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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16
MORE GOODS
THAN A MULE CAN CARRY
AT THE
NEW CASH STORE,

CONSISTING in part of bed ticking; bro
u drilling blue do; bro linens; ilannels; lmsey;
apron check; broad cloths; easslmeres; sattlnetS;
Tweeds; jeans, fustlans;
Cottonade; Bagging; Sheeting;
Prints; Delaines; Sousans;
Mpacas; Bombazlnes; Musiins;
Chameleon plaids; jaekonets; bishop lawns; bobi-
nets; lace; Scotch gingham; shawls; handker-
chiefs; gents cravats; hosiery and gloves; fashion,
able ribbons; umbrellas and parasuls; buck
gloves and mittens; gents fashionable fur hats
wool do; Rough and Ready and legherl do; sat
in, cloth, glazed and fur caps. Also . splendid
assortment oi
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16
ANCHORED
IN GAL EN- Al.


Copper, Tin and Sheet
IRON M A NUF ACTORY,
Gaiena, Illinois.
vEvIlE subscriber thankful for past iavors, in
4 forms the people Of Grant and surrounding
counties, that he has just received his Fall stock
Of Stores, Sc, which is decidedly the largest and
best assortment ever brought into Western Wis
consin--amopg which may lie found stoves Of all
the improved patterns. Part Of which are the
following, VIZ; H
Rathbum's Premium Cook Stove, sizes.
g Large oven do do
City air-tight cook do
Large oven uir-tight do do,
Back cooking stove, 20
Resor's Premium cooking stoves s5
besides large assortment Of Box, Template,
Cast md Sheet-iron, Air-tight and Paror Stoves
of the most improved and splendid patterns
The furniture to thppboye stoves is all manu-
featured in Gulena, aud warranted to be At least
one-thrd heavier than that which Is brought into
the country. and the subscriber thinks Is superior
20 amy Which is manufactured in any other estab-
lshmcnt The subscriber is prepared to manu-
faotnre all kinds of
TIN, Copper and sheet-Ironware,
on short notice, and all work done by HIM will he
warranted
| On hand and Tor sale ut all times, large as
soFiment Of 'Ginware, Japauned and Brliannio
ware, hollow wage, sugar, kettles from ten TO &c
teen gallons. &c,-bcsides many other articles
usually kept in such establishments too numerous
to mention, an OF which will be sold cheap foI
cash,
/ The highest cash price paid for shipping furs
old copper, brass and pewter.
. Alb. SOUTIIWORTH.
/ Gaena, Auslist 10th, ls4s. Silly
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16
Goods for the Ladies.
Black-watered, striped, plain and figured Alpacas,

Winter bonnets,
.MeriRo shaicis,
Embroidered do,
Knit and blanket do,
SILK and linen hdJS,
CATERS, half do,
Slippers, all kinds,
Merinos,
Nous. de LANES,
Irish linen,
Damask table corers,
Sheeting and shifting
Bed ticking,
DriHings
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16
DRUGS AND
Potosi, Wisconsin,

POtosi, Wisconsin,
uST received from the east fresh sunnlv r.
~ Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass. V.v'
nishes and Dye-stutis, which will be sold at The
lowest prices. The principal articles are as fol.
lows: wi
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16
Book ana Dob printing.
I,74.l!41s.1

Having obtained new materials, we ave pre-
pared to do Jon " orh in the best style, and on
short notice. Ordersare respectfully solicited.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-16

Ant-bilious, caihartic, vegetable, and ague pills
Coxe's hive syrup, Stoughtons buers, Burgundy
pitch Liniment-voIaiile, nerve and bone, poor
mans and anodyne Am, Thompson's eye water.
opodeldOc. paragoric, castor oil without taste OF
smell. rheumatic drops, together with every ar
ticIe in the Drug line for sale cheap for cash.
ARMSTRONG & co.
October @. Al. 3l-lv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27


