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THOMAsTCN LIME
rnan CASKS TH1WtSTn% - viE landing and
M II 10 i 81 Sy srRorp \ co. l45 Common .,
100 ST GEHEg1E,yZ?Ez. E1ME; -,
~ "4A'gs ;t f q: FR b co. ,,s Common s,
oEs AMI, AND PLASTER Of, PALS 49,
| 30 hb'.>. t-HLNi AND Il---S Eh OF fAhlS'
ii 10iiS STROUD & CO. i45 Common St
| MEDICAL NOTICE
~ a"pS his ~ ltna> ira I q eat ga
New W. 0@a, SeIlemb,r l. ls IS = GIN
| ---
THAT SPIN D.D BAR-ROO n Lila. he'd 10 The -.
fo,tNfHc'.L !iorEh, az lie cor"tr et rGlro, 4
for three years to CON e,ent Lesson For articu!ars ap
- Je q If PREMISES 10 ''a''S' OF 10 JAMES ROACH
','HE P,rl,c Is Il III 5oi asan., negotiating
:, Hnu' &C. O Tor -" % NV an" Gsan
| -o,o-Ios' : 1910. HIS I,a' wa ,,"t". a"-1
.~N ~ ~. IN ~ y sG ~ SI u; ~ ~ ETPoD
! ~ from The pn,, the ,RSr ROCK IN rEI,IJSH
or: t9I - het'ent' OF oH1osrapAy ,,,,>>v
pCNDAN0-p075Tp MO
DoM?aSS0 and ottsr eho.oe ISL: ..soyr,
jjorET and arra,i mn in h ha, va sss-.S -
az few minutes "oles' - ,,- D~- ,.,, nv5 tt
,.,,..c,,., For SALE 5;;,,,,,, ,,-,-.,,..
r :
II; me i'elee-dr.n as.rnald lns.nesS-foR SALE>-L1
.oa , 90 %'i"umI 81 N o"nt "aIn& 10 enEaJe IN ,J
y. H. I IF r'SSs r"' S.aH' ana le'Ais' aii. at 4
- " @ -. d. 'l't
PLANO FoRTEs.
u -Nhf PARSONS, 90 any street, (new ,tos) tow
- doors below foya:.s, ofe iog ale - s Esse-~r,s
ncmJ Chckenns, Nam Clark, Gilbert, 4 n II
bni x. .GaIe \ Go TINS stock cor pr.ses j = u
scR rap,dy ssinns m pnbc avor e''se's' ''''"
as AM 'e mH az N Eo tasr IN eAca"s ,so 4F'
.~..--D
FEL4ClANa HOUSE FOR SALE
tt| II, ~, IL, nc az W o' " ii-i' oi
RIO L itf-' 'io' -, offered 10. >ue "a
on n .I VIII i ths 2. a 'e Ssar ="
-, 800 80: o. tIIo,o i ie pI"t ocgui'lht, "i'nns
rms Far rsrnu9rs . i' on % ia y" ", m
I,II ~ - ,.t'' Vi! IN P'eiiSe'' coiher Vi
an-5 II JAMES ROACH.
DENTAL NOTICE.
~ that he be tound daily at his Office { .;ssz'
iron A. NJ. to > p NJ DR. Pearson 81 ~ sla.ya
msny Improve ert, in dental Surgery are II yTYS
Hi, BLOCK T.ETI ae particularly olry the a..n IN
tosa requiring artificial one lis prices are, graded -
:fe cr"um OF all Office at his residence H.
r,Hge Strfft. n ar lanai sg9rtr
DEBI OF TIE LATE REF USLLC OF TEXAS
,:,i:E urdsr,i,n.3 oi;. bis .a,,,,.s a. .,r e., ,l r
s.nt.Tor and a,IfI.in,a,t ,,,,f I'. -, Of TIs ~
Of N4 rhnc - an %s,I ,t ,' ,g 'e
v calling on ~, aI,lc,.f,o h,, At W 81 g,,-a. .y..,
Irr CrI,,Dr Nt,i. Z, y iii \ = a. rTs,,.
- R.erto. C. A iarnI.' q Fnrk- Air,ei al,r@nria
$ : Trenfi,s and Rats Ptrton F,,ft ~ ,,q1I0'
- -
,-,,,-.r N EUMSQG ~
I nv ShijS o. 10Y 9ttles OF TX. CbLi4hAN,S
- GONG RRGA MIXTURE have been sold during he
1st without Cymolln Hsie instance Over
dozen used L. :. HOSPITAL This n sicIne cla-
REes c"mpet'lon both IN the POI II Of taste an Cr'a'aP
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REyRSsM MEMNs.


