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REMARKABLE CURE OF HIP DISEASE.

New York, July goth, 1S43.
Messrs. SASns-Gen,: My daughter. aged
six years, was attacked with the hip disease when
two years old, and since then Dhe has been grow
ing gradually worse until recently, and her suffer
ing at intervals was most painful to behold, and
battles all description. The head oftbe hip bone
was thrown entirely out fplace, after Which mat.
ter or puss formed in the socket OF the joint, and
for many months in succession she was entirely
deprived of all natural rest. She was reduced to
a mere skeleton and very often exclaimed, "Oh,
mother wish it might please the good Man
above to take me to himself" |, was my fervent
prayer her suiierings mig be terminated and my
anxious fears removed.
The Almighty has promised to be with us in
six troubles and in the seventh he will not leave
us nor forsake us, if we put our trust and conf
dence in Him; and truly can say 1t has been
verified in the present case. Through His bless
ing and your instrumentalily, my child livcs-yes,
is restored to perfect health, and is living monu-
ment of the efficacy of your heoh-restorlng snr-
saparilla. We had tried all the remedies within
our reach, had the bone once set had il blis,ered
and purged, without effect. She commenced tho
use of the Sarsapa,illa in April last, and in less
than week there was an evident improvement:
a discharge came out from the hip joint, and IN
few days it commenced healing, and in less than
two weeks was entirely closed. During the time
of using the SarsaparilIa she passed large quani-
ties of Worms, which aided materially 10 hasten
ing the cure She rapidly improved in health and
strength, her appetite increased and she is now
entirely restored, and wholly by the use Of your
Sarsaparilla. With the grateful feelings Of mo-
theirs heart and fathers joy, we subscribe our
selves your friend. WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY.
No. 500. Fourth-street.
We the subscribers, being neghbors to William
and Sarah Bailey, know the above statement in
relation to their child and the cure performed by
Sands Sarsaparilla, to he strictly true.
WILLIAM POWERS,
JNO. MYERS.
| Prepared and sold by A. d. Sands & Co.. Drug.
cis,s and Chemists, Granite building. 273 Broad.
way, Corner Of Chambers street, N. ", and for
sale by Druggists throughout the u. Price, 5
per bottle, six bottles for So.
| rJ Remember tha, il is Sands SdrsopariRn thst
has, and is constantly achieving such remarkable
cures Of, the mos, difficult class ofdisesses.
I G. l.. THOMPSON,
Agent by special appointment Of the prcprictors
! for Ottawa and vicinity 23--y
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FiOUglS.

UST received on consignment and
~ for sale 10, of Improved Diamond
Ploughs. The public are invited TO call
and examine them, as they are believed TO
be the ne Plus ultra in that line.
Peru, April &c, 1914. Il. d. BREWSTER.
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CLOTH DRESSING

Will be done in workman-like manner, for the
following prices Pulling and dressing browns or
blacks, 25cts. per yard drabs, 20cts; tulling and
dressing colored cloths, 1913 cts. securing, color
ing and pressing, for women's wear, 10 cts. per
yard.
We would return thanks for the patronage
which has heretofore been SO literally bestowed
upon us, and would kindly ask a continuance OF
the same, and would say that no pains shall be
spared ON our part with skiliful workmen, to rem
der general satisfaction. J. ~ ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, April u, 1914.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
BUCHANAN & EICHELBERGER
Spring and Summer Fashions.
II E NJ 0 V A l..
George smith

DESPECTFULLY iniurms the citizens Of
"a Ottawa and vicinity, that he has removed
his Tutoring Establishment to the south side Of
the public square, over ]. & Ct. Armour's store
He is prepared to do work on the most reasona-
bic terms, and warrants all garments made by
him to fit. Cutting will he done Oh short notice
and warranted 70 iitif properly made up. He is
thankful for past avors, and hopes still to receive
a share of the public patronage.
Ottawa, June %, 1SAi
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MORE NEW GOODS.

