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TIL public are cautioned against another coun-
teririt, which has lately made It's appearance called
W & FarTl's arabian Lnmcnt, the mos; dan
grruus Oi all the counerlcs, because his having The
name ct Farrell, Will buy It IN good faith, without
the knowledge that counlcriil exists, aud they
wall perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought It's EVIL effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only 10y II.
G. Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor, and Whole
sale druggist No, II Main street, Peoria, Illinois,
to whom all applications for agencies must he adj
dressed Be sure you get 1t with the letters H. G.
before Furrel's thus-H G.. FARRELL'S--and
his signature on the wrappcr--aIl Others are coun-
ttTlelts
Sold by Hunter g. Cavalry, G.. l.. Thompson,
and Walker Il llCkllng, druggists, Ottawa, md
by regularly authorized agents throughout the Uni
ted states.
Price % and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS IA NTED IN every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, IN which one is
ct already established Address II. G. Farrell AS
above. accompanied with good reference to chnrac.
ter, responsibility, &c, feb 2l-G9-iw,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

Im Wines ~ Loui'mNN.-A despatch from
Ba,or Rouge, dated March 18th, says "Thc
louisiana Wing State Convention today was
largely attended, and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed The Convention instructed their dele
gate to thc National Convention, by unanimous
vote for Mr.. Fillmore for President aud Mr.. Crit
tcndcn for Vice President.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

MAsTL'So.-The Democm;c state Convention
Of Mary land, which met at Annapolis, tie ls,h
inst, instructed their delegates to the National
Convention for Gen Cas- Resolutions in favor
Of supporting the nominee, whoever he may be
were passed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

lSs-sr TuyR LIVES A. Y. TUy-Lu has recgiy.
Ell the agency Of the [. 5 Lie Insurance, An
uu.ty and Trust Company, Philadelphia, aud is
prepared to insure any man that he'll i've han
bred years, or even more,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

TEMPERANCE lrcruuE-1he Rev. GronGE
ScntossER will deliver Lecture on the li.c, pro.
grcss, and failure Of the Temperance cause, on
Sabbath evening next ut the Mechanics Hall
Judging from Nr SIS abilities, we are coufdcn,
in sating that the subject will be well handled,
and made alike Interesting lie, there DO a
hlll attendance.
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STONE! Stone,

II ANlNt' been to large expense m opening n
4 1 new Quarry, am now rtady 10 do good to
the Public m selling good stones cheaper than cv-
cr was offered u the state. w sell stones 40 my
Dock on the Canal one mile south of Joliet, "a, the
following prices
Stones m rough. ANY length and
brrndthl > aud inches tag, at / crs per foot.
Stones iorbu..ilng material, such rs
caps ss door -llls, laps, &c, 10 do
Nostour measured less than foot.
Bnldnl stone al Is cts per perch
Cut stone per perch, such as caps
sl.Is door sI.Is, laps wafer tables
platforms, steps, &c.at II do
Any order will be promptly attended 10.
Builders and contractors vii, do well by calling
atmy Quarry before purchasing elsewhere
The stone i a light blue color, and cannot be
surpassed in quality by any IN this state.
Al Will be sold "A above mentioned, ior cash by
Joliet, March 27-tf FRANCIS SCuwoI.M.
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Mrs. Forrest is said to have rcccivnd 81 600
Cor fortnights Performance in n. York. oui i /.
understood that she con,idcrs this kind " m or.
better tmn either mlirnonv or nlu'n.
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,y ny We WIN '"e'I'"ly support we nominee OF
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me loHO"Ius plan Tor the organization ct the
teP the meeting aud unanimously adopted.
We The Democratic Party OF the county Of
GruhdS N mass meeting assembled, Tor the pur'
pose ct securing unity OF action and the harmony
and concentration OF political effort necessary to
our success aud prosperity MS a party, DO hereby
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siGIIT EXCHANGE

On New York, in suns to suit purchasers, Tor sale
by nov9 NoRRis & FISHER.
Money also RENTED through Grnnel, Minturn
& Co, New York, to any part OF Europe. at the
InMps II mics
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joins VAS Bungy-ILr New York Herald has
it as fact that John Van Barren is going to
south Carolina to live. It's thought bis object
/, to fill the place Of John c. Calhoun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

