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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

+ A LYNCH Court ON LAKE ERIE.-A gentle
manly bIacleg took passage from Buffalo on board
the Superior, Capt Wilkinson on her last trip up.
He took a deck passage. as to give him chance
to berth with whom he pleased in the Storage
He soon selected his victim, an unsuspechng old
man, who had been so lmprudent as to show con-
siderable of a purse of money, IN making change
for his fare The fellow managed 10 get into the
same berth with the old man, but appeared very
restless till sometime about midnight, when he dis
appeared The old man missed suspender button,
pocket and his purse with ninety dollars in money
| in it. when he aWoke in the morning. lie made
complaint to the Captain, pointed out his fellow
| ledger whereupon a search instituted, but
nothing found All were satisfied OF his guilt, and
| a lynch court was Immediately organized to make
! the robber divulge. Commodore Wilkinson pre-
! sided as Judge, claiming maraume jurisdiction IN
| all such cases The fellow aTraigned, the
prosecuting witness sworn, the jury looked daggers
at the villain and he cared He said the money
would be found in one of the water closets, which
was So and the same was restored to the old man.
| The Judgment of the court then that the cul-
| prit should have "ropes end three times and re-
| peat Two stalwart men took him by each hand
and extended his arms, while Jack executed the
sentence. This took place about Is miles off this
| port on Sunday morning last. The fellow was put
ashore here and the way he ni7oied was a caution
to the cralt-[Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
STARTLING OcCuRRENcE.-1he Dubuque Re
publ can publishes an account OF the fall OF 9rolites
| in that ncighborhood In one instance, large
! stone, some six ieet in diameter, and resembling
mass OF sulphur in its descent went through large
tree crushing it to atoms, and entered the earth to
the depth OF about twelve feet, whence it alter
wards recovered by those who saw it fall. The
traces OF several smaller bodies OF the same nature
| have been discovered in that vicinity within short
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

u Where does the Racine Wing get Its authors
ty for stating that the new Territory of Minnesota
was established at the last session of Congress! NO
such territory was established the bill creating it
having been defeated by John c, Calhoun and
others of that character, who are determined that
no more free territory shallbe annexed to the Union
if they can help it. We may expect their opposi-
ton to the admission of Wisconsin, II we should
ever get Constitution ready TO present
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
Total,

VERA CRuz-The Mexican paper contains
letter rom Vera Cruz, written near the close OF the
SIEGE. which describes the sufcrings OF the lnhab-
tans under the fire OF our artillery as awful IN the
extreme Says the writer:
We are vet ignorant of the exact number OF
our killed and wounded; bat by the best dates we
have obtained estimate both at not less than one
thousand persons The damages done TO dwellings
and ediG1cs is FIVE or six million dollars, which
cannot be repaired for many years
4 LETTER WITHOUT AN ATswER.-A COM
aittCe appointed at meeting OF all parties, IN
Philadelphia to nominate Gen. Taylortor the PreSl-
aency have addressed letter 10 him in which they
EXPRESS their hope that he will not decline the
honor Lest he should the committee conclude
their letter with the remark that they neither de-
sire nor expect an answer to their letter. The
Lrdgel says, Old Jack will feel greatly relieved
when he reads the last sentence.
A. We are informed by an old acquaintance of
Gen TAYLOR, that there was not more enthuSlas-
tic admrer and supporter of Gen. Jackson and his
policy. in the whole Union, during the Presidency
OF the hero OF New Orleans; and that Gen. l. has
not since ayowei any change of senument-LSt
Louis Union.
n A new kind of fence is coming into use on
the prairies Ii Is made by setting posts III the
ground six rods apart and stretching lines OF wire
from post to post, fastening them by clamps and
suikes alter bringing them 10 the proper tension
The expense is about 373 cents per yard
REsrRRrcrIoSIsr-One OF the Waterman OF
the Post Once Department at Washington was ar
rested on Saturday Tor robb.ug the dead Letter room
and making post morton examinations OF deceased
eps,les Ills name was Pettlcord he was about
sixty and had always borne an honest reputation.
II Somebody was relnarkng in the presence o,
lIr Snooks on the economy OF person who used
no medicine in his family, bat cold water . Poor
elbow. replied SnookS, he must have had time
of il with his Mlkman, Baker and Butcher. When
4, man of family leaves off Doctors he little knows
what an ocean OF expense he launches INTO tie
will find that his children not molly eat more, but he
will have more of them 10 eat, Prudent people
cannot get along without doctors and doctor stui.-
slow bat sure ResteIlism. - Boston ChronoNpe.
SuAMErrL Palcxs-The \. Y. sun says that
The moor women engaged IN that city IN making
bags in which 10 forward corn to Europe, get only
thIee-quarters OF 4 cent FOX each bag.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
Mai. against Con.
GO11 40. Ea. SUI. GllS

