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DRrADrUL CAsuALTy.-Mr Wake, cf
Troy Grove, few days since, administered
tn his children five in number, some strych-
niue for sickness, Of which four of them died
Immediately. The fifth is still alive. We
have NOT yet learned the particulars, but
suppose that nn'Crimnal intent is charged
against him. BIT his ignorance, prcsupp.
ton aud 'carelesSneSs arr nuy criminal.
II is assertions and solemn, warning 10 all
those .ho would administer the potent com.
pounds IF The drug shop, without, know.
edge of Municipalities Of disease or lis cure.
Peru Tei,gr0Th.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

VANITY ~ ANrMALs.-The learned phi
losophcr, DR.. Gall, Ia his remarks on the or
gan OF the love Of appreciation, says that in
the south of France they decorate their
mules with boquets when they travel well.
The most painful punishment which can be
inflicted on them is to deprive them ofthcir
boqnetS, and tie them tothe back part Of the
carriage. ! have, he says, female ape
whenever they give her a handk erchef,
she throws 1t over her, and takes wonder
lul deal Of pleasure in seeing /, drug behind,
like the train Of n court robe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

We had tho pleasure Of wishing Mr.. Has
ting's Daguerrean Rooms, over Mr.. Fol-
gers store, few days since, and Of exam.
lining large assortment Of miniatures and
landscapes, all Of which we found TO be re-
markably fine. A number are likenesses
OF citizens Of our town with whom we are
familiar, aud which IRE SO precise and life
like, that Que can almost imagine he eau
see tkcm brsnthv. Their are decidedly che
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

FRAYcr.-A writer for the Nae York
H:rald in letter dated at Paris, gives the
following statistics ard specuIaiions which
are Of interest at this time:
The number Of voters in France is TO-.
0GO, OOO, Of whom at least 100000, from
convenience and other CAUSES, Will take no
part in the election, aud the remaining s.
OOO,GO may be divided rs follows:
/. Socialists (diii,ren, >ys,em>) 500, 0O0-.
voting for Ra>pai!, Loui, Napoleon.
,. lnperisli>ts, 500, COO Louis Napoleon.
3. Lestinsts, 100000 do
4. Democrats, genuine Republicans
3,oO,OOO- Ledru Roliu, Caussidiere, Cav.
aignoc.
5. Tri-color Republicans, Crarty Of the
Nationally l,000,O 900 Cavaignat.
3. White Republicans, (very moderate, }
1900 OO-ThirrS, Lanarine, Cavaisuac.
z. PhiIippiL-Regency 800, 900 Bnceaud
From this schedule Louis Napoleon v in
have about 2,5G0OO0 votes, Cavaicnac p
100000, Ledru Rolhn SG0.0OO. Lamartinc
100000, Raspail 100000, Buecand 500 600,
and upw ards of 100000 votes will be scat.
tered in favor OF several other candidates
Theirs and CauSsidiere. | am convinced
that have no, deceived myself in this rcck.
cninG, and tina, from 10000 to 10000 WILDE
the bias between Louis Napoleon aud Cav
aignac. Since, however, the Constitution
requires an absolute majority, through which
the election Of Picsiden, w the People i,
alone genuine, and in this case neither OF
the candidates viii have the absolute ina
iori'y Of all votes q 100000 and y the cleo.
ton OF one OF those candidates who has Ia,
greatest number Of votes, will be left cen.
clusively TO the National Assembly. Her,
arises an embarrassment, since that body
cannot well do otherwise than take thr can.
didaic who has relatively the creates, mum.
Der of votes. This will be Louis Napoleon
Should he be rejected, III order to make In,
next candidate below him probably Cav.
ignac--Prcsidcn', the Assembly would
strike blow at the Sovereign People, and
il might then easily happen that we shoult
have civil war. with President IN pari,
aud coun'er-Pres,dent in the Provinces
as there was once Pope in Rome aud 0
coun'er-Pope in Avisnon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