ICE CREAM GARDEN.
3'ASLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM GARDEN
l. All those in favor of supporting an establishment OF
this FInd Wi! be klnd enough to cali and put =, ga
their 1t Will cost for the best glass
OF Ice Cream be round in this city, nudge Sys
from the demand, and IRON what N! customers -Gso
Perhaps trey fa,teTlpE the only that
to cal and trypay ten cents, and thanks must
acknow ledge that greedy, Ike aI the balance OF the
human kind the custom hSye, the more am anX
lous get 80" Call an; try the Cream, and oblse
K. 3. WDDDWORTH.
Jy7 I'm corner Of 81. Charles and Union SIS.
CAaEOLLTON HOTEL AND GARDENS
II The public is respectfully informed that this ~
I'm most delightful place OF resort and amuse- stssa
IS..sl. open under the management, .xJxs a
Of the subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30. M2
DUETS ali kinds will be furnished by the gard
me- and at the Saloon and in he Gardens ICE CREAM.
LEMONADE, SHERDERTS, SODA WATER and
CDSFECTIDNERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
ahd improvements; meantime preparation is made to iur
nls dinner parties with all the decacles OF the season, and
the best o. wines and liquors
nj last thong not least and polite keepers
VII le found al ,ner administer the comfort OF his
friends aud The public generally whose patronage he olcits
api3 5m JAMES DURNO.
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DR.. MENsING. Dental Surgeon,

~ ANlNG returned 10 The CITY OF Ne" Orleans FROM hi.
tour n the North and .a>t. prel a.9d 4
10 perform ali oprrt' nn> aI'er aiming - the Sc
It..l Ii and has become iuauled with n yJzrs
tie best m"de o. oi"ra,ing approved by ne ALL
COLLEGE OF Denial SugeO 81 balimo~e NJ. Ills price,
Tor operations III Or,iOu 20 su the times ais II
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= offering the rbic this and valuable remedy oi
tOnsatpptt0n, EronchdE, ihmd, COHghs Colts etc,
APPEND few notices OF the @haractG efficacy of the
medicine. Numerous testimonials may be pamph-
let for distribution at the which sufferers invited
10 Obtain 1t he that DR. d. Is eminent
praC using OF twenty standing graduate OF
The niyeGsity OF peunsy wanna.
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II z " = RI q MS:

