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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22
& Ell BR TED HORS L
BLACK LION!

49, WILL s,Aa! dIn"g the pres
XN cnt season, commencing
the 6rsi Mnnday of June, a, the
OSS following places, viz; on Mon
us-sS=-s~tka days al the stable OF the subscfi-
bei in Clarendon. about a mile north OF the
South Flats, OF the west side OF the Creek
90 Tuesdays at the stable OF A Dyer IN Ru,-
land on Thursdays at The stable Of Rufus
Bucklln IN Wallhefofd and on Saturdays
81 The sable of J DOVE In Cuttngsville.
Black Lion is eight years old, and was
sired by the Old Norman French Lion, and
imported from France. aud is well known as
being the bes, blood ever IN tins country
lie Is distinguished Tor strength and rigor,
being worked IL truck team in Boston tor
the last eight months, by the subscriber who
now propose. that he shall stand Tor tile i'm
provemeni OF stock.
An inte, este are invited 10 csll and eI.
anime Tor themselves. All mares disposed
OF before toaling will be considered with ioal,
DAVID FISHER.
Clarendon, NAV 20. lsi5 81 II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22
.FALEs' CATHARriC LOzENGES.

THOUGH psspsted from . great many
4 Vegetable Sses,soces, ere % psisishie
sna pleasing 10 eat % any other coa!se,,on-
sry compound
Tl,is yIepeIsiion ~ decidedly tie best .
uony ali prspsts,ions. for ~hile lie orefs.
ton. ere 90 cure 90 S.its. Csstur Old. TAI"
incl ant Jslesp OF any other csihArtc ned,'
zines. Il has tie Advantage over all an beng
plsassni 10 cal. ~htle other cAihsnirs ere
generally dissgrsesbls 10 take. Price 23el.
per boz. With full ditereons. and nav he
,oeod q, the DEPOSITORY. No. " Commetial
street,
FALES WORN LoZENGES.
Are . safe end mrs, sOre remedy fnI WORMS.
Children love them. They sci like . charm
IN ~ oovsung the symptoms. such rs starting
| 10 sissp, prsuns the tocth, psisoe.. sbs'ui
tho mouth snd nose occasional sio koess a.
the stonsch, precsroos sppe,i,s, sss lied
bowels, and general ie,sri,h habit. Tho
child falls INTO u que, sleep, the worms sts
Supplied and expelled, and the child, =, fer
- heard irsm, 10 every instance has been
cured
| PIics IS cents per boI With foil directions;
cold ai No % Co~snerci.l sir~e,.
FALESS COUGH LOZENGES.
Are bsnebcial in all common colds and
/ coughs. ~hooping cough, Inflammation Of the
! throat and lungs, in tho Group " hives, end
more certain 10 act satisfactory than ihs Gel.
ebrsted Hive Syrup. The most happy el-
feet ;. oSisined IN y few moments, The symp.
iona dissp yest end the disease is broken ut
by the ussical efTee, Of these l.ozeug-s
Full directions accompanying each boI
and fouod at the Depository, No. 90 Com
nerc,al street.
~ ES'S DYSENTERY LOZENGES,
Are a safe and agreeable remedy for dysen
tefy. Diarhea, and Bowel Complaints o
children Particular attention must be pait
TO the DIRE, tUns on each box.
FALES'S CAMPHOR LOIENGES,
Are benenehcial Ia all common and ,lcl
headache, and where there is a sense o
iightness ot weight over the eyes, In ertupt
i've diseases, such al Measles, Small POI -
Also in Mania. Epilepys, Melancholy Uys,e
ria, in ST Vitus Dance, and III all cases u
Lencuor and oppression OF the Vital powers
and may be taken with safety by women ant
children in oil conditions.
Full directions accompany each box.
FALES'S CYPIAN HAIR TONIC.
Is now so extensively known and justly eel
ebrated that further comment upon 1t will bt
useless, We can say however tina. among lh'
macy thousands who have purchased the ton
ic, In this and other countries none have re
turned with complaints, while thousand
have not only expressed iier appreciation
but their wonder and admiration Oh behold
ing lis effects. A few bottles only can b
had al No. 90 CONNIE rcial street.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The gnawinR and antics Of these deslsv civ
creatures eau be hushed forever in YOU hous
and store II you will procure a boz Of III
genuine
MADAGASCAR RAT EXTERMlNATOR
On using according to direction. You cav
no, depend upon /, unless ob,siced al J.
FAlES'S No. 80, Commercial ST, }osio
Mass.
EGYPTIAN HAIR DYE.
This dye W i'll give . most desirable col,
To white grey or red without colorng ii
', skin.
JOSEPHJ FALES, 90 Commerc ial 8
Boston Mass.
For sale by tho fOllOwin
ApenfS
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~ OTICE