Toe democratic meeting at the court house
last evening were good:turn out aud the
democracy was in fine spirits. The speech
Of Mr.. GREGG was the ablcst effort we have
heard in the contest. Wings and barrbnr-
ners, as well as democrats, have expressed
TO us their admiration ofthis mastery effort.
Mr.. Gregg spoke at least two hours, yet no
one was weared, and the audience would
willingly have heard him longer. He sketch.
ed the history Of our party, and showed that
the great democratic party ofthc Union was
still OIL the old platform-the same that was
occupied by Jefferson, Madison and Jackson.
Hc showed up whiggery in its true colors,
and while he paid high and generous tribute
to the military character and worth Of Gen.
Taylor, he yet showed how little he, as the
representative Of such party and totally
devoid Of all civil qualifications, deserved
the support OF intelligent freemen, for the
most responsible civil trust in their gift
But by far the heaviest part Of his artillery
was directed against the barnburners. When
in sketching the history and fate Of all one
idea parties that had ever risen in this
country, he came TO the bigot.ed and bcsot.
ted natives, had one been present, he must
have been crushed under the inefIabe soorn
and contempt with which the speaker al
luded TO that loathsome herd. The pre-.
tended platform Of the barnburners was ut.
terly torn down, aud their fimsey sophisms
scattered to the winds; and their leader,
Martin Van Buren,, was shown up in such
colors, that even his warmcst supporters
must nave felt ashamed OF him.
The speech Of Mr.. CaosDY, of yermilion
County, though short, was also able and
paid beautiful and deserved tribute to the
worth and pre.eminent ability of Gen. Cass,
the standard bearer Of the democracy.
The meeting rendered unanimous vote
Of thanks to the speakers for their very a.
Bile addresses, and, giving three deafening
cheers for Cass and Butler, adjourned to
meet again on Monday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
Lee Centre Acads my, L., "a nm

MS institution Is pleasantly and health
Ny situated IN the midst Of rich oc,;c,,,,''
ial community, about equally di,tan, ha
tween Chicago and Galena, 20 m;i.s 81.
OF Princeton and 20 miles south of Al, NJ.
riS. The ediiice is well cosstruc,,dh,,u
ding two stories high, especially leS;cnaa
and conveniently arranged for III. n,,rnss,
tn which 1t is to be devoted. Good bo,,ai,,.
can be obtained Ga reasonable Terms cor9
'then,iy near TO the Academy. The pI-
p'l> viii be surrounded by good moral in.
Nucucc. The FIRST term of this inS,i,n,ia,,
VIII commence on the Both Of October nm.
der the immediate superintendent oI IT,.
RAN MtIHESNEr, who is n graduate of IN.
Rensselaer, Institute, at Troy, n Y. Tho
GO IrSe OF study viii Comprise all those
branches OF science which are necessary 10
complete education. twill be tbe ohio,
Oh 'he director to make every part of the
course thorough and practical, as long ey.
petIehce Inteaching has convinced him thai
no system OF instruction can succeed which,
uoeS moi render the pupil n voluntary agent
IN eHt'ung his or her own improvements
10 accomplish this the instruction viii bo
gwen by familiar and conversational ex-
plantations, adapted to the nature of the SIN
ny and the advancement and capocitv of
the student. The Institution will comurise
the following departments: The Primary
Department, Department of Natural Scien.
ceS, aud Mathematical Department. The
primary department will embrace those who
are pursuing the elementary branches of
English literature. Ii will comprise COM
plete course construction in reading, writ
ing, geography, arithmetic, English gam
mar, etc. A>anin intimate acquaintance with
these branches is indispensable to complete
scholarship no pains viii be spared TO rem
der the instruction IN them radical and Elf
ciCnt. In the department of natural sciences
VIM be taught natural history, chemistry.
Oniany,geo!oay,mincrology, zoulogy.ph
oi"cy, mental philosophy, rhetoric. and
book keeping. In the mathematical de.
partment viii be taught, higher arithmetic.
natural philosophy, geometry, trigonome.
Try, surveying, mensuraiion of surfaces and
solids, plotting and business drafting. Al
Inc commencement the term n tcocher's
class will b" formed expressly for those
VINO wish to become teachers, 10 which the
sirctest attention will be- paid. The tuition
viii vary from three to five dollars to be
paid at the close Of the euarier. Books AMI
stationary can be obtained at the insti,u-
ton. C,y,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

NV NoRk, Oct. 2i-3 Z. NJ.