HDRALNG, SEPT. ii, 1919.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

ME OFFER for sale the following described property
w at low prices and very reasonable terms The plan
OF The property he the office OF the subscriber
Seven very valuable LOTS OF GROUND forming tn
pT0NementS tfereon-al well rented
I wo valuable LOTS ~ GRDUN on Caronde!et stree,
between julia and It. JCepn.
Two LOTS tF GRDt Nd on pacaniers street, bew |
Basin and Edward streets
One->tory FRAME DWELLING !c ming the corner q
Pacanlers and Market streets.
One two@'ory FRA NE DWELL ING adjoining II
aI0Te described one IA ing parerre IN font
Two two-story BRICK WAREHOU SEES on Com
meTCe street.
ore two.story FRAME DWELLING on Market street
between st. John the Baptist PdCa and Stab Il
Tie
4 beautiful FAMILY RESIDENCE on Apollo street
4 We y valuable piece of tfRCJNi. forming the corner
of T rhOuIlOuiaa and Richafi streets.
One 1wo-stOry DWELLING HOUSE forming the corner
OF s.. John and PerdldO streets.
IN THE CITY OF LAFAYETTE
1877 LOTS OF CRDt' Nd, situated IN the abOye city,
suila5 or Private 3e.ldrDces
For terms aud particulars anPlyto
az rIEGSNN Il BCNNENAi. Office sc Gr;lver st.
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY's CURE
FOR DYSENTEEY, sc.
'.'iiE success which has attended tins Medicine renders II
imperative duty incumbent the propeors, to
t:RAEFE&HERG DYSENTEPY SYRGPf' is of immr.
date efficacy tie most vIoen and obstinate OF Dys-
EMERY Darrhua. etc, and giving immediate ne 10 the
IaenI; IlIe same may be said Of their
ShRSArhRI.hA COMPOUNDS;
HEALTH EiTIERS-rn papers,
NEGEEhBLE Pitts;
FEVER AND AGtE PILLS:
EYE LOTION.
Ard io every description Of inflammation Bruises, Burns,
AMI Seeds, the GREEN MOI NrAiN OINTMENT is
d remedy.
All Of The above may he found al WELD X 90 5 Depot
tIeap hi iJyDS 81
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s The Cars will leave New Orleans and CarrOtOn every
hour after o clock on Sundays if the weather is fair.
t~ The Lafayette Horse Cas- will leave every Is minutes
fro the corner Ralonne and Canal myl3 :lstNOv
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RENLWAY

Runaway
's'llE BOY DANIEL, aged about 20: complexion OK
copper color feet orS inches high; built, ~
ard inclined 10 be bad. A suitable reward will be/E,
pad Tor his delivery w
aux If HUIT y FORD. IL St Charles street.
PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAYLOR,
n J! rim d %. =, 72 Camp street.
I'VE have received few OF those beautiful and perfect
~ likEN ISSES OF Gen TAN I.OR-a steel Ell
craving nom Daguerrec'y taken tins city Whoever
wdL,s 10 secure VIII 20 wei TO call early. Jy25
SUMMER HATS.
= HfEArhY, Panama, emma iear Tuscan 80
~ braid. English DunstGbe. Chinese and other ssrs
pAg and Summer STYLES .. Hats. every variety 90
be found at D8RtY'5 Eauai ard Chart St..
2 ). ! few mere kEv0LuIION4RE HATS. Just received
his morning by teesrdpa aust
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From DIR. .TohH D. .IOrsan, OrRggfst, ddted
PITTsBCRG Jan. Y, 1sl!.-The syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar has ayon those who have used
it. know OF one instance Of permanent oil Asthma
gentleman OF Ohio think shall be able sell
.. .sINn a IllL
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TREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
- OFFICERS, non Commissioned. trlcrrr. Nu--
g., Glars and prl,ates who have served out the =
/52s%t !rrm OF Their engagement in the war with y
LS> EieA:co Orrgceiled honorable d,ci uge. -.
are emitted 10 Three Months Extra Pay-and by applying
to the subscribers. % St Chare, ,ee',) ave their
applications forwarded to the proper Department At Wash
tngton and receive, without delay order PAY nent
winch viii be hon0e By any Paymasts!
TO the residence OF The claimant
f-g Pensions and other military claims prosecuted.
J. JAY LANGDD,.
and WARREN 4. GRtCE.
aStf late Cant 2h Rer; La VOLUNTEERS
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+ ram Mr.. Eah5Grd RctbiaS, irnggiSt
HoRDENrOWN, y. J., Jan. 9, lSH.Ne have taken some
oLbe 10 introduce Dr. DAVIS syrup OF Wild Cherry and
Tar and nave sold al received from you. Hr. J. H.
ock has used his practice; he thinks highly OF the
medicine. Pr Cook is OF tie most emne2 pfy
he nied Stale and the attending physician of Joseph
onaparte King of Spain during all his residence in this
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w BLOOMFIELD. WORCESTERSHIRE No. 80
w camp STREET, New pHean, as TN
WIN. Z. MUIR. GO .W.NTSSiu.T .4.ND FDR-
> i X DI.NE .HEE { HH.NT. No. "a St.
tliar 81
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S.R. H. o. HALL. is our authc ilei agent during ou
~ temporary ai,seune from the Sale.
Jvl5 I'm iinNT y FtRi. II 81. Charles 81.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-07-26

