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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28
SANGS. RICHARDS L PLATT,
aus6 Il 2Oi Broad way.

~ For your Teas 90 The Hong Kong Tea Company.
70 Ca herinss opposite Oak a. Their stock comprises
every variety Of he lAtes and most choice mpoustons
but the Rresess wonder IT, how sheyi el cheap Many
think their four shilling Ooong equal to tho hest usually
sod i've six shings their Young Hysons srs qai1e
cheap and their shilling Coaees which roasted
and ground daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28
Business Notices.
FALL FASHION HAT

WARNocks soi Broadway. vii tbs cay tursS,..
their Fall FASH n Of 0eutienen's Bat.
UvFAsHIOyABLE mrs
20 per cent reduction from standard pries. ~.y,
msde hebalsnee Of rrusiDng on ssnd Of N.
fashions. (su9sl WARNOcKs 90 s,o.Sw,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

BATH HOUSE. L. I-Our correspondent from the
place Just named is respectfully informed that we
do not choose to tell the public how Miss o looked
and MIRA P walked. and Miss p dressed or
danced at some fancy ball quiet dance At summer
watering place People r0rtA talking OF must DC An
noyed BY this sort Of notoriety. They 40 70 one Of
-. simmer resorts In pursuit OF health and
tiou-uo, 10 Be exhibited In tne newspsper-snd srs
.pt % mark the journals which parade their Initials Ana
residences with accounts OF their LOOKS dress oePNt
men, d.ncinR Sc II there be class who IKE 10
b. made the sabect OF this Of public gossip tney
csnno, possibly Be worthy snybodys atiennon-"e
have never visited the Bath House but presume our cor
respondent Is right in bis warm communications OF i'
comfort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

SAVE YOUE MONEY rs THs MOTTO -JosEs, No tbs
a. nssr Museum, sslllng The very beet tHs fxe
calf dress boos ~ u 5O-seeOnd qualify do. - u ~
gfess BoOis 90 Oslisrs eqgeuy low tor cash coli ~
goods sold by jones, AnusL are vaITactsd " tw ~
action. Give bin call sz@s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

II Our Acknowledgements are again due 70
Messrs cloyes and Dennis for Boston papers Their
polite attention TO the Of the press 10 highly sp
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

DALLEY's Pax EXTRACTOR and eitisns
should be without supply Of his sssdst end o.
rivsled ointment Country dealers supplied The rod
liberal term. at Wholesale and rels depot 2o5 Broad
way 1t must from them to be genuine. counter
feits sbosnd H. DALEY 4 co. 208 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

MARYLAsD-Hon. JoBS G CHAPMAs has been
nominated for reelection by the Wings OF the lst
District of Maryland composed Of Calvert Charles
St Mays, Montgomery, and Prince Georges Coun
tie, with most of Anne Arundel He can hardly
b ave less than 900 majority.
Hon. join P. KENNEDY we trust. will represent
Baltimore City in the next House. His ability
experience, and enlightened devotion TO the Whig
cause will render his services most desirable. and
we trust the Wings of his District are preparing
for an effort worthy ofhim and Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

- .pvo,. Bush ~ RrPLY TO T. L. - q" land
"a I'll 8, pabiisAed on Monday, y pO'''''' ~ p"
mgr tlan Se could hnve des'red' 6ss zee oe''e'e
,s.sa 20 tie points made against Ia" By T. L.
~, ,rv,t ne are coming IN ss1 Of ne end 81 ~"
il. in our columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

DIAMOND POINTED Colo PEss-Thoss who wish to
procure good Gold Pen ala low price, should 60 to J.
w GREAToS Co II CedsrsL whers be found the
pens Of all the celeb aed masers al prices lower
lhsn elsewhere. They do not advertise to ,e tbs best
pens In the city Tor g. and sss s. for others thoush
they haze pens and case from 81 upward and The genuine
Albert O. Rasley 81 IS ONLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

Di-PAT0HBs zoe TER raiBuEs
BY ELECTRIC TELEG HAPH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

