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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-08

M have jos, Gn.shrd oneaiag. a. oor Bun
w kegs Hll Store. Saptf Common Blue. Is a.
olive and bto~n Cloths; French. British and
American Cssstmsfs; Cassinrtt; kentarks J-sus;
TWseds; summer Clo,hss "a bite and Brown La.
en- Drills. btown Irish and Preach L.u-ns; Rus
aia sheefnFs and Duck; Bmlsps; Clash; Dia-
per; BalsHues; Lawu,i pstis de Lainrs; Nous
-elainss. Lsce Muslinsi Gioghams; Cali0oe.
Aipuccasi h'k NpubaEin.s. ifi.h Liusns Green
Bauege; Blk and Co'd Cupss; Summ-r shssl.
and Hdkls, h,k IhIbri shasis and Hdsss L.n'
IN CaVhnc Hdkte; Hsndsr,a ard SHltled o.
htsts; Berkeley aud Fancy Cutsis; Satin Stocks
and Tics. Lapr.5 l|e.a.ss lnsrtunss; SWISS
hook, m4l. hHi JsrsnHelf N4.iss; Psrrt. ra'ur-
cd and at.is Camhiis.s. 6as. t'sf.sllrs saa Fs-
l-Heis Nr-nuE.; b1rnef.; HHhaHss iaFrrsi
Boon tar.i p.rasH.,s SuH saaaes ari le.hret
at. -'e cHIaa s1d Wrstsl Ilotars g.atr.
sui Nus. hfk SIZE Clhea'si sasn-nae's; Ila
love tets rhi ii4tl.s AiFaaa Aprons. fa.arrd
Gp go Aaqs ufa ltaasa Lu.fruei G.mrr.
Cofds uaa ssse.s. &-.. OIL Of sttt te w.H sea
chesn % K. BOYD BRO
MI Greek Arel l7. laGb
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-05-08

GtHOE THREAD Pegs, Spsrribles, Tscks. &c
- Tor sale cheap by WASH'N kROESEN.
r. h. Depot, May
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

The New York Fre.-The latest &C.
counts from New York, give us rather q
different idea of the fire than we first re.
ceived. The loss of property is not SO
great as was supposed. On the morning
of the fire, the city papers in their esli-
mates of the loss, varied from five 10 ten
millions of dollars. The Tribune, after
a careful estimate, gives as It's opinion
that the loss will be less than millions,
and observes that the losers are princi-
pally men of great wealth, most of whom
of the insurance Offices will be able 10
pay off all demands. and are already So
Letting additional risks, while the stock
in these institutions is not owned so ex.
tensiveIy by the laborlng classes as a, the
time of the great connagraIion in 1895.
The grca, distinguishing trait Of Amer
lean character was fully developed by The
late fire. The day after, while the de-
vouring element was still at work among
the ruins and in the cellars, while PEG.
pie had scarcely recovered from the shock
of the terrible alarm Of fire which had so
devastated their beautiful city, the suffer.
ers were making contracts for rebuilding,
and in some places workmen were active
Iy engaged in recovering from the ruins
what available materials might be found.
DAILY Ne,cs.
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State En- ink Of Indiana,

Unless this bank goes right about con-
tracing its circulation, we shall soon hear
of suspicious in that quarter. A rumor is
already heard Of its expanded condition.
-7Aompson's Bank Reporter.
Paragraphs like the foregoing are get.
ting TO be quite current; and so much so,
that we are inclined TO- think there mus,
be some cause for them. We hope the
State Bank and branches will profit by
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

Geography.-Juvcuile geography class
will now reci,e. Bobby, can Won tell me
what state yon live in!
Ycs'em, Sucker state.
No, lliinois-remember that. Now,
tell me what are its principal internal
Improvements
The Illinois and Michigan canal and
the Underground rail road.
Child, how you answer James, how
is Egypt bounded!
Bounded on the south by The Ohio RI
yer, on the east by the Wabash, OBJ
Stop! gracious !-tha,'ll do for you.
Sammy, where's Symm's Hole
Under Dickey and Fish
Faugh take your seats and &c, your
lessons. Never saw such boys.
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RlrUARY,

DIED-Tn this place, on the 2Sth inst, a, the
residence of her brothcr-in-law, SARAH NOLAN,
aged % years
The deceased was formerly Of Jasper county,
Ind, and for nine years a member Of toe Melho.
dist church. During sickness of four weeks
continuance, she manifested meek and quel
resignation to the will OF her Heavenly Father
aud spoke frequently of her approaching depal.
ture. Those who now mourn friend and sister
may rejoice in the consolation that she was sum.
moned hence by her Savior
't ascend Heavens high abode,
Converse with angels. and rejoice in God"
CoMMuNICArEp.l
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New store ut Ottawa.
bargains! bargains! bargains j.!

