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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-21

L,IF rY DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran AWAY SUBJ
cnber living Nottingham, Prince George county
BEN and PERRY Ben bright mulaito under
e eye, caused by powder blue and light
pantaloons He "a Is old Perry had white
cloth panaoons and old ock coat and Il 81 - old
win dollars taken,
brought home secured In Jail that get them
Dec. 1I-dlw JOHN =. SKINNER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-21

QOBERT j. WALKER will practice law m the SUI
IL Court OF tbs United States
thinks proper that he attend claims before Congress.
Of the departments but viii devote
ntrusted 10 him in the Supreme Court.
Once Pennsyvana the Seven Buidings
neton, ID. G. Mar Cd
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-21

% HOUSE for Rent, and Furniture for sale.-The
tHx story brick house occupied by the subscriber
side o. street between St and 6 for and the furniture
. Apply on the premises J. Z. KENDALL.
m. - --'-.-''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30
Our Nei.hl0rs.

Some four weeks ago the Peru telegraph uor
there is such paper was out in whole column
of complaints against it' subscribers for being so
hard 10 please! Some wanted their paper stop
cd for one cause, anl some for another causc--onc
for this and one for that. And il concluded its
parody ON the sorrows Of Werter" by asserting
with marked emphasis, that it was utterly impos.
sible to please everybody
The last Constituencies is out with leader
Of about three.qunr,crs Of u column, on the same
subject. 1t also finds it impossible To please eve.
rybody; in fact, from the complaints in the article
one would infer that it can please nobody 1t Gnu
mcrates some halfdozcn reasons for which per
sous have discontinued their paper.
Now, we presume, the readers Of the Free Ira
der must be less fastidious than those Of our mill
and water and wing ncighbors; for, scarcely
day passes in which we do not mako additions Il
our list Of subscribers; mud instead Of hearing dai
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

RAILROAD FROM THE MISSISSIPPI TO TIE LIMOS
The legislature at the extra session passed a
bill authorizing the construction Of rail road from
Oquawka, on the Mississippi to the beautiful
and rapidly improving city Of Peoria on the Ill!
nois
1t is well known that for n greater part Of the
summer season but small shipments can be made
over the Rapids, except at an enormous expense
Some Of the warehouses from OQuawka up, have
been crowded with produce for eight months il
the year, without any hclity To send it forwar.
10 market, unless BY mourning charges that
would be ruinous to the holder But, construct
this railroad and the difficulty will at once be oh
waited. a run of three or four hours will bring
the rich products of the country bordering on tn,
mississippi to Peoria, aud from thence they
have a choice Of market, ST. Louis or Chicago, will
every facility that would be desired to reach
them
The people Of Peoria, Knox and other Ccnntie.
Interested, should be up and doing and push the
improvement through with the slightest possible
delay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30
American Provisions in England.

Thar1pili'y with which our experts ofprovis;ons
to Enslnd are Increasing is becoming sd jest Of
more than ordinary Importance to American deal
ers. and as our turner's are mos; directly iater,s-
tel in the trade, We have taken The pains Ia collect
the following statistics, on the subject, and lay
them before uuH readers, with n view of showing,
how our carclessacss il properly preparing tlosc
article ftr market njurcs their sale Why Amer
lean proyiaions sell from l. to - per cen; lower
in the English markets than those imported from
the Comment or Ireland.
The following table shows the amount ofacli
cultural products imported into England from tie
U"j,cl Sta,cs, during the wears 1917 and Is, ter
NINA Ing On The 5.h Of january:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

"llowEvER BovSprp"-At the great Memphi.
Railroad Convention, Chas. Naylor made the fol
lowing remarks:
The discussion on this subicc," he sail, "rcuin
ded him of II school boy bounding the United
States during the war with Mexico. He began by
saying ON the north by the icy pole, on the east by
the Atlantic on the west by the pacific, ON the
south--anl here the boy hung his head and con
sidercd, knowing that our troops were in Mexico
and replied, On the south--iu-t ~ far as we ID
please R"ars of laughtor) And 50 found i
when was in Mcxico--thc boundary was rs fli
rs we d--n pleas to make it, This is our boundur,
ON the south Then who will say that we cannot
make railroad wherever we WANT From tn,
remarks of the President and from the great aqun
duct oipubllc feelings in the bu>om Of the people
feel that we are all in favor OF the school boy
boundary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

