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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12
Lem for Life.

A Leap for Life.
As the supervisor of inland reve-
nue. at Aberystwith, Mr.. ]. Miller,
his nephew, and two professional
gentleman, biologists. were last
week examining some strata of the
rock in the cliffs between Aberyst-
with aud Lanrhystid, Wales Great
Britain, they proceeded along a mar
row ledge of projecting stone on the
face of the cliff, about l20 feet above
the level of the sea, which providen-
TALLY happened to be at fall Aow.--
In passing round projecting angle,
which for ages has Growned on all
below, the professors and the rcve-
nue. officer had rounded the point,
and the young man was in the act OF
doing so, when the rock suddenly
breaking from under his feet, he was
whirlcd round with his face towards
and as he descended he seized with
one hand the lcdg beneath his I'M
cle's feet, whistle extended the 9TH
or hand to him, and it was firmly
clasped by the revenue officer, who
held him suspended for full five min
u'rs, during which time he with
or.ot difficulty maintained his posi-
r.,. there not being more than 6
Inches to stand upon. st length a
brcathlcsS pause cnSucd, whilst Mr.,
Miller gazcd on y rugged projection
of rock about 90 feet below them,
and on which he concluded the un-
fortunate youth was inevitably doc
med to be dashed. Buttha uurIe at
length said with all the calmncss I'M.
aginablc, "iom there, there is bat
one way for it; I'll save yon, or We
will both perish together" and with
affirm voice hccommondcl the young
man to loose His hold of the rock,
which was mechanically obcyed,
with faint reply, "YcS Uncle
At this awful moment Mr.. Miller
horizontally sprang into the air car
rying the young man with him; and
such was the force with which tie
leaped, that the check caused them
to perform several somersets- over
each other as they descended linked
together. With the ropidity Of Il
flash they disappeared beneath the
toaming pillows, having cleared the
craggy ledge, which projected more
than six feet from the perpendicular
of the point over which thcyouth W as
suspended. TO the delight of their
companions, who were mOmentariIy
Lorror-stluck, they rose about TWEEN
ty yards buil'ctting the heavy swcIls
Of the flowing and returning waves :
at length they struck for a rock that
lay about seventy yards in the sea,
on which they were seated, and
from which they gave three hearty
cheers. Their companions atttemp-
ted to procure their rescue by OBJ
tanning a boat, but owing to the
breach in the ledge, found it impos
sble, and had to proceed EDWARDS
for more than three hours before
they were able to cxtricate them
selves.
To their delight the geologists
then found that their brave and
dauntlcss companions had once more
committed themselves to the deep,
had swan to an accessible part of
the cliff, and returned to Llanrhystd
where, with the exception Of the loss
of hats, the officers boots, (Which
he had taken off at first starting on
the ledge, and few slight cuts and
bruises, they appeared not a whit
the worse from their perilous advcn-
turc.-Ucishman.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

NorIcE.-Eldcr Fowler of the
Methodist Protestant Church will
preach at the Court House in this
place on sabbath, Oct. l4th, at half
past ten o'clock in the morning, and
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12
L.rer CDmp's.G!, Ergaprlis, aud Rheumatism,
CuJci

RGgnirE, Marion CO., ~, Mayer, 1919.
Mr. II q. FWr'i-Dear sir. Your linnnn' Is
selling very welt and doing q vast deal OF good
among the people. It h1 cared BAD case OF Eru-
speias, aud another OF a b1d pIiH IN the brcqSt \
lady, who was coniipcl to hnrbrd nrscyrral month.
with Lircr compliant AMI cfciioH Of tie hrrt
was entirely cured by the use ul your Arabian lui-
i0rnt She said the doctors could do her no good
il has been applied to fresh cut, and cured il IN q
short time. have been afflicted with rheumatism
tor long time. and u-t h"ior" a wet spell II panied
NE 80 much that had ~ p"nrr all day; and IN dlc
night commenced bathing and rubbing with your
lmeul and before was done rubbing, the pain cca-
-cI. JOHN BuCkMAN.
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SSt,Cc.

