davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

"IIeretofore in all cases, and now in al
cases except New Madrid locations. the
plaintiff sued, in ejectment, on his iegGl title
The defendant having the equitable title wa.
obliged TO let judgment 20 against him and
pay all the costs, and then bring his suit in
equity 10 set aside or eninin the plaintiff al
law from proceeding to enforce his judgment
Thus making two suits necessary to try one
mat'er-that is, whether the plaintiff or de-
PENDANT was entitled to the possession of a
tract of land. But inasmuch as great NUN.
bers of our titles arose before the common
law was in force in this State-whcn there
were 40 separate systems of law aud equity
the courts have great difficulty in telling
what titles are legal and what equitable
All these and similar difficulties and hard.
ships are prevented by the plan propose.
"Tomakc myself better understood. | vii
here give an answer TO the petition before
set forth -
"Thc answer Of William Davis, defend.
ant, TO the petition Of John Jones. plaintiff,
states that the defendant fully paid the n
mount OF said bond and interest thereon in
said petition mentioned, 10 said plaintiff.
And the defendant further states that he did
not accept the said bill in said petition NEIL
toned; and the defendant further states that
the said plaintiff neither is nor ever was the
owner of the said north east quarter section
Of land in said petition mentioned. in pos
session thereof; and also tsat defendant
never entered on said land or cut timber
thereon. And defendant further states tina,
plaintiff did not pay him the said $3.50, in
said petition mentioned. or any part thereof
WILLIAM DAVIS.
"l1ere is one answer TO each of two causes
of action at law. and to the cause in equity.
and two answers TO the other cause of ac.
ton. The answer 10 the statement or com
plant in equity, is in two lines !"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
AERENADE.
INSCRIBED TO IANTHC.

INSCRIBED TO IANTHE.
NIGHT ever the earth now his mantle hath
cast, ling blasts
And locl>'d in their caves lie the slumber-
The pillows have sunk with the river-god's
queen, sheen;
10 repose for the night on her corel beds
The shades of yon elm lie asleep on tho
stream,
Yet seem as unquiet as love in q dream;
FOR zephyr most softly, among its green
=. boughs, flair spouse.
Now sweetly, Days requiem, sings to his
The moon in sheen majesty walks through
= the SKY, (by,
Yet yelled oft in clouds that go wandering
Whose shadows, like spirits, in silence pass
-, DER (shore.
Thy brothers lone grave on the Fox River
Awake, then, Ianthe, and wide open throw
The lattice and look out abroad on the night;
Above you, around you, ana here too below,
All nature in beauty is dress'd for your
sight. ~
These flowers that lie sleeping so swsefly
in dew, Gthe air:
VIII wake at your presence, and pour OH
A richer perfume VIXEN they're kiss'd, Ann,
by yon, [you wear.
And take brighter tints from the blush that
Awake then, !anthe, and look now abroad,
1Iranscend1ently bcautiulis the night. scene,
Inc hour is Propitious- commune with your
God,. . [sheeu !:
When nature reposes in snch gorgeous
"As swift as the pinions that transport 4
thought"
Tie mind to the portals of heaven ascends !;
mere on the image ofGod is then wrought,
! last till time with eternity blends.
ottawa, Sept. %. PHILArELpBiUs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
TER Ms:

Two DOLLARS per GRHtin, y PGia ~ al
vGncc: Two DOLLARS AND Fifty CrNTs i
paid ,ciihm sir months; and TnnrE DoI-
LARS Jdelaycd until he end crme gear.
idrcr'isemen inserted az 81 per square
for the first insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 liberal discount al
iolred 10 those ,cho GdrDtiSe By he gear.
!Eff-No paper discontinued until all ar
redrdges are paid, unless at the option ofHe
publishers
II Communications, 10 insure attention,
must al,cdys be free Of postage, and accom-
panied nth lie authors ndmr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & Dentist OHdwa, III.
Olfts his professional services to the uhahii.
ants OF ottawa and vicinity, Office a, his resi-.
dencr on Columbus street.
+. S.-Dr. j. still continues ,n perform oprr.
aions in n u the various branches nj Dg>fIsrnr.
Ctgrgr' 10 corc,ppnG nth The times,
March L. 1917
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
II. w. HOPKINS, Nj. ID.

