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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

Benedict Arnold in ccusuumatnc lis
treason. gave s'John Anderson" n pass TO
..ro TO White Pla.aS, or lower down. If nee
eSsary, lie being engaged in the public SER
vice" James X. Polk's "pa>s'' to Santa
Anna. permitted him to land nj Vera Cruz
and to proceed at will. Arnod'S '.raSS; re-
suited in but trifling mischief, while that is
sued by order Of the President. gave the en-
envy leader whose influence over his coun-
,rymcn secured the slaughter Of hundreds
of orr troops at Blena Vista and Cerro Cor
do. Ainold's name is stamped with infamy,
while Polk is justified by those who impu.
IDENTITY pirate about ",reason' in others -
Chicago Journal.
We have scarcely opened a wing paper
for the last six months that mad not para
graph of this sort init. Yet every wing pa
per in the country knows how UNANIMOUSLY
mean these insinuationS are. They know
that Santa Anna had been invited 10 return
t. his country; that he had determined to
do so: and that, as it was not in the power
Of our government TO prevent him from do
ing so. the President simply permitted him
to pass in a friendly way instead OF showing
a foolish and aboriive opposition. Surely it
i'll becomes the wings TO reproach the prcsi-
dent with thus giving the MeXicans lead
err, after they have done all in their power
TO support that leader.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

MECHANICS IAIR.-Ihe Mechanics In
situte of the city of Chicago hold fair in
that city, opening en- the 10Th inst, for the
purpose of exhibiting specimens Of the
workmanship Of mechanics and artisans
who may furnish them, whether members Of
the Institute or not. Articles sent should
be left at No. - Lake street. before the lith
inst, directed to "Committec on Mechanics
Institute FAIR" Ladies also are invited to
attend, and contribute specimens Of en-
broidery, netting, sc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

From the st. Louis Republican Extra.
The splendid steamer Illinois has just ar
rived from New Orleans. She left that port
on Saturday evening. The most important
news is embraced in the following para
graphs, which we copy from the \. o. Pic
ayune of Saturday evening:
The steamship James J.. DGy has just ar
rived from Vera Cruz, which port she left
on the 2lst instant. The intelligence fully
confirms our an,icipa,ionS as TO the result OF
the negotiations.
We have no details, but letter from
Orizaba 10 Mr.. Diamond, at Vera Cruz, da.
ted the 10Th inst, says an express had just
arrived from the city of Mexico, which
brought intelligence that General Scott had
entered the capital, after having on the 18th
taken the formidable fortress of Chapultepec
and the citadel.
lie entered the city on the night OF the
day on which the battle took place. Gen.
Bravo was killed, and Santa Anna himself
was wounded in the arm, and had retired
with the remnant of his troops, which had
: suffered severely at Guadalupe.
/ The Sun of Anahuac, which has an ac-
count Of the engagements even more brief
than our own, says the slaughter was ter
rible.
! The Sun says the heights Of Chapultcpec
were taken possession of on the 18th, and
the 18th and 10Th was spent in bombarding
the city, and portion of our army entered
ON the morning of the 10Th, the balance re-
manning at Chapultepcc.
We have letters from Mr.. Kendall and
files of the Didyio del Gobierno, from which
we shall publish tomorrow mass Of news
of great importance.
Correspondence Of the Missouri Republican.
New Orleans, Sunday, September 25, isa7.
GENTLEMEN II enclose the extra Of the
Picayune justissued.
We have no other positive news from the
city Of Mexico.
The report Mt the Quartcrmnster's Office
in this city, is that Gen. Scorr had lost one
half Of his army.
About Eve thousand men left Vera Cruz
for Mexico two days before the sailing o.
the Day.
CHICAGO JOURNAL The partnership o
Wilson s. Gccr in the publication of Tho
Chicago Journal has been dissolved, and thu
paper will henccforth appear in the name o
Il. l.. Wilson alone. The public of cours,
, have no business with the causes that led {,
, the dissolution. Mr.. Gcer was a bushes
partner, and his withdrawal will produce
no change so far as editosshipis concerned
u Wilson Is good writer, and we believe
: when left to himself, clever fellow; bu
J his pocuniary embarrassments, as is too Of
ten the case, have compelled him TO drive
l. trameiled quill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