7 llEREAS my son jew Scu)oypvEE h1s
y leit home without my permission and
without any Just cause, tins Is therefore
20 notify NJ persons not tl tlu-t or hIrbor hm on
NY account, us shall neither receive Ia, wages nor
pay any debts OF his contracting
cont ~. LSlq-..M nIrrr S.NnnNnNIR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

We are authorized to announce CHARLES c, Ell
LOTT, OF Nermlon precinct, as n candidate for the
office of ASS0ciaie Justice of Insae county at the
ensuing election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

We are authorized TO announce GEoRGE S FISH,
TIE ns candidate for the office of County CLERK Of
LasnlIc County the approaching election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12
New Goods at LockWoods !

New Goods at Lccl1Woods
F1NIIE subscriber has jus, received, direct from
New York, choice stock OF Dry Goods
= Fonts, Shoes, Bonnsfs, Hats, Groceries, &c:
IN which he invites the attention OF his friends and
the public. His stock embraces,
% pieces Mernm0c and other prints,
20 " blue and orange
30 " Easlsion Ginghams.
- Nous del LANES, choice styles.
% Figd Lawn,
500 Bonnet, cap, satin, and ,aileta ribbon.
10 summer InngDs,
% =" Barred and striped cauhrr.
300 comets, new styles and all prices.
90 doz Leghorn and palm leaf hats.
~ i" Articials and wreatls.
9lpicces krntGcky Jeans.
- " Co,tonade, drill, &c,
a beautiful assortment Of Ladies Gners and
ut Caters, slips, booice-, &c.
CarpcH,
800 Rrrgc and Victoria Shaw's. silks dress, hkf
y crnvats, blk luhar awaits, superior quality.
II Bonnet silks, besides host Of Oder goods a. d
which will be sold cheap for cash,
hv an21 I,uv InrrwocN.
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New Store! New York House.
SUTTON a EYEE


On Canal street, opposite The Mdnsiop House,
ID ESPECTFul.LY intimate TO the Inhabitants
IL at Ottawa and the farming community that
they have just opened new and extensive asset
ment OF pry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware. 'rockery, Glass,
Boots shoes, hooks. Stationery. &c.
which they IRE determined to sell at New York re-
tail prices for cash or produce.
Boots and shoes an extensive assortment,
Grey shcetugs, very cheap,
Tea AN excellent article, very low,
Whl-kcy by the barrel or gallon, cheap,
Fancy p.inis, beautiful assortment
CrockcryOi the newest patterns,
Carpenters tools and uaiis, good variety,
Brass clocks. warranted,
Cod, herring, and white fish prime article,
Brandy, real Cogniac
Port wine, genuine,
School books, standard publications.
Wheat, a superior arlc wanted G-I-Produce Of
all kind, Waultd-f,g Late T. Basneus store, OPP
yn,ilc the Mansion H9psc. d SuTToN II FYfE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

We are authorized TO announce JAMES LATER.
ry as n candidate for the office of Justicc Of The
Peace in Ottawa Precinct, at the coming election.
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Z o III m ittcc ::

OrrAwA. Oclohcr 9Th. lsl..

CHmra, Gro. NAM, scn'r,
J llGny,
J PEARSON,
" K. t., GoorfLr,
" T.. llNVrrov,
" K SHERMAN,
I'll. DchT
Moss OsMAN.
M.k.NmrrlEEy.
VI. B1rESr.
g. NNrr'yGrR,
WV. W TRrE,
J. +. NASH
Mis- Nrwooup,
Copy
Ggrrv.
" Mr.. WmrrrSrv
Sgrh Oifnrg, r. VI. NNsoy,
:. Crook,
Toqrc. Gro. B,~oEr,
.NgrseHcs, C. W JACKSON,
Uav,oH WELLS WAIT,
DAVID GREEN,
Trenton, f. :. llorLowrLI,
Mission RorrEr RowE,
E.Nrrg,
L1raia, T. RI,HNs,
o." J. Poor.
Jcfcrs9a, \ lloyIr,
T. BLAKE.
ITasiipgtop, { II SurrUEy,
hdion, ions lIuBnNRo,
y. WARmSrE,
Tr9g I.rv KELSEY,
lhNre SvIrlI.
Nr DAM,
la Sale, - l.. llouGU,
II LEONARD,
u LArHEor,
PcrrA Nv Nr DIcKwsoS,
NJ MCMILLAN,
" WILLIAM PAvL,
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We are authorized 20 announce JAMES OCoy-
NOR rs n candidate for the Office of Justice of the
Peace in Ottawa pccinct, a, the coming election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

Grand sc:uur piougI,>.