Maj against Con. COZ, Ag. Fq. Sul G5lo
The Milwaukee Sentinel says" OF the counties
not returned, in the above table, Brown. Calumet
and Mantouwoc are reported to have given an az
greglle majority of 325 for the Constitution and
Crawford from 100 to POO against it. From Chip
pewa and La Ponte We have neither returns nor re-
porss The aggregate vote as far as heard from,
nlps up to $3.50. The full returns would proba-
II .aell this vote to SO or $1,000, which is very
considerably abosv Inc ls.-@+4t estimate made Of
the probable vote of our Territory
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

THE QUESTION AT REsT.-The Green Bay Re
publican says: Gen. Taylor is a Whig-a warm
admirer of Henry Clay-and an advocate OF the
great principles OF the wing party" Thus has the
vexed question to Gen Taylors politics been
set at rest The Republican says he's wing,
and the Republican knows, for it has most ju-
dicious and knowing editor who asserts nothing but
what is unquestionable.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

IL The Wisconsin company OF Infantry arrived
SAFELY at Detroit sThey were in excellent health
and spirits, and took up their line OF march Con
steamboatl from there on Monday last. There is
to be grand reyel in the Halls Of the olonjeza-
mas on the 18th of Jnly next The Wisconsin boys
will probably be on hand.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

IL The Boston Chronotype is the raciest and
most interesting paper the list of our exchanges;
and its typographical appearance is elegant in the
extreme Its subscription price, s. per year, bears
a very small proportion to the value OF the sheet.
Not the least among It's attractions, IN our estma-
ton, is the column or two of Phonotypic reading it
contains every week
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
BY LORlNG GUILD.
SPEAK NOT HARSHL1 :

MISS JULIA A. FLhi'
Speak not harshly-mucn OF cav
Every human heart must pear
Enough of shadows sadly play
Around the very sunnlest way
Enough of sorrows darkly lie,
Yelled within the merriest eye.
By thy childhood's gushing tears
BY thy grieis Of after years
BY the anguish thou dost know,
Add not to another woe.
Speak not harshly-much OF SIN
Dwelleth every heart within:
In its closely covered cells
Many a wayward passion dwells.
BY the many hours misspent-
BY the gifts to error lent
BY the wrong thou didst not shun-
BY the good thou hast not DONE
With a lenient spirit sean
The weakness Of thy brother man.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
THE OFFICIAL CANVASS,

In all of the counties OF the Territory. except
Brown, Calumet Crawford, Chippewa Jefferson, La
Pointe Manitouwoc Milwaukee and Washington,
from which no returns had been received at the
Secretarys Office up to the Sth INST The table IS
taken from the Wisconsin Democrat:
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

grrCol. Wentworth VIII accept our thanks for
two Of his extras, containing the late war news
We trust he will remember US again on any SINH
lar occasion.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

u A large Saw-Aiill, known as Dicldnsons Mill,
at Depere, near Green Bay, was recently destroyed
by fire and with it is some 10000 feet Of lumber
Loss estimated at $4,000,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

srn1LL S1uruBrs-We congratulate the DIS
c;oles 81 Faneulann upon tie adoption OF the pnn-
ciples Of their eade by the goF eminent oi Great
Pr;tan. Holding The principles that = like cures
like !" the Queen has prescribed fast, to cure the
Irish famine English paper
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