SpE WALK OBsrRucTroSs.-The city
convenicnces Of side walks obsiructcd by
store goods boxes. barrels, sc. Sc, have
shown themselves largely within the past
few weeks in Ottawa. Folks are often COM
PEELED TO take the street, and here they run
the risk Of getting their heads broken by the
wagons that are beginning to crowd them.
Verify this thing Of getting 10 be city has
its Inconvenience, too.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

h9iand.-The Cincinnati Chronicle, in
m article on the agricultural capabilities Of
Indiana, estimates Thai, ilout-.1N.'h cf'hc
,l,e were cultivated in wheat mtlouru
iu Iudiau corn, and the rest lci. for pasture
woodland, &c. It would yield enough TO
feed ten millions Of people, and leave large
surplus.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
List OF Letters,

J EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at OF.
Il tawa, La Sale county, Illinois, on the
Is, day Of October, 1917.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

THE LAND or pLrSrY.-Thcrc is no
country in the world TO which this name can
be so truthfuly applied as to the US, Eng
land with all her boosted wealth, but star
wing millions feels and acknowledges her
utter poverty and wrc;chedness when COM
pared to that land ':wherc the people have
plenty to eat The Liverpool Journal pays
our country this high tribute;
We laugh at the agoneS Of love: we
weep for the victims Of starvation. LuXu-
rleS few can have, the laboring population
must be content with humble fare, and they
call for no particular sympathy while they
have n Suiliciencv Of that. To the many
. it is unhappily denied in this country, not
/ outstanding all our wealth and greatness.
/ Every one can enjoy il in the United States
/ Of america. The state of society in that
country has provoked adverse opinions
some travellers like, some dislike, the modes,
manners, and habits of the peoples in the
estimation Of many they want refinement
but all are agreed the poole have plenty to
eat, and those who have never sat down
day after day TO scanty meals. are utterly
incapable of estimating the vasl happiness
implied in that one fact. The man who ha,
plenty Of food may-ought to be--happy
he who has not cannot be otherwise thar
miserable.
TO america, therefore, all rho dred,
hunger ought to repair. Hisd land Of pien
fy--wiH be The greatest COUNTRY he tcort'
erer s0w. The descendant Of an Irish emf
grant is now It's temporary but legal sovcr
eign; the son'ofth poorest man who leave
our quays tomorrow may occupy the sam
proud place. They will never die of hun
ger there, and security against want is
guarantee for mnhcrn hnnnineSs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

Nrw SroRE!-Our Advertisements show
that the new store Of \. W. Magiil, at
Woods old '.Ouawa Market stand. on the
north side ofthe public square. is now open
and ready for business. Mr.. VI. has an en-
firely new and heavy stock, aud we have
no doubt viii give bargains. Nor stores
have their way, you know, to get business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

PARTY NrCkNAMES.-Ihcrc is q want Of
dccency. which great poet says is want
Of sense, in nearly all the wing papers, that
still persist in applying the nickname Of To-
cofoco to the democrats; and the same
want is exhibited in few democratic pa
pers that apply the term federalist TO the
wings. No man who has any regard for
the common Propriehes Of society, will use
these terms either in a speech or in private
conversation, and why should newspapers
not display equally good manners?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

Better die than live. II am 70 he
,otmenicd irun day to day Ivy this hrTlb'e Ngne'
csclaims the poor suIlrtcr whose ''c has become
nut,len from the hacking pnroxysms oi IN 10,
tcrmi,ient. aud whose confidence ~ human a'u
j.. destroyed by the failure OF remedies TO produce
the p,omisci rolieC--Such has heen the siiuatoo
nf ,housand. whn arc now rejoicing IN I'll me
blessings nj health fom the nee oi nr SAw't"
t,tf,.l of Be,t f. me- in.,suc" DOES u ir,toi
oiJ,e,,ou speedy and pormaauni care. Fortalc
by tho psoprirtot's agents, KING H. WHITE,
sole Al rn,s for Ottawa, Ie1u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08