DnrAprrI ArrAR--1hr Baltimore papers Of
the sth give ,he particulars of n terrible tragedy
which took place in that city ON the 9th inst, x
man named White, shocmnkcrhy trade, of in
temperate habits, set fire TO hi. house, after kill.
ing his daughter and hi, infan, son, and then cut
his own throat. The fire was soon extmguishcd
and the bodies found in the second story. The
ooroners jury, after patient investigation of the
circumstances, decided TINT White was the only
actor IN the fearful tragedy - No Rp.
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SIGlII ENIIlNNl.E

ON New York, or any part OF England ireland
Scotland or Wales, IN sums to suit purchasers ,iol
salcby april sly NJ. H. SWIFT
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a SUBMARINE RAiLRoAD-A Mr. Horrcau an ar.
ehltect IN Paris, has proposed to lay a railway in
the bed Of the sea, between England and France
for fourteen millions sterling The road is to 10
enclosed IN a tube similar to that which crosses
Menai strait, aud the tube is to be fastened down
in its bed by huge iron pins at intervals Of mile
throughout the twcnty.one miles Of its submarine
course, which pins will perform the further service
of carrying lights on their heads at night to warn
ships against anChorng over the railway.
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HESyy RobBrnY. The Central Railroad Buh
Of Augusta, 'ttrcsgia. was robbed, on the lSth
inst, Of $4,000.
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BAyH N.TE PEsJuEycE-1he Cincinnati Enlu-
rer, in noticing the statement Of Dr. Bucsler, Of
this o,y, that SINS fpox is often communicated by
mean. cf snail uo'a., SAYS:
The teller Of one If the banks Of Columbus
an ,s'iuaJ.e young man. contracted disease
by hluIIIu, batch uf bill, which bad beer trans.
mlttsl ,rum Ja., city. where the small pox wlS
then quite prevalent and in raal -uan. form. Tie
Young a.n djcI-aud by such seemingly harm.
,r,. channel oIcommauiya,.an, wa- 'hat in.ta,ome
pa,.I.encr the cau.e Of .,uiiy lo-.ug lhy.s main
stag va lilo
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AUSTRIA AM rHg PAcu,-lle Austriln Wee
Consul at the Dardane,Ics has been whipped by
the order OF AIchammedau Pacha. because be
neglected to obey very proper orler to keep
the streets clean before IA, hoas,. The Austrian
tore down his hss, and with the Swecdi,L Vice
Consul, put himself under the protection Of the
Russian represcn,ative-whercupon the Facla
next d'y, sent for all the Vice Cou,u,> and as
sm.us them tina; ibo Austrian Consul, conduct
WAS not only a violation of law t.t that 8, bad
a residential tendency. vlj,a placed iu Jeopardy
tie lives Of the whole people. he felt entirely
justified in the course he had taken And instead
of apo'"g sing he tlrcat,',d t,tot,ra, either Of
them ion the same why jn ease De- proved himself
.a'v 81 a similar violation e law
Na SUB ~ I>uGsEytl.S- %. So .u.t
Nr ~1H.r ai L'ai-.,ul. m.Hrp ~l5.r. j.... 100
tyarn. foreign myr~n,au ami a,yar, Iat
even Washington AMI Jefferson 'o..,tuyaa /. a-
Trans, measure, called tog by the necessity
Of the times IN which they lived
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T ASSiA, pepper pimento, ginger, chocolate,
- and mustard, IN fine order for sale by
mar27 II, Montgomery.
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Nj" Catherine Hay. !. in b. Louis.
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Fam lcrs

RESTqunty, Nhiskey by the barrel for sale
ID by mar q II Montgomery,
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Improvcd rmr,. For sale.

flax seed to sow, and contract the
w crop, wall call Immediately ON J Schutt, or
VIM Haskell mar 21-,C
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27

MINED Pickles, star candles, superior fine cut
WI chewing, plug and smoking tobacco, candies =,
dflcd peaches, window glass, rice, nails, &c, Tor
sale hy mnf21 H. lloBtgOmcry
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SuIlirIcS.

