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Profession -, Practice.

The professions Of wbiggery are rorcibly
sonsrasted with the practice whgsery, in
TIE following article from the State Regis.
ter Of the Goth ult. The democrats would
be the las, to complain at being remov cd
from Office, were not such removals In vic.
laion of'he uniform profession and pledges
whiggery for the las. 20 years.
On the Goth Of January, 1892, Ewing the
secretary of the Interior, in the United States
senate, offered the following resolution
"Rcsolusd, That the practice OF removing
public officers by the president for any 9TH.
sr purpose than that of securing a faithful
execution OF the laws, is hostile to the spir-
u OF the constitution was never contem-
plated by its trainers; is an extension ofex.
seutve influence prcjndicial to the public
service, and dangerous to the liberties orths
people, &C., &C."
Day before yesterday our telegraph des.
patch contained the following:
IT is said no appointments will be made
by the administration until the return Of Ew.
ing to the seat Of government"
Inc work of prescription Of democ rats
could not 90 on without the assistance Of
Ewing. He was chief auc,ioneer during
Harrison's brief career. Itwonld seem III al
~ holds the same place under Taylor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

THE BODY SSATCuERs appear to be in bad
oder about those DAYS. We learn from the
Pittshurg papers that there are four doctors
on trial IL that city for r"bbuC the grave of
ayouug woman in Allegheny: aud we pub
li>h an account of riot that occurreda' St.
Charles III this state, on account oIs similar
Offence having been committed by Or.
Richard, aud his students. From the ac-
count it appears that the outraged rovu!lce
were very near making ">uhiCct' of the
Doctor himself. These Students appear 10
have great prediction Tor female sab.
j,c,S.-Ihrp- of the profession have been
arrested at Nu>hawak. a., having in their
possession Nv" body oi a female apparently
but eighteen years Of age. which they were
conveying 10 Laporlc, iar dissection, II
waS subsequently a'rrrtaiuCd thatt the body
was obtained from Adams,illc, Mich. To-
which place it was returned Pco. Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
Young Mon Nssoci,t,on

Weare requested to say thatthe lccturccfDr
Guilberi, which was to have been delivered
on Tuesday evening last, but was postponed
OH account Of DR.. hnxon's Lectures on
Physiology, will be delivered ut the court
house on Thursday evening of next week.
Tho lectures Of DR.. Maxon, which have
attracted such large audiences and elected
so much interest, will DO concluded to.lnor-
row evening, when, we understand, male,
sRly will DO admitted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

Ntrsr 10 read but Oacs.--Reader, if you
are afflicted with asue and fever, chill fever,
general weakness, loss of appetite, aSne
cake. nr threatened with bilious fever. new
or stop 10 read this a second time, but hast
IN TO supply yourself with both kinds ol DR..
hrasc's celebrated Indian Queen Vegetable
Sugar Coated Tonic Pills, aud try them
They are the most safe aud certain cure for
the above diseases ever invented.
Sold by G.. l.. THOMPSON and WHITE s.
HuNTIR, Ottawa.
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auEl..

The following news was telegrapheI 10
a state of affairs in Canada that must result
al something decisive. Affair, in Canada
have assumed curious shade. Both the
tories and liberals have become dissatisfied
with the present state Of things, ana while
IN ihe.E views and feelings they are as OPP
rosi,e as the polls, both now look to an
nexation 10 the UEitcd States rs the onlv
remedy fIr all their lis. The liberals or
patriots, wait TO be annexed TO free them
from British rule; the tories seek annexa.
ton that ihey may be rid Of French rule.
They have become weared Of their LOYALTY
by the policy Of the Home Government, in
suffering the provincial legislation to be-
come law. There has existed a feud of
long standing between the French aud En-
eliSh Inhabitants, aud double sets ofprovin-
cal officers, employing both the English aud
the French languages, have always hereto
tore been appointed. This has had the ef-
feet not only nearly 10 douLle in amount the
expense Of the Governments. but to foster
mutual jcalousies between the two classes.
The object of the tories is the Angifca.
ton of the Canadas, as they express it, that
is the abolition of one set of officer, and of
the French language in schools and for all
legal purposes, thus laying the foundation
OF the ultimate fuSioh of the masse. .ogcth-
er. Annexation to the United States, whose
laws aud judicial proceedings can be in but
one language, can alone, they think accom-.
plish this object.
BUFFALO, April ~.
We hear from private source some OF
the following items in addition 10 las, night,
report:
To-day the government of Canada hav.
taken possession of the telegraph office a,
Montreal, and 10 report what i, going OH
can be had. There is a monster meeting
now being held there. The disturbance
has grown ont of the governments signing
the Rebellion Loss Bill.
ToRoSrc, April 25-3 p. IN.
he excitement at MOntre al continue,
( overwhelming. 4 great monster meetin,
i, now being held there. The people ri
this place partake largely Of the excitement
ana The greatest anxiety prevails to learn
something later. The tories are exa>pera.
ted to the highest degree, while the liberal,
aud government are bent on sustaining the
Governor General.
1t is impossible to foretcll the result. TIE
Excitement on both sides i, immense. The
Parliament House has been burned TO the
ground; The library and public document,
are destroyed. A distinguishes member OF
Parliament has been arrested for treason.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
The new secretary of war is giving crea,

