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Railroad Poetry.

BIZ JOHN @. SAKE.
Singing through the forest,
Rafting over ridges,
Shooting under arches,
Rumbling over bridges
Whizzing through the mountains,
Huzzing o'er the vale
Bless me!-this is pleasant
Riding on rail!
Men of different "stations"
In The eye of Fame,
Here are very quickly
Coming to the same!
High and lowly people,
Birds OF every feather.
On common level
Travelling together.
Gentlemen in shorts,
Looming very tall
Gentlemen in larges,
Talking very small
Gentlemen in tights,
With loosish mein--
Gentlemen in gray,
Looking rather green
Gentlemen quite old,
Asking for the news
Gentlemen in black,
In a fit of "blues"-
Gentlemen in claret,
Sober as a vicar
Gentlemen in snuff,
Dreadfully in liquor.
Stranger on the right,
Looking very sunny
Obviously reading
Something very funny
Now the smiles are thicker
Wonder what they mean
Faith! he's got the KNIcKER-
Booker Magazine!
Stranger on the left,
Closing up his peppers
Now he snores again,
Like the Seven Sleepers!
At his feet volume
Gives the explanation,
How a man grew stupid
From Association"
Market-women careful
OF the precious casket,
Knowing "eggs are eggs"
Tightly holds her basket
Feeling that ga smash"
IF it came, would surely
Send her eggs to pot
Rather prematurely!
Ancient maiden lady
ApXiously remarks.
That their must be peril
'Mong SO many sparks
Roguish looking fellow,
Turning to the stranger,
Says it's his opinion
She is out of danger.
Woman with her baby
Sitting vis-a-vis-
Baby keeps squalling,
Woman looks at me-
Asks about the distance,
Says its tiresome talking,
Noises of the cars
Are SO very shocking!
Singing throuph the forest,
Rafting over ridges,
Shooting under arches,
Rumbling over bridges
Whizzing through the mountains,
Buzzing DER the vale--
Bless me!-this is pleasant
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-23
John .Andresc Smith,
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,

Will repair Clocks, Watches, and JeweIry, Of all
descriptions, in the neatest and very best work.
man-ke manner, at the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
"A. SMITH may be found, at all times, ct J.
Steed's Inn. ian 23
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, 1lW IHJAMEs r. MORRIS, sIhI Il
Alto n NEY AT LAW, 10
4, 100 Woody7eld, Monroe co., Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-01-22
Letter from Boston.
Correspondence gfMe Pennsylvania Freeman.
DosToN. Jan. I'd, 1877.

Correspondence fine Pennsylvania Freeman.
DosToN, Jan. Cd, 1877.
DEAR FRIESD,-The Thirteenth National
Anri-SIavery Bazaar is over; and a glorious
occasion it has been. The gross receipts are
Si60O and upwalds. Every incident and
circumstance respecting it has been agreea-
bic and Of happy auguTy. An unusual num-
Der of our co-adjuiors from all parts of the
land were present. The attendance from the
city was altogether uneXampled, and multi
tudes, whom no other agency had reached,
were 10 he seen here daily, discussing tho
various points of the Cause, while helping 10
fill its treasury.
All this was contrary 10 expectation ; for
knowing how much the progress of events
Of late have stirred mems minds TO opposi-
ton, it would not have surprised us TO have
received less money than heretofore. The
old wings We're wrathiul, because, as be-
tweenthem and the young wings, we SYM
patl,ized with the latter. The young wings
were aggrieved because we went 'iaslef and
farther" Than they were able TO travel. The
democrats were against us with even more
Than usual bitterness, for our testimony him
drrs wings. young and old, from falling into
their lrIps for sustaining the Mexican wall
The seciS are all greatly excited against US
for our 'cOIlliIOn pldlIOTHl 5 sake, as well as
out OF regular pro-slavery opposition. Then,
too, their recent f.ilnre to establish "a doctrin-
al evangelical alliance, embitters their feel
ings towards those who are so successfully
laboring in real practical evangelical alliance
against slavery.
All these things were against us. Judge
then of our joy and satisfaction 10 see the
best men of all sects and parties coming to
us and expressing their sympathy and conf
dence, even when they could not acknowl-
edge an entire agreement. Liberty party, no
less than the others, had her hest representa-
tives; indeed, it seems as if the lines of di-
vision were here accurately and effectually
drawn, where they should be, between that
party and ourselves; the honest men of its
feeble ranks are beginning TO see that our OBJ
~jecllons TO some OF their associates are we'll
lounded-based on character, principle and
fact, and not on doctrines, measures or opin-
ions.
We are greatly Tejoiced TO have our friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster, once more in this Sec
ton Of the country. The way they labor is
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From the British Friend.
ADDRESS
OF THE WOMEN OF EDINBURGH
TO THE WOMEN OF THE UNI
TED STATES OF AMERICA.