THIS may certify tina, have sold 10 NV
son Giibsu D mcCormie the remain.
der. Of his minmjif, therefore I shall claim
none Of his wages n"t pay any debts Lis
contracting after this dsts
ROBERT MCCORMICK.
kutlsnd. April 1. IsA5 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22
BONNETS

WE the sob.cri,er hsins appointed h,
ibe III On Probate Cour, Tor th. d..
uc, OF Fs'rh.srn. romm,s.,os<r. IN rec.,y.
slsmins and sdIust all clam, aud demand,
o( all per."o. .Rains, The estate OF
NATHANIEL HARMAN,R
late OF Ps-let. IN said di.tr,ct d.e.,,.A
ana slsa ell claims and demand. srh,bi,.o
IN ofi,st thereto snd siI tnooth. frou m,
hhh d.y OF MAY lAs' bsing sno-ed n,
sad couu Cor thai Pufpo.s -. th.t.Io,.
hereby give nniies mat ~e ~lu susnd 10
m. bosIness Of our ssid sppos ainsnt At N.
Office OF Georgs ". hsrnsn ~ s.,d Paw lot,
na The hr., TOssdA,s 81 Jolly sSd octobe r
n,It Eom one 10 sII O'clock ?. m 90 s.oh
VI sad DAYS.
HORACE WILCOX, ,conn.,,,.
N. D STRONG.
PsSle,, May 10, lsis ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22

STATE orhfRAoNr, RE- ,,-,@
G-SN.lrsrv 81 rslrhavsd. {. ID evsed the, .,
. ~ obsu e.ou holden ~ 4 sstis,t'n, ~,thin
ssd lot ss,d di.,nei On ths isi dst 81 IS,
isiS.
Present. A. Warner, 'ocgs
40 ias,fumsnt ~ wI,uos puipo,ung 'p b'
the lsa viii seJ ir.,amen, ct Isaac HsHlsf
ists Of Poulips, In ssii disttici deceased la -
ins beei presented IN ssid euu,t by Joe
B.smsn tie executor therein named ior pro
bate
7, "a o,der~d ~ tho court tha, notice thsfs
~ lie siven a. oil p~Vsons concerned IL sp
pear ., q session of sad ~oar 10 tre holde'
Of Cssti-ton on The |ia ia, ~ June next, To
cun,-., the rrel,sis 81 -s,d Will, b, pabl'sh.
,hN order three weeks sucress,veiy prey,op'
to ssid lime of hesupe. N the Rutland Her
sld pe~-pspe, ptm,~d ., Rullsad,
true copy 81 record.
~ Bf LtNGDON. Rssius.
, STATE OF VERMONrt DE J, rrmrm
D,.,ric, Of Fsitha,en. IS. ID 6crd thai
al probate court holden al Cssile,on " thin
and Tor said dislrhl on lhe 3oh d.y vi Apnl
A. d. ib45.
Present. A Warner, Judge.
C,l.b Smith and MARY Upton. sdninistrs.
tors OF the estate OF Js0-. III l pten late oi
Benson. N ssii district. dcecssrd pfupos,ny
10 lender an account ol their administration
vi said estate
II is ordered tina, said accom-, I've received
sni examined fur allowance on the FRS
"Wednesday Of June nexI, al the Probate ~.
hce ~ said Cs.ieto,,, and that this o,drr Ia
published three weeks successfully ,ptevlsu'
ia The Rutland Herald. a newspaper PRIME,
al Rutland. which shall tr ,uficirn, :"tir
to all pets ms interested Of the time aud Ylic
OF r1smininp SAID account
A true copy al Record 10
Il. r. LANGDON, Register
STATE OF NERMONT,t RE /, remem
Dl,,tiet of Rutland. So - bercd tina
al slated probate court held at Rutland
wiinin aud Tor said di.,tIci, on the lat Hnn
day being the 9th day Of way. 1915.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge
An instrument 10 writing putporlng in b.
the last will aud testament OF Joel Dsy,o
late Of MidJlriown IN said district, deceased
having been presented to said court for pro
bate lay Ofson Clark the executor thsiei
named
IL is ordered that said will DO refsrte
for probate and allowance To the hrr
Monday being the 81 day OF June neI'
and that copy ol this order be publishe
three weeks successfully, previous thereto
IN the Rutland Herald, n newspaper printe
al Rutland, that all persons interested ms
t appear and object TO the same II tnsy -
u cause. A true copy of Record
D 10 HENRY HALL, Register.
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WATC0Es JE WELRY sc.
Al. E.p,sesdesi,d I.sr P,sess

