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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25

u We like to remind tour Barnburner
friends" that the Utica Convention of Barnburn-
ers adopted with entire unanimiy, the following
honorable testimonial in favor of the Wing
candidate for President. 1t is suspected that
Prince John Van Buren drew up the resolution
lie was member of the Committee at any
rate. The resolution describes precisely the
man the times demand to rescue the country
from the evils and horrors of Polk, Cass, and
Van Buren,. Locofocoism:-
Resolred. THAT Grv. ZACHARY TAYLOR BY
Ills MASTERLI CORRESPONDENCE WITH
THE WAR DEPARTMENT, NO LESS THAN By HIS HEROIC
CONDUCT AND INDOMITABiE GOODNESS AND COURAGE on
THE FIELD OF BATTLE, HAS SHOWN HIMSELF TO BE Sor
oSLY A DISTINGUISHED MILITARY CHlEFTAiS. But A
MAN OF GREAT MENTAL AND MORAL
POWER, AND WHOSE LIFE HAS GIVEN EVIDENCE OF A
STRONG HEAD, AN HONEST HEART, AND
4 REPUBLICAN SIMPLICITY OF CHARAC-
TER
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25

A large Democratic meeting at Kinder.
hook, Mr. Van Burcn's residence, on Sat.
urday, charged him with deserving his par.
~ and resolved in favor Of Cass and Butler.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
REMARKS OF MIR. MARSH

Of Vermom, ia The Huse Of Representatives, Ar
gn" 3, Is is, on Siacery in the Territories O.
Nefc Herico Caitorni0, and Oregon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-08-25
Wing Meeting to nominate Town Repre-.
sentative.

Burlington, Aug. 22d, 1878
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
VOL. NIH.-NO. -.

his brother Governor, the first Gov. Iru,n-
bull. One ofthc Governor boys had heard
old Eachary'S story and thought he would
Try him. aud see if he would stick 10 his
cold water. so at the table he said TO the
old ,hicf:--"Za harry. this beer is excel
lent: will you taste il -
The old man dropped hi, knife, leaned
forward with stern intensity Of expression,
his black eye sparkling with Indignation
was fixed upon him: ''John," "a ID he,
''you do not know what you are doing.
Yor are serving The devil, boy = |
tell you tina, am an Indian | tell you
that am; and that if l should but taste
your beer, ] could not stop until got to ru-
in. and become again the drunken conteinp-
thle wretch your father remembers me IL
have been. John, while you live, never
tempt man to break good resolution"
This story the venerable Col Trumbuli
tells himself. Let all our readers renem-
her il. and never tcnrta man to break a
good resolution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

i Ncm iisih0d II Procmiaga Horse
We noticed last week, saws the Springfield
gazette, the recent generous donation to
their pastorof a valuable horse by number
of the parINhionrrS OF worthy clergyman
in 4 ncighbornS town. Thereby hangs
tale which we copy from the Wcstlcld
NrrS Latter:
"Not thousand years ago. we knew a
country clergyman, who, like ministers gen
orally did not support Il very splendid equip
age. Indeed the animal he drove was uuu-
SuaI!y inferior: he beggared description. He
was not broken down; he never had any
good qualities to break down. lie was not
lame nor blind; but seemed to labor under
a general iuIirmity. lie was so poor that
some declared thathc wore green >pcctaclcs
IN the stall aud tcd on ShaviugS; bat it was
not So Although well kept he never i'm
proved his condition; he sin remained lean
en- than n Grahdmitc'S shadow; his Ribs
were still extended IN that Suppliant manner
which SccmCdto cry, Oats wanled-inguirc
within In all his motions he was uncouth
rs an alligator His gait was sort of half
trot and halt cantcr. There appeared to be
a strenuous aud praScworhy effort Of his
head aud fore legs to proceed, in which the
hinder parts refused to concur. Even when
whipped into walk, his speed hardly rival.
led that OF the minute hand of n clock Had
such an animal existed in the days Of Rich.
ard III, and he known it. lac never would
have riSked the cry, My hiaydom for q
horse 20
For this horse Of the clergyman, his pa.
riShioucrS conceived a strong antipathv.
They couldnot endure the bitter complaint,
ol the detraudcd crows. Having waited in
vain for death to- come to their relief. they
finally bought an elegant horse and present
ed it to the minister. We presume that an
allec,ionatc regard for the pastor was one
motive for the generous gift, but the charac-
tcrof the old horse rendered it probable tha,
the donation was principally induced by a
desire To see the old incumbent removed
from office. SO many thought snd among
these probably, the writer Of the following
letter tn the aforesaid clergyman, Gof tho ai
ticniciiy ot which see 40 not ynurh:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