!. appears t!la article Of the Chicago 2f'j,0sc
ilrcf,roace to George Smiths ra-; shop in C,li,a.
10, from which We gave al extract il our last. has
created quite an cxcitoman, in that city, and we
have even heard that Mr. Smith las been indicted
by grand jury fJr violating III, laws Of this state
against issuing shnpasters, The author Of the
Tribune article was D, Davidson, a man Of the
first rcspccalility who is out again this week,
over hs own proper signature, with another arl
&c, IN which he states that Mr. Smith is about to
leave on visit to Scotland, and that, notwth
Standing tic business men Of Chicago hayop pressed
him TO do so, he has utterly refused to give any
security for the redemption of lis paper except
L.snc.e promise or word This j. not considered
sai- factory, ana the people Of Chicago demand
that be purchase u $. bonds to the amount Of his
circulation, and leave them in pledge rs security.
And unless this IS DONE it is asserted on the
strength Of the opinion Of some eminent lawyers,
that tic debtors Of Mr. Smith, who have become
such by receiving of himhis paper will refuse to
pay hin by pleading want Of consideration.
'+N ''NN"S hANt' bb'tliI ny wv 1TtOhHt ms
not been confined to Chicago II has created
quite at extensive an excitement in ST. Louis, and
it Is doubtful whether Smiths money i, this day
current in that city.
but after al, it is mere Jrcc=r that will again
bow over; for George Smiths time has not vet
come, and as he has abundant means he will set.
tie this little difficulty in very short metre. But
it viii not always be sunshine with even My. Geo,
Smith A sudden rcvulsion may come tomorrow
it viii iaevtaJ'y come before many days---and
then Smith and Smiths bank will no by the
board, AMI Nlr. Smith himself, although he NAV
get away with pocket full Of money, will retire
to some "Aadalusia," Ike lis great prototype in
Tag rascality, Nick BilIle, and apcnd--wiu it be
serene and happy oldagc" All but that
Let all bank swindlers tremb.e at the remcmb
ranc, Of this fearful fact, that although like groa
beetles they may be able 10 break through IN,
cobweLs Of the law, the day viii come when they
viii inevitably be brought up standing Their
Is day Of reckoning coming There viii be
great day Of final accounts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

A MISS ABOUT CALHoRNrA-A Washington
correspondent of the n. Y.Joumal Of Commerce
referring To the action Of the California Conyen
ton on the slavery question, says:
mir. Calhoun, and Mr. King, and Mr. Butler
and Mr. Atohieun, and Yulcc, and Mr.. Morton, ant
a half dozen other Senators, are coming here t.
make u m,Ws about California. If felt mysel
quite authorized, | might state the details Of 4
certain private organization that has been mad
on this subject may say, however, that the nd
mission Of California into the Union is to be resis
ted by u portion of the South, even unto the 50
cCssion of some of the Southern States. hay,
seen and read the argument OF statement on which
this movement is founded
"Seccssionl' The old stcrcotypod cry i
was always ridiculous and never made the slight
est impression upon anything except the sottes
kind Of Northern dough-Chicdgo Tribune
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

How MANY MnEs \ PRINTEns II ,ND TRAyELs,-
Although printer may be setting all day, yet
in his own WAY he is a great traveller, or at least
hi. hand l. as we shall prove. 4 good printer
will set 5000 ems day, or about $4,000 letters.
The distance travelled over 10y his hand will ay-
crago one foot pr letter, going to the boxes IN
which they are contained and Of course returning,
making two feet for every letter h. setI This
would makc distance each day of 900 feet or
little more than nine miles aul in the course
of a year leaving out the SunIlys that member
travels about 5000 miles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30
New Mexico Against SLAVERY.
Core pontcncc oirhc ST Louis Rep.

V0II'- I'INI|IIV' ~ TN' n INUI- NNN.
SANTA Fr y. ", Sept ~, 1919.
i short time since, Lieut. Col. Bcalc, who wa,
the Acting Governor and commanding OIL.
Ger, recommended To the people the necessity and
propric'y Of sending to Congress Delegate, and
through him To petition Government for civil laws
The people assembled elected delegates and these
delegate are now here in Convention For dele.
gate they have elected Hugh ~ smith, ESD He
AMI MAJOR Wri.hman We're candiIales It is not
yet known what instruction the Convention will
give to the Delegate We only know that they
are all against slavery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Tie bav'T, or DrworuAcY-IIowc mobling
are The lessons Of Democracy. They teach muu
properly TO q climate bis own rights, and imbuc
him with ururly" ,omrinnm them. They make
him wic'u, If hi.couty', interests and honor
ami ioaluu, @. auv attempt that may seem To en-.
To.ch Hpou her institutions They instruct him to
respect Gr laws, in the creation Of which he par.
uiplt"f, AMI enable him to walk erect among hi,
fellow mon. with the proud consciousness Of atu.
MI IL-n-A !onee-kt uanlr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