~. The prsprie,ors Of the Ion and American Eagle
advertise that boat ercept theirs will b. permitted TO
lsod at coney Island take the liberty Of advising
them through this medium, that we'll know the right
guaranteed me BY maritime law and no power on earth
shall deter from acting up % those rights my right
10 land there has been and piu ren1ta undstuted and
shall continue 70 exercise IL az long ss deem proper
Yours respectfully p. Il. SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

0oLD PEss-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL The New York
Gold Pen Compan Manufacture splendid article Of gold
pens which they offer reduced prices a. their cepo; g
Johu corner Hssssn Also for sale pens Of all he most
celebrated stamps Gold pens repsTed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

~ RIcatLTEU DnnosO Pointed GoLO PESs wihou
dispute hs beU ard cheapest Of the day and now
selling for o. only by EWArsos IS wi sm It, door
below Wsls and J. Y SAVAGE. % Fulton-st, who have
the exclusive sale OF hem All other kinds Of gold pens
wholesale retail the best terms be found In The
city. Levi Browns Premium Pens at reduction Of 10
per Other pens 81 aud 81 o-sod for 81 81 and 81
elsewhere. Gold Pens earefnIy repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

M,IST-SASFoRD KISGssERRY is the Wing
candidate for Congress in the Bangor District he
has chance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-28

~ Gen TON THUMB holds his ieyees In New
Haven on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday next and
then proceeds 10 Hartford Middletovn &c. he VIII al
terwsrd visit the principal towns In NewJer'ey and
PENNSYLVANIA and in the Pail 90 10 Charleston Savannah
Mobile. New Orleans and Havana returning early IN the
sprpz via 81 Louis Cincinnati and Pittsburgh when be
retire. forever from public life TO eroy The immense
fortune which he has smassed during hs brilliant ca
reer Of Eve years. P. T. Barnum. Esq the Generals
presiding genius accompanies this extraordinary little
phsnomenon In this farewell tour through bis native
country.
PEREsoLOGY-Mr. Fowler is now IN the CIty
and will remain short tme His professional services
may be obtained st l3l Hssssu-st In Clin'oa Hal we
understand hat the Uranium Of the celebrated A. Ds
Wis mas recently been submired 10 the Inspection OF MI
Fowler who will doubtless give the result oil nis exAni
nation TO the public through te PArsa0ogeal Journal
which BY the way ssniSs eireul-sion equal 10 any
other monthly work published In our City.
sD.Rxss AsALrsIs OF TIE FREscz VERBs-
Some persons hare called to inquire Of where this
work 10 TO b had We believe u u not yet regularly
uublsshsd and do not know that 70 10 for sale Of any
plAes n The CRY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26
Per "Wcstcru Rri,c,v

