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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13


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JACOB Va Townsend,
.,,, ., 49,
HE ohiuiNan DisUU'EkEh
OF THE GENUINE
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sss ;SwfS
Grand and Unequnlled Preparation
!; 20 ,ss scale and called
Uas z Townsend improve. age, changes.
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and G sa s, no,
process. tSSva only Z a Ipsrsaes IL 10 saa.s meas"s.
s.s ,gas r,p sn " a % sap s a. .na,s
'""' ''1' fA' GENUINE
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's sarsarariiIa
.s : !. ..ss s. q as y. az.
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u :s... r s,s;ss : .sa Trains Prepared Wy
Cure Of Innumerable Diseases.
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arising from ,..
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eh end bot as.h, over he body Ia. no, had .s n an@s. I
colds and pnoss t1pee,oration and gshe
structure aa q I'M, ,ns ung., throat anu svss ehsf part
'A'a h al ii''f' and ..r',si
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periods. and the Ike and is shtetn curing all kdasy
Disease Ust
Ny removing obncon and regulating the general
and strength TO the whos body and cures all forms
Neryous nisaasev md noh;i;ty
ise''~"' D''S''"o" SIS" H'"i'S' ...,~
and thus relieves
Neuralgia, st. Nus Dance,
'e' no not po.b. Tor hi. medicine fail TO do good II a. no, in
which
o ts curative cleAn.ss the blood
srpor sa putifs. he ,sn seaSsss the
o producing
~ s.en ~ s a az .us ,. sna ns
Gg8-5 aaY.
The Medicine yOn Pre.emInenIIy Neeaf
But these things he said Of s. p 1owns.ad. nr
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compared with the Old DIS,
because of ann GRAND FAf thu, IN. an. n, pyTr
RoRATloN And 4. =. Z D,''S.. :. \
never Spots,
while The other DOES en and blown the bottle. eonanns
eeoi s.. not III. horrible compound t pa.onaa 10 q. ."
What. acid already cause
dyspepsia hu acid Do We not all that when food
~ I NAY. m'a H.. % y bssf'pa pApaes
blood What il ssroas but an aa u,Sof hs y Wlna uS
duse. all the hurnots Erpio Skin,
nv Rhsam Eyap, White swelling. fs,srosr. aud al oeoa
WIN o @ IT,, , eg unas, r. ~, an .eh
Rheumatism, but sor a du which n.,n,u itsp .w,.r
tbs Joints and es~hr
upon wnsh asr 20 o. ns,1' nr. Of mPy Of Tho blood
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13
CL.ss No. S.--Cottoa Canpas,.
ann0ck do

The cotton canvass per bolt of so yards, and 90
inches wide. Hammock and bag stuff 10 con-
tain per bolt so yards, and AZ inches wide-per
sample
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13

The bolt Of 40 yards to be 20 inches WIDE, per
sample,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-13

All the sheet copper must have straight edgss
and square ends and be Of parallel widths
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

