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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-02-02
ftlc0irines.
Mc0itines.
DR.. TO w NSEND'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
s 4 RS 4 p A RILLA.

rTHE preat brauty and s,,.,,,,i,,,o ,tl. s,rson,-
,,r,,,, ,I, u,,",'t medicines H. ,h'i "h'r ile
one Of .hryrr, w., S W.. "''l ,tJS
r.n,yryrr known. rprrnrr, ,,,,;.. i,
tenn anal -tp.rut,rD. il, 49,, It y, ,,,,,,
yiJc amt rich 6lgad; n r,,y,r r,,.,,.s.L t, n oib
crmcIIrur And m rhi, lies the ,tf,u M, NJ ~,
wonderful Success Il has p,r,,lrr, within th, n.,
tive years more than 10000 ciIrrsof .,y,, 81
disease, ut least H. 900 were considered ,ur,rnb,,.
o. has saved the lives gilmore than g. 900 children an
ring Ur twu past seasons
10000 r9s,y.f E,a.,.r pfvng,,l ,r,,,o, ".
ram, gur,.g '''''' y -'"-
ID r,,,r=,.,r. l.,.,,, ,r"',I NV,
system ,.r,,auru,.y Ia tI.. ,,h, INV. Ins,,b,,r
..,I.r ,n,.r,,y i, tb, n,Ic,r,, ms tT
r,rI,u r,r,tI,tf, ,,, yo,b ar tho .,r,s.,y. ,nJJ
,r.r, ,t ,E,. ,,, ,,l t,,,.,t, M, ~ ,r,I L,
s,.I r,r.-,, , art . d., tom. i,..tJ -,
nt,,IIf.,r r,lurI,, -,,.,tip- pr,,InI,r I,rnv AMY
d....p. h,s,,,,, ,,,,,i. th,i t,i,I i.,s,, ~
-rr.pinp cam h.. rpt,r.Iy restored Ly Tim. nrasnn,
remedy Tins Snr-1u.r.II, is far -,r.,ri.,r t,nnv
L.'.,,l.,,,ar E.ry,B
r,ur,y- ami n,,,nr,f.s rbr .,sr.,,. pyes ,c.
t.yiry tn ih. limbs nu -rr,lf d, ry, ir-ri,orsy..
r.,, I'm ouln-t rJ.uq,, ,I..,-.,.
,,.-....r '..nI'Y''"g ,"'.. .....,--.-
,',. 'l'" N'. l-.N''. '"','' IA'', ca" ,''u
,,"' '"'"WiS' "n1NI'"N' hN'i '"HIIHm',
u.,,' '',,''l' Nu"i"', NT''i"'' u'''- 81 "ivHH
.'' s''' '>'' u..'l' '''''' "S"' sweat uH"-
I". W. l.".YsT 'N"''.'AI"' l"" +" '"' s"e' &C.
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D- T,,,ps,,,r ,,r,l,. ~, ~ Az - g.
nm, Z, I,- br,, ,l, ,.,,s ,i,,i ,'i 'l
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.uarg Ifh.rl.I, ,y,. ,,r,.l ,,,,r. a, ia' a,'
al .lrrr rrqufr.. .t l.onI. l,,l p.l, sy,r,,. on
,,a- gr,ar' Ih..,,,F and ,ir,J and i ,,, ''''"
poet ta lya. br,. onIyusrI ,nur S,,.,r,.iil,
Short time ,. fh-.. ,n5I,,i,,l L,n., Lio,'
,,.urrHr u mo- Y,n ,1u ,,,I. ir,a,ir.. ,t,, .
-lu,fg. for rl.., result. Snurnr't -,.,,,, "''
wa. RUSSELL. 81 t'9fh,,re-.,
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ID. ,,.,,,,..,.r. 4, ..,' ,''. ' p, 90,
I..... 40 .,.... ' wv ~
<..-., k,..l.'. ..r,. d. .., 4 we, We,
Before had nr.u.I r.. nr., N..r....r .,,aar,.i IN
vnru ..r N..uN. nuI every other ,E., ,,brp IN,
,r ,nnI Fever appeared. rGuy v.rr. 0.-. ,.nl,nt.
uHI h..u.-.. ur ..u-HrI tu.l,r.. .nr,,a- entire.
IS relieved. aud -.. vr-lrurF better Imam -br L,J
been H.H1. She funA doe 1sUr
uus respectfully, CHARLES II SWAIN
glary,t,,
This ..a,.', ONE .,. MON. rb, .,... '.r-,.I ,ss
alrl.rr,ar....,fl.. ID. g.......... ,..s,,,I, L,,
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TlGlitinc5.
MOFFATS
Life Fills and PhTa;y Filters.
u NhEV THOUSANDS

