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Pork.

The Cincinnati Chronicle, which annually
gives a view of the pork trade and market, at its
commencement md rloso.of each year, thus con.
cudes an article on the subject for this SEASON.:
Dcmand and Su7py.-Therc are two
great sources of what may be called er-
FaneouS demand, in the Uui,ed States,
for pork. One is the naval and CONNER
cial marine; and the other is for the West
Indies and other foreign ports.
The U. S. conrScts for navy pork al
the principal navy yards, include about
5000 barrels. We may infer, then. that
the entire commercial and naval marine of
the United States requires not far from
100000 barrels of pork, and we should
think the demand for all foreign ports
nearly equal to that. Extraneously, then,
to the domestic consumption in families,
there is an outward demand of about two
hundred thousand barrels of pork, which
demand IN a great degree regulates the
market.
We do not sec from any evidence we
have. that the demand will be materially
changed from what it was last year. As
to the supply, there are two clrcumstan-
ces only to be noticed. The first is that
taken in the aggregate there is, perhaps. a
little lighter crop of corn, which may d.
minish the general feeding of hogs. Sec
ondly. there is larger stock of pork on
hand at New Orleans and other ports,
than there was last year. These two
facts will Just about balance each other,
and produce no considerable effect on
price.
In respect to the number Of hogs like.
ly to be driven 10 market, we see no evi.
dence that there is likely to be a deGcen-
cy.
The conclusion therefore is, that though
the general state Of the country may auth
orizc small rise in price, there arc no
important influences to change the rela-
tons of the pork market from what they
were last year. A market may rise or
fall, from speculative considerations, but
from real causes it seldom changes very
rapidly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Education in Mdiana.-By a recent
law in the state of Indiana, the board of
each county, whose duty it is to transact
the county business, is privileged to
send to the STATE University, at Bloom
ington, two students, free of all charges
of tuition. This provision will enable
about one hundred and eighty young
men, selected every four years, on an
average. "to obtain an education equad to
any which the valley of the Mississippi
affords, at an expencc which Amos, very
parent, possessed ola good farm, industr.
Gus habits, can delray; or even which a
spirited young man, determined on inn
provemcut, can lay by during few years
of hired labor" Chile. Mteligencer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Consumption Of DETERMINATIONS are a real
coffee drinking people. The consumption Of cot
fee in the United States for the year ls4l with a
population of seventeen Millions, was 100 20O,2l7
pounds whilst that Of Great Britain, with Popu-
lation of twenty millions, was only 2S42l ,46o
pounds; being less than one and haIfpound per
heal for Great Britain, and more than six pounds
per head for the Usted States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

