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Thoughts upon the New Year,

The present year Is very nearly ended
And folks begin TO count what they've expended,
And ere another year H. course commences
Make It rule 10 calculate expenses
And don't omit when m1kn.up accounts,
And IN writing down numerous amounts,
To number m he year before It doe close,
Your saving b. buying kohn& Maulebaums cloths
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Usage Orange Hedge,

AVlNG been appointed by Professor ]. r
IL Tuner, oi Jacksonville, ngrnt for the sale of
the Osngc ,rnngr plant, all orders will be- r,criy,d
and forwarded, u,I conta acts made with ali who
may wish In p octur plants
The price per 1000 ls ) o for the best quality deli
vercd IL each ,rh cuber in ,'uawn. Such rs CON.
truIlitc gvlng"rIrrS, nrr requested TO do so a, an
cary dAv, ~ order lo make sure ot a surny No
pay required before the p ants ar delivered
Dee J 'hh q N,rrt,,rp
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Save Costs

4 IL notes md accounts due RYAN & SANGER
~ and all notes and accounts due l.. 7. Sanrrr
Il Co, up the l., day Of September last, viii he
lett for collection, II not paid or satisfactorily arran
ged before ihe lstd day otjannry
dcc7 L. Y SASsrP & "a
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PUB1.iC NOTI,Ii

hereby gwen, that at sale OF lands for the tax.
es thereon due the county Of La Sale, and state
Of Illinois for A p'siS, held AT the court house in
Ottawa, N said county. on the 25rh day oi July,
1919 purchased the following ractS Of land tor the
taxes aud cos,sdue thereon.
4sscres, Ihreeiths ehneq sec. 10, town 81, range
j 4S acres, thrre-fiGhs, eli neg, sec. IS, town 81,
lnnge ), rs acres, thgeetihs eh SEQ sec 10. town.
al,rnnge3 6Oacres in wh swq sec 3town 81 range
>, 81 acres, eh neg sec. town. 81 ranges The
plre two years from snid date OF purchase
january II. 1881 - WM NCcoRYfCK
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E.ate u AHos. /. BOagIioa, deced1d

Estdte ~ AhOs. i, bOaghiOB. decedstd
PURSUANT 10 an order oi the county court OF
Lasailr county. notice Is hereby given. that all
persons having claims against the estate OF T. l..
boughfon late OF the county Of Lasallc decd. are
required TO produce the same in writing. and file
them in said court on the lat Monday in April
next, when and where said claimants are requested
TO ttend Tor the purpose Of having their claims ad.
Iused in pursuance at law
CHARLoTrE L. BouGHros, idmrr.
Ottawa. Feb 5, 1851
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FOR 81 lie,

no rent, or trade for land, n house and o, on Co.
nmbus street, near the American. The lot Is
~ fertlron' with valuable Two story house there.
on, FOR terms, enquire Of Norris Fisher. or OF the
Undersigned Feb. |. NJ DgvYRrArx
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The KIOx Insurance Company.
FIRE, Murine A.D LIFE INSURANCE
CAPITAL. sTo;k 100000.

