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NOTICE.

1INHE Subscriber wishing to remove to the West of
Il fers for sale his tract of Land lying in the County
Granville North Carolina three South of Henderson
Depot, containing four hundred and fifty of good
corn and wheat land There is about $50 of it
cleared and in good condition for cultivation There are
some fine agoones it, and the best Meadow for grass
in the country The Plantation is well watered, with
good springs 6c.2 1t has it comfortable Dwelling
House, and all necessary out houses The wood land is
well tmbered with heart pine and oak suitable for build
ing The nearest part of the land within four five
hundred yards of the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
in point of health and beauty in the neighborhood
Persons wishing to purchase had better call soon,
am determined sell. For further reference apply to
John D. Hawkins, John s. Eaton, Samuel Edwards and
VIM. A. Moore. ". VAUGHAN.
October 12, 1S4S. 72S-tf
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NOTICE.
A the Annual Meeting of the members of the North
IA Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held the
office of the Secretary the 2nd and Sd of January ls49,
the following persons elected Board of Directors
for the ensuing year. viz:
Josiah o. Watson, Raleigh, E.s,--
Geo. w. Mordecai, do. ... - =, =
Richard Smith, do. -
John Primrose, do. e.
- Henry D. Turner, do.
w. w. Holden, do.
Jos. G. B. Roulhac, do.
James F, Jordan, do
Geo. McNeilI, Fayetteville.
James Sloan, Greensborough,
Jas. E. Hoyt, Washington,
Charles Slower, Newbern,
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington,
The Board of Directors then organized by appointing
the following officers:
Josiah o. Watson, President,
Geo. w. Mordecai, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer, -
JAS F. Jordan, Secretary,
Geos w. .Mordecai,
Richard Smith, Executive Committee
John Primrose,
Report of the business of the Company, since its
organization will be published soon.
JAS. F. JORDAN, Sec'y.
Raleigh, JAN. 10, 1S49. 74O-
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BILLIARD SALG0N,

JOHN R.asN.kI'IS sIN:EW" EST.4B .NE.N-1
Fayetteville street, Raleigh, N. C,
FENHE Subscriber begs leave to inform the public thai
4 he has purchased the House formerly owned by Mr.
RoHBRr FINDLATER, and has made extensive improve
upon -having repaired, painted, and rennova-
ted the throughout from the cellar to the attic
and he is fully prepared to attend upon all who
may be pleased to favor him with call.
BTIIIARD TABLE.
Having taken out License for BILLIARD TABLE,
he respectfully invites the patronage of those who de-
sire participate in the fashionable and pleasant
ton il affords - .., 80 #t
RBPR. R.ESHnTEMpS. .
He is at all times supplied with FRESH OYSTERS,
FRESH FISH, BIRDS, and all the delicaeies that the
Market Affords which will be served up in the best
ner and at all times day night He is also well fur
nished with every variety of reeshment usually kept
in fashionable and well conducted Restaurat. Rooms
for select parties. Accommodating Attendants and po
lite Servants always at hand. JOHN KANE,
Corner Nearly opposite City Hotel
November Goth, lS4S. 738-
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South Lowell Male Academy.