through the country, in reference TO this
place, has SO frightened many Of our farmers,
that TO venture into our corporation is look
ed npon as an act Of daring almost equal
TO ''bTaving the canuon's mouih.'
Now, then, in view Of I'll these d',atvan-
tages, when we take a survey ot Cur town,
and notice particularly mhat is going on,
one cannot but feel astonished at the mum
Der Of buildings aud other Improvements
that have been finished and are still under
progress ~ every part Of 1t. When we
reflect that during the whole history Of OF
tawa, she has not witnessed a hdTdeT and
daiisr year than the present one, and then
look around and count upwards q seventy
buildings, besides q number Of other valua
ble improvements that have already been
finished or are rapidly approaching compile
ton, we cannot help exclaming "what " Ill
prosperous year do 7"
Among the mos, prominent improvements
that have been erected this year, and whlth
we have already noticed, are a number OF
large and splendid warehouses on the main
canal and side cut, and which ore hut sam.
pies Of what, in few years, Will line the
canal hank from the aqueduct TO the feed
er. But there is cno,her class, equally com
mendable to those who own them, that are
beginning 10 adorn the Inc Of Our canal.
The large aud well constructed buick house
a, the head Of La Sale street aud adjoining
the canal, is one Of this class which reflects
much credit on Mr.. FLICK, who occupies it
and keeps an excellent public house.
Immediately across La Sale street frcm
Mr.. Flick's, aud opposite their warehouse
Oh the canal WALKER 4 IIICKLINC are
erecting two large store houses, occupying
10 feet front and c. feet deep, and four
stories high. Such are the buildings We
wish TO see our business men erect; they
add name and character 10 our town.
There is number Of other excellent
brick and frame buildings which have lie.
Gently been erected, which, bu, ror the want
Of room, we would like 10 notice more par.
tcularly.
In consideration then Of such prosperity
during season of unparalleled adversely,
we think our future prospects are exceed
insly encouraging. Giyeusbut theprospcr'
ity incident TO ordinary seasons: and Ot,a'
wa vii! soon be city. Ia less than six
years she has risoh from 800 To over 5000
inhabitants more rapid increase aud lar
ger population than any town between Chi.
cage aud Peoria.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17
IrOuh,s III IInssar InnniN.

We learn from the Cairo Delta Of the
Ind inst, that Metropolis City and vicinity
have recently been the scene OF excitement
and 0loodshed. Ii appears that n band Ci
men, composed VI characters who set at
defiance law aud order, nhabit the county
back OF Metropolis, and are known by the
name OF FiatheadS. \ number OF the cl,i-
zens Of Mass0c county, composed Of good
men but having among them evil characters,
call themselves Regulators, and have been
formed to preserve law aud order. Some Of
the Railroads stole horses, and one of the
Regulators who informed on them, was
caught, lynched and tied naked to a tree
during night. exposed TO the mosquitoes
aud weather. He died several days after
wards, bnt before his death, gave the names
OF se,eral persons he had recognized. The
Sheriff. found them but " as unable to arrest
them at the time. The party TO which they
belonged, gathered to the number Of about
two hundred. The Regulators assembled,
and the Flatheads secured and fortified
themselves in a log house back of Metro
polls, with two cannons. Nothing was
done al this time.
The Delta gives n later aud different
version Of the affairs about Metropolis, OBJ
tanned from a resident Of the town, who &C.
cupies a neutral position with reference to
the parties. From his statement, it appears,
that few weeks since, a barn belonging TO
Mr.. Toson leader OF the, Flathead party,
was fred and burned down. The incendia.
~ was traced TO the house OF a Regulator
named Douglass, who with young man Of
bad character named Bruce, confessed TO
firing the barn, but turned states evidence,
and said they had been employed by Ger.
tainResuaturs TO murder prominent citizens
of Metropolis. Things now beran Ia rrnw
ny officers OF justice. Afterwards Dr.
Young, who it appears was identified with
neither party, was chosen a paee.maker by
the Flatheads. lie made speech TO the
other patty, ard gave them such assurances
Of the pacific intentions and limited force OF
the Flatheads, that the ConstaOles dismissed
! the baud Of Regulators, numbering about a
hundred and fifty. Anerthis, DR.. y. started
! back TO Metropolis accompanied by guard
| of six Regulators. When about seven
miles from town, they arrived IN sight Of
some sixty ofthe other party. Here a gen.
tleman took DR. Y. aside, and urged him to
fly, as there were on hundred Regulators in
ambush close by. While they were talking
the Regulators TuSneu ou' anu a"uC"e" 'ne
other party. DR.. y. ran up to make peace,
but fell stunned by ball, which passed
through his hat, and grazed his head. The
Fla,hcads fled, but not before two of thciI
band were killed, and another wounded
On the side Of the regulators, a man was
killed, and two others wounded, one dan
gerously.
DR.. Young passed through Cairo, on thu
3lst uli,, on his way TO Springfield TO ia!
the state of things before the Governor. III
describes affairs in Massac county as ruin
Gus, and growing worse daily. There ar
good men in both parties, but the mass ar
iufliaus and loafers,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