Office on Water street. m IFiSe's Brick Rgr,
IHCeHheS, Ia.
rI'HlS Company having been duly organized, and
L ten pet cent. pad IN on the capital stock sub
Scrl5ci and the balance secured by mortgage on
Rra! estate and by personal guarantee are now pre-
par To effect Insurance against Loss or Damage
by Ftlc, on Bull .mEs Merchandise, Machinery
Manufactures, and al, description Of property also
Merchandise, and Produce IN the course OF inland
transportation, the rlsk Of the seas &c, & ; also
the hubs OF strambOats and other vessels and upon
the lives Of individuals going to California The
rates OF premium will be Us low those OF any 9th
ther responsible company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock olhe company Is held entirely in the west
and controlled by western men, and in no way con-
neoied with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon Il n. CARNAE, Nincennos,
W. ] llEBrRp do
.lNo. W. MAuDoI, do
JAc0D PEA. do
SAMUEL WISE, do
PETER p. BAILEY, Fort Wayne;
THOMAS !. BENBRIDGE, Lafayette;
WALTER W, EARLY, Terre- Houte
HENRY D. ALLls Evansville;
SsiMoN BoIroRFF, Jacksonville
WILLIAM HrsnEs, do
LEVI SPARKS, do
JAMES kEiGwiS, do
{. VI. ALLEN, Sec. r. n. CARNAN. Pres.
w }. llEBERD, T'reaSr. s BoTroRFF, !. Z.
Short Lite aud California risks taken at this aeen
cy ateXira rates, "A. b. SMITH, agent.
Ottawa, Dec. "A, ls5O-lf
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Take pen in hand and calculate Alright,
Pot down your estimates IN black and white,
And doubtless you will find IN tn. event
hat you've saved iuUyn good quarters rent.
Take oil these variyu, things into account.
And hlghypeaseI our citizens he with hi amour
AND you'll determine lhai wh,nrhi- year dues clos
You'll buy from kohn & Mandcbaum your c.olAe
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land
We
hereof
else
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THE RISING GENERATION!
CLOTHING FOR BOYS

Manilebaum & kohn without dispute,
Are chiot IN all the nation,
For making clothing to suit
The rising generation.
Their very neat vests and choice attire
The choicest IN tie nation
Which style will make you all admire,
On he rising generation.
Ottawa, Sept. 7, lS5O.
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KEW. Dr.. LANDS, a CLENO MAN
II New Jersey, Of distinguished s,tainmsnts snd -
altej reputstion -
SrprEY New Jersey, July IA ls.l
DR. A. " CHFsriE-Uear Sir: gu wish ~ know
oi me what has been the result in my own case Of
the application Of The. GNLVASlC BELT AND
StCkLACE. My reply is ~ follows:
For about iBsnty years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became sorss.
rOr could obtain permanent relief tiom cou,ss
q! medical treatment Whatever About fourteen years
since IN consequence Of frequent exposure to tbs
Weather, IA tha discharge ot ny PASTORAL duties
! became subject 10 severe Chronic rheumatism,
which oT year after year, caused me IniescTibabls
anguish Farther in tho winter Of IS and i6 IN
sequence Of preaching great deal in my avn and
various other churches IN this region, was attacked
ny the bt0nchius, which soon became 80 severe ~
TO require an Immediate suspension Of my pastoral
IaboTs Ny marcus system wds nor thoroughly p'ss
hli,d and a. my Bronchitis became worse ala
did my Dyspepsia and Rhsumsuc sfee on-thas
syincmg that these disorders were connected VITA
zach other through the medium IL the Nervous Sys.
lem. In tue whole phsTmscupuis there seemed 70 bs
M remedial agent which could reach and gecup sra.s
my Nervous system every thing that had trisd for
ths purpo'. had completely failed At last was led
0y my ilends ~ examine your IN, entIoIs and ith0u4n
with 40 NeTy ssusuHe hopes pt their einciencyJ !
determined to Try the effect II the apple alton oi the
3ALVANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. THIS was June 1916. To
nan GoNE; ~ EIGHT DAYS | w., 'sArLED TO hssu3s
NY r.sruH,L IAhoEs, Nos H,Ng ] HsCg oaIrrsp A
,INGLE sEEviCE on Account BkoscHirn;
AND ny RHEUMATIC sFy,CrIoN IA. sNrikELT cEsskD
rpuusLE such Is the wOndeI lul bnd happy o.
suits oi the experiment
| have recommended the BELT and FLUID 10
many Nhn have been Likewise suffering from Neu.
ngic affections They have tried Mem, WIN HAFrv
hT.rtr.. / r'LtstF. ~ sv,rN c.p
an, dear Sir, very respectfully yours
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The Sttat PECULIARLY and excellence u
DR.. Christie's Galvsnic Curatives.