same noise without rattlcS, fangS. or venom.
This is the bull or pine >nag, as it is called
in the northwest, a harmless serpent, exact.
ly resembling the raule>nake, save in the
particulars above excepted. Heard in the
grass, aud the tail hidden in it, tits iuvaria-
bly, taken for the crotaluS.
The ratilesnake preyS on small birds and
quadupedS, which it swallows whole. 1t
IS never seen month Of the forty fifth degree
.oi latitude. 1t climbs trees, how, We do not
know, and cannot guess, but we have seen
II in the branches. 1t seldom harms human
beings. 1t is said that deer KILT, BY jump
ing upon and cutting II to pieces with THEN
sharp hools. The Indians never harm it.
but, on the contrary pay it religious houorS
aud offer it tobacco smoke, by way Of in
CUusc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

iHpro2Uciire LGjor-M. Arago. in his
hogc HNiorigge Of JGmei U5cW, read before
the Academy ct Sciences, December Slh.
1901, relates the following anecdotc II he
irSt machine of Newcomer Constructed in
l'GJ) required the most un emitting atttn-
ton on the part of the person whose business
It was to clos! aud open necessarily, certain
cocks (robnct>.) by which at enc moment
the steam was admitted into the cy Under, at
another JET of cold water to cundcuse it,.
IL happened on particular OCCASION, that
whilst u boy named Humphrey Potter was
thus employed. his comrades, vino were at
play, excited him SO niue. by their cries.
that he found himself at last unable to resist
the temptation TO joiu them; but the task
imposed upon him was one which lac could
not venture 20 abandon for single minute
The excitement Of the moment, however,
kindicd in him spark Of genius, aud sug-
geSted to him certain relations between the
parts Of the machine, which he had before
not observed. And by attaching them to-
gcthcr with cords, for the first time the steam
engine worked by itself, without any fur.
ther care than that of feeding the furnace
with Goals. More complicated constructions
were soon adopted to replace the simple con.
trvaAcc OF the child; bat the origin Of them
all was owing to the mere longings Of boy
to join his playfellowS. According to Adam
SMITHS division, the boy would be claSScd
under the bead Of unproductive laburer>
Yet without his cooperation in opening aud
shutting thc cocks, the power of the steam.
engine in its infancy could not have been
eNericd tokcep in motion the machinery, by
means Of which the labor of the spinner or
the weaverbcc0me Immediately productive.
The first link OF chain cable i Just as IN.
NTnmcn,aI aS the last link in holding ship
by It's anchor; and so each individual who
forms link in the great chain of operations
OF human labor, however far remote hi,
place may be from thatufthc person through
whose hands the product issues in It's finish.
cd state OF preparation for the consumer, rs
he has IN his place contributed share 10 that
general result, SCCmS Justly entitled to he
conSidercda productive lahurrr, equally with
the last worNman.- 2irHa'S Progress IF Pu.
iuicdi Economy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
Ingenuity OF the Spider.