.4bsence Of Mind.-A Reverend gem
,lcman, in one of our country villages, in
reading to his congregation the passage Of
Scr;pmre--"l am that am"-after read
ING the IL am" in Git Of absence of
mind turned over two pages and went on
tan ass and colt the foal Of an ass
when discovering his mistake, he rather
hastily turned back, aud exclaimed, "that
am"
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Water as FucL--Mr. G. NJ. Stohc is lccturing
a, louisville on the use liquid fuel. lie propo-
noses to use oil, bitumcn, and similar substances
for fuel, aud hopes to be able to join water in
such manner that it shall lie decomposod and its
innammuble elements join in the production of
combustion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Deaiis Of d stiagusteR PerSmas.-Wc notice
by late papers the death of Col. John TrumbuIl,
a hero of,hc Revolution, aid to Gen. Washington,
and We believe the last survivor OF his military
family, at the ripe age of cishy-scvcn years. lie
is widely known by his great painting of the
signcrs OF the Declaration of independence, Also,
Mr. Clcvcnger, tho celebrated Cincinnati sculp-
tor, who died Il. sea of consumption on his pass
age home from France on the 18th September.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Cailohc BisAops-Eight new bishops have
been appointed by the See Of Rome for the United
States. The Rev. DR.. Reynolds fills the place of
the late bishop of England. Rev. Mr.. Quarters is
bishop of Chicago. Rev. Andrew Dyrnc is bishop
of Arkansas. Rev. Mr.. McCIuskey is coadiutor
bishop Of New York The three last are now of
New York city. Rev. VIM. tyler is bishop of
tho nc,c See, Hartford, Conn; Rev. John flt2-
patrick coadjutor bishop of Boston. These gen
tlcmcn are of Boston.
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4 Lille too Bad.-Thc Boston Times says:
"Thc militia law of Rhode Island does not exempt
females from performing military duty, and scvc-
raj have been arrested and confined for dlsObcying
the law. In this respect Rhode Island is some
centuries scandouSy behind the enlightened
spirit Of the age as in almost all other respects
What is the maitcrl Where has its liberality
gone |"
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Wi,consin "Wild tnt.n
We have on several previous occasions cndca-
yorcd to put our rcadcrs on their guard against he
"sild cat" issues Of The wisconsin Marine and
firc Insurance Company" and our duty as con-
ductors OF public journal compe!s US to alludc to
this SUBJECT again That the paper Of this inSiltn-
ton is entitled to no csca.,, aud that the in,ltu-
ton itself is destined ere long to blow up and prove
an enormous swndc, We believe will be apparcnt
TO every one who will give the subject mo-
mcnt's consideration.
The Institution has no legal existence. It Is
true, there was years ago company bearing the
name assumed by this institution Incorporated IN
Wisconsin with power to insure property anu ~.
care deposits, but this Is entirely different con-
Germ. THAT had its locality in Wiscousln--ihis
is located in Chicago, Illinois. IiGl was an in
surance company, restricted to tina, aonc--Hiis Is
bank, issuing paper, and dealing in discounts
and exchanges. This is not, then, HE institution
incorporated by the Wisconsin legislature under
its name. Nor will it DO pretended that it cx-
lists by virtue of any law Of Illinois. It's existence
here is in violation of our constitution. 1t has
then no legal existence.
The nature Of the business Of the institution is
not such as to cntitlc tito public confidence. From
beginning to end is business il SHIRE, shmc. 1t
buyscxchnngc on the east for to per cent and
sells it TO merchants for to 8 per ct. premium.
The merchants buy at these high rates because
they can get 1t for the paper Of the institution.
which is worth less than specie. Ticy lose no.
thing by submitting to the shave, for they make it
up from their cus,omcrs--thc iarmcrs--nor do
they gain by it-butthe restitution does it gains
It's 10 per cent. This is one Of It's ways Of ma
king money. Another is, 10 speculate in its own
paper. 1t puts out, for instance, 100000 of its
paper, receiving for it good specie funds. 1t then
gets up panic in st. Louis, for example, and
people wish to get rid Of the money. broker,
funds being placed in his hands for that purpose,
Steps forward and redeems the paper at 2 a per
ccnt. discount. by repeating this operation three
or four times year the institution contriycs to
sc, some to u per cent. on its circulation annu-
ally from the pockets Of the people. This hold
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Tho Picay1ne says II western editor, speaking
Of receiving papers week after they are due, to-
commcnds Danior,hs plaster as a rcmedy--bcng
good to cure a ,ceak back. Whoever can stand
this must have a very strong back.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Henry Beaufort, cardinal Of Winchester,
who was extremely rich, cried out upon
his dcath.bed 'Will not death be hired :
must die that have such great riches |!
II the whole realm of England would save
my life, | am able, either by policy TO
&c, it, or by riches to buy it,
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$4,000

From this he realized the first year 30 bushels
to the acre. worth 80 cents n bushcl, besides the
expense of harvesting making 2l,7OO bushels,
worth SO $50, by which he paid for his land and
made $4,000 net profit in one year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Tho Columbia (Pa.) Spy, in noticing the late
lrceaso of several editors thinks it in bad taste for
editors to die. He says, like rithonus, they should
live to good old age, and then be turned into
grasshoppcrs, SO as to Give in clover" ever after.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

The Chicago Express Is very indignant at the
State Register for chasing the New York journal
Of Commerce among the wing papers, and says
'thc thins is worthy Of a party whose leading
men arc NIKE Wash and other infamous con-
vicls" This is worse than Satan rcproying sin.
Every body knows Mike Walsh is no more de-
mocrat than the Journal Of Commerce is wing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Principles.-An army of principles
will penetrate where soldiers cannot.
Principle will in tho end succeed where
management, fails. 1t is neither the
Rhine nor the Ocean that will arrest lis
progress. i, marches on the horizon OF
the world and finally conquers all oPpo-
siiion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