HNHE subscriber has Just received
a. from Philadelphia, splendid as
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Cabinet and Chair Mandatory

xsus.rpca vNNEH undersigned having en-
MIN l. tered into co-partnershp in
~N|R the manufacture of CHAIRS and
nt,oeN CABINET WARE, beg leave to an
Nm nouncc To their friends and the
N$sX;.S5A public in general, that they have
constantly on hand and ready
for sale. at prices to suit the
times, at their shop on La Sale
street, in this place, every variety of articles in
their line of business, including Bureaus, Tables,
Stands, Bedsteads, with every variety of
Chairs, all Of which they are anxious and
ready TO sell to those who may favor them
with theirpatronage. All kinds of iurni-
turc made to order, on the shortest notice.
The subscribers natter themselves, that those
wishing to purchase articesin their line of bust
ness can he accommodated at their shop, as well
as at any place in this section OF the state.
WARREN MOORE,
OSGOOD COLE.
Ottawa, June H. 1912. 3--tf.
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ID. Newton,
BENJAMIN PHELPS,

No. 76, Ciemw STREET.
SAINT LOUIS, NO,
WESTERN GENERAL AGENT rOR ALL THE
BEST FAMILY MEDICINES.
Sept. IL, 1911. l2.Gn
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Eahnestocks Cheap and Popular Family
Medicines.
B. A. FAHNESTOCRS VERMIFUGE,

A PERFECTLY SAFE
AND CERTAIN Cure FOR THE WORMS.
Certificates Of its efficacy can be seen at the
store Of the subscribers sufficient to satisfy the
most incredulous. Price % cents.
for sale by B. A. FAHNESTOCK3 CO.
Pittsburgh, april II, l543
About five years since, one Of my boys was at
tackled with fits; supposing the fits to be caused
by worms, gave him some Of b. A. Fahnestock' S
Ncrmiiuge aud it brought away $50 large worms
which we've counted. The fits immediately left
him. and he recovered his usual health. | am the
father of ten children, and have administered the
Vermifuge to all except one. None of them pas
scd less than so worms, some passed 100, 80 and
200 worms, but the one above mentioned passed
the most. MARTIN Patterson.
Near Murryville, WesimoreIand Co., Pa.
CarminitiUe LOzmges.
At this season Of the year, bowel complaints are
always very troublesome and frequently danger
Gus; every family should therefore be provided
with box Of these I.ozengcs, which will allay the
morbid rrtabty Of the bowels restore the
checked perspralion, stop the facilitating dischar-
ges, and in a short time cure the most nveterate
case of diarrhea chronic dysentary. or habitual
looscncss. They are very pleasant to the taste,
and are sold at the low price of % cents box.
r. "A. FahneSt0ck'S Anti Bilious Pills.
A gentle hut efficient ca,har,ic, expressly adap-
ted for family physc; and are not surpassed by
any other pill in use. for all cases in which ca
thartic is indicated. They will operate thoroughly
without gripping Price % cents, for box con-
tanning 80 pills.
Pneumonia, or Cough BalSam.
A valuable remedy for coughs and colds
Price, % cents.
Cough Lozenges.
These I.ozenees possess all the virtues of the
best Cough Syrups, are convenient to carry in the
pocket, and are very pleasant to the taste. Pncc
25 cents.
Liquid Opodelloc.
| This penetrating article possesses double the
strength of the common Opodeldoc is more
clearly and much more conveniently applied
Price % cents.
b. n. Fahnestock g. Co.'S. Eye-Uater.
| For the cure of weak or inhamed eyes. Pric,
% cents.
Prepared by d. A. FAHNESTOCK& Go.
For sale by WALKER & HICKLING.
| July II, 1874. 4--ly OHd,ca, Ills.
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adams Roman Antiq's. Beccher's Plea for Col
Alice Researches, legcs,
Barbary States, Open Converts,
Benson sLiie of Fletcher The Mother at Home.
Blackwell Philosophical Pursuit of knowledge,
Conversations, Text Book Of Popcry.
Cont the Discarded, Richelleu,
Couricr, or the DAYS of rhe Far West,
Charles |. Endless Fun,
Charles Tyil, Manufacturing Districts
Deer Brook, of England,
Turner'S Sacred History Crumbs Natural Philo-
ofthe World. sophy,
History of Persus, Crumbs Chemistry,
History of Insects, l[los,eIheim,
Iuvenal Pcrsius, Frank, by NJ. Edgworth
Monigomery's Lectures, Life & Times of Ricnz
Preicrmcnt, Newton Foster,
Koningsmark, Grimshaw's England,
Sidney Clifton, Michael Armstrong,
Pencil Sketches, by Miss Norton's Hope,
Leslie, Marian,
Foreign Conspiracy a Pelham,
gainst Z. S, Reuospecis Of Western
Teachers Guide Travel
Ard other works not mentioned Please call ant
examine them. G. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa. June 81, 1914. 1-N
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Livery Stable.

