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Democratic Circuit Convention.

The democratic convention rnr ,he ninth
judicial circuit met pursuant N ,he cau nr
ill.,. control oo,,',,,;.,aa -, r,..,,' -
18th inst.
On motion or \ Hoes n + Fri1I.v or
Kane. was called IN ,hc chair and = y
AmeS, of Putnam. orpointed SECRETARY.
The folloying dricg,tes ,bcr urn ',,,od
their credcrti,I. From
Gryo5,, Co,,pb,-W T. tr,s,r,r..
E1g,-N : R,rr.. y T. Frljry. .,... -.
p.,,,ict lo, ~ \.'r,,.,. -. ~ $500
B,t,,.
E,g.lrU- sp C,,., Hon., ,,l.,. .r...
Srrucrr.
J.. SAN, -NfIrt.ui.,or tt,o. = "
,rrn.,rn,,o W., Chr,na,aro u ELl,T
pntnon,,E n Ames Wm 4 Pencil
From R,,,ea,, county ,wo se,s annaar,d
,,i, A., pt M s., rlP - y,
Clarl o,d And NJ n,il"m ma ~ "o,
Jn,,m, S,oyons lawn ''o" -
60.
Gaia. rro U' Rnr u" ", Wv c ou.I,'e" "eie
n,n;,,oa 81 - a.'';',;a - r. ~ W. " So''
"'''o % 'tee' C"''SNunS VI " AT'h-
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Canal Omen,

The sparkling lake of the north and the
latherof waters have kissed, embraced. and
are united The nuptials took place at
Chicago last Monday. They were celebr
ted by. the firing OF hundred guns, and the
joyous acclamations OF ten thousand citizens.
1t was bright and glorious day for Illinois.
This great object which was the dream OF
her infancy, the struggle Of her youth, and
will be the pride and boast of her manhood,
is, at length, after years of toll, difficulty
and 'ribulation, accomplished. The canal
is open, the first boat has iloated upon It's
waters, and in few days more the boat.
mans horn will be familiar sound to oui
ears. How long have we not ached to an.
nonnce this joyful event! Howimportant-
how cheering for Illinois will be its conse.
quenccs!
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WoN'T TAKE 1T BAcK.-Gen. TAYLOR, in
letter just published in reply to commu-
nicaiion from the Indiana Legislature, rcques.
ting him TO correct some of the statements
Of his report Of the battle of Buena Vista il,
reference the conduct of the I'd Regimen,
Indiana Volunteers, says that his statements
were founded upon his personal observations
on the field, aud that he cannot change
them. He smooths the matter over, how
ever, by saying that the most experienced
troops are sometimes subject TO panics, and
tha'he has no doubt, If the regiment in qnes.
ton had had a second trial. which he had
meant to give ihen, they would have fought
us oravc'y as any troops on the field.
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The County Convention at this place on
Monday was well attended, and the pro-
ceedincs were characterized by the utmost
harmony. There was no dissenting voice
10 the resolution to appoint delegates to the
Circuit Convention, and hut one on the re-
solution of instruction in favor ot Gov.
French. Thus far the people Of the north
warmly approve his administrator, and no
man the State Convention can nominate
would he more cordially supported. His
nomination and reelection is con idcred
due to him, not only on account Of TIE abili-
" anl n,rightncSs Of his administration, hat
as an act Of justice to faithful public ser
want whom his enemies have attempted to
prescribe by shortening his term of Office.
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/ be- rea,onably expected to WELD them utterly

be reasonably expected to yield them utterly
be dumb--and, for the sake of harmony in
the party, assist the south, who hold exactly
opposite views, to triumph in the establish
ment Of their principles? II would be de-
gree OF bascness, of timeserving cowardice,
and spaniel meanness, that no man who
claims the right to think-whc dares to call
himself anything hut dog, would be guilty
of. Move claim the right to speak ont
our sentiments freely and boldly on this or
any other subject, and with exactly the same
vehemence that the south denounce US as
disorcanizcrs and traitors we will denounce
them as disorganizers and traitors.
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Talking after ChWch.--"Wcll, Laura,
was the text"
'Oh, don't know have forgotten it.
But would you believe it? Mrs. V. wore
that honid bonnet Of hers. couldn't keep
my eyes off it, all meeting time. Miss T.
had on lovely little pink Que; Miss I. wore
a new shawl, that must have cost fifty dol.
lars. wonder her folks don't see the folly
Of such extravaganza. And there was Mrs
II. with her pelisse. It's astonishing wha,
want of taste some folks exhibit
swell, You have forgotten the sermon
you have not the audience. But what preach.
er do you prefer, this one or Mr.. APP
'Oh, Mr.. A. He's so handsome and SC
graceful What an eye, ami what set %
teeth he has =
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&ALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

