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FILL .s.TD gE'x.rrER R
- FASHIONS
For I~53.

HAVING just returned from the Noflh. am
II NV receiving Stock Of Goods unsurpass-
able ia my line Of business. My own personal
attention was given to the purchase Of ersrg
wiieit. each Of which will be found Of the rery
best qualify.
Gentlemen can he supplied with the Very Best
miterials for COATS, VESTS. PANTS. &c.
and any Gentleman favs8ins me with his Gus
ton, may rest assured OF fit easy and eo,sJ1f-
able, al the same time that his persn shall be
st of 10 the best advantage; for study the
MAJ as wei as do his measure.
My prices will always be as reasonable as the
cost Of the best materials will admit Of; my OBJ
ject M ksing to undcrsell any one else, but to
give entire satisfaction tosthose who paironize
me. 10 make up those materials will always
have the hest workmen that can he procured.
With many thanks for former favors. respeci-
fully request my friends and the public, TO do
,lslice ta themselves. by continuing to try where
Ease, Grace, Beauty and Comfort are required,
their old friend and very oh't sery'i.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
N. B Cutting done in the latest, or
AYR oraEa fashion, at tae customary prices.
OcloberAl9. 57--
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N 0ti c e..

THE Subscriber having assocjared with him.
Il self Wn. Johnson FreeIand in the Drug
Bs;aess, the Firm will be known by the title ol
). d. schoo.field & Co.
Thankful for past fivors. they hope to merit a
continuance of public patronage.
S. ID. SCH00LFiELD & Co.
August 3lt. 50--
A III. persons indebted to the Subscriber arr
,eiaeslel TO come and make immediate set
Element, Us the old Firm must he closed, and
mus, have money.
SD. SCH0OLFIELD.
August 81. So
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August 18th, 1852.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
AROMATIC SCHIEDADT SCHMAPPS.

a fURE and genuine Article. manufactured
: by him in SrmtRpxM, haLLaxn. expressly
ior medical use, aisSsssrongly fecoinmended for q
sure and permancntcure OF the GmavkL. and all
o's'ruct'ons of the urine, arising from the Kid
neys OF Bladder.
VJ Price SO cents, and 81 pea bottle. For sale
at his Office.
February 10. 2l-
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DISSOLUTION.

'aNHE Cn-paltnership of JONES & RUF-
FIN wis dissolved on the 10th instant by
mutual conseit. p. b. Ruiiin il authorized 10
Close the business of The late firm; and all per-
s,asfndested are earnestly requested to call on
him and mike immediate settlement, that the hu-
slness may be closed with as little delay as pos.
sible. go
PRIDE JONES',
p b. RUFFIN.
August 18th, 1852. 4s--
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

AMI all other articles usually KEEP, for this Market
which will he sold very low for cash, or on a
snort credit 10 punctual dealers He tenders bis
"armest thanks 10 the many friends and custon-
ers whose favors he has heretofore recei, cd, and
respectfully solicits continuance of their pat
ronase, which he hopes to merit.
Hnlshoroush. August Is. 4s--
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Il USf rereived good assortment of Schoo'
boosssand Stationary. Also House Paper
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
LONG & WEBB.
April 81. 32-.
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NEW
Clothing Establishment.
CUT THE NEW CUTS,
Come and Sec Something New under The Sun
nrEsgRso CCx y 'syATgGN,
..pnf.,. N..r a..xra ans,

nrEsgRs. COY y syA9gcU,
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
AZ lEG leave to inform their friends in the town
- Of HiIlsbornueh aud its vicinit, that they
are now opening. at the Store formerly occupi-
ed by A. Mickic & Co., East ofihe Court House,
a large and elegant assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
selected in the city Of New York. with The ut.
most care. hy one of the firm. The stock en-.
braces every article usually kept in Gentle
mans Furnishing Store, forming larger sssort
mcni Of
Cloths, Cass!meres, Vestings,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
than has ever before been brought to this market
The articles were purchased Tor cash, and they
are determined 10 sell lo,rcr h0n any ofhc,
house IN The place.
q. They intend keeping up with the --latest
Fashions, and are prepared to cut and make gen.
tlemen's clothing in the latest style, or in 0ns
iyay 10 suit HE customer. Persons furnishing
their own cloth can have it made up at their es
tahlishment in the best style and on as good terms
as it can belone any where else. They deem !
unnecessary TO say any thing Of the character o
their work. as they have been long known in III,
community, and are willing that their work sha!
speak for itself This they do say. however. tha
ii cutting jobs, if there is no ffkere shaH be ~
pay. :,
With an assurance, on their part that they viii
spare. no pains to give saiisfac tion they respect
fully solicit the pa ronage Of the public.
lIillsborough, Sept. Z, 1852. 5l-3n
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HAVING purchased the interest Of DR.. Pride
Jones In the late firm of Jones q Rufiin,
would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he will continue the mcr-
camille business at the old stand, northwest cor
ner of King aud Uhnrton Streets where he in
tends keering on hand well selected assort-
mani fof =.
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.. p. MASH,
JUN y PIANU -f'UAsIE Ell
Petersburg. Va,

