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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

HHE subscriber having made arrangements
with Vespasan Ellis, Esq, OF Washington
Il City hereby gives notice tina, he is prepared
toprosecute Bounty Land Pension and other claims
upon government with facility nnd on favorable
terms.
The principal classes Of cases of land bounty md
pension claims which now exist, aud the general
principles on which they rest are as follows 10 wit:
lstLdnd Bounty is due to all officers non. commits.
stoned officers, musicians, or prlvates whether reg
uIars. volunteers. rangers or militia who served IN
the war OF 1872, unless they have heretofore ece.
we'd land bounty. Also, TO all such MS served in any
OF the Indian wars since 1890; and also the commits
stoned officers who served in the war with Mexico,
to wit Those who enlisted Tor one year and served
9mon,hs, To l6O acres those who enlisted for six
months and served months TO ~ acres All those
who served over month to 10 acres. The widow
OF soldier who was killed in battle is entitled TO 6O
acres II the officer or soldier is dead, the widow is
entillcd to the bounty. II there be no widow, the
minor heirs OF the officer or soldier are entitled 10
the bounty
I'd Pensions for Life are due to MI widows Of
revolutionary officers and soldiers If they were mar
ned prior to 1900
Sd Increased pensions nrc due TO all such widows
u then husbands were pensioners under the act Of
1878.
All communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful Mt
enon. Postage paid pn all letters sent through the
Post Office. Ottawa nov9 NJ +. ,IoLtlsTIR,
AIRY al Ldio, and Land .dp,nf
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE FREE TRADER.
By the Eastern Line.
New York Election.

New York, Nov S.
All the counties in the state heard from except
Allegheny and Ca.taraugus. Ssymore is Soo'to
400 ahead. The Tribune thinks Hunt, wing is
elected, bu: tho Journal Of Commerce gives Sey-
more from 300 to COO Vote very close.
Allegheny and Ca,tsraugus, which, in coLrexion
with several counties just received, places sey.
more 750 ahead Of Hunt This estimate allows
Hunt 400 in Erie CO, and 500 in Niagara, which
a despatch just received says is more than he has
received
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There is some foolish talk outside about our ha

There is some foolish talk outside about our hA
wing published the proceedings ofthe Liberty con
vsntion in only part Of our edition Of that week
We are obliged to get our paper out before ~
o'clock on Friday night, to meet the Fox River
and Indian Creek mails, and it was after 10 o.
clock when the Liberty convention adjourned
80 that it was impossible toget them in that night,
As the election was but week of, and the con.
venton were very anxious to have their proceed
ings generally circulated over the county before
the election. We squeezed them in next morning
The cute chap that made the discovery is refer.
ence to these proceedings might by keeping awake
another whole night, discover that there is quite
difference this week between the papers printed
last night and those printed this morning. and in.
deed, ike grand discovery might be made al.
most every week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Mt, Palatine Academy,