L NAHIIOh OF SOUTH tAROLISh.--
/ This Kingdom came, when the sovereign
States entered into this Union. How soon il
viii 60, depends upon circumstances: bu,
/ II il pleasant 10 see Il manfestinr n strong
disposition 10 be o.p-h. Our readers will
well remember that address TO the people of
South Carolina, signed, "Drutus,' which
we copied lately. That address was writ
/ ten by distinguished sol Of South Carroll
ni, formerly a Shareholder there. Some
phIlanthropic aud unsophiS,icateI men at
the north were willing TO spend some mon.
ey To circulate it among the white non.
shareholders of South Carolina. For This
purpose they requested a gentleman Of In.
diana by the name Of John NJ. Barrett-not
an abolItlunlst but merely a Free Sniler-
wh, was about 10 travel through the nnper
part OF South Carolina, TO drop in the post
of.es IN that region some packages Of the
Aforesaid address, enclosed to different in.
dividual'. He actually committed thstaw-
ia! crime, and is now in Spar;anburs iail for
it.
Inc spartan, newspaper published in
that delightfully."- free locality, SAYS
"lhc charge under which he Is arrested
is punishable by twelve months inpri,nu.
ment aud enc thousand dollars fine. Bot he
may be indicted under the arrest for any
, crime Of which the State Attorney may
think himself able by competent testimony
to convict the prisoner. There is more than
a possibility that Barrett may be indicted
for an offence, the penalty ofwhich is d,Gth.
without benefit of clergy; aud asSuredly, il
convicted all the abolitiouis,s in the United
States cannot save him.'
JuStso, exactly. For circulating such a
document, whether he knew what was in il
or not, he may Just as well be hung as fined
for is not the Address perfectly unsnswera.
BILE Not fact Of il can b. denied. Mona
per III South Carolina dare publish, even Ia
refute it. Calhoun, Jupiter c. has not brass
nor logic enough to meet it. Therefore il
is clearly crime, worthy Of death, TO crcu.
late il ia the Kingdom Of South Carolina.
Butthis is only halfthe beauty Of the case.
Mr.. Legg, postmaster at Spaltanbug, was
supposed TO have letter designed for Mr..
Barrett, not addressed to him, but which he
was authorized to receive, in which thc
shrewd accnsers of Barrett supposed they
would find evidence TO convict linn Of crcu.
la,iug "Bruius" Mr.. Barrett declined 10
take the letter from the office. His accu.
sers summoned LeCg lnto court as a witness
and commanded him TO bring the lc'terw,th
him, lie modestly, and with humble apol.
ogics, declined TO violate his oath Of Office 10
the United States, in favor Of the Kingdom.
aud was consequently committed to Jail TIL
he should give bonds TO appear in court aud
bring the letter. BY advice Of counsel he
finally gave said bonds and was released. 49,
So the royal will of the Kingdom is TO til
umph over the oath to the laws Of the Uni
ted States aud it remains 10 be- seen whe,h
e' Postmaster General Collamer will sue.
Cpnb.
Possibly in these days the confederate re-.
public can Get along ""l . '''- '''"''
service of the Kingdom
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

There have, since last Friday, been Il
deaths in town, Of which were from cho'
lera, aud 3 from other diseases. OF those
who died of eholera,2 were children aud 8
adults. The names, age, &C., OF deed, will
be found under the obituary head.
We hear OF little cholera in the country
around us, while in town the number Of ca
ses was probably larger than in any previ-
Gus week, while the mortality has been a
bout the same.
The disease has appeared among us in its
mildest form, and there has been scarcely d
death but was owing TO NANTES, i'nprn.
Aence in the start or in bringing about re
lapse.
We can hear of no new cases OF cholera
yesterday or to-day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17
Markets.