: FINE stock Of Family Groceries ut low rrrcs
- NJ rmvi| rArrlV3rFs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12

we are authorized to announce RonrRr DuprEy
cr candidate for the Office Of Constable in Ottawa
precinct, at the coming election.
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salt.
r,lOiiI1,n.
Fresh arrival OF ijrGgs!

DITT'S celebrate Como Pioughs warranted {,
scour in ANY soil, for sale at LocgwuoD's.
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Tor purity, mildnera, and thoroushncss. Sloans
= Ointment tNces and is rapidly supcrsedng all
other Dinaacnfs and liuimcnts now IN use for the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12
Coal Cooking Stove.

TyIE would call the attention u our customers TO
w jUsfi71R & co.'s lir-Tnh CgyLipg Stare.
manufactured in OuaSa. This i, the most perfect
stove tor burning either coal orwuDd jh0t has ha- yet
been offered to the public. II 80 constructed that
wacn either OF the plates burns out can be replaced
N u trilliug expense.
We keepa supply Of these stoves on h0ul, and will
warrant Them TO work well and 1--WE satisfaction in
all cases whore proprr.ypnt up
W. also keep for SHE three sizes Premium cook
stoves, well as all sizes plain and fancy coal stoves
made in Ottawa which we sell nj the Foundry pri-
"os sep II JoHy NANLEY 4 Co.
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For 81. Louis.

s;s.2--,r1TTT7riA The Canal Bont I'D. Hardin will
tSa.l:ss..cz--s leave our warehouse for ST. Louis
on or about the sixth Of October For lreigh, apply
10 sent y JOHNSTON & CpApHuArp
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Chccps Grcys at 5oc.s. per yard.

q FINE lot Of door trimmings mineral knobs latch
II rs &c.,at Nov lO,IS NAGML's.
MAILS. NiTLS 100 kegs Poston nails, NJ
" sizes, from 3 to lOd. for sale hv
oc'l3 WV Ihs--r-.
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INV & Smith
& r nov opening and have in store gancr
a. c,souMcntof
N.y Goods. Crncer,cs 4 Hardware,
Such rs

9 e no,' opening and have in store general
- c,sorucntof
N.y Goods, Groceries 4 Hardware,
Such as
Cloths. CasGimeres, Sditiact, TuteGs,
Ewtuchy .jcGnS, Tca'iHgs, &c.
\ "lu'" selection OF prints rirqhnms, de ains, dress
SILKS J.'rolcd and brown muslin, ! TO 2! wide;
lra".'u mud brown drl!inG 10 II wide; check,
r'r..g tap's colorci canbrick, red, white nnd
...# a.oncl. Canton 10 Irish linen crash. linen
rr- hosiery, gloves, hanAhcrclois. scarf. Swia
mr c1nhrir do, lHcr, 81 Ing, and insertion, nh
'pl-.G0d variety ulro,ou' \ small stock, which
Fee sold very cheap, Of
tssniv Made clothing.
Coats Vests, Pants, Fine Shirts, Hickory do, Gotten
ALL Wool Flannel Shirts and Dawers
The Ecst Quality
Orr,0s Coz o. =. o. loaf and crushed sNrnr na-
Iasaus cider vinegar, rice. sncrntus candles, soap
mai. gt-s together with all the lftle culinary ar
c,r---F.ol. and Indian Meal kept constantly, aud
warranted IN all cases.
4 FRS, Rate Stock Of
H.us Iaf, lip ard calf Boots, mems md boy,
BoHlns, ladies' CATER. kid walking shoes and
hVrl .ps leather lace boots and low Vua-tered shocs,
misses and chi.jrcn's Boots and Shoes. And
\ Good Assortment Of
Knives and forks, scissors hand saws hnnmc-s, ~
gers, door hangnrs, irowIcs, grain scoops, shoves,
and spades, trace chains, &c
Packages will hc sen, throughout town free os
clnrgc3 The highest Market price will be paid Tor
al, kinds Ui produce.
The subscribers pledge 'hcmsrlveste sell
goods rs 'or as Cnn he GNorded in torn.
Ottawa, May II, 1919 DOW & SMITH.
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FOR Sys.E;