LuMDERITG ~ MICurGAN.-Thc Detroit
Free Press estimates the amount of lumber
to be shipped this season from Saginaw
Bay, at 100000 feet. During the sea-
son several steam and water mills have
been erected in Saginaw county; the most
extensive Of which are those owned by
James Elder & Co.. who are running a
steam mill and water power capable Of
manufacturing 4,O00,C0O feet q year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-10-08
nc,ter die than live. II | am to b

ctIT-.lOO Barrels, tor ,alc b.
> Oct. lsl7. CusuM,y GninLry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

PkO'i>iOSs-Ths market for Pork hss = consider.
able upward tendency ard holdsEs sss generally 70.
is'ins Saturdays prie-s The sales s5Jut le0bbs
q % D1 ~ - tr S~s- srs 80 90: 30 ~ fer Penn
closing 1T 10 ~ sod ~ 3 Beef l. h~.vy without I'm
portsut sslcs Lsrd 10 held at i0dOic 10 bbs IA "a
keys The mar at % aulat Picked Meats sre .faot
sales Cheese soes - In moderate qusniis Tor ship
meut sd7. cts. Butter 10 io l2c tor OHIO i3ai,
fur state
OlL-Cruje " hale 10 held 1t SO Tor export Essii.h
In.eed Is rather hrm. aud &C 10 ssked Country 6t a
baf cts
BOSE-The nominal quo tztiOns are a and Sc for "a
port but ~e hear Of no ss,cs
OH NEAL-Me no.s s-lss 100 tons thick Al 81 a
ai 20 Thin was offered ~ = so0>D
sEFpS-Saics ver- msda 81 - bhis Ohio Clover Al
ne and 500 bush Rough Flax At ll5c TOR erushss
Timothy J. very dull
FFFSHAN 900 ibs Western ~ sc = 10
NAVAL STORES spirits are DC nOminslly. but no
.si.. IT ifnpc rtsuc. wcre made.
HlDFS-Ssversl lots Beanss Az rec arr on to market
unsolJ
LIME-Ths arrivals have bern numerous within =
d.y 0r two We notice sass seven or eight esfsocs o.
sOc tor common and iec Tor lump
PLASTER-sslcs Eastern. delivered up The river,
made ~ sboa; = IS c.sh per ton.
FfSu-1h-rr have been several arrivals We notice
sales 30 quintss Dry Cod At 50dJ % and 10 bbs
Msckerel Al II 50 Tor No and 50 for NJ ?
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. ..
gin whig General Cornmi,tee:

StfrENhfk T. lail
R.,.Ied Thatit be recommended 10 the Wing Electors
the CITY ard County Of New York 20 assemble IN their
.o.ctV. W AIDS on the 9Th inst AZ N O'Clock, AZ such
sh.ll - Se.ixnaied by the Wafd Committee Tor
A o. uurpose Of selecting Delegates each Ward O. De
10 Conventions choose Delegate 60 represent The
ttrict 10 the state Convention n BE- held - Syracuse
"a 10 nominate = candidate Tor Members oi Assem-
a. 20 i,e supported at the next election.
.hfso.<d That the Delegates ~ san bs'rd Convention
BE- Ten from each Ward, .eI n The rsf and sec
Bcd and Third and Sixth W zds which s fe hto each
5ftoed That n he recoumence1 o. chocac al the Same
81 - aa place from earh MAID - Senatorial
tsfnvertior L. nominate candidates Tor state Sera-ofs
frte Wards COMPOSING the Third Senatorial District o
a tie Firsf Second Third Fourth, Flith and -i,th
erssf.. sschand the sad DELEGATES ~ % b. cho-eu
o.. proceeding 10 make nomination % choose one
w ezAe frofs the District % make the whole nam
Ssr tFa nty-hye. ,,.... .
trbe Wslds composing the Fourth Senatorial Disifct "
Al: he seventh. Tenth Thirteenth and SeFeneenib 70
gect ak Delegates EACH vino IN ike manner D. chp-
he Deieg gate the District, 70 make the number t"-"
The WARDS composing the Fifth senator al Di-inc 70
1T the Fizhth Snth and Fourteenth, 20 -el,e 49,
s1h and who are ia like manner a. choose "' Doi'e'
Som the District, 70 make the number twenty
Eleventh, Twelfth, Fift<enthi SNs'ee"'" ' '
2j.enih FIVE Delegates each .. - .o,.,,.a
5 R,soiued Thai the Senatorial Convention - "a
on. !. see on the 9th dag Of October next al y T. N al
.<e following places -, L.,
a.. The Third. Al the Second Wsro novel
- The Pourb, a. Military Hall bo"efJ'
~ The FGb. Al the Brosdway House
5Tbe sxth AZ Constitution Hail, Broadway.
D PHILLIPS PH1NIX, Chairman
o ABRAHAM X LAWRENCE, wee Chm.
2yosrrH r T,yLos' Secretaries. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