FFHIS Institution is located in the Eastern part of
Orange County, and for health and good society is
surpassed in the State 1t is situated South Lowell
Mills IL miles East of Hlsboro.
The School is under the direction of the Rev. JAS a.
Dean graduate of the Wesleyan University, Connect
cut
The Exercises will commence on Monday, February
5th.
Reading Writing and Arithmetic, 80 90
Higher English, IL so
Latin, Greek, &c. II 90
Board can be had in good families, at Sc 90 per
Aonih.
JAMES S. LEATHERS,
D. G. PARRISH,
A. w. GAY,
JNO. A. McMANNEN
RICHARD BLACKWELL,
Erecutipe Committee.
Jan 10, ls4s. 742-4w.
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HNHE Ecectric Magazine of Foreign Literature pub
i ished the 1st of every month"; at No. 100 Naussau
Street New York Each number contains IA pages or
l72S pages in year, making three large volumes and
is embellshed with beautiful mezzotint engraving by
Sartian either portrait of distinguished person
age, historical subject-making twleve superb en-
cravings In the year. The Ececrc Magazine embraces
careful selection of the ablest articles which adorn the
pages of the Quareres and Magazines of London, Edin
burg and Dublin, regularly received by the steamers
Among the number the North British Review, Eng
lish Review, Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Re-
vew the Edinburg Review and Others and from Black
made comprise the most desirable and valuable portion
of foreign literature in the compass anywhere to be
found, and constitute yearly rich addition any libra
~. The January number will be embeIshed with
splendid plate of size entitled the Literary Party
embracing nine portraits of the literary of England
The January number, which begins VOL XVI, viii be
issued the lst of December Terms of the work S5 per
aRnum in advance, otherwise So. The work will he
promptly sent to any who will send $5 by mail,
otherwise, postpaid The postage each number to
any part of the Union is nine cents. Address W. H. Bid
well, Editor and proprietor, l20 Nassau ST. New York.
From the Commercial Advertiser.
"The Eclectric Magazine is agreeble and instruc-
tive miscellany, which supplies American readers with
the best articles from long list of foreign periodicals,
gives them, in fact the real value of many priced
magazines and reviews at moderate rate.
In the quality of its embellishments the EclectTic al
ways exees"
December 27, le4S.l 73S-
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Jan 10, ls49.
CALL AND SEE.

TTIHE scriber has hand extensive assortment
of Groceries, such Sugar, Coffee Salt, Moasses,
Vinegar Butter Cheese Iron of all kinds and Sizes Fish,
Leather, Shoes, Cotton Yarns Flour, &C., Dry Goods
suitable for the season, Crockery Ware, Hard Ware &c.
All of which will be sold low for cash. and cash only.
He would tender his thanks to his friends and custom
for the patronage heretofore received and invite them
to cali again. H. B. HAYES
Raleigh, Jan. l, 1s49. 74O-
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TNHE undersigned, although he has no pecuniary in
i terest in the Drug and Apothecary store of p F.
PEscOD, late Pescud & Johnson will continue his pro-
fessional connection with this establishment and super
intend the putting up of his prescriptions heretofore
here in filling his prescriptions shall be of the best
quality and he hopes the patronage viii be extend
ed to the present firm that enjoyed by the firm of
Pescud and Johnson CHAS. E. JOHNSON Jr.
Raleigh, Jan. 1st, 1s49. 739-
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Rangers Notice.

Mas Entered on the Rangers Book of Chatham
2 w county BY Presley J. Sn1pes, living two miles
North ofJones Ferryon Haw River on the Road leading
nom flttsborough to Mount Willing, Chestnut Sorrel
Mare. with long main and tall shod all round no brands
except Saddle marks, valued thirty-eight dollars
Also bay Horse with black main and TAIL both hind
eet white supposed to be fourteen years old valued
eighteen dollars, taken up by Wesley Gunter living two
miles below Gilmore's bridge on Deep River.
JOSEPH HACKNEY, Z. r.
January 81, 1s4s. 49,
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.slls.er- 5.z - CHEAP :: zr; ID ..a;s-.. lf-
BOOK e STATIONERY STORE,
ACCOUNT nook MA NUFA C TORY,
AND PAPER WAREHOUSE.
HENRI D. TURNER