ENVCTy SfsaBfVs
yaylI f subscriber would respect
fully inform the citizens OF OF sTsA
lawa and the public generally, that " %S'- SD
he is prepared with, and will %yyEsA Az
furnish to those who may desire ~
lhom,
Horses and Carriages, Slcighs, &C., ant
first rate Saddle horses.
Persons travelling may rely on a speedy ant
convenient conveyance to almost any plao
through the country.
n. bah persons hiring Horses, Carriages
sc, are required to return them in as good ant
sound condition as they were in whcnthey cam
into their use.
p. II. SMITH.
OIow, Jan Of 1913 3t--tf.
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BROAD CLOTHS,

sOrlment OF
BROAD CLOTHS,
Casimeres, Sattnetts, Silk Velvet, plain
and figured Sa,ins, Valencias, Marsei-
les and swan down Veslings, Velvet.
cen. Shrings and Sheelings.
Also, a splendid assortment of Hand
kerchiels, Cravats, Stocks, Shirts, Shirt
Collars, French and English Merinoes,
Canton q woollen Flannels, Suspenders,
Gentlemen's kid, silk, and chene cotton
Gloves, Umbrellas, and splendid assor,-
ment of trimmings of all kinds; Just re.
ceived and for sale low, for cash or good
winter Wheat.
LEATHER.
variety Of Calf, Kip, and coarse upper
leather of the best quality.
The subscriber feels thankful for past
iavors and now halters himself that ne
can sell as cheap, as any other establish
rIen, in town. JOHN SHULER.
Ottawa, August 10. 1874.
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Drugs. Medicines.
nTgrY lrf0NIplnr.

~ - ~ .AANV u ~ iAio
by Joel Johnson, Springfield, tIiinoi-.
yUNHE travelling community are respectfully in.
l. siicd 10 call. The Recommendations canno,
be surpassed. Pnva,crooms forstasc passengers
nATrs or fARE;
One day, rs cts. Single meal, 25c,s.
Just one half the usual charge at slogc houses
!, % Passengers can secure seats in all the stages
through the proprietor. 28-ly
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Drugs, Medicines, sc.

n HNllE subscriber has Just
* received at his Drug Store,
S-'-a---'. .-S.s5 ono door east Of the Mansion
House, his summer supply of
iS< Drugs, Medicines, Paints
s. Oils, Giass. Dye StuGs,
PeJtnnery, Stationary, Times and Ii
q"ors. for medicinal purposes only.
The subscriber has also for sale about one hun.
bred volumes of Books, of which the following
list is part, and will be sold at half price, to
close the lott
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William Nj. ErNc.
Dr. L.. Abbott
". e. 81 w. q. Earl,
Painters and GiasierS,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
On La Sale street west side ofthc public square,
one door north of the Iron Store
Carriages, Signs, Houses, &c, painted 10 order
on reasonable terms.
Aug. 10, 1914. 50ti-
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CAR

Will be done for the usual price, Ct cts. per h.
in cash, wheat or wool. Also, cardng and spin
ming at reasonable prices, varying from 10 to %
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Applications Cor ancnces to Mr.. Clarke may
he Ion a, the store OF DR.. s. q. Smith, Peru. With
whom deposit Of medicines 10 made. Say
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pittsbur9, ben &c. mdr5.
Serbeerenoes Neuer.