4 Colad in Diopas-'rhc St. Petcrshurgh
journals announce that the newborn son of the
Hereditary Grand Duke, who is named Nicholas
AIcxaudrowh-cb, is apPcinted commander Of the
Gcalno Rcgmcnt Of lIussnrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Go IL Boofs.--A pretty young girl,
only sixteen, daughter of Wilmington
merchant, has cloped with a joumcyman
shoemaker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Shocking because trsc.-I, WHAT'S the prevailing
disease Of politicians at present Tho rgiigo,
("whcrc to COY Crime Of Pa. Telegraph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Promo'ions.-tich. Tyson, of Philadelphia, has
been appointed Second Assistant Postmaster
General, vice John A. Bryan, ESQ., who has been
appointed Auditor to the POstolIicc Department,
in the place Of Mr.. Whulcsey, resigned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

A man named James Cannon was recently
found dead in the woods near Marshall, Michigan.
A jug nearly empty was found by his s'dc. Is it
difficult, to guess the cause Of his death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1843-12-01

Tho citizens Of Galcna were TO moo, at the |
court house on the evening Of the l7Ih, TO invite
Gov. Davis to yis, tina, city when he arrived in
this state.
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shoe and leather Store,

selling at Reduced Prices.
ID S. ADAMS has removed to his
Ia NEwBRIcK BUILDING, on Main Street,
nearly opposite the Post Office, where he
has opened fresh, and extensive Stock oil
Boots and shoes, sc.
Consisting of Ladies' Fashionable Morocco,
Prunella, and fine Calf, Boots, Shoes and
Slippers Mems extra fine fine, coarse, fine
and course Boots, Shoes and Brogans; Boy 5
and Children's Boots and Shoes;
Buffalo and other Orer Shoes.
Leather TrdUeliing Trunks.
Leather of all kinds, at wholesale or re-
tail. Findings for the trade, and every
variety of articles in his line. Also, custom
work done to order, with ncatncss and dcs-
patch as usual. The Subscriber takes this
opportunity TO thank his old CUSTOM
Frs, and the PUBLIC in general, for
their former patronage, and hopes to merit
a general share Of their future favors
r. s. ADAMS.
Burlington June 90 l843 5ns
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Burlington iowa.
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
FEyHE Proprietor of the Western Hotel
D. situated on the corner of Fourth and
Sefferson streets, takes this occasion TO pre-
sent his grateful acknowledgements for the
liberal amount of patronage extended to-
wards him in time past, and begs leave to
inform his friends and the pubic generally,
that he has again taken possession ofthis
we'll known establishment, and he hopes
by unremitted and assduous attention to
merit continuance of the patronage hith-
erto bestowed.
During the snort recess, the House has
been thoroughly renovated and improved.
and is now ready for the reception o. Board
crs and the travelling public.
Attached to the above Hotel, is commo-
dious Stone Stable, together with extern
sivo yard room and affording facilities to
travellers not Unsurpassed in the Territory.
JAMES w. NEALEY.
may 26-tf 50
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MIR ACHES


4 THOUGH VIC are told that the age
"a miracles has passed, yet occasional
there arc circumstances occurring VIII,
even in the eye of sober reason GnAuenc
by prejudice or predilection) appear alnc
miraculous.
Among the most prominent Of these n
the cures which have been effected BY d
use Of Sherman's Medicated Lozenge,
Certificates may be seen at the Doctorsa
flee Of persons who have been cured fvb
had been pronounced in the last stages !
consumption by Their attending phssicaa
by the use Of his celebrated
COUCH LOZENGEc.
which are the best article in tie world IN
coughs, colds, asthma, "lyooring cough, 4,
ever offered to tho public.
Sherman's Camphor Lozengss
are producing miracles daily in curing ns
vous or sick head ache in from five 10 ,.r
minutes, when before their introduction
persons were compelled to suffer from one
to three days hefoyc -elcf could be obt,al
ed. They are also tie oay remedy know
for that distressing complaint, saa.sckna
SHERHIN'S WORM LCZENGES /
These celebrated articles are consideredls
only certain remedy for these dest-oyen
the young, end arc So pleasant that chiltru.
eat them with aviditv, and cry for more
FEVER IND 1GJE.
Shcrnan's Fever and Ague Lozenges are
certain and warranted cure of this distrE
ing complaint, and the chills never relun
az they often DO when cured by other mean
They have been used III over five huadrs
thousand cases, and not an instance oilNa
failure has been known.
Shcrm ans cathartic Iozenge
are the best active bilious Cathartjc MT
cine in use They arc remarkably pl@
ant, and leave the system free front
dizziness and oppression.
THE POOR MANS PLASTER "a
Of which, l,000,000 are sold yearly, sa4
best plaster in the world lumbago rheuS 2
tism, pain or weakness in the buck, side
breast, and its price, only I2t csha e
brings it within the reach of every pen
N the community.
For sale BY Jacob Gauby, only authors !. u
agent for Burlington. Also, BY Lott Nd :. y
1t Augusta, and Tryon s. Day, Oquawh I
aug3l-ly II .
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New Good s 2