We have much pleasure in presenting 10
our readers Ibis admirable address. 1t has,
We learn, received 1857 signatures. Had
the lime not been SO limited, there is no
doubt but that thousands mlre would have
made the address speak for them also. We
commend 10 our Female anii-sIavery friends,
ere' yirhere, the PrhIseworthy example of the
Women OF Scutia's capitol.
DEAR SISTERS We feel compelled to ad-
dress you at This time, in the language of
Christian love, on behalf Of Three Millions
of our and your fellow brings-brpIhren and
sislers-held IN uurighleous bondage in your
county.
We appeal to you by your love for that
country, whose Constitution is defhccd by the
foul blot Of slavery Whose standard of
morality is lowered among the nations by
cherlshing such d system Of impuniry -
whose Christianity is prosrraltd to cover the
Nervousness oil a sin il direct opposition 10
the Law Of God, love thy neighbor as thy
self and the express injunction OF Jesus
Christ, w hatsoever We would that men
should do unto you, do ye even so 10 them
VIII you suffer this upas tree longer 10 over
shadow and blight the soil Of your country!
Will YOU not unite in tearing it up, root and
Dldllcls lhhl ult SulanlIlt ol tuNl ana JuSlce
may %lertilize and beauty your plains!
We appeal to you by our common human
ity-by that command which e%rjoins us TO
remember those in bonds, as bound with
them Remember that wives are torn from
their husbands, al any moment, by the words
of a tdSk-masICr-that brothers and sisters
know not the sweet intercourse of family lies
that mothers must, in wringing anguish OF
heart, b,huld their precious liule ones expos
ed upon the auction block, and sold into per-
petual slavery, where they must suileraI the
horrors Of the system, without Il mothers
voice Ia snuthe, without a mothers eye to
pity. Remember them as bDund iDjM them
believe yourselves in their pldce--behoId
yoUr husbands torn from your arms--yOur
brothers and sisters sold into far distant To-
raI:tics. never more to meet on earth--y0ur
aged parents lett 10 pine for want when they
are no longer Of use TO those who claimed
them IN ownership--ylHr precious babes
seized upon by others as their property
and your feelings outraged without a thought
then feel the chain on yOur limbs, the lash
applied 10 your qulvering flesh. and. more
torturlng still, that you see these %crueIiles
and many more inflicted on your ntareSt and
dearest ones. without power TO interpose,
without power to alleviate. without power to
appeal. Oh realize all this, and then you
VIII 'rrmembrr those that are in bonds, as
pound WIN them ! and when thus you be-
hold your brother lie bruised and bleeding
men, oh . do not, like the priest and Lev!te,
pass by on the other side',
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To storm their Notifications, Ia cannonldc
their cities. Ia involve whole families. con-
sistinr OF all ares and Of both sexes, IN those
rpvoitinr scenes of blood anil slaughter,
which were witnessed at Monterey and al
Tnhasco! Can we expect Christians to re.
main silent while reading the dark list Of
damning crimes which have been committed
upon a weak and distracted people. by those
armed %rufilns and murdPrprs who have been
commissioned by this Government to make
war upon our fellow beings on the other Side
OF the RIO Grindp Ii we credit the intelli-
geuca we receive from the army, (and am
Informed of no reason why we should dou5t
it.) delrnreless females are violated, ana I'M
armed peasants are shot down like brutes.-
Whose bloc does not curdle IN his veins,
when reading such accounts as have lately
been sent forth from our army! We have
probably all noticed the account lately pun.
lishrd where the females OF a family were
in>u!ird and abused by those belonging TO
the army. During the night one OF the OIL
Tenders. = Texan officer, was assassInaiei,
and in the morning his body was discovered.
The "Trxln Ringrrs" were said To have
zone forth. and 10 have SAGt and murdered
tram ei.h'y 10 me hundred dnarmed and IN
nOccni pc1s1HiS, in revenge for the death Of
their guilty conrade. These murderPrs, these
worse than murderrrs, are paid by the Tree
men of this nation. They are sent there by
our President under p%rrtruce Of maintaining
our national honor. while they thus disgrace
humanity. Is it eN pecl"d that the religious
scnslbilltles of our people will slumber IN ST.
lencr, while our nation thus "rreks with
crimes which smell to hpaven?' viii the
President and his supporters smother The re-
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WHOLE NO. II.