bargains bargains Bargains
INHE subscriber has just opened in this place
Il a large and well selected stock Of goods, a
good part Of which was bought at Philadelphia
this spring, at very low rates. The assortment
will he found general, and the prices as low as
goods are sold for at any other place in The west,
by such as want to pay their debts and make an
HONEST LIVING. The stock consists Of the fol-
lowing, in part:
Dry Goods, Hardware,
Books e. Stationary, Queensware,
Brushes, Glassware,
Boots & Shoes, Cordage,
Groceries,
With a good assortment of Fine Teas,
Florence, Braid, and Straw nonnets,
Lcghorn and Palm Leaf Hats.
A large stock ofAr. Flowers & Gimp Trimmings.
ALSO,
A lot of Ohio made Saddles, Harness, Brides, &c.
Calf and Kip Skins, and Upper Leather.
Viewers Reeds, Brushes and Shutlles.
Call at the house lately occupied by
Mr.. Burr, one door north of the Mansion
II ouse. J. G. NATTINGER.
Ottawa. Nav l6, 1915
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A ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

A Lii persons having claims against
IN the estate of Lyman Burglt, decd,
late of Livingston county Illinois, are
hereby notified and requested 10 attend
before the probate justice Of said county,
at his office in Pontiac, on or before the
first Monday in September next, for the
purpose OF having them legally adjusted.
MARY e. BURGIT, .Adm'r.
June 6, 1915. 5l-6
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S25 REV ARD.
Straycd or stolen,
Adm Illustrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims agans,
IN the estate of Thomas Burnham, de.
ceased, are hereby notified aud requested
10 attend before the probate justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his Office in o.
'awa, in said county, on the ll;h day oil
September, ID. lS45, for ,he purpose OF
having the same adjusted, that being The
day fixed upon by the administrator, in
pursuance of The statute, FOR the purpose
of seuling and adjusting all clains against
said deccdeni.
DIXWELL LATHROP, admir-.
July IL, 1915.
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COTTON,S TREATISE.

A NEW work designed for the use Of Justices
IN of the Peace, Attorneys, and men Of business
generally, containing large number OF practical
forms ia constant use by magistrates and others,
just issued from the press and is now ready for
sale. The work has been carefully examined by
competent persons, and highly approved Of as
the following card Of the 1preme Judges and
Governor of the state will show;
SUPREME COURT, ILL.,, Feb. %, 1915.
Henry G. Cotton, Esq.
SiR:-Wehave examined your late "TTeatise
on the power and duties of Justices of the Peace
in the Stale of Illinois," and deem it due 10 you
to say, that we regard it a work Of grea, accu-
racy--arranged aud compiled with marked ability
of indispensable utility to justices of the peace,
and OF the utmost advantage to members OF the
profession, and the public generally. Yours, &c,
JAMES SHIELDS, s. II. TREAT
J. ID, CATION, JESSE b. THOMAS,
w. Il. SCATES. T.. BROWN,
s. ID. LOCKWOOD, r.. YOUNG.
WIN. WILSON,
lconcuri in the abovr, THOMAS FORD.
The work is for sale at the Free Trader" Of
flee and Walker & Hickling's store, Ottawa
price, 81.
Ottawa, March 90. 1915.
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Lands for Sale.

VIE undersigned offers at reduced
prices the following lands lying in La Sale
county, viz:
In township 30, north range east-n and "
h sw sec 70; sw q sec 49,; sw and II NV sec
%; S h sec so; and sec Is.
In 50, n 2e-nw q OF Sc q sec 10; h SC q
sec Ia h Sc q sec Is.
In 50, T Csc 4 sec II; n h ne fr q, and
h NV rq sec %.
lnt33, nr2 en- h and Sc q sec 2; ne sec
IL sw q, and h NV q sec IA; sw q sec Is.
In SO, nr3 e-sec 6; NV sec s.
lnt3i, nr 3e-sec IL
Int "a, nj a e--e b sc sec 4.
Int37, mr. l2 e-e h ne sec 10.
Terms, one-third cash, and the balance in two
years. Jun GOLF BRONSON MURRAY.
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them. and not exceed their legitimate bust
ness.-Indidna Sentinel.
Yes, do contract and haul in. The
greasy rags that are floating about are at
least half the cause of The spread of small
pox, measles, yellow fever, and puirefy-
ing sores which affllct the west.-Dei.
Free Press.
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The Last Call.

