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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-13
VOL. vlII.-NO. 4.

$40 o,hor.> i su,erior TO the most Of tho
French and German papers us s,uess
foreign and domestic news are wen preFsr
cd. and lis editorial articles are written WIN
mich ability. Weare vquain'ea WIN eng
of the editors. aud a better inioin.td man
WI have rarely seen AIRY wbeie' ys.S
In relation 10 government, ~ DaAs
SAYS
t;on,l and a,cidedly the n,cstfiee Of ail'ihD
roverrnen,s af Europe. This is 2 ramnrK 7
able fact. The loople Of this county has& !,
ALWAYS been bold, energetic race, go
fund Of freedom. Their mountainH mir, qed
their lfe of severe toll on the fiolds, I'm
their valleys. las always gwen them crFrJ1
CIV Of character. Ard, Ike the Swiss, IND
the Inhabitants of oil other similarly snuat
ed countries. they have been inpahant o.
ltyranny, and DESTROYS OF freedom" aHs
! Their attachment TO liberal instifnilcMg
il one of the most marked traits OF theR
character. The Noiwc gians have terally*
w,unr reforms frcm the hands OF thee
kings. by that unflinching moral SendinessS
which. in right cause, gives certain &-c.'
cess. Their Stcrthing asssHlbhs only once
in three years, butin th3SncanWmie, no
change is discovere.lsin their representa-
Itive's feelings. They abolished all titles OF
/ nobility. Notwithstanding the ntmcM cndca-
vors of their. late king tBSfnadotte, to pre-
lvent il. He evc,is,aHended the Norwegian
S'orthing n.lS2a, with an army, yet not
wiihstanding EVERY b adjustment OF Office,
and knglv power. he could not prevent me
members Ecn abolishing all titles OF nob'i-
ity. We'do not hesitate 10 say that so hon
, orable testimony TO republican charac-
ter, is not furnished bv any people In Eu-
rope. The record If this remarkable strug-
) gle is worth preserving. The law first pass
ed in 1915. when Europe was covered with
, that midnight which succeeded the battle oil
+ Waterloo. 1t was vetoed by the king.
t Again il passed in 1878. II was vetoed
again. But now comes the final struggle,
! as by their constitution if bill passed three
r successive diets, il became law in spite OF
a the king. Bernadotte came on to Christia-
!. ma. the capital Of Norway, and employed all
e the means in his power TO prevent its adop-
o ticn. An army of 5000 troops were there.
II In the simple and ever memorable language
c of the historian. GAN was in vain. The
l. Storhing was mmovable; the vote was
y repeated, and the nobility Of Norwoy was
:, doomed TO pass off the scene" We should
h add TO the above, that the HberiH Of TIE
II nressis Fundamental article of the constitu-
rs ton Of Norway.
a. r The annals of the long Parliament Of
re England are frequently ard most Justly re-
l. ferea 10. TO wake mp patriotism, and excite
he noble spirit of liberty, but it seems TO us
n that the history of Norway has been over.
D. looked at time too. when siH~isff doctrines
le of the Holy Alliance--as the congress Of
er European Sovereigns most impionsly as.
e sumed to hemSelves--covercd all Eurori
: with the dark pail Of despotism.-
< Hisco2S;,,ian, ,ls.ss SIS s,.l .s.is !.
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II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. d.

Piy&cict 4 AVrgeo'-- OHQra, IN.
OtE1. his professional services 10 the citizen.
of Ouavs and vicinity. OHta over Walker &
Hicklingssnte, where he maybe found n, IN
,imes exeefs>, heh aescn. o" pa. ssional bus.
nnss NJ. NhAE 1SiG
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DIR. j. PEARSON,

Physsiaa, Surgeon < Dentist oHGrd,'
OiEls HI, professional services 10 the nhahit
ants OF n'tswa and vicinity. Office at his rCs
dcncc on Colu mhus street.
P.S.-Dt. i. sin continues TO pcrfrrm oper
atoms in all the various hr euchesm DLNTIsrRY
ChwSes 10 correspond ,eith Tie times
March IL, 1917.
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DR. JOSEPH STOUT

Physician & Surgeon OHawa, Ill.,
Oilers his professional services to the cmzens ,
Of Ottawa aud viciuity. Office at his rcslcnr,
on the new public square. June II. 1917
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A. II. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon-- Otara, III.
Res derce on the hill. few doors wet OF the
Fox River House. O.hce the same as hereto.
fore occupied by Ho,gaHd and Pearson, in
Reddick's Bloch.
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JOHN NJ cRoTHgRS. Jesse s PITzER
CROTHERS & PITZER.

