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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-07

Facts for FarmerS.-The depre-
dations of birds are fully compensa-
ted by the services they render il
preying upon insects. We doubt
that.
A bare pasture enricheS not the
sell, nor fattens the animals, nor in
crsascs the wealth ofthe owner.
One animal we'll fed, is of more
value than two poorly kept.
The better animals can be fed, and
the more comfortably they can be
kept, the more profitable they. are
and all farmers work for profit.
Ground well ploughed is better
than thrice the quantity Of poorly
ploughod.
Bountiful crops are more profita-
bic that poor ones. Make Tho soil
rich, pulverize it well, and keep it
clean, and it generally will be pro-
ductive.
Weeds that grow unmolested
around the fences, stumps, and stone,
scatter their seeds over the farm, and
they are likely to grow.
Cows well fed in winter give more
milk in summer.
An OK that is in good condition il
the spring. will perform more labor,
and stand the heat of summer much
better than one that is poor.
When you see the fence down put
it up it remains until to morrow
the cattle may get over.
What ought to be done to-day, 90
it, for tomorrow it may rain.
A strong horse will work all day
without food, but keep him at it and
be will not last long.
A rich soil will produce good crops
without manure. but keep at it and it
will tire.
Farmers sons had better learn to
hold the plough aud feed the pigs,
than measure tape and count buttons.
Young ladies who have the good
fortune to become farmers wives,
will find it more profitable 10 know
how to make johnny cake, butter, and
cheese, than TO play the piano.
All persons who wish to be rich
mast spend less than they earn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-07

Ia make Ca5jaseS Heed ia lin
ier.--Thc Maine Farmer says, that
in the fall of the year when tits time
to gather cabbages we always find
more or less Of them that have not
formed any heads. They may have
grown well, and have large stock
of leaves, but have not closed up in
the form necessary to make a good
solid, compact cabbage. In the fall
ofthc year, just before the ground
closes up, gather all the cabbages
which have not headed together
Then dig a trench, eighteen inches
or more deep, and Insufficient width
to admit the Cabbages. Then close
the leaves together by hand winding
a wisp Of straw or something else
around them to keep them together,
and then put them in the trench with
heads down and roots up. Then
pack straw or leaves and earth about
them snug, and round up the earth
over them. The trench should be
dug in a place where the waters OF
the rains and SHOWS run Of and will
not stand about them. A couple
ofplank nailed together in the form
Of a roof and put over the mould, may
be useful. In the spring Of the year
open the trench, and you will find
that the cabbages are all headed
firmly together; and if the water has
not got in it will be solid.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-01-07