Petersburg Va,
AkILI. keep constantly on hand large and
W well selected stock Of. goods in his line;
and proposes, during Contemplated Tip TO the
North, TO make il still more complete. He ex-
pecis 10 sell at such prices, and 10 give such per-
sonaI ailiepIion to business as may merit con-
iinuance Of former, patronage.
July l2. 1852. a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.

Our readers kpnw ih.. The s.upendaus
srlrme ni s!isesl.g The rasnlry III the
eshllc laa,is has hsen bef.,re the ilouse Of
Representatives Cor a beng iine--hn. we
have never enieriaiued the nlra lhal il was
iaiende.i =, pass. and have viewed IL
mcrrly ss one of thnse iaree,s hung up
for everybody 10 sLmsl al. Gs,ensiily u
pre,ends 10 give Farm III leo acres ol
IIan,i 10 anybody and every aasiy who will
GO and sel,le ON il. Aud sorsa be d no
br,,eiil Ia twn-ibirds of The people ef tho
eauatry. WHO are in reality The useful pro.
duce,s. .saaafaclarrrs and mechanics whn
constitute abe strength and honor Of lhe
Nalicn. Il; ,rsse. the blll waald confer
. boon npoa many seed aud industrious
men; bul The large class whom il would
ben, BIT would Be. ilst fuisisaerss AMI mex
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26
From the Raleigh Register.
aupERNAToRIAL CAMPAIGN.

GUBERyATORIAL CAMPAIGN.
The lnoiro Press are already ar,irr
In The eiT.ri To mis,eprs.rni The ro.ilion
assumed by the rrrenl Wing t'onv, n,iou.
with q nlrrrnre To Constitutional Reform.
Nnw we maintain that not only every
whig, b.l every conservative Republican
I'm matter to what party hrlonginr-
has cause II graiula,iun at The potion
as-nmtd By thai Convention. THIS po-
.i,iun. we are graii6ed io knaw. j. in ac-
ror,lsnre with Mr.. Kerr. individual npin-
ions I: and from his well known xsal and
ability III the cause nI human freedom and
Constitutional rights. wr feei an assurance
thai lie will NEE, = hearty welcome rum
all true republicans. wherever he NAV go !;
and that he will prou,lls bear the Wing
banner e. IN one field &C victory 10 anoii,-
rr. Iill the campaign shall rla.e in the
perIccI lriumpl, IL law. order. and runser-
vat;sm.
We understand Mr. Kerr's pnsilion TO
he ,h,s--ihr position &c The Wings. and
of many aw.lhiding Democrats boIh in
The East AMI in the Wes,; aud we rall on
the hnne-i aud unprejndircd uf hoh pai
ties. aml ni al srri,ans. Ia nalr II we'll
reflrc, on j, calmly. and in vning Ia lie
hall1 hnx. Ia rise superior ~ all party
consideration. ami STRIKE hlow lnr Nm,I,
Carolina, her chararrr. her Innur and
her prarr -
Mr.. Kerr WAS satisfied with the Con
siiiniian a. IL is---hrlirving that although
i, might, like a ! human institutions. have
irirr,>. vel ON the Whole. II was as vel
aiappd ~ The genius an,l rl,ararnr or nnl
pr"ple. rs any syslrm nf gnvernmrnl Iha
rnnld he devised. 50 il,ouylli the Whi.s
and s., ihmyhl the conservative Dr,np
rrais II rl'e Sia,r. Nr X re- lin,yhl ,ha
Free suffrage ias il is ra!'esl) alllons /
perhaps harmless Of issy and p+rI,ap.
advisable in framing CONSTITUTION a,
moro. was. Re,crl,elrs., restricted in .s,r
nfQanlr INV hv "nr rerolu,i ,nstv a,w.s.
tors. ir"m pairimi, mon,es. as. 4 pr.trr.
linn :. ll,e farming or iln,lcl interest
asainsi nifrs' numbers anl lha, Wills
lhIs simple sairndnrni Of Itself ,nig,
work M evil. vr,, il w.nld serrr as :
precedent fnr partisan imkcring ai,h ia,
C"hsii'n,inn. whirh. If runulenance.l
wnnld open the door i.r iunn.ai,ons will,
"ni end. so iiionehi The " l,igs. snd =
Fih"ushi Ille rn,,sefsasive Denlmfs,s. ~,
Kerr ih"ngln. like a ruc republican an
Trend nf popular rights. that il the Crn
s''iulion was tn be amended in any Of il
rar'l'nal fro,Islonsioushins human right.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26