Ottawa, Aug. IL.
Some new wheat coming in, and finds
ready sale a, Csc. The quality is consider
ably better than lastyears. As high as 67I
was been paid for prime.
Corn brings 33a36c.
Oa,s-l6a20c.
Pot.,oes-50c.
The prospect is that grain will bring good
prices this fall, and we think farmers wonld
do well TO prepare FOR the fal! market. Ma
ny lost lastyear by holding on to their grain
as the average price of whea, in Angus: and
September was from So to roc while during
the winter and spring months it brought but
5oaGO c.: being thus loss Of from five to
ten cents to the farmers per bushel, besides
the use Of their money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

The following is from the Cohocs (N. y
Cataract The misfortune under whichth,
good people Of Cohoes suffer, is related in O
style Of touching pathos and beautiful sim
plcity. Just read it:
The dropping flower, and the whitening
leaf, tell in accents low and mourniul Tia,
need they have OF the gentle dews of hsav.
en-; the Iansui>hing eye of the captive song.
ster, pleads for the broad free Liberty oft,
native sky; the tear drop from the exile,
eye, when aiar in foreign land, he hears q
plaintiye song Of home--sweet home, tells
o how 'ouchngly Of the entertainments ol
that sacred place; but softer, deeper, more
closely clibginc 10 the sole is the mud Which
in ralnytay. tells the need Of sidewalks in
Cohocsn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

The STEAMER NNplRE STATE" Wreck.
rD.-By telegraph from Detroit Yesterday
we learn that tie Steamer Empire State,
which left here On Wednesday morning last
sprung leak on Lake Michigan, but was
kept atloat bypumping and was finally run
ashore ueer Sleeping Bear; she lies in nine
feet Of water badly broken aud filled.
The ro'siucers are al! safe having been
taken off by the Propeller Delaware. G Chi.
Dem.
We understand many Of our Peru friends
who had gone east during the spring and
summer were aboard this steamer: bu,
as none Of the passengers suffered any dam
age they lost nothing but little comfort
for those lake boats are great Ilaces tc
live.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

4 Speaking iikeaosS.-Ihs editor Of the
"Na,ion,"a paper devoted to Irish inter.
esis in New York, gives the following des-
Crip,icn of Mr.. Brownson, the jealous Ro'
man Catholic convert. 1t will be admitted
to be most s,rickinr likeness:
"IIe would knock man down TO prove
that he was perfectly dispassiona,c he
would talk to you summers day nbou,
himself aud his experiences, solely to show
his selidenial and profound humility lie
is tho humbleN Of men yet he ,humbles
himself to no one. II is excellent TO heat
him discoursing Of curb chains aud bride,
with the frothy bit between his teeth, and
the ground flying from under him in hi,
mad scareer. lie viii rein up some day
and then we may expect 10 see him carry
himself like rational creature, and speak
common sense. In the meanwhile. lie i,
duing more mischief than he will ever be
able TO repair"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17
Proclamation by the President.

81. lpiiS, Aug. 10Th.
The following oEicial proclamation by
the President of the U.iteI States, has
been received here:
There II reason Ia believe that an arm
ed expedition Is about 10 be fitted cut in the
United States. Niih an iutsntion 10 invade
The lslaLd uT Cuba, or some province ul
Mexico, the best information the Executive
has been able To obtain, pointing t. the Is.
land Of Cuba as the object Of the tNrcdi-
lion. And it being the duty ,f this Gov
CTnnient 10 observe faith and treaties, and
prcre,t any aggre>>ien> by our citizens up.
ou The territories Of Friendly hatiou>, have
therefore issued this proclamation To warn
all citizens Of tive ulitd States who Shall
connect themselves with au enterprise ~
grossly IN violation of our laws aud oar
treaty Obligations, that they viii thereby
sub themselves To the heavy prualty
AGAINST them by our acts of Congress, and
viii toIirlt their claims TO the protection ut
their Country. No such persons must eN.
pect interference of Government in any
iorm in then behalf, 10 matter to what rN.
trcmite they may he rrducrd, ia cou>e.
qucncc Of their conduct.
I'm enterprise to invade the territories Of
friendly nations, set on foot and prosecuted
within the limits Of the United States, is in
the highest degree criminal, as teHding to
endangCr peace. aud COMPROMISE the honor
OF the nation. IN, rriorc, EXPECT all good
citizens, aS they regard our national rcpU-
'"n"", rs ih'y respect tarir own laws and
the laws Of nations, as they value the bless
'"gS 81 peace, and the welfare Of their
country, 10 discourage and prevent by all
awtnI means, all such enterprises; aud !
can npone'ery oiiicerot Government. civil
ana n'iiiaIy, to use all efforts IN ms power
osrre>' Tor tr'ai and punishment every such
o"thn'r against me laws providing Tor the
nance 'l our sacred oOhgaIchS 10
''tn''y powers
r'Vth under my mana, taIS eleventh day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