'l<l'lS remedy is prepared entirely from ,egc.
a table substances and contains no mercury
at'nic OF a0yhing that can prove injurious to the
system. Its ,iiscts ATE lhosa ul drubstruent aud
tonic, well adapted to restore the healthy action
OF the liver and stomach who's, functions arc 81
generally ImpaIIcd ia this class of diseases.
tluuine and other tones ,etvc only IN many
cases 10 brake the Uhills, out do net Icmoyo the
disease OF the liver and other organs implicated
On which the chill ana fever depends hcnsc the
useluluess of the "Fluid Extract OF Bark" (par-
uculhrly where physicians cannot readily be con.
Sulten,) which contains all the qualities suited to
the indication Of these maladics.
The ''FlGid Extract of Bark" is prepared by
DR.. Sawyer, after several years experience IN al
mlnistering to those afflicted, both in the eastern
and western part If the United States. anl he
can confidently commend it TO the public as pos.
sessins virtues well adapted to the pernianfRl
cure OF the ollcn long protracled inlermitt.nts
and renlttents of unhealthy districts.
liundfels OF Testimonials in regard to the eff,
cdcy Oi the medicine from persons of respectable.
ny have been given to the proprietor. he
dors not make use Of them "a he prefers To have
the medicine Introduce itself solely by its merits.
sold by KING Il WHITE, coruerof la sale
and Canal streets, who have constantly on hand
a large supply Of Drugs. Medicines, Oils, by.
stuff, &c.
lulv 30 1871
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I'm american China Many)aciTy.
We learn that a gentleman named
Ridgway, from Staiiordshire, Eng
land, has established a mandatory
of China and Queensware, on the
Big Sandy River, in Virginia, within
a mile and half of the Ohio. This
mandatory is already the nucleus
Of u new town, which is rapidly ri
sing around it-while farther to the
eastward, and especially in TAI well
Cabell and Logan Counties, exten'
sive settlements of farms and vine
yards are also in progress. There
are valuable mines of bituminus ant
canrel coal in the same region, will
salt, iron ore, and limestone in abun
dance.
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Tie Potato.-A Liverpool letter
to the New York Courier, under
date Of Nov. 10, says;
Iregret to say, that the potatoe
rot has appeared with greater vio-
lence than ever, within the last week
or two, some kinds which have never
before been affected. having been
now attacked. In fact the general
opinion among our best agricultural
lists, is that "the root is leaving us al
together" The accounts from Ire
land are most i'rightful, and starva-
ton will be much worse this year
than last
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ago, team of four of these bristly
steeds, which he used to drive at a
brisk trot round the country, her-
messed to a chaisecart. And in the
island of Minorca, it is said that the
ass and hog may to this day be reg
ularly seen working together turning
up the land. .Nbany Cuhra.or.
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The Now York Scientific Ameri-
can ays;-"A drop or two of honey
well rubbed on the hands while wet,
after washing with soap, prevents
chapping, and removes the rough
ness ofthe skin-it is particularly
pleasant for children's hands and ia
ces in cold weather.
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The brig Essex cleared from Bos-
ton for Jamaica, n few days since,
with cargo Of five hundred and
twenty-five tons Of ice, bound to
Kingston, Jamaica.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

ID ErURN thanks to the public lnr the liberal
\ patronage extended TO them, ana would state
that they have removed to the north side VI the
City Hotel, To the binding adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCauy. They have
procured the latest
EaH and U,nlier FaShians.
direct from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments IN the most fashionable
STYLE. Work will be done ia the best manner,
and all garments made 10 it,.
Ottawa, Oct. 80. lsi7
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Lands for snIc nc Public Auction,

Lands for Snlc nt Public Auction.
"yil.lbe sold at pubic auctio- AZ the court
" house in Ottawa on Monday the third
day OF January next, at o'clock PM, toiho
h,hestbddcr Tor cash,
The whole Of section o., 4. %, n Il , cas-, Of
3IP. NJ.
Also, the whole Of the n Il 4 sec. 81. 7 81
N X E3jP. NJ.
The above Lands ave r'aire ofl:c hes quail.
| iiy In the Immediate vicinity Of timber, aud
title unpucsiionallr. GEO. H. NORRIS,
! Ottawa Sept. II 1917. Arni for N, owssr
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ElaCllsiiiiiiing.

-, THE subscriber lakes this meth
- 9 oil Of returning thanks for the pub
Il y g tic patronage heretofore extended
81 -, 10 him, and wishes to iniorm his
- N friends and public generally that
~--5--.z/ he has turned his whole attention
to the manufacturing IT wagons aud huggies, in
all its branches; be has secured himself the best
OF workmen. both in wood and iron, and his stack
of lumber aud iron cannot be surpassed by any
in tins vicinity.
Wagons u.ajc to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west OF Chicago.
Please call aud examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished on hand aud can
flush any kind TO order ia few days notice.
Cash paid Tor seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July 10, 1916. z. BARNARD.
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Eruit Trres.

sl4El 1 LARGE lot is now for sale 3
iSSSisg N miles east olMar,eilies, comPris.
ds1e.Sr u choice selection of about forty Nari.
-. cites ofArpIe and Few Pears, Plums
Cnri1lrs, Peaches, Sc. The trees are of three
and four years growth; IN size, from five to ten
feet hig aud iIom two 10 six inches in cIrcumier-
encs at the surface Of the earth. The nursery
price varies from u! to . cents for Apple ;
?ears aud Plums u cents higher.
ID. &. LNDERHlLL.
M....iNes. Oct |. lSlI 3m.
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Cii.y Hotel,
CEaua, Illinois.