- UPERIOR cod fish, herring, mnckcrc. &c.
- for saleby mar27 Il Montgomery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-27
BY The Prairie State NlcamCr, 10 Ottawa.
X. MONTGOMERY
SuIlSlries.

n RANGES lemons, rasius, figs, s S. al
" mOnds, pccOns pea nuts, prunes, plums,
con nuts &c. for sale by m27 Il Montgomery.
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be annually appropr atcd equally,
among the schools in the several dis
trictS of the counties afprcsaid; the 9TH
er half OF said fund, shall be divided
among the districts, in proportion to the
number OF children each district NAV
contain, between the ages Of five and
seventeen.
And be it further enacted, That the
aggregate school fund of the city of
Baltimore, Shall he annually apportion-
ed, by the School Commissioners of said
city, IN proportion TO the wants and
grade Of the schools under their iuris-
dlc,lon.
Src. IS. Uni Ic It enactcd. That the
School Commissioners, 10 be elected ac-
cording to the provisions of this act,
shall be invested with all powers and
privileges exercised by the School
Commissioners heretofore el, cted or ap-
pointed in the several counties or in the
city of Baltimore, in all cases wherein
SAID powers and privileges have not
been repealed, or inconsistent with the
provisions OF this act.
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Correspondence Of Tile Cecd Mig.
Letter from EeOvvIand>yiIle
RowLANDsvILLE, April %. >


Mr.. EDIToR:--Quite gloom has been
cast over our community in consequence
OF the disappearance from his fathers.
OF l.. II. Roman, eldest son of A. Ro.
man, Esq, in the upper part of the 18th
district. The circumstances are some
what as follow: he expressed a desire
TO cross The Susquehannah at Conowin-
90, TO go to Darlington, Hartford county,
on VISIT to some acquaintance, prob
ably. Tn Sunday morning, 25th, he
lett home.--complaining of not being
weil,-as Was thought by the family to
go only to a friends a short distance, but
alter careful search and inquiry, it has
been aSccrtaIned almost 10 IA certainty
that he went TO Conowingo instead, and
there desired TO be set across the river.
but the person in the habit OF eros ing
did not wish to go, in consequence OF
the high stage of the river. He after
ward started alone and made nearly
hall the distance, when the boat was
seen to enter tn" falls, and when aflrr-
ward seen there was no person H. tie
boat. which dri!tcd down the river for
some miles and was taken mp by some
person with oars Sc, in it. After the
most dIlisent search through the neigh
boIhood, up to last night no trace can
be had of him, only his being seen on
the way from his fathers toward the
above named place. Unfortunately the
person to whom he 2p, led to st hj:a
across YVES not acquainted with him.
but from the close description of his
clothes and general appearance, there
can be but little doubt that he entered
the boat alone, ana melancholy TO say
has not since been seen.
The above named wasa youth of more
than ordinary intelligence and much
beloved by his parents and a large fami-
~ connection. The circumstances has
cast a gloom over the whole neie!.bol-
hood. Deeply do we sympatlize with
the afflicted family and more particular
ly with the Father who is one of the
iondest and most induIgcnt pare hts we
ever knew. a person on raft not far
behind the boat, positively asserts that
when the boat entered the Falls he saw
a person rise up on his feet, but as soon
as the boat appeared again he could see
no one IN it. "Truly in the midst OF
life we are in death.
In haste yours, p.
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Thomas !Etch

