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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26

A slight exposition now and then Of the
way in which we "simple republicans
live, will do no harm for the means OF
acquiring information as to our national
income and outgo, are not always within
the reach Of the pcopIe.-The last annual
report of the Secretary of the Treasury
contains some information of much value
to the general reader, and goes to show
we are moi exactly the PLAN, calculating,
money-making people that some modern
travellers have pronounced us. Our in
stitutlons, it is true, are republican as they
partake of the nature and spirit of our GO
vcrnment, but society is the mere ape Of
foreign aristocracy, and we are as fond of
our Injuries as most of other people.
"Hard times" is stereotyped complaint,
and the embarrassed condition Of the coun-
try is made great political scare-crow.
This is all right enough, the contending
parties must have some weapons TO fight
with else how would the conflict proceed!
But while all these complaints we're max
ing, we paid last year to France and
England, principally the former. twenty
four millions Of dollars for silks and sa,ins,
erode Nap, Gro de Rhine, Poull dc Soul,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
WIT AT a PINCH.

\ country girl one morning wen,
To market with pig;
The little curl tail, no, content.
Sluealed out merry JIG.
y dandy who was riding by,
Who wished to pass a joke,
MY dear, how comes your child to cry,
When wrapped up in your cloak !
The country girl quite quick replies,
So bad a breeding had he,
That, ever and anon he cries.
Whene' er he secs his BADLY.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
From the New Orleans Bulletin
a Statistical View of Mexico.

their constitution in 1924, on the plan Of
the Federal Union. the deviations were
few and nconsiderahle, 10 states and
territories formed the confederation. A
President was to 5e elected every four
years, and could moi be re-eiected. A
senate Of Two members from each state.
and deputy for each $4,000 inhabitants,
formed the congress.
According TO the constitution, every
man at lS years of age became a voter
no other qualification was required.
Indians and Mcslizoes, Negroes and
Mulattoes, were equally free citizens and
voters.
The population of Mexico is a, present
about 100000. In 1894, it was 5000
600; in 1906, it was $500. 900; in 1925,
it was 6,s5O,OOO. This population is
divided as follows:
|. Indians, 100000
2. Mestizocs, that is, descendants Of
Indians and Spanish, 100000.
3. Creolcs, Spanish descent, born in
Mexico, 100000.
4. Zambos, Indian and Negro des-
cent, and Mulaltoes, G00,000.
3. Negroes, 100000.
6. Guachupins, or natives Of Spain,
10000.
Z. Esirangcrs, or strangers, American,
English, French, Italian, &c. $4,000.
by this relative population, we per-
celve that Indians and Mestiznes form the
great bulk Of the nation, and with equal
privileges, are sure to rule it at future
time.
They are, however, at present regard
ed with extreme contempt, and are by
the whites opprobriously denominatcd
irrational, The number Of Indians re-
main nearly the same as when first dis
covered by the Spaniards three centuries
ago; and their manners and religion have
been little effected by their white in
truders.
The land IN Mexico is generally much
superior to tha. in the United States.
Almost all the productions of other cimes
grow there in rich luxurlaucc.
The produce Of maize is wonderful.
An acre has been known to yield 600
bushes, some stems arc twenty feet high,
with five or six large ears.
Wheat grows well only on the table
land, but there it yields % for | In the
irrigated lands of Mexico it has even
yielded so 10 |, while in Europe only 10
or ~ to one, is considered the average
production and the best lands in Ken
lucky yield only % to ono.
TO produce 100000 pounds Of sugar,
only $50 Iaborers are required, while
800 are requisite in Cuba and Louisiana.
. The production of coffee is still easier
in Mexico; 30 men can attend 100000
trees, which, on an average, produce
100000 pounds.
Cotton also, of quality far superior to
ours, can be purchased in many parts of
Mexico, in greater quantities by one-third,
than can be obtalne3 from the best lands
in Louisiana.
The silver mines of Mexico are per-
haps nexhaustible; 3,000,000,O 900 of sill
yer have been drawn from them during
300 years past, averaging l0,0e0,000
dollars per annum.
The first English Mining Company
was established in 1923; there are now
ten; English. a; North American, 3 Il
German, /. The business, however, has
been Improbable.
The great source Of wealth in Mexico
is her emnently productive soil. All the
productions Of southern Europe abound
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
Safety In Thunder storms,