Last summer had a good opportunity 10
see large spider at work in the yard OF my
residence in the city. | really became
quite attached to him, and occasionly help
cd him TO good dinner. | was about to
tell my readers some of the exploits saw
him aCcomplSh: but my eye has fallen mp
on better account Of similar manruvreS
IN the "Boy'S Autumn Bo0k,' which must
quote instead. The anthor says: ''In the
morning, by placing yourself in a favorable
light, you may see the little weaver work,
from the tirstcommeucement OF framing his
nest, until every spoke and circular meshiS
woven as accurately as fit had been mark
ed out ny par OF compaSseS. Having
spun long line. orthrcad, he leavesi it hoat
ing III the airuntil, blowing across, il attach
cS IiSe't to some object opposite. To test
as strength, he not only pulls at it with his
les, but, suspended by line. drops down
the whole weight "I his body from il; and
You may often see him, while applying this
test otitS strength, swinging to aud iro, like
/ the pendulum oI clock. To strengthen
the frame, in the centre Of which his star
shaped net - woven, headaches to the ends
oi his strong cables additional lines in tri-
angular position, as you would place the
TWO broad ends "I the letter ' to oppO-
size walls IA room, That you might have a
double ATTACHMENT before You drew string
across nom each OF the points. In forming
tie ccu'Ieol tins curious net the spider has
no oIher measure but his limbs, by which
to lay ont these accurate distances Of these
whecl-llke >pokeS and rounded inches, by
which they are intcrNected. These meShcN
4, ii p f,f il =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

eyes, TO be sure, | jus; take little tod
dy at night to help me 10 Sleep"
"Wcll," continued the pari>hiouer, CHATS
justfourteen glasses a week. aud sixty eve
ny month. only get paid offence month,
and then if Ia take sixty glasses, it would
make me dead drunk for year; now We
see the only difference is, ye time il better
than / dO.n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
DIR. j. PEARSON,

Physician, Suryeon X Dntisi- O'iar0, H.
Offers hl- professional services to the uuihu.
ants Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his rc,l.
dnuCr on Columbus street.
l.. S-Dr i. still continues To perform opcr.
otlcns in all the various branches OF DENTIsrUY.
Chorges 10 cOrr'pouG irih tie times!
NJ ltch L. lSl7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
II. W. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

PhyiciaR \ AUrgeon- OfGwa, III.
n.lrrs his professional services to the cJ,2ru-
Of Ottawa and vicinity. O,hcc over Walker 4
icklInss store, where he may be found nt u
times except when ub,rul on Professional hus,-
ness. Aug. u 1916.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

The last Of the NohegUs. The Mohe,
canS were an excellent tribe oi Indians,
who lived about Norwich, Ct. They had o
long line of kings in the family of Uucas-.
One of the last was Zachary; but he was a
great drunkard. But a sense OF the dignity
Of his Office came over him, and he rcsolv.
ed hr would drink no more, Just hrluru
the annual election, he WI, accustomed io
90 every year ~ Lebanon, uud dim, with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
DE. LOSEPH STOuT.

Physician j Sugaoa-- DH9wa, H.
O,lr.- ais professional s,t,lc,- Goo Go, r.I..s
oi Ottawa aud vicinity. Oaoc at bis residence
ON the nc'v public square. June Il, NiI
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
Cock County Contention.
ThurSddy, Nay ls.