consss In the fact that they arrest and cure di ssss
b, outVa'd application In place OF the usual nude Of
drugsing, snd phi, siGking the patent til sxhsusts
Nature SINKS hopeiessiy under the iuhic,ion
THY strengthen IL. pho, system, .grai.s tie cires-
Idhoa ~ The tiood promote n, sse,s,on, a.d .,rsr Dc
az fhSMSt injury under any ei cumsismess Since
hsf introduction In tie United States, only tlrs
NssA aimee mnrA than
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k000 BUSHELS gram on storage can be taken,
49, II application be made soon by
req !. c. BUR-
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HCNO>uCIA 40 u0DIR
Qal GOODS ar l0sluQ0029Qa
FALL AND WINTER STOCKM

I'M iatrduced
II whrh he rstohs
ndsanu lnot be dby
invites Gep chasnge Swn
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Their coats and pantz, when them yot'llview,
WI gam your adnlrn,ion,
Elegantly ore they adaptcdt too
For the rising generation.
Nnndebaum g. kohn have dress like this
lnmo'teyery variation,
For m their trade they never miss
The rising generation.
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Horse Sh0eing

DONE nj z EomarIs shop, superintendent By
- Iuay NlorGR
~ to, Prirct ut this shop Ilol scs sho new
in the best ulnnrr NJ 81 - Wagon making con.
nucd a, tHr ,nD, place, as usual Old friends an
customer. AND new. nrc invited to call aud lray,
hrlT orders. dcc7 z BARNARD.
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hNC hundred and twenty acres oitimbered land.
~ nenr New Michigan. Livingston county, Lii.
nos ! VIII sci cheap II application be made On.
Island Grove, Feb \ Jos EBEr-oL
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isclodins all ages classes and conditions srons
winch ssrss large number Ut ladies', who are psca,
harly subject tn Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when s hope Of relief had been given ap and s,S,.
thing else been tIIsd IN VAN
To illustrate the use Of the CAIvANIC BE1.T.
suppose The case OF person afflicted with that bans
Of civiksuon, DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic OF
sersou, Disorder In oriiusry cases, stmulants are
taken which by their scuon on the nerves and mus
Giles Of the stomach afford Temporary relief but which
leave the patient IN lower state ond with injured
faculties sitter the action thus excited mas ceased
NOW compare the with the efect resulting from the
application al tue pALVANIC BELE lake Dyl
repnc sufferer even IN the worst symptoms Of an
attack and sim ply lie the Bel, sround the Body using
the haghedc Fluid a. directed In snort period the
sensibie pefsplrHnn Will act On the posi,s me nj
oI the beli, thereby causing ba.ssnic culstiou
Whch VIII pas on 20 the negative. and thence back
saain In the positive thus keeping up a con uiIuous
uaIssmc circulation throughout the .y,tem Thss
the most severe cases Of DYSPEPSIA sre PERNA
NENILY CURED, 4 FEW DAYS Is Amply
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE The DISEASE
OF YEARS.
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A Derangement Of the Nervous System.

90 In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS Drugs and
.dedicines iaetedse ne di,,ase for they ~ssksn the
vital ensi sos oi the already prststsd sssa whils
under the strengthening, ie.g.Vns vilsli1ins innu
ence OF Gavsnism, as sppied BY tni, beautiful snd
wonderful discovery, the exhausted patient sud esk
encd sufferer 10 restored to former h<sit strength
elasticity and vigor
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NPANIsII QUARTERS.
For Sale.

NUUD Spanish QuaTlefs mud Eigbis are taken
VI at two shngs and one shilling at
dec IS LoCKwOops.
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, on, , ~ .ni, N,gTTU7 TYFE Lave l d,5I Hing
$50 AIN
FO dairy @orah FORE
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GENERAL DEBILITY.

