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vis;,e annointsd law he Esacu,ixa,he adiuan, Gem.
iS,'ets, IPPo'aotu " .ie -, -
raj oenS ven onrao, h ~ , ,e i,cge, and
;h, ~ .r,,, $685. and hooars and rrsnl
t'Sp, IA uo'ioIiuS 'e,"il Wy ~ .1,.. .,l fe.
ing when are eHe si,ns Say oy ."e
VI" NY VI u any Iy oo,eRe ~ NJ csei sosrn,.,a.n,
w T. Unssps NJ Ioint Do and Pro,r..or of Nsig.
, g 80 AiN'' "a 80 49, 49,
t'i w ~ E AZ p,ocessor of ,hsn,,icS and Civil
r; 4, iWn' " 49,
WINS A NJ pyoC.ssor of Anc,,o, and Modern
o. ~ ' 80 49, -
y n Eop ,rs,rp cso prosssor of Law Moral Scisnes
and Political Economy.
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NTULLER'S Physics and Msteorology, BY J. hui-
wi ler Professor of Physics at the University OF rrooas
first American edition, volume, with oSs engraving
This day published. r,vrop
Feb IL r. IAfLoh
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All persons who were. the passage the Of LIST
March, 1911 In possession, by actual occupancy of any
portion OF the mineral lands embraced in this proclamation
under authory OF lease or written permit from the Secre
AIRY OF war; Tor the purpose of mining thereon and all per-
sons who shall be in po,sesson by actual occupancy of
1S set forth in the act of list March, 1897 above men
toned authorized TO enter and purchase the same al
prescribed by that act and no less any time before the
day fixed the sale OF those nncr,
lands making proof OF possession and occupancy and in
compliance with those terms to the Register and Receiver
the Treasury and all persons entitled the right Of pre-
empton any Of the agricultural rnds embraced in this
fiction of the Register and Receiver and make payment
hersfo practicable after ~srx this notice and be-
fore the day appointed for the of the pub
lie sale OF the lands embracing tract claimed otherwise
such pre- cnption claim will be forfeited
The certhcae Of the mineral agent ut Saut Ste Marie
holding under )easss perns those In the
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Every person entitled to the right Of presumption any
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enumerated, is required establish the the salts
faction of the register and receiver OF the proper land Office
and make payment therefor the of dollars per
acre. the price fixed by the of third August 1886
practicable after seeing this notice and before the day
appointed for the OF the public sale OF the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
shall be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Eah 2l-laANSH
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NEW MUsIC.-Iust received. the Glowing uusic
IN at the old establl shed door fgllcf
Hole which will be sold onsiouTh less than ball price
WM FISCHER.
Fading Flowers. Music by 4. Horn.
Jenny Limbs song OF Home.
IT'S sweet night BY Masscit
The dying girls farewell. by Bauus.
Sleep, gentle Mary. BY w ]. Lemon.
Plantation Melodies BY Winnemorr.
History Of the World By A. Clspp
La Belle SavoyaIde Polka BY Bessner.
Camilla Waltz BY Richardson.
Pictures of Life waltzes. BY Strauss.
Elan Waltz. BY Brcher
Cymbene Waltz. BY l. Sttach.
La Calora Waltz. BY N II. Blown.
The Cricket Waltz BY Granger
Every country has its charms, waltz.s
Excelsior Waltz BY J. Munck.
The Weston Galtopade BY kleber.
The Wood Castle Galop. BY A. Schad.
Railroad Galop BY Gung.
Danzas Cubanas. By f. Rocca.
Verdis Quick Step. BY G. l.. White.
Reeds collection for the guitar
The Battle OF Bueua Vista descriptive fantasia for the
piano Inscribed TO Gen L. Taylor, 10y G. Grobe. copy
of this music ought be upon every piano in the county
Feb S-3ta2w
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yINHE RETREAT.,A boarding and day school for
young ladies' under the supervision OF the Bishop
Pennsylvania, on Schoo-house Lane, miles from Phla-
delpha, near the crossing of the Philadelphia and Norris
town railroad Miss M. A. Spaiard, prime pal Mrs. E.
Spatard principal NJ Felix Drouin late proies-
in the University France teacher Of French and Latin
Mr.. ]. A. Geze teacher of music.
Letters for Reeat" to be addressed to box No $685. posi-
office, Philadelphia.
Refer to the Right Rev. Bishop Potte Rev d. H. Macur-
dy, No l2S North 18th Dr. c. Trechel custoh house,
Robert Ralslon, esq, No H. south Front street, Phadel
pha; and James g. Kempon esq, Mayaynk
July l9-IaWlY
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- and reflections Tor condpc Ia society. ~ The safOf ui
"Canons of Good Breeding !" small volume !nH ~
ceived for sale by fAfLoht
SUBJECTS Solicitations, lntroduenous, Good hf~edns,
Fashion, Fashion uisod from Good hrred
ing Dress, Presentations, Nist Appointments. ieuss
Notes, the Drawing Room, te Dining Room SoCiefYs
Morning Calls Evening Visits, Ae &e.
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cOunteffeisIhe public attention is invited, and par
uculay referred the ADVERTISEMENT setting forth the
style oflabeng and the putting oDr Beckwiths anti
dyspepc and dinner pills Also to that of Dr. Dyo's APP
proved ambitious pills. both of which, it may be seen,
protected from being counterfeted. by the only safe
guard to be depended uponie WRITTEN SIGNATURES of the
proprietors on the label of each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by unprinciped
surely base counteeits, and will be rejected
such The pills that in the hands of persons who
purchased the genuine have all been exchanged for such
as have the written signature of the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale of Beckwhs antidy pepc
and Dyots antibous pills. vested in the hands OF T.
w Dyott Sons, of the Columbian College, No l32 North
Second street, Philadelphia who will execute any orders
Tor the
Druggists and all wholesale dealers, who wish be fur
nshed with the genuine pills. will hes applied the
LIBERAL terms. by applying above May 2l-u
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JANUARY report of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
YORK. M wsii