OUTRAGEOUS AND ATRoCIous MURDER
On Saturday morning. the 9th instant, an ont.
ragsous and atrocious murder was committed,
hr some runaway negroes. on the person OF
Mr.. I. Erwin, native Of Fa rfi Id District,
which has aroused the feelings of our people,
and. we doubt not, will cause them to use every
effort to bring the murderers to punishment.-
The circumstances are as follows:
Mr.. Ervin's occupation was that Of pursuing
and taking runaway negroes. A gentleman o
this district employed him to recover some nc.
groes, who had renaway from his plantation
On his way, he called at tho house Of Mr.. ]. J.
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OLD MAxrMs.-A soul conversant with vir-
tue, resembles fountain; for i is clear, and
gentle, and sweet, and communicative, and
rich, and harmless, and innocent. ~'l
Satan is a subtle angler, aud uses great Gun.
ming in tho casting Of his net, and searching
ou, the vein ofwater where every one is delight.
cd.
In childhood, he modest; in youth, temperate;
in manhood. just; in old age, prudent.
He that helps the wicked, hurts the good.
What we have in US ofthe image Of God, is
the love Of truth and justice. .y.-,,4 45
The end of a dssoute life is, COMMONLY,
desperate DE- aih. a,F
Virtue make:h men on the earth famous; in
their graves ilust -ious; in the heavens, itnmor.
tai. .I.,,.s. .-,r-
Nothing is profitable, which is dishonest.
Ho that works wckedness BY another, ia
himself equal y guilty Of the act committed.
A work we'll begun, is halt ended, s.
Wise mon are instructed by reasen; men Of
less understanding, by experience; the mos, q.
norant, ny necessity; and beasts by nature.
We should never remember the benefits We
have conferred, nor forget the fsvors received,
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advertisement Of an Homes;
i.umsellCr.
And, if thou piicst Tambcrlane the Great,
OId wOman, lcL US what O'Clock II be

Friends and neighbors Having Just
opened II coiamodouN shop for Liquid Fire,
embrace this opportunity OF informing you
that on Saturday | shall commence the bu-
>iue>> Of making druukardS. paupcrS and
bcegars, Ton the sober, industrious aud re
spectacle tn support.
shall deal in familiar spGitS,' which
shall excite men to deeds ct Iiut and robbie
~, aud blood and by so doing diminish the
comforts, augment the expense, cudangei
the welfare ut community.
| will undertake at shot notice, for n
small sum, and with great expedition, Il
prepare inmates for the asylum, the poor
house, the prison and the gaIlUws.
will furnish an article which shall in
crease the amoun, Of fatal accidents, multi
ply the number ~ distressing diseases, ant
render those harmless, incurablc.
furnish drug which shall deprive so'n'
of life, many of reason, some II property
all of peace; which shall cause fathers e
be iiends; wives, widows; children, u
phans, and all mcndican,S.
will cause the rising generation 10 grow
ny in ignorance, and prove n burden and
huisnht TO the nation.
will cause mothers TO forget their suck
ing Infants, virgins TO forget their priceless
innocence.
l will corrupt the ministers Of religion
obstruct the progress Of the gospel, detilct h'
purity Of the church, aud cause temporal
spiritual, aud eternal death: and il any b,
50 impairment rs TO inquire why had III,
nudac,y TO bring such accumulated misery
upon comparatively happy land. w! hon
est reply is money.
The spirit of hade is the most lucrative
aud protesting christians give their cheer
ful coun,cnnuce
Ihavc license from the court, nnd II &c
not bring these evils upon you somebrd!
else will.
Hive in land OF liberty.
Ihavc purchased the right TO demolisl
the character, destroy the health, shorten
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NOIS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1s4s.

