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Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

EscArE or RuNocEros.--The Johns.
town Republican OF the 9th say. that
Ulc llule village o, Galway wa. lasi Snn-
day iu sluieol tremcuduous excitement
on prcpml ci she escape of "a Ehuoecro,
from Raymond a Warnings Mcuugans.
Dunug Saturday night the elephant
Columbns amused himself by tearing oil
he iron bars OF the cage which held thc
Ehi0rere- That ihick-skinncd animal
WINS ai lHlar1nscd came out aud showed
ghf Tie ft .n.uioii consisted of
Hlrn oripur blows fumthe trtuk ~ tho
2lIhDut which laid him -pmwling and
oweuly dead. Tie elephant deter
uWmd 10 make his destruction sure, wrui
10 immplng on him. This was too
u h. ih' PROSTATE hcast thrust up biz
,uout iuio the elephants bread ba-hrl
wilma l0rcc th0. uncdihc Whics cutigr-
.y aud ieli the asailunt rJoamug with a
modal wound,
TAn Keepers aided hy llienciglbors cn-
daayOud lD secure the infulniad victor,
bat Joe hrJ.c out into the open Gel
amused himself by Irl-ldmirg iha lnn
Nld cnain, a.d rn ,ulo urighbonng
swullt2 wslliow, according 10 his fimiiy
eusIpu. There lhc crowd of excited
faop,e tried nl vain io secure him with
m1-kcr, bit M hide turned che balls o.
% llhry lml lou wads Of tow lp .oa
iato horr Sunday cuuiughg laI nl, beeu
u.arn The elephant is not ryrccicd io
survive.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
-PRINC AND suliMER GOODS.
JosEPm H. PALMER,

whole ale Dealer in staple Dry Goods.
No. SO Gravior Street, New Osloans.
TAKES pleasure in announcing 10 merchant
| traders aud futiIics, that biz spring and sums
mer stock Of Dry Goods is larger and contains
greutsr variety thun ever before offered. and a.
greatly reduced prices, by the piece or package.
J II. PALMER.
f22ly' 5G Gn,iJr street, New Otleass
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
n tA iAl.is ~ Z ltts tAi L'ts4
amt EsgtHIcVs' i2epOF,
80, /. tN.tAn nIGGEi kJN,
oHoIIE IiF IIsI0V lvIIf.

Hfi'aaf r h.ih hAHtNA tA"t 'Af
IL O.. GIaEN r.rd0iiy unuounccs to
\ j. rus'aa-is sod fdai,p, ual Ice has
'a,sblH.i,,a ,Hml4 .r l.G pNtyu.tv IliL
IOtaDHi 90 u,- up.
Il Boo i-4fsa cd ts fopulg was cut 70
or.'I ~ N.asnrn " ioug g' tntprr, aud as o."
tape..s a.s s..Hl 20 |oatun.iiio uHudsoniess
isrgs inI 10 pci,uul ta,m 100 rr,y uHI-ci, NE
s.,gHos is y,ntprgd that Il wil BE- iouud lur
lma-i,ar-t in The DuArd States
A.o, a ysiy hand iHa as-gaaFui Of Flowers.
GonHnliipu iiullfr., aut lul l.sTrtA ul lHv iesi
sgir, ty suct iiit .tlrlHa4 VI irHir,r rs a1-
leilsa, brtDrr purchasing ,l,ewa,r. All suiclss
r4ul,triHnI ai ih.s f.nHlry she'll hspl @ uiIs
iruaI s,i..i nut rgisUuf 10 auy MANI acianD
al tie Mouth; aud as ihry wl be- ldulsied, at
ArW oiA pIiJ' 7 ilr lroiueisfp p ih'n nov outer.
prsr lnisl. To- mcrl with duc rucoamgemcnL
The sui.ruusr s a.p Agent joe the sale 1i
Ns4ugf, ~ A.Iun- tau aud ,muIi fI..Is. tsliicli.
Iu.tthrl Auh thasr., tars.i t1u, lsmg sticks,
lamruf' .GiisyH. ru ting Ink ut ulI c,iof-, in-.
t,uItnt GIy liuc,r iu No" lnutin1 iusutag, kcHi
ooastuaily ou hand VI moderate filrs
j. Inc prOpHelarsu ul ucwspapIs who Wiil pub
lish Tia. advertisement ia moths, and srud
paper 10 this foundry weekly, wiIl be paid Tor The
Advertisement by purchasing slN times the amount
OF advertisement bill "a Type.
Il. II GREEN.
Opposite the Custamiuu,c.
u Proprietor oa news Iaper, who have pub.
lishgd The advertisement OF 6HtEAE q 90, wul
please suspend it, aud msct the above.
gnay ~, l0is-2a
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

