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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
Fail and TJjnfer Toshigns,

drec, frpra New York, which will euahe them
To make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done in the best manner,
and al garments made TO ct.
Otawa, Oct. 90. 1917
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLY & BAILEY

I'd ETURN thanks TO the public fr the liberal
III pitronace extended to them, and would state
that lhcv have removed to the n nth side Of the
City Hotcl to the building adjoining the house
lately occupied By John McCauy. They have
prDcurel the lAtcst
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II Bpsqu Couniy.-sec 80 i7,nt II cas-
Of the 4Ih principal meridian.
i, G,andy County.-Se ar Q, 80, O; ehfsw
~ -, 20, 9.
n WI Coun,y.--E hfsw 30, 81, 0; sw IF. q
3, 30, q.
Tho above Lands will he sold cheap. On
most Of which, by paying one.fjuuh down, tims
will he given on the balance.
No, 20. GEO II. NORRIS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
An Efficient Remedy.

The propne,ors wish the pub to distinctly
understand before they buy it, that the Poou
Mans OINTMENT is not intended 10 cure every
disease, but il will effect
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
POOR MANS OINTMENT,

ments. Give it trial. The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT.
rha, has evsr been used. For opening the
pores of the flesh, and promoting insensible per-
spira,lon -uLsurpassed by any other ointment
before The public. The greatest Vegetable M,d,.
cfnGi Virtues are there combined, ani it never
vet has failed as
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-02-11
DRUGS 4 MEDil,lNES.

TIME subscriber has jus, re.
L ceived n, his store one door
North If the Mansion House,
{ from Mar NOrk and 81. L,,,is J
u large AMI fresh supply OF the
aho,e named articles, iorc,he,
with most every variety of anti,
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U.2LhERS' NICkLING, Oiinra,
p. a. .8RNS3RONU. Morris,
JONN STEERING, .3uSaJie,
s, ~ SKINNER, NoperriHe.
BENZ. +. GEDNEY, Peru.
ELF. BROUN. 7ror Grore.
~. BACHELLER, Hardin.
6. HOGGAS, Norway.
&. y. NOLLENBACE. Neuark.
j. PENTL.4ND, La Sale.
Ottawa. Aug. q. 1Si7. CIV
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
AXy0rSCENEST aE~CliND!DiTEs.

iy-we aFe authorized ,o annoanec MILTON FOWLER, as candidate for thc office of sheriff ot uPisski County, a, he ensuing August election. a~We are authorized to announce SAMUEL A. WHITE, as a candidate for the office of sherH, ol Pulsski County, al the ensuing August election.
 We are authorized to announce ', r. OWEN, Esq candidate 'o represent the county Of Salrne in the next Legislature.
 -for8 lin. ISIS. -5I
 We are authorised to announce g M CHkhtEs, as a candidate for SHERIFF Of Jefferson eoaDry, af 'h> ensuing Angus, elee'lon. l
 Harcs 2s lSts. s0-4Bt
 IF We are authorized 10 announce BEN r DANLEY, as a candidate for the offet ef SHERIrF al the ensuing August election
 the ensuing August election.
 IF We are authorized i1 announce JAMES McvICAR, as a candIdsie for the office of sHESiFF, st the ensuing Augns, election.
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Erorn lL. M.,n YorL s...