The new secretary Of war is giving great
dissatisfaction TO many wing editors who
had Landed him TO the skies when he was
FIRST appointed. lie leaves the advertising
FOR the war department generally to the
democratic editors who had been selected
by Secretary Marcy. Doubtless, he is try
ing the sincerity Of those editors who have
engaged him so highly. The Sangamo
Journal is one Oft the disappointed editors,
aud he raves over little advertising that
has been given TO the Register as if Mr..
Secretary Crawford had picked hi, potk-
cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

DIED-Aplil the 10Th, near St. Joseph,
Mo-, with the Cholera. Mr.. LEVI XELUrF,
ofPoughkeepsis, New York, aged abou, -
years.
Mr.. T.. left here, this spring, for Calilor.
MIA. He had been a resident Of this county
FOR II years; was highly esteemed by a
large circle OF friends aud acquaintance.
He leaves a wife and three children to
mourn his loss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

RrMovALs.--lf the democrats have lear.
ned TO dread removals under the new nd.
minis;ra,ion, tho wings too are surely not
entirely free from cause for dread on th,
score. The New York Mirror, an "origin.
al" Taylor paper, says
"Remocdls. OF all the removals that
have been ohroniclcd within the last week
none have occasioncd ne half so much re-
greet rs the removal Of three wing Con.
gres'nen in the state Of Connecticut. Let
ns have no more prescription Of thi, sort."'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

BuRSrsC or THE STEEMrR HIGHLANDER.
A little after two O'Clock yesterday after
noon, the steamer Highlander, lying at the
Lcvce, above the foot of Cherry si.iook fire
in the hold, and before the flames could be
cytinguished, burned to the water. ccgc.
She was receiving freight for New Orleans,
and, at the time Of the accident, lad on
board abou, 200 tors Of produce. So rapid
was the progress of the fire, that She was
completely cmvcloped in flames in five mi.
nutes after the alarm was given.-St. Louis
Rcpub., Man ..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

THE LAHrs-Navigation on the lakes
has recommended. We see by the Chica.
60 papers that number Of vessels have ar.
rived at that port from the lower lakes.
The Democrat says, "Vessels are leaving
Tor the lower lakes without cargo, on &C.
count Of the determination Of the holders of
produce to wait for more favorable ajvices
from Europe.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

DR. RrcTARDs, of ST. Charles, who WAS
shot more than week since, by the mob in
that place, ON account Of his supposed con-
nectlon with the rohbing of a grave in De
kaIb county, has been removed to this city
and is now under the care 81 DrS. Knapp
and Duck, at the fremont House. Hopes
are entertained of his recovery. HIS student,
Rood, remains still in very critical condi-
tom Chicago Ci.iSer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

The Washington Union says that "the
democratic par,p was never in better health
aud condition than at present." The Lou
isvill Jour. says, at may be so. Exercise
on foot Is said to be favorable to health, aud
We perceive that some Of the most promin-
snt men ofths party orspnlki,.9 every day."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

The,rho!e ,rorld should know there is .
remedy especially nGparsd to meet the de-
mands OF bilious cl6kates-a remedy des-
tined to supplant all others before the public
for the complete eradication of Fever and
Acue, and all its attendant symptoms.
That remedy, afflicted reader, is "SAlith's
Tonic Syrup, or Vegetable Febriiuge." and
sold gen uine by G. l.. IuoMrsoN and White
\ HUNTER, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

The National Monument to the Father Of
his Country, at Washington, had It's found
alton completed on Friday last, and the lay
iug oithc marble Of the stupendous column
has already commenced. Accordinsto the
inteligencer the mighty structure has a
most substantial and wurkmaulikc basis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

y man named Pearson, on the Goth ult.,
nj Wilmington, Massachusetts,, murdered,
or is at least supposed TO have murdered
his wife, (Mrs. II. d. Pcarson,) aud her
twin daughters four years old. Mr.. p. ha,
been arrested and committed for trial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
Resolutions Of the Democrats Of New fcrl,--
llau Of Union.