-
HENRY D. TURNER,
Ne L, FAYErTEyILLE sTREFT,f RALEIGH, NC
VTIoULD invite the attention of his friends and the
w public generally to his choice assortment of
StamdardWOrks,
in the several departments of Literature, including The
Ology Melicines Biography, Civil and Ecclesiastical
History, Poetry, Natural and Moral philosophy, Natural
History Architecture Voyages and Travels, Fine Arts
Classical and General Literature. -....- ,....
3 $ e g.g :. school Books,
comprising all the various kindsn use, at the lowest
market price. i '-@ -"@-s <..#af.
Particular attention paid furnishing Public amiy,
Church, Law, and School Libraries
Staple and Fancy Stationery.
English, French, and American, comprising in part,
Drawing, Writing, Letter and Note Papers, Envelopes,
Tissue and Fancy Papers, Quils Gold and Silver PEN
ell Cases. Enameled Cards. Black, Blue, Red Scarlet,
and Copying Inks best qualify Ink Stands every variety,
Parallel Rules Red and Black Wax Gunter's Scales,
Port Cray ons Paints Measuring Tapes, Writing Desks,
Backgammon and Chess Boards, Chess Men, States,
Pocket Books Wallets Purses Portfolios in great Tae-
ty, Pocket Memprandums Ivory and Pearl Tablets Card
Cases. Dice and Dice Boxes, Knives of all kinds &C.
The whole comprising of the largest and best select
Stocks the kind be found in the United States
a Books imported to order. 5sseH -, ~ 5s-
complete assortment of blank Books always on hand
Books ruled and bound to any pattern required r-
November 1, IS4S. 10 e-as o. 73O--T3
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American Almanac.

HNHE American Almanac and Repository of Usefu
knowledge, published annually since 1880 to ls49
This work is invaluable There is no work of the
character published this continent of equal merit
As statistical calender, and repository of useful
knoweledge Merchants Magazine-afew few complete sets
only remain at the North Carolina Book Store
Raleigh, Jan. II uI-
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Valuable NEGRO for Sale

HE Subscriber offers for sale his negro man ALFRED
Il who Is avery valuable Carpenter by trade Person,
VINO may wish to purchase address the subscriber
ewpern North Carolina; and the negro be seen on
application to the Jailor of Wake County.
E. SMALLWOOD.
.OePIsl Il 1885 723-tf
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DIR. MagnIn,s Lucina COrd5aI.

Is sovereign remedy for Incpent Consumption,
Indigestion, Nervousness. Impotency Fluor Albus,
Loss OF Muscular Energy, Physical Lassitude Female
Weak ness, Debility, &C.
Price So per bottle or 1924 per dozen
Beware of spurious limitations which are sols at
reduc ed price. r. :
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Pescud johnson.
and Williams, Haywood, & Co, Raleigh, N. C.
Nov. II, ls4s. 7S2-1v
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$50 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the Subscriber, the night OF
the Esd of December, ls4a, an ndented Apprentice
the Tailoring Business, by the of Chas B. Smith,
He is about feet or inches in height with light hair
fair complexion, and rather sullen conntenace. He
had Invisible Green Frock Coat, Striped Cassi-
Pants, and fancy Marsaillies ves which he mey
probably change, as he had other clothing with him he
has some two years to serve. All persons are for
bid employ him IN this any other Sate in any
pacity whatever, under the penalty of the law. viii
give the above reward for his apprehension and delivery
to me- for his commttal to Jail until call for him.
THoS. R. FENTRESS,
''' Merchant Tailor,
Raleigh, N. G.
Raleigh JAM II, ls49. 74I-
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JOSEPH WOLTERING, - 5.a,...s.
BLACK---LOCK---A GUN.SMITH
BELL-HANGER. &C.

FoRaA NUMBER OF TEARS FoREMAN IN THE RALE1eH
AND GAsroN Rail Roam SHOP.
sis - e Is Raleigh, n. c.. s,..3ss.,zFY
ID DESPECTFULLY offers his services to the citizens
LII Of Raleigh and neighborhood. Mill Work and
at the lowest prices splendid assortment of the finest
Guns and pistols constantly on hand at the cheapest
prices Repairing in his line attended to with neatness
and despatch. Also all work pertaining to Carriages
Carriage Springs &C. Soliciting the custom fhis neigh
bors viii be his constant endeavor give general sat
isfacGon. Ef1S g5--'S.sg-
Raleigh, August 4th, Is4s. 7ls-tf
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FIRE.

FIRE.
TNHE1Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
II offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise against
loss damage by fire. at premiums suit the times
This of the oldest and best Insurance Companies
In the United States and pays its losses promptly.
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh its vicinity
to be made to s.. w. WHITING, Agent.
Andfor Milton, N. c., and vicinity, to
N. PALMER, Agent
CHoDT @o' 1913 67s-1y
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Fruit Trees.