Physician & Smysoa-- OHGwq, IN.
Oilers his professional services to the citizens
If Ottawa and vicinity. OAce over Walker <
liicking's strre, where he may he found at al
li"'es except when absent Oh professional hush
ness. Aug.G 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
A. II. ROWLAND,

Physician and Surgeon OIara. III.
Res dencp on the hill. lew doors west al the
Fox River House. o lice the sane q. hereiu.
inre occupied by IOchnd and PedrOH, IN
keddck's Block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
On. JOSEPH STOUT,

Physician & Surgeon OHd,rd. M.
Offers hs professional services I, the citizens
If Ottawa and vicinity. Office nj his residence
on the new public square. lunc II, 'Si7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

'lliram, my boy said tender father 10
his son, 'you must be more careful Of your-
sell than YOU are. You have not got the
constitution OF somr?'
Don't 'blieve word ont. GolIy, I've
got the constitution Of boss. There amt
no break up nor down to me. Dang Il, III
don't 'blieve I've got the sConstiiuiiom Of
he United NdtGn = ''t ff'f'7I7'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
JOHN NJ. CRorHERS. JESSE S. PIrzGR
CROTHERS & PITZER.

Attorneys at Lar, Osrcego, Kendall co. III.
win practice law in the counties NJ Kendall
La Sale, Kane. De Krlb, Will aud Dupage.-
Land agency or collecting business entrusted l."
them in either Of the above couriies will receive
prompt attention.. Ouccgo. April l. 1917
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1s4o

the subject Of the county court, and 10 show
that It IS not only cheaper than the present
system, bat that pnblic affairs will be better
managed. Torcn LIGnfIy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
0. ID. DAY.
l.. II. LITTLE.
Da. p. SCHEMERHORN.

Physician and Surgeon Oiiard, H.,
Offers his professional services to the ciisz n Of
Ottawa aud vicinity. Office on Columbus sl.
between canal and Clinton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

a philosopher asserts that the reason why
ladies' teeth decay sooner than ge,ltlemen's
Is, because ofthe friction Of the tongue, and
''swectneS of the lips" r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

a Wing paper on South, runs up the cry
nag iorthc Presidency Subject 10 the dsssts
ion Of the people,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

MIXED RACES in SfANrsn AMrRicA,-
DR.: Ischndi, distinguished German natu-
raIis', has recently published his tTravclS
III Peru" work of great interest and VAL
ue, III which, among other matters 81 tufi.
ous information, he gives list of the cross.
rs resulting from the intcrmixture of tho
Spanish with the Indian and negro races n,
that country. As the same causes produ-
ced the same effect in Mexico, it may gra.
Try some Of our readers to see this list, sU
that they may judge of the quality Of ihs
ieIiow citizens they win have, ifthe present
policy OF anneXing Mexico is persis
ted in and carried ont. The settlement
OF Mexico by the Spanish took place
at the same time, and the intermixturcc
OF races has been perhaps greater in that
country than in Peru. The Mexican sol,
dierS are said to present the most UNEQUAL
characters that can be met with anywhere
III the world. Some are brave and many
others quite the reverse, and possessing the
baSeSt and most barbarohs Qualities. This,
doubtless, is result in part Of the crossings
of The races.
The following is Tschudi's list of thS
crossing in Peru:
PARENTS cI,1rnprS.
White father and negro mother, Mulatto.
do and Indian mother. Nfe,t;;o'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
THE FREE TRADER.
Published WEEKLY D.