TUE sobsciiber most r.spectfuil, informs
i hs trends and the public GENERALLY, :.
tina, 10 has jus, returned hom New York
~hets he has parehs 81 excessive sssos'
~en, 81 rich Watches. Js~slfy end Plate.
whsch he 10 dels fa,iess to eel lover thss cen
10 bought u say othsf plsee. t,hs CITY DOT
siospis.i.l 10 envn~faiIng some 81 'he many
s,ucles be ~,ll give The pr,oss o. that those 81
distance my be seis TO Anow ., ~ilai io~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22
Farmers
EYCH.lNGE
CnEAPCiSSiii STORE.

4 h,s t~rn r--.-d b, sc,usl .sve''n,~nt
'hA, v~sts bsueM tv essh ssd ssd Tor
tssdy psy. rev b. s6otdsd ttem ~ 10 10 per-
cent rhssr~r 'ban ,hsy cen y--.s,t, " sOla
by he credit sysiev~
We are noe 'scetv1ng y new and nnsn A..
/, splent.td sssurmem ~ sps,rr goods.
which have hssn sslec,ed -sN sr-st care
and attention. and which ufn t~ s,,d % io~
OF lower ,hsn csa be btughi N the ~,ss~
Tho k,lt"~ins NAV te fund swcse ne
many Article, nnu being op~rsd 81 cuf e,uts
DRESS GOODS
striped AMI PLAID DslI,rinss afghan Ss'fns.
C.mclinn s,tir~.. Psrasenes, Printed Lawns
Printed musllns, Eulson Girehsm', Rich
VI de I.,,nrs ~ iorsriot quality, 'si,
chcsp. high rulnif1 cahcues ~ the latest
nylss, sptndid suJ cheap.
ALSO
a Few pierss HI end Rhe Black ,ilts
SUMNER SrrtrS fOR BOYS.
/ Ashland Jesns. Csmls'ssns, London Pisids.
! London Cashmere, T~seds, brown and
slate liners. NrVlncs--.s hne assortment
Ju.t received irrm Eu,~,e nv the G,-st
Western Goth sni Csss,m-'-s. 30. BLACK
and Blve Blsek Brosd Cio'hs from ei.1s
upwards, P,s,d rsss,mct-s IN. psn's
GRO, X cry and HARWARf,
A complete sssormsn, 81 crochcty, now
pauetns lower ,hsn HIS boon offered.
GROCfRiES.
Mdares, Sugar, Tcs, Of evstv variety.
Salmon. Shsd. Goldfish. snd Asckevi Tho
above Together with every sr,cls usually
kept IN country stnr- msy he found Al The
FARMERS EXCHANGE
OkAn NDS calico NJ the latest pat
cOkJ terms lower than ever. al the
Farmers Exchange y Cheap c,sh store.
u, N ShBiN 4 g"
Wallinfutd, Ma, ~, Is+5 20
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NOTICE

THIS may certify tina, have thus day CIV
en- nv son William D Psrmenier. hls
time dunng tho remainder of his ,nin0rty.
therefor. shall pay no debts OF his con-
tracing sher this ds,o.
WALTER PARMENTER.
Sherburns, May IL, ls45. Ell
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Dried ApDIc,