New NoRk, Oct. ga p. NJ.
despatch from New Orleans, the 2Ist,
says we have just received later adyiccs
from Vera Cruz To the 2lst inst.
Later edvices from the city Of Mexico
have been received, which represent pub
he affairs TO be very unsettled. That rev
o!ution was impending over Herrera. An
other express had arrived AT Vera Cruz with
letters and dispatches, which stated that The
city Of 'rampico had proc laimcd It's indepen-
deuce of the state Of Tamaulpas. aud pro
posed 10 seek annexation TO the |. States.
Later advices had also been received from
lncatan. Ten thousand Indians had at
tackled the government of rcmaxlapa. and
two hundred of TIL garrison had fallen in the
contest,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

ODE ike the Yankee hoy when he GOT mad.
"determined to do something Gesps rate if !,
was nothing more than to tear hoard IN.
the pig pen" lie spoke some time on The
'::iree Spoil" question land the .poils is all
they are aitcr) and sat down, thai some one
else might take the floor.
Alter short defamation by one Of tbe
grnb-dreei sPeohcrS,a motion being made 10
hdJ"nrn, The meeting troks up uiM a ron.
ana me great, worthy, and patriotic poh,i,
rai warriors sheaihed their swords, spiked
,hr'r cannon, and retired To their resprcii, o
homes, here they might lock themselves
up ~ Tie arms ct the "somniGc Deityn and
rest nom lheir troubles. Thus ended III,
great political contGb in Lisbon. Kendall
Coz HIS, On the 18th October, Is:a.
SPANISH lUisr Jr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

LL7lN, Oct. p, lStS
My DEAR SIR :--Our meeting came Oh
yesterday in fine and spirited style. The
large and splendid hickory pole went up
amid the cheering Of the large mass Of de
mocrats assembled TO aid in the great cause
of American freedom. \ bright sky and a
clear political atmosphere has taken the
place of the dark and gloomy fog Of GboG-
tioniSni, lately hanging over the horizon in
Kane county. "The sober second thought"
has done its work thus far fully equal to
orr best hopes.
On Thursday, the II November, another
county Mass Meeting is to he held at St.
Charles, as noticed by call signed by a
large array Of democrats, good and true.
The northern part Of Kane will render Il
good account on the Th OF November. Our
meetings are well tuned and will tell well in
the Intermediate time. W.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
Mr.. MAruloT, Of Baltimore, has invented

Mr.. MATmIoT, Of Baltimore, has invented
an improvement on the Morse Geographic
instrument. The Clipper closes descrip-
ton of the same, by saying:
Mr. M. is also constructing n Printing
Telegraph, 10 work by his compound re-
ceiving magnet. This, when done, lac think $
will print $50 letters per minute in ordinary
type, 10th the type, wheel and printing ham
mer to be worked by the electrical power
and this machine, he says, cannot misprn,
that the letter which is touched at the
transmitting station must be printed ut the
receiving station.
There is no limit TO human ingenuity.
In telegraphing, as in every other useful art,
the progress of science will give rise 10 in
ventions of still more brillian, powers. Tic
attempt by patent, to prevent American
genius from achieving useful triumphs, /,
absurd as il is impolitic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
The Real Free FOIL Ticket.

! The supporters Of Gerritt Smith, tie real
free soil candidate for the presidency, have
put forth the subjoined ticket to be support
cd by that party ia Illinois at the coming
election. Gerritt Smith had been nomina-
ted by the National Reiormers previous to
the Buffalo convention, and when Mr.. Van
Buren, received the nomination oi that con-
vention, Mr.. 5. was solicited to withdraw
in his favor, which he agreed To do if Mr.,
Van Barren would sign the free soil pledge.
Bu; Mr.. V. b. has steadily refused TO come
ny 10 this test, and so the real National Re-
formers have no other alternative but sup
port their own candidate. Their platform is
/. Free SOi!-not only free from slavery,
but free and open h every industrious man
who viii till it.
:. Land EAiiGiion-A law FIXING the
MAXIMUM amount of land which one person
shall be permitted to acquire.
., Homestead Exemption.
4. The ten boar system.
As, we presume, the sole o'j,ctof the free
Soi!erS is TO show their strength at The COM
ing election. and as they couic>>rdly can
elect nobody, We can see TO reason why
they may not as well vote for Gerritt Smith
as Martin Van Buren,, especially as Mr.,
Smith is beyond controversy a much more
thorough and better tiled representative Of
their principles.
We have made these remarks at the re.
quest of several of the friends Of the real free
soil ticket in this place, who have asked this
much at our hands, rs they have no other
means Of reaching the public car. The fol.
loving is their electoral ticket :.
Real Free Sol, Tiket.
No SLAVERY EXTENSION ASp No SLAVERY.
No LAND MoNoroLY.--EyERY Man
iANM Of MS OwN.-HoYrsTrAD
ExEMGrWN.-
For PreS&ni.
GERRIr SMITH,
Of Ner York.
For Iice Prceidtui.
CHARLES c. FOOTE,
Of HirhiJan.
For Electors.
w. 6. WAIT, Bond Co. Electors at
\. II. BoLLEs, Cook " Large.
ABRAnAM BRowH, Tazewell county,
JAMES RooT, Peoria
J. c. FIREMAN., Adams 80
lnos FIELD, Dupage 50
LEVI CASTOR, Lee
l.. b. NICHOLS. Lake "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