tis dee llluailua te f'ts
~. q srlsr he wQds q l..r f.e,l' .,
49,. nss..ve a. = Whig PFinsiPle-
I.a~ed. al Il tbs sosthern Nh'ss'l
- cider rent ct a esse~ 90 ~
.e.ted fk~.s<lvo grom tssess' ~
Rid ost = rad st BY sch )sarns''
|-shasxk ofthe ssstAern wing nes %
her. q Congress. less thsa ono '9s1sa
r~r.;sed Behind. snd all these. how
ever. except Mssgsn, PrssestIns me!
never wosid 20 Cor . Wing ffrs'ash' .ss
not fulIy and fairly committed TO 'as
sssl;,y e she Cs~prs~ise measures.
Nov. a. this Is editorial, and as ne
q. H.,.. Fd;te~s Of the Express ss new
i Wssh;nxses Ctr ssd the csnsrsss
Fd;,or a home, fhss statement may DC
.snno.eJ 10 Be written BY the Congrsss
.r foreign Editor. Ifso. Il 70 an -.
i rrcus.bie misrepresestation-'of = s'e
cyssress Rditer was present y .u'e
lcsueus. and made several sPeeehes1
~b;rh h viii never print Mr.. baa'
ger. Il with be remembered. Is 20 -, a.
. yor;te with the Express he has Deen
, denouut ed In harsh terms BY that pa
. ner. and does not hold any intercourse
: with the Congress Editor. Mr.. badger,
3 At the frst Caucus, in presence .no
!. hearing of the Editor. argued agains
,he propriety Of Mr.. MarshalPs nitro
IN. s.s,int,on In = Whig eau
{ Gus. and Mr.. Badger would not at'sn'
the second Caucus. because he Was aas
!. pleased. ifnot Disguised. at the /" f'li'
j. buster;ns" conduct Of Marshall and oih
: ers. Mr.. Badgers in the habit SPEAK
e inc what he thinks. and said. in presen.s
70 of more than a dozen gentlemen, y
q would attend no Caucusatwhich Wing
> behaved so badly as some OF the seee
. ders did. II the Express intends TO %
., lure Mr.. Badger. At is all right II
r doing what that paper has done beior'
n but II il intends to praise Mr.. D.
?; has made great mistake. -.
,e The statement Il not true as to NJ
" Pearce.--The night was dreadful OF
he out Of doors. only iarcical in the Cap
rs tol, and Mr.. Pearce not having reeo'
IN cred from long and severe attack
ed lines. did not attend. His gener
~ conservative and high character IN a
a. respects gives assuranee to the count,
hy that he would not have approved OF U
ad Secession. p
u. Mr.. Bell did attend the caucus. al
In thnush he did not vote, he did not >
ns eede. The Editor Of The Express mu
u, have seen him there. hs
IN The expression Except Mangum
led is likewise Misrepresentation. n
v Mangum did assent TO the ieclaratio
liy 0rhis colleagues, Morehead. Stanly a
rc- Dockery.--that no man could OF ous
10 receive the votes of Southern WI
I've States, who was not in favor OF
&C. Compromise measures
pa Iwrite to correct. through YOUR
". lumns, what think is an unfair sta
)u, mcnt. Ispeak only what know. A
me il the Editor of the Express, viii p'
fnl lish what is written editorially uni
Al his own name, he can have mine .
,lr- that of moro than twenty good VIII
IN. proving he has-if he wrote the
hen ticlc in that paper Of the Ist in
ore grossly misreprescnted the VIII
:" Of the South. who opposed the Sec
We. sion. Yours
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26
Washington City. May 3. 1854.
sMe Editors efMe Courier aud Emquire