500 LBS. superior SpIIny Dried Apple
Rn,lsnd. MAY 20, lsi5. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-22

D'.uic, ofRutland, -. : d ra.tM prob.'p
e"ar holden at Ru,laod within and ivr SAL
district on the nih day OF May.lsi5.
Present, Wm Hall, Judge
Jacob Butnn, II. administrator OF the e.
tate OF Elisha button, late Of Wsllug ord in
sad disneL deceased, inlsstsie, proposing
to render an &C counI OF has standardization Of
SAID estate,
L. "a ordered that ssiG socaunt be elerrsd
Tor sfaD'nsuon and allowsnce TO the first
~onday. bsios ihs % day Of June nsrt, end
mat copy Of this order be published three
weeks .uece.sivriv, pr.,ioo. thereto IN the
h9hsad hsfsh, a DsSpaper printed 81 Rat
'I"s' vat oil Persoh. Interested may sppssf
a"d object to he sane u They zee cause
rue copy 81 r,chrd.
Az HENRY HALL. Register
Wool TWINE.
\ flRs rate su,els ior ssic b,
Rutland Nay 90, IsiI. Up. BELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

The For Rirer A9Oecafe is the title Of paper
just started at 81. Charles, Name co., H., by r. l.
Thomas and :. Il. b, Howard. Itswhis in pO-
Iitcs AMI opens It's first gun on Col. Wentworth,
who takes it in leader Of a column aud half.
From what We can gather 10y ha,ly pcrusaI "i
the article. 1t appears that the Col. has sonewheIe
said that one OF the editors IL .'somcwhat OF a
preacher, an abolition lecturer, and doctor =
which is pronounced false and sanlerous." The
Col. will doubtless learn, from the castigation be
gets, not again TO sl,nder man by calling him a
preacher, when he occupies the - much more ea-
ated position ofeditur Of a scurrlous whis paper.
We may say in this connection, that st Charles
is one Of the most beautiful and flourshing villa
Gcs IN the state, aud Kane Il rich and thriving
county; but it is strongly democratic, and we
should think, not exactly the best place for prin-
Ing whig paper that manfests SO high temper
as TIE one before Us.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

There is considerable of wuy carried on by
the Chicago Advocate, Chicago Journal. Gem,
and Ottawa Constitutionais, on the one SIDE.
aud the Ottawa Free Trader on the other. lude-
'ne from the ilu,,erng Of the first named parties,
the shots VI the Trader tell upon them with ire.
mcndous effect. From our knowledge Vt those
connected with the Free Trader, we are conliIen,
they are capable of competing with the whole
posse "i them: because we believe they have the
right side ct the question. Should the time come
when they need help agains, their opponents,
thoy will find the Porcupine ready for the con.
tcsi.-LiHe Fort POrcupinc
Just like our most excellent Cousin Barney.
1t always was his disposition to iigh, 70, friend
sooner than for himself. We are too sensible NJ
the importance Of the aid he could render us in
our wars, not to he heartily Obliged to him for his
very kind purposes in our behalf, and assure him
in return that, If the occasion ever offers, We
will not fail to reciprocale. But has he no, csti.
mated too lightly the force ,hn, is crraycd apans,
us! Has he marked the terrible hrondsdes tina,
are poured in upon us by the Gem? We have
no fears OF the Journal, or Advocate, or even four
or live more OF their caiber; but save US from the
a"'nlc mathematician Of the Gem IL our mos
excellen, cousin could, by IN occasional squb
keep him at bay, we could hope for an easy vic.
tory. but otherwise, we fear we shall be Obliged
to surrender nj discretion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

