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There nrc many more names could give Won.
hut think 1t unnecessary. | would further inform
the farmers of the west that have taken the store
No ISL South IIatcr street, corner OF La Sale.
Known as TIE old Bank Building, for the purpo.. OF
Keeping a., Kinds OF the best and most approved far
mngmplcment- and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
cago are invited TO cal on the subscriber
Chicago, Jan lila. VANE, Isl South H'ater st
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80. 1850 - sss.sa
MattesOn g. Preston,

Il tURW iRDiM NEhCniNIS
ST. LOUIS, BIO.
JOEL A. AArIrsoS. JOHN 3 rEE<ros
REFERENCES:
Measrs:: Pomeroy & Durkee, 81. Louis.
Capt. Calvin Case,
Messrs Smith and Townsend, Mem Orleans
J A. Walker, Esq, BatoH Rouge,
Benz. Waclr, Esq. Natrhez.
Mrssrs Williams i Lawrence, Qmscy.
|. n Msnls Esq,
Messrs. Wadsworrh, Dyer, & Chap.n, Chicago
Ogden Il Jones,
William GocdIng, Lnckpor'.
Messrs. Mateson & BradEeT, Joliet
-, Walker & Kicking, OnauA.
w II w. Cushmau Esq,
Isaac Hardy, Esq, La Sal!s.
ID l. Hough, "
James Dunlap, Esq, Jaeksons,.x
Messrs, Cortenlus and Griwoid, Peoria,
" Phelps and Bouriand,
Hon. Thomas fold
Messrs BradneT & Co, NetO York.
David Leavitt, Esq.
Messrs Suydam, Sage & Co.
d" Corning, Homer Il Co albany
A J. Williams, Esq, Uiica.
Messrs Kimberly, Pfnse ) Co, Bg6a"
Reed, Parks < Co., Bearer,
&c Bobb and Bishop, C!euciaad,
81 Burrows \ Co, Cincinnati,
" Williams and Dlworth, PutoGarS
" Knapp and Toucn,
E. and +. Faber,
Hoffman and Coates, Peru,
T. ID. Brewster, Esq,
A. II. Ridgey, Esq, SPRINGFIELD,
B; c. Webster, Esq.
YIN. Fem, Esq, Lacon,
MeSsrS Dudley and Wardlow Ueanep,n,
Cbaa {, NIl1Oy t.u Palm
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Cash AOvANCtS MADE ON C0NslCNMENTs,

Referring to our card above we take this occasiC?
to solicit corsignmens OF merchandise. either ior
sale here or forwarding 10 other points
We shall coniiIe ourselves TO commission and
forwarding business, aud feel confident in assuring
you that our experience IN business, and acquulnt-
ance generally m the country, wit enable us 10 give
any business with which We may be favored the
most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing to have groceries ofauy kind
orany other article purchased in 81 Louis or Ney
Orleans aud shipped to them, can have it done |"
sending their orders to Us, for u per cent on the
money invested. Personsdoing a retail business any
weere west OF Detroit, or IN any other direction can
depend upon having their orders filled nj as ow rate.
lhey send 10 rs aud perhaps lower, than they could
by coming themselves. Every attention shall be o.
ven TO having goods put in good order aud shipped
al ow rates however small the amount may be thai
is sent to US 20 be iayesied shall be done prompt
~ and 70 order. MLrrEsuN & PRrs1us
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Thoughts upon the New Year.

The present year is very nearly ended,
And folks begin 10 count what they've expended,
And ere another year IT'S course commences,
Make II n rule to calculate expenses,
And don't omit when making up accounts,
And IN writing down numerous amounts
To number IN the year before It does close
Your saving by buying kohn& Mandlebaums cloths
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SHELL. OYsEEl;N! ,

L'RESll Shell Oysters constantly ON hand. IIa-
L wing made an arrangement Tor receiving uys-
tcr> 10y express, W. can supply private hmlics with
them at the shortest notice. Als,, Baltimore can
oysters, sardiuc aud lobslcrsa.ways On hand
nov y MOE-E a. tONEIITy
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN.
"LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAF

There saying old enough, but yet very terse.
And alludr ngverse
There's benefits attached which all sat
But mind whatever else do, you Look before
trsdmen
They determined to do right thong Others mi do
They opened store displayed their goods Hooked
They sawadmred bought, spoke praises nm
For successful, they NlJA
They please both high and low,
I'LL their noble why
Gould wres the aurels they had won by putting and display
AS kohn Manhum have splendid
The people only look for clothes hought they yceepi
They little for quality nor Look before they Leap
But mark the full result Of this their surnalew
lis syeus pcc'ts tYthats looked 10 by tn, hronp
They know do stand clothing as Is chea
The i!Lnoans awake, hoy Look tetore they Legp"
The fame house n grounded deep
For godnnd sterling clothes
Our toi faslronsls the advantages
be are Mandebaums, md LOok before you Leap"
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LOST. LOST,

ON the sh inst, on the road from Freedom 10
OOttawa,a leather strap pocket book, containing
SIC paper money, and some small change Also
some ccrn receipts Whoever should find the same
will confer a avorby leaving it at Samuel Miners IN
Freedom and shall receive liberal reward
Jan. II. h,nR NrKLK
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WANTED

ANY quantity of wheat, onts, barley, and mos
"A kinds iprodnce lncAchnngc for goods, debts, OF
cash. July ~ bP. SANGER 81 Co
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Save Costs ,

4 LII notes and accounts due RYAN & Sanger,
"A aud all notes and accounts due |. Z SANGER
Il Co, up tohc 1t day o. september last, viii be
lett Tor collection, II not paid or satisfactorily arran
gcd before The lst dry Of January next
dec7 H. T. SANerR g. Co
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For SDle o. Rent.

4 ONE and half story frame bousc nenr the
"A Ray,ne, tor sale, or rent Also n Yen Bull.
nng with hive rooms, Just finished on the east cid,
OF Fox River,t to rent. Enquire of
Ottawa, Nov %, so ] G.. N.rrtyerp
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Ottawa DIVISION, No. o, OFFS. Oft.

TiiS dVslon holds regular meetings IN their Hall
- east end OF the ihlrd story Of Reddlck's Brick
Block on Saturday night of each week All mem.
hers IN good standing, at home or abroad are request,
cd 10 attend ian.I
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Usage Orange Hedge,

HANlNG been appointed by Professor J B.
III Turner oi Jacksonville, agent for III, snlc of
the Usage Orange plant, all orders will be received
aud forwarded, asd contracts made with ali who
mny wish To procure plants
The price per 1000 is SO for the best quality deli.
vercd tn each subscriber IN Ottawa. Such as con.
template giving orders arr requested 10 do So AT nm
early day. in order to make sure OF a supply No
pay required before the plants are delivered.
Dec. ~, 1850 j. G. NArriyoES.
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TIE RISING GENERATION!
CLOTHING

Mandlebnum & Kohn. without dispute.
Are Chief in all the nation.
For making clothing To suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest IN the nation
Which style will make you all admire,
On the rising generation.
Ottawa. Sept 7. l55O.
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NOTICE.

NJ X, d Miss Andrews, would respectfully inform
WI the public that they wlll keep their rooms open
Tor taking Daguerrean Likrncsscs two or three
weeks only. Those who wish good and durable
hkencsses, would do well to call soon Prices low.
January II 1851
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UENCHEH~H0D
QaI GOODS az l09llQ9029aa
FALL AND WINTER STOCK !!