A LII persons indebted to II. B. Elliott
IA by note or book account. are here
by requested TO pay up, otherwise their
notes and accounts shall be left for colec-
ton, and that vigorously and immediate
ly. II. d. ELLIOTT.
Lasallc, Aug. l, 1916.
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Liberty Nominations,

AT meeting of the Liberty party mer
of La Sale county, held July 2sth, at the
Baptist Church at Munson, for the pur
pose Of nominating candidates for Office IL
be supported at the coming election
choice was made of the following:
For county commissioner-C. CHAMP
LIN, Of Ottawa.
For school Observation-Disclosures
LATHRoP, of Rockwell.
n. GOULD, Chm.
l.. Il. DANFoRTH. Sec'y.
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ChicnyO Market.

There is more wheat arriving, and yesterday
some l20o bushels of nctD were sold at about CT
cts, which may be taken as the fair quo,ation.-
The quality is IN every respect satisfactory none
OF the samples we have seen, weighing less than
90 lbs, and some as high as &C lbs.
Prices continue to give way in Buffalo and
New York, and the -four factors think it win 90
to 81 on the sea board which will bring whoa,
to 80 or 50 cts here Ne,cs.
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Ottawa Recess.

"OULD inform his friends that he has re.
w moved few doors north of his old stand,
to the new building which he has lately been iii.
ting up, where he will always be happy to wal,
upon the public. He will always keep his bar
well supplied with the best of liquors, and bis Ia
BILE with such refreshments as cannot fail 10 sni,
the paIa'cs of the most iaslidious. A liberal
share of patronage is respectfully solicited
July 80, 1915. 5..v
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ILLINOIS & MICHIGAN CANAL.
Notice 10 Contractors.

SEALED proposals will be received at the of
~ flee Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal al
l,ockport until The 18th of August, 1915, for al
the graduation aud masonry now required upon
unfinished portions Of the Canal between Chica
go and La Sale.
The quantity OF earth work amounts to about
1000, 600 cubic yards. Plans aud specification,
in detail will be ready at the Canal office after the
10th of August for the examination and inlorma.
ton OF such persons as may wish TO offer for the
work.
Persons DESTROYS of making tenders. are notified
that they viii be required 10 produce satslac, tory
testimonials of the ability undertake and to pro-
secute encrseticay, the work which they may
wish to contract for.
Proposals TO be addressed and forwarded to the
Engineer Of the Illinois and Michigan Canal
Lock port, Illinois.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
w. n. SWIFT, President.
I.ockport, July 9th, 1913.
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We have several times noted the large
number of immigrants passing through
our city, and bound for the Fox and Rock
rivers. We continue TO see their long
covered wagons in our streets well filed
with ",he rising generation and few
household goods. and often four or five
teams in company. The Gaena Gazette
says that the average Of receipts al The
Dixon land Office, since the opening of
that Office by the new Receiver, has been
$1,000 per day. The new settlers are
principally from Maryland and Pcnnsyl-
vana.-Daiiy Ne,cs.
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Forfeited Lands for Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given that on the
IN Isl Monday in September neqt, all
lands and town lois forfeited to tie state
and unredeemed, will be offered for sale
al public auction al the court house in
Morris and tina; list of the same is a,
the clerks Office, subject 10 The inspec-
ton Of any person uhe Diay desire 10 ex-
anime the same.
GEO. II. KIERSTED,
Clerk, Conniy Com. Court, Grundy co..
Morris. July %, 1915. A
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EO. u. KIERSTED,
Forfeited Lands for Sale.

EOTICIICU kUnUS lot SiIC.
NJ Office is hereby given that on the
~ LIST Monday in September next, all
lands and town lots heretofore forfeited
to The state and unredeemed, will be Of
lered for sale at public auction at the court
house in Ottawa; and that a list of the
same is at The clerks office, subject 10 the
inspection of any person who may desire
10 examine the same.
MAURlCE MURPHY,
C5eyk Gfihe county conn., court, LasaHe co.
Ottawa, July %. 1915. 81
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

vkNHE prop,eiors have .5e oooor Of announc-
Il ing 10 ihe citizens OF OTTAWA and lis vi
entity, that their Fuly celebrated Equesirian
Troupe, will visit This. place aud open for e1hi.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01
Hats s. CrOci,cry.
Wines n Liquors.