1HoTcs at Lar, Osirego, Kendall co. IN.
WIN practice Law IN the counties Of Kendall.
LA SALE, Kane, d. Ktlb VIII, aud Dupage.-
Land ascnry OF c, l,cciipg business entrusted to
them IN either oI the above conrtics NH receive
prompt attention. O'weco, April | lS47
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Dr.. p. SCHERMEHORN.

Physician & SurqcoH- OHara, H.
OiItrs his pruiessiounl services 10 the zen.
Of Ottawa aud NI,iu,ty. NiIice ON Columbus
street, between Caunl aud Cltlon.
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TER

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS per Gnnum, ifpdn u, od-
rance; Two DOLLARS AND FIrTY CENTS II
paid rciii,n sir months; and THREE Doll
LARS u doiayed until he eHd Of he gear
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al 81 per square
.Jor The first Insertion, end % cents tor edcl,
subsequent insertion, A liberal discount a.
Toured TO those ich0 advertise by the gear.
!Li@No paper discontinued until all ar
redrdges are paid, unless at NE option Of H,e
publishers.
II Communications, toiasure attention.
must di'cdlS be free Of PoSfoge, and accom-
panied Nth Tie authors Ramc.
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O. ID, DAY,

attorney x CouRselor al Lar, aurora, III.
Office on The east side Of the river, over Aliens
Store.
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SETH c. EARL.

wE5 y Cduiaye, IioiiSe & sim psia-
~ ter, Pdperer and Gio.icr,
A.1--------LL- OTTAWA I'LL
shop on Columbus street, near Dr. ccEe,ncr.
horns Office.
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years since by Col. HARDIN, while in Wash
ngton city, and enclosed in letter TO his
wife. They are rcpletc with the most touch
ng eloqucnce:
Bury me not, when am dead,
Amidst the city'S glare
Where thoughilcsS, careless mortals tread
And wealth and misery are wed;
Oh! bury me not there.
Bury ne ,atlwhen I'm 30 more,
High on the mountain bare
Where nought but eagles DER it soar
And storms and tempestS round it roar;
Oh. bury me not there.
Bury me not when I'm at rest,
Where martial pennonS glare
For empty show and gorgeous crest
Can never soothe an icy breast
Then bury me not tire.
Bury me not, when | shall sleep,
BY oceans rocky lair;
Where winds and waves their vigils keep,
And ever means the restless deep
Oh! bury me not there.
Bury me not, when am gone,
In boundless prairicS, where
The buried dead are left alone.
Unmarked save by cold grave stone
Oh! bury me not there.
But bury me when | shall die,
Midst woods and flowers rare;
When DER my grave the winds may sigh,
The birds may sing, and friends are nigh,
Oh bury me then there.
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MILTON ii SWIFT,
HENRY G.. COTTON.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar. and Soil
ci'or ia Chdaccry-- Ota1rd, III.
once IN Reddrk's Blocg, cas-, side If the public
square lune I 1871.
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KING & WHITE,

Dealers in Drugs Pmeat HaE-
- cials Paints, OHs, Dt,SnD Sc
'dS~ Aug 6, lSA7. QJTAWA, ILL.,
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G. l.. THOMPSON,

-. Dcaier in Drugs, fatpi Mcdicines,
ANA Paints 0i, Dye.SgGs, Sc, Sc
80" Pnhlic Square, one do,f north Of the Man
stn House, Ottawa NJ
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THE FREE TRADER.
ID III. O 6 man s. 60.

Second Story, North end Of ReddicL's nec
brick bloch, on the public square.
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love to gaze upon Thy brow,
And watch thy laughing eye;
love to hear thee hisper low,
But cannot tell thee why.
love tie see thy sunny smile,
And hear thy gentle sigh,
And though my heart is sad the while,
cannot tell the why.
love to hear thy footsteps light
Approach where none are nigh
hear thy praises with delight,
Bat yet know not why.
love to have thee by my side,
When stars bedeck the sky,
Through the groves my steps to guide,
But yet know not why.
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poetrp.