letter from a most nteligent and influential Roman Catholic gentleman of Dutin, received by iast steamer expresses auch regret and dssrpoini. ment Felt in Ireland that Mexico has not been sn- neGed to the United States One reason urged hy te writ~r Is that inc practice and pursuit of Roman Catho'cism wnald be mere pure, more enlightened and less btgoted. if that nation were m integral portion ot our country, than, in the words of Inc ei'ef, u she were continued under tie 'sway of so worthless wretch as Santa Anna and his inbece ioHc~ers" Another is, that inc ineAhaustible re- sources oi that fine country could be idy aevciued under 'he fosterniag care pf oar governmental ia- shtu''ohs, whereas her great wealth Is now prodi- gai'y sq1andered by slothful race.
 We perfectly agree with the inieIgeist writer in both positions. The great perfection of our Re. publican system princi ipally consis's in those i'm poFiant ing rcdcn'sthe broadest religious Ircsdpm and prot ctDn-snd ihe never-ceasingiy industrious character of onr people. Mexico might by the ploi. ,ihgs Of monarchist spies and concealed traitors, bate been again haRded over to the robber-borles Of her Saaa Annas and Pafedes' io be kep, on hand for princely purchaser. This rHight have been land assureciy was) Inc insidious policy which die tated and commanded the acceptaEee ef aninsuIiing treaty. But, the French revolution has forever sllenced the last portion of the gosiless scheme. while We regret that the othef Is likely 10 be con. summated.
 The Revolution in Guatemala foreshadoss the difficulty of forcing any terms of peace upon a semi civilized race, and we hardly thak sufiiecut unsni- miiy can be attained amongst the repieseHta- lives of the provinces 10 perfect ratihca. ton. We have not failed to do our duty in this mporian controversy, and we have reason to be-
 eve that our positions were clear and just and will be fully sindeaied Mexico will cease to be truly independent Republic if she be moi annexed 10 the United States. She will merely possess the name ot freedom without enjoying any ol the benefits or blessings of Republican institutions
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Why is fellow running the raantle. IlEe hon.

Why is fellow running the eaun'Iet Hke hon. ey-bee
 Because he gets .oaaess ,wsrl ss he goes. | Why is 6~Ed of rye like baby I Because IL must be ciadled before t is brefa,d ! What kind Of wax should bees fer the tops of tbeir hivesi Seaiisg loesiing) wal Why is the first chicken of the brood like the ieYeuast of a vessel Because ii Is forward oi thc maia kgteh Why is an orefiong article sent 10 magazine, like tree selected for a must Becauss before tt be t5serief it must he easi
 sotrn and fl then found unsuitable il will be cst ss Why are ssamstresscs not admitted into fashion. able society !?
 Because s is thought there m gen'iIity in tbeu
 rhgf setc suu lwha,scerer1. What kind of publications ase fhe driests Those that are l@asi pored (poursdJ ever Why are most sausagcs like ioVe-scenssi
 Because they arc affairs eu (cutl c6Tar. Why the stars the hesi ssirouou,ersl
 Because they have stadted (si1dedD ,he heavens ever since creation Why is the JoHN DONKEY Iike an onion skips Bee use its contents cannot be beef (beat) Why Is General Taylor hse the Mexican lelder's coat-'ai Because he has so often hung on Santa Anna $ rear. If the Muses and Joux DoxrEY were to form a compartnershp. Tndef what name would the finn be known; Tn .7ss aud NiHc (asinine). Why is JOHN DONKEY hke Dutch parson' Becansn he "bYGys for Je people" Why should . chicken hatch by the EccalobeIon be closely wached7 Because his mother don't know that he's out When the consort to cpmmndore's resseii is hailed, why is she better than hen who lays one egg daily7 Because she lays 10 (lays iwo) a, cuce Why is the pls0et Neptune like turtles iaii1 Because il Is behind her shell (Hrrschel) Why do donkeys eat more in Ireland than else wherer Because there are more dssts (norasses) there Why is a man anxious 10 get in tie house ike a ef-butcler ai work7
 Because he knocks aud knocks (knoeks an ox)
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Clay and Tailnr.

Siaee the propunciamenio of Mr. Clay, Taylor stock has fallen considetablyin this region Cass,as' letter has accomplished but little. He in fact had nothing 10 say but what every boiy knew before
 His differences and comments are not new and come with bat little weight from such source. in this part of the Union. We do bot know how mnch effect this letter may have down east with ami slavery voters. IL may scrous interfere with Mr. C.'s prospects in Ohio aud New ok. Bat all the letters Cessius write. that any body else can wfite, will not prevent MT. C.'s gniting the noni nation by The Philadelphia convention. We know it Is hoped by ihs Taylor men that the electoral votes from the South and West may give Taylor a majority. They are very sanguipe, and have got Fay Tor nominated paper with the greatest case. It's all faIlaeious, depend upon it. They coasi too largely, and will find themselves disappointed. We must inform the Clay men, however, that Ken lucky is 10 go for Taylor, in the convention, al The frst ballot This is all fixed by the wire-wor- kers. The delegates are some how all Fay Tor men. The memhris of Congress from this State, with MT. Crittenden al the head all committed to Ire Taylor movement, and will devise some scheme To cast the vote of Kentucky for Taylor. This is very we'll understood, we believe by the whigs generally. If kentucky throws her weight in inc scale for Fay Tor, he may perchance be nominated; and we are confident ii is the only chance. If Taylor is the candidate the die will be cast by Kentucky. It must be observed, however, that his nomination must b. made by votes from States; the most of which will hot voie for him us President.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