~. The WIG WARD MEETINGS take place
W all the w ards Of our City this evening and we
isaunot doubt that the attendance will be unusually
arge 1t is to be hoped that the Ward Commit
II,,ees have designated commodious and adequate
rooms for the meetings Let US come together ana
prepare for more united and srduous eiiort tnls
Tall than we have made since 1874 we sha'i
E,robably have Recorder and Surrogate TO elect
Ibis Fall unless our opponents in the Legislature
ioreseeing a defeat shall pronounce it aneonst@a-
tonl to elect such officers in this City, though they
have been chosen throughout the residue oil The
ktafe
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.o,p,nRcIALA>D ,ro>EY MATTERS.


Mo~psY p u.
The Stock market continues heavy snd sound
sticks a, veil =. the fsncics hsd downward ttndrr
~ Treasury Note vent do~o g. a per cent there
- M reason for tti. secue excepting that ihose Who
bought after toe lal Mexican news sSs received have
Id outsssa There IL very grca, snNety l. hear
from, Mexico in relation 10 peace ard the Delay which
IN, occurred has induced msny 10 believe that the ne
collation.. srs not going on isvoraoy
The Bill market is NJ, active. and the quotations
are rsiher heavy Sierlingis sGsi Francs ) . The
remittance BY the French Steamer will b larger ihan
usual this time. on secoani Of the doubt which t'ss
ia regard 10 the sailing OF ihe Brs;snis
The Freight market remains dull and the gao
,aiou. are heavy To Liver pool Cotton s going at ID
N,v, stores IL Sd Flour Is Cd and an engagement 81
Corn wss made u 81 ia bulk. one shipping OF LOU
hb, Rosin VS.. made =, Il. To Havre and other Cont
rental ports Cotton Is going st idaid y y
The Money market IS extremely easy, and We IN
rs,snd that frs,csss paper Is unprecedeuedS scarce
The Banks are having tu, small amount offered 'no
,ha bill brokers have very hi,le 10 sell money Is ifeey
offered on Government securities ., per cent ana 0''
paper passes a, SAL per cent
The r,ceiuts FOR the Norwich and Worcester
R,lrs,d for the hrsi three weeks Of September 'ho"a
considerable falling of when compared with the same
time last year Tho receipts were TOR the three "eeA'
September lSi6.--.----..---.---.-.i. -
september l-f7.--.-- -l'.11o ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sio-0 40
This decrease Is accounted fer By the fact ins' 'n'
time last year the unfortunate Atlantic was sHISeUns
90, number Of passengers 70 this se having just been
We published some time ago list of the Free
Rank. Of this state Of the rst cAss that those whose
circulation IL secured exclusively by NeS-fork state
stocks and which perfectly safe for the oiholdefs
We annex now Ne, Of those Banks the circulation OF
which 10 secured partly BY Bonds and Mortgages and
those Of which security IS dependent upon the amount
.hlch eould be realised from those Mortgages;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