We give below a few scraps of poetry
that we have taken at random from some
sheets Of manuscript that have been submit
ed to us for inspection. They are the pro-
duction of young lady of this county, still
under Is, who has lived here for the last six
or seven years, and enjoyed but few advan-
;ages Of education. They were written in
her hesure hours, of which she is far from
having many, and entirely for her own
amusement, without any view to their pub
LEGATION. We profess to be but poor con-
noisseurs in such matters, yet in the man
uscript before us we find much that, in our
humble Judgment breathes the pure spirit OF
poetry. We are put upon sparing allow
ancc this week, bat hope, by permission of
our lady friend, TO be able hereafter to pre-
sent our readers with many more of these
native flowers.
would that beauty wore frown,
And never. never smiled;
Then this tender heart of mine
Would neverbc beguiled.
Iwonld that ialsehood in the robe
OF truth was not arrayed;
Then this trusting heart of mine
Would never be betrayed.
would that virtue never saw
The allurng paths of sin;
Then this restless heart of mine
Would be at peace within.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT or NEW YORK, OCTOBER IL.

Cleared.
ships-James Perkins. Knowlton, Pietou. Ms Atkins
Dssslssho Hsys Boyd HSinsasni
savannah stuges Chairman Coz Isaac Mead Brown do
der HalleeE, Apaashicola;;, -, :,
q G0nTs B Phillips; s%aIs.a M sa,s
Belle WLSs EzsS:,h G MC 0sGs seh her
Stewart do. Towdsn Homer Kent Boston; Maj.
steamer Narragansct. Wilson. New Orleans
Arrived.
Brig Selma Smith, Mobile 20 days. with Sturges.
Chairman Co Both and hafthe have been SICK
sa e!s Bs"iey Charleston day. to Geo Buckley
Fiesch brig Union. Pavis PhiIadelphis and is hours
the CaPs:. with brandy 70 4 ss!gnettHsi ;,h
m 1s to Geo Geo Bu HCIy '~.A'
haSesf H dave s ballast
scHr Globe seely Demarara s davs and Dominica 70 days.
with mdse TO master Sid in company with brig Druid for
schr Helen Gray. Cotton. Lubec with 22o plaster
sebr N ". Wright. Nexbsrn, days, with grain.
schr = Water man, Foot, Virginia, days
seh I1oy Bsdsii w%iHsten days naval store.
sehr EMd l1A psfssP y ,s. Virginia.
s seSr p ReeIh Ill Andeis es Virginia s]N'
s sss Fl sM. ssI Gns sSas s Ss%cIs with Goa.
Schr Mary Jape. Rainer, Virginia
schr Henry Brown. James vrEina.
5o% with coal
seh JOHNSON phn' Vsn win
schr $ Waterman Foot, vi. sinia with potatoes.
sehr Emily JOHNSON johnson. Baltimore, with mdse. to
Johnson u Lowden.
Ships Joshua Bates Cauon Galen,, New Oleans bsIks
Eagle Rocheiie Exact savannah brig furszs Ro Gande.
ssp Ro Roy spo to
x Co, lies at anchor on the Bar.
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~ ssSsntsst fsen Wsttissses " Js,hnsss, Wtlsk
ssusss uAsh assy ttst 10 sss sally reach ysss sls
y tbs Yist ilAs.
Great damage has ssss ssoassossd 70 the tslssssph
pests In the vicinity Of the susaushaAaa. The vstss
high that tho posts have hssn Washed cut Of the
ground and the wires that crossed the susqushanus on
the bridge at Havre de Greece, have been blown away
Exertions are making to repair 1t before tomorrow
night but 1t Ia doubtful whether 1t be accomplished
great number Of posts the Western line between
Pttsburg and Chambersburg have been blown down dur
the same storm, and day two win doubtless slapse
before the damage Is repaired.
The Seguns commence the operatic season at the
Walnut street theatre this evening Gen. WEIGH opens
on Monday next, at the National The decorations Of
this establishment are gorgeous In the extreme.
Sale OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoARp-s5o Reading X, 80; 100 do bonds !2 1900
Loan 6ss2 lo, 2Farmer's and Mechanics Bank Sc;
Penn Bank, 800. 80
AFTER SALES so Reading r, 30; 40 Grard Bank lis
100 Lehigh Coal Scrip. 81 5000 Y Loan IS, GO. l03
SECOND BoARp-l300 North American Iusu ance Co., 8.
After SALEs Ia Penn Bank sosN 50 Resdmg 4. 80
30 Union Canal 3d. 100 Reading X, 80; SO do. 2eIS 2O00
Wilmington H. 81.
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The Flour Mark cts.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1l,-Flour there has been rather
more inquiry and 100 bbs Brandywins were taken for
shipment 80 l2 and 400 to 500 bbls fresh ground
Penpsylvania at the rate For city conmIn ptop
pricss range from So 12 to SO sly for common brands
and So so to SO 10 for extra The receipts continue
very limited and the stock Is exceedingly light Rye
-four Ia scarce A sale at 81 SO per Dbl Corn Meal
Sales Of 400 to 500 bbs Pennsylvania at SO 80 lax.
C,rc,rsAr,, Oct 6-There was but little demand to-
day but the sales reported showed the tendency In
prices was still upward % bbls old were sold from
store at - 60 100 do City Mills at 81 IS; l6O do White
Mil in three lots ut $475.
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,.ss ss 81 sss 3 sssssssss ga i:i:s. Z