We can see no motive for remaining 81.
lent ia reference to the fact, that Mr.. Erwin,
who has kept warehouse and lumber yard
a, this place since last fall, and been deal.
ing in produce, has very nys,eriously dis
appeared. He went TO Chicago on bust.
ness, accompanied by Mrs. f., three week
ago last Saturday. On the following Mon.
day he left Chicago 10 60 across to St. Jo-
.eph, to purchase lumber, we believe, leav-
ing Mrs. Lin Chicago, but further than that
he went aboard the Sam Ward and paid his
fare, nothing has since been heard oil
hun. Diligent search has been made al
Chicago, New Buffalo, Niles, St. Joseph
&C., but TO 10 purpose. There is nothing
whatever 10 show, beyond his paying his
fare on The Sam Ward, that he ever got out
Of Chicago. or course his relatives and
friends are racked by the most distressing
uncertainty as TO his fate. As far a, we have
been able to learn, not the slightest reason
exists why lie should thus have abSented
himself voluntarily, and indeed that he has
done so is not imagined by any one at
Quaimted with the man or his ciFcumS,ai-
CeS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

/ Insult 10 tie .imcrican t2dg ar nny7c~
The following extract from a letter writ-
ten al Rome, dated on the Sth aud 9th o(Iu.
/ ", shows, among other things, the history
of the transaction which led to the stalking
down 0I his arms" by the American Com
sal, described in our Geographic despatch.
II appears that our Consul has left Rome.
We cory from the correspondent Of the BJs.
ton Daily Advertiser.
San altar took place ou the eth, which
may perhaps cause some difficulty between
the IRENE b and our own Governments You
must know that cur consul, as well as the
tnsh>h Consul, has beGn very actively rn.
gagged ~ sINIhg passports to the poor devils
who have been compromised 10y the course
oi events, There was a crowd UttheSe peo-
PIE before the house OF our Consul, when a
pIcG"et ct French So!diery passed. For
some reason or other, probably from iniuri.
"u' words from some IN the crowd, the sol.
"i"is immediately turned aud entered the
house 81 the Consul, aud tonll two men rris
oncr', Mr.. Freeman, our Consul from An.
coma. happened 10 be in the house. and he
protested against this violation Of our FLAG
for the AHerican flag was floating before
the house. No notice was TAX en- o.thi> pro.
test by the subaltern commanding the pic.
qprt. freeman Immediately proceeded to
Oudiuot, who expressed himselfvery mnch
ANNOYED at the acts Of his soldiers. In the
evening Cas- wrote, on the complaint Of
freeman 10 Oudinot, demanding an apollo.
~ for the insult, The answer has not vet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17
New OlIrAys. Aup.

Inc steamer Falcon arrived last night
from Chagres, bringing 10 passengers, and
has on board $4,000 in gold dust. The
rainy season had commenced al Chagres.
aud much sickness prevailed.
Accounts from the mining region are very
favorable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