In favor OF % $2sS2J 90
The decrease this year Is u be asereed to the Tact
that the schuysul Canal is this year doing large bust
u-ss whereas last year II was closed
The recent assessment Of real and personal prop
rty within the City Of Washington shows the total vsus
Of the property amount 10 upward oi s2CooOoO be
side the properly ol the Government which Is estimated
q, .boul $4,000 The total assessment In the several
Wsrdsis l2335s77 which tax Of IS cent. In 500
ia Iegied amounting 10 s925l9 o.
Il is stated that the necessary funds have at
length been secured for completing tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal.
At New. Orleans the condition Of monetary al
fairs remains uncbsn gedin lac, there is 50 little bust
ness doing of any Kind that bu, few sneis operations
arc COW entered into. The money market 10 rather
easy snd the Bsuks discoun, Gil good paper tbs. Is Of
fered 10 Texas funds there have been no operations
for some weeks past Red Backs lii 1l5i Interest
Notes l76lsc Eight Percent Bonds, -3dsic Ten
Perceut DO - d26c on the dollar Sterling Exchange
1904 eIO7i Franc. 1905 %. Bills on sewYork At
TO day. liG "A por cent dis Checks psf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
4 l. JEFFERSON.


Ein yort SeandSrs Zsns-Dr. r. y GoErssd-
Never can thy toll be Illustrate
While thou -trlsest 70 illustrate
That thy ITALIAN SOAP Is nfst-faie
To remove AL tan forever
And thy POT DRk.S indicate
Hair shall grow on llps-0h, never,
hose seeks THY fame eternal,
Seeks " drns quite dry q we'll
Or bat sfOpeth for the kernel
On the outside VI the shell.
u Dr. Feiix GoVgagd'- ITALIAN INDICATED
SOAP Is universally acknowledged 10 be par excenenes
the only article extant ior The complete remedy Of al sseh
dsosarenents Of the sam appear the shape VI IN
pies, Tan, FEecsles sunbgTn, Mo- phcw, &c. Dr. -
POlD 81 bIlLE 10 equally remarkable Tor tAc se'
Pssins property Possesses IN tnsAat4ne Ierosine
saperruous hair HIS VEGETABLE LIQUID koOoL,,
tof npartins 70 the cheek and LIP bnliisnt Permsnss
and naiaTtl tnxen SUI GENERf5; while ais OkESiNS
HAIR DIk1s equally well known to be al that in hA''
plies .s,
DR GOuRAUD's ONLY Depot in this City I. a"
walkerst Let FROM mot az the eofnsr 81 bF0sd"s5
a. 2tsod~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
LEGISLATURE of Ncw-York ...srrcrA SESSION

LEGISLATURE OF New \ ork ...>FFcltL SESSION.
sENATE..-.ALsASr, sept s7-7PM-
The general Canal bill was ordered 70 & third
reading.
The general Railroad bill was reported COM
plete.
The bill to provide for tue Election OF Lieut.
Governor was passed. 1t has been signed by the
Governor
The general Railway Bill was then read third
time and passed.
Nathaniel Jones sent in bis resignation as Canal
Commissioner.
ASSEMBLY
The Mechanics Lien Law was reported By Mr..
HApLxY. with an amendment restricting It's opera
alton 70 New York Brooklyn. Albany and Troy.
Agreed 10
The Senate bill ior the Incorporation II .5rise
Companies was reported iavorsbly.
The bill to amend the general Banking Law.
providing for the Taxation Of Capital, Sc. was
passed
The bill 70 establish Teachers Institutes passed
The bill sPproprating the Surplus Canal Reeve
nue. was taken up in committee bat not disposed Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
Markets csr,64li, reported Jer The 1Sisure.