that | have chosen; to loose the bands of
wlckedness, to undo the heavy burdens, and
to let the oppressed 60 free, aud that We
break every yukcl Is it not to deal thy
bread to the hungry. AID that thou bring the
poor tint are cast out, to thy house? when
thou seeSi the nIksd, that tina cover him
and that thon hide not myself frotn thine
'wn flesh! Then mall thy iiIht break forth
DIS the morning, and thine health shall spring
forth speedily and thy righteousness shall
go before thee the glory of the Lord shall
he my rev ard. Thea shalt thou call, and
the Lord shall answers; thou shalt cry, and
ne shlli say, Here | am. II thou take away
from the midst Of lAee the vcku, the putting
forth Of the iager, aud speaking vanity; and
It thou draw nut thy sou, to the hungry. and
satisfy the afflicted soul then shall thy LIGHT
rise Ia obscuriiy, and thy darkness be as the
noon-ddy.'
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The Mexican War.

The New York Tribune has the following
remarks in reference to that part Of Folks
Message which justiies the Mexican War.
What Mr.. Polk says about Mexican out
RACES is not true-that is to say it is. only one
side of the story, and that grossly exaggeat-
ed. The whole off does moi i'm plicale Mexico
in one International wrong toward this eoun-
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relating TO The peeun'ary Affairs of tho name,
10 be addressed (post paid) 10 The Gensral
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e.. n. uAPGOOD.
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a few days since, a political friend Of the
president IN debate on Ibis floor complained
that the religious sentiment of the nation had
been invoked against this war. Sir, every
principle of our holy religion comes in con
flict with this war. What, sir, will you talk
to Christians about sending an army to in
wade a foreign naiionl To shoot down our
brethren Of Mexico upon their own soil -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-12

Cause Of broken pind ia HrSes.-
Science has al last demonstrated that ihi,
Troublesome and generally fatal disease is
occasioned by the rupture Of the air cells
or vessels Of the lungs. The difficult and
laboiious respiration manifested BY per-
sons after violent aud prolonged cxerliou,
ia unlueslonabIy the result Of the same
cause, and in mauy cases is no doubt he.
redilary. "Df. JAG son," SAYS a co.
temporary, "found that Of tweAly.eight
persons al oied with this rupture Of the
air cells, eighteen Of them we're the of.
spring Of parents Fathers or mothers) at.
iecled with the same disease, and that
several OF them had died from this cause.
In some instances the brothers and sisters
Of tlcse persons were similarly affected
On the other hand, Of fifty persons unal-
iecied, three only were the Offspring Of
persons who suffered from it-whence i,
follows that rupture of the air cells of
lie Lungs is frequently a hereditary dis
ease. a fact important to man and beast
al all events 10 the breeder of the latter
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CHEAT BARGAIN.

KyOR SALE-The equal undivided
n half of a FIGURING NH, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter,
and ayery,hing in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
SEES and store--one a new two story
house-and several oui.buidings, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigabe water that inlersects
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A good Hile and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit lo'
balance TO suit purchaser. Enquire o.
NJ. l.. Holis,er. Esq, at the cour
house. or al Cushman & Grldley's store
June II. 1876.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.

YNNIIE subscriber has just received
A from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock of drugs, medicines, dye s,uiTs,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c, Sc; also the best quality of brandics
and wines for medical purposes.
N. B. The mos. approved 'paieni
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at tho old stand on the south side Of
the public square, and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
July 20, 1916 q. T.. WALKER.
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Corn Neal b. The Acre.--Thc means
Of transportation in this country appear to
be taxed 10 their utmost for conveying the
enormous quantities Of produce to be
shipped to Europe. We understand
that four acres Of Indian meal are lying
a, Elizabethpor,--and a, Somervilc,
Trenton, and other places on The line of
the railroads, the slorehouses are full to
overlooking. Freight trains are running
on the railroads nigh, and day, and are
unable 10 keep up with The demand for
transportation. Abou, 900 teams loaded
with Indian meal, averaging 40 bushel,
10 the load, passed through Bound Brook
yesterday. on the way 10 N. Brunswick
--Ne,oark .adv. FEB. 9.
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Mark This we'll.