Ike solutions OF the Democrats 81 New fCr't---
llan Of Union.
Before the legislature of New York al
journCd, al It's recent session, the demucra.
tic members met aud unanimously adopted
the following as their future platform, aud
upon them there is no doubt but the party
viii cordially unite:
"ResOIrtG, That the democratic members
Of the legislature see no cause for di,cour-
acemcrt III its late disasters to the republi-
can cause: that although principles dear to
them have been discarded fer time. they
have now, as ever, full confidence in the
irrepressible energies of the republican par
IS to arrest the u>urpation> of federalism
aud to maintain the true principles Of the
Constitution.
Rt,oirc!, That q firm adherence to the
principles Of our cause as proclaimed by the
Declaration Of Independence established on
the bat,leiields of the revolution. illustrated
by JriierseY.sptiAe. repub n All fathers, ard
vlndicated BY the successful experiment Of
more than half century, presents the sur.
est means Of restoring the ascendency Of
the republican faith.
"ReSolred, That we are in favor Of gid
economy IN the administration Of govern.
mrnt, that labor may be lightly bur,heued
! a retrenchmeut and reform ofthe patronage
/ OF the federal government; the extension al
| the elective franchise so as 10 subject the
officers Of the government, now appointed
/ by the central puwcr. 60 popular election 50
. Tar as practicable: the reduction of postage.
/ at an independent treasury, Of commercial
freedom. and the scrupulous maintenance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

TALL GRINDiSG.-Mrs. Miller, residing
near Harrisburg, Pa, gave birth 10 fire
boys, at one time, all Of which are alive and
doing well. What makes the case mos, re-
markaLle is, that at her frs, confinement
she gave birth to i,co, and at her second
to three, and at this, her third, to fire, max
ing in all ten children in four years, and all
living.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

Tho Columbia Is c. Telegraph, "f the
lnh ult.. says: we certainly enjoy pc
cuiar privilege in having snow aud straw
berries, both fresh at the same time. For
two weeks past the favored ones have been
luNuriating in early strawberries, aud yes
tcrday the scvere't snow storm we have
had this winter put the house.tops and the
streets in its pure white livcry.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

CASApIAN ArrAiRS.-h British League
has been suggested in Canada. to be com.
posed of Delegates frum all the North
American Provinces, the basis Of which is,
resistance TO the indemnity bill, or the pay
ment 81 the rebellion losses. The party
opposing ills law 're 80 ioY3! that they talk
of Enumeration to the United States. rs
relief from such proceedings for the future.
The other party also favor the movement
a relief from the British Government.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
The Num.sr Of rmi.rant. to California.

The following statement, taken from an
able article upon this subject in the New
York Herald, shows the number Of vessel.
aud passengers that have left the different
ports Of the United States, since la, De
eember, via the various iouts therein ma.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

The Shad Fishing ON the Delaware and
Susquehanna rivers has proved a perfect
failure. We would invite the scaly cpl.
cureans Of the east to visit this western
country where the fisheries never fail.
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Notice.

a funeral sermon on the dcCease Of Hon.
WILLIAM STADprH, of Dayton, will he de.
livcrci at the house Of J. & d, Green in
Dayton, at one o'clock on Sabbath nc,', by
the Rev. VIM, Rounsvilie, of 81. Charles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

RIVER on FIRr.-Last week Hudson's
panorama Of the Ohio and Mississippi river
was consumed by fire. 1.-THE time Of the
fire, it was in Morrisplace Hall, Congress
street, Troy, New York, the whole upper
part Of which building was destroyed at the
same time.-St. l.. Rereile.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
Great Exhibition !
II tic EXCHANGE PLACE, north Of tie
CoHrt House,
In which cstab,i,hmcntthc people OF Ottawa have
deep Pcrsonai and Pccuajdry Interest.
At LAST THEY HAVE ARRIVED!