EDWARD Hicks, merchant of Green Bay, was
money.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19

II 1t is supposed that there were 10000 bbls
of flour in Detroit, at the opening oinayigation;
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-05-19
{. L. sHoLEs, EDITOR.
MORE ABOUT SCHOOLS

Il subject to ,cct the attention of our citizens is par
ticularly melted.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-05
From the lIera Cruz American Eagle.
AMERICAN ARMS.

Again victory has perched upon our
standard. and The American arms, as they
ever will be whilst borne by tho hearts OF
oak, that SO much glory in the name aud
honor Of America. are for The fifth time,
on hard fought fields, triumphant. Such
a succession of glorious battles, won by
an invading army, are far from common
in our day, and speaks wonders for the
giant of The western world Palo Alto,
Resacca, Monterey, Buenavista; (Taylor's
last ight) aud Vera Cruz-at each OF
these places the enemy have been driven
before US like The poor gull who ventures
seaward in gale, and has TO bide the
lesseuing Of the storm before turning its
head Of the direction Of land. In all Of
the enumerated battles, the enemy has had
US at a great advantage, but to no avail.
Al Vera Graz they had mol only the at-
vantage Of walled and fortified city, but
added to lis strength castle, which in the
hands of an American force would laugh
and bid the storms of war blow on. Still
the sagacily uflhe hero of Lundy's Lane
overcome Them and he had The honor of
marching into their city as its captor,
losing but handful Of men, disarming
5000 soldiers. and receiving as trophies of
the victory, not only those arms, bur near
100 pieces Of cannon standards and an
immense amount of public properly.
France gained possession Of the castle Of
San Juan by blowing up its magazine,
but the American chief took it by investing
the city and battering down its strong
holds.
What caps the climax of American glo-
ry in the manner in which lhoy wear their
laurels when won. AS soon as the enemy
is disarlnedthe istreated by us as man,
respected in his adversely and protected
from insult; 10 fact, from the highest
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-05

The current, they woAd doubt
succeeded in gaining the olheri @sss!s11i
The river in safely. @5ei,s#elts
They were supposed to 'beueafIy thirty ~
years OF age, aud valued sat abo1f1 fhitpy 49,!
thousand dollars The owners. dessrs. lss
Raymond aud Waring, have ihreeso others
elephant, one being al NeWO Orleans,
a branchof the collection, aud Sites o,heT
two at Cincinnati, .witbs aSsec6ud dsmenagsIx
ic which has winiered2 2inlhat Seifv.
will be replaced in few aud ss5g
exhibitions at Camden and Bls|in gfi5 56s
will take epIace,no,withslaudin this severe \
loss.5 s.y -
The bodieshave since beeniog ashore e
near Gloucester Point, e 8 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-05
:, = y y
Lover Sandusky Democrat: 4:

"Lo !the Poor Indian 1.-THE Delta.
says: A family of Choc1aw Indians, whose sl'
ancestors have lived immemorably ID our;
vicinity. says a Baton Rogue paper, = "a
instant and who, from a more powerful
body, have now dwinded down 10 some
haf:a dozen degraded beings, engaged;
themselves LAST week iu the solemn ONCE.
of capital punishment. II had been long
known that one of The family, in drunken
brawl, killed another. and that punishment
must follow. but the murderer and the.
friends of The murdered, have for months,
visited aud encamped togetherupon equatts'
terms. apparently enjoying the most per- 81
fec, social intercourse. On Saturday LAST,
The poor wretches, covered with rags, ami
scarcely provided with food to keep their,
souls and bodies together, camped ma
beautiful piece of woods near our towI5;
and commenced the solemn .ceremonlats
for funeral, the victim taking part5!ins
them. Towards nightfall the preparations
were finished. and the poos Indian exposes.
his naked breast, load OF buckshot hrea pys
his nearest relative. pierced bis heart, and
he fell corpse. Nearly three days were .sstsi
consumed in weeping over his grave aaa; ia. :;
then the retribu,ors Of justice wended tneir
way off 10 the swunps. s.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-05