4 correspondent of ono Of thc \. y.
mper4, who n now m Paris writes as
iolows "Ail the womcu,who 60 iu tlin
army now. wear pants andaeJal coming
down 20 their kuccs. n bat lied with tr.
c,iorcd ribbon, aud their entire drcs, iu
uniform with tine regiment TO winch thry
b. long. have seen prnt nunbcn ol
them carrying thelr mu-kCi4 aud swords
aud murrhmg 300 thc ranks with as firm a
stopand s5ller-likc ara- any man in the
platoon and wherever they are seen. they
are always finely dressed IN their uniform
Walking alone, ia the mHhs, oti rompu-
uy with a soldier they exhibit the same
proud and military air, a diguicd and
soIdIer.hkcappcamuce, ard thcir conduct
Is a- duccrous. and their language q, cir.
cmn-peci as any officers ON the held 2
A Jmu OF Afc might be tolerated oucc ia
n century, but when it comes 20 whole
companies aud regiments OF Joans, We
may well question The propro,y, to say
nothing about necessity of transforming
'lovcly women INTO men Of waE
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

GEN PmLows nomination has been
confirmed byo vote of 2jy yeas to lenays,
ouly two democrats Messrs Downs OF
Louisiana and Hunter Of Va voting m
the negative
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
10. % cAaIP Strict,

Nsa eglraHA
VIE suhzsfhfr aas On luud lars ara lsn
1 rfai aasarmeal Of almuai tysTy article IN
tHf Upholstery WaY. which, on acCauai ul tho
adFanesd fiaeoi riH seaHsa, De Ell r.aI very itls
He's. Among lie Goads On hand, be would
suHuetair
CURTAIN sTufFs:
sd, wgr,'cd' ail cotton pam4sks. .Frsqe. @'.d
b1hurt and nuSin white cuHnins;
PLAN aud deuicd mfsint Sc
CoRAICE, POLES, BANDS. &c:
Wooden, hr1e, uni yrlys, coiuieei
hras' end wooden pags;
"ulip,' "seorn,' polka "arm, uhd varieis
ol other cuuaia blhds aad pns
TRANSPARENT WfNDOW.sHADES
The stock efihb article 4 a1 hu, snd or a,
hasdsone patterns, as eau BE- fiuad any wh,re-
among which, are soumur, Chinese, an oihe,
Trars, lrgo Goihic-, sc.
~ SGitrO BARS AND MEETINGS.
EpTth iobnrii, muaa liacn mu.l,iiio ban. snJ
nauings n great sanely aLd qunntily.
FEATHERS, CuRLED HAIR. &c.:.
Feathers in lois OF from pound 10 100 pounds.
aidearIrd hair d sanous gualitiss
Together with inntliar, 81 oioih carnels, ruy-.
mats, table oil cloths, wall paper. Ia larfo ana
handsone nsohmeni.l eofas ami tisscl, ifiugts.
gmFs, hfr board paprr1; coiion, worsicd. linen.
aud six bofieIlags aud bindings; hair-clolh win-
do~ paper, ,dy nsdn hair o. mos MATTRESSES,
bed lufuhnfc, ~. ~.
gfGalyanzcd spHne mii,ft - made 10 order.
aud Upholstery work executed wild dtspatoh.
JOSEPH El-IER
utB, IB.nl
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

hespctuuliy yours, N'.
The above address was agurl on be-
half OF the Committee by tha Chairman
and secretaries
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

DnWn FROM CLANs.-Scyapl persons
n sachusetts have died htnly from
eating clans
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

The greatest discovery of the present
day is that made by a Western editor
who says that in orlor to get on well ia
this world, il is well for a man to have
gold in his pocket, ron in his hand, silver
ON his tongue, aud brass in his Iacc.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-06
Speech Of Mr.. webster.
DELIVERED IN TIRE SENATE, MARcH IL, lSis,
ON TIE TEN REGIMENT RIIL.