People are often led TO inquire what are
the best means Of safety during thunder
storm 7! II out Of doors, we should avoid
trees and elevated objects Of every kind,
and if the flash is instantly followed by
the report, which indicates that the cloud
is very near, rccumben, position is con-
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
] 0 B " 0 I K
THE BRIDAL EVE.
She'll be a bride tomorrow

She'll be bride tomorrow
The village is asir
Old danes, and men, and madens
They talk of nought but her.
They look upon the sunset
And speak the morrow fine,
For the bride she hath good luck, they say
On whom the sun doth shine;
And the laughing, brawny fingers
Arc drinking to the peal,
With which upon the morrow,
The old church tower shall reel,
In honor of the bridal
She'll hc bride tomorrow
The evening sunset sheds
A glory on the shavcn grass
And on the flower beds,
And on the dark-green cedars
That came athwart the light,
And on the temple in the wood
With marble pillars white,
And fountain, grove, and wilderness,
a joyful aspect wear;
The dullest passei-by can feel
Some present joy is there
Some JOY like this great bridal
Shell be bride tomorrow
The guests are thronging in.
And the grave, punctiiious father,
Is busted 'mong the kin;
With brave old English welcome
He maketh them right glad,
AS if, than of these kinsfo.k,
No other thought he had;
But he thinketh OIL the dowry,
All counted out in gold
And he thinkcth on the bridegroom's lands
d. Those manors rich and old,
Which dignity the bridal!
She'll be bride tomorrow
Like Christmas flowers in bloom,
The stiti-brocadcd maiden aunts
Sit in some inner room;
And the porily mother sweet accord
OF grace to all doth show,
And like one greatly satisfied,
She movcth to and fro;
White roses, bridal favors,
She knowcth where they be,
And cakc-piled silver baskets,
All under lock and key,
To conc forth to the bridal
She'll be bride tomorrow
There's gladness in her heart,
And with her young brlde-maidens
She stitch all apart;
No thought of after sorrow
Hath shaded DER her brow,
She lveth in the joyfulness
That is but tokened now
The yet more joyful morrow,
With bashful, blssful signs,
And he, the handsome bridegroom,
Looking love into her eyes!
Oh, happy be that bridal!
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26

ExcELLENT.--rhe Baltimore Clipper
states that a lad in that city. ON the eve
ming Of the eclipse, persuaded his com.
panions that the eclipse could only be seen
from his mothers yard, and charged them
a cent each for admission! TIE Decor
says, ",hat fellow viii become ! bank
officer YET l
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE +, WEAVER g. JOHN HlSe,

Canal Street, nearly opposite the Mansion House.
TERMS:
Two dollars and fifty cents per annum, IT paid III
advance; Three dollars ifnot paid before the exPi-
ration of the first six months; And three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the end OF
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square Tor
the irst insertion, and % cents Tor each sub
sequ.nt insertion. a liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
IrNo paper discontinued until all arrearaSes
are paid, unless at the option OF the editors
All communications, to ensure attention, must
be post paid.
JOB WORK
OF every description, executed III the neatest
manner at the usual prices.
OrrkW \ is the seat of justice OF La Sale
county, is situated at the junction of the Fox river
with the Illinois, 800 miles, by water, from Saint
Louis, and midway between Chicago and Peoria.
The population of Ottawa is about one thousand.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1841-03-26
The Lnboriu. Glasses Of Europe.