E-- pr. Me Infyre. Dentist from .ySsa New ofIeans, respectfully informs the '1IIIfIv inhabitants of this place that he in- tsnds remaining here for oaf lreri aely during which time he w be happy to perform all opera tlons pertaining fo the profession a skal rpaa- ner, snd at inojerate charges.
 An experi ree of ute years in inc profession ieachos that the aet of prcseT' ing the teeth to b valued, as the means Of retaining health sni beauty oi P"rsonal appeasaace.
 And | Is ef lhe utmost importance thai these of- gans ot mas.ics'ion and promoters Of .dges'or, should be preseFve3 or Teplacri at ihe earliest op- reruni;y by doing sol we prevent a vauety oi diseases and troubles too numerous to mention
 Df. NJ may be consulted s' the Anthony House office hours 4. NJ, 10 j P M.
 Ladies wtil be a;tena~d 'o q; their residences and aavcc on the art of preserving teeth, will be given free oi expense.
 References Of inc most respectable character from those how enjoying the benefit Of Dr. Ms practice will be shown il neceSsary.
 Little Rock. May :, lsiS 35-Iw
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Robert J. Walker.

 Ing winch we find in the W ashing,on ss-r ,.4' ,1- Ice oi the Baltimore Sun, makes use .< Ash N'@AeF-sel ihst axe not s,-f -. Ofiea''s correspondent oi Louisiana 1,g'ls' lhat Mir WalAer is in feeble health ,- es'D'' 10 tue last epoch of aboTious and ''F' -~a'a iaay not live 10 reach the Pee a.-. ar - hui' he continues, Mississippi -4., ,'' ashes and 'on one of the euntaiiled a. sl,,,.l, H,'Sh'F liver, shall be planted broken ..l!.,'''''1' liom he hiils Of the Alleghaay, and t la. .-'s' Fl'.ioa slai te placed: Here rests a5so~,. P,e, lied ior the poor, by oes,roying --e9 '' 'i'e soil, which the siFlaent engross- -.ee e.5 T.. .'t suggested lhe exploration and eoa- ss-e. .s' ''o'1is, opened the way to Oregon, aad less..,.,. s1i oi Texas with he constellation of
 as-., "l"'' great financial genus stripped b. .r-,'. ~ chains, and without oppression at Po'iea aefoad The glory of our arms: e
 s. . .' al the bar, in the senate and eoancil t. .,-- ,'s '''e la iAe service ol the people, and F " !oaas, before they could eoaicr
 s~'s' hoaor Ia their git. ''
 A O CyeSeent
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A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
Y "TULTON'S AGAIN."Ea

Call in next door 10 the Anthony House and see the hamdsomest and cheapest stock of WATCHES, JEHELRY, LADIES' FANCY SILK IND OTHER DRESS GOODS, ever brought to the State of Arkansas.
 OFF FOR NEW YORK. As am compelled to leave shortly for the east. fo lay ie suFply, have determined 10 reduce my stock as well as price, l am hogfd 'o have Inc CASH ;-or old Gold and Silver Nhich will take in exchance for any goods In my store, and allow fnl New Ioik Trice for it.
 Little Rock, May 9. ISls 33-f.
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MARRTED.

On the sOfh al' hy the Right Rev. Doetef Byras, Dr Ssms,l H Web5, Mavcs of fhe city of f.irlc Rock, 70 Miss Aary BarSy of the city of Wash. ington. D. C.
 1n Hot Spring county. on 'bs 9Tth Apgn. by Charles BuFk, Esq, Mr. fetis Hsfy, b Airs. Bic. psvro Uptk1reh.
 Ia Palaski caun;y. on ihe slh inst, by Sneticy Lynch, Esq, Mr. H'n. Ma4iieton, 50 years of age. Co Mss Lelhe Jsns ChftaR. aged IS.
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Clippings from tht JehH Donkey. The last number is exceedingly rich and we have drawn nron 1t for the following good things
 BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
foR THE JOHN DONKEY. A ddreSs by John Donkey.

