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Ottawa Lodge No. Al. O,t.,Wa.

THE weekly meetings Of this lodge are holden
= every Thursday might at Il o'clock IN Odd Pei.
iors HALL Brethren in good standing with the
order are invited to represent at the meetings BY
order \. e, GEo ;, FISHER, Sec
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Revised statutes OrI,,i,o,.
LAW Books! Law Books
l1rru advertisements.
NEW GOODS!

ME subscribers have just received large
aud splendid stock OF Goods, suitable
Tor the season, which have been selected with
great care IN tie e0NcW markets., as inllos, VIZ:
Printed lawns, giughams, alpaccas, linens, pa.
hl'es, sheeiings and shlrlings, suspcudrrs, Ia.
dies crava,s and handkerchicis, cdglng jaconci,
mulls' needles, pins, thread, ladies aud chill.
nf'n's hosiery and gloves, &C.; together with u
llIun lSAnIInnnnl IL
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pclano s. lui!liams.
FORWARDING, COMMISSION, AND
LUMBER YARD.

TIL subscribers having rented one hall the Ware
house OF 4. l.. Boaghton, Esq are ready in cou-
nexon with him TO rec,.lye nnl shp produce and pro-
pcrty cousgued To thercare the usia terms / they
have boats OF their own which will afford facilities Tor
getting oh produce without delay Prompt a,tcution
vii be- bc gwen TO allmatles left with them.
Their L,mber Yard is near the warehouse and
they intend to keep oil hand at all times an extensive
assortment Of lumber, which will be sold at the loves,
possible fntcs. In23 DErANo K WILLIAMS
kINEsslsNG I:.>--6O,U 900 NuI Ia prime
l. order. my 10 DELANO a. WILLIAMS.
AN tONNlGNNENr.--A quantity of sea.
n s"ncd ! and inch Doors, very low.
Wv - DELhNO x WILLIAMS.
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serve the sagacity that is manifested i'll the
canine race and | am somt:mes hisposGd
IN h.Ii.yn that don tLiu,.s and reosn,c
Si,' ;ru'a , :. wy a';' 5000. r,la
surrey, II Inc many curious ahe'""''s r'i"-
'"d OF them are true, II Is di!'lchis'
Capr. Ca,'n'iou. r." ..
Nc~sFs. Smith and Townsend, Neic Orleans,
J. \. Walker, Esq, BatOn ROugc,
Benz Nac.r, Esq, Natche=,
Mc-~rs. Williams and Lawrence, Quincy,
n Morris, t;s:q,
- /. sanger is'i GGtena, -
~ W. Dle' "''a S""II' t"edso'
William C,ooJ,nr Locip3rt
Gen. Jacob Fry.
Ne--rs Narc,cn and Bradncr. Joliet,
Walker and licking Ottaica,
Cvshman ana GEdIcy,
nn"Ic ti,niuy, L'f' IN o"''e'
Ian s- n,,-Ia,, r., r,.Lsor,,,,
Nrssrs Ccrtrrins INA C,yi,ynlJ p.o,;,
Phelps and Bourland,
Hon. Thomas Fond,
Messr, brndn.r ~ Co, Nec York,
,m,''d LeaNI,i' Esq
', Cy,,,;,a I u!,,, a o; an
Al WiIigm. t.n T,;ca W. -i'"""s'
Nrs.r. Kimberly, Pcase 60 P,r,h
Jay and Webster,
Reed Polks < Co, Bearer.
!,ob5 and Bishop, Cltse!Gad,
" HgrroMs y IN n I uchndh,
Era ,-r', a,, J'; T,' D.MoF" "dS0Hfs.
+ ma = Fabrr :.
Holman AID Cootcs Perm
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Qbo5. &. Bou9bton,
Fire and Marine Insurance,
PpOTfCTlnv INSIlR,uCF rrMpagy or

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY or
New jersey, nt >OuIctEillc.
4 tAPlTAL 500 900 Chartered F,blSiS.
" DmlcroEs-N ,Iam thompson, Peer
NtVker, James Taylor, Da 'il SIndefsor, " H.
lam J. Bovine, Edward Paysun. Mathew Ruds-
dale, New York; James =. MCINTYRE. G. +,
Powers. Brooklyn. b. :. WHrrNrY. ag't, Wall
st., \ y. WM. THOMPSON, President.
}. '. N"oEnEs, secretary. may5-l2-ly
The sub'crlber will insure in the above com
pany on as liberal terms as any other good com.
parv. r. l.. BOGGHTON.
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The HAN who Rode the Goat.