IIuU a, WUIUiS.
ytNHE puElic are informed that tn, establish
ment hss been newly itted w aud new !,
furnished IA q style "a correspond ~IIh the m
creaslng Importance OF the town. and will kere-
liteI be kept by the subscribers, who solicit q
share of public patronage.
\. \. FISHER,
PERRY Il. SMITH.
Ottawa. March %. ls47. SGT
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DRUGS Il MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Paints. oils, Furnishes,
Puty, HmdO'c Glass, Dye Mg0S,
BRUSHES. Books, COn(eciionaries,
Fruit, Nms, Hines and Brandies.
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- Fox River House, ia
~ 0ttawa, oil. ..sg

ys7hlS popular establishment Is now IN iul
O, Grafton, and ITS accommodations are in
ferlor TO none IN the country. TrlNcllrfs vii
,ivays find the table supplied With chuicc game
lnd every drlicscy the country lii rds. y CON
iinuancc Of The liberal share Of public ll.r0nas
j. solicited.
Ottawa. Aug .. 1911.
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Choice Teas.

Shcctipgs, Yarns. &c.
OBALES IA heavy brown Shec-
. tings, '..'.a
bales I'D and 40 sup. do.
zoo lbs. Cotton Batting. .....
600 +" Cotton Yarns, No 5 10 20.
900 White Carpe, Wharp.
100 Colored, do. ~"
ALso--Candle wickiug. cotton Irvine,
Black and white Wedding, &c.
Just received and C,r sale low by ... 2
WALKER L. lllCKLlNG.
Sent, 81, lSi7. rHf.f f'Hr .a4rir
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PERI, Wharf Boat.

a 1r THE Subscribers have fitted up q
fsyS large and splendid wharf boat ot
azss Peru, Tor the accommodation Of
travellers who are frequently obliged TO wait Tor
transports, and Tor the receiving and discheTs
ing Of freight. The aecommcda,i The boa,
are remarkably pleasan, and commcdious, aud
unsurpassed by any public house, aud those who
are detained at Peru will iind 1t much to then
advantage and convenience to make this then
place OF .,uppage. J. X. MERRITT,
WIN, DEVINNEY.
scpt II, 1913. ROBT. BURROWS.
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IL Bureau County.-sec 36, I7,ntll, cas-,
Of the 4,b principal meridian. l.'sr
IL Grt'ndy COunty.-Sc qr 0, 80, 6; chfsw
az -. 30, s.. '#....
IL wa Connty.-E hfsw 80, 81, 0; sw fr, ~
8, 80, o.
The above Lands viii be sold cheap. On
most Of which, by paying one.iourlh down, tina
will DO given on the balance. -r..#,
Nov %. GEO II, NORRIS.
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DTUES, NCUItINCS, NJ
,rz7sS6E, vSNHE subscribers have jusLrecriyed
L from New York and PhIadeI.
sy3 phla, a large stock Of drugs, nedi'
cine@, dye ,iuils, paints, oil, varnlsh.
'>s-.-, Is, &c, which will be sold on the
lowest terms; all the most popular patent mcdl.
cines Of the day kept on hand. Physicians aud
others are invited to give Us call.
July /. ~. WALKER a. HICkLfNH.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4, B. SMITH