Those long waited for Cloths, C0ssimercs,
CGStmcrciies, Crot0a Cloths, Saiiineiis,
and COrdwroB-
The best ever exhibited in the place, and SO low,
Iwccds, Jeans, brown and grass Iincus check and
'cslnga, all in such quantities ~ would surprise ilo
marvellous were they enumerated; D lc content
that enough has been received to Clo,l the loys.
young men, and old men in ottawa, nrld all thess
who come here TO trade Then icn- to.-tnil TO-.
gentlemen, ts call at the Exchange Place for yea
will certainly lind something lhnt Will suit 10 n cham.
at prices wonderfully LOW always, E1traordin0-
~ advantages are had for making up the above ma
med stock, rs have engaged for the coming season.
the services OF Mr.. A. VI Bailey, whose experience
despatch are unequalcd
a large stock Of Tailors Trimmings. Of the first
quality and low, always on hand
Keep it before the people that the best and largest
stock OF the above goods between Chicago and st,
Louis. is nj the Exchange Place.
May 4, lSt9. 4. " STERLING.
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It's said that Charles Francis Adams
the late 'frce soil candidate for Vice Presi.
dent is now Occurring on paradise LOST
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The Rsrn,purror CoM,xc

The RErnibuTIos CoMlso.-The first
removal nndcr the new administration after
tbs organization OF the cabinet was. w. J
Brown, ed Ass. +, NJ. General. lie has
since been nominated by the democrats and
free soilers Tor congress from the Ind,anopo.
III DIstrics In Indiana and will be triumph.
sDtly elected.
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We conjure the friends oftemperance to
be on hand OH Monday. We know what
We say, when we assure them, il they
imagine they will have little opposition.
they Willie Immensely mi,tak en-. The pros.
pect il that there will DO fierce contest,
and the sincerity Of many a friend @! tenn
pcrance vii be thoroughly tried
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

Ladies who wish TO preserve flowers are
recommended to try nitrate Of soda. As
much as can be held between the thumb
aud finger placed in tho water with the
flowers will preserve them fresh, il il, said,
for fortnight.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
rhe Nlilan Can.lt. nf ihe ad in,i. ron.

The Milan Gazette of the Sd inst. con-
tsins summary of the revolt and capture
Of Bresria. On the 30th ult. the Austrian
army, 300 strong, with six pieces Of can
non, set down before the city.
The Austrian General offered terms Of
capitulation, which not being agreed to, he
divided his force into five detachments, each
of which attacked one Of the gates. The
artillery ofthe citadel at the same time o.
prnedii> gates. and the attack was terrible,
~ each house was taken by assault, bat On
the st inst, the reduction was finally accom-
plishcd. The Concoriia SAYS that the Aus
TRANS surrounded the city, 81 that escape
was impossible, aud the carnage was i'm
mouse.
(llere the wires beyond Boston gave cut. }
From Canada
MoNrHEAL, April &c, = p. M.
Great cNcitcmentis prevailing throughout
the city, IN consequence Of tive Governor
General having signed the Rebellion Loss
Dill. The Parliamentary house has been
set on FIRE, and was literally destroyed.
Tnr NEXT Ilou,r.-The Cincinnati At
las, (whig) has an article relative IL the po-
litical mplcNion of the next House of Rep
rr>eria'Ivrs. IN which II exhibits no little
trrpdation NJ the preseu, aspect of things.
The Atlas classes the members elected so
far thus: 81 wings. - democrats. aud . IN
dependent. Iiro ~ the latter, says the Al
las, will support Iaslordom.
The mcnbcrsto be elected are in Mnssa-
chu>rt'>, l in Rhode Island, | in Delaware.
Gin Maryland, - IN Virginia. y in North
C'rolua,. in AhLama. 4 IN Mississippi, /
in Louisiana. II in Tennessee. ~ IN Ken
tucky, 10 IN Indiana. and IN Missouri
of these. in the last house, they stood pnht
ically: &c wings. II democrats, indcpcnd-
'nt, and iGthu> returned, which IS crrcc!-
ipgly f0lluUi the wings win have but four
majority over democrats and Independents.
This i an interesting prospect for the al
miu!>na'iou--'hc senate hriu. decidedly
democratic. The Alias remarks upon this
state ofthiug>:
4, would hc most singular aud most all
suli result 90 elect Gcn. Vaylrr 10 the pres
ilcurv. md surround him with congress
hostile to his administrator
N"~Tt. has Gen |ravlnr ~ dS with con.
croSS? lie has pledged himself not 10 ia.
tcrfore with the action of congress. aud In
carry out his willie having no opinions
Of his own, Oh airy subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
Tic ~ 2esauce r,..,..