In a quiet village in the sober State ri
Connecticut, iiourisheS Furnishing Divi>-
ion Of the Sons Of Temperance. Much
has been said about lis mysterious mystery,
and many quizzical story has been told it,
relation To the antics Of a certain goat said
TO be connected herewith.
II is said that in this quiet village resides
among others, a cute Yankee, oi a remark
ably inct NOUS and curious turn Of mind,
who, for his resemblance TO thc Pry family,
we shall! name Paul. Now Paul took il IN
10 his busy naddle to center the gates oi
our Order" without riding the goat. He
the rrlure "llukC cd around among mankind
for green Son Of Tempcrance-an hav-
ing fixed lis mind upon a victim, lie started
ia pursuit, and found his man. After cxer-
cisiug his pumping ingenuity il manner
''too tedious to menton," he found himself
on the road home tickled to pieces with the
idea OF being IN fall possession of that myS-
FERROUS word which would unlock the Di-
vision door, and put hin in possession of
''upeu ScSamc.'
IT, In the meantime. Paul's design was COM
-Umjca'cd 10 few wa.giSh spirits Of the
sion, and appropriate alrahge'""'..'
made for h,s reception -"orn, straw.
! q h.'i"" ,i,rh' "-,,s, Just received and viii
be sold very cheap. hv
may26 CUSHMAN s GRIDLEY.
,,ALT-5O BIS Salina salt,
80 sacks dniry do ius',or,ivol.
may2b ClSIlMAN \ GRIDLEY.
tSI received, per steamer Prairie Bird,
81 - hind, >ugm,
20 bbIs mllIs.es,
April CGoIIMAN and GRIDLEY.
4 BBL Goiicn syrup, ch nee auiclc. by
Il AWI CtStINAN A>D GRID.EI.
CRUSHED and Loaf sugars. for sale l,w by
~ ApriI CusHNAS d GuirLEY.
nRIED APPLES, a first rate article. on ga
~ al pr = CrsHuAN Il GRInLEY
SOAP-lO hovcs palm SOAP. bc.r qu1Il1y. at
> Apr CtSIIMAN 4 GRIDLEY's.
GLASS. Pushurgh. : hy 10 and ~ Inv 70 n,
~ Apr CUSUMAN& GRIDLEY's.
sDAiNTS ~ Oii.--Pure. extra, aud No
lrod, Ilus'o nd lard Oh. at
Apr CUSIIMAN 4 GRlDLEY's.
4 'lOER VINEGAR can ae had At
" App CUSUMAN * GRIDLEY,s.
WFTEE--Rio and Java. for sale low hy
y App CUSlIMAN 4 GRIDLEY.
sSNIIS, Tubs. assorted qualities. n,
y App CtSliMAN y GRlDLEY'>.
slOSTON Mails, assorted ,.afs, can AWAY,
, be- found At he store 1T
Apr6 CtSllMAN 4 GRIDLEY.
! (oNNEEs. We have Just received
} beautiful assortment Of c,b,,,, ,,, ~,
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Willinm Gjaskrll.
Domestic Goods,

III red"cea prices-SUch as
DROWN and blcnchci shcc,inr, ucNngs,
ID wadlug, batting, wicking, colton warn ali
sizes, cotton and wool linnrls. cotton and linen
table covers, sa,ructlS vc-y low, pin's ut every
description, for one shilling per yard aud some
Tor bd' lm'cNs, coltonndcs, CHI, cks, summer
,luli> all kinds, pain That's, etc, alt bought ia
New YORK IN April and consequently eau be
sold very low Tor good ply.
MAY -, lStS. WV. HASKELL.
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- ~ invites the ladies' and gentlemen OF Ottawa
and vicinity to call at the court house and examine
his spcclminr- OF the Photographic Art Miniatures
taken every day and neatly set IN cnscs lockcts or
frames \ h please call and examine spcciminrs
slrcton gwen II desired. M r HILLS
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Walkcr s. Giek.iHa.
More New Goods!