iI T5fle Editors efhe Courier aud EaquIr
I desire to trespass on you, bv ask
ing the favor of you to correcta mistake
committed by the Editors nf the New
York Express. in relation to certain
gentlemen from the South, who recent.
" were absent from the Whis Caucus,
when ten Wings and one anti Com
promise cndorser left their frie, ds.
In the Express Of Saturday evening,
Nav lst, 1881, in an editorial, on
/" Reading out Of the party" amoig
other inaccuracies, it is stated -
The Abolition Whig continental tors
upon the recent Whig Manifesto in
Washington. we note, 90 so far as to
read all the signers out cf the Wing
party, provided they carry out their de-
termination to insist upon the settle
ment Of the Compromise measures. In
reading them oat, however, they omit
to notice that they also read uat Of the
party suchmen as Pearcc and Pratt. oI
Maryland; Badger. Of North Carnlina
Bell. Of Tennessee, and many others ol
note, who would not even attend The
VIII. caucus because Mr.. Mansum pre-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26

a. re,slrss, a.. prrP1lslie paIlasa q nc
Amedrxa pespls. sho never uin bs lens
ID q ptnrs snyl.o~. snd ppaa whem 10
perm z,.~s, .dssusscrs sssid aecsrv. ssen
IRON sus sild sshsm<- The ininx Of ia-
sriesrss wouid pvh.hiy he very great.
.ller DC passage of ss<h lsw-ssd ssey
~.u.d z.k na better insisssioa thza 70
L.rr lzad given 70 ihem on ,beir srusAl'
Bu, we do MOI like the manner al ihis
dissdhasisn sss~m. hy vhi~h she Old
sn,rs are piandrred nf their jas' daes'
The saAjsrs Il inc rahl's lands y ssss%'
isx ssesl iwposs.are ssw-snJ ne %
hope that lhr people Of Nenh csrcl'n'
uilI not izmsly s.hsnit 90 bring rhezir'
out Of al share Of The public domain
hy his riganiir and unjust pem"eias''
selemr 10 buy votes Raj 1issss.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26
soME ERRORS CORRECTED.

Under this caption. we find the ful-
owing letter in a late number Of the
New York Courier and Enquirer. !"
We have good reascn to believe tlat
this letter was written by one who
knew the facts be relates, and We pub
lish il. mainly, as an act of justice to
Mr.. Mangum Of whose speech, howev-
er. we havcaIready expressed our opin.
ion. a Register.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26

Al the meesips cG Inc ffi<pdso q Mr. FiIlun's
bsh in the si,y o. New york on The ic'h 'n''
The following AJd,es and Resolutions wefs
dofleJ By seclzmsiioa; E
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-05-26

Therefore. Resolusd, That a. MiLLARD
FILLaoRE. commeacing life poor hoy,
fallowii..g up to early manhand . mrchsni-
cal iraje. educating HIMSELF practically
aud thoroughly by his own injuslry, and
commenr'ns ihsn The practice Of FRO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23
Our Candidate for Shcnn.

We make no ighJ on ,ny man IN reigfente %
this eftice bu, a. Nj Kiernsn j. The rss-'ir suI
ir ivrn'crnttc nominee, It b, r.-b;--isl, iltN-
'hI the dsmncrauc r,-ty >tgu.d s.pV'r; him ll
'h're are n" InsuPerau.c Oh rc.a;ls ug, ,rs h' II
~ e"sasIierr'l at ~ pfeNlo1s To The tine u -
nouin1;iOn Now, every one knows 'hs-s ar, 10
sush otjvcti0as 10 Nj X u Jhr.r arAss, 70 &C.
fe1. him. tire whrss hsvs % ias,r'.s, - s,ca,siel
he run'or = . rtr.cc,ly ns,--s' d-y ,b1e'E.
'sA' he : inca. pe,eUt on tie >,-rs et s5 acE..g
and business e-Pas.iv. to al ,h,: 49,, - g.
uqufrins q oor evU1,-y f-,rtj> Ne Sd "a,
tbs iTFsess'oo pv,rsi.s 'h-oa,h u'sry o.: to
town, % LOWS; r.o's sx,sa. N,s ih., % ~.
!zT. II NJ X : crk-oNu % ,1- c,e-t-,
.ren5s, ., !. tycau.s D., = cr-y' ,ras>cu ia.
-lh1, ,hA, s;tsssi, ,'ys-', - - - 5s,.r-s> ar
* oshsr peoples Alec n ,sy-,, f.1s,
,1l,-',eA hs IA. -svs5 ~ -t y..'--,.r.', sces a
aa-sla,e s. aiscr s,,ts-,l %, =, >trrr,'
wears, Asaia.i O.. So $50 s,.,-,,' - cge e --
e'lrloi Tv-s;evs - ,.r 'es- 80 Vhah - ~
c,1Ss>se,i,s cos Of ~ --5as ~ 70 as ,5-srl
--s.shv-s, he Ia. ,,s4v. -.a-s,Sv. e, r~s 1->
asss Es, Ar.s se a. sai .,---e ,rr, t-svs sr~
,-,,s. az eg.s,-, 49, ,>,->e 49, az ,.---.-.-I
a- a, -. - se l--. $50 -. be- E, s's
7-.se., ans .. se as.t a.s., 49, a SIS: ',
RS e. -ssal-ss ,as 5-.lg> . .ss ,:s-s .f >Asrt
A-rss-- aa zs,>>>-r ,-~,tas 20 ,--s & .tc
,t,-., f-z ;2,s = ssas .t, -e-e--a., - o..,ss
" SIS s5=-s.ss ~. trsr- -csrv ca- ts o..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