From "Threc days at st. Cloud" in the last
Knickerbockcr
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one of the
N most ancient and wealthy families Of this
city, who must be well known to numerous
friends, having since the year $ up to recently,
been bent nearly double and for several years con-
fined in his bed, has been restored to good health
-ha: rcgaincd his natural erect position-and
has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
case! We believe this is the gcntcman's own
description as near as possible, and there is no
cyagcraton in it. We will give inquiries as to
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings
will excuse thclbcrty so that one 60abtiRg, may
h7oJO these facts; though he requests his name
may not appear in print. Among other similar
instances, Mr.. Jas &. Reynolds, IA Christie st"
has been restored and will give personal ussu-
RANGES of the facts Of his case. Both were rlcu-
matisn, and contracted cords and sincws. How
has this been done
A1s,cer. By the Indian Iega0Jl Elricr in
tcrnally, and H3cs' Nlpe and Bgae Liaimeai
ex,ernally.-M Y HyaM, Ju. 90, lS4l.
Sold 0qly by Comstock & Co., II Maiden Lane,
For sale at the Drug Store Of q. Il. Thompson.
Ottawa
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24
THElLLINOIS FREE TRADER.
Consumption and Liver Complaint.
DR.. TaylOr's RaisaIu of EiVcrWOri,


MAS been used successfully for eight years I'M
HI the cure OF these diseases. Remember
the Original and genuine is made min at 80
Bowcrv, y. y. all others are spurious and uuau-
thouzed!
Cogy,,mDjj5, and L;rrr COmylqigJ!
A. , General r.r,.fy for these diseases. am
fully sarI.GrI from I,ng experience. tl,r. is mo-
medicine rr,,,I IL, DIR. I.a,lor, Bsl-ln of Liver
Wort. Rr,nr pur.ly vegetable. IL cam be used
with th,' u.nI.f s,t,ty ny all I.r,en, i'm every
c1pditi,D. n cleanse, the hlut. by cAnc,tora-
,i,D. relieve. difficult breathing. and seem, tn
heal tine chest. Thcr, can b. mo- ou .stiou. bun
.Ai. m,dica, i, a certain cure for chronic coughs
and colds. r.,. used il i9s l1a! Years in i,,,
practice. and .,,..,,. with success.
ROGERS. MD
Commemorative. ,-yl. following remarks, y,cr,
,..,, f-,| en-, r,., y.r,r.r.o,. lie Medical NJ
,l,,,,.
"Tar .prDr,-iur c.r,e, ursIursl by Dr. Tav-
lors nlI.lm of l.lyegwart. m cou-umr,i,c cases.
can not fail exciting a deep audi thrilling interest
.hr1guhegt rhrwo..l. Nrmsrso long ,lleycd
tlI. II-.r.. 5,..,n,,ro..o9N Iurgrgal,. ,b,i II is
difficult To credit our senses saea We sc, PERSONS
evidently cousuuptiyr. restored to health. Sc,
tt,. tsH fac. of aglIy occurrences: how then can
3d.. .,u.r.rp fg, ,.i.ur of tl. aao,, medicine. Q
I'm olr next. arahl.l be moro explicit: meantime
we heg, plvsi.I.,n= will make uIal Of this medi.
cine and report its effect to US
NurF.-- The original and genuine IAyl,r'-
Bal,am of l,,gruo,t Is made and sold III $40
Bowry.
/ TO FENALES.--Thc number OF females ia
delicate health in this cty is truly surprising
/ Weakness. loss of appetite. liver complaints and
many other diseases prey upon them, making
/ them pale and lean OF flesh. All this can b,
rcmcdlcd by the use Of strengthening medicine
that will assist nature in all her movements, rc.
store tone 10 the nerves and muscular organ,
Oithis kind Is Dr. Vaylor's Balslm OF Llycrvos,
which being mild and purely vegetable, auswc,
females admirably. Ii all will use it, We are con
ideut an elastic step. good appetite. and rudI,
.chces5 will follow Once more remember, the OH
gina, and genuine J., made at $40, B0wcry
/ SPLITTING BLUOD.----IA.S disease consist
of n discharge of blood often lr0thy from tn,
mouth. brought up with hawking and coughing
and Is usually accompanied with difficulty OF Jrca
thing, aud some pain Ia the chest. Sometimes i
is preceded BY an oppression at the chest a dry
tickling cough and slight shooting palms, Ih
disease Is always more or less dangerous Tn,
great danger IS that these symptoms may termi
nate in consumption, and immediate remedies car
alone save this md. But DR.. Iuylor's Basau
/ of Liyervort is a sure remedy, and to show IL
unparalleled success certificates of cures from ~
citizens and many physicians will be published ii
4 few days.
/ NERVOUS DISEASES ~ WEAKNESS
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24
Have You Il Cough!