7 DELIVERED IN THE SENATE, March Il, lS4s,
ON THE TEN REGIMENT BILL.
Mr.. Websler.-At,hough lsboring under
deep depression, l still feel it my duty a, az
early a momen, as may be able, to ad.
dress the Senate upon the state Of the coun.
try, aod on the further prosecution Of the
war. have listened. sir, silently but at.
tentively, to the discussion which has taken
place upon this bill, and upon other con
nected subjects 10 this Senate; and it is
no. my purpose to enter into the historical
narrative, or the historical argument which
has accompanied It's discussion on the one
side or on the other. New events have
arisen, bringing new questions aod since
the resumption Of the discussion upon this
measure, two or three days ago, these
events have been alluded to, first by the
honorable Senator who conducts this bill
through the Senate; and. again, by the
honorable Senator before me from Carroll.
ma. BY both these honorable members
those events have been declared TO DO well
known to all the world; and by one Of
them, Mr.. Cass, it was remarked tina,
there need be no atfectation OF mystery.
s nee these statements we're made have
heard the gentleman from South Carolina
express his views on the question. have
heard him on various and nomentous sub.
jec,s-on many interesting occasions and
/ desire to say, sir, tina, never heard him
with more unqualified concurrence in eve /
~ word he uttered. The topics which he
discussed were presented. 4. appears to the,
in their jus, light; and he susseined his own
views in regard to them with that clearness
and power Of argument which always char.
aclerize his Efforts in debate. THANK him.
thank him especially tor the manly stand
he took upon one point. which has been so
much discussed here as o,hsrs--I mean the
plain, absolute uncons,i.utionali.y and lille.
yaliiy Of the executive government in al.
empiiug TO enact laws by executive au
hori,y, in conquered territories, on. of the y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-06
20 EFT IL Y.
yoR rHe CHARLOTTE JOURNAL
n DREAM-wmIcu WAS ALL DREAM.
Composed after being aroused from pleasant
dream by The CaiathumpianG

o MISS M-oF GREENsBoRoUGH
! trod the realms Of fancy.
They were beautiful and fair
Ten thousand flowers fragrant.
Pcrlumsd the ligh,some air.
There were no tones OF sadness,
Ia those bright realms OF love;
Eui ever sounds Of glsdne,s,
Like those that float above.
There were no signs Of sorrow,
envyings a. of Earth:
Bot heart spake back TO heart again,
The Coy glad tones Of mrth.
There was no jsrring discord there,
No harsh discofdAn. words;
But music thrilled the choral groves,
With It's harmonious chords.
There wac 10 darkness in that land,
No gloomy lonesome night;
but myriad suns invisible,
Shed there, eternal light.
II seemed TO me spin, land.
To better spirits given.
Than u,oss Of earth: Il was more meet,
For occupants OF Heaven.
irod tho realms Of fancy.
They were beautiful and fair:
And seeking for the queen OF them.
found that you were there.
Now came the Calsthumpisn.,
To ssrenade my door
axoke and found twas all a dream.
A dream and nothing more
soMNIAToR.
Charlotte. March. lsis.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-06

Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
qaa's, (i6 lines or less. this sized type.) or ths
''a inssrtioa. sWd IS csRs for eseh eentinu.
zee. Csuvf odpsyfissms1fs end SHERIFF. Sales
ns'gsd Is psr cent higher; sad deduction Of
pst Psr essi. viu BE- made from he regular pr.
~ lsr ssssstissss BY fAe yesr. Adsertisensnfs
"ss'fed msstkiy or quarterly ei per square for
pa tina. Ssmi.moHthiy Is cents per squsvs
'v sssA tine.
q Agents.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-06

To assuming tho Editorial chair the Journal.
we make few remarks. illustrative Of the course
we intend 10 pursue and as it is proiesssdly a
political paper. we shall aliuds FIRST to its
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-04-06

(PRIvATE
To James Il. Polk. President Of ne United
STATES. and nedriy half Merico certain,
rih pretty toierabie fair ehdnee yet
for the rhole.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
andWarrants& Land Agency

TNHE undersigned will act as agent, at Dixon, ILL.,,
/ for persons who wish to purchase Government
Lands, by sending their money. post paid, with one
per cent a. fee: will locate Land Warrants for those
who may send their warrants accompanied by power
OF attorney affidavit, and s., prosecute claIgs tor
soldiers Bounty Land or Scrip; enter lands tor per
SONS paying part Of the money down. and whit from
3 to II months for the balance OF the money aud
keep 1llrdys on hand LAND WARRANT, tor sale at
lowest rates. Persons wishing To buy warrants viii
find II to their interest IN Dixon, Us they will not be-
required to pay for warrant unless II answers their
purpose, Ii Is often the case tia, persons bringing
their warrants from distance fluid their auda enter.
ed or their warrants cannot he used on account oil
informally in the assignment olthr warrant. These
difficulties are avoided by purchasing OF the under.
signed persons are not required to pay Tor war
mnt unless il will pass inspection,
Communications post p1id will always meet with
prompt attention. OlIi-G) CHARLES DEMENT,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
MY srEp-DAME FRETs, 81.