N'' '... t' Toe '''E~. ''' . 49,
Enr v' ".'''>" i'V''' me ""'''n '''''' is '''''
II MANY THOUSANDS
Hc'-'.'n'"o n.''a''s' '''N nav. ''''
s1'"r'-' '"n ,h' very N'rE' " 70" "I''
GIVE '..' W "' '.' 1--WE U'''.'
h'i r'.HE i. 'a u, ', t. u ,,9-,, ,,
"''. .,l,.. -. Mai, ,s. T..,' +. Lgt
''''' '' "'.''' M'..'". ,..i ,... t....
nL...' ..sti ,..l a,,,,'i,, ,r,Tsi r,,, :,
.."."'f "'' .t.. -, 49,, o.,
mas 'I.''.N ..,...r ,., ,t,.. t...,.,..,.r,.
N', r,.., ,r,..,,r..c conn.
"'. .., ..r.,.l, ,t.,. ,,......,.,..,,,,. no.,
w., ',.., .',.;s... ,,.I s.,.l,r. ,r,i,, 10,
-, and .,,,r.,s,t ..,. and on.
Ill.,, .,..,, r..,.,,..l ,.,.,, ami ,,'-,-. fr,,i
,.,,,.,. "r@h,.l FIR ,h.,r n,n,.
nm. ,r,. b..r NJ i,sr,,.,i,,s ..,.r', r-,s which
-...ll, ..,,-..,. ,..,s t TJrr, N-r'OT-
c-,rr-, ,-, ,,r-ly nn3 s.J.ry y,T.-r'flig; md
S MN mother Ts-orrv nor hrtiro5nv. uur
s~,,,io rr- 1nT E,nrF mineral, IN unt form
'.''.l :, The, Arr, CENTRALLY c,rr,..H of rN
tics f-.,, -,-., and rovarul rlu,S the virtues
.r,,f..l ,b,.,.h ',n- known Q, several Indian
,-b,s aYi -,o.nf, ,n s.,li, eminent rharnaran-
t.,.I rg,,p.s.s ,-, nItn.-r.hr~ unknown 10 the
,,..,-, d, r,rl,c.l Science, and wore
,,,,.- .-, administered ion 81, happ.y rrear.pus
,c.mr.r,,f,n
'TI, frs, ,r,-,,.,r is ., loosen nom Che roefs
crth, stomach and ',iv.rrs the various impure
HES mud r-rlitfrs constantly seti'u- round thrm;
and To- remove t1, harl~ord ,ro.r which collect
..H. 10 ID
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" ff@tgA II uug universal powers 'T
TsSS ~ single gwen medicine
\gf~Q-0NNr Il lsnot only Ij'. hur un.
h-A pudcul. io ,l1UUr such 70
iq tAa lcc ol ma intelligent community Ill-couw-
"a tn ig.Nrry d~t principles cd common -Husc. The
GUyhuN,lH Svus- commences with the
hrTltah,rg lcgeiHbie IH''
inr| Chronic complaints. the mos mpar., reliance
mav lr. placed upon these Fills They purge away
offensive tumor~ arrest rhr prour~, of d,-,a-c. nui
%, .ar-nw. uur restore tome aud NHor to the system
Grrfn5rr. Url,b rHvs
'vNerpHh.,- -kUm.ly and elegantly po-