sss.s sjsssy, 90 - q saoss: dssss: q ss.a;
S.s s.s s ,,:. ::sss e:
ful and Indignant aShsimsnts But tnas eonna.r ~
ys Of sA =. snS IN S ZOO
when the strong hand of the people sns % %d 20
strike down the nrsusr IRON oacss and to vndcste
once more the doctrines of democracy py the oeIeat
of its enemies and the chsstse%ent ., M as ~ s..
wight the purest Of democratic statesmen; that the
void left in the republic by bis departure one that
ouans unknown and fearful abyss but though, lin the
Ora of democratic delegate from Livingston, in the
state Convenon) lean no longer do Justice to him
IL at least not late to do justice to his assassns
Resolved That we rspudate the action Of the MAORI
tv of the State Conventisu which attempted to enroll
the democracy Of New York in the cause of aggressive
slavery. That sbjure ell such doctrines and all fell
owshp with the professors Of such creed
in the ree States that believe in the doctrines of
we approve Of the oourss Of our faithful and no
nest representatives In Congress, who voted for
the Wimot provso and Of the members Of the legsla
ture who sustained them by their instructions ana
proval and that assure our democratic friends
throughout the Union that matter what momentary
aspect Of surrender vacation spurious and vensl
majority may have given to the democracy Of New York
this subject the democratic masses true enthu
sstc and unyelding In the cause Of freedom and the
Resolved, That lin the language Of a resolution put
down by the fraudulent majority at Syracuse) while
the democracy OF New ork Will faithfully adhere 70 al
the compromises Of the constitution and maintain all
the rights Of the States they the
crisis has arrived when that question must be metther
incorporating hostility to the extension of slavery
into territory free which may be hereafter acquired
by any action Of the Of the United States
Resolved That we regard the recent State Convention
Syracuse corrupt In inception fraudulent In Its
zation trucking vens and false In regard to the
principles Of democracy. and utterly Indifferent to the
popular voice In the selection OF candidates, and we
hereby repudste and condemn Its actions and award to
its nominations ne other authority or regard than any
democrat chooses to pay the abortve recommends
tion minority Of who at the close Of
the convention, undertook to give tho ticket demo-
cratcn endorsement.
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:siS t;;'1i;! J:::. S:S$::;. III
$!S.s W s: sa'''ia sa:S s.'s
King Bs Ray Lou:; q Ro. s0S M' sn pa'V
Bat; a aSssss, S1 s%h MslSs.E
ISSa E Wn Tsy &c fG O1
Potter ES Ss Il GoW.d L.w:
s::s: En- IT.:
EASTERN PEARL STREET HOUSE ,
Ha MI Ssss: .a Anew %as
TanSa s sns Me- Ss
Hs$$I:y: BHss:psIt; RseI, North Csiclrs; General
FLoRENcK's EUROPEAN HOUSE.
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ksv ny sprisllsw Rev Nh co. Virginia Mr. Reynolds;
.a r;1i Raymond LSas Tpns
NJ aS A5a zen Bas
Al. G.n ksIu%Ssy g. on.s
WI; J d,esnd, West Point : ''' . '''''''
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
srS sf. hSs: Tis%5
son. Black River; George Canandaigua DR. Curtis Utica
HOWARD HOTEL
Boardman, Milwaukee, MIR and Mrs Edwards do; Wax
ford Towsnda New, Albany; Osborne do; Haywood,
do; q Hammeney do; " McL.ren, Canada; La {. Rome
Gray t. ae o Johnson do Ellis Bssvs Fred
Boston
yo sSs:P Mr. Mse
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b Is;sp RS:orD s. VI fhaS My
f aa. MsnjA%Si sti:iand lI"eea JOHNSON
sas fs asab.
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sissa F:sSis Fiss JsS: &.s as; asy
SIrS,S f;sS s%I;
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
:' S.ss wssa: S:ss
NORTHERN HOTEL.
Caleb Ore LaqsjngSprg Smith smith III ju2 Ph L.
barton, Lsnsnsburs; Mrs rara' West Troy: Miss Evans
PEARL STREET HOUSE.
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IssaS kssy i s.,II1 SssI rh; S:.
Eas q a. ast SS Hs
HeT Bsd pa oRd NJ auIphy u
Walker, Mich.
...... RATHBUN'S HOTEL.
A Masters, N Milton New York; James Benson, Cana
da; w Holgate. Ohio; Murray Lockpou; L Chapman
Jackson, Michigan: Payne, Bufio; Swan. Poughkeep
sic; T. + Johnson, Albany.
TAYLOR'S HOTEL.
Miss Hackstaf Baltimore; II Gage, New York; sy
Boston; Bartlett Rhode Island; Bea: Providence;
Deerpoint, New Hampshire; L Foster. Hartford
TAMMANY HALL
Holme. Sackets Harbor w liver. Vermont; GP Pei
ton, Poughkeepsie Pelton. Monticelioi Shapley
Sing Sing; Alisn, Austin. York; Hall Utica:
Burns, Putnam; w Bounard, Peekskll Banks, New
York; w Deforrest Woodstock; z Clarke, Albany
wards WHITEHALL; J Rogers, Danbury co.
WESTERN HOTEL.
w A Camp, MddetOwn; q T Small, Wicklord u . Bon
ME, Providence; Smith, Boston; Wal,sce, pomptOn
Albany; w NJ Wallace, philadelphia; Sears Miss Sea3t
Madison County, Cheseboro. Albany North. Utica.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. II, ls47.