pt.rEtssi>G SriupE-Onr citizens were very
much shocked this (SsiGrdayl morning, by tho
encouragement that } ". CoGprII. a LAWYER of
TN. cat, hal committed suicide by jumping, head
foremost. from the tlld story window Of bull
dug on Randolph street. Immediately adjoining
the sherman HOUSE. Mr. L. was well nown
and highly esteemed Tor his amiablc qualities
h,t unf,rtunni,.I, he va. IN the habit II induIy
~, too free IN spirits. On Friday, he ab-tain.d.
with an intent .on of quitting them entirely, and
o.. urryuus system was 50 shocked T., the chance
rharIr Was shgh,ly Affected with mlnid a pon.
II. vas aware that the VISIONS trfutc him were
unreal and IS strong ,nart Of his mind. appa
rrn,!Y li,rrsardrd them. lie retired to his room
las, evening, aud nothing more was heard Of him
until earl, tins morning, when he sprang. head
foremost. through the hack window TO the wood
en- pavement underneath, from which he wa. IA
ken up. to expire IN a short tune. Ch. Tribune,
lbA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23

arl nh fr1~rnv.-,artu ,,,r.y
are n'-5y.5 n, the r..olg,i.r ,t,ys Quoted -, The
B,ltim,e convention RI, i, reference % the
irporsysrn.,. Of rivers ADD b,rg-,,. .,,-b ri. dip
yre,, western river. ,nB ,b, b,,t.,,, On a.
Ike. the democratic p,r,, t,v..v., hon FINN.
Is 10 ,he.e In pr.,f ,f-ti. os...,,, ,rr, r., d. .
r.,,ri D,-.Dep,. b.f,-, ,,. ,..-,,,.,. from, L,
s-,r,nria,..p bill. e,-f,s, .t., ib,, is,i,,
the s.l.,.,,.,-,.,,r ,rJ,npo Aim. ,-,o,,t
4 ay--o7rf,,i,n, f.r river AL It-t-- .l.ar,re
re1., "a. b1t Ssg7No1. Dung ,-,, # A-i-su
J4ca.77. 8 $4,000. Van B.--a. l-ssrc1 u.
e.. $500 P,s.lSsi y,n. gUa,-r -7-e.o
-.eu-c the b4'.,ce On every ,4.- l..-sr, N
f.rc- q tie 5rr,crs.'. 7s-,v. I-s.sI. 30 %
wear. there "a. ss. one river azi 5lr5,- OIL. ms
sci BY uii. ,o-s-e>.. Al ,b,, Ari - r,a-v
cath vote aFFropralt5as- J- d, 90 ,ie r's1 Of the
American system ia; Prs,s5sa, PylS. Also.
Frs.ls.n, %, irisr,'i7 r. r..,-, al aart,,-.
49, c.-l1a''sl 90 vy:c j..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23
Fer lie Free Trader
The Republican on %"

