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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-05-09
10 Farmers,
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.

AND The PUDl.lC GEN EkA BIZ \ =.
TEyHE subscrIbers having leased Mr. Stadden' 5
a Mills ia Dayton, would take this oppoTtuni-
" gratefully to acknowledge the liberal patronage
they have received and to solicit continuance
of Inc same.
Cash for Uhe0t,
At The highest price the market will allow for a
superior article, will ut ALL TINS lie given.
Great pains will beetnken to have constantly
on hand a superior article Of FLOUR for En-
CHANGES.
We would also state that Mr.. Stadden is ad.
ding two more run of French Burr Mill Stones,
with machinery Of the most approved and modern
style for custom and merchant work, and when
completed will make this mill decidedly the best
in this section Of the country, aud from the expe-
rence and practical knowledge Of the senior part
ncr who has been 40 years in the business an as.
surance is given that all business done at this
MILL will he in tho best possible manner.
Please give us call. G. MANN & SON.
n. b. WnEAr FIGURED for Farmers or Mer-
chants on liberal terms. First rate barrels can
always be had at the Mills. G. NJ. q Son.
DAYTON. Dee. 81, 1874. 2S-lf
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ID. NeWtOIn.

agent for The Peoria Foundry.
Castings of any description can be OBJ
tanned at low prices, and on short no.
ticc.
Ottawa, July 10, 1874.
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NEW GOODS.

TH'IE subscribers are now receiving
L complete and well selected assert
Of
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WOOL! WOOL!

VUNlIE subscribers will endeayor to keep con
Il stan,ly on hand tho present season the fol-
lowing kinds of goods, which they manufacture
and will exchange for wool on reasonable terms
FuHed Cloth, SaiineH, Jeans, pressed
and common flannel and Blankets.
Persons having wool to manufacture, will find
ITO Their advantage to exchange inprelerencc TO
nave u worked on shares, us they will save III,
trouble and expense of coming again for thcii
goods, and can probably suit themselves better in
The kind Of goodsthey may want.
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Hard

Saw mill and cross cut saws, hand and
wood saws, files Of all descriptions, SHOW
els, spades, manure forks, shovel and
tongs, sad irons, hoes, pitch forks, log
and trace chains, broad axes, ha,chets,
Collins axes, sleeves, grid-irons, patent
egg lriers, wheel heads, sleigh bells,
whips, lanterns, candle sticks, Britannia
lamps, white-wash, horse, clothes and
hair brushes, curry combs, cattle and wool
cards, knives and forks, butcher knives,
table and tea spoons, shutters, gimh!e,s,
chopping knives, ill, trunk, and pad locks,
sheep shears, butts and screws, door latch
es, trowels, hinges, States. coffee mills
rope, quilts, blank books, paper, &c, &c
also. a large assortment of crockery
boots and shoes, groceries, &c, &c.
which we offer for sale. low for cash o.
produce. CUSlMAN & GRlDLEY.
Ottawa, Oct. IL, 1874. III.
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CLOTH DRESSING

WIN DO done in workmon.lke manner, for the
following prices Fuling and dressing browns cl
blacks, 25c,s. per yard drabs, 90c,s; fulIiog and
dressing colorcJ cloths, 10 cts. securing, color
ing and pressing, for women's wear, 16 cts. pc
yard
We would return thanks for tho pa,ronng,
which has heretofore been so Literally bcstowc,
upon US. and would kindly ask u continuance %
the same. and would saw that no pains shall b,
spared on our part with skillful workmon, to rem
der general satisfaction. ]. & ID. GREEN.
Dayton Factory, April IL, 1874.
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Ashes! Ashes!