| Az ESTIMATE The st. Louis Rcpubli-
can, the leading wing paper in the West,
submits the following estimate of the result
ofthe approaching presidential election. We
think tits equivalent TO ackuow lodging beat.
After claiming all it can for Taylor, it can
bring him ont only votes ahead; and 10 do
this, the editor is obliged TO count as certain
for Taylor, such states as Pennsylvania,
Louisiana, Tennessee, and Florida. Why,
what but absolute necessity TO get the re-
quisi,e amount of figures, could ever induce
the wings to claim Pennsylvania Have
not the democrats elected their canal com
missioner by 1000 majority, and have they
not or 6OO0 majority on the congressman /?
The vote on governor was VIGOROUSLY no
test, while that on canal commissioner and
congressman is conceded TO have been.
Then Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida, and
North Carolina must be conceded to be at
least exceedingly doubtful states. And are
the wings sure Of Vermont and Connecticut?
1t is said the Cass men and barnburners in
those states are united in supporting Van
Buren,, aud if such is the case, Taylor must
inevitably be beaten there. Rhode Island,
too, is not out of the fog, and surely Mary
land and New Jersey are far from being over
certain. We think no man can look over
this estimate of the Republica., withou, be-
ing convinced that Taylor's defeat is as GER
tain as that election day will come.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

TIE s"qsnH Of i'crrr md igHr-- ~ this season
OF TO" year thousands .a victims 10 tilt awiul ma
lady Fever md ACuc No disease Is attended with
greater suffering, anil perhaps none Is 81 easily con-
iro.cd md cured Bot the proper remedy must h,,
used. Science and experience have led to his I'M
roHunl discovery. and ryery sufferer ir small -unt
can ac speedily aud thoroughly cund. SGhrrcri
arr yuu de~unS Of becoming ncquaini.d wiih Ibis
remedy! Il j. Dr. RurE's Indian Queen Vegetable
SuGarcoatrd Ant-BiHous AMI Touir P.s. .oIh
bye l.. lHoNrsoS, and WnirI and IluSrLE, drug
gIst~, Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
Democrats Rally!

The Hon J. McDouGALL anil T.. BALL.
IsoALL, Esq, and probably the Hon. SID.
SEY BREEsE, U. S. Senator, will address
the demc Gratis Of Ottawa at the Court House
on Monday evening next, Oct. 30,h.
Let the democrats be out in their strength
and let all come. No voter can have too
much light on the issues involved in this
most important contest.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

Buren,, postmaster OF Kingston, has beenrc-
moved. Also VIM. G. Dryer, postmaster at
Victor, Monroe county. Cause-They were
opposed to the extension Of slavery.-N Y.
Post.
Were caught searching the mails to stop
incendiary publications, perhaps -Boston
Post.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

HoorIyG CouGn This complaint is quite
prevalent in some parts Of the town, and in
so severe form, that several children have
died Off it. The following prescription has
been handed to us by friend who has seen
ii frequently tried, and assures us tina, it
never fails to afford immediate relief, if il
does not entirely cure. this distressing NAL
adv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
! scruple salts of tartar;
10 grains cochineal.