8eifern Nabt s,pifden ii uno IL ltbr
erfbou Der fIrbterlbe Seuerruf uno in
furSer 3eit war nur su oeutlib au feben.
oab ireenowo in Der Witte oer Staot Elm
lebr oroBes Seuer mutben miife. gSir
eilten nab Dem S6ouplos Der 3eritoruno
uno fanoen Die Serpiltuneen, tpeldoe be
reit6 oneeribtet, febr beoeuteno. Ole
presbpterianiibe &irbe an oer DIAMOND
Iuep ndbit Smitbfeloifrabe, nebit eini-
gen 6duiern uno Shops itanoen fdon
in libten Slammen. Sn einioen Iueen-
blicfen mar AUDI Die orobe 4itofiee ga
badsfabrif oes 0rn. 9. gSepmann BON
Slammen eineefiilt. Sm 8anien pa:
rem, ols mir nab IL ubr Den plas perlie.
ben. Die obenerwdbnte STRIDE, Elm oaran
ifobenoes fleines Wobneebduoe, oaoeoen
auf Der anbern Seite Der DIAMOND llep
bas oro6e 3lf6di0e Wobn9ebduoe Der 6rn.
Stroub uno Gang. ibr canebenitebenoer
&Gferibop. cine oaranifobsnoe Sapeten.
fobrif, Damn Die Sobafsfabrif bes 6rn.
@cpman uno Der anifoBeno Sbmieolbop
eanSlib .perloren, tros Der aneeifreneten
Qrbeit unlerer Seuerleute. Sin Slid
fir Die Staot wor Die @inoltile, oenn
bdtte ,pie Saes iuuor oer 8ino beftio
9epebt. es bate Die balbe Stoot abbren:
nen f0nnen. Ser &erluit oer 6rn. 8ep
man uno Straub uno Sang. fopie Der
Gieentbimer oer Sapetenfabrf uno Der
8ebdulibfsiten an Diamond 2((ep III ie'
oenfalls febr beoeuteno ; tpie botb iib oers
ielbe belaufen fam, tpiiIen mir nibt, per'
mutben aber. oab 6err @epman's 8er=
luft auein mebr als 10 bis 10000 1baler
betraeen mub. Die 6rn. Straub uno
Gang. oeutibe abtbare uno fleibi9e seute.
baben NIT ibrrm :8uferibop einen oroben
She'll ibrer porrdtbieen 2(rbeit uno ibres
@erfbolSes uno @erfseues oerloren
Treibeits. Ereuno.
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Ginbrub uno Siebfob(.

Sn DER yto6t pom porieen 8reita9 auf
DEN Samitas wuroe BET Sbub unb Stie
fel,Stobr oes 6rn. Seinrih Mepers. in
Der @orlisler Stra1e, in oieier Staot. ee,
ualtiam erbroden, unb cine Suantitdt
Stiefeln. Sbube uno &appen. aus benz.
islben eeitoblen. Ser @ertb oer eeraub=
ten SITTER fol- itb 5u etspa so Sbaler be.
loufen. Man 1T Dem Oiebe biz ieet nod
nibt auf Die Spur aefommen. Ser ODER
Die Sburfen, tpelbe oieien Diebitabl be-
eieneen, mufen es persefen baben ooer
piHsn es pielleidt nibt. pie man bier in
oannoper NIT Wenfben ibres 8eli6'
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Q1 1Dlttif.