" ITCS ~ I-ISEVOTSs
SCASKS Port Wine, . 10. Madeira, and 2 do.
y Malaga.
, casks Coeniac Brandy,
3 Americas Brandy,
Holland Gin,
American Gin,
New England Rum, and
% barrels Whskey, inst received and FOR sale
by WALKER s HlCKlING.
march "a, 1915.
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A Meeting ofMe FIRST Congregational Soneiy
Of Oitnoa ViH De heid at The Mechanics HaN al
o'cl ock tomorrow afternoon (Augut 2.)
Aug.2. w. OSMAN, Sec'y,
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Chem iCais.

School.
ID A. ARMS rR0NG will open a
a . school in the Mechanics Hall, IN
Ottawa, lately occupied by Mr.. Sawyer,
on Monday, July IA, 1915.
Tuition, for term of IL weeks, COM
mon English branches, So; the higher
English branches, $3.50; preparatory
Greek and Latin, SO.
Having been successfully engaged in
teaching some time, he nailers himself
that he can render general satisfaction.
No exerlon will be spared in the attempt.
Ottawa, July IL, lS45-3.-3t
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WOOL.

vsVH L subscriber has made IN arrangement with
l. house 10 New York city 10 sell bis ship
meuis oi wool, The conin2 seasOn. Toe Farmers,
by awaiting themselves of dis oppoltuniiy, VIII
realise Tor their wool me rcst prices. Advances
made il required. &. BURR.
Ottawa, April is, ls45.
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Buffalo Robes.

1nBALES Buffalo robes, justrcceiv
~ ed and for sale by
Oct. 3, 1914 WALKER e HIcKLINo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

hahd, geheraI assortment OF Sad8Kes, B,idlcs.
HT"eSS, Coflm6, WHIPS, lrunhS, FaEses and
all other articles IN his line, which he will war.
rant and sell at Chicago prices.
Also, all kinds of repairing done to order, a,
the shortest notice and on the most liberal terms.
N. B.-Buggy aud Carriage trimming done in
a superior style and at reduced prices.
Shop on the southeast corner of Columbus and
Canal streets. Come and see!
Ottawa, July a, 1915. JIG. STONE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01

BOnMctS and Palm Hat {.
r AIDES Florence Braids,
Satin Straw Bonncts,
Ladies and Misses plain straw bonneis, large lot
Women's hoods and Cyprus bonnets, ir'n, to As
Mems and Boys Palm Leaf hats,
Mems Leghorn hats,
Mems double brim Palm hats,
Mems trimmed do do
ALsS--HoGse hair and straw braijs, for trim
ming bonnets. For sale at the store Of
May l6, 1915. j. G. NATTINGER.
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Glass Ware.
NTOG ASSES Cane.
WI Glass Preserve Dishes,
salts aud CuIets, and Casters,
s Flute ! and ! pint tumblels,
pint plain tumblers-lor sale 10y
may &C. lSlj. 4. 6. NATT'INGER.
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4 SUPERIOR article, for sale by
IN march IA, ls45. &. BURR.
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Wood, Wood.
Glass Ware.

IN CORD seasoned Wood, for sale by
OO Nav I6, 1S45. q. BURR.
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Brown DOnncstics.
j. q. Nattinger,
writing and Letter Paper.

EINE Writing Paper; fine Letter Paper, and
H. some of fair quality 10 sell at l2lc pr oar.
May l6, 1915. JIG. NATTINGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-08-01
Grain Cradles

EHARLES N. GRAY'S celebrated Grain
y Cradles and Scythes, for sale by
May 8, 1915. UGSliMAN 81 GRiDIEE.
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Fruit, &C.

Prime White Lead Il Linsccd DIT.
4 BBL. Superior Lard Oil, just received and for
/ sale by CUSH NAN 81 GRIDLEY.
may 80, 1916.
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Saddle, Trunk, Il Harness
Nj A N u + ACT TORY,

THE subscriber would
Il take this method of
returning thanks for
the liberal palronag hereto
fore extended to him, and
inform bis friends and the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
and is constantly kccpinp on
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Real Estate Market, 81 WaII-st., NY

- A MONG the Thousand FAKNIo winch We nave de-
<N,A n scrbed Regsterwe especially invite the
.n attention ofhOse who wish to buy Farms, which
very good and the time very cheap, the follow
ing:
st-Conains 225 acres Of Land of the first quality, in
high cultivation fruit the best kinds
living running through it good dwelling House,
three Barns, &c. handsomely situated in Morrisve
the county of Madison County, N. " 20 miles from
Utica. Price $685..
2d-300 acres in Fairfax Co.. Virginia, the banks Of
the Potomac River adjoining the beautiful estate Of Mount
Vernon, the late residence of President Washington
Price $3.50.
3d-A beautiful Farm Of 49, ofexceent Land with
choice fruit good buildings, and very Iavoraby located
Harmony, Chautauque Co., ~ Y, will be sold with arm
ing and sugar making and daryng utensils for $500.
n For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, OF the subscribers in New York.
Aug. IL. ARNOLD BUFFUM d co.
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WORCESTER HOUSE,
Opposite Boston, Norwich and Western Rail Il
Worcester. Mass.