Nv stspdame treis and my father ilGwiS,
And am quite sick OF their upsand do"lis'
They scoll each other aud onyagrce
In The SINFUL fact Of abusing me;
but / know Of boy with heardess chm,
Who isdearer to me than all my kin,
Inst Sunday night lie came totell
How long he d loved me and how well,
And he told me too--but Iwont say whit,
AID he named the time, and he named the spot,
Aud he u take me away from the doors OF my KIN,
That fair haired boy with the beardless chm.
But the words he spoke and the kiss he took
Were BY half not 80 sweet as his parting look
For il told of something Tint was TO be
And OF boundeSs bliss in store for me,
When he takesme away from the doors ot my kIn,
That fair haired boy with the beardlesS chm
And now theym fret and frown away,
Fert is not long that shall stay.
Though one says yes and the otherno,
'Tismy own advice to fix and GO
To 90 away from the doors OF my Kin
With tht Eiir- haired by with the bcaTJieSs, chm
MARY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

Also, highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, containing 497 acres, Is mile. north Ut
Ottawa, on the state road; 22j acres improved,
li5 OF timber, dwelling houses Que log the 9th.
er good fame, with well, wood.housc aud els.
tenn; 100 irult trees many OF them hearing; =
good frame barn and she'd und stationary thresh-
ing machines The farm l. well wstcrcd with iy.
ing springs, and by Indian Creek. The farm
will be sold entire or divided into two equal por-
tons, liberal credit will be given on part of the
purchase money.
II Bureau Cmppiy,--Scc SO, l7,nrll, cas-,
OF the ith prlnrirn meridian.
IL Gr'mdg Cygniy Sc qr 9, 81, q; If nv
qr rs. % Is.
hWR Comiy.-E hfsw 80, 81, 9; sw #. qr
! s, 30, Q.
| The above Lands will hc sold cheap On
most of which, hy paying onc.iOurlh down, time
will be siven on the balance
! Nov "6. GEO II. NORRIS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
TuECGOP OF ACOHNs.

BY MRS. SIGoCRNEY.
There came man in days OF Old
To hire piece of land for gold,
And argued his suit in accents meek,
cone crop alone isall seek
That harvest DER, my claim I'll yield.
Aud to its lord resign the field
The owner some misGivings felt,
And coldy with the stranger dealt,
But found hisIls, objection fail,
And honeyed cloqueuce prevail,
SotoOk the proiiered price in hand,
Aud for one crop leased out the land.
The willy tenant sneercd with pride,
Add sowed the spot with acorns wide.
At first, like tiny shoots they grew,
Then broad and wide their branches threw
But long before those oaks sublime,
Aspiring, reached their forest prime,
The cheated landlord Wondering lay,
Forgotten with his kindred clay.
Oh We, whose wears unfolding fair,
Are fresh with youth and free from care,
Should vice or Incidence desire
The glrlen Of your soul TO hire,
No parley hold, reject their suit,
Nor let one seed the soil polluie.
My child, their first approach beware,
With tinnness break the insldl0us snare,
Lest as the acorns grew and lhrovc
Into a sun-exclu1ing grove,
Thy sins, dark oershadowing tree.
Shut out the light OF heaven from thee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
A Chance for Spectators !