ylvALkER & IIICKLING wish to inform
w their customers that they have removed INTO
the new Brick Building, one door west Of the old
stand, on the south side Of the Public square and
have past received from the eastern cities large aud
wired stock OF Staple and Fancy goods suited tor
this market, comprising Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wors
ted aud Wollcn Fabrics II is useless to enuincmtc
articles we wi only ay TINT most articles IN this line
called for nj n Country Store may be- found in
stock and whc sold at the Unrest prices. Our mot
tots mot to hr undcr-oll by any one"
Also We have lately received o. cases OF
Boots Shoes aud Brogans, all sor,s and sizes, stn-
blc Tor wear OF mcn, women, aud cmldcni these
will be- sold at very low prices
mcut oi hrarg aud Sheil HARDWARE tncc, log,
and halter chains, scytrs and sncalhs, wrought and
cut nails and spikes, all slhrs. Also,
GROCERIES
Ofall kinds, A. cheap IL usual and our stock OF
Drngs, liriiriArS, and DysStuBs l. complete, and
WI,. BE- sold nj Chicago or II. Louis prices, whole
sale or retail.
CAsu pad tornny quantity Of Hides and Wheat
Oats Lard, Bacon, and mos, other produce taken III
exchange Al the highest rates. ....
4 tountcr SCALE Iatchs patent, with weights,
u for sale by Iyll. WArEEH ~ IlIcEmNG.
Lumber, AC.
lOO-oDO H. pine lumber, also lath aud shingles, for
- sale by Iyli WALEER q lIrcELlNG.
100 Ibis .nlt 30 sacks Liverpool do for sale
IUD by JIyli WALLER & lhcELING.
y Lumber Wagons, new, n tirt-mtr article, for
- sale by mo. WALKER & llIcMIGG.
NyACCNRONl NcrmcIIla, Sapo, Arrow Root,
VI and Pearl Barley, just received and for snrb by
lunraD WALKER & lIrRLIyG.
/ DINE lumber, la,h and shingles for sale by
I u3O. WALLER & IlIcELryG.
To Thrrshcgs aud Nnchinists.
4 Eir-t-ulc article OF on for sale at one dollar per
. Il gallon u.n. WALErR 4 IlgoEIIyG.
DOWLNNDS Mil and Gro, Gut ~aN---a new
II supply just received by WALKER y llcMING
DALN-LEAF hats, for salchy
mo WALKER IlIrEtNG.
/ \ NEW two horse wagon, for sale by
- lu3D WALKER g. lIIcKILyG.
Oils.
4 CASKS sperm and whale oil; also, lin
4 seed aud sweet OIL etc, for sale by
march 80 is winter & HriEUg.
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TO Physicians aud students.

'rliE subscriber constantly keeps ON hand large
AMI splendid assortment Of Hrdici Works, and
offers them al the most reasonable prices
1870 IuSEuu KEEN, Ir. li6 Lake ST. Chiraro
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500 rGcEs g Eas E fgne Fo and a1 S {" a af
rcan Gughau- 100 pieces byachcd Mu-lin.. and
pieces Noasiln de- Lans aud Lawns, Gro- dc Rhat =
Gro- de- KNAPP Silks PLAIN and figured Scaris, Bo' .,
Muslin Gloves Hosiery, besides a thousand ann
one !itlI" hAu's too tedious 10 mention Gail aud,
gre. lives Ryan and SANGER.
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1Irr. II. tllaaill.
\ L " q 0 D DIS!
4 lcN:ll,sIrv ", Jsn.iti

n DN oilers Tor sale "a, the NEW STORE ON
" III" northwest corner OF the public square,
a large lot OF entire new goods, at prices a. low
rs any other house in the state. Ills stock Of
DRY GOODS consists, in part, Of
Broadclolhs, Gmghams,
'asslmercs, Prints,
Salllneus. Lawns,
Tw'cds, Rob Roy Plaid,
Kcnuky Jeans, Oregon
Nesllngs, California
Mous.de'hancs, Rough & Ready,
hlpacas, Plaid I.nseys,
Cashmer.dc.L Lanes, Wool shawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling, fhuncls, Bro. Hull,nd,
lrlsh Linen Russia Diaper, Clash, Baugnr,
Batting, NlcklnG, Hose, Needles, Pms, Rib.
bins, Thread, SIlk, Cord, Fringe. Gimp. But.
tons, Thlmblcs, studs, shirts, Buttons, Suspcn.
dcfs, side aud Back Combs, of all shapes and
sizes. Also, a large assortment Of
Boots a. Shoes, W0rd,C0re 4. CrOckcrg
ALSO, a large 10, Of GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, HAVANA, Muscoynia
aud New Oalcans sugar; Old Java aud Rio
Coffee; Old llyson, Young Tyson and Black
rcasi Nu,mcgs, Cloves, Pepper, AIlspce.
Ginger, Indigo, Salctn'us, Nc. DC.
Ottawa, Oct, Is, 1917.
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Medicines.