Strengthening the weakened body giving tone to tie
various organs and invyorstng tie eaIirs system.
Also IN FITS CRANE PARALYSIS aud PALSY,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION RHEUMATISM.
ACUTE and CHRONIC, GOVT, EPILEPsY LUM.
bAOO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS TREMORs PAL,
fIlAIIOS OF THE HEART, ApOPLExY, kEU.
RAhGlA, PAINS IN the SIDE sad CHEST, LiVfH
COMPLAINT SPINAL COMPLAINT, aud CURv
AZURE of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT Dis
Gus and PHYSICAL ENEhUY. and ell NERVOUS
DISEASES, which complaints arise from oas simple
eause-nsmelv
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NOVi,u.

y hereby gwen, that ata ,alr of lands md town
L lots Tor the take thereon, due the county ofla
Sale nndsIne OF Illinois, Tor the year 1919, held nj
the cou,t housr IN Ottawa. IN said county m June.
1850, W. purchased the following uncts ofland ON
the day otthe mon h thereunto annexed. to wit:
I'm nwQ ~ 81 ] June 10Th
nrg 32 "a 3 Inn
3iinch NEG ~ i'm
Eh ewQ ~ lin
The time oircdempton ofsnid lands viii cxnirr .
year, trow said date uipurrhnsr
Iat Is NnRriS & FfSupR
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~ni"S't> S.s.s s>
'I'hE subscribers me now prepared to make shin
i giles OF any KIND To orlcr and warranted Call
al the yard on the main canal where thry me mann
featured. nov PA LA\rz 4 r.
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EASd pudlor Produce NAL. kmdrhy
J., l.. CuARRuAUD
OS HORSE power Corn.Shcllcrs Tor sale low
~ ty scpt2l t. CHARRuAup.
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s:ook> and stationery.

WHITE Lead, Iinseed and lard oils. whiting,
" glass, sash, door trimmings, &c. Just received
lmay3l CrspNLN's
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

The FIRE AT CANASDAieUA.-At about one
o'clock on Tuesday morning fire broke out in
building In the Of the Cansndagus date Blossom 81
Hotel In the Village Of Csnan1aigua The flames spread
and soon attacked the hotel, which consumed An
extra from the RsposiOy Office gives the following list
the property destroyed The Csnandasua Hotelowned
By John Bt nson Bsq. valued at $4,000 Insured for
5000 The furniture belonging 10 the lessee, Mr. A.
NtrtbingoD, was chiefly removed but In a damaged
cond tion. His insurance s $4,000, in ontario aud Lv-
ipgston Mutual Company. " Spencer, proprietor Of
Two buildings adjoining the Csnandagua Hotel Jail
street belonging TO Hoyt-obe occupied by himself
and the other by T. u. Spencer Both insured Amount
not known huildng ocsupisd as the Telegraph Office
and baggage and the the adjoining wood she'd all
belonging 10 the Roche ter and Syracuse Railroad
Iary. Tie she'd aud Once adjoining belonging 10 the
Csnandsigus and Jsnerscn Railroad. The stables and
out houses belonging 70 Hon Oliver Phelps Through
the sreat e1eTcbs q he fremsn the fine mansion of
JutEe IteJs az tke Esv York and Erie House we're
tsv.d.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26
The Next sney-scott-BstIes.