II M. & III OSman,
Second Story North cid Of Rcddick's ac'r
brick Jlocir, on he public square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11

;. "" ohu ihaian mother, MestiZo.
Indian father and negro mother, ;. Chino.
White father and nula,to do Cuarteron:
do aud chino do Chino Blanco..
DO and curtereno do Quintero.
do and quntero do White.
Negro, father and Indian mother, Zambo,
DO and mula,to do Zambo.negro.
do aud mesti2o 10 Mulatto. oscuro
do and chino do Zambo. chino
do and zambo do Zambo-negro,
=. GperfectIy black.
DO and qnintcro mother, Mulatto;
c,,, [rather dark.
Indian father and mulatto mother, Chino.
do and mcsiizo. do Mcstizo. III.
70, frequently very beautiful.
DO and chino mother, Chino. oscuro.
do and zambo do Zambo .claro.
90 oh'ho'eholar do Indian with
DO and qnintero DO Mestizc, rath.
Mulatto father and zambo mother. Zambo'
la miserable race.
do and mcstizo mother, CHM, ratt.
err clear compile xion.
DO and chino mother, Chino, rather
The effect Of such intermixture upon Inc
character is thus stated by DR.. TsGh6di.:-
"Io define their characteristics correctlv
would be impossible; for their minds mar.
take OF the mixture Of their blood. r..
general rule it may be fairly said, that thew
unite in themselves NIL the faults. without
any OF the virtues of their proCenitors: 4,
men they arc generally inferior 10 the p,,rc
races, and as members Of society thew Ara
the worst class of citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

Gain after he had made IT, But there are few who
without bargain can iorego the temptation Of se sni
log more than legal fare
There are about four hundred and fifty CAB, lacks
and other licensed vehicles Of similar kind IN New
York. Nearly al the be.,fsrnished and clesnest and
those that drive the best horses, are Owned by tie
livery stables. Ii is advisable 10 all cases when wish.
ing TO enploys cab, 70 20 70 regular livery stable
where you Will be be charged with only legal fare and
VIII always have comfortable cso, pretty good horses
end careful and honest driver
In respect 10 the steamboat landings, We believe
there easy remedy for eas; the greater part Of
the present nuisance. Let the authorities license
sutclen; number Of omnlbgsss 70 run from the land
ngs all through the city. charging one shilling for
each passenger and trunk for any distance below
Twenty FirststTeet, snd two snillngs beyond Tnis
arrang ment would very compel the cabraen 70
requisite themselves according % some sort Of pro
prcty and would tree wharves and steamboat land
ugs OF what has got 70 be nuisance extensive and
formidable % BE- absolutely sufficient 70 deter straa
gers from coming second time 10 the city VIII the
Common Council look INTO this mst.er and whether
the Idea is not worth an experiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

" Va. Arago's Lectures on Asrre.smy.-r
Lscnr-. Of his c-leessed Philosopher ere pubashea In
very ne. form soss a de
low price Of > cents The eons-ois sbno~s
LECTURE I. General Ls~s Of ne Rsffseuoa and Re
Sec Of Light Lenses Telescopes svetars % ne Eye
H.. History OF Astronomy, The different Sxns Of ne
Zodiac.
III Aspect Of the Hesveus. Motions cf he Hesvsnly
Bodies
~ The Fixed, Stars
V Distance II the Fsn~ts Tbs Sun Physscsl Ionsr-
1uou u he sun, The Moon Physical Consaanon OF Nc
Neon.
VI Mercury Physlc4i Ccus-rusoa ofMsrosry. venas
Appearance. u shs aroaod the SOU Pnys
"a Cor.r.aaon u yenas Superior flsness MsU, Phys
- Cousufsoa Of Mar The four r-escople flAretsJu
- Ceres. Ps-.s, ard Nests .-,,.-
vi Japiier ant hs Satellites Physical Ccnsuiaroa o.
jupiter Ssur0- hs k,ns AID DIS s&ie.Acs hc'scn> c
Uranus and his Szfelhies -.
VII Diseases, Dame,ers, Volumes, &c ~ he rlsness
kep-rs Laws. Universal Atusc-cn oths Mses~s ot me
TX. Figure of ne EsstA Direns,ons Of The ksth TIE
rsrth. Mouon. Darns Rosoor Of ihe Earth Annual no
uon Of the Esth
X lneoas it,es u the Earn aud Moon
XI CouasIs, hsIiey's snd cher Somre. fhssea Coo
XII rciip.~s q The Moon. EorPses Of he scn.
XiV pe,e,mlnsnos % Latitude s,i Longitude
NV The Atmosphere o. he Moon IN ne hctuoo. Tho
XVI re season, snd hs Dsy' Th- Earns re'up-rs-
mr-
XVI The Csredu
Arpenaix Tahe Il th- Conss stions with nc nrnb-t 81
49, iyeH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23
ruEL-sAvrNs APPARATUS.