"6abt ibr ibon eeitimmt g fraete cine
politiibe 9drmtrommel einen itdD beim
Stimmfaiten berumtriebenoen 9oafer. -
"Nein ib bab' nibt. ib bab's Dor 0lors
gen lbeno aub nibt i'm Sinn. OaB idb
Elm Jtarr ipdr': III Elm mai Die Stimme
orin. oonn iif's aus nit Der 9leibbeit-
&einer fbuttelt tpeiter meine 6ano uno
fra9t: tpie 9ebt's mein lieber Sreuno g
&einer felt lib tpeiter 3u mir uno erfldrt
mir feline menibenfreunoliben 9eiinnun'
gen uno Die bobe Meinun9. bic ct BON
mir beoe; oob oies fiimmert MIDI i'm
8runoe nd)t be1onoers, aber oab es oann
aub aus 1T NIT Dem - Greaten. oaB ttb
&ener msbr meiner 8ureeI erbarmt-i,e.
2(lter, ooe ib'n Narr tpdr'-uor Mor9en
lbeno nid,t." ......
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Sloriba. Sn ben "St. Inauffine
0esps' pom 9. oieis6 1T folsenoer Nuss
Su9 aus einem Sriefs, ootirt: Sort 8a=
ibita, Il. g., 7 Sonnuor, mitestbeilt:
Der Seminolenz2(nf fubrer "9Silo Sat"
Fam auf elmer Soso=greuriion NIT etspa
80 perionen ieines Nnban9es bierber.
ST. oriicfte it6 un5ufrieoen uno mibper:
9nii9t iiber bic 98eiie aus, auf tpeltbe er
unb iein Stamm BON oer 8e9ieruna be:
banoelt woroen ieien. ST iaete, bab man
ibnen eute6 eano peripro6en bdtte, oob
iie ober bis ieet Elm folbes no6 nibt bat.
ten finoen fonnen. st fab wie elm Od
mon aus, tpenn ct bon Dem erlittenen
rnrebte lpro6, uno mo6te iib nit iei.
men in Slorioa betpirften @rouiamteiten
uno Slutuer9iebun9cn 9rob (Minerpa.
=Ig=
&orperal 6oloer, Der oabier pe9en
Grmoroun9 elmer oeutiben Srau in Sefz
ferlon Sarraf perbaftet uno nab ct.
eouis tronsportirt puroe, fol- no6 mebre=
re anoere Morotbaten perIbt babcn. 81
miro nun ieiner serebten Strafe ni6t
ent9eben. Cincinnati Solfsbl.
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liben Dreis ein9eridt. llntsribreberni in bies
{ | sin9efanbt msrbsn.
ters perfdbrt. Sc biene ibnen oober aur
Gabribt, oab Dor mebreren Sabren elm
&eriub 9emabt tpuroe einen Stobr 5u
erbreden, ollen Der 9aoenoiener, pelber
i'm Stobr fdlief, ererif cine Slinte. unb
feuerte iie our6 Den Seniterlaoen ab. uno
fbob DEN unoebstenen 8ait auf Der Stelz
lie toot. Dies mar elm gu rpormer Gmps
fang. unb ollen Golden, tpelbe oas Gang:
finger 8eibdfte tire eibsn, wdre es wobl
am eerotbeniten ibr unreolibes Geperbe
aufsuoeben, oenn mas einmal oeibab.
fam oub tpieoer eeideben. uno aus Dem
Sooesiblafe it in oieier @elt nob feiner
erpeeft poroen. Sannoper @a;ette.
Ybilaoel p bi a. - (8eiifeSfranfs
beit.)-Nm Sonntae Mor9en merfte man
in Dem 0ofe cines 6erra in Gorbcrou9b
Saunibp an Der 8iooeEoao einenMann.
melbsr itb ouf ioncerbore Weiie 9eberoes
te, uno feline 2(rme auscebnte. uno bin
uno ber ibpano. als penn er flle9en tpo(l'
te. ST iprono oleoann in oerielben Stel'
lung auf oen 9Ss9 berous uno rief SD
bin Der 2(lte ocr Sage y Da er in Der
Ndbe einen eroben. ibmarSen Nerfouno.
ldnoer 6uno erblifte. 70 ram er ouf oens
ielben los. unb ibrie aus eeibesfrdften:
"Das 1T Der Seufel - ,6lerauf ieste er
einem Denitmdobcn nab, uno iaete oais
ielbe in Sbrsden. Wan brod)te ibu in's
Qrmenbaus. wolelblt ct iaote. oab ct Na.
tbaniel Curtis belize, elm Drufer iei uno
BON Sunois fomme. Gin Srief, NIT Der
NoreGe: SIR. Curtis, Stramberrp Street
(er bate, pie e6 fib ipdter berousiteate.
in Dem Sauie gtr. % oieier Strobe 9e<
wobn), wuroe in fener 1aide 9efunoen.
Im Wonto9 periu6te ct fib 5u erban'
gen, allsin ien plan fblu9 febl. Nub
mabte ct einen 2(n9riff ouf oas Seben
Or. Hidarblon, pelber inoef1en ourb
Die seitise 6dIfe oes Serrpalters Moper
'peretelt wuroe. Mtlneroa.
g bredliber l1nolii d 6 q.
-Im 10. MGra tpar Die Srau BON 6rn.
9riffin su sibanou, sc. g., beibdftiet.
peb in einem &eiel iu foben. unpers
mutbct fobt oafelbe iiber, Die brennenoe
Slutb Gberfr0mt Den Subbooen. bic 8leis
Der oerSrau @riffin fabten Seuer. oennob
oenft iie nur oaran ibre orei in oemlels
ben 3immer fib befinoenoen Sinoer au
retten. sic periuebt, Die Sbir 3u 0Hnen.
ollein iie permoo es nibt. fie itobt oas
Senftcr Elm uno ibr Sammeroefbrei peran'
laBt ibren @atten ibr 5u 6ulfe au ellen.
Sic bittet ibn. nur Die 8inoer 3u retten.
init @efabr feines eioenen eebens brinef
er iie in Siberbeit. Die bobbers9e Mut'
ter ifarb nab penioen Stunben, uuo fir
Die @eneiuna oes enen &inoes 1T speni8
9offaune. 9. Correspondent.
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uDu Solpel, ou bait mir. elaub' id, gar
5ipei &ippen ein9elbla9en." Ser Sra
ior aber tporf bic Sautbir 5u uno ibob
bic ftorfen eiiernen 3iesel Dor.
{8crtlssuns folst)
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3agrsans S, sanze 8#m#er 24l.