ing prr in Sem
Il them Of tohs
friends % % one
isp akenn Of
S mPns S msf gp , nlSs s.n ' n
ngnmsda No22
America nnousd black
nanuia
Sbhs &c, SC =
100
2 hhs
1000 Shaws 20 wdedSgas
PeceN Irish huens peioyo Twany
Is
lodo haudAechef Is
60 ndkerhrt so Malaga
White coord achieving and smoking tobacco
@ hail 3ONcks
psesseTs n'' cotton sr,r S new %Ga choice rice
IS ack rcd No "a ackepi
Oxen anlc wus genuine coirh
md ueado naccacy
combs, 30
reddmg clay pipes : Also chdoen rumeno of
Ssnnmck do %. s @Ra i 1%so f ~ m . O "gw oS
mixed, SHoES
20 s5%. ps , "i[S ~ Gm mixed" CONSISTING KIP and
800 sT ana e "'y '''"e new style Ns '%%" Gys,rN Os
Y oync,@i dch Youths thick ndkp ~
Upncn ldrnssno esoank
rs Ladies Jenny
NS wmen,anl yeI"" flannel and leather
fes
p,Ss Ssssi with large assortment m5 GsqsG slippers
msandb
&c &c &c
csanih
ia'; and backing
tape nnio onandg
table and desert spoons oil tshhoohson locks
pitchers pcs Iau dre vegetable Go
Also 5000 gals SltNE " ARE all nesmlk
Also 'NwhcotTcAs without and hapgmg
tahos
mention a OF N@%aars for cheap
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New Goods :!

W.NATITNUEKi II now in receipt or nloqt
~ . othis Fan aud Winter Goods,
snd will have nll ofhs large purchase ,bIs week
ready to offer to his customers and the public nj
large. PIcnsc CaNa See sent %
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NOtiCC.

notice.
| Will not pay any dcbls contracted by any per.
L son, without my written order
Dee. u. ELliArgrn Fra PATRICK.
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The great popularity and eIce'lsncs Of
DR.. Christie's Galvanio Curativss,

consists in the fact thst they arrest and di.sss
by outpdd application in place Of the usual mode Of
drugsing, and phynck,ns the patient, till sxhsusts
Nature sinks horeienIy under the infection
Thy iirsnsthsn The whole ,y'ism sgusiiIs tie sirss
!ation Of The 5Io0d promote the fc,siions aud Do
II. s!shiu injury undr any eircu~sisnes, since
their introduction in the United States, ooiy thts
yssra s,nrs mora than
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-18
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
shsh conclusivsly proves thst
Truth is stranger than Fietisn.'
CURE OF
Rheuma tism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

INV DIt. bhNDiCi NLEhp hhN
# Nav Jersey, OF dis,inS uIshsd ,ttsinmsnu aud sl
sted repntston -
srp,rr New Jersey, July Ia, lsls
Dn. A. 81 CHEsnr--Desr Sir: iou wish to know
NJ what has been the result in my own csse, OF
the application Of The 8ALVANlL BELT ASD
NECKLACE. My reply is rs ollowa:
For about ir,niy ysaIs ! mad been suffering nom
Dyipepsis Every year the symptoms became ~crss.
a0r could obtain permanent relief from an! oonrss
II medical treatment whatevsr About fourteen yssD
sincr, IN consequence OF hegusnt exposure To the
Seathsr IN tho discharge OF my pastoral duies.
l became subj ct to u severe chronic Nhsumseaw,
which for yesT aaer year caused me iniescrihable
snguish Farther IN the winter VI 40 and 40 IN
sequence 0f preaching great deal IN my owG ana
famous other churches IN tins region was attacks
ny the Bronchitis which soon became 90 severe -
10 require an IGmsiis.e ,u,p.nsiou Of my Psslorsi
.hUor. sly n,rroII sysfsn uds nsV thoroughly pre-.
ydt,d, and = my Bronchitis became worse, go al.e
I'D my Dyspepsia AMI Rheumatic sfsction--thus
srIncius that these disorders were connected with
Gtcb other through the medium 81 tue Sef, Gus sys
ten In the whole phstmscortsls there seemed TO be
M IsmsiiEl sS-m which could reach aud fscupsrsts
ny Nervous system; every thing tina. had tried for
tilis purpose had completely failed. Al last WAS led
" my iIsud, I" EXAMINE your inv sntots and ihousa
with no very ssnsuns hopes ot their efhciency1
determined To Try the effect oi the apllcs alton OF the
,IALVANIC BELT AND StCKLALE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. hi, was IN June, lstS. 1s
~ Grr.t Ast0>I,EAtHT ~ Two psSs NJ DvsPGpa.
z.n GoNr, ~ Ii0rI DAYS VA s,AsLtD 10 sSsuss
NJ r.sTOEAL Llrohi, ~oa u.'g ] N,CI esIrTuo .
siNGLE nhEtCE ON Account or rHs hHoNcniTn,
.-D ~ KsbUHiIIC ,prrctIor rAs rynhsLy csAssv
10 THourLs such 10 the wonderful and happy re-
suits OF the experiment
have recommended the BELT end FLUID 70
many who have been likewise suffering from Nsu-
rulgic affections TASy have tusd them, WIN NARY
ut,cLr', lHEttE'r IN ,vEEf CASE
an, dsaT siT, 's'J respectfully yours
ROBERT w LANDlA
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Or. CHRISTiE'S
GhLVANIC NECKLACE