NHiS institution IS now under the JON, direc-
ton OF Key. o. FsnER, and Rev c. VI.
WRIGHT, Principals
The long experience and established reputation of
these Gentlemen, ~ teachers, will we doubt not be
sufficient guarantee to the public that this ns,ltu-
ton viii met the most s2ngune expectations Of It's
friends and patrons
The Institution will be divided into three depart.
mens, VIZ Classical, Normal and MahcmaiIca
and Femae Rev o. Flshe. Professor of Latin
Creek, Mental and Moral Science Rev c. NJ
Wright Professor of Mathematics and Natural
Science, end Normal Department
TERMS ASp VACATIONS
Spring SESSION Wi commence 81 Wednyin April
Summer I'd Aug,
ran 9th OCtr
Winter " % Ian
There will be i vacation OF two weeks nj the
close OF the winter session and one OF six weeks
following the sprlng session. which will invariably
CLOSE on the 4th OF July, AT which time will take
place the annual exhibition. Annual examination
AZ the close the winter session, which times the
Board OF Visitors are invited to be present.
ESrEssEs.
For Reading. Mental and Practical Arithmetic
Geography, and Grammar commenced. 800
FOR Grammar advanced Higher ArithnIe-
nc. Algebra commenced, Philosophy,
Chemistry, Astronomy, &c.
For Botany, higher Mathematics and Lam
gunyrS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ) 90
Music, lPlano Forte )....................l0 1000
Contingent bills ...............,l2
Rooms in Academy Observation-Disclosures. 50
Board, from 81 TO ST. 23 The very best accom-
modations will be provided. Students can board
themselves # they desire All tuition bills payable
IN advance, and no student admitted tor less than
term and no deduction except IN case ofpro,rac,ed
sickness.
LOCATION.
This Institution is Located n, Mt Palatine in Put.
nam County. Illinois, twenty miles from Ottawa hy
stage, forty miles from Peoria ten miles south OF
Peru, md ten miles cas-, Of lIennepn Its retired
spot, elevated and surrounded by most delightful
scenery. Its health lie unsurpassed by any other 10.
cation. J. HlGBY. President
otthe Board of Trustees
Mt Pnl,tine, Feb, 90, 1850
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ATIiXnl of the Africn

The Africa arrived a. the wharf betwee and
o'clock tins morning, with Liverpool dates to
2dth ult Niagara arrived on the 2Oth-Atlan,ic
on the 24th-News from England unmportant
The proclamation Of Louis Napoleon declaring
himself President for 4 year. ia calculated on
with certainty. In Spain the ministerial crisis
has subsidized The German dispute still con
tipues. Affairs in Schleswig Hols,ein continue
the same, but both parties are preparing for re
nswal Of hos,ties
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Notice..
select school.
To ORccvs and SoId,ers.

49, ~ VshCcCS NuO SOOters,
Whether Regular, volunteer, Rangers. or Iilitio
o. the Var OF lSl2, Merican, and all Indian
Wars since 1890, lBiach HapSs War iaciu d,d J
\ bL at you who have not received bounty lands
"A are now entitled to them, aud can obtain inor.
nation and assistance IN procuring them BY calling
npon the undersigned At his Pension Bounty. Land,
paid Having had several years experience in the
pub! departments at Washington City he is ena.
bled to render efficient service to those having bust.
ness ct any description, before either of them.
Office IN the Court House. Joliet. Illinois
A. + PATRICK, Attorney at La,p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Representatives. in con.
gress from Illinois Hon VIM Rrddick and lohp
llisc, ESQ Ottawa Hon. J. A. Ma,teson and. Hon.
VIM. 4. Little, Joliet. DC, IL. 1850 -lorf
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"RSoErsioR !"-lh, is the motto adopted by
olr friend Lockwood. lie is Diet ermlncd tina, his
ne~ stock Of goods, Of which he is now in the re.
ccIpt, shall be ahead Of every other in town in
point OF quality, quantity and cheapness And
hc' n stick 10 IL
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CuIeAoo Thursdsy Noy 4

CHieAoo Thursday, Now.
Receipts barely nomlna--ahout l'UOO hu, wheat,
$50 bu oats, 200 hu corn, and $50 bills flour Bus.
mess extremely dull on Water street We hear of
the following transaction SINCE our last 1000 bu
winter wheat, from store, at 6Oc--GOO hu spring
from store, at $3.50 b. spring, from tennis and
railroad, 40n i6c-2i0 bu OATS, nom some source. at
22a23lc-sma lots corn. at 3lc for shelcd, and 22c
in the ears hhds n O sugar, at 7.a1i-30 bbls
clarified do, al 7ia9!--lO bhs syrups at I3a62c--
IL bbls Ohio whisky, ct 2ia23c Tribune
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-09
Liyefpool. Oct. %.