$$$ $ @ S$ $$
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E=

Sn porieer @obe ffieben auf Dem Wii.
liiIippi Die beicen Oampfbote uliquippa
uno @elton ,ulammen. Der geifon mar
po(I BON Quspanoerern, beren 9eben ourb
oos IebneQe Sinfen oes Sootes pielfab
oefdbroet mar. Ser Gapitdn uno bic
WannIbaft Der 2(liquippa leiffeten aber
70 rubie 8eiffanb. bab NIT 4usnabme BON
stpei ooer orei Seuerleuten idmmtlidepais
iaeiere uno Mannihait eerettet puroen.
llite unb neue gSelt.
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Ggie#stas SeH le. Sssspril 1874.
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the same results

We ask every man to examine carefully this
table, and note how the cost in England went up
as snon as we took of the duty, and farther Up,
aud kept up, until VIC nearly stopped buyiag on
.ccosnt Of our business arrangements, and then
20 for taking off ire duties if he can. Only lei
our own makers have fair chancc-le: them
feel assured that they are not to be given over 10
destruction as soon as they shall have expended
all they are worth to get their works III opera.
tion--for good Rails canno, be made to sdvan.
!age without an outlay of at least $4,000
and we shall coon have American Rails nomi
nally as cheap as Great Britain would furnish
ns--in reality, much cheaper. Meantime the
duty aids efficiently to keep down the foreign
cost and to pay off our National Debt
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Mass Meeting ia Connecticut.


To The Editor Of The Tribune:
Although | am not sure that yon will think any,
Convention that could be got up in Nlddlesex conn-
ty worth noticing when your paper is daily, almost,
filed with accounts Of Conventions that in point of
numbers so much exceed any Convention ever held
by the Wings in this heretofore dark hole Of Loco
Focoism, still cannot refrain from saying that
we have seen here to-day Convention that in num-
bers, responsibility and enthusiasm WAS nerer
eoualed in this county; Convention that sur
passed even our own expectations: and although
composed of only between four and FIVE thousand,
rest assured will do more for our glorious cause
than many much lareer Conventions have done IN
other sections. In 1910 this the only county in
the State that Loco, and then only by small
majority. Our 1900 have gone home tonight each
one determined that in 1874 this shall not be the
case and after what have to-day verify be-
iieve We shall redeem even Old Middlesex. Well
.ry 10 any how. Our speakers were IABE1 W.
HUNTINGTON, GEO. PERKINS, HIRAM kETcHUM.
VAN WAGNER, and in the evening STEWART OF
Hartford, and other gentlemen but will not 60 into
particulars. aud all. only say that II Newly ork is
sure lor HENRY CLAY as is Old Connecticut,
there is not a doubt OF his electon-we don't make
uniIe 20 much noise in this land OF steady habits as
,ney do in some other Saies-but we make many
more Pins, Clocks, Tin Ware, and other articles
protected by the Tariff. and guess that II we
don't stick fast 10 CLAY aud PRO FEC ZION We
shall mauy oil Us have 10 emigrate 10 Texas, or
rome where else, and We are III 10 hurry 10 leave
tbs land oi Punsing Pies. In haste yours. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-20
Sixth cencre.s,ona1 District.

twill be seen by the official proceedings in
another column, that the Wing Copgressional
Convention of the VI,h District last evening put in
nomination, fur the next Congress, that sterling
and well-uied Wing, HAMnroS FIsa. This
nomination was mace unanimously and with the
greatest enthusiasm, and will be responded to by
our Wing fellow citizens of the llth, l2th, 18th,
Is and l7lA Wards, with all the devotion ano
energy they possess. PHGNIx and Fish are ill
the field, and the time for The Wings TO arouse
fully for the great contest is come. Now, then,
every man to his post, for the Cause, the Country
and the Men!