Thursday, MGy le.
Pursuant 10 coll Of the Cook county
Democratic Committee, the delegates from
all the several precincts aud wards met in
convention in the Court House, in the city
Of Chicag g, on Thursday, May 18th, lS4S,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for tho purpose of Sc
Letting 10 delegates to attend the Congress
SIGNAL Convention, TO be held at Ottawa on
the 9Th of June.
The Convention was called tn order by
WIN. K. GREEy, Esq, who nominated Col.
JOSEPH FILKINS, as President Of the
Convention, d. l.. BRADLEY aud LrMuLL
BnowH, Esq, were chosen Secretaries.
On motion of Vim. Femmiug, three tel
'erS were appointed TO receive and examine
credentials, viz: VIM Flemming, Thomas
Hoyne, and Geo Manicrre, who reported
the following delegates as entitled TO seats:
FIRST I'0r6--W Il Green, I IIoyn, ID nj
b'adley, Coffee, Weller, G Manierre,
Boyer.
Second Wdrd-C J. = Hogan, Pfund,
VI casey, Kelly, Samuel Ashton, A Getz-
Ter. . Rose.
LHFa bGTG-" ESan, Chas Iay!cr,
herman.
iOErh llrd-JOhn murphy, Ihos Lon
ergal. Jas Summers.
fGh UdFd-A lliueS, Jacob Sauter,
Jo.n GaMor.
Nir't Udrd-M Dversy. W l'lemming,
U MaIiey, NJ Nj Donald, James Lane, w
Danasher' .,
'tGhLGe frcfmd--N sherman, ) I've
rev l. Sutherland.
'""'""-f b'!Ie, ua'!e, IhoS Ilo1
gan
,.,. n'o%S foWE-Fe'er LI''S, Is Iior'on,A
Chliord.
66a@T"JtoH-il W"Inai'n, ana Miller:
M|i,'S'
CH6dao ErccRct-M \ hmbali, Major
NoDl''
AMetS-D Holden, 1. Brown, ii Ba-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

Tom =, the PiiOt.-There are few
persons III our city who Will not recognise
these initials: those of one Of our most re.
spectacle citizens, aud whose humor is a,
well knOwnas his goodness Of heart. Some
six or seven stcamhuatmen were standing
at the corner of Wood and Water streets las
Saturday morning, when Tom came along
his face beaming with good humor as usual
Us he came up, heput his hand in his peck.
ct and drawing ont a silver dollar, address.
ed the crowd as follows:
Come; gentlemen, let us take stock in
Heaven"
Surprised at this remark, his auditors en-.
CURED his meaning.
"Ihcre's the place opurchaSe the stock =
said Tom, and he pointed to n group of mis-
cradle looking beings who were huddled to
gether on the wharf. 1t was family con.
>iStihg Of father who was in a raging le-
yer, with no shelter, mother who had been
broken down with fatigue aud exposure and
family of little, helpless, ragged children
half starved, and exposed houscieSs and
h"meIcSSupon the wharf.
Iom'> appeal was not loStupou his arm.
hearted brethren--alwayS famous fer THEN
huInanity-quite 4 large sum was Sub>cri
bed, and handed over 10 the poor womdn-
sufficient sum To enable hcrselfaud family
with her sick husband to proceed to then
friends.
Let no one turn codly from the remark o.
our friend Tom, as having been irrevcrent
twas trUe-"'li who giyeth to the poor leu.
dcth to the Lord" and does indeed buy pre-.
ciou> stock in lleavcu->tock that will new.
rr dcprrCiatc in value. but 40 on paying il.
dividends of infinite happiness forever
PITS. Com. JOEFEgL.
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TERMS:

Two DOLLARS per daHuH. if pail m al
rGHre; Two DOLLARS AND Fiery CENTS I
paid will,in sir months and THUrE Dol
LARS if dciaycd mtHI The end crime y'Hr.
Advertisements inserted a. ~ per square
for The first insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent Insertion. / Hber0i discount a.
ioced 10 those RHO advertise by me gear.
TieNo paper discontinued until all ar
reardgcs are paid, unless al he option Gf the
publishers.
II Communications, 10 insure attention,
must almap be free ofpOsidgc, and accom-
panied wih the authors ndalc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
Health Of ottawa.

We commend to the especial attention, Of
our readers the suhjoined communication
from the pen of DR.. lluwLANu. Its suggcS-
tionS, both FROM their importance and the
high source from which they emauate, are
entitled TO the serious consideration Of our
citizens:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
OtlG'rG, May -, 1918.