A LwrLrQrErN.-Evcrybody has heard of Noah,
the "vctcmg editor Noah says the young Queen
of Spain has an utter contempt for all etiquette,
though the court Spain still keeps up the still
Anticipated etiquette Of royalty to degree that
surpasscs all other European counts. But the
young queen wontbe confined to it. At balls and
promcnados, it she can get young and handsome
partner She does not scrupc to walk oil alone with
him. in defiance of all etiquette, leaving her old
husband, Pdqto, to worry and fret while she on.
ioys,hc society ola handsome yong Castlan.--
She never likcdher old husband. but was forced to
marry him. She beats the strongest limbed in
dancing and trcads upon old Paquos coms when
i suits her pleasure to do so. Saucy queen,
Ia L i......l - 4. - 4 - - = ---,--.--,- 49,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Serious CNEGEs.-CharleS Dickens has written
letter to the editor the knickcrbockcr dcnoun.
i'm Mr. Thomas Powell author Of a recent work
On the Living Authors Of Great Britain He say,
he is a torgcr and thrf-was managing clerk
mamercantlc house in London, where hls forgcrics
were detected AMI he attempted to kill himself
He WIS afterwards IN a lunntic asylum his defence
before magistrate being that he was insane He
wrote plays, dc. by which means he got into the
houses Of Mr. Dickens and Others, and so picked up
materials for his book. Mr. Dickens speaks Of the
individual in very severe terms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Gyloly pG.c@ Hoy-Or ,Ae lj.h lag Of C..o
bar - tons weight Of gold dust from Cl,if,rna.
AMI dollars from Valparaiso, were placed ia tie
vault, the Bank Of England hr,ugh, 10y hcrmr
j'stG's -aip Cypso. The ,pegj, arrived by pc.
oiHl .rliaagm Portsmouth AMI was removed from
the LONDON Bridge torm:a, in twenty Walls.
drawn by eighty horses, aal escorted o., I.Ig.
lice |, was contained la 400 l.A.. value
3G,01po99
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

DtED-ln Ottawa, on the 26th inst, Mr., ALAN
son KlNG aged 30 years.
In the death of Mr., King ou community sus-
tains the loss of a most cstmablc person. His
character was that of IN transformations good man,
virtuous and dcvoutly pou' Death came to him
not nwelcomcd, but as messenger oflove from
the courts Of the Eternal
In the relation Of son, husband brothcr--hc will
henceiorh be missed with great sorrow and long
mourning.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30
SPRINGFIELD. Ono. Nov q

A large mail robbery has been discovered in
tins place this afternoon, perpctrated by Charles
~. McWliams who for while during last sum
mer had been engaged as mail agent between this
place aud Sandu,ky. One thousand two hundred
dollars have been recovered McWilliams is un.
der arrest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Fir VIM Wi,tcr-, utAr utcslcp, Cful y com
+ has los; tlirec har.e-
Mr. G. L. Thcmp oaA.s rs,-i,a3 lis winter .',l'
ply Of Drug, DC
Nj Lockwood rEs cal ny any quantity @.
Pork Pork ~
Johnston and CIauulul, Storage anl Comnis-
sion merchant on TIE canal viii purchase or make
cash advances on produce, AMI have sal: AM sun.
dry other articles ir sale.
Mr., Burr oiT.r' 1T Of corn hcliers.
Mr. lIogAint VII open singing school a; the
Blpi tclra,h next Tuesday.
The creditor, d tie late. Of B. Hunter, lyrl,
an! Mathew Nlary, d,e'l, are uoda,l % prove
~ ;hcn e!lils
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