We learn by the Biographical the three
Judges elect Of the supreme court of this
state met yesterday at Mt. Vernon and deci-
ded by lot rs to the term for which each
should hold Office. Judge Treat was the
most lucky, drawing the term of nine
years, which also makes him Chief Justice.
Judge Cation drewsix years, and Trumbull
the shortest term-thrce years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

GoTNG TO TExAS.-A large number of
highly re>pectabl. and wealthy citizens of
Dublin and vicinity are now at Liverpool
making arrangements to immi-rate TO Tex.
a., where they have purchased large tract
of land with sview Of formjn. settlement
They take with them upwards of eco 900
in gold besides full supply of agricultural
implements and household furniture,
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UNITED STATES INsrRucTI,e PRussIA.-
1t is stated that the government Of the Uni
ted States has offered TO take on board Of
the American friCa;e, the St. La~rence, in
quality Of midshipmcn, four pupil, Of the
Royal Marine School Q. Stetiin, 10 make
them good officers. This Offer has been az
cepted With gratitude by the Pru,sian gov.
erufnpnt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

MopEsTy.-There is a young lady in
Louisiana who has won a NEEDLE for her
modesiy. She dismissed her lover for re-
marking in her presence, that there was a
prospect of the wind shifting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

Wr1ruis, .NOr 81
II is reported that Mississippi has gone for
TAYLOR by 20 majority.
We learn from Little Rock, Arkansas,
that Scion Borland has been elected U. s.
Senator, for the uneypircd term Of Mr.. Sc
vier. Judge Sabas'ion has been elected to
fill the vacancy occasioned by tho death of
Mr.. Ashley. It is thought that Mr.. Sewer
will be elected for thu next term.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

Geu. Ptr>ir"r T. Smith has been .upoiu'-
ed the Governor of California. in place OF
Gen. Mason, recalled The material ol she
California pos, offices will he son, on, by ,hc
rew steamer TGnGmG. which is To sail for
The mouth of the Columbia on the l>l prux.
baltimore Sun, Nor. ID.
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best pictures sfthe Kind ever taken in OF.

GEN. LANr.--Gcn. Lane, who is on his
way 10 Oregon, as Governor OF that tcrr'o-
~, writes from the Kansas river, near iOu
miles from Independence, on the Santa lie
rcad, under date Of Sept. -, as follows;
II have just this moment met train
from Santa fr holnt ward. We arc ait wen
and getting along well. Five days ago we
reached the buffalo region, and although onr
hunters have often said could not hill cue,
dashed into the first gang we met, with
nv six shootor--killcd the first Lu.ialo and
brought in the FIRST meat
This hunting buffalo must be fine spout.
The shIlfu! hunter da>hc> into the hoid,
which, like the ice upon large riv'r, moves
in an almost solid mass across those vast
rlainS. that stret ch out for hundreds cGmileS
along the foot # the EcCkey mountains,
with fisMful speed, crushing TO atoms eve
w obstacle that may intervene. In the
m;l,, Of this tremendous cuvrCn' he singles
out rlvori'e hciiier, COW, bull, aud rn>h-
ing along with the crowd until alongside o.
his intended victim, he places the nU7zle OF
his rife 10 the most fatal spot, and with The
discharge the buffalo f,lls--if not entirely
dead from the shot, soon becomes 50 10y
those in the rear passing over. The hunt
or, however. must keep alcug with the
mass Of full speed, frequently fer miles aud
miles before he can eX;rjcate himself
Herbs Of this Kind are frequently so IN
merous as to occupy several days in pass
ing single point; and in thcircourse b',dg
ing ravincs and grading pr,cipicrS with
their svu bodies, as they pour aud tumble
hcadlong OVER the rocky S':-h's, Ike The
waves oF cataract, until the caa>m be-
meath is filed, when they again sweep on
A If nothing had lsppcncd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

PrAcr.--A peace has been concluded be.
tween the Emperor OF Russia aud Circas.
sia. it is supposed, with the intention TO
withdraw his forces from thence, and send
an army of 5000 men into the principal.
tie. Of the Danube.
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5G.G29 5a2I5 l5,sOl