FHSHE highest price will be paid Tor
a.. ashes i deIicercd al Ike soap tac-
tory ANTHONY LiNDEN.
Ottawa, Sept. 0, 1913. l3--tf.
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MAGLB HOTEL,

MAGLB MOTBL,
PERU, ILLINOIS.
THE subscribers. having recently opened the
house heretofore known as the Peru Hotel
hope, by strict attention to business, TO merit u
share Of public patronage, .
The house has been reitted, the furniture is
new, the table and bar at all times shall be sup
piled with tho best, and no pains spared to make
those comfortable who may favor the with call
commodious barn has been erected on the
premises, and an attentive oster always In nt,en-
dance. W. w. Sc ]. DRESSER.
Peru. August o, 1874.
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y. &. &. w. q. Earl,
Painters and Glaciers,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
On La Sale street, west side ofthe public square
one door north of the Iron Store.
Carriages, Signs, Houses, &c, painted TO order
on reasonable terms.
Aug. 10, 1874. 50.tf-
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CAIsDING

win be done for the usual price, 6. cts, per 10
in cash, whea, or wool, Also, carding and spin
ming at reasonable prices, varying from l6 to q
cents pcr pound
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.guDeZ Fitch,
pr. =, SchcrtncrhOrn

nFFERS his professional serviccsto the citi-
W zcns Of Ottawa aud vicinity. Office on
Colnmhps street, between Cnnnl and Clinton.
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Hard Ware, IRON, and Stores.
TIN, SHEER IRON, AND COPPER WARE MASUFACTOKY.

rB,IIE subscribers respectfully inform the
Il public that they have added to their old es'ab-
1; shment a General assortment Of
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

"A RoARNc ORAToR. -" Mr. President
| shall not remain silent, cir, while have
a voice that 10 not dumb 10 this assembly.
The gentleman, sir, cannot expOstulnte this
matter 10 any future that is more suitable
than now. He may talk sir, Of the fler-
CuIaneum revolutions where republics are
hurled into arctic regions, and the works
Of cenluTiOns refrigerated 10 ashes--but sir,
we Can tell him, indeiatigably, that the con-
sequences there from multiplied subIeTra>
OeOusly by the everlasting principles con-
ended for thereby, can no more shake this
resolution than can the roar Of NIagary re-
iuVenale around these walls, or the howl
u the midnight tempest conaagrate the
marble statute Into ice. Thal's just what
told them" the President falnted.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
TernLp 81 AdverlielnR.

ADyFRTnEMENTs will he inserted at the rate
of Que Dollar, per square for the first insertlon'
and Fifty Cents for each wPek thereafter ten
lines or less, constitutInga square. The number
Of insertisIs required, must marked Oh the
mars in o, the manuscript, or U8y will be lnstF.
ted till forbid, and charged acccrdinsly.
Announcing candidate f1r Office will be Five
Dollars Tor county Offices, and Ten Dollars Tor
Stale OfiGes-in advance.
Advertisements Of personal alteration will
invariably b. charged UoUBLE the foregoing rates,
auu pa ment TeQuiIedin advance.
Political, Cotton Circular,. or any articles Of
individual interest, viii b. charged ms advertise
nfents, and must be paid for in advance.
Yearly Advertisements.
Not exceeding ten lines renewable ut
pleasure, per annum, S2O OU
Mt evr.eJ,u0 thIuy lines. 80 10
Not exceeding sixty lines, % W
The privilege " annual advertisers is limited
20 their own Immediate business; ami all IVer-
tisementa TOR the benefit OF 0the' Per'OnS, sent in
by them aust be paid for by the square.
Standing Advertisements.
For ten lines or less, three months, So VI
e. six months, ~ w
Is twelve months, 20 90
Each additional square, three months, w
- s. six mouthe, w
g. twelve months, Is CD
Orr All Job work must be paid for on deliv-
cry
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

A Country SCHOOL," Bible Dctiona-
ry class, come up" said our school master.
"WhO was Let'S w,fe!"
t" The Pillar Of salt what Moses lsid'his
head on when he went up 10 Mount SiOinr
to OfFsr his son Isaac ~, as he b Il no sheep
but himself to do I'kewisei''
"Whal is said Of JOnah?"
Jonah swallowed a whale and was
vOmeked up the third day with passed. Of
gourd seed, which he gave to the Queen
OF Sheba, for mendIn his Irowsers, which
he busted 10 sIrainin to get out Of the Lions
den where Daniel bad been eaten Pulse's
and Pease'S Candy"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
The Crave