':::..!!(k4:S..ss.',;,,' a s ;.:. IN
which the intercourse of II sexes is en-
ti'ely suspended, and wh.o by the laws Of
the Community which ins BIT IT, popsrty is
common. The writer sss
cit is situated on the Cio, eighteen miles
below Pittsburgh, andthe estate of tho
Community Is tract ufnme three thousand
acres. There are abo' one hundred dwell
ing houses. Equality a fundamental prn.S
ciplr Of the socIety,r dwellings, beng uni.
formly built after on model, aud the ma.
irrial of dress uein,the saine among all.
The washing j. do, by steam ia immense
watts, which saves vast deal Of labor, and
relieves the WON Oiiha, hardest drudceIv
OF the single hou hold, Property here is ;
held in common In the morning, before
breakfast, you e the women Hiding about
the town with ans Of meat from the butch
cry aud bread ON the bakery, each being
supplied witbhe quantity needed by their
respective fnIlics, without money and
without pric. ] can youch for ihe brea
being the fest, and II seldom fails to
well aud q well baked, | reckon, w
the skllfupandS of the public Laks1
all there ne little over three Il
souls in r. town now, aud in cons0
the d'fease of population trcm
icinol amber, there arc ,non, ~
v,ro,t There seem, IN heo fa;r
If ,,n extinction uu1.r ,ha nara
pIinciIe of celibacy."
" add longer pas,age which v.t
yjlIitrre% our readers as com,l.,in,, ,is
cur;ls picture of human society
cam not able To state the orn,,ud mr. NH
l,.phy Of their doctrine of csliha,v fail,
~, To quote the texts from ,he Rihio wh;.,
<,tain il. but they are OrthoIox ch,i.,,an.
I'd RELY on fine Srrin,ur., axcorf1o,,,I, g.,
, truth p, their ,utinodes. the perfec,ion.
nj, Of Onsdia rou,,,v Nov WORT Loin,b.i,
doctrine of comnuritv of wives ,b;rL
however, they have moi reasoned ont IN,
matter logically ike IN, p,,f,c,i,,,i,,, .rJ
that their doetIine r,tLcr,,>,. on,,,,,;,n.,',
aud conviction Of the L,a,, than ,hen,v
and conclusion, Of IN. head rh. L,,,orr -,
it, oripin ,s mi, In ,ha,s,r1s1S t'nr w:.p'
after settlement i, His country IN. slJer
began TO believe that ,hsy wrre
too carnal, were too carnaI we,e ion much
given 10 the lu>ts of the flesh. and tho nrn.
iect Of perfect confluence was noo,,d. In
six months the whale Suci.,v ,,er. ;,br.J
with the idea. and there vas , ,ep,raI and
deteruiro,;,, 70 oL,n, il,
They consulted Mr.. Ram. and Le ,nprov.
ing. they thenc.inrward mai. !, III, ;r rulo
of life. The men and women did no, sen.
ara,e a, the Shakers, brt man and w;fs
continued to live tor,,h., in tho cam. bon,s
ashley do to thi, Jay. This yeas tho b,r.
deSt test Of principle that m.n and wome,
eyerimpo,eL uno, Themselves and If Oh
Solu,e confluence be- A yir,u- ,b.xs n.onIa
are the most virtuons people in the world.
| doubt if history can furnish any parall,lin
their case men and women, husband, and
wives, Young men and maideus. yolunt,,ilv
a grceiug to 1--we as monks and nun, (nrofe,.
toy and We, remain together n, u,uNi in all
ordinary relations and under the same ,oof,
As the principle was ahopted soit has b.sn
maintained voluntarily. ltisincorpora,ed
with their religion, and i. deemed an .s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17

Mr.. Lynch, Of the Princeton Herald, fT'
maliy announces, in bis last paper, his d.
termination to remove his establishments
Lncon, where the l.acon Herald, deuo.
cratic paper, will henceforth appear inStad
of his present paper. Mr. l.. is a perSevr-
ing, industrious fellow, and a vigorous VII
ter, aud will make the Laton Herald n 'al.
liable democratic Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-08-17
l}UFrAL,

Flour 81 0Ga5 IL! for COCA
brands.
B or 5000 bush. Chicago c.n 81
day p. Nj. at 50 cts. at whii IL ms
ted.
Mess Pork $l2 90, wpmodnc,ra'
Sale 10 casks high wfs NJ sl5 {
Canalfreights arc una"ged and
tie produce going for''"'