ihoi"a' " 'rhcr.ham.
=. In the Circuit
H' - - Hl!"f. an Han Court Tor Ctct
n'n '.!'"' US vac. F" iIi'am '!ling"S Court
~ "ai' J. '"''i-' lnIlc: and II ihanccfy
= 'tIr "N. Apr! lhj2.
''''' ''j'ri T.! l"'' |"it Is To p"rhFc DecItc
i.f '"' SUI 81 rei'ai" nort"agrd premises II.
,.[H ct""i!, watch were h.oll:H-rd On the
l''a "ay "i April IN TIE YEA! 1850, ~ the t.
-" '""'> "'"i@c W. Ia!i"r, ana .iannah !"}-
WV "'7 N!''' !" lHc cent H!nani ana an inju"t-
"'n a@@'',,t '"''al t:'GI%c W. Ia!l"r.
IL T. ''>ih." 'Lal ON nc !'lh day 81 April
:" "a ,'"i '>-'' 'Hc san ''r"r@' " taylor,
VIZ ''''' III u "''' "''" inc c"HNAihahi, III exc
c"'' go ""'i' u. l'oi Ga'| IL lh' l' ia! sum 1T
''V '"'''..''I ,'!"'>' Ni!i IL von"l'i"n '"eI'-
uh'cF ''%"' i"' til" t"!H'nt Of II" $nhI ii
n't "' E'' "'"'f' uA On h"!"f" The ltIh ''a, s..
N''' !" '"' year '"Ji. "!!h interest l"l tie
,''c >'''''nii'.'''S. rom tie Gate i"' rect an"
t!'t '"' i'' n'"F-c v. I"i.tr. a"a II. Nc
h!,'hNH .!in', @" III" ia. a!ii year .''si aI.l
-" conveyed certain real estate winch is pan
u''''Iy .'*rrihv' IN HE Ill an li$nrcpml%n"-
'h%'Ni'ihii"' "n'n lhrc"mrIalna"t,h b! H,ryot inert
E'Ic 1" S'EHi' Tue payment ct s;l" .'!in Il 2D.',
wan '"'cfc|', On 90 hr."Fr iA' Ian day ut .Aitu
VI 'Le Ear lH)l' Vial nrio:" tie execution .f
'hr >aia non ana mortgage 10 The ca mrIalNan!,
iGl' Is !" say ON the 10 al o April in The year
lHi'. lhr >nr, iri'n !nhi George ". Taylor,
", wv" us VIC i''a'ah l"!lor, nh fianhih y.
1'!io'' wa" '"t" ,Whcu an interest III SaiI real
fS'a''' Whirh hr oilcrwa'H> (hh' before The eN"-
c"''"h "i Vi" 'a~ mort! are to TIE CO npanaHD
r'HN'!'' 10 '"' '"ri " lli'"!n :. Bailey, ihe saI
'..i t>'h'r u. way Ct 10 to cure 10 ht.n
~ payment "l 7>DJ ''---"H or h"'"rc 1"c cA"!a-
no" ~ wv" F'a'H '"err"t'rr, VT" interest sent
"Hh"hl ~ 'H' complainant Ia ht"H '"!orm-
."''''' VIC '''' '"' Wh"ie G. amy ihIi a. We
soi sum al 1?Coo remains nniaI tir cent lain-
nn' a"cH "n' hn'W,and tiIaI nc sad G"ol%' ".
taylor am Hannah Taylor, his wife. did after
wards, w: On the 21lh day Of JanG"ry IN the
TnI!ci nHa Jesse Cox, in Zee the ,arl Zeal Is
ta'". VITO seem 10 be the rrt sen, owners gift.
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TIE BRIDGE BIaL.-Why should
charter be refused First, because the
interests of houlishing town, whose
Inhabitants have always sustained
reputation for industry and persever-
ancc not eNcellcd by those Of any town
in the Stale, will be sacrificed, and no
body benefited but one or two railroad
companies. Secondly, because by its
grasping after erciusire power, one of
these companies has defeated a work of
improvement OF great importance to the
Eastern, Shore and made the charter
granted by the Legislature OF Mar, land
for this work OF no effect, thus forteiting
all claim to favor from the people of the
Eastern Shore. Thirdly, because the
reduction of the value of taxable prop
erty OF one part ofour county will throw
heavier burden upon the remainder of
the county.
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For 2hc Cecil lIIt2.
F3oars.