I GOOD one horse Buggy, which viii De sold loy
] iorca-h, wheat, oats o. corn.
"ci J.: Dow & SHIru
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New and Extensive Clothing
Establishment,
la43aWQAM35Ao

HAVING arrived here with large stock Of rea-
| l dy made clothing, including coats. vests,
pants, shirts, drawers handkerchief, mittons hosie-
w. 90 -, &c comprising n variety calculated to
meet the taste oin,l whomay wish to purchase A.
business they are ready to ,rd,ram any article
bought at their store to be well made and in style
and fashion to suit the times Their prices will be
lower than eyes offered here before. Let all come
and see their stock Ia the new mGrbif c0Orcd build
Ing opposite Cushmnn-, before purchn-n. cscwarc.
No trouble to show goods. They invite all to come
Ottawa. Der IL 1919 ~
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Co-parimcrsi,ip Di.o,ycd.

THE Subscribers doing business under tie namcs
| ottu-hman y Sm,lh have the day, hymutunl
agreement, disoiycd their co partnership The bu-
-lnc-s in which thcy have been engaged, t-t"raec
ard comm--ion bu-lurssl will hc contnucdhy i '.
NSNrTu who respectfully soc.ts orders and consgu-
mcuts. All accounts unsettled wlll be- closed ly i,
Y. y Smith. w. II W CysmAN,
Nci /! I Y y SNlIH
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gbt mrs, Il.rIGrlHasy DISCOVERY it H.
world i, lh' arra, lraAjsHvm inrNUa
als .r8,i.
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We Will sell any o TNN hOONc NlNNIts NJ INt lNcNF'
as, rates for cash, wheat or approved credit.
Rags WhRici
For which the highest price will be paid in cash or
any Of our articles at cash prices.
Pruiersoi newspapers who choose to publish lhis
advertisement in their piper. tor three months, IN.
GLIDING tins notice, Will be- paid Tor II IN any OF the
above articles ut cash priccs, when they purchase
twice the amount ol their bills With s
GEORGE q. PADDOCK & Co,
Oct l2-3m DOB LAX, Street, Chicago,
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Goa

kOON BLUE, brown, and drab blanket and
JOUD business Goats also. rough and ready
beaver double ulsiu-y breasted sncktcrs nm over
coats, and Canada mixed cloth sncl and trocS coat.
for sale 10y scpt2S KoHy & MAyDLlGArM.
Pants.
iOO0 PAIR. s1pcifue French black doc-shin
iVOo cnssimrre pants also, fancy nnl plain cas- j..
mcrcs and cloth Of various kinds. and cas,nrt lined
or unined, sept2S koHy & NASuIFBArM.
On0 HEAVY winter coats at 81 piece,
-oV 200 p1rs ofpanI- n, 60 per par,
200 cv.ry day vest, at - 10 per piece,
500 buffalo robes, 100 Trunks,
1000 Berycr cassnct, broadcio.h, cassimcre. fl.cl
cloth, gcnllemenS business and over coats
200 dozen under shirts oinlI kinds snr'2S
100 blanket oycr coatsHt koHN & VI rBAru',
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NOs.sSSl.S.
I.ri,lf,Cr.

$40 9H orS%ool sgE'I bon S. Mon 5,
my II 70 WALKER 4 IlIcKiiSG
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t':.tttS.
1000 Nc.Is |!
Building Materials,

ING ~ Bros. ar' row prepared 70 furnish
N thcTcus,omcr~ with splendid article OF beycl
circular sawed siding, much lower than can I've
bought in the market; call and see at the Planning
Nil, in Ottawa. may -
TNOORING-ConsanD'y on hand, both inch
y 0"i i0"N no' p quarter 10 the PlfHirg 1W.
NJ DOS, uuI ttUGt Frames, ready torusc, nj
w .5p.rccut. below ordinary prices at the
may - PiaDi1g NiH
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Ladies' shoes.