rdt,fHr GrJrghrr COMPANY from number at
hn most purifying g'NguuunE and h1.mE roots,
hnsn~. h.rn- and vines gathered lu lar tuu.l- auu
uaGrs OF Amrrc1 - purr - cents per pocHn5'
Ihs thijrcH.s Pguctr.
Toy SUMMER complaints, dy-Cuyry and 1. o.a'r
affections ct The stomach and bowels b. is u1.ulr.-
Token u -WnN doses occasionally, % Will prevent
sickness .0 amy climate. lturrd huthc tried to I'M
-u.r tHr hearty commentator OF mothers. In the
southern. western and southwestern states. and n
fHy Tropics. IFS value cannot hr estimated. Nuullrr
reliable r.u.Jryn- medicine l- before the public This
-uu..r-o w1ut seriously htbyryrry mohcr-Iu'r
50rrursR bottle, with ample directions.
Grrt,njerg Ers LD'07
Inr,u.'"' m'nmntou. ordinary inflammation, ,lm-
r.-- ami Hlurui the -lgI', week.-Mrs. OF the eyes,
.".. wuy vrrpnn. iugaD,u Substances 100 ihn eye,
,'n.f.-a positive uI -p.e,y rogr. Price ., cents "a
Gnu.rhar. F.rs. 'r"o p''r.
Persons addicted WIa THIS distressing complaint.
uHN u"f speedy and positive CWn 900 those r"Wu.N
n.. ls uher fever aud asur Remedies merely
check Cine mote violent manifestations Of 'h" disease ,
..... N.uH,r.1ui ,u.Ur.. ..r .uut uuu l1r ~N --
Um Iu"r SIN u"N, wI.d directions.
Grrfer,re Nuswr'r
..- .,'nr'o ~u-nnu..1 combines Hnr'nwn-
..t ...n..rfi0 .."' Sham uuN other -1rnp1u.H pw-
HHr.''..".u"r.. ..ru. '"....n .H'...... 90 -H'r
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IVT- y N"TV NTTT'F VI'-'V'I.
n JRNIh Ant to mn brlrrof Do. County Cour'
ct Ia sale county, u7ucs Is hereby gwen,
n that a,' persons having claims against lHr e--
ing and file them IN said court. on th, second Mon
day OF February next, when md where said claim
ants nr' requested tor the purpose oihaynu
ihcirc.aiu- adjusted m pursuance OF .aw
Dec -, 1919 $40 CUAs. & ELLIOTT .Rnr.
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The annual expenses Of the Royal Family If
Great Britain are estimated about g 100000.
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Bisls1Oi.'S
Nerve and Bone Liuilncrs