Why should the good 20 there,
1CIs n cold and dark abode,
For the holy men Of praise aud prayer
Whu nave dwell 80 long in the pleasant ar.
Aud sunshine of thriT God.
Whv 60 the learn and wise
TuH house az close and dampI
They can gaze not there at the my site skies,
Nor watch The stars as they fail aLd ri'o,
Nor read by the midnight lamp.
Why 90 the rich sndgy
Ton hut 50 mean and smalll
No chance there or a proud display;
There is scarcely room in the wall, Of clay
For the busy ", rms TO crawl!
But fiF him who sirugGlrs On
In wild tmbitiOn'S race;
Who feels that the goal cannot he won
That his spirits drop aud his strength i'
'Tsa quiet rs'tiRg place.
As f,F him WhO has weary grown
or W0Tld that loved him not;
Whose JOYS have vanished and hopes have
hnWn-
Whose nnlv wish is "a be alsne-
Indeed il iS and envisd SPOT.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

the meaning Of oil IhiSG" They answer.
ed at the tip Of their Iungs,
ave beg Of you to compose yourselves
to SleeP-we are on guard, and nobody
shall harm YOU"
One who considered his sufeTiHgs intol-
cradle, exclaimed" What 10 the thunder
10 you mean by all this rumPusi"
600 to sleep, and not wake up your Eel.
low passengera-dOnf be diSIurbed!'
Here one Of The Ten found tho wood
measure, and commenced Poking the sides
Of fai, easy looking individual, who was
% the floor. "Whal's the matter NOwr
said the latter, raising himself Iaz'Iy up.
"NrthiDg-l mean nOthIng-l only wish
10 tell you not to be disturbed; il iS best to
sleep while you can"
"Mean nothing, eh5 stir up a man with
. long Pole-makIng night hidcOus, inter-
rupting eep-aOd call that nothing! q"
to bed aRd st1P your noise, why don't you!'
Silence now reigned some ten minutes
when QUE Ofthem found the breakfast bell.
md that was just the thing. ISGg-G.Iing!
ting a ling! sounded through the boat, and
there was a general rise, RupposiDg they
we're to have an early meal. They soon
ound out their mistake, and when they
eluTned 10 The berlhs, ten Of them we're
nund 10 contain UCry sleepy occupants, and
he mysterious Council Ol len had disaPe
Jeured
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

GIFT Of Genus! thou art like the dew
descending from the heavens while the eve
DING star IS there. lnvisIbly and silently
It sIreLtheHs the er, and keeps her
noney cool for whole starry night. Bul
II morning come, and the dew begins To
sparkle more brightly than the flower, the
holy sun takes il away from out il. CHI
OC Genus! thou art like the dew. Yelled
by the bOsom, thou keePest il pure and
cool long time; but il thou lhrOwesl col.
ore and brightness upon the world thou art
soon dispersed, and leavesI sick heart be,
hind thee.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
ans ON NE MISSISSIPPI.

A downward bound packet had so many,
passengers on board that il was iInPOssl-
bic To End erIhs fur ell. Early 20 the
evening The berths and hoOrs were Ienan
led, 90 thar there appeared 10 be M chance
f,r the remaining men, tea Ia numheF, u
fnd even The sulI side uf q plank q ret
heir heads upon. Tasy amused thsn:
selpes ell late, end then turned = gran I
q Csuncil uf Ten" 10 amass and guard
over the sIumherS Of the res. FWa thsJ
caned the cabin. making prOdig'Ous el'l-
ter. 81 the same time budding tbs inmates
slssp on, noBOdy should karm den! De
raped It The saIs rnm dOSf, winch eall'
ed irnm the disturbed within, V0elisFalinns
90 when they returned answer, that no'h-
ing vas the matter, We oaly WI'h y tell
,0u Ihat nabady shall dist.F yoL Amer
40 we're fairly asleep ugsia, they put ns~
projected schemea ia operation lramP'ng
60 Sud fro, nnd heavily planting Their csne'
on the HOOr; end o tie enquiries q " uhafs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