Address by John Donkey. Ills name spbadied f0 T AatoRql Con DsH'ioB
 JoHN DoNKEI has given publicity io ihe following address authorizing his to le presented to the National Convention 6s
 TO THE PUBLIC.
 The various and conflicting reports which my fri, nds have a various times (but constantly against my wili} caussd To b. circulated in regird 10 my intentions with respect 10 ife approaching cansass n relation to the pre- iGcncy, appear to me 10 furuish proper occasion for fuii. free, frank and explicit exposition of my feelings sensations, emo uons, de iles, hopes wishes. views and expectations on Inst subject. This il is now proper 10 make. With strong disiHciihation 10 the use of my name a connection with that office, (which my past fife has strikingiy iliiisirs,edl ei my stable just as ile lasi crop oi grass vas hegnnn- to be cut to wilh iull dtteItninaion to anboance 10 the pubic in some suitable form my desire mt tp be thought ot as aeandidatc. Upcn getting out ID the worJ once pore. however, sii my old aspirations came back upon ue in fall Iefce, and deteraaei 10 Try il once more for the last.
 Accordingly, within the last three months my friends. seeIcg the direction in which my iheina- toEs pointed, have represented 10 me on al occa- sions, suitable That vas the only hope oi the eoan- try, aiid thst ;he great Donkey party would iBeyi ably be dissolved. i l withdrew. specially iu fiir free States, where l own such large numbers of slaves; that at no iofIneE peFiod ibete so goed chance of my election al present; and that tie
 
 almost certainly cast th,r votes for me: thai Com unipaw would more certainly bestow her suffrage upoa Tne than upon any other caadidaie, and that unatila would give her vote 10 no candidate ~ho dii not wear whiskels bat we that 'hee .s better prospect than has heretofore al any iiBe eKisiei; that Shirt Iail Bend itself would unite with tbem; that candidate be eieeted withaai ibe con curroaoe of two Of these ihtee great and powerful states, and none could be defeated ggQn whom they should all unite; that great numbers ot fellow ciiizens. both 'Nst,es' and ''bioody foreigners, % who were deceived. and therefore voted fJi al the last election. to do again. and that sii ihings cosidered. ain Iust ihs bay iei fies- 6eIt.
 Since my return ta my stable, have calmly de liberated all these ailers, and have used ap ses- efal siafes in eyphering np the result, icy which l coUsi iBeed that my dny to myself To my iriends, my Conscience and myself dsmdnds ihst should s3cgihee tie great Iepugnsnee have Tor belag be fore the public, and should consent to become once mere q candidate. In the time, take pleas ie informing saea oi my firuis may have plejged themselves 10 ola VnIrEY, that l am Hot angry with them and that they may all vote iof nc, the same as if il hada't happened
 IoHS DoSKKY
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HOT STRINGS. ARKANSAS.

VNHE undersigned takes pleasaIe n n sospalss \ tle pgbIic that be tas taken kd. Geiigadfai ama be ,'ih restoring ~1triRg plAcr, and ,s new real, 10 EeCrise visitors.
 The holei hss beea thoroughly icpaired and nsw y farnshed, and s capable of aerosn Eesiaiing aBe hundred persons The tsafhs at thes~ Springs arc unrgnalled for ihe cure of RheHBalisn aad alIa ,s ev~ry os-ease that man is herr 10.
 40 experienced cpek has been employed, ara neither paias expense shall bs spared so nla.s al Ina, may Visit-tAe Spring, eeRfostab4s.
 Stages leave Littie Rock thsse tunes a week foi i.o Sprihgs. N (, AL1IG. April 2S, lSiS--53i-t Psopr5tt ter.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
ElertiOn in the City of New YorI
Uavrrne,rr,s mniorltv-

The board of aldermen comprises I0 whips. and sdemocrals; the board of assistants of each--a tie.
 Last year, the board of aldermen comprised IT wings, democrats, and native; the assistants I wings, and democrats
 It Is to bc noted that the whies elected tber sl- dermen m the Isl, l2th, and 18th wards in conse- quence ofhe democratic votes in each being divided between two candidates. Also their assistants in tlie ist and i2th wards. But for these splits the whigs would have bad but seven members ogt of eighteen in erch board
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Proposals for a Loan,
TEEAsURT DErARTMFNr.
 \ = L 1 i.