MONDAY, Sept q.
AsHEs-Pesris have improved ~ IS. with modersis
sales Pots are steady at 20 The sales moderate.
cOTTos-The sales to-day have been to the extent
Of 1000 bales Prices are nclinng sull 10 favor
Of the buyer caused In great measure BY sbe anxiety
" holders ~ realize The from tne South
decidedly more favorable for the growing crop From
New Orleans particularly the prospects for iuli aver
yield better than a. any previous time this sesson
FLOUR AND MEhL-Ihe market .ss steady 10 day
previous prices sad the demand Considerable
especially FOR The lower grades which are being taken
freely TOR tue East ADD tor cheap groceries Bad
and sour ses At ti9f 5i, and parcels uninspeeted al
q which would probably oe scratched or faded
s- at II. as l2. The sales Of thess descriptions
1900 Dbls today. OF sound about 1900 5ols add
50G5 IS for Old and fresh ground Western, and 751
IA for old fresh ground and new Genesee including
new O.wego 81 ga some holders are asking IS for
new " heat The supplies are moderate and fresh lots
are freely taken 10 southern there "a much doing
The qasnaiy cssrBg being lski About 500 obls new
Petersburg sold Al g. Meal 10 5oe2 62s for Air
,ts win sales lSO0 bbs for the EAs, Al sol az 6t
small sale Jersey made Al - Rye Flour ssici 25
and quiet
GRAis-There 4. a fair request for Wheat part Of
the inquiry being for shipping sales 2lOo bushels
G-resee ~ q ~ 100 bushels inferior New Orleans
- oJ Ard Hoo DO poor l0O Corn mas been Ia
god cenaBd and the market nas rather upward tn
d~ncy -aes 1900 u 1000 bushels al 81 1C6c for
Mixed ~ ios round Yellow, o5Goo tor a.t Yellow and
high Mixed, and % for White Ihe mAke, closed a.
The highest rates Rye and Barley and drn.
Saes 20 bushels Rye at g G-5c and 30 bushels Old
Barley ., 70 cu OsIs are 4sa50. and IN some cases
hare been retailed hgn 5SaJo Ca The supply u
moderate.
WHiSKY-There have been sales $50 10 400 bbls at
2c.stc tor Ohio sale OF 30 Drudge cssks was u soe
al 2csc. which "a higher.
HAY-Sales 100 osss North River At i5e5oc, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28
The wh,x Candidates Of Loco-Focoi-m.

The Loco FocOs about these times seem 10 have
a plentiful lack Of confidence in their own great
men Throughout the country we have noticed
and sometimes commented upon, LocoFooo meet
ings in favor Of Gen. Taylor for the Presidency
And yet the man who asserts he is a Loco foco, or
has Loco Fooo affnties can have as little respect
for truth as for Gen. Taylor himself
And the Loco Focos of Massachusetts have no
minated Gen Cushing as their candidate Tor Gov
ernor who. ON all the great questions that divide
the two parties is and ever has been, an undoubt-
ed. indubitablc Wing. He is Tor Protection, Anti
Sub.Treasury and Anti Loco Foco or If he be not
where is the evidence Of his recusancyY
f. IL is true he advocated the clothing and feeding
Of the Massachusetts Volunteers at the expense oil
the State instead Of the General Government
which required, and should have paid for their ser
vices But so did Fletcher Webster and other
Wbies who thought that Massachusetts, might
,erlorm from motives Of charity what the War De
partment IN all reason aud duty was bound, and
rccklessly neglected, to do
The nomination has been made most opPortune-
w. Before the distinguished object oi IL can re
ceive and respond to the polite invitation extended
10 him. the election will have taken place. 1t is
taking rather an UNIV arrantabe liberty with man.
however to make him H0fcns roieas Loco Foco
candidate, aud we not certain that the members
of the Loco Foco Convention have not subjected
themselves to the danger OF an Indictment for con
spiracy to take away the good name of Gen. Cush
ing. How short step after all, alas 1T between
the sublime and ridiculous Caleb Gushing has
been Member of Congress, Celestial Minister and
Brigadier General in the Army of the tnlted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-28

sANDss sAEsAPARILLA--rhe numerous unsolicited te'-
timonials from individual. Of the highest respecabIy'
show Ia the most conclusive and satisfactory manner tho
powerful agency this preparation possesses Ia anens
and curing diseases Of the sandula and systems
In ~. composition which much Of tsacisy and sane
depend the most patent smpes Of the vegetable snsoom
are united presenting preparation, differing entirely ia
10 character and operation from any other now IN USE
Under It's restoring influence, strength and sisor are I'M
parted 10 the exhausted system and health succeeds as
ease upon the same principle that sPnns succeeds TO WA
tel and the earth Is clothed 10 ,efdsnt beauty under ihe
genial influence Of refreshing showers lis approval ~
physicians and Of science and the uniform success
which has marked ts furnshe. proof sufficient 10
vince every candid and discerning mind Of great suqe
rionty and value
Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail, BY A. b d.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton corner II Ni
llajEst rs Broadway, and II Eat Broadway, n iors
Sold also BY Druggists generally throughout the Uaiied
states Pncs 81 per bottle or SIX bottles Tor ..