Has recently established himself in Ottawa,
on the north side cf the pubic square, where he
will promptly attend to all calls IN his line Of bu.
.iness. Fashions received regularly. All work
executed in his shop warranted. Cutting done
% order. may %, lsi7..a6.,f
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EasIli nabIc TailOrig
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFULll return thanks to the cit.
hizens of Ottawa aud vicinity for the liberal
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
to merit continuance Of the same. His IaiiDr-
ing Es,abHshmtai is on the south side Of the
public square, over James Ryan's store
He is prepared to do work os the mos, reasopa.
bic terms, and watcn,s all garments made 10y
him Ia. fit. Cutting will ,e done on short notice
aud waren,ed to fl, il properly made mp The
FaH and Winter Fashions,
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments in the Ia
test aud most approqch ss!e.
~ B.-Lun,ber, and mosis kinds Of eoun,rJ
produce ,ciH js tokso in paymme for wOrh.
Ottawa. Oct % lSl1
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ysSliE subscriber has jus, re-
L ceived at his store one door
North Of the Mansion House,
(frO0i Nae YORK. and 81. LauiS }
large and fresh supply OF the
above named articles, together
with most every variety of arti-
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Washington Hotel.
Opposite the South Front ofMe Sta
House, Springfield, Winois.
yOlSD ExY-.g,ro,ri,tor.

TIME Proprietor the above establishment
j returns his sincere thanks To his numerous
visitors aud the members of The General Assem-
bly,, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon himduring the past winter. lietakes pleas.
ure IN announcing Ia his friends, and all Others
Who may visit the city during the neat summer
aud winter, that he will always he ready To- fur
ush them With the best the market affords aud
spare no pains on his part IN rendering thcIu As
comfortable as eau he desired.
The " Washington H,itF' is situated in the
mos, convenient par, Of the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
ices Of the state, and Delegates to the Conslitu-
tiunal Convention will find this House, from its
immediate proximity to their field ot labci, pos
,css,s more Advantages for their ccnvcn cOce
and comfort than any other in Springfield. His
house is large aud roomy, and is capable II &c.
commodaling q large number Of all those who
may make i, convenient to call upon hiu 4
convenient and comfortable stable is attached Ia
the premises, which will always be supplied with
/ the bes, ofproyender.
! Single Meal 25 cent,
Transfer, Boarders per day 10 de-
Horse, perday 3Il do
The travelling publiC are respectfully solIciIe,
Tor share OF their patronage
JOHN DALENY.
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Cles USUALLY kept in drug stores. with many kind,
of the best ard most approved patent medicine,
in use. Also, books and stationary, with a va
rely of prlmmers, toy books. &c
lie Keeps constantly on hand superior articl,
OF wines and bnnlies, for medical purpose, oniy
Physicians aud Others are requested 10 han,
in their orders "a they can nov be filled on tn,
shortest notice and warranted to please.
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FOr NaIf ON IONNI.nMrnl.

Buchan's Hungarian iloy's Lmiment for
Balsam; Piles;
Nistsrs Balsam Wild FaIelrs Arabian linl.
Cherry; ment;
Hills Bal,am Honey; HeWes Nerve and
Tly4oT's Basam Liver Bone Linimcnl;
wort; Thompson's Eye Water
Cheeseman's Arabian Fahnestock's Ntrmi.
Balsam, iugc
ruhing,ou's Balsam Comstock's Sarsopari.lg
Life; Sands do
Aud,rson's cough drogs BrstoIs Do
Bluholomcw's Pink Shefman's Worm and
EIpecioraui; other lozenges;
Hastings Comp Syrup McAisters all healing
Napiha; Solve;
Osgoods India Choio. Conncl's Pain Ertrac.
gngne; tor;
smiths Tonic SyrGp; v ith crea, variety Of
Vaughu's Veg Lylhon- Pills to numerous
trptic; 10 mentiOn.
Downs EIixer health;
G.. l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa. July 80. lSi7-2-tf
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Marble and stone Yard.