Nircd Tie sane L who .dyev
box NJ. - in the post Office. at Spring.
field last spring, at the sitting. ofthc Con.
>titutIoual touv cuiion, was appointed one OF
the Committee on "Nli>cellanruuS matters. -
Now l., did not know exactly y,ha,
miscellaneous meant. so he trot> dow "a
the book store and buys the largest dictiou-
AIRY he could find. alters some considerable
search he found the doubtful word. and fine
definitions given, which were numerous,
and among others, the word "MiNed" was
given as one. WAS at once satisfied
that his committee was a "miXcdn one, bu,
there was another difficulty, he could not
see what duty there was TO perform. How
ever, he kept his own counsel, aud after
sleeping on it he concluded it must mean
that he must "miN' with the oihor commit
tees. lie was an industrious member, aud
having made up his mind respecting what
he had to do, he set himself about doing it
Immediately. I.-SalleG out and found
himself first, in the room of the Committee
on Military Affairs, where some matters
were undergoing discussion. lie listened
attentivcly until the member who was
speaking had got through, then remarked
TO the chairman,
"Ihat if they had no objection, he had a
few rcmarkSto make on the matter before
the committee"
The Chairman asked him TO what COM
mittec he belonged. To which he replied,
perfectly serious,
"Ihat he was chairman of the Commit.
tee on Miscellaneous Matters, whose duty
II was to ..rirrulatp" ntnnus, n ,,l ,s.;., 81,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

dram III the rock, below its surface, Suili-
cicntly large TO convey away all the water
which oO2es from the canal. This drain
might be permitted to run out on the surface
at the depression west of the Fox River
House, down which depression the water
would naturally find its way To the river.
Nevertheless, the drain should be continued
through to the aqueduct. Into this drain,
though covered with earth, the water that
finds its way from the canal would all fail.
rs it undoubtedly nearly or quite all spreads
from the canal on the SjlyfGce Of tie rock.
Nothing short of carrying this ditch into the
rock, will eitectuully prevent tie water, in
few months, from completely satuTatiug
this porous alluvial soil throughout the grea-
ter portion Of the town. A similar ditch or
drain, dug at least to the surface ofthe rock
ought TO be made from the lower bridge
over the feeder, down the same to the canal,
thence east To Fox river, And also on both
SIDES Of the canal west of the conjunction Of
the feeder and canal To the culvert, from
which the water would find IFS way into the
ravlnc west Of the town. In my hum bic
opinion, nothing short Of such a course will
fully aud permanently remedy the evil ;
and as summer Is rapidly approaching our
citizens cannot act too promptly on the sub
ject. Immigration to this section ofthc state
will now be rapid, and capitalists aud bust
ness men will seek other locations on the
canalin preference to settling here, if tlc
town i long permitted to present to their
view It's present watcry aspect. Our uatu-
raj and artificial advantages ought. III ten
years, to make Ottawa the second city in
the state. They viii do 50, unless v ant
,fn % md I.1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
HENRY G. COTTON,

attorney and Counso''or At Tar, and Soil
oi'or in CaancTj- OHa~a, III.
oIlisc Ia EsIIi,a's Blscs, est =ile # the public
slu. 20. luur :. lSl1.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26

DEAR BRO. ----. Alta meeting of the
association OF clergynen. the following pre-
an'bIe aud resolution were unanimously
passed:
whereas the members Of this association
are each in want of decent horse. and
have bot the means 10 buy; and whereas
the well known animal formerly driven hy
bro. ----, has secured for him a sif; Of a fine
horse; therefore,
'RcSOired, That the said animal be pun
chased 10y this association, TO be driven by
each member, commenciu. alphabetically
unhl his Pensioners, in conmi>cration, shall
purchase him a horse
Hard Of Hedriag.-'I have a small bill a.
gaInst you," said a peI,inacoiuS looking
collector, as he entered the store Of one who
had acquired the character Of hard custom
er.
"ies, sir, very fine day, indeed" was
the reply.
IL am not speaking Of the weather, but
your bill" rejoincd Peter. il louder KEY
sit would be better if we had lit,le
rain"
Dbl the RAIN" con,inueh the collect.
or, and raising his voice, he bawled, "have
you any money ON your bill !"
beg your pardon, sir: Pm little hard
Of hearing. | have made il a rule not t,
loan my funds to strangers-amd really dc
not recognise you.o
"'m collector for the PHILADELPHIA Dali,
EXtinguiSher. sir. and have a bill agains
you," persisted the collector, at the top @
his voice, producing the bill, and thrustins
It into the face Of the debtor.
''Pve determined 10 endorse for no one
you may put the note back into yourpocket
book really cannot endorse it,
"ConFound your endorsement--will yot
pay it."
"Iou'll pay it No doubt, sir--but ther,
is always some risk about those matters, yol
know-so ! must decline it sir"
"lhe money must be mine 10 day"
sob. yes; ninety days, but | woull no
endorse you for week->o clear cut Of m,
store. ,ir,-lt'S seldom that am presse,
/ upon for an endorsements even by my friend
-~on the part Of stranger, sir, such cou
| duet is ineXpIicable. DO not force me I,
put you out-leave the premises"
And the bill was returned to the ..Extin
guisher' office ndorscd-">oinfern dea
that he couldn't understand. PHlsburoj
/ Dcpdth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
GLOVER ( COOK,