A GUE--There is no necessity Tor
"a aay one to have the Aguc when /;
is so satisfactorily proved that Macken,
zie's Tonic Febrifuge will eilec, radical
cure. SO convinced are the proprielors
Of this fact, tina, they have authorized
their agents to refund the money in all
cases where i, fails, when The directions
are strictly complied nth,
r. BAssNETT,
Tll7 Agent for the Proprielors
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Brown Doncstics. sc.

l22. .upctiae. wnvcr'y's,
600 10. If hes, southern yarn. No to Y,
100 carpet warp, doubled and
twisted plain,
12abs ofbes, doubled and
twisted. crl'rcd.
800 lbs candle wickng
300 ro,luubl,,ing, for sale very low by
Jnly %, 1916 q f WALKER.
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Grnssea--Rye.--"l wish 10 inquire
how Kentucky blue grass and timothy
mixed half and half aud sown upon high.
rolling prairics. will answer for fall and
wjnter pasture. and whether winter rye
would no. answer as good or better pur.
nose r. d. b."
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NEW eoDOSl NEW COoDSIl

HAVE iu,treceiyed from New York
large stock Of dry goods, compris'
ing almos, every article in This line usu'
ally enquired for in a country store ana
am determined to sell the same as che0p
as the cheapeSi; it is useless to ennmer-
ate the articles, jus, call al the old stand
ON the south side of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices
i,isn trouble to chow the goods
N. b. Mos, kiudsor produce taken in
exchange. q. Il, WhLNEN'
Ottawa. July %. 1916
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FEVER & AGHE.

SO far, the proprietor has ioand it only noccS'
sary to test lis practical aud health restoring blts-
sings ia the communities where 1t hos boon in
truduced la the proud Testimonials So elected,
the worth Of the fcmiluce is made manifest; aud
ii is therefore confidently sen, upon It's healing
GRAND into the Valley Of the Mississippi. He
sends it there az medicine, now regarded IN the
Northern aud Western States as a cure whose
progress ia uudimmed, and Withouic solitary jet.
ure In short sustained wherever tested, (aud
the evidence can be furnished, f there are any
inclined to be skeplicel,) Ms "Agie- Breaking,
Fere' Remoping, and oiM-Ren0cing,"
As such MAcWENzIr's ToSic FrnmruGEis
now offered TO the hguc diseased ni Illinois, and
the States adjoining, and to those emlgranls aud
travellers who may be attacked by the Aguo and
Fever away from their homes and families J,
il submitted as an infsllhle remedy for the ter
rife local disease attendau, upon our soils, aud
the mi,sma'ic cyhala'ions arising 'hetcirom.
BY properly adhcrinp to the objections accom-.
panying it, or giving heed 10 the warnings that
the system invariably gives in advance OF malady
the constitution may not only he rescued from III
thradom TO the ravagcr. hut even its s,eolthlcs
approaches frustrated before allowed fcolhold
| 10 the prudent, wha, has heen stated ubov'
will answer as well us if n volume of veibiag'
were placed before them. To oil those who re
sist this invitation to Try q remedy that haa al
ways succeeded whenever applied, the onl,
words that can be said, arc
| The wise man pfpspe,s on the foo'tdownfal
'Tis VISIONS pnri 10 break diseases throll.
Tor sale by Tho propriciers Agent.
THOs. BAssNETT, Ottawa, illinois
AuE2F'l99
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New Drug stone.