II will be seen 10y reference TO the pro-
seeLings published on the first page u! TO-
days paper, that the citizens Of Ottawa, who
are in favor Of mitigating, at least, II they
caui,ot Danish from their midst, the evils OF
In,emperance, have nominated an Anti Ii
cense ticket TO be supported At cur corpora
tion election on Monday next 1t Is eon-
e.ived that ifthe retailing of ardent spirits
/. that monster evil which all friends OF
temperance believe it to be, il is not only
wrong, but inconsistent and ciiminalto give
1, the sanction Of law. II Withholding II
cen.es from our rumsellers will moi drive
them on, Of town, as many believe it will
not, still il will place them in tl.eir proper
aud natural posiiion-that occupied 10y all
wrong ioers and criminalS-the position OF
yiola,crs Of the laws, whom the degrading
fear Of the laws stripes should haunt day
and night.
The tickle, selected, we believe is unex
ceptionable. There are one or two others
whom the meeting would probably have
preferred TO see on the ticket, but it was
found that they are not eligible, on account
Q! the properly qualification needed.
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Ihi,a.o Isr.ci.
DrNuCRAr OTTiCr,
May >, 1859.

There $40 material change in the Mar
kCt, eNCCIt II hr a greater truNC>> on tho
part of holders, who are advanced IN their
views on account az the news from Europe
and the increased facilities for tramporta-
ton. The receipts lay canal or team, do net
increase materially In the streets spring
wheat is worth jJIGO cts, winter, 7ydoO cts
a. per quality.
Erci.ht> are acainlowcr. Yesterday COM
tracts we've made a & cts. aud to-day ves-
sells are chartered a. low A. > cts. TO Bu.Ia-
lo. The propeller Boston has been loading
provision. all day from canal boats at 30 cts
~ biol. to Buiialp. Flour i, 90 ct.. yr barrel.
- Q~wego GOaG2. cts. for provisions are
rates. \ number OF vessels arrived to-
DAY and two or three propeiIorS may he sX.
Gccted hourly, 50 that there is no fear Of
rates or frciah, being higher.
Corn begin, To arrive freely by canal
700 bushels sold yesterday at 2od3O cts.
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YrE LATEST IMPOSITION Most cf the
New. York papers have of late contained
notices OF the strange animal said 10 have
been abfured on thtMountain, of California
hy Col. Fremont, and for which naturalist>
have been unable to find a name. TIL,
nondescript which is said 10 be made up oi
parts resembling the horse, camel, buffalo,
elephant aud deer. has been on exhibition in
New York for several weeks past .axNlN17
been seen by thousands, the -rditS oN. |, 49,
rouirrr save he ,yLl~.nny svSIrD7 ,u, s4IDU,, j
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INEET IL GRANGE.

tH1rvCv Ga5 C,ppss .or ~ LqH General Ian!
Agert, coumiss.oHlrqf DceiS, sc, for the STATE
NJ Nsr llrE.
Ofi,e with lI.1y Iildbu', Esq, in the cour, house.
Ouawn Ill Prompt attention gwen to The cuIcc.
ton OF dcm1uds, Sc. my / ~
RIO LET The spuroua Csliar under the New
Ibrt C'oh.aS Emporium. Apply 80
may hJaV " MAEolrGA"w.
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OF UoIIaF n'"N' IINyM AliuArN IWsUIc
"California Nonde~crA tE nothioC more
or lie" than rery common horse, with some
disease Of the skin which changes his coat.
To make it more attractive the hair ~ the
name and tail have been pulled out, which
gives il the neck of the deer and the tail Of
the elephant. It's not at all likely that the
animal every saw the mountins of Cal
ifornia.
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A Superior lot # , ami panel Doors; a.son lot Of
"a excellent sash, iog ale low TO close conlgu-
merit fmy 1, WALLER * llIcKlISG.