TELEGRAru ~ IrALY.-The Pope has
established two Geographic lines in his
States one from Rome TO Fcrrara by Aucc-
ma aud Balrsna, and another from Rome la
Ciyita Nechia. \ credit Of "72,ODOf. j.,
OPENED 10 the Minister Of Public Works FOR
the purpose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

PooR WIvEs.-"As well yht the farm
er have the Venus de MedIcis placed il his
kitchen for a wiIc," says the Rev. Henry
CoImau, in one Of his agricultural lectures,
''as some Of our fashionable women. ln-
deed it would be much better to have Lots
wife standing there, for she might answer
one useful purpose, she might sab his Ja.
CONF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

HoJs,-Wc understand that large drovcs
of Hogs have come in during the present
week, and thatthe pens are quite lull. Some
Of them are very fine. Tue selling price
now ranges between $3.50 and 80 per
cwt., aud the market is very firm. Those
concerned in packing, in its various branch
es, have been kept very busy and appear
likely to have plenty to do for some time to
come Aiion Telegraph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

Under the head Of ''IntcIliCerce BY the
Mails" the Democratic New York True
Sun says
"We continue to receive from all parts Of
the country the most favorable assurances
Of the success OF our candidates: but, pei
haps, il may he as wcll to add that the "a.
perS containing these assurances are oil Of
date prior TO the 7th Of Now"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

BArTLEt.-Therc were GO battles fought
during the Revolutionary war; 3S during
the last war with Great Britain, aud 30 in
all, during the war with Mexico.
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SncvcI Music IsOOiks.

600 GAMMA sAGRA;
ion Modern Harp, so Choir Chorus Book:
so Beethoven collection, 80 Missouri Harmony;
10 Ros,on Musical Education Soc Collections
300 'ruylor's Sacred Mms,rel;
100 National Tyre, n new book
100 Primary School Song Book .r
100 Song Book Of the School Room;
Young Chors Companion Young Choir;
Young Methodist; The Lutte, by Taylor
For sale by A. H. e e. BURLEY,
dec 122 Lake street, Chicago.
tanning 50 new tunes, making no difference in the
price o the book, but very greatly adding TO s size
and vulue ~ 80 ~ A. II 4 G. Il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

WnEAT.--An-rthe lI Of February, 1910.
the hxed duty on wheat, IN England, is To
be one shilling per quarter, or about three
cents per bnshcl; on -four, It is TO be four
pence half penny per owt., or nine pent G
per barrel OF 200 pounds equal to about lS
cents,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

ANOTHER Change or NANu.-Thc New
York Courier and Enquirer, aud the Mirror,
rein favor Of dropping the term Wing, and
adopting Taylor Republican, as the coguo-
menof the triumphant party. This is well
conceived idea. Having discarded their
principles, nothing Gems more appropriate
than change Of name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

The cholera has spared Ireland so far. 1t
has ragged nearly month in England and
Scotland, but no eases were reported ia any
part of Ireland, up TO our last accounts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

HOMESTEAD ExEMProS The Vermont
House Of Representatives. passed TO a third
reading, by avote Of 100 to 81, a bill exemp-
ing hcinesiaads not exceeding $500 in val
he from attachment.
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The Popular Vote.

twill take several weeks yet before the
popular vote ofall the states can be a>cer.
tanned. The'fnlIowiuy statement gives the
Official vote Of the states named:
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BURLINGTON, Nov ej
We have Just receiver the ollicirl result
in Iowa. CaS has l,522 msioniy over
Taylor, excluding Potlawatomic county.
which gave Taylor 1873 nsj. Van Buren,
obtained LOO votes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

MARRiED-On Saturday last. at the
Mansion House, in this place, by the Rev.
VI. h. Whn'iesey. Mr.. AuSTIS l.. BULL, 10
Miss JANE DoTT, all of Peru.
On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. John
Highly, Mr.. &. STicKLEY 10 Miss E,1UER
MnRGhS. all II OllaMn
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Tnr LrAnsrp sLAvr.-Thc editors q