l'EAbHD or un~ralcl, written or oral, proposals
- will be received, u-t a. fast they can and de-
cred upon very soon after received. orthe purchase
/ Of the following notes and accounts which We find
on our books against men ont 0i whom We have
abandoned the hope Ot ever collecting ANYTHING IN
the us,lad way Some OF these men are good and II
we could 20 to them and dun them up Two or three
| times we might ct our claims out Of them. We
have tried duulng letters in some cases, but have ne
yer received an answer. Some OF them are very III
different payers, doubtless and N their CaSs the most
reasonable bargains will be Offered and Others. for
au Iht we know are drad--icd OwiRg the printer !
Almost any bargain offered IN such cases. Here are
| the demands Walk up and buy yourselves rich
| Charles Eaderlu, German, followed ih"
ing bu-iness this place he's - t" ia E-;ci,'F
doat haor '7"rr; as W ha''EIG ;so,mr 81 80
ftgHc's Mg had Two W. T hGTsr- stolen. lived on
INDIAN Creek in Oct, 1872 account dated
Oct. -, 1872, 80
! l.. Comes, was administrator of the cstntc Of
! Jas Lyons in lSii, lived then in or near OF
| tnwa-qc't. dated March -, 1871 y
Darid +. Lorrg, kept h3'e! a few mules this
side Of Springfield, probably good, bat out ot
ourrcacii,--lct dated May Il, lSH. 80
| Mr. Clirk, wns in 1915, broker in Chicago
act. dated April ), 1915. 90
| Warren Pdiyidgc kept horse here in 1915,
came from or went to Pcona,-act dated
April ), 1915. 90
Hurry Wood, liyesia Peru, act dated Sept ;,
| 1915, %
! D. s. EJ1eo', lives We believe at Burlington
! Iowa, part dated IN ISL and part Scpt.9,
1915, / -
! .Wciaci licDJRqii, lived at Nori7, G1ndy
county, and was a candidate for sheriff tIcrc
in lSi6.-lc't., dated MAY -, 1916, 90
Thomas ONaiiuGH, contractor on the canal,
gone, don't know whittier, act dated June
II, lSi6, 90
Chaaccy Blcon, printer, left here obouta
year ago, advertised his viii, July 80, 1871,
at a cost, when settled, OF | 80
barnard COTigdU, quarlcd stoneh below town,
! left recently Tor parts 10 Us unknown, ac'ta
! few months old, 90
! 7hos Bra!c, lived at Peru, IN lSi!-noic, dated
! Sept. ., 1872, 600
! .Vroa T. DiRmick lived Shalcne's Grove
IN lSiL-notc dated June H. 1913, 200
| IVn e. Harriap, lived about here and Peru
| in l~i2-nole Gated June |, 1872 32j
| CO. Libbcy lived or sui lives at Pcru--notc
dated May 5. 1874, 900
This is but beginning. We have probably $1,000
outstanding in accounts Of this sort, and shall 90
over the whole llst before stop. As fast rs an
account Is sold or settled will take out and state
the fact desirrd or inny otour charges are rrronc-
Gus, we will make the acknowledgment
| Sep. Il, PUB. FREE TRADER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
Water I'Owcrfor safe.

IHig7Jtc WGtr P0ahge' on Far Rrer, fur
mates 0bore DgyioD, ami me mite from ,Lack
'c1ier navigation 10 lie Fecdcr oC lie Illinois
oDd Nichjgaa c0nnL
THE subscriber having built his dam a.
cross he river AT The above place, Is now
prepared to sell or lease water tor manufacturing
purposes. 4 saw mill is in operation, and a
grlst and Touring mill in progress Of erection II
Is located in the midst pf an extensive wheat
and wool growing country, and oilers every in.
ducemcn, for the above business and also iUrs
wooden factory, or any mechanical or manufic.
turing establishments where water power is re-
quired. village plat is lad out, and lots arc
Offered on reasonable Terms. A blacksmith aud
wagon maker would find it q desirable location ;
AMI a good tavern or boarding house would do
we'll. For particulars enquire Of
Ou'wa, Dec 10. lsi7 GEO. MANN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
ttlr0itinrs.
Smiths Tonic Syrup

On ! e. J. \ 4 l. / M Z I T. l.
y speedy anI cvrt1ncmc for NGt EundfEN ER.
tH.t l'r'r, ""1i3 GsSc iRicfHHteRt fcr'rS aud
a,l I'e rd'iHHS l,f~S ~ bitoHS DlScHSS
WINS '1tnH' urd,ur l~ undoubtedly ,lr sat.i,
1 slsr-i and lest rrwcjt ever Discovered ior tlc
cure OF iHc above Ham,d diseases. Il NOT only
breaks 'hr '.... hut removes The cause rom Which
ITO. .-''s ti.-.ia.t-- It's o,Nuu'n b both Hruy 10.
1870. l"'".
NI.. .' rH'N'WN upon Ii-r Whole ~ I.'. Us
.. Pos. i"Nr .iN alternative, punhlng tl' tud~, foe
s. ... Hs'. .ul.ul lit -t-r..r..,i~ and ... Nine
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29