lkNl 81 TIll KIN = ! - -
.axI,, --'-''' IA = - q
W., III. MY ere WIN ""''h '''- a.-
4 v,.rI r, br, ,.,.,, Inn. ,..'., ,...
r-.rrcor- p, extend y. rara.a,..-. ST., ,., ,. en-.
.e w.'hn ,Hr reach ,t aI VINO may win p, ,g-r.r-
'n1r efficiency L. -rna'an a- rr,dy Co...
cuts. isl, Is, En-, -P1'n- cramps. od sores. sore
wv ..t r.. ''..,' .''''-' salt rH"nu, 1000 &c
M ,r r,rs ra.s ,,,.- ~, ,r,' .',yL pam
,lr and limo. OF g,r,I- ,,,r,or. So, ',.t.
sweeney f.wa. scratches. prI ,.yl. .u.r,. sra,Ip
ring worms. uurh-. >00I cn..-. sore .u-. charmed
hands. flesh wound, Il al. kinds. &c. '-h.rher u
PAGES Where Do hH' h-gN .'E'. Hrr tn.n tlat amy
o.I., .,.IfJ{ ever o"-'r" lo ''r public. It's used
l'.., .l,. ' ,,.. -..,, ..-. ,....-r...
raru,. a-e Il I'll v-,h r.-,.r,,,. .rg-,o-,pr y, r,
genuine" pteu-a- effected. SOD lew ut which ore. ever
read, the PROJECTORS propose ou.''n. everything IN
.ae "ay o. a'"b'r Fl. mud stating nothing hui
NE -.a'p.' iae'- 'H'ArAr',o'peni au.e.F upon
"' gro. ..-' i 'H' h''r'"' IN connection with ,Ins"
'-l, .' '-T..-A .' ltf'Mn,Hi reputation and fN-
r.-.t" sa.r. h.,o" w... he i"unt O few crruHc7t's
,..,.. ...' b.. ..'.g I, 20 D' 'l ,'''' ana
r. t,,....,s. 4 ~. -. ,r'' '..'I '''''
. ,.y.l l, Re-, ~, ,,,I -. ... rs.
DoI, ryiI ,,,r Cd '''.'''.'..'
/ !. Uar.1 Ufa,-r. of ,,yrrnorr' De- Kali 70 I'll
hereby certify rnat havec cured two affr, wortr7-
-, ui poll evil upon r1y horses during 'he a-t year
with bristol. l.rrneri tFntI have EVER seen n,
P i.r "I-I Ar.''g" J. commenced using '.l" .mmrni
.'.l.e .i1 -,rr Hti 'f'Ael' nE W',-itn.nZ The sNN
WIN 20 ami lealnl H IN win h.' howell; and
horses heal anil neck were A. timber and well o.,
eyer. With the second ca-e / did not apply the Ii
nmsrtirom neglect, u1u, the sore hal broke and
r,.rr ,... ,.J ', ,,l "',.l ru',,'
.rs.i .,,, ami y,,.., AMI ,b, L,,g t ",.',
fI. i.,..,.'...,. ami 5,,, ,. ~ -, ill.,
. ~ 49,. '.', '..i' ~, .'. I u''' ','' 'i..
-ws..H ever. / assure those having horses Mt.
f'ct'I no that way ,haiBnsto.- Ncry" and Bone Ii
n'meni vi. In e,rry instance not only cure policy.
! Succ,X tv.ci
/ T., q PM oID.S.vn E.n'I,r ,,,,,,,,. II
h,r.by ceri.y 'sat some time IN th month c i,r
last, bad q valuable hor.c -wecney,i J had been
applying severn. kinds OF medicine Tor 10. when Br,-
tp'- iumrnt was recommended 10 me rurchas-
ri two bottle. oti'. ana with thsmiua weeks r.rpe
entirely cured my horse at the sweeney The uu,-
mrut should beJuhbri nu the shoulder, and hct M
ir,., .,,,. f .,,.,, ~, Wv. CO.,, .'' '''
,.y..r, III Il ~ p,u-
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Fish !!
Ware House for sale