BALTIMORE, Oct IL, ls47.
The Great Freshef-The Railroad and CandI-.- Grand
Result of the Election-Cify Council Election
Theatricais, &c.
From all parts Of the state we are receiving tidpgs Of
the destruction Of the storm and food of Thursday night
last, which seems to have been immense only hear
of break in the Chesapeake and Ohio canal,
Wilamsport which Is said to be easily repaired, and
that the workmen had already work on 1t on
Saturday last. The railroad is not damaged at all
We now have full returns Of the election for Governor
members of Congress and Legislature, and 1t appears
that Thomas the democratic candidate has majority
over his opponent Of 67 votes On the Congressional
ticket the wings have majority Of about 1000 the
popular vote, and some 800 700 on the Legislative
and 30 democrats-whig majority "a. In the next Lee
gisaturs, parties stand SO wings to "a democrats-whg
majority 34 being clean wing gain of ten members.
The wings have Ave majority in the Senate also, which
gives them majority joint ballot OF 80 votes, which,
believe larger than they have ever had before The
members of Congress, before stated stand wings
to democrats. 80
The election for members of the first branch OF the
CITY Council will take place on Wednesday next This
IL an election however, which but little labor will be
bestowed by the politicians. The democrats always
elect majority of the members unless the wings catch
them mapping.
The celebrated Lehman family commence engage
ment the Front street theatre this evening. They
said to be superior to the Rsves and SO will draw
immensely.
Mr. Blake is almost rebuilding the interior of the Ho
day street theatre and Ii promised the support Of ell
classes Of citizens especially the upper ten, among
whom he is great favorite. He Is collecting Of the
greatest stock companies ever presented to Baltimore
audience. 49,
slsbee's Museum is progressing finely, with crowded
houses,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Nexy Yovl t,usSis m rLet