1 BBI. salts, Notlnts Bucrs, llcweS lmimcnt
1 J." sulphur Balrmnns drops Caster oil,
Bragg sugar coated pills, Rhuharl's liguprii.
ilay- lnmrnt Bal-am Wild cherry, es-currs uf all
kud-, Tor SHELBY ani tuSuNAN and GgrutEy
- OOESdHd STlTTONIRI-O ncy's rco.ra-
ID ply, Smiths nuthmruc, Sander, and McGut-
icy's readers, Sanders and WcbStcr- spelling books.
Primers Of all kind, a ,w Annua- Tor 1918 Blank
book, and paper good assortment, for sale by
aug l. tUSHNAN and GRpILY.
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spisrehancous.
| Word & D0ggett,

- N1nuidriurers Of BODTN aud NWOEN,
Middleboro, Mas, are prepared III furnish country
dealers, etc with all kind- oi Boots and shoes 10y
the ease OF dozen ON the most reasonable terms, AT
their store l12 lake Street. Chicago. sep IL
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# >uniIncri.OuJD
n atprcc- 80 low as to a-ton-h the natives
Iyl1 RYAN &, S-hEGLR.

1 GENER Al assortment Of summer Goods
~ At prices 80 low a. 10 a-tOnrh the natives
I,y31 RYAN & S,hEGER.
I'AiiiIN GKDC ERiES-'l',a, coffee, loaf
L crushed AMI h.owu sugar, mo.as=cs, -arrata-
nee r1l-Iu-, sperm, -tcrnc aud taOw candles, su1p
cinnamon, GLOVES, nutmeg, spice. etc, constantly on
hand and for sale cheap ior cash or most kinds u
country produce. Jy2s RYAyN SANGLR.
w hi~kc,- bbls OHIO rrclicd wh,kry tor-alr
w by ly9S. RTANand SANGR.
\TlNEGAR--j buls best vinegar tor sale by
uy2S RYAN and SANGER.
IEN : calf HIP and thickBOOTS andRrognns
vi Tor sa,chy ly!' RYAN and SANGER
HARDWAREuud CUTLERY-Cou- on
! | hand, nails, glass and door trimmings, coffee
mills. -cythas and -uca'A- etc. Builders would do
well tocal before purchasing elsewhere.
.ulv2'. HIjN NNINGER
CCROOL BOOhS-Wo have made arrange
= mrurts to supply schools with any kinds olhook-.
paper, quilts stem. pens, slate, etc, ON reasonable
joru-. Iy2> ErAN and SANGER
100 SACKS Dairy salt, POI salt; ; bb.s tar
NV Iukcg- tar tog-a" by RyAS IS SANGER.
DATE$T " AREA general assortment Of
wash u.s, chIus pals, hat-uu-hcs, and wash
boards Jy2N RlANand SANGEE.
rHOt hEEI-Iu-t received and novy opening
4 splendid lot ui crrchcry of 'Ac latest s'yIr, at
prices lo suit tl" times. iur cash or most kind. Of
country produce at the highest market p1rc.
Iny = RyNvand SANGER.
CONSTANTLY on hund supply of-tonc and
Y oanhcn ware. J.2S RyAS and SAygrR.
y TONS Ohio Gnud-rpucs. Of 'hc best qlaiv or
= sale hy l.y2N Ry'Nanl SANGER.
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HEtf. PILES.
4 Cure for Life SccureI-Dr. Jpham't
INYERN8L REJJEUY