sweep on! weep oN!'' once said school.
ar 10 his betrOthed, who wePt her life away,
whitening like her dying lover. Tears
are the best ComGOneEs; for they are taken
from the river Of LemnOs, which alone
causes !Orgeltulness Of the beloved object
: Can tears effect IhisF che asked, 10 DIS
may; and with determination she dried heI
eyes, end raised them jlyfuIly toward
Heaven, until the drops were exhausted
and dried up for ever.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Who iS the greaterg the sage, who riS-
ing above the stormy time gazes at it with
OUT action, or he who throws himself boldly
from The Summils Of rePoSe into the battle
crowded. lime2 It 10 sublime il the eagle
fies through the thunder cloud up TO the
ssreue hoaVeRs; but far more sublime il,
soaring 10 The blu5 abvVe the dark vaults
Of tho gale, he rushes through il upon his
mountain seat, where hiS fealheTleSS lami-
" gather and tFemble.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Thar was my haPPieSt time we often
say 10 looking back on some PDr'iOn Of the
past. But the single days and even the
single hours we then lived, and in which
that happy time Of course must bo divided,
cannot be accounted IS truly happy ones.
Thus an sge or grCa. portion Of life is
like 40 annual with guilt margi0. The
whole Of il sparkles like gold, but il you
Opeui', how lille brightness is on The sin
gle leaf
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Hon. r. J. WALKER.-The present Sec
reIary Of The Treasury is a gentleman Of q
very high order Of intellect. We are there
fore much pleased 10 ind him holding bic
present elevated position ia the ey0.nf the
Amofican people. AZ a naive Of The old
Republican commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
~o especially look to him ssa champion
,llogolher worthy Of bus high bHth. Sis
.iSsippi hss especially hunUred bin, and
eat him 10 represent her Smong the giant
iniielleciS q the day, yet We silll think We
nav Justly claim him ss 10 part our own.
We feel sure thaf be viii execute the
high trust Feposed 10 bin By President Polk,
70 he entire uatsfuciiOB e The Blton We
box 10 hls caFeeF as Secretary az me
Treasury &c destined 20 open q HeW thea
&c foF lhe development Of bic powers % q
deep thinking slalsSman.-Pha. An Sent
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
YUMWWW
The American Flag.

Oh. proudes' symbol Of the seas!
Y, ung banner nf my MA i've land;
On every shore, by every hrerze,
Thy starI'd aud stainless io'ds are fann'd.
On thee the fires of IIecla shine,
And Andes ice reflected CLEANS,
Thy shadow points the parl"r hrnrs
All Indian gulls, all tropIc streams
Dull Egypt, startled il her fen.
BehoIds thee 1uttering on the Nile
Aud fearless tribes o. naked men
Hail thee from Jar Tahlti'S Isle.
Whenever England's hng shall dare
10 carry new distress and wrong.
Thy radiemt heraldy shall hear
A token earth hath looked Tor long.
A token Of the dawning day
tn all = no vet in hnndage droop,
When crowns aud chains shall melt away
And man to man lisdain 10 stOOP.
A token Of the rebels right
To rule the land from tyrants won;
His title instice-and the fight;
His I'll regaIia, sword and gun.
The hups Of heave ne prophetic bow
Lass beauiiOus 81 all seem than tlmeS
And less peaceful hcLe bestow
Than thy more tnir iulhlliEg Slsn'
Oh, Ane or promise! unto ne
Thy stars lOretell our conniFy's fame;
Orr Grim .on'd stripes, translated 'hns'
Give prom se to our Toes, o. 'hame'
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