a. GRIFFIN 4 coz PATENT HEAT 0ENEkAIoh
sy per cent OF the heat produced has boon usually os
even by tho best plans of setting bocfs anu INC WINS
trIe OF all ands Of furnaces
The subscribers offer TO the noucs o. msnuiseta,es :
method OF saving fuel. originally secured by patent pcc
84l ami since so much improved that new patent was
.na July 81 1871 IL Is applicable 10 steamboats, on mo
Western waters stationary cnsln-. 70 esnx na A.
burning bnck to pans &C, In pnnworks To snnesns u'
naces 10 .ulls paper mills 10 the manufacture " 'as""
the South, nc, sc. -- -. 49,. .,..,
has been hoou ghly tested by business men Of INC hsns
resuectahiiy who have realized saving OF nom t""sy
i've To forty per cent and consists H. lsi pecnh con
.tnlciou the hrechsmber OF furnace fendcfins INC
coubuson perfect and burning nearly AL me ssss
and smoke thus generating maximum anoan' o ncs'
gwen quantity Of fuel and "a An sI,sns eJh. ~ s
boiler and only escape. temperature Incapable Of bo'
ng wafer An arncia dram Ia substituted tor ne nsinrn
and the Necessity building high cmneys entfey oovi
afed The Of setting thus much ess man Dy NC oa
methods II has been applied 10 furnaces io' hesuS ~
res and for drying In prnwOrks win sfeh eeohohy oen
coat and nIe Boilers and furnaces nov IN USE can po ~
s,d with but -is hi expense delay State, Comfy 90 IN
dvdua offered on terms sasfacfofy snn nose
tere.ed are invited To examine certificates drawings ana
models at the Office Of tho projectors .s
Extract from report II the Comnico ON As snn
of tho American institute, Sept 80, 1871
"YOur Committee Of opinion that this plan, both moo
retcsly and practically embraces u. beef .PRs ASa o.
which has been exhibited " ur<n by ofae " INC
Committee, (signed) JAS RENWlCk, Chafmsn
References may made to The following genuefnsu' VINO
ssml Morgan lzs Water st New. Yorh, Logwood WORKS
at Yonker Garner Co - Pine-s! Pm, wofs. At Nav.
sr.raw; John Bhgg. Co. Print Works, rrsnsfod near
Philadelphia Pa Ingerson Mcdowell Paper Mile,
south Tyringhsm Mass Msssrs Johnson, Kline and ohe0
If he M.rys1d PenIIeni.y Bsnno,s WIN az. wa va
Grassy Point, John Adrsncs Co fvuyhke.pse' pvn-
can Harrington, Pleasant Valley ID w Lee. Fiouf mins'
sT Pp lH %"1 60 s'''
ma IL ne0 ls~Thnls l92 Broadway. N-w-rorh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
& ItIesraph 10 lhs sew.IOrA Tribune.
, ..ootina AGair-Tbe ~andu-ky hank Gem
Taylor.
PiTrssuRcH wednesday NOV