MONDAY EvENISo, Oct. 1lth.-At Marketable beef
cattle 30 cows and calves; and 4500 sheep and lambs
Beef Cattle-The number Of cattle at market IL
smaller than last week. which has had the effect to ad-
vance prices. We now quote 81 81 30 as the ruling
prices 200 Southern and the balance from this State
Only about 100 head left over
Cows and Calves-Prices have advanced this week -
We now quote $22 S32, and even $40, the current
rates.
sheep and Lambs-We notice very little change from
last week 81 25 So rs and 81 so asked for sheep
ST. q 50 Is for lambs. 900 left over
Hay IL selling at o6 Is cts
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IN 4! AZ = y n;
III &C ihil{s ySy -. yEslsn . asY s6siS sSlai
sss s. T:ss{ - 81 ossss sG ~ E y bss.sS Ss
:si'is. "a =: ka7 q Seifsi. No scoss
6- solution can s. sent to any par Of the world ly
sFp{ssr with perfect iasy None genuine signed By
II. Striker. with red INK OF 4tsrc
ETISHE LADIEs' DELI0HTa-Great saving Of time ana
i Labor-The ladies of New York at length to be
Possession Of an invaluable SebP newly
vented Washing Machine the nnly thing Of that
ever proved ssu This truly useful machine is war
aned 70 wash perfectly Clean without the sehes damage
10 clothes fine sheets shirts, three time Ii
psfsetly plain ard simple and can b. worked bva child
i one hours time. with very small amount Of labor.
The subscriber having purchased az an immense the
patent right takes pleasure 10 offering this
washing machine to che public and in assuring them thai i
weeks and allow be returned shall be found in
wise different what here described He invites all
cali at No Is Morris street. he will be happy exhibit
The machine show that capable OF accomplishing
THOMAS DOBSON. No Is Morris street, N. Y,
Tins superior snd very excellent machine can DO
exhibition the Fair OF the American Institute the
bridge leading Castle Garden o7lH<rc
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s ssg s:ss:ss, Wv
jissss!SI s's b NJ. o' yssI W 1'ss'' a;'
9yA ~ ,ssy.
EsSu,s.y. csyslsna. 6Sl0i Mr. Wsadeoc, 3e Aoansn.
Holman and maid; Mrs jaime: and child. GEO Hssnss and
aSv Geo HastnEs Jr New York; Miss Fanny Hastnas
Phadephi.; Mrs Rose Miss Mssney, Mr. Porter Rev
blanchard, Lowell, Mass - 49,
chic, Mrs Child, MISS Child Master Child. Rev Geo
Eaacis Tiffany Baltimore Julius Brent, Ohio Gabriel RAJ
vel Of France Antoine Ravel and lady jerome Rave md
siy con Giayelly, lady and child Madame Martin
sSdrss Nadine Wells. Henry Wells, Ofdo H FOss, We
neznla
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PHILAprLpHrA, Oct. 10, ls47.

PHILAprLpHrA, Oct 10, ls4T.
The mail from the South did not reach here by this
mornings train the railroad from Baltimore to Wash
ngton being stu impossible in consequence Of the dam
ages by the recent storm The mail has to be conveyed
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CLERK wANTED-wanted,i IN large Wholesale and re-
" tail Clothing Store in the south, Young man sales
man: one thoroughly acquainted with tho business and who
can give he best Of references address Box 1890 Post OF
nee. oIo u
LADY who had considerable experience Teaching
"A and who qualified instruct in Music aud Drawing
.l, az The usa Eugsh branches wishes obtain situation
w nryate family AT the south The best Of references given.
Xddrsss L. H. Ward ESQ., IS Cedar eet,
New York. oy sal In lzt-rc
L DENY $50 broadway La Fargo Buildings is new open
n.,,nstion for Ladies' III O'Clock M gentle en- AM
and and o'clock PM d,ily Saturdays excepted. The
Mr. Tor the specimens Of ohand permanship Terms
moderate, and full success gus5sneea every Pupil ror
superior article Of selected gold pens oil AN
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Domestic lmp0rtnt1Ons.
MoBrLE-Big Selma-ls bis cotton Charles Dellinge-i5o
do Spoord Tisston col bx Quarterma:ter- bales
John Henry co-304 do Center COIL do Lahens CO.
$50 do TO order. ,cu,... aco
CHARLrsroN-Bry Tybee-5l bis cotton Derhsm < Moore
lii do Schmidt Vogel-l6 bis mdse Dill Stebtens-lo2
bxs tea Emanuel-ssa bbs rosia Bulkey5o bis cotton
G Muller X co-37 90 A Crsm-9 81 do to order.