Ware House for sale
| WILL sch .hnlfoimy warehouse lately cree
l ted ON two lois gu the side cut, very low. For
terms enquire Of dec2l G. BURR.
Groceries !
I HHDS NE " CROP SUGiR;
IL 50 bbls do Molnsscs, superior quality
10 sugar house. do do
20 Cider Vinegar:
erces newand superior Rice
Is bbls crushed pulycrizcd mud onfSusnr;
Is boxes ST lolig Candies;
10 do supreor Soap;
1000 lbs best quality Snernius;
80 sncks new Rio Coffee,
3 do Javn do
80 Chests superior Teas
All received within Two wccksan for sale nj
Ottawa, dec u LooKwoops.
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Mr0irincg.
The s-racfcnbcrs COlnpany's
North Western Agency.
Graefe NIB erg III edicines.
ilr0irinc9.

The Medicines issued
Ivy the GrUlrubcrg Com
pauy, consist at a series
pre-cmincuuy adapted
to the disease for which
they arr respectively rec
commended Great dts
rcpute has attached to
tlc Patent Medicine hu-
siuesS 10y persons c.Gm
ug universal powers nr
a single gwen mr,lclw.
ltisuot only ii'r hur m
wilrui. tu .'1uut such 70
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ountcr scalcs-lla,ch's patent with weights
for sale hy doc l. WAIKln \ lllCkLlNa
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IN Chllcery State Of Illinois, Iasalle county, ss
lasalh circuit court, to April term, 1850: iona.
than Reed RS. Desire Reed-Bll lor divorce.
| Tappcarng from affidavit on file IN the clerks
office ofthe circuit court IN and for said county,
that Desire Reed the defendant in the above cause
Is not resident OF the state of Illinois aud without
the reach Of process Of this court, and complainant
having flied his bill herein and summons having is
sued thereon according To law. Notice il therefore
hereby given 10 the said defendant that nness she
shall be and appear before the sad circuit court ON
the first day OF the next term thereof TO be holden nj
the court house in Ottawa, on the 22l day Of April
next and plead demur, except to. or answer the
companants bill Of complaint, the same will bc IA.
ken as confessed against her, and the matters and
things therein prayed for dccrcd accordingly.
GiovIs & Cook, com sal. fllll.O lIlNDIY,
January, H. 1850, CLERK
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QuccsisSyarc

DIrTS celebrated Como pIoughs, warranted Il
! scour in any soil for eale at I,ocgwoops.
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~ VIII aiWiysDe hgh. Hauling provisions and 4
my generally has paid more than well Early il
season man could get $500 to take 5000 ID
the mines, but prices have been reduced now 10
TO $50 per loOlbs Last spring cattle were
70 high, 5000 being offered for three yoke and !,
r. on and refused, very properly too, for two /
at would peyit Now, however they ore cheaper.
o. wagon sSo to 800, This change IS produce,
4 the number driven in from the states Mules al
~ demand at from sl9j to $500, aud some even !
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lsIOllglus.

MEMS cloth, seal scalciie, fur and plush cap
ih low, by nov ii J g. NArrfNGER.
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DLuG, black, bro an, invisible green, anu n.t %
ID Brondclolht
Ergliss. French and American c,ssmcrrs; I"
Sntt.ncts, jCaus, Wecd', Sleeps gpys, oNer.d
Ing, and other winter goods for SAFE cheap Tor hui
OF almost any kind oiprodncr. div
nov ~ L., J.. SANGER y 1.-THE
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PINES. Asa r"'u"!E ,H- iM- most distressing
md o6,U1r'e malndy. lhe VEGETAPLELIFE

80 ~ O-I|T- TI'TT|' w" IlNL ne u. LIZ n
MEDICINES deserve distinct and emphatic
recommendation. Il is wrn-k known 10 hundreds
"a his city. that TIVE former proprietor Of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with Ills
camount l.r upwards Of ruRrY-fryE YE,rs ani
that he tired IN vain every remedy prasrr bed
within IN. whole compass Of the NHi~,t1 Nstrc1
IIe however at length tried tive Medicine which
is now offered TO ih, public, and ha WINS cured 10
avery slar. time, nfsr his rcnvary had been proc
uounc-i not ouy improbable, bug absolutely in
nu-------- L-. NM .n-.n-L r-L-.-a-
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Keep your Feet Dry,
NiDI.tSSI.S,

Il n BBIs lockwood" .urgt house Nplls-eS.
UIU a uperoruuicc, NJ ST. Louis prices, ~
my II ", WALKER y llCRtrNG.
ELASS-lM boyrs;alI syrs; jukcgs nails. and
u general as odmeut O, Hardware
aoy ID l., p. SAygrE & CO.
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pOpES, Cords. Nc-A large lot ct Rope from
IL ,o2amch close plough, & hsh lines can he found
ntut rrh % 20 tusuW6Ns.
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MORE STyy DRUGS.