THC FnENcu CouNrs-fhc New York Com.
mcrcial translates the following paragraph from.
the Courardas Flats Uui.. If the lih;
I'VE have Information which conyiucrS us that
one oithc Moutc-quion, has ba.u for some time
iahorin- under mental alienation The captain OF
the steamer in which they came, some nua.h-
since, To tie United States, and several Of their
fellow passengers, can bear testimony TO various
acts ofdcmen'!a cnmmittcd by him on board. We
know at least one witness who i,rcudy to verify
this fact"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Tug TfSrH WAvE-A hundred times, says the
Iu,ciligrucor, have We stood looking at the tenth
wave which l. alway, larger than the preceding
nine Let any try it at the Nahant Beach and he
will find that in hundred pillows that come tEm-
bling IN. and breaking in foam at his feet there
will be- ten hrgcr than the ry't. This i, MatUrin's
meaning Of the tenth wave Human suffering
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Commodore Stewart, one Of the oldest and
hrave.t officers in the service gives it Us his dcci.
dcl opinion, that il characterization in the Navy
cannot be restrained except by the LASH thc wisest
policy would be totrcak pthc Nary and save the
millions drained from the Treasury for it, support
extngush it, cruelty aud oppression, and put an
end to service so wholly and completely aristo.
cratic that it has not even under monarchy, its
equal in existence"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

The Chicago Advertiser, says that Daniel Web.
stcr will be the next president Til, new cnthu-
siasm for Mr. Webster arises, no doubt, from We
riication of his statement, madeupon the stump
that the nomination Of General TAYLOR for the pre-.
sdcncy, was zone not fit to be made
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

TUE Nlwsr,rlG rREsS-Thc following j. from
a speech delivered 10y Rev, james A-pinwan. ON
clala,iou.
Nor, while speaking Of the schoolmastcrs. in
whose ,Jud, the printing pres, i, such powerful
agent Of instruction. must We forget the ncwspa-
per~ Whether We regard them as the guild, or
cch" of popular opluinn-and IN one sort they
iartakcut both chlmctcr<-ve are lost in amaze
meat aui admiration ut the quantity and guilty of
mind and that OF the highest order. now 20 D.,
found in the columns Of the daily. weekly and
provincial press. From being q mrrc chronicle If
passing events, a dn r. ,l,tar ut dates AMI f,cts
the newspaper has grown into one of the lt.,dm,
schoolml-t,r, of the dav L., article, uml,c a.,
with their wit, untn,tmct US with thoir wisdom
They exhibit t,ir hTi.lrp,y of the classical scholar
ami the close r,Isulmy ul the l,gItim. |. Is am
encyclopedia m Itself Ii reviews all book, mI
treats ot al sciences, l. Is familiar with al g.y,.
-'HPHy, and ar hrm' with all history Iti,CE a.
pl~ Co read the rl.ic, which ever, political
sphinx may seq ha!urylt |, dives into cabinet ,g,
crg', ami anticipate, the purposes of Statesmen
10 htS the hun lr.l eve, OF the ever. wakrnl Ar.
gus, the hundred hulS and fit, h,l ., of Efnr,.
u.s. AMI, us uunlpre-vut "a, omu.,ivut. ~ ubi
GW.oa. q, versatile II l. here, there, and ever,
vh'r, from lUIu To- the ro. trum China To Peru.
comprising the world with lis cprrrspou !cuts an
wit" rs expresses AMI electric telegraph. ucn-,a.
gun,t tome To- communicate the intelligence Of
haWNit ~ ever, region of the earth The An
0ru.- counted uP seven wonders of the world
ID they ht possessed q newspaper press. thty
wont" have hal uu eighth NOR, mlrycllou- AN I
Of more worth ;hAn all the rest together
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Mr. Speaker Winthrop was married to a Mrs.
Wells at Boston, on the evening of the 9th inst
The papers speak of her rs being lady of beauty
wealth and accomplishments" We believe Mr.
", Is blessed with all the same gratifying attr
butcs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Edgar \. Poe was striking example Of the
dc-ohtnc effects Of Intempcmncc. lie had re-.
formed, bccu to Virginia, on a lccturing trip re-
turned TO Baltimore, rclapscd into his old habits
Wa, picked up IN the streets intoxicated carried,
into the hospital and died Of dclirium trrmen-
He was engaged soon TO be married
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Scioo,.-A select school has been opened in
the room ovcr Mr. Ncwtons store by Mr. c. L.
Jcaks, Of Vcrmiliomi.le. MrJ.tayounng man Of
fine tllcnt' anl Of rreproach.5.e character, We
vil Tim success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Woal. bs............ .f5.2;j,iG e. 81! 81,
The value Of thc.e exports in 1917. was over
Sl2Q9O0,ooo; and in rs. about IIloooo.ooo
It's estimated, that ten per cent # American
exports is lost. by bsin. badly carcl nlckcl. or
olcrv isc prepared for market. Then. the rrite
e Amurcau produce rates. in consequence If thu
iusrr;oli.y. - per cent. lower. in ENGLAND. Gau
that imported from ireland AMI the Continent #
Europe Thus one fourth Of the exports Of
the United States are lo.t-h;riy millions of
dyA'~s unu''y lJat' NJ; through misfortune
Lu: simply because we Taatrss think We can
palm oil en- John Ball L'g- feet and head, fir
No. /. mess pork and coarse sIrug wheat
flour for supariiuc, because the heads Of the bar
rel are bran led So
To Illustrate more flliy these statements ",
'"'h' VIC moving 'A-i"N'7 H'"' '"." MS sen.
cat by dl.y!cn; houses, IN England, on th.- sub
icst.
H. ,...c,-,,,,, ,I..,,,, AL. ,,1.-....... a.
''.''-' ." ''''','' o"' vs.
lhe oiig5t hfihS anu hei'l!s, prJNi"n dealers ~
London, in circular, say:
"Thattle pb,,opLos been an ,,rrrnft,llr
,,i,, -, l., ,',' u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Our t,icnl "thc d." writes lac book on sub
J'ci W baI 'hoaEht taking pr ourselves, 5a;wh.,h
Lr a7"4rsmugh better than vc should b, able to-
We I.r. Sc Ihy p.w.1 hyogus w.;Aatw mo;c
doses vi dis SOFT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

