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OrR MINISTER At ST. JAMls.-The New
York sun, says: "Mr. Bancroft, United
States Minister at the Court OF St. James.
has signaIized his mission to England by
three great achievemeu's-ihe negotiate.
of the postal treaty, the release Of Amcri-
cans imprisoned in Ireland, and tie aboli.
tiono the custom Of Seizing American SHIPS
on frivolous charges of smugglug."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

On motion o. NJ Rrse>a tho s..o,.,,o,,
mn IN. I'm r.ra,,aJ lro,r ,b, cnr,n',,,.a W.,
p,bI;c 80, '',", ' 49,, ",
niles 70 I,nJs yyi,b;n ,ts ,er,1,o,y Of caT'
fornia and \sn Nr,ico. to cr,rt Ln,,,ior
rights. and +, rroyil, Tor IN, ,u,ycy of r,,h.
lie land, therein,
Src. l-proylJes tax amended. ,ros nro.
posed TO be amended by the couu,,,t,cN for
the appointment Of surveyor general, or
register Of lands, md i receiver # public
moneys. who shall act corioiutlv a> a board
Of commissioners, 10 adudlcatc land claims
within the ttuiioric, ui California and New
MEXICO. Provides also that the salary Of
each Of these three officers shall bc y, 1900
per aunuur, and that th,y shall locate their
Offices az the DISCRETION ul tie President.
SIC. J Provides lrlht arruiu'm, nj u'u
secretary 70 the hoard. al $1,000 per anuum.
SIC. 3-Spcciar> tie duty ct the board,
and says that tbC,r last session shall termi-
nate on The 'uih N'virmncr' IHDl. "henta'
secretary shall forward the records OF their
''.o'> /. We H'''' ,"'H Oh the I'raN'iE'
-. 'i'''> ne manner III" me-" Land
I.,''.'.'.''r '''.'' '.' '''N,'"n ~ '""> nm
",f ne ne ~ :. ;. Sor''nm'"', al" to lay their
,,I .,'.'' ''' o.'', >f'''"'S 'u,'-'S
WV, ~. ''"'''' .'"- - .""'>" an" M'\-
''I ',.''> l" oe ''.o'''" 10 '"' Secretary
'.' E \1',.,lr N''''>'y>' impose i'"r> aud
c,>ary parcr., fr , m,I irys,,ta,,;"n y,
claims. tho h,a,lfrl,.il,, c,.-...,.'..I
ing one thousand arr,>. l,rr,r ,l,,n.>,,,Io
rcp1r,ea :, ,,e Tre,,,ry Dr,,,,,,,.,, ~.
the action Of CONGRESS: Witness fr roy.orc
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| What 10 Eat.-ln these times, when ov-
cry body feels naturally anxious about the
Cholera, aud i drSirou> of knowing how TO
escape II, II Will perhaps be OF some service
to tell them what they can eat.-N q.
Com. BuUeiiu.
The following capital bill Of fare, or Stood
~ Cholera we take from u London Jour-
nal:
Bfcakfasi,-To eat Bread. baked pre-
Niou> day; toasted lread; biscuit; rusk
with butter, an cGS, boiled . IL minutes ;
mutton chop: cold chicken. 10 drink
tea, coilcc, milk and water.
DiRUrr.-- Mutton, boiled or roasted roast
beef, eggs, bo',rd or poach,d; boiled 81
ron>tio"l; tr'pc; rabbit; minced vcat; >a-
20, taploca, artnwr1ot, >rmrltun. nee. nee
milk, dread, bi>Ni', lisht .uddiug>, mcaly
potatoes. To dtmk toa>; ami wa,,r; weak
brandy aud water; potter and stout
IG.-BIrtd and butter; dry toast; ru>k I;
r'a % seed cake; biscuit. To dliuh: collie,
black tea.
ii.any Is required for luncheon or supper.
It may consist at a few oyster, ar q >mail
mu'l'u chop with bread. \ fcw glasses ct
good VINE, port, sherry or madeira, warm
brandy, cor rum and water, may be taken
during the day.
\ careful selection should bee made from
TIE diet table a> to that which agrees best
with tie stomach
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