Proclamation in Regard to French Vts-
sels.--In accordance with an Act OF Con-
gress, passed in l646. the President of the
United States has issued proclamation
announcing that "all French vessels com
ing directly from the Islands Of Miquelon
and Saint Pierre, either in ballast or laden
with articles the growth or manutactur3 OF
either of said Islands, and which are per-
rnilted to be exported there from in Amer
lean vessels, shall from This date be admit.
ted into the ports of the United States on
payment Of no higher duties on tonnage,
or 90 their cargoes aforesaid, than are
imposed on American vessels, and OIL like
cargoes imported in American vessels"
Death of Prince Murat.-The Tallah.
assoc papers Of the 18th inst, announce the
death of Prince Charles I.ouis< Napoleon
Archille Murat, son Of Joachim and Caro-
line Bonapa,ie Muaat, King aud Queen Of
Naples, aged 46 years, 2 months and 25
days. He died on the 18Th inst, at his
residence in Jefferson county. He was
buried a, Tallahassee on the 20lh, and his
remains followed to tue grave by large
concourseof citizens. Minute guns were
fired during the morning, aud he was bu-
rled at his own request, with the imposing
ceremony Of the Masonic Order.
!. Gen. SCOTS Forces.-Tho official field
return of the forces under Gen. iScolt, on the
25th OF March before Vera Cruz, shows an
aggregate Of l3,47O-one Of the best dis.
lciplined & mostgallant corps in the world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-05

cT0W utG correspondence " He S"HT' SonIse'' :
WASHINGTON; April %.
II lappears that there will be no further
organized opposition to American arms
in Mexico. But sill the prospec, Of peace
is very distant. No treaty could be relied
upon by US under present circumstances.
Mr.. Beach in recent letters from TIE city
Of Mexico, holds out the prospect Of
speedy peace, bot relies upon very
complicated mode Of obtaining it,-sepa
rate treaties with states and new confede
rations of states, and the forcible seizure
and appropriation of al.lhe territory north
Of the 26th degree of latitude. II will
require much time and money, too, to es.
tablIsh a.peace on that basis.
The government will keepits own coun-
sells on this subject. Blu, enough is known
10 show that MIR. Trist has not gone to
Mexico on any empty ground. Indepea-
IDENTITY of opinions held out some members
of the adminisraliunthat the offer is def.
nile and reasonable, it sends his own i'm
mediate representative, his chief clerk
whom he had proposed to make by law
wba, he in fact. is he assistant or provi-
sional Secretary. Of Stale, without au-
thority to do something. Besides, know
enoug h ofMr. Iris, aud his situation to
convince me that bewould not go to Mex
leo as mere bearer Of dispatches.
The following highly interesting intel
lgence is from the "Union" of this day.
1t taffords prospect of pence, in case the
demands of this Government should be
reasonable. Il
1--WE have seen letters from Vera Cruz
to the 5th April, inclusive, which state
iha, the conflict Of arms between the rival
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-05-05

Intoxicating Liquors to the Indians. -
The Secretary ofWar has ISSUED regula-sa
:ions Of stringent character, prohibiting;
according 10 law; the Introduction Of iri-
loxiicaiiug liquors the lndianuibss,f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
GREAT BARGAIN.