The Next Presidsney-Scott-Ba
The question of the next Presidency is beginning
10 attract good deal Of attention throughout the
country. We are within few months Of the meet
ing Of the two conventions. held by the two old
Iares respectively at Baltimore and Philadelphia,
and brought together In those cities for the pur-
pose Of producing nominations and unanimity Of
action. We are also within less than year Of the
great election itself, which takes place next No
rember. Tho prize and prospect is no tribe. 1t
eonrrehends the general government Of this eoun.
try, and the division among the successful CON-
tstants Of at least fty millions Of doitIrs year,
making, during the next four years, tro tsHfref
,ngiO~s Of dollars. The prospect is, therefore,
more valuable in dollars and cents for the same Pc
nod oftime than two or three Csfornias, with all
their placers and quartz rocks. As yet, in this
happy republic. our military chieftans have to sab
mi. 10 popular votes. Universal suffrage exists
and this 10 now the only republic on which the
shines, In which 1t does exist.
Of course the movements among the different
factions and parties looking TO this immense prize
the next Presidency-are beginning TO be very ac'
tive throughout the country, and particularly to
develore themselves in every possible grave and
ridiculous way, among the circles Of intriguers,
corspirators, and humbugs, ct Washington. The
rswrapers in the various States are already i'm
d;eatine their various preferences. The whig
journals seem to have extraordinary uaanimity,
locking TO General Scott ss their paramount candi
date The democratic journals are divided among
The three or four candidates In their frstrase ls
ard tie rest Of them qusrrelling about the whole
rsbble IN their second list, from the magnificent
san Houston down to the little Douglas Of the
West The free soil journals are also beginning TO
move This isa party, or faction, or band Of black
oonsyrators, not without force and momentum
hvas originally developed, nearly twelve years ago,
in the election between Harrison and Van Buren,
and Indicated only few thousand votes in some Of
the Northern States but during every four years
since, IL has been Increasing, till at the last Pres
dental eleotion-with the help Of Van Buren's
tresehery to the South, and the barnburners Of
New York and elsewhere they numbered nearly
half million of votes in New York and the other
free soil states.
In the approaching electisn, the free soil party
vii hardly vote 20 much as they did in ISIS, for
reasures seem 10 be taken by the leaders Of the
two I'D factions-whig and dsmocrat-to con-
ciliate all their former strength and numbers upon
their old platforms, with some new planks that
nay be necessary. in the present state OF public
,rnitn. 20 add 10 them. In this state, and the
Eorih generally, the whig leaders are endeavorng
70 uti.e tbeir different fragments, and combine
ihtl- -ko.o stIength--em braciug silver grays and
tte fo2ert-ir favor q General Scott, ,heir most
preE.rs-s ntd almost sols candidate kr tbe
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

THE PROPOSED CRYSTAL PALACE IN New YoRK.
This fragrant job has been pushed through one
beard, who have had the conscience to vote away
the entire Of Madison square to an individual, for
his own private advantage, and without the condi-
tion Of receiving single cent in return. What
claim this individual has to the peoples property
We haveyet to learn, unless that he has been en-
gagged in some other jobs Of the same kind. 1t is
complete speculation, and it is to hoped that it will
not, as it ought not, pass the other board. If,
however, both boards should conspire to fleece the
people of their property, IN this wholesale manner,
the next Corporation will probably set the matter
right by resembling the illegd grant.
Riddle is not the right kind of man to succeed
he is not the man to whom the Corporation ought
to make any cesson of the public property for this
or any other purpose, but least of all for Crystal
Palace The whole affair is a humbug. as trans
parent as gass. This, moreover, is not the time to
set on foot the gigantic enterprise of palace for
the exhibition Of worlds fair; and as sure as it is
undertaken, it viii prove a miserable failure. Let
the Common Council, therefore, look to it, for the
people will look to them, and hold them responsible
for such wanton, proaigate, and reckless piece Of
legislation The squandering Of the public property
and the public money by the Corporation of New
York. for the last two years, is without parallel
in the history Of any other corporation in the
word
The New York herald., 1851-12-26
This Mornings Summary.