SUBSTITUTE ron \ UNITED STATES BASH.
The Comptroller Of the State Of New
York, Willard FILLMORE in his Late report
TO the Legislature, has submitted a new
plan Tor creating national currency. He
is IN favor of allowing United States Stock
to become basis Of banking operation, in
each State, and suggests that by the coon.
Grafton Of Congress, bills issued on such
stocks should be received in payment Of all
public dues The BAlialo Commercial Adj.
vcrt'ser thinks the Comptroller has solved
the problem that has so long baillcd the skill
OF orr ablest inanclrr>, namely, "thc form.
anon oi banking system that shall be free
from the dangers OF excessive expansion on
the one hand, and oppressive, ruimuuS con.
traction the other; that Shallbe thorough
~ national IN lis character, making its bills
worth AZ much AT the most remote points as
at the place where they are issued: that
cannot be abused by officers Of the govern.
mcnt or individuals, aud that whatever NAV
be the management Of bankers. will effect.
nallysecnrc the government and individuals
against loSS.'
The misfortune is, Mr.. Flllmore's disco.
very comes just too late. The plea that
there is not specie enough in the country to
answer the demands of business, is no lon.
ger good California gold has outlawed-
snperannua,cd il. The occupation of the
rag baronS Is gone. The era forctold by
the prophet Benton, when gold should flow
up the Mississippi, has arrived, aud the shi.
ncrS are about to glitter through the intersti.
ces OF our farmers purses, instead Of their
being lined by the greasy rags OF some rot.
ton corporation. Who will prefer rags TO
goldP Who complains of the Inconvenience
of handling and transporting gold2
Banks will now have to 90 back to their
old business of shaving notes and ncccing
deposi'ors, the purposes for which they
were first used by the Jews of Venice,
after sweating coin was made a crime.
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loudon vegetable Bilious pills.

TINE Subscribers have recently been appointed
agents for this county for the sale of these truly
celebrated Pills Agents will hc appointed by Ms IN
every town in the county, Those wishing to sc. n
good Pin nrr invited 10 call at our store and take
iral box, put up for grHuious circulation. Ono trial
will convince all that they ARE the very best pills be-
fore the public. WHITE Il HUNTER, agents.
DR. CODY, U. s Agent inn 10 Ottawa.
Office, Little Fort, and lS9 Lake st, hcago.
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/ "
" 49, ''''>''' u '"'S '','' o"'- ~ ,,''"'
'"'h'!, ah' 'hH' 'hty may 81" 80 al al "a-
zardS, they are INSURED against any cun>,d-
crahlo loss if they fail, and Against runi>h.
peut ar even pr,,li, ,.ss.,,,, ir,h., ,,.,,, >,
,ho
'' ''' -
'r''he"t o4'lcei> on s"eh money making
scheme, and release them from the ollca-
ton of pqhli,hiup fine ,rorg,i,i,,.S ot,,
|,r.ac,, iu,,,i,l.,.l .,,,,,l,,.- o,lu;.,,,rl
]" ''"''"I'''t the injurious "''"S '"'!
would un; Tupc'ra'c.
We hope oar state government VIII take
var,irr a., ll.t,,,>t. ,,.I i,r.,,,,,,,.f,,,.t
;.I,
''''" wa '''' %" - WIN "''>'> '' ''' "
honesty leans upon broken reed, that VIII
pierce , ian.
CoNGRESsu.NhL NuINlu.-1a "GIcc.
"a, r,,,,, a., ,,.., l,,,...,. l,.,,,.o "a, ,.... o..
'"'' =" '.'' "'''' NV " '''''N'''> vas j"
"iH'' Oia>' al the latest dates. ahd Horace
Was "tak:uc il" mos; numerically from his
br,thcr ,rr,nh,rs fir i,.,,rf.,, .c.vi,,, ,.,:,.
''' '.''- "'.' ''''
P'''"'' s"'">"' .'"N """''' -'N'Ii'n'h''
II appears there were lew errors IN the
statement published IL the Tribune, and
theS, are paurrcd unon rv H., p,sr,,,,,
,.,,.. ,...,'.,. 49,.
u" =" I'M '''"' >''"> "'" Mile eNe
IAey nave 10 defend themselves with against
Mr.. Grecly'> assaults.
We suhioiu. from the G .,Ac. 4 >r.rr, ras.
a. "''''' o''N'''' VIZ 0''''N'' % '''"'
ana MI uree!Y' by way OF showing what
sort Of hairSplitt.ng and contcmltb.c shifts
members are rsS,r.iro IN IL, ,n.;r. ,,t,,,,,,,,
an. l,,.., NJ Ct. ,
".'" XIV ''' S'!'S
ABUSE ne ms 50 effectively aS>aIIGd tie 60
by. Such encounters can do Greedy no
harm. lie mas the symp,iIi,> ,C, tine c5,,p.
IL
" ,''' VI ''''' ''.''''''7 ''-'' ~ ', ''''
'!Fe reform 81 TINS mileage abuse, and the
adoption Of the "bcc-Iius" or shortest post
route regulation, will Sanr, the po.rlr.
NJ C,ool,,. ,.,, s,,.,r.:,,.;.. r.,'..r.
''''' was 'F'">."- !" ''N'' VI d"
amendment 10 Inc ''Vi' ANA diplomatic
appropriation I'LL, locking to a ihorouchand
sweeping RETURN eff the miI,,re abY,c
,Lcr
MI Schenci> htcrpUScd, and WISHED to
"'.H' an inquiry.
NJ H'eeir! having l'ticed tie Lo"r-
MI SnehcN said, ne understood the Whole
o''i ~ '.e Ep''"'T'"n '' marks 10 amour!
70 '"> mat lie denied any intention OF
on nIfain;n,. cb,nrc " " ,t, '''',"' ny wy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Coi Bi'ss.-Ihe New Orleans papers say
there is no foundation forthe rumor that Col
Bliss will be Secretary of War, but intimate
that he will have the appointment of Adju.
tant or Inspector General Of the amy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