Ia used Tor all complaints affecting the Throst OF
Head such IS BronchIus Inflammation of the Throat,
Nervous and sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Herd.
Neuralgia IN the Face Burning or Roaring In the
EsIs, deafness which - generally Nervous, ana that
lsUsssiug eoIn plsint called Tic DoorsaA.
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Fall and Winter Goods,


which we intend selling as Low As EVER
Owing TO our having an experienced buyer in the
Eastern markets, We are continually enabled 10 re.
tal dry goods a. low as any house west Of New
York. The difference in rents, &c, being more
than sufficient TO pay all charges oftransportat ton
Just received, Dress silks and Sntins
Pialr changeabe glaze silks, rich c0lon,
Black Gro de Rhine silks for dresses and maa,il.
as;
silk Popins, a new article for ladies' dresses,
Plain and igd alpaccas, fancy colors, lsc and up,
Plain and iigd " black 20 " "
Mohar aIpaccas high lustres,
Ginghams, fast colors, 70!
De LANES and Cashmeres very low,
Ca,lcoes in great varieties 5
Best Merlmack prints only l2i
Housekeeping goods al kinds very cheap,
Bsached and unbIeacheL cUfons,
tIannrls red, amber, green, white, and linseys,
Kentucky Jeans, satuctts Sleeps grcys, twecds
CassmrIes, Broad Cloths, fine aud supcrine,
With endless varieties ofohcr articles too nunct-
Gus TO mention, all OF which will he cheeliuIy
shown and sold % per cent under The ordinary pri-
ces People trading tor cash will benefit themselves
by giving Il call, at Chicago Cash Store opposite
CnShmHHs. Ottawa sept2S.
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iscluding ell scc', classes and conditions sp,ons
which we're large number Of ladies who SIRE pscH.
harry subjsci TO Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope OF relief hsd been given up and ssssy
thing else been tried IN ssn
To illustrate the use OF the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the case of person afflicted with that bsDs
OF civilization DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chrome
Nervous Disorder In ordinary cases, st,muisn,s are
taken which, by their scto. on the nerves and
ees Of the stomach afford temporary relief hut hc,
leave the patient IN lower state and with injured
faculties after the action thus excited hes ceased
Now compare this with the effect resulting IRON tie
spplic cation Of the GALVANiC BELT Take DIV.
pepuo sufferer even in tie worst symptoms Of
attack and simply tie the Bell sround the Boiy usps
the Magnetic Fluid Us directed In short period the
inssnsble perspirston will sc on the positive ssnsnt
Of the Belt, thereby causing ts!vsnc circulation
which will pass on to the negative and thence Oa,k
sgsin TO the positive, thus keeping up continuous
Galvsnic circulation throughout the system Thus
the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PERMA.
NENTLY CURED 4 FEW DAYS IL AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DisEAsE
o. YEARS.
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SPANISH QUARTERS.
Bowling SalOOn!