~ LYONS would inform the inhabitants oil
D.Oliawa aud surrounding country that he
has established himself in the above business in
Ottawa on Columbus vt, directly opposite Geo
Vests livery stable, where be will be able TO fur.
nish to order tomb stones, monuments tables OF
any other a,Ilcls Ia hi- line OF business.
Ottawa. Sept. II, lsi7. "a
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J. ;, M q N g s. CO :,

old Hardware Tmwae Manufacturing
THREE III NDRED AND lFrY STOl ES consisting OF the
improved Hathaway, -Four Boiler Cooking Stoves
splendid Albright Paor Stoves, wood Aso
open pAor CAST re Fronts with together
" all plain and lued common
We have c and best selected stock of HARDWARE brought
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EAPEOCA.-A fine article Cor pu,ljings
at CUsMAN & GRIDLEY'S,
Oel 3, 1917
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SAVNYEi Is
FLUID EXTRACT OF BARK,
AN iNfAaBle REMEDY FOR IAe
f3Vil 3 AAg,39

End The narious FORMS IF liAiOOs
diseases. Intermittent u. t"Hid'f'
Chi Fersr and Dnmb .Igi"' hav'
ing ,heir origin in malaria of VI y Ter
illn or marshy districts, prepared v
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Drugs, Medicines, sc.

Ottawa, July 30. lSi7-2-lf
The Arkansas banner., 1848-07-25
. @sto& Rt CovhSsos tKy.) Union. General Cass' Sword.

Iha frslowinS paragraph appesFs iu the "Louis- vile Joafnal. Extra, i" Of the 18th inst:
 s.It has beeh considered one of the most glorious fsats q GeD. S,sss' life, that he broke his sword when infosmsi of the surrender of Detroit. I, seema, howeEet, thnf 1t was Lieut. Anderson who broke bis swosd. aud not Gen. Cass We say tiis on the authority of a published statement of Rob, Wallace Esq, prominent democrat near Cincin- haii, who asserts that he eye witness ot the faet"o asa
 From the peculiar construction of the above. il would appear that had recently published . stats- mens sesatrsdicting the report that General Cass brake his sword at the surrender of Detroit in lsi2 and think 1t due 10 myself and friends to correc, the statement.
 In iS42, wrote statement of tbe crcumstan- css connected with the surrender of Detroit, which wss pubiished In "The Licking Valley Register of this city. Lieut.. Anderson was concerned In ens of the incidents which wish to explain, and thefefefe mentioned the breaking of his sword. How many other swords were broken is more than ! can my. Col. Cass must have been two miles from the Fert when the surrender took place, but was included in the capituiaton of Col. McArthur ing force of Indians. l saw Col. Cass when he en- tered Detroit at the head of his Regiment, and member very well that he bad no swOJd in bis hand at the time
 But such small incidents are not necessary to es- tablish the patriotism of Gen. Cass his public life belongs to the history of his country. ana will be duly appreciated when the islanders oi the present moment, with their authors, shall be forgotten. It deplosahie reflection that the worthlest men oi cur country are the most bltteiy abused; even the iolies oi yoatb raked ap against tho,n. and the brightest characters are made the biackest. have knewn Gen, Cass personally for about forty six years, and tn my humble opinion, more gensI ous vhoss-ssaled psiro, does not exist
 ROBERT WALLACE,
 Near Coyinston, Ky.
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COTaluraissioner's Sale.