brew family; or they destroy each other
out nations Of mules, or tnnattoes, as they
are called, nature will not support. Whilst
now write, the papers say that the Blacks
ana the Browns are carrying on a war of
determination in Hay,i. 1t must always
come to this. But why GOT 10 the Blacks
ana the Browns of IIayti? This is the slial-
low view of the surface politician, the sur
lace thinker, the surface ethuulocist. and
statesman, who affect not TO see a solid dis
tinctioh IN race unless it be as wide as is the
negro from the Saxon.
The Sarmatian and the Sclavonian dilrrr
as widely from the Celt and the Saxon as
noes the Negro from the Mongol. the Bos-
JeSman from the copper cOlored Chenook
len centuries and more, the Sclavonian
race, under various nameS-IIuns, G0ths,
Croats, Bohen.ians, broke into Central Ger
many and Italy, and founded the so.caled
German empire. They pushed their race
into Austria and Flanders, where traces of
the blood still exist. They reached the
shores OF the Baltic, and peoplcd Finland I;
Their government aud leading men used ev-
cry endeavoi to be mistaken for Germans,
To be identified with the classic Germans of
Northern Europe, TO represent the German
hation, aiterten centuries Of false pretences,
look at them now. Have they amalgama.
ted? Have they become Germaus? No;
the real Germans keep aloof from them,
they repudiatc them.-Dr. knor.
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| For the want Of space TO print il in, my
sermon will be as short as a rabbits tai.
This is the text:
And if thou pi,icst Tambcrane the Great,
Old woman, tell us what O'Clock it be
My hearers-how true il is, that the great
est OF mOrtalS are sometimes compelled to
ask small bat important iavors of the very
lowest. | know that. while travelling late
Iy 10 preach to the inhabitants Of Wind
Mlistle Island, was obliged 10 beg bite
of brea,, and cheese aud a sguash-shell Of
water of an old woman, whose brown hu,
sat like a toad in the weeds ~ the roadside.
Was not that picture Of Greatness leaning
upon the star of humility, and receiving
crumbs from the hand of poverty? 1t was
nothing less. And, when am compelled
TO solicit you TO put an occasional sixpence,
instead Of all pennies, in the plate for the
good cause, do not let myself down from
my exalted position. few pegs at least?
do all that And, when any Of US ministers
ask FOR dismissal, TO 60 somewhere else
and feed upon iatter salaries, is il not great
condesccnSion ON our paitSE Most certain
ly it is. Did not Elisha the prophet, while
abiding among the rocks inthr gloomy will
derucSS, call upon the crow. TO bring him
mouthiul Of meat: Look at the great Do
genes. while baSking in his tub, asking the
little Alexander to DO him the favor u stand
out Of his sunshine. You must be aware,
10Y friends, tina, an hungry saint would much
rather dine with sinner upon good hauntb
Of veni>on, than with an angel, and get moth
ing but bean soup aud bran bread So, YOU
see, the rich require iavors of the poor-thc
great Of the small--and the righteous Of the
wicked.
| My friends-there is no nnny so wholly
dry and sapless, but drop or two of the
honey of information may sometimes be cX-
uactcd from him. Don't let your pride and
vanity make you ashamed TO ask concern
ing small matters of which you happen to Le
ignorant; for. just as likely as not, yonder
urchin with check apron, white head, dir
| ~ face, and bread and molasses, is capable
of giving you just the information you re-
quire. II you think you an make the world
believe that you know everything already,
and that your storehouSc Of wisdom is cram
med iull to the ridge pole, let me tell you,
you labor Cor idle) under a mighty big mis-
take. The world is not such credulouS
fool rs that Why, you vain, conceited ig.
nora muses. you can GO TO school to
spider, TO bumble-bee or to psmirc, and
be taught more in one hour than you ever
learned in all your lives! You won't in
quire, then, for fear folks will suppose you
are ignorant Johnnyhorse> You wouldn',
ask an old woman what time o'day it was
by the shadow of her mop-hande, lest she
should suspect you hadn't watch in your
pocket! Well, if you won't ask, you Shall
not receive: il you won't seek, you shall
not iiud; aud, if You won't knock at the door
Of information, You may wander outside in
the darkness Of ignorance guided by the
bug lamps Of instinct, and the false lights Of
self couCcit-a making more stumOlcs
and lluuderS than blind horse among
bitches and sand. pits. So mote il be
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THE FREE TRADER.
Office, "a story, North end Of Reddich'S netc
brick block, on the public square,