Tnr LrARSEp SLAvr.-The editors Of
the New Orleans Pres bytcrian have receiv-
cd letters from Rev. II. W. Ellis, familiarly
known as the learned slave, purchased and
sen, out by the Synods Of Alabama and
Mississippi, TO Afica, As a missionary, in
which he speaks in Tic liehss, teIms oithe
new land Of his al ption. lie has been car
iied safely through the occlimating fever
with all has family, and j. now engaged in
tie duties Of a missionary. lie says;
Il pic9ch twice ON the Sabbath, attend
the sabbath school. and >upcr'ni,nda Ehle
class. have been solicited 10 organize Il
new church at Kentucky, about tep miles
from Monio,id. shall ptcach 10 the pe"-
pie there inr the present. lam not disposed
To- oigaui2e a church unit, | receive in>'ruc-
tiou> iIom the Board. | am also studying
tNcol the dioie,ts >pokeuhy Western tribes,
and AN tying every m,au> in my power.
TINT may seen le able To preach To them
10 their own language. These tribes were
very hicudiy 90 ne, ami can have easy
atcr>> 20 them. The NadiuguCS ciaim Iur
a. their countrNWan. MS my grandfather
was luru IN AGira. Sowc ct iHe priests Ci
tins Nahowvadn tribe are intrl,lceut, and
can read Hebrew, if written ia the Arabic
characters 7 hey have made Soue excel.
hut promises, If will visit them, which !
intend 10 do III the proper Tine
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ovINNIA rnlrrNrErAr

coRnrtrtp vuktr ny Nv. magItI.rr.ttu
~ nUr "o'rs, ERnctVtts, Avn rnortcr.
r,a Oitalcd, Dee, s, Is:e.
Rect. 100, - ODiS2jO drv lola
poni, l75a 80 Deer Skins. :. ilgiG
lcnisop, 2j0a 800 Nhccfskirs. 1885
TART, ID. iG5c Coon l5oc5
iofow. ga NuskrCi, Ca s
GRAIN & FLOUR! !iirk, 1870
wheat, winter, 50a5S GROCERIES:
,, spring, l3d5O Sugar brown, 5.0IO
0''S' i1aiS crushed, lldli
Rarlsg, lSG2C, Noiassc,. gau. a5Gj5
bfGaS' iUd5uE Coffee. Rio, ID. 9alU
Fiopr, sup, 1000 go . Java. I4oI5
Inc :, 2UjI Terry. hySon. 50a75
a" buckwht, l 30. . old 4" SScSI
Corn meal. bush. - :. black. 5Oo15
NEGElABLES: SjNnRIES:
Potatoes. bush 25a3O BUiicr. 1oors
onions, " 3Sa5Ol Cheese. ba Y
C1bIogcs, each. "a > TGcs. De-, m
FURS s SKINS; Hoaep. IL. SoIo
Beet Hides, gr. > a. C0aGicy. tall. lCoIol
Dry az sperm, i0C50
tEic'lN D1HocEkr Orrcr.)
December T. ISIS
TIC receipts &C wheat have been 80 sDan
for the past week, that very little las been
done IN the GaiSrt. From 5OaCjc are about
the figures that spectators are willing 20
give fer lots u wheat to 20 forward in the
'lr,ug. There are, however, Luz few luy.
CTS, and un transactions to rotc. From
wagons 5Cao0o would be paid fer spring and
t5a1Oc for winter
In corn iacrc Is also lt,,e or TO activity
25a"Gc are about the quotations.
Flour, supefdUe 81, 5Ga5,00, Gne 81. 5Oa
400 according 20 quality.
Oats are 20a2sc.
Pork remains the same s. ,sGaS,GO.
The beef season has about come to close.
Althc heavy lots are disposed Of. For city
consumption, there IS fair demand al for.
mer rates
ST. LouIs, Fridgy. Dec. /.
. Ia consequence of the continued inclcn.-
Cncy Of the weather, very little has been
done to-day. IN Wheat some few transact
tons are reported at uicc> last quoted The
weather, since The close Of the day. has be-
come somewhat more settled. with a more
favorable prospect Tor tomorrow.
Fi0ur.--Ire market coniinues dull. and
the only sale reported was y lot Of 100 ibis
choice family brands at 1926 per bbl.
iiheGt Very lit,lc is doing. Sales Of
1000 sacks Inferior To good, al yrices rang
ing from CO to 50 cents per hu>Iel.
Nothing doing in other grains.
BdcoH.-- Sales If 3,OO0lbs in bulk Clear
sides at ;! cents, shoulders at :! cents, and
hams n cents per pound.
Uhidcy.--A lot Of Sc bbl, raw sold at iSi
cts per gallon.
+ Nothing Of importance doing in other ar
'iclcs.- RerciRc.
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The Indiana Democratic State Conven.
ton to nominate candidate for Governor
meets at Indianapolis the 9th inst.
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'"s ,mft2Feh'eAt ~ the cnn'PeSon caused by tie
u.s. at u. O-guods lnla Cho,a-olyur is one n 10
pomin'n, lcst> OF IL healthy Gcriun upon The hInIv
organs n appearance ct tae hin denotes win
much certainty the condition ofthe liver; cspscioly
10, dcGanF'm en' ct this organ has been Ct lon,
Standing /, a mVtter st common oh,rtynt',p ,b,S
Western am Soulhgm men cary IN their coun,epnn.
c's ,lic nlofk- Il ,Aer resdence from the almost mi
yeuai elect OF bilious climate uroa tie liver. npd
imoaHh 'h's otsao rpou the complexion The hove
ciG. l. THOMPSON. druggist. Ottawa eC-a,
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by Il census just taken, it appears that the
population Of St. Louis, within the corporate
limits, amounts to 50, $50 souls.
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Please Notice !