NOOD Spanish Quarters and Fights are taken
~ al two shllngs and one shilling. at
dec - locKwnop's
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} ~ hbs salt. 50 sacks Livepooldo 200 bag.
SfO dairy salt for sale by WALxER& IIIcKrlSg
Of DoZ. PATENT FAILS. Just rcc,iyrdby
urc'' WALKER & IlicKLtyo
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NOTICE


lie IIne o. Tcdrmnu0n Olshld lands WI expire 2
yesrs from said date olpurchnsc
Jan Is NoRRtS 4 FtSuyr
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Their coats and psn'z, when them yo,lview,
viii gain your admiration,
Elegantly are they adapted TOO
For The rising generation.
Mandlebaum g. Kohn have dress like rhi.
In mOsteyary variation,
For N their trade they never miss
The risng generation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-18
Hats Soaps,

WASllBURN'S beat ccst steel and steel edged
Sh0vcis and Spades, the best article innar.
kei Grain scoops OF all kinds also large stock Of
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GBOOCs tlWN SN>h,
kNOR sale a, the yard on the Main Canal by
iiu' ~ PA LIANT, g. Go.
* nm BRICK on hnndfor sale chcnpby
lCsOVV sept IL l.. r, SASssR.
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A Doranyement Of the Nervous System.

co In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Druss end
hcdicnes ine'sas. the d,'ss" for they weaken the
vital oHsrgos OF the sresdy pfostia tsd system WHILE
under the Strengthening, ls.giving viteii,ing inGs
once Of Galvanism, As spilled by this beautiful end
wonderful discovery. the exhausted patient and weak
sncd sufferer Is restored to former health stIsngth
slastcIty and vigor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-18

utaner IN o rnnt fan nWm rJuabe
m oughta
Il low all O to his
" he
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GENE RAJ DEBILITY,

Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone TO the
various organs. and invgorAting the snlirs system.
Also in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM.
ACUTE and CHRONIC, GOVT, EPILEPsY. LuM.
BAGO, DEAFNESS. NERVOUS TREMORs PAL
PlTATlON OF THE HEART. APOPLEXY, NEU.
RALGiA, PAINS IN the SIDE aud CHEST LiybH
COMPLAINT, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and Curry
AZURE Of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT. Dis
EASES Of the KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY or NERV.
Gus and PHYSICAL ENERGY and ell NERVOUS
DISEASES which complaints arise from one simple
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New Goods! New Goods |!
AT THE
CHICAGO CASH STORE.

WE would respectfully inform our friends that
w we are now opening large and beautiful as
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DR.. CtiRlSTiE'S
GhLVANIC BRACELETS

Ale found ut vast service IN essss Of Cow uslons o.
Elu spnmodie Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper sAtrsmi,lss Alss
~ Palsy and Para! sis, and all diseases caused BY
deficiency Of power OF Nervous Lnsrgy In the habs
nI other ORGANS of the body
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New Goods.
Paints, Oils. &c.


WHITE Lead, lnsccd and lard oils, whiting
" glass sash, door trimmings &c Just received
at 'nny g trSuN,ss
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
Important Discovery.

One OF the most important discoveries OF
Improvements OF the age, is new species OF
candle just shown me, which has been re-
Gently made in this market, and which will
shortly be offered extensively for sale. II is
calculated to supersede all other kinds in use.
by It's beauty, freedom from guttering, hard.
ness. and capacity Of giving light, in all
which respects it is superior to eyery othe,
species OF candle.
This candle is nearly translucent, and car
be made TO exhibit the wick, when the can.
ole is held up between the eye and the light
while the surface is as glossy as polished wax
or yarnish.
When | state that the principal ingredient
is our great staple, lard, the value of this
manufacture can be hardly exaggerated, and
when l say explicitly, that taking durability
into account, it can be made as cheap as any
other camille, and that there exists no single
element Of comfort, convenience, profit and
economy in which this article has not the adj
vantage OF sperm, star, wax, or tallow can
dies, ii will be readily conceded that the days
-ot all other portable or table lighl including
lard oil, are numbered. In fact, except
where intese light, as in public buildings, is
an object, gas itself cannot compete with it
for public favor.
lam not at liberty in this stage of the en-
terprise, to be more explicit, but Shall shortly
publish further details. What have already
stated rests upon my personal knowledge and
observation, and the statements of persons OF
judgment and veracity. Ado.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
Kossuth,s Address.