Sreating BlOod-Clairroyance.-A
remarkable case of something is said to
have been exhibited, for some time past.
IN me person OF Susan f.. Pearson, a
young woman living with Mr.. Hiram
"eeiiall, IN tins town. She has been
afflicted several times with spasms. in
which she suffers great pain, and on Two
or three occasions swea, blood prolusely
over the stomach, and from the forehead
Tins sweating of blood she prophesied
beforehand, and on each occasion i, took
place at the precise time predicted in the
presence OF respectable persons whose
testimony we are bound to believe. Ii
is also SAID, that she has frequently, when
sitting IN closed room, related accurate
~ what some members of the family
were dong IN other departments of the
house or premises; that she will tell the
time OF day to minute, by time piece
IN the Other room, out of her sight; and
that she has frequently been heard read
ing the Bible correctly and huen,ly in
her dark room. She says she can read
and tell the time of day perfectly well in
the dark, as 1t is all plain to her sight.
Many of her sayings and doings are
strange beyond the common experience
OF human actions. We give them as we
have heard them from respectable wit
nesses.-UabaSh Courier.
The Indiana State Sentinel states in
addition that the occurrence related above.
or part of them happened while one of
the Editors of the Sentinel, was on Wis
ii 10 Terre Iaute, and he can testify that
the Courier falls shor, in its relations Of
the preternaiural phenomena, as testified
to by the Witnesses. 1t appears tina, the
woman predicted she should be taken
sick at certain day and hour and should
sweat blood, and recover another day and
hour. All Of which came 10 pass az pre-
told.
What is not the least remarkable cir
cumstance in this case is that there is APP
parently no Mesmerism in it. In fact it
is stated tina. experiments 10 magne,ise
Miss Pearson, the young Seeress, have
been made in vain. Neither does she
appear 10 have been in the sleep walking
state, as related of the .Sceress of Pre-
wort, an account Of whom was recently
published by the llarper's translated from
the German, While making her predlc-
tons, as well as a, all other times, she is
apparently in her ordinary condition Of
mental healthfulness.
A full accoun, of Miss p. and her won
derlul powers, from the pen Of gentle
man cShpeten, TO the task, is 10 be pub
lished hortly Chicago Jour.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

Tho article on the fire., page of to-days paper,
with the above caption. deserves an attentive Pc
rusal. 1t takes the correct ground on the subject
Of slavery, and the duty of the north in reference
to it, and presents "l.ibcrtyism' in lis true light.
Tha, political ahoIitonism has retarded emanci-
patton more in this country than any other cause,
is becoming general conviction, and will pre-.
ven, such as nrc sincerely DESTROYS of heneiuing
the slave, and have no ambitious projects in view,
from enrolling under its banner. The great dan
ger of our country is in one.dcaiSm As long as
our people are divided into two great political
parties the one will always be a sufficient check
upon the other. and insure an homes, adminis,ra-
ton Of the government. But let the country be
cut up into dozen Of one.dea factions and eve.
~ presidential election, and every great measure
in congress, will be decided by bargains between
corrupt faction leaders. Against such a state
Of things, to which political aboitionism directly
tends, we hold it TO be the duty Of every good
man that loves his country 10 set his face.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

A New York paper con,radicts n s,a,emen, we
madc xix weeks ago, that snccurcs had been
quartcrcd IN the canal fund, by the present ,rus.
tees. II, thc rate Of 50 400 year. by affirming tim,
no Office has been created on the canal with n
SALARY Of that amount. We had reference in our
statement to the two agents that have been up
pointed with salary Of 81 200 cach, to casc the
canal lands. Their ofIicc,'i, is true, has proved
any thing but sinecurc for after the most s,rer.
nuous exsrlion for two or three months, they
have no, yet succeeded in leasing lands enough
to pay their salaries, nor are they Mt oil likely to
succeed. lappsaud to US, and it does so yet,
thai the Offices we're carved gu, for the tencii, Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

Saue the Pennies, people along
the way. from Medford TO Camden, N.
j., were, few days since, struck by
singular phenomenon in the road. For
miles together, there was a regular de-
posite of cents; and as there was no
claimant, the people who lived by the
way turned on. 10 gather up the drip.
pings, and pretty collection was taken
up. For miles there were receivers.
The roads and ruls were rodden close,
and even the charcoal men, who nvaria-
bly, slept on their coal in the progress
downward, were wide awake. ], appears
that bag containing ten thousand cents
had been put on the top of a stage, and
after some shaking, either the string broke,
or hole was worn. One of the pennies
not having any particular attachment 10
the sack, popped out, and then another
went, and SO each followed his file lead
er, until the bag was empty, and the road
well lined.-PMH. L. $. Gas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31
New YORK, Oct. 81, lo45.