LTFeTPU'Il VCt, .U'
Corn marke, firm. Indian yet in demand 20,
SCI per white Sales of Baltimore Flour e3s Cd
to 24s. Western Canal 2?a22s Cd; Ohio. 23s24s
and all descriptions in active demand The gen.
eral state of trade throughout England ha, not
been altered since las, steamer.
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MARR;ED-At the Mansion House, in O,,nwa
on the 18th inst by los. IL Wagner. Esq. MIR GEO
MINARp to Miss JgSNErr DlrGMAs.
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L. p. Sanger & Co.

\ RE now receiving and will open on Monday
1 n next at their new store, corner OF La Sale
and Cana. streets, one OF the largest and best as
sortnents OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Crochery, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Bon
nets. Nuiis &c. selected with the grealest care
expressly tor the wants Of This country, which they
Otter 10 sell for cash or country produce as low #
not lower than con be bought else where
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Administrators Sale Of Real Is
1D1N

Estate Of Stephen ", sampson. deceased
NOTICES hereby given that will make appli.
~ cation to the county court Of La Sale county
on the l,h Monday otDcccmhcr next, tor an order to
sell the lands and ,cnemcnts belonging to the e.-
,n,e Of Stephen W Sampson, deceased OF as much
thereof rs may be Necessary topay the debts Of said
deceased at which time and place all persons inter.
es'ed, are requested to appear and show cause why
said real estate should no, be sold Tor the purpose
Aforesaid RunAYsAH SAMPSON, Admir-,
November Q, 1850
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Springfield District.

Springfield, Nov.s,
The returns, as for as received, indicate thu.
Yates 10 elected over Harris.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1885.

LD - ADLlSuLD lN lCOts
-A CLARKE g. co, 1902. Lase street.
~ Chicago. offer tor sale TO country
MI dealers and physicians a large and well
40H seec,edstock Of Drugs and Medicines,
among which are
100 lbs Turkey Opium, 50 lbs Caomel,
300 " Cnmphor, 200 Qunine,
100 " PhuIv. Rubarb, 50 Morphine,
100 " Bark 500 Sup Car Soda,
1900 Sal. EPSON. 200 Tai. Acid,
500 i" " Nre, 100 SIENNA,
DYE sTUFFs; S' "''''
3Obbs I.ogwood, 20 bbs Cam~ood.
10 " Fustic. " Blue Vitrvl
5 Coperas, Alum,
5carboys Oil Vitrol, 5carboys acids
Dbl. madder, case indigo.
OILS AND PAINTS.
10 bbls Linsced Oil, 1000 lbs Sed lead.
20 20 " S ys;, TuIpe"'ine' 1000 ,0,h. Pu!y,
S " ven,ian Red. Q " Olive oil,
800 kegs white lead, Sperm Oil.
70 bbls tire proof paint, lamp black.
GLASS
$50 boxes NcCulys win 100 boxes Phials,
dow glass from 7x9to 80 Bottles.
lSx24, Ink bottles, Pa,en, medicine Phials
BRUSHES
PANT '"'''' D'''" T ,",r p''s''
Vnrnish =" Clothes "
Sash Shoe
Together with great variety Of other kinds
PATENT MEDICINES
OF fall the most approved and popular kinds, by the
dozen. at manufactures prices.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Old Madeira, London Dock Brandy,
Sicily Segne,te and Rasteau do
Old Dry Port, Holland Gin,
Sweet Jamaica Rum,
Pale Sherry, Alcohol, Bay Rum, &c.
CIGARS
4 large and well selected stock OF the choices,
brands OF
Havana Principe, Rcgna.
Plantation, Manila Pressed, &c
Periumery, surgical instruments, trusses of the
best manufacture. and in the aigcs, variety
An acquaintance OF l6 year with the Drug Trade
Of this section authorizes Us state that we can sup
ply the COUNTRY TRADE with articles rs good
and on terms as liberal as any other house west Of
Bnialo.
Persons sending orders, will Be as well treated as
present TO price goods and all articles will be
well packed, so rs TO stand rough roads. Call and
try Us. Chicago, Sept. 7, lS5J-ly
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Markets..