The Washington Union, of Saturday con-
tains long, stirring and fervld address to
the people Of the United States, from the
illustrious Hungarian patriot and exile,
Louis Kossuth. now soon TO land on our
shores 1t has been in the possession of
Major Tochman, at Washington, since Feb
ruary last, having been brought 10 this coun-
try by Gov. Ujhazy, and was kept back,
from prude considerations, by the advice
of distinguished Americans, until Kossuth's
release could be effected. The original Of
the proclamation, which is in the Magyar
Language, will, according to Kossuth's re-
quest, be deposited, at the next session OF
Congress, in the hands of the representatives
Of the people, to be preserved among their
archives. We are sorry that the great
length Of this address precludes its insertion
in our paper. The address, (says the Balti-
more Sum- is faithfully inharmony with the
great theme 1t discusses, and sigually adap-
ted to its purpose-that purpose consisting
Of an honest effortto stimulate the sympa-
thies Of our people in behalfof the suffering,
and apparently prostrate cause of European
liberty. The appeal for Hungary--ior Hun
garian independence, as the alone sure bull
wark agains. Cossack rapacity, will be read
i.y appreciated by all who are familiar with
lis historical truth. Viewing Europe alone,
i'm the great struggle which must, and will
come, probably, at an early day, the impor-
tance Of Hungarian Independence has not
been oyerrated.
The address is dated at Broussa, Asia Mi
nor, March 9th, 1850, and occupies over
four columns Of the Ohio State Journal. 3
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
Russia in the Causasus.

The stupendous northern power Russia,
doing as it pleases in Europe, can make no
headway against the sturdy mounfaineers rs
of the east. We perceive that the late re-
ports OF its disastrous defeats are confirmed
in the last continental journals; that TO thu
defeatof arms must likewise be added ter
rible mortality among the troops throughout
the empire that all men who are ca apable
of bearing arms are dragged to the ranks;
and that large military stores have been Or
dered from Belgium.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-31
The Death Of nIrs. Gaines.

we mentioned, sometime since the death
OF Mrs. Gaines, wife of the Governor of Or
egon. The circumstances attending her death
We're OF the most melancholy nature, and are
thus related by an Oregon paper
Gov. Gaines, with his wife and family
came down the river on the Wallamette. and,
on, SUNDAY morning went to Clatsop, where
ne has lately purchased farm, and to which
ne was, with the most pleasing anticipation
o. the future, about to Introduce his wife and
Children as their future home. On The road
to their house from Skipantown landing, the
horse upon which Mrs. Gaines wos riding
backed in between the forewheels and the OK.
ell OF wagon which was accompanying
them. The animals became frightened and
started off at full speed, carrying the horse
along with them. Mrs. Gaines fell. her head
striking. upon the tire of The wagon, and her
body being jammed between the front board
and the horse. The horse being thrown down.
was passed over by the wheels of the wagon,
and Mrs. Gaines fell underneath before the
oxen were checked. .,
She spoke but once after the accident, and
Immediately became insensible. The injury
of the brain forbade all hopes Of recovery,
and afteriying seventy-five hours in state Of
unconslousness, her spirit camly took FIGHT,
leaving its frail and temporary tenement.
The bereayed family are thus called upon
to deplore the loss Of another Of Its mem
bers. On their way to this country, two
daughters, who had left their homes in the
United States blooming with health and full
Of high hopes of youth, died at st. Catha-
rlnes, OF yellow fever, and lie buried on the
distant shores Of Brazil, Just year ago Gov.
Gaines and his family arrived in this Terrific,
ry in the U. s. Sloop-of-war Falmouth. The
anniversary has been commemoratea by a
moprntul event. A large circle Of friends
will !sympathize in the bereavement os the
family. ~