ToBACCo AROUND PEACH TREEs.-In the
latter part Of spring or early part Of cum.
mer, scFaPe The esFlh from an und the body
az the tree, 10 the depth Of one 81 three in-
chep, being particularly careful not 10 inc
June tho crown ef the rUola; fill the cup
thus formed with trash tobacco from the
shops, and envelope the body Of Ihslreo 70
the height Of three OF four inches, with the
stems Of leaves. do n,t Cffsr this as q
means to removes licensed tree, but a. q
preventive, The efficiency Of which has
been /, sled for nineteen yolFS by SImuel
Wood, one Of the approved nuFseymen aud
extensive fruit growers ia this section Of
the cuuntrv; an also, BY other practical
srmerS with uniailing success.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

The B ,ngnr Advertiser tells good sorry
OF n Yankee, WIN WIS refused dinner At
on Of the taPeFns 8 down easi," un'il he
bal ehawn the landlord bis "PeStsF.F--
B .pifaes ihsnd,d hls hest, and At The snuno
Of the bel, m walk The Yankee, and
liking general survey nfthe table mrh-
ed 70 Die host aud saId: & Mister, you're
seed my Inoaey, and I've seed your dInneT
-gaod by"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Alter hypOcriles, the greatest duPes the
devil has, are those who exhaust 90 anx-
iouS existence 10 the DISAPPOINTMENT end
Vexali0ns o. business, and live miseTably
and meanIy only to die msgnl6cendy aud
r;eh.-Rep. C.. Colon
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

MsFoRTUNEs are like thunder clOuds.-
Far avay, they look black; over head, they
are only gray. AS gloomy dreams are
harbiOgers Of joyful future, 30 the cream
Of life will prove on our awsking from IT,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

10 Describe great aeedV properly IS veil
Higa 81 sublime as 70 enaet lhemi eno
there il lillle difference between en- auihof
snd hero.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
THE YAZOO DEMOCRAT

IS PUBLIsHFD EVERY TUEsDAY d IRNING By
G. ". JONES & Is. BARKSDALE,
On Main Street, YazoO Clty-over the Store
Of r, Wallace & Coat Three dollars year,
IN ADvANcE--Or four dollars, il not paid within u
mouth from the time OF subscribing.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

We elm from an exchange paper, the 'oiO"'
lowing impressive lines, from The pen Of ROBERT
JossELYR, Esl.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

HISTs TO HORTICULTURIsTs AND AGRI~
CULTURHsTs.- These facts have an iInpOE-
tn: influence on the operations Of the cult.
valor, whether they be on the largeF scale
OF the farmer or the smaller ones Of the gard.
ner. No manure is more serviceable ia
Welding carboniC acid than that which con-
sisis OF decaying vegetable matter; end this
is more abund mt Than is commonly mag
med. A snail garden attached 10 DWELL
Jog house may be furnished with an ample
supply Of rich manure By throwing into q
pill all the refuse vegetable mat eF OF the
kitchen, and that supplied by the garden
itself, 10 the form OF weeds, dead leaves,
prunlngs Of fruit trees, &C.; these should
he lightly covered with earth, and kept
slightly moist, and frequently exposed 10
the air by being turned over with the spade.
And in q farm there will seldom be any
deficiency Of similar lnateFialP, if none are
wasted. Weeds, for example, should net
be burned unless they are il seed; for
they mny be made 70 st7oFd VaIIa bio sups
pIy Of nuIrImeD', instead Of WiIhdFa wing
It. A manure Of this kind is TO many plants
more serviceabIe than that Gurnis he'd by
animals. Some remarkable examples are
on record Of the influence Of it upon growth
Of vines, which may be here advantageous.
" int Oduced, ne interesting illustrations Of
the foregoing pTiDcipIers-N. y EmpOrimw
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

any son" sad an old lady, how must
Jonah have felt when the whale swallowed
hint
"a little down'in the mouth, suppose
was the young hOPeful's reply.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