VvOR SALE-The equal undivided
half of a FIGURING MN, with two
pairs Of French burr stone, one for Gus
TON and one fer merchan! work; two
bolts screen smut mill corn shelter,
and Everything in complete order for Gus.
tom and merchant work. Also, a saw-
mill, in good oder; two dwelling hou
ses and store--one new two STORY
house-md several oulbuldings with
100 acres Of land Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigablc water lhat intersects
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
A good uie and Immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance TO suit purchaser. Enquire oI
NJ. F.. HOLSTER, Esq. at the cour'
house. or a, Cushman & GridIey'ss,ore.
June II, 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
Nntulc's own Prescription.

The h,ss a Ettma. the Wild Chcrrv B,ik
and Pine of our northern attitudes are the prir-
cpul ingredients in the compound. The great
secret in its efficacy consists IN the mciIod lv
which they ore rreputed. such ia fact J., the rp-
ture aud simplicity al this medicine. 20 powerful
la action, yet 30 mild, safe, and pleasant in is
action. that 1t must be- partly tcrmrd 'Naturr's
own Pre.criprinr;' and although but tive yeats
have elapsed stroo thry were tirot made pubic.
wc en- proudly say, 1t has acquired celclrty
unpr c,dcul,d BIS any m,dirirr in use aud is
evidently desliucu L. hrcome the most popular
, aud valuable medicine ever discovered
The great remedy tor uli diseases Of the Lungs
continues to send JOY and bappo,ss to many
cNcohul hW-,ide and stI.I there l. room To dif.
fuse lis kindly hralh-gNue magical wand
. Whosocvcr will, let hlm come aud be cured
NGj Another Invalid Restored 10
Health.
Tread the FLOWN; statement Of ficts f ON
Nh Ell Bailey, highly respectable merchant Of
Vienna, johnson courly, Illinois
/ NeSHs Piclps y BhkfIg. 81. I.ni.. No.
/ Gcntcmrn.--A desire 90 benefit ihc pllliclcd
throughout lne land, has 0lyrc induced ne to
make The f,'ioNiug statement Al facts respecting
'rc Of The mn.t astonishing c'vo ever recorded
7 Wy sun. NV .rycU'e,u wears uil, has been If
/ llic,ciduuug bisvRI, io WITH 20 constant cough,
I''" ~ ''e '"' "Nu ''','' accompanied wan
! "H'' '''"> "''" W. 'g' '.'''' ",'" i''u''u
/ e'tai enaritti'n and debility aud at intervals
dur ns the night h.Sr>Pgc'ro'n"n Nouid become
So s'e", 'N 10 eno1'H'' MS we rom 'lahrGa-
u'"' po''h2 ',', uW, H. was "''ehd' Il 10y ma
I ny pay '''''s 81 iis h'Ih'st IePuir, whose pc
/ '"P"u' gave Out temp ''U''-ln TACT 90
/ '"n.'N wee '"F y, 'I''u'S' 'nu ~ '"NtWfa'e
was MS u'ita.e' "', vas c'mFeIsd to believe
/ him b'5o'" '"' ',"" y meg e"',"'
] @'Lo, DOR "r's'"''' an" TRENDS VINO fa" hIm'
'G'"'" u'" '~ 'N' "n' was ''Poy 1fi'o'ch-
/ ing 'nt''y ana '''n''nic grave amer ba'ng
! mus 'ANa'S''" '"* 50 '' '"f ''-, FhlS'eia,s
! "ih'ul' Na. nun! '.''''i "as Pi'''i 90 up'hty
! me "H''e 81 a i'l'h' 10 MAKE zee 81
JIi,fGr'S IC|,C7, Of TTJil CLfrrty
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.