Ottawa Nov. o
Whea,-Auivals light. Winter 55dGOc.; spring
dull ut 35@iO.
Oats-Ac,lve demand at 25 l2Sc
POtaoes-IOc
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Lost Five Dollars Reward.

OSI by the subscriber, on the road from Ottawa
4 to Lisbon, on the si,h Of October. a Small Lon.
Iher Wauet, containing ,hr!y.nne or forty dollar,
be paid to any on delivering the same to Joseph
Miles, at Norris. All WARNOCEP
Norris, Grundy co. ri. &C. 81, ls5o.i'
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUM'S COLUMN
Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods
..LOOK BEFORE YOv LEAP

There Is saymg old enough but ye, tia
And we yen,urs to nlude rhymIng
There benefits attached to il, which ell mny SAFELY
But mind whatever do, Look before eep"
their
o though other might
goods hoQked m
adrnnvd-larseip bought and spoke loud
For they advanced, the mas;
They both high and low varied nS;
Till noble fame why others thought thalihry
laur had won by putting and display.
splendid
LET'S nd make a much like we'll
TO
They quality Look before they Loop
But mark the full result of this wrong
IT'S yir-ts pcetsqaliy Hooked tor by tn hIOag;
They Know doaand above clothing good chrap,
The Ilhnoans wake the" Look before they Leap"
The fame grounded deep, for honorable trade
establishment
natof Fashions 5 the place, advantage. yel reap
Bssu a Mandlebaunis,
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aclues
wilenle
very ocmaJee
d will
aisand stof so
fol efundop
edg m .rh Rn,ndsa IN the putc thereof
store.
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To Western Merchants!
HATS, CAPS. AND FUR GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.

TIVE subscriber in addition TO very large stock
l. o his own Manufacture, is now receiving from
the Inrees, and best manufacturing establishment, at
the rast,a complete assortment Of Hats, Caps and
Fur Goods, designed expressly tor the wholesale
trade, which will he sold on liberal terms and n, New
York prices, adding transportation. His goods have
been manufactured with great care and the styles a.
dapted TO the western trade His stock will always
be complete, nilordng merchants and hatters an op.
portunlty fkeeping good assortment withou, buy.
ing an oversock Of goods that change in style very
often. J. A. SMITH, ITO Lake Street
Chicago, August 81
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SaleratuS Mandatory.
q. =. Carl Err Il Co.

q. =. CARR Err Il Co,
TAKE this me thod Of announcing to merchan,a
l. mud dealers in this state, thu, they have fitted
up nm extensive establishment with new apparatus.
and IRE nowmanuiacnring any quantity ol superior
REFINED SALERATUS,
From the best material which can be oblNiAe in ,hs
market. - =
We are manufacturing superior article, and the
facilities tor shipping are such ,ha, me rchan,s aud
dealers IN the vicinity Of the canal or river can get
their supplies from here IN mach less time lhaa from
the eastern market, and also ave transportation,
and the necessity Of ordering large supply Al once,
Those WIN mny favor Us with their orlen, for I
large or small quantity arr assured thai they will BE-
attended ~ with prompmess, and filled At %
Low R0ees
asc can be obtained in New York or 81. Louis mar.
kei for an Nr,ie,c Of the sane quality.
Merchants aud dealers az invited 10 call and ~.
anime our samples before orderidg their supplies
from other markets. t..
Moppiac,ory on Columbus street, ono door ncr,h
ofthc Union House, Ottawa. III. ocLi2.io .6sn.
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THE RISING GENERlTION!
CLOTHING FOR BOYS

Manlebauu 4 kohn, without Dispute,
Are chi'in all the nat ton,
For making clothing to suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat ve-.s and choice attire
The choicest in the nnuor--
Which style will make you all admire,
On the rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. T. 1850.
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rORN- 100 Bushels cnr corn is wanted for cash
~ tobe delivered by the Is, OF November next
Oct II, 1850. G. BURR
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(.ulcna District.