The attention of the afflicted is becoming
more and more attracted to this incompatible
remedy for Asihmu, Bronchitis, COURTS Con.
sumption, etc. But II is necessary 10 remind
ali who would get the true article. To inquire
particularly for Dr.. WISarS Baban If iNihi
cherry and take nothing else. Unp,ucipl,d
dealers will tell you that they have SyrtD NJ
WM CHERRY, or some other Cougi Medicine
that Is equally as good, Regard them not
they only wam y0r money Rrmem cr that 1t
is Wsiar's Bah0m Of VIA Cherry lhatn't on.
" relieves hut cures
Price 81 per bo,,l, or six 6r s..
For safe 10y q l. TnpNpsrS, Ottawa,
; q Suiru, pctl,
Munn,r & SOY, Newark.
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Canal Celebration.

We suggest, whether II is not time for our
people to meet and appoint suitable commit
tees to confer with similar committees from
other places on the line of the canal, in re-
ference to the proposed general celebration
OF the event Of the opening Of the canal.
The committees from above will he down
on the first packet, which we presume may
be looked for here during the coming week,
and as there is a general disposition in the
community to take part in this celebration,
our committee should be appointed without
delay. II has been suggested 10 have the
celebration on or about the fourth Of July ;
and to meet the Governor and other State
officers at Peru day or two previous 10 the
fourth, and escort them TO Chicago where
the celebration is TO take place, the reoplc
on the line joining in As they pass us. This
IS thrown out, however, merely for the CON
,idcration OF the various committees, who,
If course, will make such arrangements rs
hey may consider most expedien,.
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True TO I>>1iNcr.-Thu> far we have
seen but two papers in this country that are
unable to Sympalhize with the people of
France intheir movements in favor Of liber.
ty. One is the National M;elgrncer, aud
the other the Ohio State Juurnal-huth hish
toned federal whiG papers. The first thinks
Louis Philippe a much abused man, and
'.rcgrcr>" his downfall; the other thinks that
the man inthi> country who can >ympathjzc
with tie French rrvoIut!cui,t> wouA lcvc-
ry "unsa'," to en'rl,t oi'h power.
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Book SToErs.-As we have nothing OF
the sort at this place, our people, wishing
topurchase books, can do no better than 10
patronise the large establishments of. Keen
and of \. III, & c. Barley at Chicago, whose
advertisements appear in another colume.
We have some acquaintance with these es-
ADJUSTMENTS, and can assure our readers.
that while the stock is very heavy and en-
braces every variety of books, their prices
are very little above those Of the eastern
cities.
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Seven Days Later.
AIRiN Al OF TuE STEAMER iuHEEN,i.