.
George Il. Waher.-Ii6 hhLs q q .,a,, 81
ss' k'' collie. bxs Havana sugar. 81 hrs t.n
ons' D lletces sugnr, 0 bes lepper q hn,.,
pipes, Reg merchandise, | bale o., 2 brls niI
" az plinlod pals, 10 h1s raisins 3 bale. o,,n
ny bags, hxs tobacco, . do preserves. 3s2 h,i.
m"lasscs, 20 do tar, do rosin 2 hf b,s reh.cco
Z scks Il a salt. bx vias. h1 mrrcbapJ;,,
l e1 medicines, brl alcohol, 10 do hhiskcy. leo
kegs nails.
j. q, NdHinger.-2 hrls molasscs 2 bx,so,p.
"a hedcords, mat cassia, bn shaving soar. .
Urls drl d apples, reams wrapping paper, coil
c"rdoge, hxs herring, hgs eol,r, BIZ mu,.
thrc hi hrl nee, bS merchandise. hrl vinegar.
) pxs r'isIns, | bx pipes, | bundle grape vines.
T. L, Boughion.-2 bundles paper. 8 brls mo.
lasses 3 hhds n sugar, 10 bes Rio c, h,,. +,
bundle percussion caps. bale tsine, | bx mus.
nrd, do merchtz Q do oranges. do lemons.
do glass. do tea. bundle merch, q. ream.
bwn paper, mats cassia, 4 bxs soap, 5 .ckss,.
pies, bfl peaches. bH vinegar, 4 drums figs. 1
bS pepper sauce, brl bTlndy, BIZ pickles / br
merchandise.
G. Bur- 40 bundles sacks, do twinc.
W. W. Lo'o.- o h,s brs,les, ] sack do, bxs
furssnd beeswaS, ! do lurs.
ToIg q Andyson,30 steel plows.
G.. p. Bsker.--l33 bIs lemons. I do figs, Q
b'ls pecans. cask currants, Gsil dates, key
grapes. u bxs rasin., SEX BruziI nuts, | uerce
cocoa nuts.
ID. Hrm0n, Peru.-2 bIs drugs. hid SUI
gar. bfls sugar house mulasses, 9 do n O de-, 4
bags coffee. brl loaf sugar, bgs shot, | hfbx
tobacco, / bundle nutmrgs, IF chcs, tea, 1 scr
pepper key spice bags shot.
JJha II VmdH, Peru % brls y q molrs.es,
hi sugar house de-, do sugar . scks coffee, .
brls vinegar, l bundle lead b.s .h,i. 10 kegs
white leae, 2barels pork, hoIs mcrchand H., 2
plows, 3 tejsteads, table, Q packages merchan.
dze.
+ D. b tu,ier. Peru - II bars iron IS hndl.
do. Al bars sPrins STEEL q slabs do do, brl n y
sugar
Day 4 Bco!hers Peyu.--5 bales Oznaburg
sacks.
". Wright, PlGnfcM--l hid n o sugar. /
bag c. flee, brl m"lisses, bd golden syrup.
Fre,,h discharged beiwsen 81. Lous and Pc
ru - pks merchant ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26
Liberty Convention.

10 pursuance Of the call Of tho Central Com
Mite. number Of the Liberty voters Of the
counties Of La Sale and Grundy met at the
Court House, in this place, on Saturday the 2O,h
inst, for the purpose of nominating candidates
for delegates, to represent said counties in the
convention, TO meet in Springfield on The first
Monioy 10 June, A. u. is47, to amend the State
Constitution.
The Rev. Chauncy Cook was called TO the
chair and David l.. llough appointed secretary,
The object Of the meeting having been stated,
the Chairman requested the members Of the con-
vention TO resolve themselves into o committee
Of The whole, and name suitable persons for cam
diia,cs of the Liberty party whereuPon the fol-
lowing gentlemen were unanimously nominated
by the convention:
Cu,uScr Cook, and Dawn l.. HoueH, Of
La Sale county, aud TnoMAs LoSouyAp, Of
Grundy county.
Altrr brief remarks from several membcS OF
the convention. il was Resoited, Jha, The pro.
cscjines Of the con invention he signed by the Pre-
lden, aud Secretary, md copies thereof be fur
ni-hsj the Consi,!uiionahSt and OHo,ca Free
Tiat.r a. Oumwr, and he Weston Citizen Of
Chicago, with ,hc ,cques, that 'hr sane be paJ-
Ashrd in ead papeu.
Upon nation, the convention wss then I'd.
iauw,J CHAuNCY COOK,
P,rH5em
DAVID O., Hlreb
S.tsHy.
-.-aaaa-.-a-a.-a-
9.uol ,at new lui0 wrns llto opcrauon u
n5p'1s) ,hsro hos tcc1 iuroued into 1he " ~
ffJm o,hcr oopnmc7, nearly quito t't a'Hon
Of specie.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26
Latest Ne,rS from Horrisburg.

HARHisnrRG, Pa. Ju'y IS. 1876.
Dr. y jiyne-Dsar SiI-Mr John J. Mirr,
rcsiding on the Cumberland side u the river.
j,tc,lY opposite ,hls place, called on me- few
days siuce. and stated that his Vie was cured Of
a very severe cough, which .he had been lrouL-
led with Tor . long time by the use Of your E1.
pec,orant. Before she commenced using it, sh.
had become so weakened aud reduced us 10 be-
Obliged 10 keep her bed with every appearanc.
OF having deep-seard Consumption and he had
very liltIe hopes If her recovery, especially on
the night before she commenced using the Ea.
prci"rant. Her cough was so tight aud severe
that he did not think she could live til morning,
and three bottles. which he procured from mc.
restored her To perfect health lie wishes me 10
communicate these facts TO you.
Respectfully yours, NJ. LUTZ.
n B-Your Gannnati,e Balsam answers adj
miraby the purposes for which it is intended,
ard is quite in demand. NJ. l..
For sale by & Z Walker, Ottawa. 81
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T.. a.iic Drs,oc,n,ic Convention.