Lives insured
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAML HANSAy, Secretary.
CHARLES De SELDINo, No II Todd's Buildings, Agent
Pennsylvs avenue,
w. p. JOHNSTON, NJ. D., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and Operations
Of the company be obtained ON application at us
agents office.
Feb S-law4w
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APPS and Illustrations THEIRS History OF the
lNl Consulate and the Empire, being geographical opo
graphical, and military maps, plans OF battles, campaigns,
sieges &c, illustrating the history
Just imported from Paris by +. TAYLOR, few sets OF
the above answering well for the American for the
French editions
Also single set of the vgnetes and engraved designs
Illustrating the work. which be imported Ito
der) by the advertiser from Paris Feb IL
lime EDITIONS, in rich bindings, just opened by +.
L. TAYLOR, most of them imported direct from LONDON
by himself, and many of them illustrated with beautiful en-
cravings.
MSrays edition of Byron complete IN volume octave
Milton, 2 vols octave, l20 illustrations by Harvey.
Do volume, with illustrations reduced from Martins
large designs.
(Godsmith's Poetca Works vol octave, London copies,
with engraving from the Etching Club.
Thomsons Seasons, volume, octave, very numerous
illustrations.
Shakespeare Gallery Byron Gallery, Waverly Gallery,
each in volume qaaro, splendidy bound and ilusra
Gibbons Roman Empire, Hume and smollet, Robert
sons complete historical works, fine London editions
Shakspeare, Knights cabinet edition. ii vols.
Burns, Allan Cunningham edition. very numerous
cravings.
Wilson's and Bonapartes American Ornithoogy, edited
by Sir William Jardine, vols octave, London, numerous
coored engravings
London Testanents, Oxford Bibles, in CALI Turkey
rocco and velvet and many other editions too numerous
for the limits of ADVERTISEMENT among which VIII be
found fine copies of of the standard works OF English
literature, science, and art Dec. y
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SAMUEL HANNAY. Secretary.
CHARLES De SgLpIN6, No. IL Todd's Buildings, PeHa
avenue, Washington, d. c., agent.
w. Z. JOHNSTON, M d., TIN street, opposite City Pos
Office, physician.
Pamphlets, explanatory of the principle and opeaslea
of the company, can be obtained on application at m
,,,ant,s office Feb D
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-07
pLo' W. NlELh EN-,
Sec'y Of the Commute.