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Jr'' ',I iiu''''rI ., i'"!' no ''r'ht'
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The State Register is Mortified that we
should claim Judge Douglass as ''Wilmut
Vroviso' man. We never claimed him A.
enc. We never advocated the ''Wiln4ot
proviso" ourselves. That was an entirely
different question from the present one Of
free or slave territory. But as to the prin-
ciple that congress has the power and should
exercise it, to prohibit slavery in the terri
tories. (exactly The ground the northern de-
mocracy occupies we claim that Judge D.
is with MS, from the fact that he incorpora-
ted the slavery prohibition clause in his Or
egor bill. Can the Register get around it !?
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81. Louis Election. -Tay orisu has met
with fearful reverse in St. Louis. Al
the odds and ends Of whiggery, from Ma.
tiveism mp, united al the late cleo ion under
the common banner of Taylorism, aud ex-
pec,ed an overwhelming victory. But to
their utter dsmay, the result proved to be
the 'con'rary and quite the reverse" The
democrats elected their mayorby r.; ma
jority, and have a majority ortwo to one in
each board of the city council. The Re
VeiI'e which is Taylor paper-over the
lett-accounts for tho defeat by saying tina,
it rained-and that the gen'eel wings
wouldn't come ont in storm TO soil their
polished boots.
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FORGETTING HIS PRIScIrLEs.-A Bal
timore correspondent Of the National Era
saysa Colored Division of the Sons of lem
perance in that city, has been forced to dis
band; and that too at the instance Of one
protesting himself to be member e t at
fraternity.
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Maj s. BOIland, of the Arkansas volun-
teers-'he same who was taken prisoner at
Encarnacion with Maj. Gaines, Cassius NJ.
Clay, Sc, has been appointed by the Gov
ernor of Arkansas L. 5. Senator in place of
the Hon, A. ii. Sewer, appointed minister
TO Mexico.
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At meeting Of the Ottawa Division, No.
,, Sons of Temperance, held on Saturday
The 18th inst, the following resolutions were
adopted expressive ut the sense Of the Di-
vision, on the occasion OF the death Of brother
I. \. WETurRSPooN.
ReS0lrCG, That the members of this D.
vision have heard with profound sorrow the
intelligence of the death of our late brother,
Rev. Frederick \. Wethcr>poon, and while
we desire to bow with submission to tins
dispcn>at.on Of Divine Providence, we Still
deeply regret the loss Of brother 50 yalIa-
Die and esteemed among US.
ReSOircd, That during his connection with
this Division, our brother has manifested IN
an eminent degree those virtues which cu-
noble and adorn human character.
RcOlred, That oar brother as a min. Scr
Of the Protestant Methodist Church. ,,.,
highly esteemed among those who had .u
opportunity of knowing him Iu tai, comu.-
nifty, and that his place in scc!c'! cannot cl-
silly be filed.
RGOiggd, That we tender our kult.l
,ympathic, 90 the widow aud relative, uI
Our deceased brother, irol'u- that NE ma,
mourn with them, for their loss is ours also.
ReSolrt3, That we viii wear the usual
badge oil mourning, and lAatthu ya.li,l. "a
this Division be clothed il mourning turi.I
the usual time.
Resoired, That copy Of these resolutions
be presented to the widow Of the deceased.
and spread upon our records aud also be pub.
lished.
By order Of the Division.
S. W. RAYMOND, X. s.
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Col. +. ID. BAKER, by card in the Spring
field papers, declines being a candidate for
Congress, and signifies his intention of re-
moving 10 some other place to pursue hi.
profession. Judge LoGAS is now announc
ed as the heir apparent to the only seat Hi.
nois Whiggery can have in Congress. One
term is as much as they can afford to give to
the interchangeable searcher after spots.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-04-14

FIRST CANAL BOAT FROM OrrAHA..-l.
cnterprising fellow citizens II. 7. I,A.....
launches this afternoon his new and >tlu...
built ireightboat, the Coat TRADER. at .
side cut, near the lock. The ..Iradrr" E, a
fine boat, of 100 tons burden-crcGuabl to
her builder, her owner, and the place. We
understand Mr.. +. will leave with load
for Chicago tomorrow.
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Up for Peru.-The staunch built canal
boat, DrAMoSp, of 100 tons burden, ]. III.
ORCuTr master, will leave for PERU and in.
termcdia'e ports on Monday the 18th.
The Diamond, is first class freight boa,
and is the first Of the 'sDiamond Line" to
run between this port and PERU Chicago
Journal.
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Lunh bCr. Lumber.
lOO.OO1iia%, s@ a., I = e,",y 1 IN on, OIL.
inCt bH mi lI\DIES
New Bonnet, nt Hnssnclt's.

ISL received from the EHst lot Of rlc CANT
- spring Vie nnet-, consisting of Tuscan
-trrw Glnp md l0ne, l0cr. md 0rr scllu. W..
y rh'oP \ other lol expected 10y WY ct rho
Lakes iu 3 weeks NH
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Breach ~ TIE CANAL.--A bgcacl oc.
CURED in the canal near Norris this morn
ing, taking away several rods of the bank.
1t will be promptly repaired.
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We are Authorized to announce EIlsu,
;. Hollow as a candidate for the office
OF SHERIFF, at the next August election
subject to the decision Of the democratic
county convention, If one is callad.
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OTTAWA PRICE Crpprxr


coRntritp wEtKLr NJ A.w. m.silI, prALru
IN NAY az, """csn,ts, Asn snopucr.
Otatcd, April II, 1913.
PROVISIONS; Caltskins, or. Gal
/ hes', ioo, S:oUdS!oo dry, l0aia
PORK, l7ja 80 Sheepskins, 1885
Ienison, 25od 300 Deer MinS," Halls
Lard, 10. id5c Coon - l5Q25
Talon, Muskrdf, Ga 4
GRAIN * FLOUR Mink, lsa3O
Wheat, winter, Goa6j GROCERIES,:
oats, l2al5 " crushed. I5oiI
Cora, lJgl6 =. loaf. I3oIh
n''''B' 1od2o -N0ldSses, gall 3Sd5U
mans io4lp coffee. Rio, 10. 9dl0
Flour, >np. l00B. 50 : Java. li0I5
nht' % Icd,y. hy>on, 50a75
mcS"ht, 30 " Old :. SSgSI
Corn meat, bush. % :. black. an,75
E"El AhLES; SONDRIES:
Lo'"'''' o">"' lido Huter, lOala
,"'H"N' noon theeSf, 5d =
t1bb0gfS, each. l. . EggS, du2. 3
FURS \ SKINS; Homer, Ii. Solo
htJ hi'tS' o. as Candles, tall, l0al2l
"rE' az sperm, i0ojO
81. Loui, Market.
There was but little Flour upon the mar
het to-day, and owing TO the advices receiy-
td from New Orleans, the prices ofyes,er
day could not be obtained. The oi,ly sails
noticed were 2OO bGls Burlington Of ST. 57l
500 bbls. second brand city 1 GO; and two
ihconsderablc lots 81 % aud 81 IS perLbI
La Pork, we noticed the sale OILS hills
W. y. at ST; mess at 90 clear at SO 30
snort Inspection guaranteed; and IS3 Lbls
prime at ~ 10; mess 81, and clear & 30 ner
Gbl. mSpectrd-a slight adv ancc. The Je.
mand is active.-Rcpubiican Apr,i IN.
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fremont House,