The Drorerefs Of the several Precincts OF III,
Csun,y Of la Sale, arc requested 10 meet ~
steir respective frccircls, at J o'rlctk +. ". On
Saturday she day Of April next, a, their u.ual
rl'ces ot meeting, snd elect the usual numbcr
~ Delegates 10 ,t,cnd cnunly couScn,inn 10
hp held at the Court House in Ottawa on Tues
day the SIKH day 81 April next, at , n'clrck, p.
NJ. to select two Dn,ocynfic csnlid,t,s To be-
supported at the ensuing election Tor members OF
the Convention 10 amend inc Constitution Of
this State; aud alsn, in connrxion with The ten
Delegates from Grundy county 10 scec, one can
candidate TO be supported as The Delegate from
La Sale an Grundy counties to said Cons,i,u.
tional Convention.
d. &, COOK,
SAMUEL, ". RAYMOND.
4. ". >LLONAY,
WM. BARBER.
THOMAS LARK!N,
ConmiHrc.
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The CITY Roiti in thi, place. which has been
undergoing repairs far the lasi few months, has
now beeo rc-operej by Messrs. fisaru a
SnirH. The building is located ia tie most
pleasant and business part # The town, and well
situated Tor the convenience Of tIa,e lrs aud
s"lnurners. II has been thoroughly repaired and
newly lithd ur, aud from the known business
qualifications ofihe present. worthy proprieIors.
we have no doubt II will lie conducted IN a NAM
ner highly rr,diiable TO themselves and the COM
muni,y IN which they reside.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

q We observe Ivy The sshingion Union,
FIkIn, has been arpo'n'cJ SECOND lieutenant in
the Marine c"Tps. Dr.. d has been resident Of
this place but shOri time, yrt he has many
warm friends, and will take with him to his
new field of lab'rs, the good wishes of many
warm peIs' nj aud poliral friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

The report lhst Col 6eaion had resigned his
commission on account Of the Administration
refusing To recall Gems. Tayior and Scott, is
c"ptradlc,'d, We learn from gentleman Just
arrived from st. louis that Col Benton has
Jeff that city for New 0fleans and the army +,
and that he is now probably at Ne. Orleans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

which are interesting. and would be lm-
Poriant were they authentic; but enough
is known with certainty Of the position
Of affairs on the Rio Grande and at Sal
lilo TO excite alarm, without aggravaling
II BY Mexican rumoIs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

.9necdote Wifh Moral.- When
Charles II chartered the Royal Society, il
is narrated Of him that he was disposed Ia
give the philosophers royal. bu. at the
same time wholesome lecture:
"Why is ii, my lords and gentelmen,"
said he. ",ha, il you Gil vessel with wa.
,erao the very brim so tina, il will no,
hold single drop more, yet. putting tur'
DO, into the water, i, shall no, overflow
the vesscl!"
Many were the sage conjec,ures (; that
the fish would drink as much water as
compensated for his own bulk-,hat hs
condensed the water to that amour,
That tho air-bladdcr had something to
DO with the phenomenon f; and hundred
others, which were propounded and aban.
doned in their turn, much TO the amuse-
ment o; the merry monarch. AT length
Mr.. Wren afterwards Sir Christopher
mojes,ly asked,
"Bu, is your majesty sure tina, such
would be the case 7"
"Ay. there !" exclaimed his Majesty,
laughing, "you have il; always, gentle.
men. find out whether the thing he true,
before you proceed 10 accoun. for il; then
| shall not be ashamed Of the character ]
have given you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