THAT 4. II & c. hurley. ~ Lake S., Chi
ergo, Bnoksr.lrrs hnv, the largest assorimeniu Of
Nook- and Stationary west OF thr Lakes and Tint
III " afr no, nm lerso.d hy any Jodv Their stock il
{ ST. mud j. shown freely % al who call They
have q large stock OF Law. Medical, Miscellaneous
and School Books, Music Books. Piano Forte, Me-
od o"s, Hra.s Instruments, Violins, Guitars, Fnics
Acc ,rd 'ons Sc &c ani instruct on books
log I.1hr IT,. Chicago Bookstore dec
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Inv Books.

rrIIE subscribers have received large assortment
! Of LAW books, WHICH they will scil on liberal
terms a II y Z, p.n, hI,
Hoo ~ Lake Nu'tl' NH'ht''
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Sixty-one years ago the first white citizen
moved into Ohio.
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Et,rhf b'sroreIy 1t has been recently discover.
uuuI'y, which exciting the rublic aad mot ion nc
It's 'Pe.r ecton IN the cure of long standing ami
cp"plcaI'd eases ci chills an ever \ cure iswar.
nn'r', fihe money rchnded IN every instance whr,e
2 cure - not ci'cc'rd It's Dr. Bargs Indian Queen
orc sugar claicd and So Pleasant IN t,,k, ne ,bomi
suppoSc all who nre afflicted with tins rroublrsomr
disease would give them o trial. Sold by q 1,
Thomson, oni Nmrr and HuNrtR. drur1sts on.
,dMH .C-it
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CsrsTNuTs.-A paper says, that by cuili.
walton, Chestnuts may be made to grow as
large as small sized apples. Now the ques-
ton comes, how large is sma!-sized APP
tle2
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RAILS FRNN BpSruN TO CINCINNarI-
The JaUrRai of Science says the renuSsl-
vania RAILROAD. now in course Of cou>truc.
ton from llaui,huT-h Ia Pittsburgh, at tac
head of the Ohio river, viii hctwo hundred
and cfty.cue rV!,s in length. making the
whole distance from PHILADELPHIA 20 Pitts
hurGh. three hundred and fifty eiaht miles.
This iiac crosses the AlIcGhany Mountains
at Sugar Rom Gap; and from lllrisburGh
20 the base ct the mountains, a distance Of
one hundred and thirty three miles, the
liuc follows the valley ul The Juniala river,
aud hNS no grade greater than tv'n'y-one
feet per mile. The curva,ureS are easy,
aud the road adapted to high vclociticS.-
The mountain is assembled on The eastern
side by j. ,. 10 miles Of grade uf 81 feet per
mile. similar To- tina, on the Western Rail-
road of Massachusetts. The summit of the
mountain i then passed by a tunnel seven
hundred yard, long, and the summit to Pitts
hrgh is one hundred and six miles long,
with maSum grade Of ffiy.two feet per
mile.
The railroad distance from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati viii be three hundred and thirty
miles. by the way of Mission, Wooster
and Columbus: while the distance by tie
Ohio river is four hundred and uinty-tive
miles, or one half, longer than the railroad,
and The railroad may be traverscd it, about
one fourth Of the tHnr required bv steam.
boats on the river. The railroad in Ohio.