Mr.. Ediior-In your paper Of the 3lst
ult. appears an article over the signature Of
A. II. Rowland, for himself and ownerS Of
the boat recently built Jyhim, and, as special
reference is made TO me in said article, it
may be expected by the public rs well as
the writer, that would answer the same.
beg leave to say through your columns
that ii is well known TO A. III. Rowland that
am an old citizen Of this county-that
too well understand the relative positions in
society which DR.. ii. aud myself occupy.
| shall not stop now TO handy words with
him on the subject of his Article, for doubt.
less he will find his own equals in course VI
time, who will have no objections TO fight
him with paper bullets. Justice to myself,
and rcspec, for public opinion, compel Inc TO
decline taking any notice OF his articles now
or hereafter. am not ambitious of notori.
ETY., nor do wish for posihumous immoria
lty but were disposed TO seek either,
would ask no spccdcr mode Of accomplish.
ing my purpose than by initiating the char
acter OF the said A. II. Rowland, as es,ab'
lishcd in the opinion Of eleven out of twelve
Of jury in the circuit court Of this county
ia the year 49,, and by the records Of the
circuit court of viii county in the year IS
/. II. FREDENBuBGH
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Ninth Judicial Circuit.

The Democratic Elector. ofthe Ninth Ju.
dicial Circuit are respectfully requested ia
meet in convention in their respective coun-
ties at such time anl place asmay he agreed
,,pon by the several committees authorized
TO call county conventions, for the purpose
of choosing delegates to meet at Ottawa, ia
In Sale county, on the I'd Thursday OF
April next, a, o'clock p. NJ, TO appoint a
delegate TO rep,eseu, said circuit in the Ma.
tional Democratic Convention TO be held in
Baltimore on the I'D day of Nav next, and
also to nominate an Elector of president, aud
Vice President for the same circuit.
The committee recommend that each
county send one delegate, and an additional
one for every $500 inhabitants, being gull
ci by the census of lSl)-which would give
Kane county delegates, Kendall 3, La
Sale 5, Livingston /, Grundy |. Bureau 3.
Marshall ;, Putnam !, Stark :, Peoria ,,
De Kalb :, Ogle ).
VI. Z. HoLLlsrER, La Sale CO,mtb
Tlrus IIowE, Kendall,
T.. A. AMEs, Puli,da,
WV. II. FEssENDEN, Peoria,
EDWARD l.. MAYO, DE kdlb,
NJ. w. FLETCHER, kdRc,
ID. G.. SALISBURY, B.reau,
HENRY RoBrRTs, 0Jle,
Dem. Cor. Com. Oh JadiGa! Circuit.
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La Sale County Convention.

The democratic electors in the several
precincts of l.a Sale county, are requested
to meet at the places Of holding elections in
the several precincts, on Saturday the 9Th
day of April, at o'clock p. NJ. and choose
delegates to a county convention TO be held
at Ottawa, on Monday the 10Th of April, a.
l2M., to appoint delegates tothe State Con-
vention for the nomination OF candidates for
Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Secretary oI
State, Auditor aud Treasurer: and also to
choose delegates to the judicial district con-
ventioa to be held at Ottawa on the 18th OF
April, for the nomination of an elector OF
President, and a delegate to the Baltimore
Convention.
The number of delegates to which each
precinct will be entitled will be the same as
in the last county convention.
S. w. RAyMoHD,
j. c. Cook,
WM. BARBER, County Cent. Com
+. NJ. GALLOWAY,
THos. LARKIN.
Ottawa, March ~, 1913.
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From New Mexico,