For the cure Of Piles, Inflammation # the Liver
aud spleen 'rlnmm.'I.u. .orcucss4aI ulccrl.
ton ul the ,l1mnch, bowels, hijurg, uui hl,d.
der ,Iui'imwa'oy aud mrrcuut Nwuml.im:
impuuy ct the Blood; week.-Mrs.. lra trArma.
tlon oi t.r spine and cor the RcIlci If Mar.
ricd Ladies
FH'ng NrGrr,rtE PRIV E,rcrrMy, inyeu.
"A ted 10y Dr. phnm, DISTINGUISHED phy--
can iNcw York City, l. the only really sue.
cossiul remedy Tor tina, dirgcrou, sud distress.
ing compliant. the PILES, ever offered TO the
American public.
Marx this: ltis an INTERNAL. REMEDY
not an external application, aud will cure '
case of Piles, ,Ilhcr bleeding or Blind, Internal
and External; ana probably the only thing that
will. There is no mistake about It. 1t Is a pos
tive curc-ond speedy and permanent. 1t is al.
so a convenient medicine to take aud improves
the general health 10 remarkable manner.
Each POS contains twelve doses, at 5 ID cts
per dose. It l. very mild in ITS operation, and
may bc taken in cases Of the most acute it,
Illumination without danger. An internal arr Il.
cations are IN the highest degree dsagrccablr,
announcement aud offensive; aud from the very
nature oi the disease, temporary IN thir effects.
This medicine attacks the disease at It's source
aud REMOVING THE CAUSE renders tie
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT
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nlorse s. Gonrlln.
Wholesale & Retail

a- q o. w. Hs -,
Wholesale & Retail
Liquor. Cigars. n Grocery store.
M ORSE ASDCONLEY have just opened u lara.
wi establishment on the east side OF the cour,
house, where they constantly keep on hand Il large
stock Of imported and domestic
LIQUORS.
of the best brands; Havana and American Cigars
of The very best quality, aud gcncrs assortment OF
GROCERIES, which they will sell ut wholesale or
retail NJ the lowest possible rates. Call and examine
Their stock and Judge Ion yourselves.
Ottawa, Aug. Is, 1913. 4
~ ines aEd Liquors.
| PIPE Quar- Brandy, punclconSt CroiN Rum,
| nogmc, do t. hbls J9nmlca do
rnct Ca7tilIion e Port do
Champaign do Malaga do
Swan gun 20 bhl1 American brandy
scp2 Sidby MoR,G and CoNNrLlEY
OK BOXES tobacco Of superior article, cheaper
Nv thancyer sold before AZ MoEyEaniCoNNELLElS $.
Cigars: Cigars!
A 5000 choicest brands, viz: Caza1ovas, re-
Il gaIias, Ia norma, rinnda Ia bella ponnarIlas
d Lord Byron, Missouri principe Jnsto SAM do,
steam boat do, American common sold by
sep! NloRyE and CoyNErLEy.
On BASKETS llcldesicI. Champaign, for sale by
Go scP2 MoR,E and CoNNELLry.
~ BOXES English hcrrrgs at
~ scp2 MoRsEaud CoNvEmEy's
20 BOXES ciaret for +,,,!e BY c
10nO GINS Baltimore can Oysters and 100 can,
ioVo I,obsicrs at MoR-E and CoyNELLEY.s.
old Ohio Whl-kcy, 80 bbl- iorsaIc by
~ scp2 MOIST and CoNyELLEy.
InLD Nonougchala wh-koy, Of finest flavor, at
" sep! MoRsl and CoyyrLLEY's.
hLD Bourbon whiskcy.at ia" So"
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a .,,n1,', ~ w. >PId taking up iuy
"a assortment OF goods, for" !" us "''i'''
L "a The store Is on the canal. ~ his desk; he
isn small ware house, and Is an I'll awaited Mrs.
buyinr produce as it is the nearest p 90 on in
large portion Of the county can reach ,.,rI of li,
Of which wl.i be- sold on reasons; " Us Va Va,
mug (. RYAN &.is honest
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Sogac''y Of Dog-lt is intcncsiirs'o al =
serve the sagacity that is manifested i'll the
canine race aud ! am somt.mes disposed
to believe that a dog thinks and renSuns.---
Surely, if the many curious anecdotes rtla.
I'D of them are true, it is dilicNisi'-
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BOOTS and SHOES,