MR. EnrT' n:-Thr$c animals are held in
very h'"h estimation i,ya great Ianv nood folks.
anu no doubt, very dcservedly. Tn" dop il
seems Is progressing IN the sralr If int, lrc,ua
existence, an the late case Of dog sui.,iJe. re-
pni'"a IN Paris. demonstrates beyond |, doubt
mat thr reasoning IdrGlI,s vi this nj ind, are
approaching those 81 his masrcr-r@ar.
lhi"ru our L""lslttors should be ycyy c. urious
no" lh"y enact laws iniIicling The pennIly ,I
cam en- mes intellectual creatures, and the
imposition OF a capilalion tax on lady nu,, nrn
lirInnn DOS may seriously CO.. pict with oir new
BIZ oil lights, wherein ii is asserted .:tlai all
t"xes by poll ere ericvous and oppressive and
ought not to be imposed,
when The do S;all have attain I'd a very hjoh
decree OF n'clleclu,l great. cess. it Will he a
pro" reelection for the pco lie of Maryland, that
her laws have always been so fi,yorab bic 10, ,h,.
rroefcSs and ancloIalion Of the canine Spccics:
placing the dog in poin, of privilege above his
master.
Some years AFRO, man in this county. hearing
Il NOISE al nlsht IN his yard, aIose and found a
strange a'@ "a The act ot carrying OH some of
ms property; whercupon The said man. ssl.eine
lnS'Isaici ana moved by 'he devil, did then :ni
iletc shoot: aim, and kill said dog, ,ontrrrv IN
the pe1ce. dignity and good government Of, Tho
State of Mayland.'' On fhc next div ,bn
owner OF The log hearing thereof did bra,d,sh
inc law OF the land so lfcrcciv about the head of
lhe offender, t'lal he was clad t., ,ompronisc
'he matter and pay nearly a score Of dollars.
rainier than 90 10 court, where, he was told. tLui
n late case ofdog killing, The mual,yer rs
h'"a seventy dollars an costs. Val .lrla,,,cr
hcen caught carrying of The prop, T. nraoo,lrr
AZ nigIt, oni SHOT down. The laws womb have
declared it JuSltiable homocide, therefore The
dog stands higher than his master, and certainly
no ifirhd OF the progress ofi'at progressive and
ainiabie animal, would wish TO have the law
altered IN any manner that woull interfere with
me "ilie, liberty, and pursuit Of happiness, of
the canine race.
The late decision in court in pcnnsvlroni,
',that mere is no property in dog when Off The
tue premises OF his master'' must have been
made by some lhck-headcd Dutch,non. who bos
no IDEA OF progress, but who wears his br;m
stone coiored brccches in the zane STYLE. with
out susT endcrs. as dill his ancestors in ,hc GOOD
cry OF Amsterdam two hundred wears 20.
IL IS to be hoped that no man will he win
enough TO attempt tc stem the currcn, NJ mis-
age OF progressive democracy, in which III. doc
Is trea ling so close on the heels of his master
And the day may not be not be far distant. when
some naterlalst OF maSter-mind may arise and
eclIpslng the theory of Bunon Helvetius md
Darwin. which derived the human rorc from ,
remarkable family Of monkeys, may nroye Ihot
mankind are descended from lla, saoncio,,s ,nI
''''e'i'seh' "nlra', 'he dog. GAMING.
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In haste yours,

Lor1s NAToLroN.-A very intelligent
BoStonian who is now in Paris, in ii pri-
vate letter to friend in Boston, thus
speaks Of III" President OF France. The
Transcript says the views advanced By
this gentlemen are entitled TO rrra,
weight, as the writer is not ONLY very
observing, but owing to his elevated
position, he is enabled to obtain n %
correct opinion of French politics ti.an
ordinary writers. He says: "Thc
President seems to be very po,ular and
g1'nln@ ground every day. The roo-
PIE require tranquility, under Mich
they are certain to proper; they do not
understand rrpublicanlsm, and are unfit
for it in my humble opinion. Although
Louis Napoleon arrived at his present
position by overthrowing The so cn1ley
liberties OF the people, vet think his
government thus far has been rood, and
II he P''rsues the course he has marked
out, believe it will 'e one of the best
GOVERN entS France has ever had The
Chambers were convcrol Yesterday for
the FIRST time, and opened by him ia
great ceremony. His speech was most
moderate, and has given great sati~iac
ton among almost all Glasses. Louis
Napoleon Is not we'll Understood,
think, in either England or America,
and ! believe will yet prove himself a
m@cd greater, as wei. rs a more mo,lc.
ate man than our people think him.