CLEAN CULTURH is as beneficial, indeed
more 90. inc dry time. than ina wet enc.
A correspondent Of the Agricultural Gazette
saye, 8 good productive farming does DOT
depend on any thing 90 much g upoa
draining, deep and frequent plo0ebinT,
cleaning The land from eli cher PLANS bat
those you desire TO grow, early seeding,
aud last, bat not least, preserving every dsP
cayed vegetable matter lhai can Be found,
either on o. Of he farm, add mixing L ias
dlcinusly with the exeremenl ole veil 80
lecied stock Of animals, sdaptsdto The char.
acier Of the scil, preserving the mixtures II
properly constituted vards.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22
AGRICULT URAL.
PLANTING CORN.

From what have learnt about cuIiiVa>
ting corn, find it to be much the best TO
plant early; no matter il the frost does nip
{ little, it will grow sgain. Some will
tell you they do net want to plant until it
will come up quick and 90 right Ghead;
but | say the first planted is always the
best as lar as | have seen, provided the
ground is in equally as good order. ! would
say plant early put in plenty Of good seed,
after il is out Of the way Of the biTds and
worms, il il is to thick thin it out, better
10 have TO pull sumo cut than to have 70
repIant. There are different modes Of
planting corn. One is 10 plant in burrows
and another on ridges, and there 10 snOvh-
er way that ] prefer, ihatis, TO make light
mark and plant near the SUFFICE Of the
ground. The best way to prepare the
ground GoF planting ia this way is 70 plough
and harrow the ground as smooth as posi-.
BILE: then Icy it IF for plating with rake
made in the following manner: take q
piece of timber about FIVE inches square
and nine or ten fee. long; nut in three
teeth, the distance The rows are wanted
apart, about sixteen inches long: put in q
tongue or spire for two horses; put ia han.
dies TO take hold Of TO turn il Of the end Of
the rows; with this the ground can be laid
of very fact, as il marks lhreO rows ct q
time -PrGirie Farmer.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-04-22

Ever man Of geaius Is a philosopher,
bu,nO' every PhilsuoPhsr . gsoiuS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

A Nrw Era ~ AMERICAN PoLiries.-Out
ndyices from Washington announce some i'm.
portant movements in domestic politics. The
friends Of Mr. Webster, aud the great body Of
the Wing party will abandon the hostile atti.
tudo assumed towards the administration OF
Mr.. Tyler, and extend to Mr.. Polk mngnsni.
nous support in al projects tending to devs''
op- the resources Of the country, to ensure 70.
spect for it abroad -harmonise the people, en-.
large our boundaries and strengthen the bonds
which unite each and every section to the
other. From the information we have receiv.
ed, Wa feel warranted in saying that Mr.. Folk,
his cabinet and his friends will meet their
brethren Of the Wing patty in fraiernsl spirit.
The time for this union among the Politicians
of America i. ptopitiou.. y. Sun.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-02-06

A Compliment "A letter wns recent.
ly sent to Commodore Perry, of the
United States Squadron on the African
Station, making grateful mention Of tho
kindness rendered by the squadron, to
The Episcopal Mission establishment at
Cape Palmas, during the distressing dif.
licuties in which they were involved
with the natives Of that coast in tho
course Of the last winter. The Commo.
dore returned suitable reply, in the
course OF which he said awe of this
squadron would have been wanting in
every feeling Of duty and compassion,
and recreani to the character of our pro.
fesson, had we failed to put forth our ut
most exer,ions 10 foster and protect the
Missionary Establishments, Of whatever
Christian denomination, which have been
planted upon this banefuI coast, at 80
much cost of treasure and Of life, and to
sympa'hise mos, cordially with the men
and women who under every possible
prlva'ion and exposure to sickness and
death, have still evinced q determined
zeal and courage in the noble cause in
which they have embarked"