The subscribers have just received from
y. Y and Boston fresh supply of Goods for
the Fall and Winter Trade, which are ready
Tor sale, at the lowest cash prices, at their
New Brick Store on the North side Of JEFF
ierson, between Water and Main Streets.
Purchasers are respectfully solicited to call
and satisfy themselves as to prices and quail.
ties COPp & PARSONS.
Burlington, Oct, 18th IS43.
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Just Received via Amaranth by
COPP & PARSONS.

From Boston.
co Z TON DOME TICS.
10 BALES Appleton. Ind Head an'
10 other heavy 81 So in. sheetngs,
2cases 81 SO in Bleach do.
2 bales Batting; also
PRINTS.
5000 yds Merrimac and Fall River Blue
Print s, together with an assortment o
American, Eng and French fancy Prin Is
Undressed Ginghams, Checks,
Victoria Plaids, &C.
CLOTHS,
A good assortment of Medium and Extra
Fine Broad Cloths, Beavers, Pilots,
Cassimeres, Forest Cloths, Satinets,
Kentucky Jeans, Hard Times, &c.
Mems Supt. Lambs wool Frocks.
do do do Pantaloons,
Also Ass'd do Comfortcrs.
Salisbury Printed Flannel, Ass'd Plain,
White, Red and Yellow do.
Heavy Scarlet TwIlled, Red, do.
NERENOES, ALPACC4S.
A beautiful assortment of
GA Extra Fine French and Eng. Merenoes,
Also ass'dqualities to 81 do.
Plain and Fancy Alapacca Lustres
And Grape de LANES.
SHi WIS
= dcz. 9-4 Extra Fine wool Plaid Shawls
A very superior article,
Also large asst of Highland Plaid do.
from to IA.
also large Filled do.
and 81 Rich Broche Shawls,
also Silk Hkfs--
A large supply Of Printed Pongee,
Spitaliield, Heavy Flag and Com. Choppas
Dress Silks and Cardinal Fyinges.
900 yds Fresh Extra quality
Black and Blue,
Black. Gros de Suisse.
Ass'd Bonnet Silk Innings,
! to inch assorted colors, Cardinal silk
Fringes, for Dress trim'gs,
A beautiful fresh supply of Thread laces,
Lisle do. Plain and Fig'd Book Suisse
and JAG Muslins, &c.
II ps of Canvass and Padding,
- Extra quality blk linen Thread,
Patent White do.
A full supply OF Twist and Silk Servings,
and assorted articles for Taiors use.
The above articles added to the balance
If their old stock, make very desirable
assortment. Those wishing to purchase for
private use or to sell again will find as
rood bargains as can be given elsewhere in
Town. COPP & PARSONS
jefferson street, Burlington, Oct. 10 '43
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The latest production IL the way o,
Cooking stores OF the Universal
Ngpsxpp Natinu

Tine latest production III the way OF
Cooking stores OF the Universal
Yankee Nation.
FEyHE Subscribers have now on handl sup
Il ply of the above celebrated Soves
which they can with confidence recommend
to their friends and the public as beng in
many respects superior to any other kind in
the market. Meats Of all kinds are rasted
instead of being baked, as they are in most
other kinds Of Stoves. This any one who
has had any experience in cooking by cook
stove, will at once fully appreciate, asbeng
far preferablo as it gives the meats alto
gether a different flavor from those laked
III d close east iron oven. 81. Theovcn
for bread, pastry, Sc, is elevated above the
stove and is therefore infinitely mora con.
venient Of acces, than one that can only be
approached by bringing the head and feet
IN close luXtapoSition, or in other words
putting the body il that uneasy, unnatural
position. called STOPPING. Sd. 1t is SO sim
pie in IFS construction that there is no get
ting out of repair, Ito filing up of flues with
sut and ashes, simply, because there isnone
to fill up. 4th. There is nc difficulty bout
the draft, as from their construction they
cannot but draw we'll in all situations. And
idstiy curing the colo weather all the neat
may be conducted through the upper oven
simply by turning the hampers. and BY that
means you get nearly double the hea you
would by any other stove The above
stoves stand in higher estimation in New
England than any other kind now IL use.
Persons wishing to purchase that almost
indispensable article (good cooking Stooe,)
will do we'll TO call and examine the above
as we feel assured they will promote their
interests by SO doing.
We have also on hand various patterns Of
the Premium stove, with all the necessary
Also, large Assortment Of
heating stoves, suitable for Parlors, Stores,
Shops, &c. All OF which we will sell at a
small advance st. Louis prices.
BRIDGE & HALE,
aug17-tfj john G.. FooTE, Ast.
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PORK PACKING.