ABE Subscriber has just received supply of choice
Il Fruit Trees from T. Perkins celebrated Nursery,
At Burlington, NJ J., consisting of Peaches, Apricots
view of effecting speedy sales, viii sell them low.
P. F. PESCUD, Druggist.
- ati. 10, 1873. 742-
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!

TUESDAY, Dec 26, 1s4s.
DECEIVED and opened this morning, direct from
Ii Oour mandatory in Newark, New Jersey,
SO Cheap Tweed Frock Goats,
81 Pairs Cashmere Pants,
"a do. Satt. do.
Sc Fine Blk Satin Vests,
"a do. do. Cloth Frock Goats.
ALSO,
On hand large lot of fine Over Coats and Cloaks which
will be offered at reduced prices for cash. Call
E. L. HARDING'S
Clothing Store
Raleigh, Dec. 27th, ls4s. 73s-
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SAMUEL. H MARKS,
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG VA,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN '.3a
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, CIGARS, AND
- = FANCY GOODS. li@aez 4a -

"oULD respectfully inform his town and country
w friends, and the public generally, that by recent
arrivals from the Northern Cities, he is enabled to offer
greater inducements in his line than any other house
Petersburg, he having taken much larger house, five
doors below his former stand and adding at consdera-
BILE expense large Establishment for the mandatory
Confectionery of every description say with conf
eap be purchased at any of the Northern cities He
woudparticulary invite all Country Merchants who are
about making their purchases, to give him a CALL
SAMUEL H. MARKS.
Nab. All those disposed to favor me with their or
ders, may rely upon their receiving my immediate at
tention &. z IS. III. NJ
September 27. @ -9 81 - ta- 726-a
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RoanOke NayIgation Comnnnv.

SEMI-ANNUAL Dividend of one and a half nar
eoat has been declared by the Roanoke Navigation
soapany, payable by the Treasurer on demand being
the sth dividend IOVNEp go'-'e
Wsidsn, Dec. "a 74a,at
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/ GRANDsAINAD BRILLIANT LOTTERIES
FOR FEBRUARY. 1s49.
GanffaI of, 4l35. O0Ol

fVIR GINfA STATE LOTTER
For the benefit of MonOngaEd Ac1demy
Glass 23, for 1e49. S.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
February 10th, 1s49. -...,... st'.
az BRILLIANT SCHEME. s...t.
/ Prize of s 35, 900! do. of 10000! do. OF
$4,000! do. of 5000 dooof $2,4o0 10
do. of 1000! 10 do. of $500 r.
66 Number Lottery-12 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SlO-Halyes $5-Q Quarters 80 so.
Certificates Of Packages of 20 Wholes 800 90
Do do of % Halves SO 90
Do do of 20 Quarters 70 90
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BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY.

g. T.. BURGH, & CO.,
4Saa HAVE and keep on hand, of their own make,
~ General Assortment of Boots and Shoes,
HS'tch for Beauty and Durability Cannot be Sur
passed IN the United States.
LATEST STYLES AND FASHIONS.
We at any time in receipt of the Latest Styles.
and are prepared the shortest notice make any
cle in their line, equal to anybody they care not ,Uho
All work made by them warranted.
Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1s4s. 1913
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Under the Raleigh Telegraph Office,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.
YTNHE extensive patronage this Establishment has
ceived the past year has induced the subscriber to
ENLARGE HIS STOCK, -s. -r.---
and he is prepared to meet the demands of his
Gus customers with the largest and best assortment of
~ READY MADE GOODS
ever before offered for sale in the Sateof North Carolina
His Clothing is manufactured IN a superior manner
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,
and in quality and style cannot be surpassed by any
clothing Establishment in the State. ..,5,
II Purchasers are respectfully requested to call and
examine. E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh Oct O. IS4S. 727-3m.
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FTNHE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
of Pescud & Johnson is this day dissolved by mut-
al p F. Pescud is alone authorized to settle up
the business of the late concern. P. F. PESCUD,
&C. E. JOHNSON, Jr.
Raleigh, Jan. l, 1S49 739-
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young I.adies, seIeot sohool