H ]
u..' ,rr Mig editors ei,hsr cannot ur Vii
-.t r. .rr,r,-i .ud .n heir crdravor, to 'how
.... -.ss-f uj - protective tariff Wr,c leaders
aH',u ou,, show their l-uorance As regards The
law. u H-ch govern trade and commerce.
The uttN, Hcp-bIsss ,ri,s e. handle the sub
'.,' ,f Doe ,aut H reply 20 M article by 20
q never Uurtr that Cox. Beth had sad that the
Esa,h manufacturer paid az the duty on -. mn
ported -HHds his would tc imposing a tash
wf..a o. fore ~ manufacturer would take 90
band ~; tie editor don't mean I" say TIE
above, tisa grammatical hIundsr IT hs own
what he means 20 .AN =, that the Bnu'h manu-
i...ur,r PAID 'Ir duties on the goods eapTted bN
hon to the lrIted States but suppose MAt
GOV Beob dlJ not say the R0oVe-though We do
not >nWi' that pon'-Wht' ihen-the editor OF
he HepahlelH axes hJuI out ofon" dilemma and
places him 90 another by SAVING that Gov Is sad
Ar-Ihe Amsr'cauS-undcr protective iarh
manufacture Cor "ur-clvrS-and large market
for BRUSH manufactures i taken awa' that The
oDy.y Is then grfd'rr than tee @"dnd ln"le
,aarI and consequently rrdlgu"u in p'1te i"l.
0"w>-aui that u Merchant should men 60 ORR
o. NIsc.'S'rr 10 sHg goods "a merchant gong tu
paIch'sr more goods Tor market already S'ulted
.ni Tor Which goods ihcy have no demand II.
DANIEL come Co. u igmenil he WI have To hn! Al
HI'S rs '''N nv a'H"u''I " '''e '"' a. e'S We
return without them.
We 'auE'' 'hmN ''oV. y ever MADE any such
symposium ~ the ao"y"-Wlt was ieit to he Ed'
ii"r ct The hsp"b"caH
I>7., n""usnu". say. The hdt1r. about tie
British merchant having orders to n" ior France.
eic, io mp>i VIE JGdGr , because ihtse e"un
ir'es not only ~ apsdf measure manufacture i"r
themselves, tut compete successfully with the
Manchester manufacturer M the American mar,
set there comes the cream OF the mai'rrl SO MIi
The Ha"cfe''rv ma"'vdfWsr ~ o5i'yfd to take
EhH orr merchants can g'Tr ~ learned
Jadse ,
There are general laws winch govern trade
b. we'n one man AMI another. ana Two OF them
are thes- FIRST the seller must have pfoh'- and
N'e i1'',r'e' '''1e 1871 WA u "s"' '"'
wherever '"ese '|o states are Ua1e IS hNh'e'
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an.V,r.no Dut # h. rb. Manchester mann
f,cf,,.l understand, IN. hp.iu... l.. will soil
Ub,,- he. Ia. the least tariff tn nav Stl the
old ,d., rb,, the ,roJpeer and ,,,J tho consumer
NAYS the. tariff 4 man wE,csp -, down and pen
.ucl .t,r.D.en, must surely .,tl.r want 10 mis-
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-10-23
AnothcrColli,lou on lake Urie

We are informed hy passenger on the steam
cr Otsn that the Col,lun occurred at 3 O'Clock
uu Friday morning III, storm had cleared An.
IN the bright star light objects at distance w,,,
distinctly visible the brig bore down directly ON
the steamer and struck her amid ships making q
terrible wreck IT whevlhh usr wheel and macbin,
az the pilot of the Ocean assert that he ds,inc,
Is saw the brig bearing down on tho steamer
lcld on his course according to the law. whlrh
provides that sail vessel. shall keep out of IN.
way If steam vessels The utmost consterns alton
prevailed amou: the passengers fora while. "A
the sinking ufthe vessel seemed inevitable
They duitei about IN the rough sea in four
O'Clock in the afternoon when the Mayfuwer over
ovefkauled them and towcd them back To Buf
tale. The collision occurci within two miles of
the place where the Atlantic was struck So
much ior the facts as communicated to us. Now
the question is what does such an accident mean
Why - II that a Nug runs into n mammoth
steamer on star hight night Must these thing,
be go IL there no remedy, no protection Must
passengers IN crossing lake Erie take their lyes
IN their hands as Paul dix When they leave
Buffalo must they make their wills hd a tear.
full farewell to parting friends. and IL perrhane,
;hry land at Detroit oI,r up thanksgiving. as
Columbia, did, for their wonderful preservation,
|, there plot. conspiracy on the lakes to
destroy Wards steamers, This is the third col.
lsIon that has occurred this summer Have the
Goolly people of Michigan transferred their at
tIcss from land to seat Let these thing. be look.
ed INTO. We must sound the bottom OF TIN. col
ljsIon case lest We sound the deeper bottom Of
Lake Erle.----Ch. Ifijtm,