During the present week We have had three
arrivals Of steamboats, from 81 Louis. viz: a.
Western Beiie, ard Santa Fc. As to tire guam
THY Of mcrchandize for this place, We publish
the manifest Of the Western Belle, which we
think is the larges, cargo ever landed a, our
wharf at one time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

Died..-On Sunday, March .ls,, u, his resi-
jence in !histown, lIrsRr PIcKsSs, aged sixty
two year, formerly Of Middleboio, N ass.
On the 22l inst, Of inflammation Of the brain,
CAroS, aged 4 years, Q months and days.
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a Pleasant Parior Inmate. Miss
FULLER, in her last letter communicated
from Europe to the columns Of the New
York Tribune, mentions having became
acquainted with DR.. Souihwood Smith,
The well-known philanlhropist.
"0n visiting him." says the Lady. 1--WE
saw an object which ] had often heard eel.
ebraIed and had lhu'l would he revolving.
but found, on the CONTRARY. an agreeable
sight; this is The skeleton ofJEREMy BEy.
THAN. II was at Bcn,ham's request that
The skeleton, dressed in the same dress
that he hab,ually wore, stuffed out to an
exact resemblance OF life, and with por-
trait mask in wax, the best | ever saw,
sits there as assistant to DR. Smith in his
studies. The figure leans little forward.
resting The hands on stout stick which
Benlham always carried, and had named
'Dapple.' The attitude is quite easy; the
expression Of the whole mild, winning,
yet highly individual.
"Ii is known tina, Benlham, in order to
oppose in the most convincing manner Tie
prejudice agans, dissection Of the human
subject willed his body to the surgeons,
and in a codicil, subsequently written,
made final bequest Of his skeleton TO his
friend DIR. Smith"
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CONSUNPIVON CURED.-Ine
following le',e, is from highly respectable mer-
chant dated

chant dated
l.Ewrsrowx, n. Y. Sept 10, 1914
DR.. d. Jdyne-Dcar Sr:--lt is said by physi-
cians, aud Is by the mass of mankind believed,
that consumption cannot be cured--,hat when
once it becomes seated in the human system,
nnthlng can eradicate or stay its progress, but
that it will continue its work of destruction ut-
I'll It's victim sinks into the grave.
However true this may be in theory, I am dis
posed to joub, i, in fact indeed, my own expe-
Renee. and a desire 10 benefit others, cumpels
me TO pronounce the. assertion untrue. You
will probably recoecl sir, that in the beginning
Of 1870 | wrote to YOU, stating tina, had The
Consumption. and that it was fast hurrying me
to the grave. did nc. then. nor do now doubr,
every symptom was too painfully visible. My
physicians considered me incurable, but the ad-
vice which nsked of you was given, and am
happy to say that by using few bottle Of yout
incompatible medicino--ihe Frpeciorani,I was
restored, aud never in my life have enjoyed
better or more uninterrupted health than since
that time. IT, you should see me now, you would
not imagine by my appearance that had ever
been sick, much less that had had the con-
sumption: but that am still living, | ascribs
wholly and entirely To your Erp6ciorapk
LEONARD SHEPPARD.
For sale by G L Walker. Ottawa. SO
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Strrtd him rigH.--Abnur O. Of the sovereign
people Of Green Day, recently arrested chSp,
and after administering coat Of tar, rode him
on a rail gu, Il the town, Tor marry ing second
wife when his first had OILY been dead i've days
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

''e Of '"""k' 10 the i.ndirs Or Os,n v,.
GJAi meel'ng Of the Sons OF Tempe,,nc.
OF "OrrawA DIVISION, No. o." held in ~.
Temperance Hall, March % il wa. ,prceJ h.,
unanimous 'o;e Of said Division, that +, yo,.
OF 'h'''ks be rendered to the Ladies of ,hi. place
Through the columns ,f the Free Trader -,
'of The Kind and generous assistance render, d ,o
sa'u Division by them making their R-ya ia"
by order of the Wp
WILLIAM W. CayAnLr,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