Galena, Nov So p m.
The following are the majori.cs on congressman
rs iar as heard from
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Silks.


Black Italian Gro de Swiss, Gro de Rhine Silks,
Rich Brocade and Chameleon Silks,
Turks Satin, Bonnet silks and sa,lns
SIAWIS
2oocng and square Shawls of every variety OF
''ylr and color; bought at reduced prices which
will be sold al a great bargain
200 pieces Bonnet, Cap, and TafFen Ribbons,
PLAIN and fancy Ruches artificial flowers,
Glmps, fnnges and Trimmings.
SILK, Linen, and Cotsn Edgngs,
Swiss and Book Muslin,
Bishop Lawns, JHconet and Cambria.
Beaver and Pilot Cloth.
IS pieces blue, black. brown. green Broadcloths.
IS PLAIN and fancy Cassimeres.
so Satnetts,
81 Jeans, Twreds, and Sleeps Grcys.
s. PLAIN and figured Lnseys,
Al red, white, and yellow Fannes,
% Canton Fannels.
50 colored and white Blankets
100 cases Boots and Shoes direct from eastern
manufacturers now opening at H. 7. SANGER's.
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western store. bought at reduced prices in eastern
IN at very low prices, all Of which he offers to his
Being resolved nss TO be under by any one, he
anime his stock before purchasing else where
iken III exchenge. His stock consists in part Of
vest patterns buttons, paper. cambria setio tioa's
trimmings. dross maker trimmings. bonnet trim
uings, woolJn hoods, door mats, wooden shirts and
daawers. cotton do cotton yarn from No to No ~
carpet and ,abby veivs,s black dress and Inanua
silks, gnps, trnges, brads, suspende, table covers
l'nnen napkins. nankeen, blue drills. whalebones,
contain dlg,iy, &c, &c.
Also large assortment Of choice GROCERIES,
rs follows.
- hhts N Or cans sugar, and so bbls do molasses,
10 bbls sugar house moasscs,
~ white crushed and powdered sugnY
~ I chests superior young hyson aad Twankey
% boxes bar soap, 10 do. star candlcs, I,eas
% boxes superior lnllow candies,
10 boxesnew Malaga raisins,
% " plug tobacco,
10 bbis line cut chewing and smoking tobacco
80 sacks superior RIO coffee,
do Java,
tercrs new and choice nee
&c bbls. No l.2, & 3mackeTel
tons genuine goldfish,
10 lars maccabOy snuff,
" dozenpepper sauce,
ID gross clay pipes. Also choice assortment, Of
pure s'hgef saierat,is, pepper, SPICE, cloves, nut
megs, cindinon indigo starch, niadder, logwuod
copperas, EPSON and gnuber salts, ALUM DC &c.
Also large assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES,
consisting ofmen's thick kip. and fine boots,
Mems superior, double soled, watt proof do
Mems thick brogans. Boys thick brogans.
:, do KIP do do kip do
YOUTH thick and kipbrt gnns,
1000 prs chlIdren's shoes of ali kinds
Ladies Jenny Lind and Exec lslur busklns
do morocco and leather do Iricties
do morocco bootees, slippers and ties in grcu; va
Mems dancing pumps nd slippers,
do Ind lin I,...r, hoo
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&c &c,
OF knives
backing brushes
nfaucng
ad!oks,S
etc
chamber andohr
esmik
fou tsam, nd pee linen tngunp
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Land for sale Cheap!
THE following trnc,s OF land are for sale cheap:
swq sec Il, town %, n r3east
nfrac n,q sec ~, town 80. n T 3east
sfac neg sec 81, town 81, r 3enst
iroc seq sec ~, town 80, 3cas,.
Possession given immediately ;,ite perfect; war.
rau,cc deed given. Terms easy.
april 6, ls5o-36 NoRRls l. FISHER.
COX SUPERIOR when, sacks without seam. Tor
"%" mle AZ dee2S Looxwoop'a
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ICXGIOK- 4OHIDHR~
Qal GOODS an l0slU09029aa
FALL AND WINTER STOCKM