DHiNrS aud Domestic Goods We have fitted
1 upa room over our Storr tor The sale ui plnls
and domestic goods, mud will offer the largest a..
ortnent in town ut prices that clnthc bent.
Apul H. 1879. RYAN X SANGER
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Later.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FRO
EEISkNgE!,
Later,

Later.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM /
EUHopE!!
r1llN arrival Of the steamer Sl'tqV in n short Ta7
= sage from Europe brings information .natiYaud
will soon BE- liberated from the ZION grasp Of tie
British government, and tha, the struggle Of tie
people on the ContIucn, for liberty aud equality
has caused great reduction in the pricc OF various
kinds ufgoods
The subscriber has in,'rfc.ugned from New York
with lots of specimens of tie various kinds
of goods which have undergone his favorable
chang: and 1t" now invites tie puh.c Mt large 10
call Mt lis establishment M the N5fih Vest COrHcr
ofHc PHbitr Square, in Ottawa, and examine the
same free OF charge, and be accommodated with all
kinds OF
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Crockery,
Dye Stuffs, &C., Sc,
NJ the reduced prices. Further particulars in future
advertisements octi3 ALN. ". NAGILL.
4 FIRST rr,c article Of Loris sy1paa4 Cea-
n dies on hand a; Dee rs NaauLJ.
C,UGAR and MoIa.-as old and new crop, G5f sale
- wholesale and retail by dec |, iS MAcmL.
TEAS Of all qualities and pricrsa; MAanr's
4 GOOD ossortmca, Of sa9ii7. aad cheering
~ Tojarro for sale by dec |, - MAGnI"
-gyALLpaperualI,1r5ctics; r'so, transparent and
w paper window Curtains ut dec rs NagHIa
. 10 nm BUSHELS Of wheat wanted, for which
Az jIuo the chest market price in cash will be
| paid by December !, 1919. .lagW
/ ANY amount of om. Oats Potatoes, Butter, Bees
IL wax and all other ariic.e- raisedby the Farmers
wanted by December |, 1873. WdSW.
/ 4 FIN lot of BROAD Cloths at 81 80 and up
| ~ ward-mny be found ut oc27 MAGALS.
! SthccpS GrcyS at 5oc:s. per yard
/ - and first rate article Also, lots Of other hea
I w goods at corresponding rates AT MAGiLLS.
/ Any amount OF ready made ClnthIng.-Conis
Vests Pants, and Drawers at io90 MiGiLLS.
A SPLENDID assortment Of i'nac"ns. Dclnin-
! II AMI Other wooden Dress Goods mny Re had n
reduced rates at oc27 NGlGL'S.
} OTIS Of Prints AZ prices from to % cents pc
yarl,ot oct27 MAGlLLS.
4 FIRST rate article Of Dried Currqr'a my l.,
/ y funiat Nov 1913, MAGuLS.-
= OTIS orcofcc. wholesale and retain
NoylO, 1918 MAsrLr.s.
n FINE assortment Of Tubs, Pals, Bowls Snto
"A Boxes, and other wooden ware Just received by
Nov l0,lSiS. i6 MAGrL.
q FINE lot Of door trimmings mineral knobs latch
- r., &c.,at Nov TO- -. MAGML's.
MAILS, NATES loo ker. Po.ton nails, q
/ ' she. from 81. to lOd. for sale hv
cc'l3 Wm UNy~-r-.
!
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E'Or Cniilnruih.
20 Farmers.
OTTAWA T'AyNEgsY

: now IN iu'l operation. where cash at all tu"7 Is
paid for all Kind. OF Hides and skins, Plaster
ing hair on hlni and for sale the lHnnary or at my
shoe an lcnthor store. Uli IIM lIAsErir.
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To S,ddlcrs and riarmcs> Makers.
ECry yc,,y rcc, ,srv,

n boz, Oak tanned .hccpskns, prime article,
~ just finished at the Tannriy and for ,al' by.
nlu2i HASKELL
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,yust Received,

4 FULL supply, of ,Drg Giants. Crocries,
L " lt exchanged low for cash or produce.
Ottawa. nay II Dow & SMITH
- ATS, IADDlNG, etc --lObalcs hes, cotton
- batting. 3 do black and white waddng,
do assorted warns for sale by Rg,y& S,HGrE
15n BONES fresh ~ Il. Rnisins for .1lr low by
%Io my IL. NALKrr & liIcKI.ISG
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Consumption, AsNima, Picurisy,
PhHisic, Spilting 9iJh0od, HhoOp-
ing Cough, Coughs, BrOnchihis and
pulmonary affections Of erery
kiHd.
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SASH