NJ EAN ORLEANS Crushed u Loaf sugar 'us
~ received and for -n'e low hy CrsuHky.
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Y AND BOXES. rh.Irsu'- ghli-=. clothes M. Nr--
y c1-r., sr.As, ir1l arl s1Irrlruei comforts am
misses rH= IS. w..l many Other things,
rr, h ] q. Nl~~rNurT
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lust received and now opening orc Of The ln-r
u eat mn best nssurtmUuts Of Crockcry ever Of g
cd IN this market embracing complete sets Of iiilts
ing blue, mulberry, light blue, white, granite h.
common ware, Jail Hud'see. Pc
nov -, - l.. T. SANGER s CT
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yuncr,u,iEi,i si,in>.

SttICD h-rad. prime article, V 3, hgl t.''rh-
= rI. fog SHE love- by W.. ilt,Eflr
pLoyGlIs-N complete assortment Of the cole
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OTTAWA TANNEIsY

QuccusNSaVc.
A NEW assortment Of new styles. Just received b!
IL nov IL J. q. N,rr'verR
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS


Ma. PowELLa-Please announce Hon. Tnon, IS
Z. EiNcENT, ms n suitable person 10 be nominated
Tor State Senator, by the Democratic Senatorial
Convention, to be held at bloomfield on the 10Th
day of August next. Mr. Vincent, in Years past.
has ably discharged this important trust. and the
Democrats of this county and district reposc the
confidence in him. that, il nominated and elected,
he would againiaithully represent them.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
MA. PowELL: Permit nc, through your col
umns, 10 maine JOSEPH REA, esqr.. in connec-
ton with the nomination for State Senator. Mr..
REA is one Of our Oldest citizens, is a trno Demo.
ocrat, and has done good service in tie cause of
Democracy in by-gone years. II he should be
nominated by the Democrats of the District, br
wIllcertainly receive, ms he always has done, the
free and full support of his party in
July 24, 1850. HARRISON COUNTY.
Mr. PowELL:-Permit nc through your columns
TO name ROBEKT ALEXANDER, the old defender Of
his Country in the hour of danger, rs suteble
poison TO be nominated for State Senator, by the
Democratic Senatorial Convention Mr. Alexan-
deris, TOO, rs good Democrat as ever lived.
FREEPORT.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-31
FOR GOVERNOR:
REUBEN WOOD,
OF Cuyahoga.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ALEXANDER P. MILLER,
OF Butler county.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF HARRISON
CnTTNTV

The Democratic electors of the several
townships of HARRISON county will meet al
their respective places of holding elections,
III primary meeting, on Saturday, the l0h
day of August neat, then and there TO elect
THREE DELEGATES from each township, to
meet in COUNTY CONVENTION, in Ca
diz, on Tuesday, the 1871 day of August
neat, al II o'clock, NJ, TO select suitable
county ticket to be supported by the Demo
cratic party at the coming October election,
Also, said primary meetings will appoint
TWO delegates from each township TO attend
the DISTRICT CONVENTION, composed
of the counties Of Harrison, Belmont and
Monroe, to nominate a candidate for Con-
aress 10 be Ecd at Morristown, Belmont
county, on WEDNESDAY, the tweniytfirst
day of August. Likewise, they will choose
other TWO delegates from each township, tc
meet in SENATORIAL CONVENTION
at Bloomfield, Jefferson county, on FRI
DAY, the sixteenth day of August.
The ticket TO be selected by the County
Convention comprises candidate for Rep.
resentative, candidate for County Auditor
a candidate for Recorder, candidate lol
Commissioner, and candidate for Pool
House Director. A Central Committee lor
the year will, also, be appointed
Your Central Committee cannot too strong
ly impress upon the minds of their fellow
Democrats. the Importance Of a full delega'
ton in County Convention; and it is hoped
that no person will be selected al the pri-
mary meetings as delegates 10 either the
Coualy, Senatorial, OF Congressional Con
vcntion, who cannot make it point to be
present at the same
JOSEPH REA, Chairman
JonN BEALL, Sec'y
Cadrz, July 9, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-31