Finely powdered and put into one pint of
water, well sweetened with loaf sugar. To
.n infant, give the fourth part Of table
spoonful, four times a day; to child years
old, half a table spoonful; lyears old, table
spoonful,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

Let the Soldiers Remember, that it was
Gen. Cas-, who, while at the head of the
war department, introduced the regulation,
doing away with the whiskey ration, and
substituting sugar and coffee. But for this
change, how many thousands of drunkar,ls
would not the Mexican war have mahci
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

EnHgrants 10 thc snVib nRa rest should be pro-
vldrd with DR. O-good's ChoIagoguc BY the use of
ms remedy during accmauon or sc0s9HiHg, rs il is
called, the danger from attacks OF Aguc and Bilious
teVcr- l. entirely avoided The stranger is prculi-
ariy exposed to thee dcascsin their most fatal FORMS
aud should uoi nix the change 81 climate without
the protection which the Chougogue aiunl-.
This valuable medicine is sold 10y q. J.. lIlOMP-
SON lnIlli.i NifHMn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

Federal Popcrs Opposed to Irish Free
dom.-The New YORK Herald, in an article
on the Presidency, has the following;
"Not single newspaper in this city, ia
vorable to Gen. Taylor, but has taken
BOLDLY AND OPENLY THE SIDE OF
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT A
GAlNST IRISH FREEDOM-thus play.
ing into the hands of the Irish Directory
with John Nc Keen n, its heaL-a known
energetic partizan of Taylor. Unless the
friends Of Gen. Taylor wake in every par,
OF the country, his chances for success will
diminish day by day.o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

Listen to the voice OF the departed pairi.
OF, Andrew Jackson:-
81 say, again, fellow. citizens, remember
the Fate OF ancient Rome, AND VOTE ron No
CANDIDATE trl,o wiH not tell you wih The
.trdnkness Of an Independent freeman he
principles upon irhich, il elected, he riR adj.
minister your government.
THAT MAN DESERVES TO BEA SLAVE who
would vote for n MUM CANDIDATE,
trhcre his liberties are al Sinkc.v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

The Hon. SIDNEY BREEsE, arrived nj
this place late last evening, and left on tho
packet for Peru this morning,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

"What have you got there Joe?" 81 got
ham - "That mint ham, its nothing but
shoulder" "Ips ham, I tell you, but
not on ultra ham,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio Elec,ion.

II seems to be agreed that IN both these
states il canno. be known to certainty who
is elected governor, until the vote is official.
ly canvassed by the legislatures of the
states respectively. The dispatches receiv-
ed from both states arc so contradictory tina,
no reliance can be placed on them. The diff
ference in either state is not 900, and NAV
not be a dozen Of votes. The following des-
patches from the Chicago Democrat of yes.
terday arc the latest VIC have seen, but they
are no more reliable than the rest, and the
very next received may be entirely differ.
ent:
LATEST FROM OHro.-A telegraph des
patch from the Post Master at Columbus,
Ohio, dated yesterday (Or. Goth, SAYS:
"Ford a few votes ahead but not certain
until the official canvass"
The votes are counted by the Legislature.
PENNsYLvAyIA.-We suppose the major
iiy for johnson, the wing candidate for gov
ernor in Pennsylvania, is 357.
The Senate stands wing 81, democrats
IL. 1nthe House, wings democrats so.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

The Telegraphis now completed 10 Chi.
cage, so that we are now within speaking
distance ofthat city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

The eminent philantbropist and rather
unsuccessful candidate for the Presidency,
Cerrits Smith, has written letter TO some
Of his eolored brethren, In which he says.
81 well remember that, OH n certain oc.
casion, when your spirit was rejoicing ai
my Identification with my colored brethren,
you exclaimed 'Gerritt Smith Is a colorej
mani" II pleased me, perhaps nattered
ne, 10 be " called"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27

Glory be TO DR.. Duacan who got the one
day election law through Congress. With
the telegraph TO help the wings lie, there | 5
no knowing what deception might be prac-
ticed. After November 9TH, lies will not
pay for telling, and some reliance can be
placed on what we Chicago Demo.
rraf.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-10-27
Who rs?-The following paragraphs
A l.. Al.

WHO LIES The following paragraphs
are floating about in the papers:
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot says: Bets even upon
Taylor's election 90 begging. There are no
takers in that meridian! What does that
meanp
VINO ARE THE TAKrRs?-The Washing
ton Union says, gentleman from Baltimore
yesterday made the following bets: $1,000
that Cass and Butler will be elected our next
President and Vice President, $500 on Geor-
gia, and $500 on Louisiana. He afterwards
said that he had $4,000 which he would be
pleased to bet on the general result.
Another gentleman, il is also stated, bet
81 900 on the general result. that Cass and
Butler would DO elected our next President
aud Vice President. These facts indicate
the confidence of our friends In the trium-
plant success Of Cas-, aud Butler in Novem.
! Der next.