The Grcm and UaircrSdiy Popular Re
medg for Coughs, Colds, aud Diseases Of the
Lungs. now is De. Rogers Compound So.
rUpJ LirerwOn and Tar. Physicians pro-
nounce it specific Tor Consumption. For
breaking up Cough or Common Cold, III
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02
California Gold.

4 RARE SrECULATlON.-M persons
y whose notes and accounts nrc due, VIII save
them elves both trouble and costs by bnllng mmcd.
atcy and -cttliur them We sold You goods upon
the express understanding Of prompt pay, and now
expect It. lanl2 ia NY ~ 0NN'hk
Pork. lard. wheat, corn. oats, hides, tallow, iurs,
nnl Ains wnnlnl q die hghrSl mnIkrt price
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

The rivers are rapidly falling, and We
noticed several teams to-day crossing on
the ice again. Though the water was about
ID feet above low water mark the ice did
not leave.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

a LIST of the real estate upon which the take.
~ for \ D. 1919 remain Unpaid will bc published
about the ETH ot February next, after which tine
costs will be added i will be IN my office. in the
Court House IN Ottawa, all business days IN lilo
NN-rA lnnlQ HENRY lILlRLBlLI, COLLECTOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

A despatch from New Orleans Of the cath,
says that Mr.. Clay is recovering from the
effects Of his late accident.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

An lri'hman on being told to grease the
wagon, returned in about an hour afterwards
aud SAID, "l,ve creased every par, of the
wagon but them sticks wlre me ,chcelS hang
on,o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

lioro GoH.-Mr J. ). Wright recently
arrived at Philadelphia from California,
from whence he sailed seventy days since.
He confirms the statements OF the gold pro.
duets Of California; he says his brother aud
himself have uice little sum Of $4,000,
gathered in Il short time; aud intends going
back To make further explorations in the
gold regions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Gen. Tdylor-Thc New Orleans papers
say that Gen, Taylor has becnill, but is now
recovering.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