PfrrsBURCH. "Wednesday, NOV ~.
Tie black ,.erk o! tire steamer Atlantic 'hot
-. the steward Of the boat this morning
~. ceseinna,u papers are ceutioning the public
,.,,.tir,thc notes Of the sandusky Bank.
-. ,,eoar.,ions are making in Louisville for the
90 If Gen Taylor. who Is expected there soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~ "HIsroRY or CoNGREss, Biographical and
Political, Comprising History of Internal improve
neni. River Hsrbors. e,c) from the Foundation Of
he Government to the Present Time ny HENRY Il.
wmELxR' Vol H. has lust been issued by the Harp
as Itisa fair octave OF 3o3 pages emoelhshed by
orrec, Portraits Of Thomas Butler King of Ga. limo
ay Pn,bury of Texas, Robert MClelland Of Michigan
,sd John Wentworth of Illinois. The biographies Of
bose Members are doubtless accurate in the MAN.
Aoash perhaps a trife ornamented while the History
4 the action OF the Federal Government on the sub
&c, Of Internal improvements possesses decided and
srmsneni value. The volume is very decided I'M
goscment on It's predecessor
I-V- JOINS S FIRST Boon being new mcthod
4 teaching children to read by !. Il. WEBB third
siton is Just issued by Baker \ Scnbnor ID Nassau
O. tsppesrs to be sbou, as easy and rational sn Lie
nenisry Reader as can be expected in language 50
yAonetcally anomalous as that which writes
~rscrsh n. tough cough ana htcoush plough Though
aad demands Of the hewildcrcd child sI distinct sounds
os EsA The aim OF the book ia good, but anything
lac perfection in this branch subjuoctve to scarcely
AOled-ior Reform OF the English Language.
tT"BIAcKwcoD for November is full OF strong
Literary and Tory atices-amorg the latter
Glimpse at Germany and is Parliament The Mem
MS OF Lord Ca.tlcresgh aud Conservative Union
Lie in the Far West, is concluded. and Parcel
sen Paris is rather smart upon the Republic eociol
an. Fraternity. etc. Lakewood Il about the best
Champion Of Ansiocfacy cxtsnt and mixes much pun
ssa, Truth with It's wrong Medicines H. Scott -
Fsio1s,)
4 q ~FIErcHEKs ILLUsrRATED BIBLE
= PVt'6 has just been issued by the American publish
Geo Virtue, 60 Jcho - When completed this viii
a enc OF the most sgni6cently Illustrated volumes
s'u brought out in this country. Tee present mum
S'aSss The reader into the Book Of Amos and the
isrsaoa is The Holy Family
| q THI RoNASCE OF NACHIiNo Voyage
n fEs,' By JosEFnC HAkr Author OF Mrism Col.
| Acen2!ete in Two Pafts is book Of smsrtness
"dtri, just issued BY the Hsrpers. The author sp
Fes'sso have wandered the seas with his eyes
efsl
q AoDEL Mas Modosd by HoRAcEMN'
~ IA little volume Of Panehy Sketches ju'i pm,
Tie Hspers. 1t pertains to British Society
$50 very diseren, from bu, it has consider
| ~Ha Init. The cuts are decidedly good
" LiGH BlcHs0ND LETTERS AND Cow
,,'ie his CmLpEEN. selected from his Memoir.
S at been published By the American Tract soeie
"~ssest ismo volume.
~ IHE SIEANEK SoUTHERNER, Capt NJ
! III Sfived yesterday from Charleston. whence
sd On Saturday, 18th inst al p N. bringing the
c.HSn Charleston and points south Of that city.
st g. and our friends Of the Charleston Coario and
''~ have our thanks Tor papers
|
rT u ~ - A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

NlNEsorA-The election in st. Croix took
pace on Monday last, Tor Delegate to Congress
From all accountswe have the election was close
D. contested by the friends OF the two opposing
e,nd.dates, Messrs. Sibley and Rice, aud the vote
Ell run close We have not heard the result.
Tie people would be well represented by either
q he two named gentlemen.
Prairie du Chen Patriot LIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

Judge MCLEAN, says the Cincinnati Giobe,
~ 80 10 The polls on Election day The same pa.
N.Y. '' WIZ WIN '"' '''' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

The Legislature taxing the same into consideration
granted the prayer OF their pettoa. and did on l3th
April pass law entitled An act % remove doeots
concerning the Casmber Of Commerce, and to connrm
TIE rights and privileges thereof In eon.eq 4ence OF
which law the following meeting vas eallro-
The first case of the meeting choose ia on
GERS who were John AlsOp, President Isaac sear''
Vice President; John Broome. Treasurer Joan nlaxs
Secretary but ne being abroad Pnsn1x' was sppo'hE
ed pro TEN ,n. II
Col. Malcolm. confor. Sands and Daniel Phcsnix q,
Of which now appear for the 6rst rme-ior tney ess
been ous during the British oceupsoo-were sp2on.s.
Committee 70 report bylaws t,r me spsefsmsnt W
the Chamber. kc0"~~<1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