Tie IIibernia has arrived bringing
news which confirms that brought by
the Grea Britain, concerning the crops.
There seems TO be no longer any doubt
but that the crop will fall much short OF
a usual average, and consequently large
shipments must be made from this coun-
try. This predicted in one OF my first
letters, and recommended our farmers to
hold on for better prices. In consequence
of the news brought by the two last stea-
mers, ilouer has risen one dollar per bar
rel. Ii now is held a, $685., and will
probably go up to 5000 a. least. Ship.
ments are already beginning to be made to
England. In consequence of the failure
Of the crop on the Continent there will
be no supplies sent 20 England from 9th
er parts Of Europe, they must depend
therefore upon this country altogether for
provisions to supply their wants. Pork
has advanced a little. New mess is sci.
ling at Sl4.25 per barrel.
A mos, singular state oflhings is shown
by the returns of the census which are
coming in from The different counties Of
this state. In the counties of Allegheny,
Westminster, Schenectady, Oneida, Cay
uga, Ontario, Livingston. Chalauqua,
Chenango, Columbia, and Genesee,
there has been an actual decrease in the
population. IN the las, five years. And
the increase in the whole state will no,
exceed 100000 since 1910. One third
OF this increase has been in New York
city. This shows lha. the agricultural
districts of New York are no, increasing
in population nor production. Popula.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

above. Captain Chopper observed a cork
in the bottle, drew it with a string and
found 1t had been previously extracted
with a corkscrew. and stated, 40 his
opinion, that that circumstance was
strong proof of its authenticity. Can.
tam Chopper says tina, he was in doub,
ct the bottle and contents having been
thrown lro" the packet ship England.
Packet ship England.
FROM Liverpool, December llth, 1914.
Long. 9S7. Lat. As 10.
REVERSE,
Lost quarter boats. 10 feet water in ,bs
hold.
No vessel in sight.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

This is the title OF a new paper just started a,
Gnlenn in this stntc, by II. An W. II. TE>-
My. !! Is is printed weekly and semi-werkly,
and is the hand.ome.t and as large a paper as
any printed in Illinois. Inpollics i, is " ha, its
name imports, democratic, aud its editorials, are
wnItrn in temper. and with m ability, to indi-
cate that it will he among the most influential
and efficient OF our democratic journals. Gaena
owes it tn herself to give the Jellersonlan--a pa
per crcdilablc 10 thr place--a liberal support.
Pncc-wcekly, 50; scml.we,kiy, 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

The census just taken shows The population o.
Ottawa to hc 1884. This is an increase of about
$50 since 1910. But then we had n large tran,
sent population, which we have not a, present
In permaner residents our increase has been
little short of 80 per cent. And the greater par,
of this increase has taken place within the las,
six months. From lSi0 to the end of 1874 OF
tawn remained nearly stationary. But it has Ia.
ken new ste IT, and before another census is ia.
ken, we miscs'cute greatly if i, does not more
than double its population.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31
THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER.

His name was a singular one, and hard to re-
member, being of two syIlahles, spelt thus
l-o-h-n S-m--t-h. The immense crowd were all
named John Smith. You never saw such a coli
lection since the riots. 1t looked like Crulk-
shank's gallery taking the air. Na,'sm is beau
uiul, compared TO this crowd. have not yet
heard the decision of the Hon. Court, but rumor
states that it has driven Judge King nearly crazy
To decide "which is the ugliesl john smith y Ii
Is supposed that the case will be referred To the
Hon. Iusiice Bunsde.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

A brute named Kline, a German, living 81,
should long ago have been iugged for ,l.,rca,ine
his wife, ten days ago beat her 80 that three days
after it she died. A post moriem examination
was made, and coroner's inquest held over the
body, aud the verde, of the jury was, tina, she
came to her death from the ilI.,rcatment of her
husband. The man had gone TO Chicago when
his wife died, but has returned, and we presume
the proper authorities are attending to his case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-10-31

We find the following paragraph in the Phila-
dclphia correspondence Of the Harrisburg (pa
Reporter. The "Iustice Burnside" il mentions
is the uelicst man we ever saw;
Passing along Chestnut street last week, I saw
q tremendous crowd surrounding the court house
What does /, mean quoth |. The answer was
brief and to the point. A respectable aud veal.
thy citizen, down town. had died a week ago,
leaving his property, lin the absence Of immediate
hcirs) 10 the next uvliest man bcaring HE name,