by IRA COTCH, Corner oC Lake and
De1r5oJn Streets, Chicago, Illinois.
Directly opposite J. Frink X Co.'S. Eastern
Western. Northern. aud Southern Stage Of
hce. The house has jlst undergone tho
rough repairs and LA, been newly painted
ltSarcommodations unsurpassed in Chicago.
April II, 1918 "
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Connecticut EectiOH.-TLe result in the
"bue light state"is about as usual. The
Wings carry the Legislature by some 20
majority, and minor officers in proportion
The election was held on the Sd in>'.
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The Rev. Mr.. Mailt lectured at L,,,ie
Rock, Arkansas, recently. lis sui ect was
"wolnan as she should be.''
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EslQie Of BeihNd Cnrh. ReccnSeA.
TAKE NDIiCF!l
NE CHEAPEST Cl5H BOON SE0.sE m
iIS' |lHi a. Isr.N,
No. 3 80, Lake -.rrr.. Chicago.

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No. ID. l.a,r S n r,,i1,o.o.
rp.rtr
F,r Y III SUDSCr!-
N e h,r lu,iirs The
-aaAz y aieIIun Of pareuts
N teachers, and the pulc
49,. .s.:--5s2@fts generally, 10 his large
s,oc. Of schcol Book ,-onsi,,iuc il, -nart Of
Sy,R,nsB. Ls-Nrblrr's e'em,u,,ry. Towns
vctiL(T.ys eclectic. C,bh',, B,rtNs uictgti,l
" chstcr's pictorial. ami SANDERS.
E,ydpy bok>- McG,lF.y'. eclectic "a
ard /: Towns | . 3; md Emerson's . 2,
and Gtcy's 4 and iVnrr,s,c,'
end = ,rder's Nuionsl E,sy. Yupu,. ENGLISH
p,t,r'. Rl,t,t,raI ,tc
4, HSn,Ic,-,'u,luu's. Davis, ra,'. Al.
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MARlilED-On the 18th inst. at York
vile, Kendall County, Ills, by :. b. Cray,.
Esq, Mr.. \. NJ. SHoNrs, 10 Miss Hams
Howr Of The same place.
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DlED-On the inst, in BrookGed plc-
cinct, WILLIAM WArsoS, aged 20 year, aud
II months.
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TO NlII..IiSS.


iGNICES oi II lung clrlncs reduced, W. Q
10 - per yard 90 inches wilu. best
umnds.) q uraIuil reduction on iSer numbers
to u 10 lur No. |. 1t can he sent by mail at
zane rate # postage rs letters, VIZ 10 cents pr.
ounce Tn 300 miles or less, 20 cents per once
tor all d',lnnc"s beyond, (Heishing about o.
per yani) \ large supply "l Burr Will
stones, Scr,eh aud Fam Mn wlre. Porta-
hs Nul-, Plaster, etc, ETC. on baud. No.2l7
North Main ,uert nsr' ,l1arc ib'y, Missouri
Ho"l, -. Louis. On q 4 C.rDDD.
Estate 0r Bethuef Cart, deceased.
MORE T. 3. hereby given tu an persons IN.
Y ing claims n-ains the estate IT BErmrFL
CL'HR. ht" 1T the cpuIty ct Kendall, u slarr
OF ilHnuis, i.c,l ri. 10 pra,rrt he same before
the probate court. 60 ry h..d at D.w,g, IN the
ti'>1 Monday ul Jar, NIX. o., h.rr frsR m
hG' dan Inr ~ ldu'.g The uu,. g 81
k.ud,Ho, 80 - JtNE CLARK. cd,i'I.
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NERVOUS DERANGEMENT.