The Spring term Of our Circuit Court com.
mencrs it. Session to-day in this place.
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Mtx'ca. aud he hoped shortly To our own
country. ilis appearance made favor
able impression on our officers aud men.
We have now been here five DAYS, bu,
know nothing as 10 the time We shall
leave.
shall write you frequently and ihro'
you Ia my family should circums iances
favor 1t. ! am very respectfully,
JNO. p. GAINES.
To tbs letter is appended the follow
ing postscript without signature, and
written by another hand We presume
the Information 1t contains is entirely au.
ihenlic.
MAJ. Gaines and party (07l lel, :he
capital on the l5lh of February. the off.
GERS were supplied with horses for the
road, and doubtless be allowed their pa
role on arrival"
"Of such i. the Ia i.. ON Of Heaven
We were readiug, says an Exchange.
the Kew. Orville Dewey's Address To the
public from meeting in Washington in
The presence Of some children on Friday
evening. In it the sentence occurs
'MoIher.' said child dying of starvation,
as one OF the letters repnris-'mo,her.
give me three grains of corn = That l.
what (amished Ireland says to us. The
little ones were attentive and absorbed,
and the conversation for some time was
directed towards the misery of tina, un.
happy country. The mex, morning after
breakfast. as we stood at the back " window
We saw little girl about four years old.
feeding her pet chickens with crumbs of
bread. We opened the window and re-
minded her that there was other food IN
the kitchen closet for them. oh yes
said she, i know and kRpiss knows it
10. but no matter, this will do.
Some time after. as we were reading.
the lluIe one came tn our eide with pa.
per roll and handed i, to US. saving,
Cans you send this to the poor lule
Irish girl that is starving!'
What is i, p we asked.
'kippies' breakfast was the reply.
We opened tit was one of the paper
cornucopias which Santa Claus had
filled with bon bons for stocking at christ
mas, but in place of the confec,ions it wa.
now .Med NTH corn! The vo,ive offer
ing Of a child. But this was not all. Pour.
ing the corn out on The table, a, the pape-
bag We found cent, taken from the Tile
treasure store which had been gsrner.d
Tor future uses. We placed the money and
Inc seed as we found them, and " i'll take
care that they are delivered according to
The childish request.
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-AnO'h'r RtqrSiton for TnQps-Dr. Jarvis
who arrived at New Orleans on the l4,h, bro
a reqnisiiinn for more troops. The following i,
the requsiion as published in he evening Mer
curry ofihe 18th inst.
"HgAp Qu,nrFns. camargo. }
March , 1917. !
"Sir:--f send an officer To Head Quaitrrs al
w ashlrGi0n, making r"quistinn on the Pc,
iden, Of the United States for fifty thousand 81 ,
months volunteers. An communication hiss foI
several days been cut of between his place and
The army above. and see NJ ndcqusie rrhef I'M.
side of New Orleans. | request YOU, therefore
to call out ten thousand men Of this character %
troops, and anticipate they will be recognized
under the call Of the President.
AS fast rs any considerable frrc can be ac-
cunulated, let them be forward, d TO Brazus San.
tiago. All troops, as far a. practicable, should
be armed before leaving the United States. and
the officers commanding companies should take
in charge ammunition enough 10 distribute IN
case of emergency. forty rounds nj least.
Very respectfully your "bed'i. scrv'i.
Samuel. Il. CURTIS, Col. CONG.
To the Governer of l.oui.iana."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26
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II is stated that more have persisted Ivy famine
in poor Ireland than thase " no fell by the cho'c.
"a in that dreadful year Of death.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-03-26

There are some women we like yer,
much to talk with, and sc, we should b,
ma means fancy 10 marry ,hem--ior the
same reason we would not like TO make ;
dinner all Of spices.
Because mtn like to walk with a pret,,
women in the streets, it does not follow
that they should all want to marry her
Every Thing has its uses, AID even :
women who Is mcrely pretty and nothing
more has hecs.
AcoIdn!to the natural order Of ding.
ngIluess OF body aud soul should always
be found together, and IT, certain exieu
it ever is 50. For though Satan. or III,
evil mind, NAV enter. as OF odd. into
"lhe most beautiful of the beasts Of III,
held,' IN shor, time it must lose lis G
rect position, and begin to crawl.