Il 1t! Thousands have meta premature death
for the want Of little attention to common cold.
Have you cough1 Rev. DR. Bartholomew Ex-
pcctorant Syrup, a safe medical prescription, con-
tanning no poisonous drugs, and used in an cxtcn-
svc practice for several years, will most positively
afford relief and save you from that awful disease
pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps
into the grave, hundreds Of the young, the old, the
fair, the lovely and the gay Have YOU n cough!
BE persuaded to purchase bottle of this Expcc-
torant Syrup to-day Tomorrow may be too late.
Have YOU a cough Barthomew's Expectorant
Syrup is the only remedy you should take to cure
you. For this plain reason; That in no one of
the thousand cases where it has been used, has i,
failed TO relieve.
Sold by Comstock & Co II Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug Store of G.. J.. Thompson,
Ottawa. 81 ly
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24
500 REWARD!

nNE Hndrtd DAhys Rerqrdhas been offered
~ for nonths,'to any one who will use a bottle
of Hiys' Liqimsnt for the Pts without beng
cured. OF thousands sold, in no one instance
has 1t failed cure. Proof overwhelming 10 be
seen where it is sold. 1t is also certain cure in
nearly erey case. Externally, in the following
complaints.
For the Piles, Tightncss Of the chest
Fer all Dropsy, especially in children.
Tender Feet Foul lcers of the legs
Sore throat by cancers brother fungus sores,
or ulcers, however obstinate OF
Group, long standing,
WhoopHg cough, Fresh VI ounds,
Sca.d Head Chilblains, &c.
LOOK OUT!
Some Swiadirs hare cou2tyGi}ed this article
md PIT il up viH rnyjouS dlrices. Do not be
imposed upon One thing only will protect you
1t is the name of ComstoCk & Co.. q; Hat name
must airayy be oaHs wrapper, or you are cheated.
DO not forget it. Take TINS direction with you,
and test by that, or never buy it; for it is impo,-
able for any other to be true or genuine. Sold
by Coms,ock x Co., New \ ork, 7 Maiden Lane.
For sale At the Drug Store Of G. J., Thompson,
Ottawa. 81 Is.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24

UNIFORMS his friends and the public generally
4 that hc has returned to Ottawa. Grateful for
the patronage he has heretofore received he hopes
still to merit share of the same.
Office over Cushman & Thompson's store,
where he may be found during the day, when not
professionally absent, and at night at the Fox
River House.
Ottawa June 10, lsil. 2-jU.
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For Sale.