The n. o. Delta is entitled to the credit
of the following hit:
"'rhe result of the late Presidential cleo.
ton shows tie between Gen. Taylor and
Gen. Cass-inthc vote of States each hav-
ing carried ID. There is also tie between
Gerritt Smith aud Van Buren,, neither OF
them having obtained an electoral vote"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Mail Robbery--Thc mail was robbed on
the ODD, near Columbus, Georgia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Mr.. Clay did not stop at Baton Rouge,
IN his recent trip to New Orleans.
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me rise Sian iqkcih hccd-Bu the Fool
f"hHtM 10 Destruction. We see thi, ex-
'hipthed IN our every day experience. Our
nt'shoor takes sick, las a fit Of Aguc and
frNrr, TOO much bile Tn the liver, or siom-
''"' 'veIS debihtatod, 81 has pain in the head
VT "a'N' with loss ct appetite; and instead
" guy ing " bon Of each Kind Of Dr. Bracg's
i""''" ''"'th vegetable Sugar Coated Pills,
an" ',,' 'hE himself, he >,uiS of for the vii
'"-' DOCTOR, - Kept upon his back for n
""o't month"; ana finds hjm,clf minus "A
SUM" constitution ana an $lOOor more Paid
10 doctors, apothrcaricS. muses.. Sc. all Of
which could have been avoided hy noyinc
81 for EraCG's Pills, aud using them the fr>t
day YOU felt nuwoll. They can le lad at
me "I"S stores ct g. l.. Thompson and
White aud Hunter, Ottawa.
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y messenger in pay Of the Government
at Washington, distracted FIVE drafts from
letters on Thursday last, aud ran off, but
was captured and the money taken from
him.
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\ negro being asked if he knew who L.
PluribuS IMAM wl,, rcplied:
Il do,u't adzaclIy know de remmcn my.
self but reckon Is now. he is one on en-, a
he haO his name on all de drums
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Tnr Errrcr,-Whcn a people begin to
govern themselves, they fud out how use ,
inl newspapers are. \ Paris correSpou-
dent Of the New York Herald writes:
INTENDED TO have written you before this
n letter of some utility, but have been col
lccting some information about the ncw>pa .
per press Of France, and think by the next
steamer shall bc able to give you list of
nearly, il not gate, all the newspapers in
France. They have increased very much
under the epublc--nearly doubled in NUM-
Der, aud more than three times the number
ui sheets printed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Clergyman down east, whohad evidently
been taken with the gold fever dismissed his
CONGREGATION with the following bcnciic.
ton:
Snow may the grace, &C., abide with YOU
all I'LL you get to the dlgginss, when every
FELLOW viii have to go il on his own hook,
Amen
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C.IJI C.Iv - ,l,,i,,-- g., -.
c.,,i, L,v. boon ,ccoi,,L ,f',.,..'..
r,.a.nC,,.Ic ,rN,,.,.,'h,. ,,.'.l'''.y
in ,rc r,ror, This c,o,,,,, ,h.' ,'',,,
a ,c,, i,,,o,,. 80 49,. ,'I 800
I.,,,,ch rrr,,, is,., ,,.-. ~. ~
.,f u incro,;.; '.,,' ',.' ''',' .."' '.''
,I,,, Io,',,s or, C-,,., Ir,,,, ", t'"" ''."
. , ',''''!.' "'' 'u"',' many III ,''" me 10
wei,birra, bia6 ~ ~ ., ,', ,,,,. "'," '9"'"
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lew hours time, IT has no equal. 1t may be
had at the drug stores of G. l.. Thomson.
Ottawa ;. &. Smith, Peru; aud :. J. smith.
Newark. .,
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Keep your Feet DRY.
Notice 20 Tax PAYERS.

NJ lLLER'S water proof IN BiictiHg, n prime
w article iorprc-crng Leather and prootngainst
water Tor SHE AZ the Shoe store Of w ilAsRELL.
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" 'NA''s''' 'N+'N hus ~
After the presentation Of petitions. the
Senate went into discussion OF private bills.
and after some discussion adjourned til
Monday.
The House went into committee Of the
whole, in which they were engaged some
time, when the committee rose and prescn-
ted GO bills, being part only OF those ou the
calendar.
Mr.. johnson asked leave to introduce n
bill to give poor men who desire 10 become
actual settlers lGt acres of public lands, but
it was objected to. House adjourned.
lHE GoLpoNCrrR NEEpEn AGAIS.-The
Ohio Legislature with great DISPLAY
called upon the Treasurer Of the state for
the amount Of SanduSky and Norwalll
money in his vaults. He made the follow
ing report:
Norwalk 10000
Sandu>ky 100000
Respectfully submitted,
A. \. BLISS,
Irca>urcruf State.
Snch will be the report, to our Legislature
If the swindIine shops Shughttc be lcgalizcd
by Chicago aud Eastern stock. iu6bcrs are
set going. Chicago Dcmocrdi.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-02