BERKs And LANCAsrER.-NoTc " SchTccfehS
nm The following is the result ofthe Prcsi-
iantial Election nm the rival Counties OF Berks
lad Lancastcr Pa. II is worth looking at
Lancaster $40 Tor Taylor Berks..-- LloJ Tor Cas-
Majority ion sylor.............-...- 9o7
Here Is Standardization with vengeance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

~ IHE STEAMER SoUTRkRNER, Capt NJ
IT srfived yesterday from Charleston, whence
ssd On Saturday, 18th inst a, P. NJ. bringing the
HSn Charleston and points south Of that city
~, and our friends Of the GARRISON CoHri0 and
"" have our thanks for papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

yorE % TmE WEsTEKN RLsERVE.-Iho Hernfd
rniains the total vote OF the Reserve at the late
Residential Election. The vote stands Taylor
u677: Cass, 1883 aud Van Buren,, 1924.
Total 40. 500 At the Presidential Election IN a.
The total vote of the Reserve was 5l,6il. Without
slowing any thing ior increase OF votes the vote
was less this year Ii ,0i2 There were AT 'eas.
1000 voters on the Reserve who did not cast
,,er ballots for President on the eth inst.
fClevelAnd True sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

Total btiZ 4liS <<.t....tftp 700 -
5.vlo, over Van buren,. 500 Clay over Polk. o.
ne smith and Fooie tickets obtsined 80 votes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23
SAVINGS BANK,
SANANSS DANA,
No seekmsn ss-Clnton HAL
~ Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and sstu

= . 49,. !. ,,-l,,,. II.n
10 n-chmsn :. -s""'"" Us"
~ Open Tue.dayS, Thursdays ead Sstur-
H., c,,,, a., & ,,.t,..s pm
~. lus.tANol o' - Ssslnts " ~e,s,s s.s-'.
lCm al classes ~ pefsons u q ssv open 70 tnu'e"sts
from 10 O'Clock, 2 W exclusively fof females
ne opening Of shs INSTITUTION. on ne lss OF July
he ami number u deposits received have been sueh
A. 10 render rs immediate success q certainty.
The Of Interest 10 BE- pad deposis mate during
the srst six months will determined January snd
.ny cher siml.ar institution
OFFICERS
l.-s. Ma. fr-sai-ut J5as fst-s. ir-.s,f-s
rsc.rssN wsr-os'. lstN rrssL srss, Ass' >~r-is'
Nosssr Nsttf, - W. Ff..snt Ns.st" Nes'' NHea~Hi
isns. a has ,,.ns' 's, es,n. 49,, a. A. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

LAscAsrER-A GREAT COUEIY.-f rom the
a.bwing comparison of the votes at the recent
residential Election, 1t Will be seen, that the
fosnty OF Lancaster. Pa has given 5,2Oi more
aies than were given IN the Stoie oil Delaware,
r5t6 2t more than were gwen i'm the state Of
ghoIe Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

~ LfGH BIcHs0NDs LEITERs ASD Cow
-@'fe MS CmLpEEN selected from his Memoir.
at been published by the Americsn Tract soeie
hest ismO volume
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

T.,Io, over Cass BIZ Clay over Pok, 30 The smith
- Fooie Electoral Tick,t received vOtes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

Y MODAL Mas Modosd by HORACE MAJ
~ ssh little volume Of Punehy Sketches Ju't PRINT
Tie Harpers. 1t pertains to British Society
.Ss % very different from ours but it has consider
an IN II. The cuts decidedly good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-23

NOTICE.-The copsrtDership heretofore e1snpg ~.
tween he undersigned under the firm name and siyie
o, Nelson Wells Co this day dissoiysd ny nausi con-
sent and Robert Kirk rrtifes from inc hfm h'' " wv
NELSON WELLS
ROBERT KIRK,
A. yo,. Nov a l29 HENRY V. SCHkSCk
rb will be continued by hs snd.rsg ned under
,he name aod hrm OF NELSON WILLS 90
'' ~ NELSON WELLS,
III 10. HENRY v. SCHESCk.