\ starting ramor was broughtto ST. Lou.
~ ais week, 10 the effect that Col. Rails,
mir'i 500 cnen, had been attacked ut FL Pa. O
hg MeIscan force Of 1000 men, defeated
VIM heavy loss, and Lhat by last accounts
Ne VIZ "a fall flight. The rumor is howcv.
ss d'screts,e1 by Mr.. Speyers, the trader
WIN .ssSt Caiaaahua, about. the time this bat.
'!s IA sai4 to have taken place, and who as.
serti positively that no force had left Chi
hnzaasUi to meet Col. Rails, and that there
we've rss ever 200 soldiers there, and the,
badly disciplined.
Gsa. Pnee, 1t appears, however, had LEFT
Santa lie for the south with all his disposal
BILE force, on the strength Of reports he hat
received Of force marching upon Col
Rails.
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The greater part of to-day's paper is Civ
ea 70 the news from France. The birth
Of aer republic IS al event which atany
tuz.. ms, awaken the liveliesi interest III
cGr esua;ry; bl.: when country like
E,ancs, 10 whom we are bound by such
st-1n.. LIS AZ gratitude aud friendship, throws
sf' t,s tlltslsi 81 despOtisin, and pruolaims
DIR r.p1al5: 50 TIE mode! Of the United
SfGss.,~ i;I--c,1z3rd as She is on all sides by
,ie mI,s ia1.sf saemies 10 progress and
lnuual f.sAa,ca, ws become more than in
rri-sstI.i u htr ilvg-Our feeling becomes
illus lfit.ap raI5s;y. While i, is not little
iuiterng "a ~, Vfa.iy, the fact cannot fai
"a .Innr.asH III lstply with our responsible
=, rs 4 Iu..sin,- ;iit TIE dnwn-trodden mil.
Liunr nj E.Igpr. lack 10 this great country
az 1attn-i., .ue Hu,rts.iulimiiaiion Of which
sibne rui lim,rs -ssr- fennanent freedom.
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SALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

more and more attracted to this incon,parahl,
remedy for A'thma, Bronchitis, CougLs Con
sumption, etc. hut !, is necessary 10 remind
all who would yet the true article, 10 iuquin,
particularly for DE-. Wisidr's Dalsdm Of Wihi
cherry, and take nothing else. Cnmlneiplcj
dealers will tell YOU that they have Syrup d
WM Cherry, or some other Coug, Medicine
that is equally "a good. Regard them not
thew only manl POUR money Remem,er tina, II
is W,si@'s Bdi,am Of wild Cherry that not on
" relieves but cures
Price 81 per hottie or xix Tor S..
For sals by & l. Thomson, Ottawa,
&c Snirn, PERI,
Nunn,r & Sos, Newark,
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CosNsrrNcy.-An abolition wing Of this
city refused the use OF his carriage on the
occasion Of the funeral Of Lieut.. THOMAS
DAVIS and JAS. ii. SroTTswoop OH Tues
day last, on the ground that he was n peace
man and opposed to military parades, We,
this same anti. military man is engaged ii
the business of specializing IN bounty war
rants making q few "honesi" dollars on,
ofthe pecuniary wants of the returned vol.
unteers. lie has horror Of the drum, fife
and s,ar.spangled banner, yet for gain
would pluck the eagle buttons from the wal
'a,tcre,! uniforms Of the gallan, defenders d
our country. State Register,
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The river still continues in good naviga-
tle order to this place. We had the pleas
ure Of seeing the jolly countenance of Capt
RIDER, with his fine boat the 'I'imoleon, > on
Monday, at our wharf, where he left We.
" handsome pile of freight The Tinolc.
on is large boat, yet draws a, little water
as any boat on the river, and is behind none
for speed. The incompatible "Praire
Bird" was also here on lnursuay, ana Irn
a heavy freight.
Merchants above, who get their groce.
ries, SC, from St. Louis could save six.eeI
miles hauling, if they would always insi.
Oh boats unloading here instead OF at Peru
while the river is navigaLle 10 this point
which is always the case in spring, although
many boats affect not 10 know it.
Cap,s. Rider Of the Tmoleon, and Capt
Pratt of the "Bird," have our thanks for late
s.. LOui. papers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-07