.THNHE subscriber has just received
from New York. Philadelphia and
st. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock of drugs, medicines, dye smns,
paints, oils, putty. glass and glassware,
&c. Sc: also.he hes, quality Of brandies
and wines Tor medical purposes.
N. lB. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchases
call a, the old stand on the south side of
the public square, and examine livestock
boro,ep urchasing elsewhere
July %. 1916 q. r WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
New DRUG SiGIC.

n THE Subscriber has re-
s,2,ga moved to the new building
~ recently erected 10y George
tt-9 Cooley, one door north of
the Mansion House, where
----- lie is now prepared (since
his return from the east 10 offer the most
complete assortment Of Drugs, Nedj-
ciaes, ChemicaiS. Pants. oils, Glass,
and every article in the line Of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety of Patent Mtdl-
cine which has received the APPROPRIATION
Of the Medical Faculty, Offered TO the
public. consisting Of
indian Chohgogue Flhens'ock's Vermifuge
smiths Tonic syrup Cough B,lsam
Houses Indian Tonic Eye-watcr
Ferris's 40 do Ruhefacirut
tirstnr's Dis1m wild Gheuy; Cough l.o1ang"s,
Bistnl's Carminl'ive lozcrges; sands Narsaru.
rlla; Comslnck's do; Lees And-hitlinus ftls;
Elmnre's do do; Phin"y's do d.; Wrlht's lndlts
Vegetable d.; Briggs vegetable und tonic d.;
Posts poor ms1'sdr; "COPPER" female DO; smith
sugar coated d.; BmnlreIh's do; Ni-'ar's DE-;
Resurrection do Morit's phrniy bi'tcrs md Pills;
lew Dayid's Hebrew plaster; Spohn's hcad-achC
rcmedy: Cheesenan's Arabiyu 'lssm; pecto,a
hnl.am hoGrv; Dnwn's Jll>an.ic cliNer; Darhoo.
news pink rypect,nn'; Farreii>' Arsbau I'M,
neot; lIayr L'ninen,. f,r plies, Barclays cr1ul
cuhobs AMI s1-soporih, and many ailic'o. ua
,nunerl,cd. which viii s,ll as low as hicaG'
prices Aug % 1851 g T.. THOMPSON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
NOTICE.

DERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing
4 lots in tho OTTAWA Cemetery" can
have the same cor 80 each, i(,aken before
the lst Of May next, after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion 10 the value Of the improvements
made. G. II. NORRIS.
March i9,lsl7. 30--,f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14
THE GREAT AMERICA REMEDY ron
Consumption OF tie lungs

.aG,ciic"s cfthe Lircr, .RstAma, Bon
chitis, pain or ~Cobness ortte Brcosi
cr Lungs, Chronic Coughs, Picuri-
~, Nmoroge ofHe lungs, and ali
Tie CGtciio"s cf Ike Iu'moHary Dr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14

.Sccese bat Deserred.-A young min.
istsr. diniug a, the house Of gentleman
who bad recently paid visit 10 the me.
,ropolis, expressed l'is sorrow TIA, hi.
host should have heard him preach at,r,
having heard so many great guns in Lon
don. Tile reply was very promptly made
.Iiis,' said be. .'some tines a relief l.
hear . rop-gun. after so many-eroa, gon.'
The angler Tor compliment, was silent.
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Mark this well.

MARK ms we'll.
A GUE--There is no necessity for
IA any one to have the Ague when it
is so satisfactorily proved tina, Macken.
zie's Tonic Febrifage will effect radical
cure. So convinced are the proprIeiors
Of this fact, that they have authorized
their agents to refurd tie money in all
cases where it fails, mhsn tie directions
arc strictly complied ~ib.
Y. BAssSETT,
TH1 Agent for the Proprielors
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-05-14

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSl!

NAV GUUD0I INV GUUUS n
y HAVE justreceiyed from New YORK
a large stock of dry goods, compris'
ing almost every article in this line usu-
ally euquired Tor in country store ana
am determined TO sell the same as cheap
as tie cheapest; ii is useless to enumer-
ate the articles, jus, call at the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
it's no trouble TO show the goods.
n. b. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. Il. WAbhEh.
Ottawa, July %. 1876