Opposite Boston, Noroich and Western Rail Road Depot,
Worcester, Mass.
"a II HE subscribers have recently purchased from
fnA Col. WARNER KINDS, the lease and furniture of
the above establishment and prepared to receive
visitors or transient boarders on the most liberal terms
This House has been much improved by painting and
furnishing throughout with new furniture of superior
quaity-and we hope by strict personal attention bust
ness, with desire to please receive shae of the pub
lie patronage The bill of fare will always consist of the
very best the market affords, and exeron viii be
spared &c secure the patronage of the public and give salts
faction.
We shall at all times, at short notice, be prepared to
commodate parties from the neghborng and else
where having several spacious paors shall be able
give private apartments and private tables desired
large stable has recently been erected the premises
which will always be furnished with the best of hay and
grain. and attentive OstIers. L. E. WOOD,
June IS, l945. en- J. G. FISHER.
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FARMS For SALE.

IzA THREE very beautiful Farms containing 100
c; acres, situated on the banks of the river Poto-
44 mac, adjoining Mount Vernon the late residence of
General washington, in Fairfax Co., Virginia. These
Farm are susceptible of the productive cultivation by
means ofwhich nature has furnished abundant supply
he spot They are portion of the celebrated Gunso on
Estate, and Will be sold for 6 1850 per
One Farm containing la6 of land of the first quail
~, IN Ioga Co., York, with good dwelling Houses,
Barns Sheds, &c, abundance of choice fruit, and
healthy spot any in America. This FARM stock, and
farming utensils for SSO0O
Farm containing ll54 of very excellent land very
iavoraby located in Harmony, Chautauque Co., N. Y.
Ihere Is good dwelling House. Barn, &C. This is pleas
ant heathu lncation and property with which the
chaser cannot fail to be pleased One thousand pounds of
sugar made annually this place. II is offered with
all the farming dairyng, and sugar-making utensils for
Sl5O0-two thirds of which may remain on interest any
length of time.
llany body wants to purchase Farm, large small,
good or Indifferent dear cheap far off, for cash
or credit they be accommodated by nquirng of JOHN
MILTON EARLE, Worcester at the Real Estate Mark
et 81 Wall Street, New York. of
Aug 25 If ARNOLD BUFFUM & co.
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OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The New York Courier and Enquirer, refer
ring to the letter Of Mr.. Everett declining pub
lie dinner, holds the following language
In the general proposition that a retiring minis
ter should not violate the confidence reposed in
him by his government, while in function, we
fully concur-but unless there has been in the
negotiation and correspondence of Mr. Everett
or in some part OF them, matter which he coniec-
lures will not well bear the light and which have
nevertheless proved such prominent object of
his labors, that in referring TO those abors at all
he could not well avoid speaking Of these matters
we do not see why Mr.. Everett should not have
spoken in general terms of the state of our affairs
abroad, and especially of the State of feeling in
England, and so tar as his information would ena-
BILE him, in France and elsewhere on the CONT
nent, respecting these United States and their re-
cent external policy.
In an editorial article some week or two ago.
we alluded to the great and unfavorabe change
which, according to our information, had recent
y been effected in this friendly, or at least pacific
sentiment of the English people in regard to us,
by the arrogant tone OF some of our public men
and leading journals towards England. We con-
less that our soliciude that head, is rather in
creased than diminished by the reserve which
Mr.. Everett has felt himself bound to maintain in
regard to one or other topics, which an address
from him on such an occasion as proposed, would
very probably and naturally have embraced.
We wish that our anticipations OF evil from this
alleged feeling throughout Europe, respecting
these United States, may prove unfounded-but
in the meantime we reiterate what we have be-
fore said, that it behooves our public men, OF all
parties, to look well TO the matter, and to take
care that we do not aggravate by needless and
mischevous bravado or pretensions, danger
which in our judgment is more imminent than is
generally believed
Three barns were burned in Hollis, N H., on
Thursday evening, about nine o'clock. A man
\ 4 49, caa mn
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

lust received few pieces superior style French Cloak
u ngs decidedly handsomer Than any thing be found In
this market, and very cheap.
Persons wanting such Goods should call soon.
Sept. Is. 3wd HARD0N, BROWN & co.