low all o. OFF,,
the nersd
all
k nuou oT
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Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
OOpeces English. French and American prints,
100 Scotch, q" Ginghams
IS Alpaca,
20 PLAIN and fgd Delninc. and Cashmercs
70 French, English and German Mernos
American COburg Cloths,
10 POplns
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Their coats and pan'z. when Them yot'llview,
Wi gain your admiration,
Elegantly are they adapted TOO
For the rising generation.
Mandebaum l. Kohn have dress like this
In most every variation.
For IN their trade they never miss
The rising generation.
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-A CLARKE g. CO, l02, Laie street,
Chicago. offer tor sale TO country
Y" dealers and physicians large and well
R0 selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
ia among which are
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For Sherf--JosEPH W. Dow.
For Coronr--JosErH Srour.
Fmr AND WArER.PRoor CExENr.-Pour min,
osfyinegar into pin, Of milk when the latter has
ny eoagulnted, clear 1t othe Jumps. and lot il act
lie. then mix the whole we'll together now .iit into
N91lck.lime. I'LL upon stirring the whole We obtsin
Atn,ck paste. This cement will permanently unite
marble, earthenware, China. &c.-.Scientife Am.
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Fair Warning!

4 LII notes and accounts due the subscribers mi
n or to the Is, OF June last II no, settled mmedi
dialely. will be placed IN the hands OF an officer 70
collection. oct 26 WALHrs g. IlIcyIiyg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09

tha1 tlne-aS the fnest' may see the coaseorai
Cd wafa- tan iato bread 70 sustain The Per,hing
millions even n their astoa.'hsd hands God graft
It. II - "a ~ boqe- nor believed before
came 20 Europe n Wa. Il called Socialism as the
inevitable Sequence = the tendencies s1d ants Of
thu era. IN; Odd N, think these vast change -
modes II government, ecacation and daily he
would be effected a. rapidly as l poT think they
viii. because thev must The word can 70 longer
stand ~!hoa; them.
Thas fss had written y hen - opportunity q
fering To send ny letter. break Of nov. knowing
shal every day become more ready AM more
worthy % resume upon the theme lasi opened With
love 70 ny oouauy. Luciier son o iae a1orn.is
fall no, this time rom hy chanot but herald II at
las; the bong looked for wept Tor bied md starved
Tor day OF Peace and Good Wll 70 men Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-09
Importntious for the Year IS4q.

cs.r-sosssee y - rrsuse w..s,--ss Nssi-y j.. >
have completed and herewith annex sgnna
" sssicmcnt Of our imports Tor the past year
which vii furnish abundsn, food for digestion 70 al
those who have American hearts IN their hosoms,
AMI desire the prosperity AID Advancement Of eve
" brsnch o: the industry Of or oclntry. The
South viii see the fslScy Of Mr.. Walkers free
trade doctrines, IN the eleven million dollars apor
tatioa 0; two Of their staple products, Sugar snd
Mossses. The siteen Millions importation Of Irua
and st-e will teach Psnnsyiv anis Whist she has to
bore from the LccoFooo free trade principles;
while The na2ssas pad ior Asnp, tobacco, aax. 60
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California Emixraais.

In Ear. John Adams. from Edg,re~u J.s -, iof ssn
Franci-co-
sh~s.. w0A crpsa Nsts-a cs--- 80 a.@ Asi'sa-, hay
A. =. r, 4 NJ. Jas. Nolanc ga s-Nn AraUt Mosss
n For-r - Cbss beaaeu - Noe, 80 ~ a.
I--n,.r nr. n N,stac.ss "a NtSSc- q "a ~" a.
- hi 4 49, n T-~. Iort DsFt u-.-. Dsz
49,. .,,-.rl NJ, Dad Ov-a sts-,71s-. Her. I1gsr
T-~d.-Tk Case G-o Iors 10 fl-f saa 1no' 5000.
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