PROFESSOR J. w. WEBsTER's DEATH WAR.
RANT SIGNED The Boston Tronsctip ol
Saturday afternoon says:
Professor Webster is said to have been full
" prepared for the decision of The Executive
Council--at least, When he learned il from
the evening papers, he did not appear to be
disappointed. His wife and three daughters,
also Mr. Sohier, one of his counsel, had Oh
interview with him in jail yesterday.
Ii is understood that Professor Webster had
expressed wish that il he were 10 be exc
culed, an early day might be fixed; and that
his family might be kept in ignorance of the
time For long time the family hayo alb
stained from reading any newspapers what,
ever.
The prisoner was visited this morning by
High Sheriff Eveleth, who found him calm
and apparently resigned. Professor Webster
had probably long Jefore abandoned all hope
Of the favorable action of the Governor aud
Council. His ExceIency, the Governor, has
affixed his signature to the death warrant
which has been duly transmitted to the High
Sheriff.
The Journal says that Prof W.'s family
had moi when they visited him, on Saturday,
learned of The dicision ag inst him.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-31
The reported ABdicaiiOm of lac EGus
sian Gear.

Respecting this item Of intelligence, which
one Of the last steamers brought US, the AK.
la.Chapelle Gaseae has the following re-
marks:
"'The PreSse, Of Brum, announces that tie
Emperor Nicholas has formally resolved ic
abdicate, on the lst Of December, in favor oi
his son Cesarowiich, the heir presumplive tc
the crown. His Majesty desires that his sou
shall ascend the throne at this time, in ordeI
that he may not be exposed 10 the danger o.
becoming prey n malicious parties or con
spiracies which are always formed in Russia
upon every new accession. His Majesty
will assist at the councils of his son as long
as he is able 20 direct himself To This il
must be added that, believing The prophecy
Of Russian Monk, The people are persuaded
that no sovereign can reign more than TWEEN
ltyl6vo years, under pain Of meeting vioIen
death, In short, il appears that the Empero
Nicholas has followed the expression of
desire 10 enjoy the sweets Of private life, ant
that he has said recently 10 person of dis
tinclion: these affairs are for the young peo
pie, who assume after the ieins of govern
ment, to settle similar difficulties which mus
meet prompt soulion.'"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-07-31
From tI.e Plains.

The Messrs. Robdoux, who have o ira
ding post near Fort Laramie, arrived in this
place on Wednesday evening, from The plains
They left their post, which IS fifty miles be
low Fort Laramie, on the, l4th of April, but
owing to the great scarcity of grass were un-
aSle to travel but very short distance per
day, which accounts for the great length oI
time they were on the plains. They met
the first company Of emigranls fifty miles
this side Of Fort Laramie, on the 26lh day
of April. Their horses was much reduced.
there being little or no grass on The plains.
A few days alterwatd they met the second
company, and every day aiterward mel large
numbers of the emerants. They were gole
ling on we'll, and appeared TO enjoy the trip
finely. Their general health was good,
there being but very few cases of Sickness
They heard OF only one person who had The
smallpox, but did not know ofa single case
Of cholera. As an evidence of tho general
health Of the emigrants, they only saw Two
graves on lheii return aud one Of these the
grave ofa child.
They counted on their return 5000 wngs
OH5 ltlHneulalely on tnc IOuu' = Hcy I'hsaGu
a large number Of wagons at the different
encampmonts off the road, which they did
not include in their count. Taking into con
sideralion the fact that they passed the lnde
pendence road where it interseets the 81. Jo"
seph road, before the NAN BODY of emgrants
had arrived at that point -and not meeting
any Of the emigrants who left be Bluffs and
old Fort Kearney, they travelling on the
other side Of the Platte we should not be
surprised if nearly $4,000 emigrants are now
on the plains, bound for California. There
we're never less than louI men to a wagon
and frequently some contained five six and
even seven persons. Allowing four men "a
a wagon, and they met on their return up,
ward Of $4,000 persons, not including tho
pack mule companies, beside large number
who were cncainped Of the road.
The Messrs. Robidoux took charge Of I
number ofIetters from the emigranls. = From
tier Guardian.