Putnam county has chosen l.. y. Amcs
nid ~ 4. Pencil as delegates ,e the cir
anr convention to meet at this place hex,
THURSDAY. The democrats Of Bureau NEE,
rr.ndrre~ 10 appoint their delegates. The
innarrats Of Livingston and La Sale meet
IN Elns.ay for the same purpose. The
sia;s 2ssis,er, to be consistent, must now
rssnt 1ie democracy Of these counties out Of
I'm parry. How strong, about, will the
dsInncr1,sc party Of Illinois be, after the
asgarsr gets through with lis work Of ex
Julgssssaa:
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CANAL. CELEBRATION.

The following, among Other resolutions,
were adopted by the committee appointed
by the citizens OF Chicago, 20 make arrange
ments To celebrate the opening OF the lii
noiS aud Michigan Canal.
=. Resolved, That the citizens Of the
towns on the canaibe requested TO unite ia the
arrangement for such general celebration nj
the several towns along the line Of canal,
aud to appoint select cum;nittce, 20 meet 4
like committee from Chicago, upon the
a,,' PAoEEy Boa which shall pass through
the canal on H. opening. to confcr and a.
gree up"u general plan o! arrangements
Tor such celebration.
.. Resolved, That this Committee will
proceed on the first Packet Boat through the
coua. 10 meet with and crn,ult other com
ui,lr,, 'rulu thetowu> along the line a. ,bc
canal. with n view lo concert and rcr'pcl q
plau oi arrangements for the general cc'C.
bratiou of tie opening Of 'Hc canal as re.
solNcduu.
Resolved. That the secretary Of the com.
mittec publish the "a and 3D. resolutions in
the papers of the city and along the line OF
the canal; aud by letter enclosing said res.
olutionS. call 10 them the attention Of gen.
temen in the several towns interested il
the contemplated celebration
GEO.W. MEEKER,
Sec'y Of the Commute.
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p.u,cr,,,e Meetings & Conventions.

Democrats of Lasalle meeiin the differ
ent precincts tomorrow to appoint dele
gate, to the county convention.
La Sale democratic county cOnvcn-
ton meets at this place ON Monday TO ap
point delegate, 10 the Springfield Conyen-
ZION, and to the 9th judicial circui, convcn-
ton.
Convention of the 9th judicial circuit al
Ottawa on Thursday next 1.-THE l3th)
Democratic State Convention nj Spring
fed on the 36,h inst, 10 nominate candidates
for Governor, L.. Governor, Auditor, SC.
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i,ilimmll water ha, been lei into the ca
iSiin;,vsna Chicago s Jolie, 10 aca! boats,
mn tia laysr, above are full Of glorifca-
dim II t.ir. circumstance that people have
iifnmts, la. ! boat ride at the further end
niItir isa- By Monday next the water
will ie LEE "a 20 this place, and in a week
inurrr r Is anticipated, active operations
will Gylru-aence. Ex,eaiSrs preparations, i
viii he seen, by a cOrn-ngaltislg1 n aao,h
or nll.san, are being t.2tts 50 celebrate. il
Il ina.n-lns manner, tbs zGf.s.jgzI event.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-07