FEyHE undersigned having made extensive
IL arrangements for the packing Of Beef
and Pork, solicits share of public patron
age, and is ready to contract with ndivd-
uals or companies for packing their beef or
pork On favorable terms. There isconnected
with my packing house an extensive slaugh-
tcring establi. hment. where am prepared
to kill and pack with the utmost despatch
any number Of hogs. and will load flat boats
and despatch them at very short notice
| shall give my personal attention to
the business, and am certain that can give
satisfaction to any who see At 10 contract
with me.
| will furnish barrels and salt for pack
ing is desired al very low price For
further particulars enquire of the subscri.
Der. GEORGE PARTRIDGE.
sep 2-4m lie
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"AkE CARE OF YOUR BOOKS
Il Subscribers to the New World, Niles
Register, Lady's Book, Graham's Maya
zine, &C., will do we'll to have them Bound
as soon after the expiration of the Volumes
as possible. BY so doing they will be
able to preserve those valuable publica-
tions in perfect order.
All the varieties of Binding executed in
neat and durable manner, by
WILLIAM GREENE.
Blank Books Of any size or pattern
made TO order, on the most reasonable terms
Burlington, August 25,-tf VIC.
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STEEL.--Blister, German and cast Steel
~ for sale by BRIDGE & HALE.
Improved Yeast Powders,

NOR rising light bread, buckwheat ca kes,
Il Sc. The convenient article, so long
known and extensively used in the East
particularly in "Buckwhcat season." will
raise any description of bread or cakes in
fifteen minutes, making them perfectly
light and sweet Full directions for using
upon every box. For sale at half the us.
ual price by,
aepNf ]. TALLdNT
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r. 5Ds MILLS,
GEORGE 53EIG]IySISiATSIEI,
Fa h o ma bic Tailor.
Corner Of Main and Washington Streets
Burlington, Iowa.

RIMES & STARR.-James W.
NJ Grimes and Henry w. Starr, have
tssociated themselves fol- the practice of
he Law, under the above style, and will
attend to professional business in the diff
ferent counties, and also in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. Particular atten-
ton will be paid to claims for lands in
the half breed tract, and elsewhere.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
HENRY w. STARR
Burlington, JAN %, lS4l. 1921
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ThOHnsOnian Medicines,

(Sign Of the Good Sdmaritan.>
"HE Subscriber has just received at hi:
4 Drug Store, on Main Street, the best
assortment of the above Medicines ever
brought to the west. Consisting of all the
medicines used in the Thomsonian practice
with full directions how to use. The med
icnes are put up in various size packages
Also few copys of COMFORTS Thomsoni-
an practice.
AisO~-
A general assortment of Drugs & Medi.
cines, consisting IN part of Calomel, Out
nine, Z. Parks, T. Salts, Cream Tartar, S.
Carb. Soda, Magnesia, Rhubarb, sc. i.
AiSO--
A fine lot of Brushes, such as Cloth, Hair,
Hand, Scrubbing, Tooth, Horse, Shoe, Shay
ing and Paint Brushes-Combs, Irvine,
Shaving Boxes, &c. &c.
Burlington, Oct2-tf JACOB GAUBY.
Remember the Sign.)
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EbOOTS & SHOES. --Just received
ED Fall and Winter supply of Mems CO..
peg Boots, fine Calf do. lined and ~
Brogans; Pumps and Slippers, Ladies v
Slippers, KID DO. stout leather Shoes u
Boots Kip DO &c, sc. All Of which
offer ID for sale at the lowest cash prices
SHACKFORD g. TH0M,
jefferson stree.
Ocl - y