Two DOLLARS per dHHum, y pdtd IN al
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publishers.
m. Communications 10 insure attention,
must ARRAYS be free otpostdge, and accom-
panied ruth me AUTHORS ndHe.
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GEORGE S. FISHER,

AiiorHey and Land Igent- 0hawa, III.
Collections made ard taxes paid IN amy of the
counties composing this (9;h) Judicial circuit
viz LiSaIle Grundy, Livingston Kendall, Kane,
DE Knib, Osle, Bureau, safk, Peoria, Marshall
and Putnam.
Particular attention paid TO procuring Cor dis
charged volunteers and soldiers their bounty
land warrants or scrip also procuring pension
certificates and Collecting claims on the govern.
men, Lands located fnr soldiers aud settlers on
warrants in the Chicago or Dixon land office
Warrants bought anI sold, Commissions in
this line will receive careful attention.
Olhce y. T.. corner Court house, up stairs.
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Value Of California.

1t has been the fashion Of the wings TO de-
cry California as a worthless acquisition, and
some Of them have even gone so far as to
propose 10 deed it back TO Mexico. We
would direct the attention Of these who
have entertained this opinion TO the account
Of the newly discovered gold region i'll that
country. The accounts are soglownG, and
the richness Of the region is 50 miraculous.
that at first we were inclined TO di>bCiicve
the whole story, or consider il as greatly cy.
aggera,ed; but we see it SO fully con-
frmcd by later accounts that we believe il
may be fully relied on as correct.
California is yet new, and comparatively
unknown. When it comes to be fully TX.
ploreh and American skill and American
enterprise brought TO bear on it we have ne
doubt il will prove one ofthe richest coun'
tries on the latc ofthe earth, and well worth
twenty times the whole expense Of the; wal
/ aud those who now decry its value will ht
considered in the same light withthoSc wht
furmcly run down the worth aud importance
of the acquisition of Louisiana. The Who'll,
country aboundS with minerals not col,
alone, hut silver, quicksilver, copper, Goa
sc. The last California paper state tina
new veins of silver have been discovered n
Pueblo dc San Jose. Mr.. Alex. Forbe:
had sailed from Monterey with a cargo o
quicksilver. twenty thousand dollars in val
ue. the products Of the mines OF New Aim
adm near the valley Of san Jose and eNtrac
ted within the short space OF three months
Mines vt quicksilver are being discovered
all over the territory, aud ol copper mines
there is no cud.--N. Wayne Seaiiad.
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The Races IF licn.--No race will anal.
gama,c with any other; they die out, or
seem slowly to become eNtintt, MS the Cop,'
OF antiqnary and the coplic portion Of the
modern Jews, perhaps even the whole He
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-11-10

Mcthcrs, ous;and the foun.
tnin, with,he Eighties, trace Of your finger on
the yielding sell, you can give direction
,othe infant stream, you can send il gliding
down through v,fdSnt fields and ilowery
having, itnpar,iug new fertility aud beauty,
aud anon contributing lis snengNFto rl"pcl
the complicated marl,inrry oi industry; or
you can send it da>hing, iuaming over ptre-
ipire>, 10 join with other impctuous head
long STREAMS. carrying devastation III their
course; or you can suffer Il Ia roll ITS slug.
gi,h way into some siaGnan, POOL, uil'u,ding
refuge Tor loa,hsomc reptiles, apn poisoning
the atmosphere with its presidential vnpors,
Or you may o, once Plunge it into drunk