attorneys and Comsc'l,rS at LGw-- OaGwa
O,iise ia HruoicA's Bloch, east side ut tie lulu
square. June 1913
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-26
J.. II. LITTLE. c. y
LITTLE & LEE.


attorneys and CouHsa'iors at Lar, and So
Hriior, in ChGHccy.
MOGRIs, G.. H.. GGUNDY COUNTY, LIS.
MnrLL4. Nn-l \ lslI.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

Mosr hLLIScHolr AcrrutsI.-sou,e quite tonne IA.
o. Goshen village (Nl while on hunting 81 ur.an on
SATURDAY Ass came near the house 81 Mr. sam,el Bevsa
when his no young sons vent out 70 80 ,bs -, -.
whom ,heywere well acquainted In the cout.s s,r -,
evlew ana while staining iogc,hsr the eds 4 w. Bsysss
sons took ir gun N HI hand AMI hed wi IN h,e.h =
the ground while holding "a thi. position 80 dar. with
"hich one me boys was amusing bassf ~ he,Wins M
dead squirNl for It catch lsapsi 90. 49, n ~,
upon The ocf The gun discharged and ~, 80, Al 49,,
shots entered TIC 'Eu Of the ameutsd youth ~, sye 1s
eye and passd cot bsiete, n.sr The II, a 49, -
ne ie but rCs upon bic feet % three hcs ard hsn
ls ne no mse He vas conveyed to the hous. srA ne
during the night T-Gosisa y - D,aac,u5
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

Tsr Me- hvts asR Lass Ears R.iLss,p |. nov hn-
ishsi from faks Enr - ane'eu 9Th NJ IIe Mami
Rsirpad sprlnghsla-s distance a 10 mes and viii
bs ovepsd -, travel ~ isw day. The Columbus (obio)
Journal says
rThs company hes siresn locoHetss srsse~ ahesn u
which cosiant nPou No road, and there
demand &C. scrsccs hsn hey able 10 Terfcrm The
sceipss a ne Rod daring the months that pss viii
vary much from riy thousand dollars snd when y fccol-
ccisd thar day The line u railroad transportation
s te compste from Cncnnst 70 Lake Ere BY this ronle.
thus furnishing the cheapest and expeditions well
safest and comfortable road between ne East and West
csnno, b. ursss % predict very considerable increase both
o. business and prof"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-09-09

MAaRTArr.-h MAJ bs renembere,l thai h. once la
dllhcui,y u London with couniryman, n y wills.
anu que was seriously talked o. I, productive a no
result however eacet one Of the humo,,u, eneepu.
70 al Maryaus hciiohs tie description a H. " t.ngu,r
Suel 70 " MldshipmH Easy" A friend asked M,RaY.TT
how he happened to BIZ upon that lsughabe incident "a he
replied INA. entered BIZ head while he was mes,;ng how
as pleasantly. - 7yus7fpt SS'S ""sH' '"u