TTNHE next Session of this School will commence on
IL the 1st of January next, under the management of
the Misses Partridge, assisted by. young Lady
who has for few years past been Principal Of -four
ishing Seminary in New York.
TERMS OF TUITION, SESSION FIVE MONTHS AS
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Just i'm Time.
A MOTHER Lot of Prime Cheese, in boxes. for sale
Aby r. TUCKER & SON
Nov 3oth, 1s4S. 1872
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The American Almanac
tSoR ls4s. This day received at the N. c. Hoo,,
Nav. 18th 1913 roo
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Great Margains-SelIingO out at cost
for Cash!

ID UFUS H. PAGE offers his large and splendid
Stock of Goods, at cost for cash. The Goods are
new and fesh-the most of them having been purchas-
ed for this Falls trade. Persons wishing obuy Goods
cheap. will do well to call and examine my Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
All persons indebted to me my note or account will
please call and settle, longer time be given
RUFUS II. PAGE.
Raleigh, Dec, 20, 1S4S. 739-tf.
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8 3O.I46 DOlIars!
10 Prizes Of 5000, 10 of 3.OO'


10 Prizes of g. 600, 10 of 5000.
- VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit of Mor,ongdiG Academy.
Glass No 81, for I849.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Saturday,
February 18th, le49.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize of $30,I46! 10 do. of $4,000 ~ 40. OF
$3. 900! 90 do. $4,000! 90 do of 5000!
20 do. $40G!
79~No Lottery-13 Drawn Ballots!
Tickets only s 10 OO-Halves 1$5 Oo-Quarters So SO
Certificates of Packages of 90 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
do do. of 26 Half do. SS 90 90
$55.OOO.
$4,000. 10000. 1880 Dollars:
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the Benefit of Monongeha Aeademy.
Glass B., for 1949.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Saturday,
February oath, lS49. a.z
RICH AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
/ Prize of $55, ,OO0! do. of $35,OOO! 1 do. OF
100000 i do. of IL 800! 8 do. of $1,000!
do. of $5, ,OOO!, do. of $4,000 Prizes
of $4,000! 200 prizes of $500!, ~
Tickets $l5-Halves 81 5O-Quarters 50 75-Eighths
80 $l,s74 -fS -
Certificates of Packages rs Whole Tickets s 200 90
Do. do. 25 Half do 100 90
Do. do. 25 Quarter do 20 so
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
in the above plendid Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account of each drawing
sent Immediately after it is to all who order from US
Address = J. & C. MAURY, $50
mo Agents for J. w. MAURr, Geo., Managers,
-...- r.<. . Alexandria, VirgfHiG
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OLdVERf& PROCTER,
% R a p e R 8 6 II A / T. g R. 8
EaYetteville St, Raleish. n. G.

Fayetteville ST, Raleigh. N. C.
WE ARE now opening usual supply of Fall and
|. w Winter Goods, embracing .f -. 5tE
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestinss,
of every color and quality which will be adup to
der, with usual promptness and despatch. Members
of the approaching Legislature and others visiting the
City, would do we'll give CALL determin-
ed not to be undersod outdone In the nakiHg up of
our garments. complete suit of Clothes made in "a
honrs, if necessary - 20. & P.
sa--1es a.st ss-t --ssraa.f=-4 J-b aIa = 5e.r
Fashionable Clothing! ..I.--
81 WE HAVE also on hand beautiful assortment of
Over Coats CIoas Business Coats Frocks Pantaloons
Vests, &c. Also Fashionable Dress Shirts, Flannel
Shirts and Drawers, Cotton Shirts aud Drawers Gowns,
Suspenders, Gloves, Scarfs Stocks, Pocket Handker
chiefs, Sc &c. Call before you bny. 10. & P.
Oct 80, lS4S. ..rs = ISL
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RICH MERCHANDISE

R0R. NEW. ;x'BA LAB IS. GIFTS, &c.
Attraction for ladies q Gentlemen.
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DISSOLUTION:

Raleigh. Jan. II, ls49.
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ECLECTIC MAGAZTYE.