Eva telegraphi, despatch from New Orleans, we
sre informed that hostilities have recommended
between the revolutionists and the government
trec:s The former, under Carsvajal, had made
IN attack upon Ceralvo, and after two days hard
fighting, sucee eded in taking nearly the whole OF
the place The Mexican troops are said TO have
lest great NUN in killed and wounded, and those
which were left sought refuge in the fortress
Nearly all the Seminole Indians, including
Their leaders, were annihilated Caravsjal
los. bat ten men, and got posse Of all the bag
yste, arns, provisions, &s., OF his enemies. AS
toon IS be succeeds in routing the Mexicans from
the fortress il is said he will be able to march into
the city Of Monterey without opposition. This
locke as Though the revolutonists were really in
earnest: but, at the SAND time it so1nds very muck
Ike some CT the representations Of the siege of
Nstauoras, by the same party Il will be recoec:ed
that the opposing armies fought bravey at the lat
te- place for many dsys-cannon balls, bomb
shells rife balls buckshot, and a other kinds Of
missiles were fred into the city and oct Of the city
every point was assailsd--wslls were battered
down. and numerous houses hred-the revolu ionists
gained possession Of the larger portion of the town,
ard were certain Of CON plete triumph after such
desperate struggle--when, al OF a sudden, they
bea: spec iy retrea at On referring to the lists Of
The slain and injured on both sides, we found-ki-
ed 5; wounded, IL; missing, the whole of the revo-
Ary army, and large part of the Mexican.
Tie fact is il does not make much difference which
party successful, and those who compose the op-
Iesin factions are well aware Of this. The people
tf Mexico have been 80 long misruled that they
but little who is at the head Of affairs, long
Is they get food enough to keep flesh and bones
ege;her--wkich many Of them now sadly stand in
reed CT.
We are pleased to learn that the health Of u ov-
s-nor Kossuth is improving, although he was too
ii to speak last evening, ct Philadelphia, in ac-
Enowledgment for the compliment of a torch-light
procession and serensde. 1t is understood that he
tss declined public reception at Baltimore, rroba-
lily in consequence Of the great injury to his noble
csIse in the south by the meddng abolitionists Of
Ills city.
The recent advices from Europe have caused de-
cline in the price of cotton ct New Orleans.
Ayoung man named Pierce, belonging to VIII
hamburg, vas yesterday killed by the falling Of
tie walls Of burning building in Troy.
The steam ship Canada, with three days later in
tenigenee from Europe, has been out nearly thir-
teen days from Liverpool Her news is looked for
with gres: deal Of anxiety.
The New York herald., 1851-12-26

LOOK UfoN THIS PICTURE,
APPRofRIATfoS.-The Board Of Aldermen made
appropriation last evening Of a. 900, to defray
expenses attending the reception Of the Hungarian
exiles. This sum, with the previous appropna ton
Of q, 900, makes $4,000.
AND on THIS.
FROZEN To DEATH.-The recent and prevailing ex-
Iemely cold weather, which is q parallel to that
which used to distinguish our winters some years
and friendless. On FRIDAY last, We saw Two chill.
dren on Broadway, begging, barefoot. On Saturday
morning We met grey haired woman, Of respecta-
BILE appearance, di gging cinders from q barrel OF
coal ashes, TO save herself from perishing The suf
ferngs 10 which this last freak Of the lcc King has
subjected the penniless mutifarious and better
imagined than described. On Tuesday night, an
old negro, named Tilmsn, being without place
Of shelter and not aware perhaps that he could be
accommodated at the station -hou,e, crawled be-
tween two heaps Of lumber in West street, and
went to sleep lie was found dead and frozen on
the following morning. Another negro, called
Jake Bunce, and aged sixty years, found frozen
to death in a shed on Canton street, Brooklyn, on
Thursday morning. We have no doubt that other
cases Of similar character will occur ere the birds
duty Of those who are blessed with plenty TO open
their hearts and their purses, and relieve to the
best Of their abilities the wants Of their less fortu.
nate fellow. beings. Let those who are rich be sx
ira tLalitable, at least while winter continues
terribly rigorous He that giveth to the poor
lendeth TO the Lord"
The above facts, clipped from two Of our city
papers is nded to the especial attention OF
the "kossuth fund committee" and their contri-
buors-also TO our city fathers
Yours, TAx-PAYER.