molasses, Rio coffee, rice, tar, tens, spices. lead
anu shot, dye s,ulls, glass aud nails, etc. all of
whloh we shall keep constantly on hand. and
sell ichoieSaSe and reiaH for Cash or Produce Al,
as small an advance as any other house, and
would solicit call a, all times from persons
wishing to purchase.
Wheat, COM, barley, oats, beans, dry and
green hides, lard, butter, eggs. furs and rars
bought ut all timss, a, the Eas, Brick Store in
Peru, by DAY Il BROTHER.
NO Wouole 10 show goods, ap2s-il
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TOh heirs Of The sal isqac Printer, decd. orth,ir
E'nr1Ian-' and all persons interested il the estate
OF the ,aii deceased You aud each Of yon nrc here.
toy notified tlat We shall present petition 10 the
next circuit court TO be held in and for the county of
lH>nlIc, IN the state OF Illinois, on the fr-t day
thereof OF so soon thereafter as counselca heard
Tor me safe Oh the whole much of the real estate
OF the said interstate will be sufficient to nav his
debts At which time, all persons Interested IN Inc
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STRAYED

Big Ncrnlion, u bright bay mare, main, tail, aud
feet black, sonc white under the pastrn Joint, ot
both hind feet, little sway backed had piece OF
cord around hcr neck since spring a small track ola
cut ON the under lid of the lchcyr, aud about 2or -
years old \ liberal reward will be- gwen to any
person giving information of her whereabouts to the
subscriber, or To Robert Montgomery or Maurice
Murphy, Ottawa. au2j JAMES SMITH.
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- CASKS sperm aud whale oil; also, lin
4 seed aud sweet OIL etc, for sale by
march 30, rs whittier d HriEUg.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-21

The revolutionary movements in Europe
within the last year have produced some
extraordinary mutations, the remarkable
character Of which, is occasionally forced
upon the notice. AT the recent proroga-
ton of the British Parliament there were
individuals present, as spectators, whose
appearance at such place, one year ago,
would have caused extreme surprise.
In the same gallery with Guizot and
two of the sons Of Louis Philippe sat
Louis Blanc, who had followed INTO exile
the illustrious companions whose exile he
had been himself instrumental in COMPEL.
ing. 1t is possible that Mettennich was at
the same time contemplating the spectacle
of British sovereignty arIayed in its consti.
tutonal emblems within the walls Of the
Parliament House. And for that matter
Louis Philippe might have been also 8
spectator. The diplomatic representative
Of Republican France was there.
The next twelve months may produces
changes in Europe quite as extraordinar,
as those which the last year has witnessed
Nay, the year that dates from the revolu
ton OF February, in France, is not ye
completed. 1t may have some startlin
mutations still in store.
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A cerain lady had child which she
never allowed to be contradicted for fear it
would make him sick. Relatives. friends,
and even her husband told her she would
spoil the child, but all was Of no avail.
One day she heard him screaming with an
ger in the garden. At the moment she ran
and ascertained the cause TO be that the SER
want had refused to give him something he
wanted. you impertinent creature, said
the mother TO the servant, mot to give the
child what he wants by my troth,' said
the girl, 'he may cry till morning, and he'll
not g,.tit.' Enraged beyond bounds at this
reply, the lady ran for her husband to chas
tise the saucy servant. The husband, who
was ss weak as his wife, cried out to the
servant, you insolent creature, do you have
the impotence TO disobey your mistress?
1T is tue, sir, 1 did not obey her. Thu
child has been crying for the moon, which
he sees reflected ia the fountain. coul'
not give it to him, though commanded b.
the mistress. PERHAPS SHE CAN DO IT.
A general laugh ensued, in which the lad
despite her anger, joined. 1t was a goo
lesson for her.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-21
Insurance Case.

An interesting case OF insurance was re-
Gently decided by the committee Of appeals
Of the st. Louis Chamber of Commerce.
Capt. Belt, of the steamer Planter, left St.
Louis with freight list Of $1,000, upon
which he insured 500 in the Louisville
Mutual Insurance Company. Shortly az
ter starting, leak was discovered, without
the occurrence Of any accident, and upon
examination the leak was found to have
been caused by the starting OF several butts
and the removal of the caulking. A con-
siderable part of the cargo was discharged
in good condition at a neighboring landing,
and the boat returned to St. Louis for re-
pairs with the rest in perishing condition.
The captain abandoned the voyage, and
claimed the 81, 500 insured on the freight.
Held that the boat after being repaired
should have proceeded on her voyage with
the unchanged part of the cargo, and that
she could only recover for that portion Of
the goods lost.