| STATE OF ILLINOIS, la Sale county circuit
court, November term, lSlS--Najhaniel Domny
RS Elizabeth Goodscii, Mary Good-'l, Ju.latiooi-
sell, Frederick Good,cl, Charles Good-eIl, Burr
Jennings Hannah Jennings and Could Jennings,
heirs at law OF David Jennings, drcca~eG-BIll In
chanccry for the conveyance ct real estate.
~ T. proof ON the part ct the snii complainant ha-
- wing been filed in the above entitled cause,
showing that all OF the above named defendants are
nonc>dcnts OF the state of Illinois. the SAID dclrud-
ants are hereby notified OF the tendency olhc above
entitled cause, and tiAt summons has been duly l.
sued therein reurahr to the next term oi said court
to be holden at the court house in Ottawa in the
county of La Sale and state OF Illinois on the , day
of November next and that, unless they appear and
plead, answer or dcmur to the colupainant's bill
therein, the same will he taken n confessed and
decree entered accordingly I..LELANU, Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
itls0icinrs.

and beautiful compe xions, they shoulduse Dr Tom
ScHdS NrSapaffiid. thousands who have tired II
are morc Thru satisfied, are delighted Ladies uf
every station, crowd our oiiire daily
NIfirc 20 te LddeS --lhoes' that initiate DR.
Iouu-,uJs SaI>lpnuila have invariably called their
stuff gFeIt Tsmc2s fer families, &c. aud have CO.
Wtd ON bds aul circulars which relates To the com
pnuiS at women. word iur Wuul--utIcT men who put
UP uidriut', have, since the great successes oi br
t0~RSeN"S NHSapplila IN complaints inclddnl Ia
t'pa''s r'toHm,nirdthcir~, lhuJgh previously they
'dh not number OF tias" mixtures, pills, etc, are
huioitS To ttualv-, us thyy uRgrl,atc d!-cusr aud
uuirIgnnc thr constitution.
NsfgfHia Cnsi-'lhis certificate ccnclusi,.ly
prove mn pn' sarSaparln has peFict conto! over
uic aos, obstinate diseases OF the blood Three pcr
ot.Cured IN Que hous Is Unprecedented
Three CsHireR--Br. Torascn9-D,ar Sir,
have the pleasure to inform you that tl,r,, Of nv
children have hccn cured OF the s,roiua Nv the ,r III
Your excellent medicine They were afflicted ,.,,'
severity vih tad sores; have taken only four hor,lr5
.liook ,hcm away, for which feel myscfundcrdrcp
Obligations. Nours. respectfully,
ISiNcW, tEAt~. Ice Woosicrst
tF'igion II PhyS'ciaaS DR. Townsend IS alno,,
da'iy nceNg,g orders from plpsiruns III dilcrrut
parts OF the iluon. THIS is to certify that W.. The.
uni'rsgucd plysicianS OF the city oi Albany have IN
numerous cases prescribed ID TOWNSEND. Sarau,
riIa and bcllryc it 10 b. oGr Il the mot valuable
preparations III the market II Z rutNG. ND.
j WILSON, n. u
Il. + BEHGS. ND
llbdHy, April 1917 L. f., EllEvpoRf. ". n.
taUiioH.-tl Wlng Ia the great success aud unmcus.
sale oi DR.. Townscnds Snrsuparlla, number of
mon who were formerly our agents, have commcu-
ccd making SaNamrIla Extract. ElNlrs, Bltcrs.
Extracts OF elbow D,Ck, Ne They rrucralY uut
II up ~ The same shaped bottle, aui some at lhrn
have stolen aud coplcd oar advertisements: they are
o'.y worthless limitations, aud should be avoided
friucpHl uiire, III Futon street sun Building, y
Y . Rrddine 4 co \ Stnt-s 81 Rr-iau; pynit 4
A1,ttt' Ag.4tt . . D. = - N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-09-29
Our Sal M aannoi.
d, TuRN AWAY, &c.

q, turn away that fair white brow,
Cast no; on me those hrigh, eyes now,
For have loved, and must forget,
And my not owa love thes yet.
Then Turn thy dark bright eyes away
IS DARK as nichr yc, bright a day,
For anus; curb, must control
The wild emotions OF my soul.
Thoagh every beauty, every grace
Looks rldlent IN thy lovely i1cc,
Anl worl- that are not qntr DIVINE
Come sanctlhrd from lip, like thine
lis Ea,e's decree, and W. ustpnr'
tdi.stefs. thee iio,u this aching helf'
II co',sf swyeriEl thee 60,
Noryct one r,y ofhope besiow.
Then. leave mc--,eayc m I" bemoan
NV hapl,ss ftJr, unblcsi, alone.
Onr transient dream Of bis Is Ger
Farewell, dear youth, va lueei no more
MARY