A full and glorivus meeting OF the democ
racy Of Cook was held at the Saloon, il
the city of Chicago, on the Isl instant. Hon
JAMES II. WoopwoRIn, mayer Of the city
presided, assisted by a member Of vice pres
iicn,s and secre.aries. The meeting wa
eloqnen;ly and enthusiastically eddresse'
by the Hon. Henry Brown, I. n. Arnold
Esq, Thos. Hoyne, ESQ, DR.. Brainard, am
George Manisre, Esq. The Democrat il
It's account Of the meeting says, "All the
Resolutions were passed without one dissen'
ting voice." and that ga Gorc enthusiasts;
assemhlase Of the Democracy ofNorihen
years. A disin,erestei spectator might ha Y,
seen that spirit Of stea'l,ast adherence and
determination to abide, through veal or wo,
to the great doctrines If the resolutions, all.
mated the assembly. Each one seemed re-
Sulvcd in his own mind, that however he
might have acted in the past, however re
might have ,uccuuh,d for the sake uf old
predictions, or mere partial triumph, ne
was now prepared TO say to the cursed ill.,
s'i,n'ion, thu. far shall, ,hon go and no far
thcr"
We cut the following resolutions from the
proceedings as exhibiting the tone of the
rest, regretting that we have no, room to-day
for all. The resolutions breathe throughout
tie true spirit-the sentiments of the young
democracy party of progress and re-
form.
/ Resolred, That the Congress Of the Uni.
ted States possesses exclusive authority 10
organise territories into governments. under
the Constitution, and 10 determine the fun
damental principles thereof, preparatory 10
their admission into the Union; that the gov
eminent Of the United States and those of
the several States are foreign 10 each other
in al! respect where the Constitution has
not made them one, and have no jurisdic-
ton beyond their own constitutional limits;
that slavery is 4 local institution having no
validity beyond the jurisdiction of the state,
in which it exists that the Constitution
does not recognise or tolerate such institu-
tons beyond such limits or within the terri
tore, OF the United States, except as TO h.-
giiircS from labor, but expressly declares
that Congress shall have no power to de-
prive any person Of liberty without due pro-
cess of law and nowh here guarantees prutcc-
ton to slave property, which may be vouu-
tarily removed from slave state into a
free state, or into the territories ofthe Uni
ted states where slavery cannot Constitutions
ally exist that, consequently, slaves who
may be thus removed into free territory, be-
come of right rNrRANoHtsED, ard entitled
to the protection OF the laws; that any 9TH
or principle would outrun established con.
stiH,ional doctrines, the principles Of the
laws ofnaiioas, aud the preccpts OF human
iy, 10y extending slavery into States and
Jurisdictions where 1t Is not tolerated, and
thus give universally TO ali institution which
exists only by local laws or usages.
ReSoired, That in excluding slavery from
free territory, we recognise no ''neic issue
ait has been termed, out a constitutional
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-07

GRATEruL.-A man out West, whose
house was recently destroyed by fire, pub
fishes n card in which he thanks his fellow
citizens for making an unsuccessful attomp,
to save his furniture, and expresses the hope
that he will soon have an opportunity TO re.
ciprocatc the favor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-07
MARRIED On the 3o,hult., at Ottawa,

MARRIED-On the 30lh uit. at Ottawa,
by the Rev. G.. W. Bassctt Mr. NJ. +. Fam.
FIELD 10 Miss MARGARET Dickinson, all of
this place.
81 saw two clouds at morning,
Hinged by the rising sun,
And in the dawn they floatcd on,
And melted into Gne."
Thus sweetly sings a sweet poet, but tho
song is ro sweeter than were the s'arranee-
mentS" that came with the above notice.
The printers partook-thcir hearts were
made glad, they wished the "clou1" calm
and peaceful voyage, high above The conta-
limitations Of cOrruptworld,a and tina, when it
shall, after many days, reach the horizon of
life, it may be tinged by the ciTulgent rays
of the sun of Immortality. Sclah.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
a GARD.

The undersigned, believing 1t TO be the
right and just province of any individual 10
offer his services his fellow.citizens either
a, mechanic, professional man, ora can,