FH'llE west half Of the northeast quar-
II ter of section Do, in township 33 N.
Il. 3, T.. 81 p. M, and the northwest
fir. ! Of same section. These lands are
valuable, being on the south side Of the
Illinois river, and about two miles from
the town Of Ottawa, and containing n sui
table proportion of timber and prairie.
For further particulars, terms, &C., apply
to Noah Ripley, New York, or to the
subscriber in Ottawa.
July 0.-tl. J. G.. CHAMPLIN.
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.gOlau V. 4. Hoes,
John d. CilaI,IpI;Il,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
Hnvingassociatedh imscltwth Mcssrs. SPRING
md GOODRICH, of Chicago, will attend to all
practice of their profession in the county OF La
Sale.
Ottawa. June !, 1910. At.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24

Wholesale Druggists, New York, Z Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store Of G. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa 2-I w.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-24

ID FAD the following from Judge Patterson, for
4 q thirty years the first Judge OF the county in
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08
MATTERS AND THINGS IN GENERAL.

denomination IF Mr. Van Bursn. The fol-
loving resolution was recently offered in the
Missouri Legislatures;
Resolved, That arommiItee orihree he ap.
pointed to report an address to Mr. Van Buren,,
President oflhe United >tutes, expressive ofthe
respect o. the General Assembly ofMissJuri for
his chara;ter, pu6c aud nriva'e, and their ap-
probation of his administrations, and confidence
in his abilities, patriotism and disintercslrd de-
votion To tho public good, and also to nominate
him as the democrati" candidate for the Pfesi-
dental election Of 1874
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

CONGRESS. Col, Benton's Bill to tax
ali banknotss ,nder twenty dolIurs, was kick.
ed out Of the Senate. II did not suit the Bank.
bN.
A bill to establish BOnkrups'Law was be-
Tore the Senate on the 3O,h.
The House bas been occupied in passing phi
Vate bills.
Both Houses wear Grape for thirty days, in
testimony orthe worth ofthe amsnted Grundy.
IE1tras, ofaie from Washington']
"The city Gwarms with IA band of Anglo Sax-
90, Anglo American and Anglo.Vagebond of.
6co hunters and expcctants, who are annoying
avary respectable man with their importunites,
and like the laEaroni ofNapIes, they beg, not
indeed for macaroni, but for certificates of feal.
~ 10 Harrison, to be laid before the mighty man
ofthe North Bend, that great dispenser of light,
and ofHco and glory.
''Ifths city already BwarrnS with this find o.
vOrmin, what may Got be expected hong before
rhO advent oftbO ''IdeS ofMarch ," Long be,
fore that period shall have arrived, every nook
and corner in the place will be crowded witt
greedy szpSctsniE and those who arc then mere
ISoksrS.On inIhs American Metropolis, will
witness spectacle equally ludicrOuG and dis
ap0inR."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

A tate Texas paper states that two additional
1t is believed that the Federiists and CentraIisls
of Mexico have united their forces for the pur.
pose ofinvading Texas, aud 1t was reported that
1000 troops had already crossed tile Rio Grarlde.
The Steamboat Cherokee, lately burst her pull
ers abOute5 miles above Little Rock, Arkan-
sas. killing II individuals aud wonnding many
more. Among the killed was Mr.. Hobson,
Of Sleubenve.
II always lo.k attho Mainc chance" said a
whig bef1re the election.
Mr, CLay, has been on 10 N. York, since his
attempt 10 repeal the Sub Treasury Bill. One
paper says, he wen, to see his grand children.
Anoiher says, Ire went to quiet some of his whig
children, who are Justify crying after Treasury
pGp.
The Enghsh Poor. In the latest papers from
England, we find that three cases of death by
starvation, occurred in one month, in one of the
English warehouses.
Considsrals.-A dealer IN wool and relts in
New Hampshire, heads his advertisement =
ITO PedIers and all others who skin sheep in
the day time
, 4 man at Q'Esbec, lately in attempting to
drown dog in the River, slipped in himself
and was drowned.
John Snuh Turned Banksr. The legisla-
tnre Of Missouri have chosen John Smith, Esq.
President Of the Bank of Missouri.
Pcrtls cfhe sea. By a record KEEP. in New
York, it appears that the number of vessels los
during the last year, was 52I. Upwards o
700 lives were lost in the above mentioned
wrecks. They were mostly American vessels
and the chief part Of them were loston the coas
the United States.
A certain Priest, who was quite avariciou.
had by soma means become possessed of a qua
thy of bullion. For safe keeping he locked it u
in the church. writing, "iIere is God" A wa
gish thief broke into the church aud dlAcovere
the treasure. But upon carrying 1t of, he wrol
on the chancel, "Your God is not here--H
: risen"
Mcleod. he who participated in The bnrnin
of the Caroline, is now being tried at Lockpor
Forty witnesses are summoned.
A Resolution. has pissed The House of Ref
calling on the President for all the correspor
Gence between him and the British Governmel
relative 10 the Burning ofthe Caroline.
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OHIO LE6lsLATuRE-sTaEAK {
REFORM CLEAR AS MUD.