Cdo'r5--Ihe Galveston rrNa>l papers
>aythatthc cholera la, appeared in several
points along the Colorado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-03

TRAGEDY IN GLOUCESTER County, Ngw JERSEY
On Wedne sday last, two men, both citizens OF
Westvle, better known as the Buck Tavern,
ousrrelled about their chickens, which were IN
the habit of getting into each others garden J;
during the quarrel, one OF the party, Mr.. Bate.
man, caught up a bnck, and was In the act Of
throwing it at the other, M Turner; before
throwing IT, however, Mr.. Turner, who, at the
time held in his hand fowlng piece heavily
loaded with large shot, cautioned him az liust do
ing so, remarking to him. "it you thro IL at IN ;,
III shoot you" Notwithstanding this, however r,
Turner Immediately fred; seventy four of the shot
took effect in the thigh, between the grola and
knee. The injured man was still living when our
informant lett, but htIle hopes were entertained
OF his recovery. Some OF the shot passed entirely
through the thigh. Turner was arrested, aod ID
now in the Woodbury. jail Camden, ~ j., De.
morGf, March 81.
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YssnaA Anthony u Yuils John G B Yearaud Abraham
ROBERT II. MORRlH 2. II.
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NJ OF Ls7r.Rs BEhAlNINo In TnB NEW rORK
~ Post o6oe, March 81. lB<o
ovvsclAILy RUurIDBE II n aEvv
rIAoUi
fs msauoA the date Of Tho List h which sy are sdvssssd
LADIEE I.IN9
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acres and SIX hundredths, appraised at
six dollars per acre.
Lot No. 3, Il being the east half OF the
north west quarter coutaining seventy
niue acres and thirty nine hundredths,
appraised at six dollars per acre.
Lot No. A, i, being the west half OF the
north west quarter containing seventy
nine acres and thirty eight hundred tbs,
appraised at six dollars and fifty cents per
acre.
Lot No. 5, il being the west half Of the
south west quarter, containing seventy
pioe acres and forty five hundredths, APP
praised at three dollars per acre.
Lot No. g. it being the east half of the
sou'hswes1 quarter, containing seventy
nine acres aud forty five bundredths, ap.
praised atfonr dollars per acre.
Lot No. Z. II being the west half Of the
South east quarter, containing eighty a.
cres aud eight hundredths, appraised at
fonr dollars per acre.
lot No. 8. II being the east half Of the
south east quarters containing eighty
acres and eight hundreds, appraised at
ssx dollars per acre.
None oflLe above pieces of lands eau
be sold for less than Eve dollars per acre
nor for less than the appraisement fixed
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE E.-One twelfth OF
the purchased money 10 be paid at the
time of sale, and the balance IN twelve
annual iustaIlmenls, of equal amount with
annual intetest thereon.
S. NJ. WORTH
Auditor of Wyaudot Co. q.
June 8. lS49.-l5 Bw.
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'etition for Dirorce.

John R sherrad, In wyandot Conn
VS.. mon Pleas.
Abigail ID. Sherrad, Petition for divorce
The said Abigail ID. Sherfad will take
notice, that the said John II. Sherrad this
day iled his petition III the ofics OF the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the count, Of Wyabdot,
and stale of Oaio, the object and prayer
of said petition is, that the marriage be-
tween the said John and A bigaiI tffay be
dissolsea: the saM petitioner siiedges
adultery in his petitions; and at The nsx 4
tetp, Of said conrt application will be
made for decree 10 desolve said mara.
risge.
The said Abigail ID. Sherrad i'll also
take notice that there will be deposition
aiken by the plaintiff in this case on the
25,h day al JuI,; A. ID. 1919. at the ties
at o. A. Gensrd, m sermilIion Townssip.
Erie 'Ouat,, STATE Of Ohio.
5. II. McBANE,
Sol. for petui5n.
May fir'. A.F. lsl9.-la-Qr s., 90.