81 Tue Subscriber has re-
4s.1S, moved to the new building
- recently erected by Geo-.
t,3 Cooley, one door north Of
- the Mansion House, where
49, he is now prepared Since
his return from The east to offer the most
complete assortment Of Drugs, Diedi-
ciaeS, Chemicals, Paiais. OILS, Glass,
and every article in the line of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with NEST every variety Of Patent MedI-
cine which has received the appreciation
Of the Medical Faculty, Offered to the
public, consisting Of
Indian Cholagrsge Ftheus'ocs's hermitage
smiths Tonic syrup Cough D,l.am
Houses Indian Tonic Eyc-wat,r
reriss do do RubciGcisrt
Bris,ar's Bi,lu MD Cherry; Cough Lozorgcs,
Bi.loI's Carm.n1li,c l."zcnges; sand. Sar>,p
rilla; Coms,ocA's d.; hea's Anti-ljljaus Pili-,
Elmore's do DO; ybiuoy' do Do; Wri-h,'s Indian
Vegetable d.; Bruces vegetable aud rouic do
Posts poor man'sd D; looper's female DO; smith
sugar coated de-; Bnndrcm's do; NsiaT's De-
Resurrection Do; Motifs pbunix blrors aud pulls
( jew Dayid's Hebrew plaster; Spohn', hcld-ach,
remedy; Cheeseman's Afabilu bal,an; Prciora
/ halsam honey; Downs blsamic olNcr, Nar,hnln
! news pink cSprct)rluG FarciIs Arabian lni
mcut; HAYS Imminent, for pI!cs; Barclays crouI
cubCbs and sarsip1ri', and many articles no
enumerated. which viii sci a. bow a. hicor'
prices. Aug. % 1851 q. l.. THOMPSON
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AZ III IOA!!
5REAT REDUCTION IL PRICES AT
T. BASSN ETT'S,
No. !, Brick BuiidingS.

NO. !, Brick Buiidings.)
M AVING lately received an addi-
4 Z. I,onaI supply OF fine English prints
and de lanes, will now sell them al
Near Tofk Uholesale Prices.
These goods are Of the finest texture,
Of the fastest and most brilliant colors
and OF the most esteemed styles. X
therefore invites al who wish to pur
chase fall dresses, to call and sc them
before they buy elsewhere, coniiden
that Ihey are both-caecI! cheoi en-! an"
cheapest"
Look at these Prices, and remember
that The Quality cant be beat
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HATS, CAPs, AND FIEs,

sNHE subscriber continues 10 manulac-
'ure and keeps constantly on hand
me largest assortment of
Hafs' Cups and all kinds Of Fur Coods
ever offered in western market.
Also, good assortment Of NtCcks,
CrarofS, Hntn Collars ard RosCnS,
Hdndherehigs Giorcs. hhius o,d
NoccasinS, LGditS' Jrareiing Ioas,
tmJrti}as, Parcsois, &c +; B,Dalo coats
ana orer Noes-wholCsa sale and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps and fur goods on as good TENS as
IN The city Of New York.
with his long practical cxporitrce in
the business and his determination TO cx.
cell in tic quality and manufacture Of his
goods, lie hopes 10 merit confluence
of the very liberal patronage lie has thus
far received.
The highest price paid for furs and
skins. J. A. SMITH.
Chicago, April, 10, lS4G ~.
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n T. W 5 / . + T.
III La Sale. III.
RICHARD CODY

1 a. UVID respectfully inIorm The
w citizens cf Peru, la Sale and
the adjoining country, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Harirare, BOoS g. Shoes,
&c, &c, &c.,
"a equal 10 any in the country. His
stock wa. selected with great care for this
market. and he feels satisfied that BIZ.
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment in the country. He re.
specially invites the farmers and others
to give him a call before purchasing else.
where, and see and judge for themselves
La Sale. March 10, 1876.
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Jack and dog chains, Simmons broad
" carpenter bench planes by ese single socket framing and hrm ch
boxes ground
hall nail aud shoe hammers hook hinges, wrought nails sho and
bacmuh and band
guard pocket wood and
moe locks and hch with closet cupboard
mills and bits brass kettles, pans grind
scales and sash
bells handles,
britannia faucets and britannia table and brick and pn
els brass and iron cu carpenters and turning pkr chop
backing srrubbing
TASKS molae
dog collars heads muk
and table and tacks, bd
SADLERY.
Three hundred pairs assorted names patent leather and plated buggy dash
handles buckles bride
We alo continue manufacture and keep hand all kinds of Tin sheet
We selling adng
of then
give to &
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For Enva!ids.

N excellent article of por, wine and brandy
"A FOR sale by July 20 Y BASSNEI
GtUNPOWDER; good sporting powder al
Va thirty three cents at BAssSErTs.
Ottawa July 10, 1876
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super dumesk, for tables, yards wide SIS
And all other things in proportion.
Attention is also invited TO my stock
Of English blanKels, counIerpar's, broad
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of which,
have a great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. | also expect to
receive in a few weeks, fun supply Of
winter goods, which will be able to sell
i0w for Cash or country Pyo!Ucc.
Ci97 y. HAssNHTT.