November 6, 1913.
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Raleigh, Dec. 20. ls4s. :.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

Motto on a Bridal Ring "A Young gen.
ileman of fine intellect and noble heart, was
suddenly snatched by the hand Of death
from all the endearments Of life. Surroun.
ded by everything that conld make exist.
enoe pleasant ana happy-a wife that idol
lied him-childrpn that loved him as they
ouly can love, and friends devoted to him /;
the summons came and he lay upon tho
bed Of death. But few short years ago,
she to whom he was welded, placed bri.
DIAL ring upon his finger. upon the inside he
had few words privately engraved. The
husband would never permit the civer tn
read them, telling her the day would come
when her wish should be gratifed. and she
should know the secret. Seven years eli.
Died away, and but few days since. when
conscious that he must soon leave his vito
forever. he called her to his bedside, and
with his dying accents told her that the
hour had at last come when she should SEQ
the words upon the ring she had given him.
The young mother took II from his cold
finger. and though heart stricken with grief.
eagerly redthe words-"f hore loved the on,
Earih-I,rilI meet thcin HeGrcn."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
Corporation Meeting.

Al an adjourned meeting of tho friends Of
Temperance, held at the court house IN OF.
tawa on Monday eve the 30th uh:
The meeting was called TO order by VIM
Cogswell, Esq, and organized by the ap.
pointment off. o. Glover, Esq, chairman,
and Dr. +. A. Gniibert, secretary. The
object of the meeting was stated by the
chairman, and by NJ. +. HOLSTER, ESQ.,, to
he the nomination for incumbents of the
board Of trustees in this village of such men
AS will, is elected further to the extreme
the views of this meeting, in reference to
the traffic in ardent spirits, and the much
desired reform in the municipal regulations
Of this town. On motion a committee If
nine, consisting of A. Woodruff, Randolph
Sizrr, Jno. Bailey, J. b. Rich, WIN. Red.
dick, DR.. Jos. Stout. VIM. Cogswell, Geo.
II. Norris, and NJ. r. HOLSTER were ap.
pointed by the chair TO nominate suitable
men as candidates for trustees, to be sup.
/ ported by the friends Of temperance and re-
form at the ensuing charter election. Dur
ing the consultation Of the committee, the
audience was addressed by the Rev. G. w.
BaSsett, w. ii. l.. Wallace, J. o. Glover,
and Geo. S. Fisher. The committee re-
turnde after short absence and reported
the names of the following gentlemen, as
nominees for trustees, viz: J. o. Glover,
II. G.. Cotton, VIM. Palmer, S. G. Earl,
and +. l.. Waterman. After some d.sulto-
ry conversation between some Of the no.
m,nees, and several members Of the com ..
nt'ee, on motion the report was adodted
and the committee discharged. The meet
ing was addressed by the Rev. Mr.. Highly,
and Rev. ]. Miller.
On motion Of A. Woodruff, committee
Of three were appointed by the meeting TO
procure tickets, and make such other ar
rangcmen's for the election, as they in their
wisdom may deem proper. On motion this
committee, consisting of DR.. J. Pearson,
Levi Hills. and T.. Kerner, We're empow.
cred 10 add three to their number. It was
voted that the report Of the deliberations
Of this large and enthusiastic meeting no
handed to the Free Trader for publication,
and the meeting adjourned she die.
Z. 4. GrILDERT, J. Q. GLOVER.
Secretary. Chairman.
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VOL. lX.-NO. 40.

were possible, would dig his grave al the
north pole; there hurry him thousand ia
thoms deep, wrap him up in an everlasting
winding sheet 81 ice; let the mighty organ
of the four winds gather his requiem from
all nations, and in blast of their widest
whirlings, play it loud and strong upon his
CARVE as long as time shall last. And when
buried ] would write his epetaph as followss
Beneath this sketch there lies wretch.
OLD ALCAHoL most bad l.;
And when he died creation cried,
We're glad. we're glad, we're glad
sHe filled the earth with his foul breath
OF brandy. gin, and rum,
And when he died the Deeil cried
Come, friend, come" q. w. J..