TaE SrArE OF ARKANSAS,
 PuLAsKI COUNTY,
 ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, in pur- susnce of the provisions of deed of trust, ex' ecuted by Richard C. Byrd and wife, and William J. Byrd and wife, to the Bank of the State of Ark ansas, on the 22d day of November, A. D. ls43, on lots numbered. one. two, three, four five and six, in Block number Two, east of the Quapaw line, in the city of Little Rock, to secure the payment af their joint note executed that day to said Bank, for the sum of thirteen thousand three hundred and sixty five dollars. and interest, payable twelve months after date, and the order of the Financial Receiver and Attorney of said Bank, the under signed, as Sheriff and Commissioner, will offer for sale at public outcry, for cash n hand, to the last and highest bidder therefor the door of ie Court House of Pulaski county, on the l6th day of Oefo- Der A D. Isss. (being the rst day of the next De- tober Term of the Pulaski Circuit CouEt.) between the houm of judicial sales. the said lots numbered l, 2. 3, 1, s, and 6, tn Block number Two. East of the Qaapaw line, in the city ofLitte Rock. togeth- CT with all the buildings and Improvements situsted thereon, being the brick of stores, and tho Ho- tel called the Franklin House, fronting on the Ar kansas liver, at the lower landing.
 A. J. HUTT,
 SherlF Gad Commissioner. .4prfl l6 ISl9 39-tf
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
 GEORGETOWN. KY.
MONUMENT NOTICE.

A IL persons holding monies collected for the "A erection of aMonunentin in honor of the officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War, sre'requested by the Monument Committee, to pay the same without delay. to the Treasurer; and forward a Report, or the subscription upon which the money was collected, to Col. l.. J. Reardon, Secretary of the Board.
 Tine above notice is given, because safhcientsum has not yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fray the expenses connected with the removal to Arkansas, of those who fell at the battle of Buena Vista; and also because the Committee desires to know the amount that has been raised for Monus ment purposes.
 A. F. THORNTON, Treasurer.
 Little Rock Nov alth AZ
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Ts fhs Democracy of tho raion.
OAGAxizATiox.

P
 Let us not aeesive ourselves Ii k the worst pol icy in the wsrld so desplss our eneaay The whi9s hass hseaeist out the nap whom they regard 2. ti.sis ssEengest candidate Thsy have taken him nes for his political princips. ioI he eonesses hl. ignorance of anyhot Tor his civil quali6c atons el ks admits his alter kaespaeiy lor hss supposed sraiiabsiify. He is military chiritsin, wbc hal fought hfasely and done well and therefore they in tend to AzraA him into ,h- prss sE.s.sy. They wl ssianp. to hambog the people aucs more; and IF spite Of the war which ihey hSse dsEacefully shu. sed-in spite of tho denunciations which they once aimed m military aspirsnts as fworss ,han war pestilenee. and famine Y-ihey will not hesitate [, this abussd war. We shail have te encounter al the slang which they viii raise out ef his military achievements. We must eoans. too. upon the des. perstton ef reckless npposifion. We must eoun upnn sll sorfs Of -hnmbngs, bsiRg employed agains ns. We must csant n2oa heat ,pf prssses-upof ths actyity of the fewus upon all sorts of corpeE aflons ks11e salstsd npon doe enmcnts. tracts spec ehes. mas EAestinRs. mad secrst~ deviccs-.upel slreams ef messs. costrihatei ky fhsrich aerchsnt sn@ fhs greedy manufacturing capital s:s. beias p614rd pot srainst us h word, we shalt have sl50nx snenay te mSsf, weakened as hs may be b] r6xGI q isc iors q JissatisGea Clay and webs,f i6en ion his tsnks-w weaksasi. toe, to some extsE
 tAs q ia,rsas and svsa s i,saa sasl wl1t yssy fiitIe suihasia~m. he decided friends III, Cisy ftel deeply wroaged. witl net easily for fet A sn6 tzik q opp stion! But. after aN thcs' dct9k3t6ns. ms psfty who raIiies around him is to tst te dsyTt>ed Tke ssraseIs vii hs stroag-thi ha<<Ie wii he hot Yet. NC win most tfiumphsntll dsftxt ts military maa and his whig aliyihs tsTif sssEsssa q My fsrL- psssldsd ws s bring a .. WsrAnst stretch every nefve--aSsay slinnr forces saj less act moment for preparation, nor nal in tke aeticn.--l sisa.