IEEAsURr DEFARTMFNT.
 Apf i6, | -IS. CEALED proposals will bs received. under the - act of 3ist March last. until }. D. fn on Saiur- day. te i1th oi Jane. ISis for sixteen millions of dollars ot the United States sock, reinih,irxab je twenty years from and after the Isl day of July, lolS btariag SIX per cent interest per annum. pa able seui-aHnualfy on The lst days of January and July of each year. No bid will be rec,i,ed below par; nor ii any bii be considered unless one per cent. thereof Is deposiied in deposifory of e United States al or before the tate fixed for opeu- ing the proposals The hids in Ail cases must be unconditional and without any reference to the bids Of others, and should state distinctly tl. pre- m um offered. The proposals should be seaei and endorsed "Prccosats f.r ioaa of ISIs," and addressed 10 the Seer, tafy of the Tfeasary Wash iugton Ci'y, D. C. The suns which may he ac- ceptcd will be required to be paid the depositary of ihe tHed States nearest the places Gf residence cf L.. persons respt ctlSeFy whose odeTs H ay be successful; but the aHloant of inc accepted bids from bidders mol ding in the ai ed States must be deposi'ed Wih ihe assistant treasurers at New York, B sion, Philadelphia. CT New Ol~aps
 To giVe m opporiuuiy 10 all peispffs 10 patiici- pale in ie inS-s'Wcnt of funds in fha stock, bIi. ai Le ectivsd for the lowest drne uinaion of cer- lhca'e- authorized by iaw-tcipg for fifty dolars- as VI II as f higher ,ums.
 Ali certificates undef ope thousand dollars wifi b-- transferable the books ot inc 're,surv; Su, all csrithcates for th8t sam and ursvar,s Ailt b. transferable on the books of the 3r,asuyy. or by dr'ivery "i'h coupons attached, at {s& option o. ,hc bidder. To avoid eNpcHse conl9s on. and rnui- iiPiica;on cf accounts, all ce,tfsa'cs uh coupons sill La for the sum f one thf3sipI dollars
 The successful bidders ysil be required 10 de- ro7i't fhe amour, awarin in fsc cgnal ihst alrnyp's in each Q! the moHtl,ssdf Juy, August $. pt4mber pcteaer, aud Notssoi--r oi the Psrseat year, eH. cePi ie1 suns nd yccediug tn rnty thons4nd dol. lafs, Nherr 'h. tilleF may te de.itous ol taaking immediate Eall0e't. ia Wh5oh case the whole amouni gay be af once Gcposiied The stock " q bear itderes in a cas-s from The da'e of depns,,e
 Ibe bds will be opened al the Trea ury Depari- is-9' at 2, P. fn., ca Saturday, the I1'h oi Juac 1Si-, i1 ihe presence 0f all pcTsons who may de- sire To a'ieh ha' under a provision intro olucei into the act of 3isj ol March last, no bidder viii be permitted 10 Withdraw his b4. tn sil bi!s noi accepted, tAe amauni depO i,cd in advance wr be iin'oediat.iy returned. The whole premium uu the amosh, awarded must be deposi'ed as part oi tse htst payment required lh July bexi.
 R J. WALKER,
 SesretarS af ihe Treasury
 Each of inc daily pai,ers of Boston New Yofk Philadelphia, Baltilaer~. Charleston and Nysx Ori- cans, sB, 70 al ohtF states tbe papers salectsl lo Vrnt the laws of the Unitrd Staits are authorized to pgbss thi- adi efii>cmeth.
 Asy ,, lA4s. Sf-6w
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Poor scott.

Between whigs and democrats it seems evident tha; they are determined to kill off Gen Scott Nc sooDer had he brought 10 saccessful termination tbe most brilliant campaign fought. and was taking little repose in ''them haIs than the ie ous administration recalled him in ds-race aBt now scarcely has he set his honest face sadly home ward before Mir. Head -him die Bolts proposes that he should run as Vice President with Mir Clay They have now, thank Heaven. done taeir woIs
 -unIess, indeed. they should go to praisng him I the Courier and EHquirer.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-09
READ THIS.