Mr. H. G. Cummings, of the firm of Cummings & Clark,
merchants OF Souhington Conn March, l847, TT qnested
an agency TO sell BRANT'S MEDICINES He said he
had seen the magical effect which the Pulmonary Balsam
and therefore, he could recommend its use He said his
brothers. whole system had been debtaed deranged
Tor several yearsthat the ply could do nothing
help himtha his friends had travelled with him consd-
cradle but all TO little purpose. His system
seemed to be all unsUng and dsorganZed-ne much
btated, and could not sleep halt the night But
he had not taken one bottle of BRANT'S BALSAM, be-
fore he could sleep well he could, that sir
bottles had then restored him to almost perfect health
SELLS WELL SUITS ALL WELL, DOES WELL
Mr. Eli Curtis, merchant, Watertewn Co., wrote Dec IL,
1896 have this day sold the last bottle Brans Me Ii
cine II sells well, suits all well, and does ell.
Grants Indian Pulmonary BaIsGm
prepared expressly for the pon Coughs
Asthma Bronchitis Splitting of Blood Pains the Breast
Side or Back, and LIVER COMPLAINTS, and
Grants indian Purifying Extract
is The Chiefs Great Purifier of the Blood and never has
failed to Scrotua, Erysipela liberated and Nursing
Sore Mouth, Bes, Ulcers Scald Head Rheumatism, Salt
Rheum, and all ERUPTIVE and SKIN DISEASES, and
by its extraordinary power in regulating and equaizing the
circulation, Dyspepsia, Piles, and CosttUeness.
JOHN A. CLUSSMAN, General Agent. Office 60 Cedar
st NeW York, who has appointed the following Agents
Enoch Merrill, 189 Main st. Worcester; E. Sanford &.
Co, Oxford; S. e. q. shepey, FitchbGrg; D. p Billings,
Ware Village A. c. Nichols Barre; Apheus Hey wood,
Athol Factory Village; Weherell Field Haws Peters
ham; Read q Smith, New Brainree; Allen Newell West
BrookfAd VIM. ii. Sessions & Co, Warren; Smith &c
Bates, FiskdaleVage; l.. Anmidown Co Soulhbrdge;
Rufus Rawson Webster; Knapp Ba)com, East Douglas,
Mowry Murdoch, Uxbrdge; VIM A Hayward, Milford;
ID. b. Fisk, Upton; l.. Stowe & Co., Grafton; L. Winter
Millbury; Winter Houghton, West Boyston; D. L. Greg
Thurston Lancaster, C. A. Allen, Leomnster Joseph
Whitman. Yves minster. d2awSFeepy32
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTVPES

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
The subscriber is happy TO inform the citizens of Wor-
ce5te and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. s. l.. WALKER
to remain in Worcester short time longer thus giving
opportunity to those who have called and have had
chance to sit on account of previous engagements and
crowded state of my rooms to call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation artist of superior merits and skill any
who have visited Worcester, is too well established
need any comments suffice il to say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
in New York, and is the ONLY Daguerreotypist in Wor
ceSter who has received Premium advertisements
10 contrary Notwithstanding
Having enlarged my Rooms to ttOce the size of any
Others in this city, would invite citizens strangers TO
call, whether contemplating sitting not
June 6. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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though you felt happy, and it will work admir-
ably in the heart of your neighbor.
Pleasure is cheap-who will not besow it lib
orally? If there are smiles, sunshine and flow
ers all about us, let US not grasp them with
miser's fist, and lock them up in our hearts. No.
Rather let US take them and scatter them about
US, in the cot OF the widow, among the groups of
children in the crowded mart, where men of
business congregate, in our families and every
where We can make the wretched happy; the
Disconnected, cheerful; the afflicted resigned;
at exceedingly cheap rate. Who will refuse to
do it.
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TWEEN THREE ARGUMENT FOR GENERAL
CAss. A gentleman who came down from Chic
ago ON Wednesday last, by the Lakes, Informs US
that he counted twenty-three craft of different
kinds, stuck on the st. Clair flats. There is
scarcely day passes during the season of navi-
CATION, but what there more or less Of our
shipping detained on these flats. The expense
and damage by these delays, amounts to more in
the aggregate each year, than all that has ever
been asked from Congress to improve the nav-
CATION of Lake Harbors or Rivers in the North
west, since the organization of the Government.
AS Cass is pledged to veto all appropriations for
HARDER and River Improvements, each vessel
should carry flag with his Chicago letter on it,
to hoist signal of distress, while detained on
the flats. Seamen would all understand its mean
ing, the first time they see it.-Detroit .adU.