of such
delegates may be prevented from attendance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-06-01

A Coop SToRY IF TRUE. The st. Augustine
News tells the following capital story. 1t reflects
very lit.le credit, if true, upon the American off,
GER but ii is good story nevertheless, and the re-
buke of Wild Cat must bave made Major Child
feel rather cheap. 'A2
"Old Wild Cats interview with Major Childs,at
Fort Pierce the other day, after exhibiting his con-
sequence IN several outbreaks, ofimpudence, he
saw mn iron pot, which he recognized as having
once belonged to him Pursuing his strain Of I'M
uttered cIoqnence, You call yourself WARRIOR
said he, sand yet you-took that pot from an old wo
man. IL it had been man, and taken in fair
hight, 1t would have been your pot, but you fright.
ened the squaw and captured the pot. That was
not warr,or's nct. would take baby
linen from pccannny, as pot from sqnaw.-
But am warrior, and want my pot The
gallant Major could no, stand the force ofthe ar
gument; the pot was borne off, 10 gladden. the old
woman again with the delights OF sofky. ~.
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%Mae.-Mr Wolberi's sale Of fine Cattle
'"Noa the other day, went of with spirit
N ,"''ae" animals sold, the highest at $3.50,
"s 'owest,a Calf, at $40. "Kaic," eight
n WV tot $3O5, "Cieopatra." four years
o,. so ., $500 and" Isab ella, Ave years old,
~" ssS'' These we're choice mixers, and
AIh.,, Ivy way worth ,he prices paid. "Prince
h. an, " =, imported Berk shire Pig, was sold
Lc,.,,. me does credit, it is said, TO lis English
Philadelphia North A,neyican.
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....r,r-- We are frequently asked
tbs f' ~ number of persona on board the
|hd VS. u" ',.n, when she left New York on the
|inH ,''' IN all, there we're on board when
hO "' nm ..,soos--S1 officers and crew be-
b '''t" Il. slo. and 90 passengers. tits pain
PNgae "~ IA, so many men, before their time,
n 70 A'' ,.,tsd into another world. The ship
4 s' Wv" .a, eons Every last faint hope con-