\ LL persons indebted 10 the late 6rm ai Turk- A IT & Hamill5e aud II. Hanilion, either ny note or accoHBt, Hi'l ind their uole.or aecoapts in tl,e hands of oiicer, f,r colltetioa aniezs. they come iorw 4fd aud settle the satue N thu 30 days from tlis dsie, as am coBpallea and deter E;lael ta Closr Tuy basiness without delay
 ihete W i-hinE to settle, NJ Hi es st My J r. sculis. (m} old stAnd. where they ~.il iai ale i readincs. to u.ak- se tlrmcn's.
 Y HANiL TO% frl ls. l1s3. al-ff
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''s Daily staF,' says the Boston Times, has 7, To '"ioke. After having worked diligently Nf'y months. and expended $500 more than the 'iF' 'i. 'he concern, MT Streeier has concluded '.le ..' hsP; but the Corporal is not dishesrtened .s mlst'Hunes. Like the swans, his dying 'fe i1' more pleasant than those uttered before ', i.uoa. lis ruling passion has not lorssken ''' marx bow Sit'ily he closes hts valedicto- e's wishing corn hoed, gardens weeded, !, .-.', coal pitched ID. paragraphs written, ai ''hores' done with despatrh and on reg. .or,-
 ' N's' please make immediate application
 Ing RTrlnING EpIroA.1
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Melancholy Suiride.

Thomas E. DiiDkef, Esq late editor of ihe Oiio tni9g, al Cincinnati committed suicide in New York, Oh the 20th uit. by taking ussic aeids Pe- cinsaIy embarrassment Is sad to have been the cause oi his ending his life lie snhoincd is 8 postscript io leiei written to bis brother shortly beioFe he put end io his fife
 "P. S.-lh honas B, Cope, as fny gnardian. suf tered me To be robbei of my inhegiance against my repeated Pfotesiations and remonshsaees, and sf terwards robbed ae ef what was sill mare ilnpor- lant, Of my good name amongst my relations. lie las haied tt tand me espee laily1 the ehiitr n. superior to his, oi the hashsiG o lis hrst Wife's sister, who uRdersiooi and denounced his resi na- tnrr and character, and has pursuel with spirt o in~Sofable revenge, though sometimes vci.ed un- dei the gatb oi friendly interest. To considerable extent he has succeeded in hir hea'ish desighs sS far as thus world IS concerned but if there is fsoI in heaven, who holds the scales of justice: there "iLL be an hour, If not eternity oi IeaSfu retIi button dc not curse him in my dy,ng hoar; | ieaie him to his conscience in his ts+ag heaf and To his C 'd hereafter. Ny hour i, d hand II feel my spirit releasing ,ts hold oh he body. Hhs. suf- tered much -inorr than WoTgS cout tell much less a'akc eiissFs esfnprehriis. Ii wii ss,on be ,tt-, and. l trust, more happy than T has been bere on eafih---it soatcey can b worse Farewell, btoih-r; deiend my nanae against aspefsion.
 r. R DRiNkER.
 JcsErH b. DRiKER, E>q.,
 MoutI4ss. SusaushaHI.a Go
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Prize ConundrumS.

The John Donkey ofiefei pr'4s for the bes conasdruln and ibe committee Of Judges
 Alter much discussion of the conuDdram- aaj ih' edibles, the committee awarded the hrsl cup 10 ii ioiowing ;
 Why was ApAx Inc swiliesi raaHer ~ao eve lived .Becaase he was iisi in The hamln race - fshiia City
 VIZ select some ol t!.c bssi oi eIhsss aEtIed
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NEW GOODS.

G8nN n. ADAMS N co. has just received < sJlarge and we,i selected Stock ef New Ge~ae. consisting oG Dsy Ge5s, Grocerss. Hardware, Ssd- aleYy-wafs Bests. Shoss. Hats, Caps. Ac- &e !. which aia be oac rcd low foE CasA sS eean,gy prc- aaee JNo. D. ADAMS & Co.
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