NF every description, at Iow prices. at tie
v may -. FoHipa NW.
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Tho r,uci c7rrot be snd in { of scnns Horse
Medicines Our friends, nciplhors md ncGain,rr-
COS who lave used them, testify their opproha'ion IN
M ordinary terms and recommend them with cor
fIcrcc. Cures, almost miraculous have been ,fiec-
Ted bv this medicine. Every disense which the
horse il heir TO-" is cured permanently. w the use
Of Slonn's Medicines TRY THEN and test for
youraelf their efficacy --W. O0gdn, says 1859.
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NILLLGS water proof al Hicfigg,a prime
VA article torprc.rrre la1,horauIWanl1rl
water. for SUE atthr Shoe .'ure oi W ilAsErIL.
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= I.SkINN Slips aRi Gltcrs-l0) pair morocco
- slips. 100 do seal slips, jDdo kid bu~Iins and slips
- do Pnnc.ln galtcIs--the best assortment in Ota-
wat OF RVgp Gud SIHserS
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-09

MoNAsTERIEs In THE UNITED STATES. cor.
respondent oil the New York Courier and Enquirer says
that the Trappis monks who arrived recently in this
country, for the purpose of establishing couple Of
inconsistencies have the locations Of their institutions se>
Iected One Of them is to be near Toronto, w. C., for
The endowment Of which donation of about 40
of land has been made. The ether TO be near Dubu
que. Iowa for which a donation of abou. the same
number of has been made Of The best land in the
State containing valuable water privileges and miner.
ais Both these monaseres are TO be under the control
of the Lord Abbott OF Mount MllleTy Ireland.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-09

THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. Tue elections for the
French National Assembly took place on the 18th and
18th OF May The returns yet incomplte; tut
far as we can judge, the Moderate Republicans have
carried The day. The Socialists have met with par
taI success The election of MN. Bac, Ledlu Rolin,
Lagrange, BoIcbet and Felix Pyat to be
ed Tine New York Tribune thinks that no less than
nine Socialists have been elected, among whom are
Lammenais, Pierre Leroux and Consderani. Among
the rejected candidates Lamarine ~, Gnzoi, Theirs
Bugeaud, Cremeux Montalemberi, Felloux and the
venerable Dupont. The fthe reg imens give
considerable majority Tor the Socialist candidates. Ma
ny of tie Moderate Republicans are said to have uaed
with the Socialists through fear Of The Lcgmists and
Reactonsts.
According TO the correspondent of The Commercial
Advertiser the Theirs men and monachists dismay
ei al the result OF The election. What rebuke, says
the writer those enemies Of progress who have been
shouting the eternal refrain thai France needed and
wished TO be governed; to those simple souls who
believed The election Of Buonaparie pro estaiion
against the Republic, and to corrupt ministry which
has spared no means, however unprnciped, to crush
forever the republican party, and TO make the Reuusc
more despotc than the monsrchy"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-09

LIABILITY OF NEWSPAPER AGENTS. Thomas R..
Calender, Newspaper Agentn Philadelphia, has been
convicted OF LIBEL in selling copy ofthe New York Po-
lice Gazette which contained libel ious article the
Rev. MIR Gihon, OF that city He sentenced to pay
fine of Sl50 and COSTS and give bail keep the peace
for ons year. Two or three periodical dealers
served the same way. Judge Kelly intmated tina here
after persons convicted of retailing oeious New York
papers would not get off easily, and that mprisonS
ment would form the principal punishment in their sen
fences.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-09

SINGULAR DISCOVERY. We are informed
that last week, Mr. Samuel Blanchard of Pros.
pect was looking for some stone OF peculiar shape
at low water mark,on Sandy Point, near William
French's, when he discovered thirty six cannon
balls, from 10 to "a pounds, lying buried be meath
the surface, covered with sort Of cement, and
stacked in as perfect pyramid form as they are
in Charlestown navy yard. 1t is matter O
much speculation how they came there
Belfast Journal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-09

CAMPHoR. A correspondent says-"Gum
Camphor should be dissolved in the highest proc
alcohol Common proof spirits are poor solvent
the tincture thus made may be fully saturated
with powdered loaf sugar, and the fluid thus pre-.
pared can be mixed with soft water, and be taken
with more convenience than in any other form .
Epening Post