for the crester port ci its length. will trav-
cr,. the elevated table lands of that State.
which are very favorable for railroad con.
Struet!on.
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NiRdrNiA.--All the counties heard from.
Cass' majority l2G9.
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The Globe MeSSrs. Blair and klvcS.
are about TO commence the publication ct
aVaper at Washington, d. c., to be called
the Globe. It is To be neutral in politics.
and principally devoted 10 agriculture aud
liter.;ure. They have associated with them
in its management J. c. pici.ct, Esq Of
Kentucky.
Who would ne; give up that Gen. CaSs is
defeated after the iol!Jwing from the New
York Sun? -
"Some months since we published i com
munication in the sun, which predicted tina.
Gen. Cas- wouhl he defeated because his
name brsan with c, and that no mar. could
be elected whose name began TINS. The
author Of the communication, dccHing his
prophecy no doubt verified 10y the election
returns. sends ne another 10 the effect that.
Gen. 1'aylor's administration will give "a
ti>fucion to all parties, 'p.r'icul.T,y the de-
mucratic' by which he will be rc-nomiuat.
ed in 1852, if ne live, and elected; thu,
serving two terms. like all his predecessors
rsave the last, Mr.. Polk. and Gen. HARRISON
who was cut of by heath. in whose name
the letter o occurs; for instance Washing.
ton, jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and jack
sou. Those who lack the o, served bul
one term each. 10 wit: John Adams, J. q
AdenS. and Martin Van Buren,"
That certainly settles a great number o
questions, even 10 the reelection Of Cen
Taylor by the democratic party in 1852
There is nothing like having the neirS early
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

A LMANAcS FOR lsic-
"A Turner'S Comic Almanac
L M Fishers do do
David Crockctts do
Rough aud Ready do
German Almanacs;
Illustrated Christian Family Almanac;
Fowlcrs chronological 30
illinois Farmers 30
For sale by A. u X I, bokL.El
dec ~ Lake STREET tmcuso.
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DEATH OF Ex-MAvoR GARRrrr.-We
regret To announce the decease of Hon. Ar
Gusrus GAIRITT, at the sherman House.
in this city, On Thursday night last, a, half
past 10 o'clock, after n shor, Illness, which
terminated IN congestion of the bran.-
Chicago Dem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

The Rev. J. l.iGBy, Of Crystal Fonnt
Division s. of T.. viii deliver an address
Oh the subject Of Temperance at the Zap
fist Church on Sabbath everinS next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08
Rays Arithmetic, Part |
10 10 " II.
DO do " III.

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Both o.iic above series Of School Books hnye been
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crn teachers thnt amy enumeration OF their peculiar
cxcciercrs i deemed supertluou5.--lo less Than
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rls have been sold in hr west IN the same time du:
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