VIII AGOlSLaA ONb-S ANAS ~
REFORM CLEAR AS MUD.
The following resolution was offered on Fiji
day last ,Sby Mr ,WorthioglOn,
Resolved, by the Geueral Assembly OF the
State orOhiO, Thut'ir is the duty ofthis Leg
islalufe to provide bylaw for good and per-
mAnenIly safe banking system, the benefits o
which may as they ofright should be enjoyed
by the whole people Ofthe State, by which con
-Gdencs shall be restored to all capital lawfully
employed, whether Of labor, money, or Other
properly by which sound circulating medium,
such as formerly existed, consisting of specie
and bank notes at alltimes conveEtibleinto spe'
Gle, shall 5e restored to the State, and by which
the whole ofsuch circulation shall be perma-
nently safe to the holder, Ofequal value in all
parts ofihe State; and be receivable at par, in
payment of all debs to the banks, aud Of all
taxes and other dues to the State"
We suppose the Wings will now begin to'be.
lieve what the democrats long since told them,
that the hanks were rotten to the core. This
resolution, however, is whipping the devil
round the stump with vengance. hi as the
Statesman well remarks, 'tho las. card Of the
bankers" "A mere expression of genera
opinion wilhaut anything defnte, specific OF
useful, and isthrown out as o mere Tub to The
whale, to spend the time Ofthe House in use
less debate, and as decoy duck to misead the
public mind" "a gleater humbug than this
resolution Of MIR WorthinsIon has not yet aP.
peared in the history of Legislation, except il
was the resolution recently before the House,
resolving that The members should not cheat
each other" "Wheat and pork are going
down-athird Of the session is gone, and here
: is htlIe resolutlon-a thing of mere idea aud
wind, as th- great panacea Of all our ills +
There was fare.np in tho House among the
Abolitionists, in Consequence of the present,
ment Of two Abolition peiitions-one praying
that no member Of the legislature should he u
Slave holder. Another that ambassadors be
-SsiG % ,T-sag:ckE TO demands release Of tho
slaves.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

ted States. The aristOcraey once previous tc
the last election succeeded by deception and
foul play. The Democracy soon felt the smart.
and did they fear il No-nor will they now.
Remember all. Our ralyiug word has been
is, and forever shall bc.-a total Divorce Oi
Bank sad State, uncOmpromisins hostility tc
the preseut Bahking S,.tm-Equal Law and
Equal Justice, or no rest but in DEATH
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

'OMesEs D. P. Leadheatter, and Dr.. Dun
>ean, ,ofthe House ofReprssen.s,iv will plea e
aeeept our thanks. for their promrtness in tr ,ns
mt,ing public documents.
Our thanks are also due to Mesrsrs Ream,
und Ilooksnbery, ofths State Legislature, fol
public documents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

A long SentsncC.- A man named Go,dhue
living in Massachusetts, was last week scn,cn-
ced to the States Prison for 35 Years. Twenty
for incest, and fifteen for another offence. lie
is SO years ofage now.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-01-08

Wheat at Dover SO ents, Corn l5,
Oats IL l-2.