We are sony lat MrClark the daguerrean Is g.
lou, to leave Us. His pictures a.e certainly as
handsome rs any We have ever seen, AM We
think vastly sapc.iy. to my ever before taken in
this place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

The people Of Worcester have elected the
clI'orotthc SPY togo toM. legislature and elected
us 10 a.y at ha,ar That shows very plainly
riia thy cam spare d>s: !--Ijwccs'-r Put
LDh-un.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

TEUHJ rpuIN CmCrrr An election for Judge
and states Attorney i1r the tgath new Judicial
Circuit Will come Oft soon. For Judge We under.
stand, the friend, OF Ex-Governor Ford are urgu.
his claims. lie would make an excellent lui,e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

V,sry O.uyg.-Tor emo. ,.n, I,,.. tIo al
vantage Of me fIiry unrI.I am ;rtr.,r,,.ti. n
To NV old li.pI H. yy,g y.y, "ti.afr .,
tyne" Lry, H.t over .r.,,,,.,.,l tI,a, ,I,r,
tync were a, b. SUD- ,1.,t,r, trl,l.a I,r... IT., IN,
to contain more III y t,.' tL gIp,,,,t If r,,,i,..
matter. U,yr vo, L,J ,y,,lr.U r...,, chs
MA. or for once ,r yair nq,rrs ,.,,;,, , II,...
ally. on the priira -h,t II i f.r ,iir g.Ir.t =,
sunport onE q .-a'l MINOR.
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flIly r.tli,'s ,yl., a, ,t,7,,I lem, -, .,'.,.
intellect DpI finn. .,.I c.cli.. l.. fiji. .',,. ,I;,
inc Of a wcoEIy country nIn.r ~ I'll " .ha,.
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from ones own r,,,;, or .nir,,,'l ;., f,
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hcN" look upon u ont wish To seer lmpre-se,
INTO the service O man and made To weave li.. rli
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

Rev, Mr. Cove Of Ireland has bought 10000 Il.
crcs of Land in Catarlugus county ~ Y and has
gone home to bring the population on to set.
tie it,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

REroEIEa 10 TIE SrEnE CoyGr-llt Sd
preme cour. Of Ibis state at the recon. sitting q,
Mount Ycraun, appointed Z Peck, IL, Of CL.ca-
60, Reporter, ia phase Of Nj. Cllmm. ...I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

You often hear of man being in advance OF
his age, bat YOU never hear Of a woman being in
the same prcdicament
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

ly complaints from cur patrons, We are receiving
their highest commeulti aS But &c. aro no; At AL
surprised th.; the subscribers Of those papers
should complain, AMI even stop th,u.-ysleyil,iy
hcfrncr; iur tine AMI money Is tcoya,ual.e 20
he wasted .ar n,.l.u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

More money is expended by the city of Boston
ior education than by the English government for
the education OF is Il millions OF people
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-11-30

FLorr-Good country brand. St35 To $40
Choice, $40 Whoa, 60 to %. corn 30, sack. in.
c'ulei rors mess, :L25-Nc,, prime 3675-
prime 1925.