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Psasscrri>s ArruxSkr -N,. Wallace ha,

PSasscrri>s ArruSNkr -N, Wallace ha'
shag. 500 p,lotily oVeU ChGmNseN fT this 'tii'e
10 Ia Sale cauu,y; Cpama>sro has loo over
ws!lsce IN Krndsll-hslsnre Of the C'rcuit no;
se.rl fro,n NJ Hnl'rr lss'> CLums.er' in
tin. county. bg, tall. behind sn farn Kends | and
l.vinr~t,,n that the c,o'rst Is brt0svn CHAINS
,ero ,ni " ,lace The run - pretty clo,T, bu,
$. N c,ep hus et>r "a 'b.' vicinity she dog i.
.,.in 4 hale ahead NJ WSu.ee u psub4bl,
elected hy a5oa loo majority.
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lNPosIuuN ~ SMALL s"rE ctRSENci -- We
New Yurk Courier gives the fllosing ilus'ra
tions Of tn. evils If small note circulation and
Of the manner IN which brokers asd bankers man
age to shave all parties by means Of such riFeu'
lstion
The practice now is to establish ~ banking
in-tilutinn in a place so remoie-say ~ Indians
ar lllinoi.-that it will not pay to folio" up
fur specie. aud then deal out the notes at hall
prr cent di-c"unt to employers Oh satn'd.sahn
bu, them back from trsdssmen an MonHay NJ
one per cent. Indeed, the poor mechanic ana -
bor-r is often compelled to sell his money a.
n shave On the vefv day he receives II 50 very
many establishments have always Ieid''d '"e
wildcat currency IN question Every man WI"
receives one nf the.. bank hills helr' w 'n'''''
q system which It is the in crest q a TO d eAH Ap
In the e,se Of the lac Bank of the Union We ne
chsrsel our duty IN waning the public OF III,
character, on The 6rst dsv that its bills apreMru
III this c'ty-rrrdict,rg the disastrous result
hich h,s occurred
Il i. Strange 20 What ht'leuess mon vii 500
To rob up,ghhor in the matter ~ discount. We
have heard of q man who mike. hs practice 10
carry $40 hills ou = certain hank. winch he Nu''
Al two per cent discount he lrrcl7sc' an aru
elc for, few shilling. AMI receive - IN good mo
nev \. change Adding 81 10 -, he buys 'n'
other $40 biIl Tor - 9o--,hu. making twenty
per cent on cash dollar that he spends
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Lucas county give. small majovi,! f.r Scott.
New York.
Bcnne..'s prsdiotian has been verified, and New
York has gone for Pierce and King by one Of the
most tremendous a,ajorities she ha. given for any
candidate in thirty years The Telegraph reports
Il ~ the conclusion st Albany, from tho return'
received on Thursday that the state had gone FOL
Pierce and King by $4,000 majority. We have
mass Of returns before ia from towns and CT
ties, but one car judge little by them, and W
thersfors omit most Of them
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LIST or LETTERS
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office a, Ottawa,
RNovember |. 1852
Austin Sales HALEY Dennis Roa'h
BrooksJos Hartley Geo Roberts II ]
Bash Rachel Nobel Ak Rose Wash
Bradbury Geo. Hoapey John Roberts l. u
Burle, Michl Haliorsullary Roach Bridsit
Bills. W A Hat Irdey Rice Johanna
Blnkeslce G " Holloway Job widow ur heirs
poi.e Richl Holden II " Q Ryan WIN
Bashoe Dlnl King VIM Regain Jno
Brown Mary Keano Tim Smith Jno
Chambers VIM Kecgan chrj.ph Sly VIM
Cooper VIM Knapp DIV Surgis II l.
Camb.ll Reed Killsnn WA Smith Miss En-
Cobun Thadius Laihrop Alfred Snow @ II
Chasney Mlch Lowell X SlinnJ Jas
COPYRIGHT Jno Lewis Chs Smith Miss T. T.
Currzu Mrs Leah, Margret smith Mrs v
Cunningham II McGawin Anth Stiles EB
Drew z, McQueeny Thos Smith Miss A
Dunn Mira Theo McNamary nj SanfordCarolinc
Dor,on Mary Mulyihlll Michl Slsttery DN
Dayi.A McFenesy DAM ToomAs Jos
Daily MISS Mathews Jno W Thomas II
Drought Geo Martin WIN lrumbo
Davis Mrs + A Maltese Chs Thorn Edw
Doffsr AiissMary Mapes Jas Vanc Allen
Evans Danl ODonnell Jas Vance &C
Fitzpatrick d O'Connell Patk Wheslan Pat
Ferguson Jno Otto Geo Woodruff Josh
Gardner o A O'ConnelMrs Woolsy Jacob
Grim Geo OBrien Misso White Geo
GlleNH 0donnell Jno Walker RsvOA
G,bngs JohR Parmelee Messrs Warner Chester
Goodwin ia H&A Warnr A d
Gary Peter Pendergast Win walleigh Saml
Giraghty Richd Pain Mss Car whthore Jas
Hitchcock Mrs II E2 Walker Wild
| Hudson q p B Rogers Thos Warner PB
GERMAN LtrrERs
Atgsn John Heller Lewis Rayssell Jno
Gasser Phillip Bsitnsr Karl Schorleder Con
Gerspacker Jno Li,tart Lorcns wiedsrsum Carl
Rimglcr Graufer
| NoRwraiAN LErTsRs
Erikslatter A MOlsdstter Berta Olson Christoph
HOWE Knad + Odcndahl Frsid
Persons calling for Letters in the above list
will please say they are advertised, and give the
date Of let. WM. L., GIBSON l.. n
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IRNHE subscriber offers for sale two sOacr, lots
OF land. lying in section land 5ln III. town
L of Freedom II miles north OF Ottawa.
near the Ottawa Northern Plank Road. and or =
miles south Of the Aurora Extension RAILROAD
One lot OF said land !. fenced. and 20 acres under
cultivation, the r-si is in pasture The other lo'ls
unimprovrd Either or both of the above lots " III
be sold I'm connection with small 10, OF timber u
required on easy terms TO the purchaser. ENQUIRE
Of the subscriber. or Of F. X. Leland in the office
OF Lorenzo Leland, Esq. h. W. GRlGes,
Also, for salea good young horse. Enquire oil
the subscriber n, Harding
Nov g. l2-6m T.. W. Gnee'
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Foreign Items
From the New York Evening Post.

From the New York Evening Post
A new diving boat is now exhibiting al Cher
hoarg, DR.. Papsrne is the inventor. and he has
discovered means TO descend 10 the bottom of the
sea, aud 70 remain there with body Of opera
,lves ~ long ss he plrases replacing nv chemical
means the oxygen absorbed. He hos als' found
n"dr at directing the boat under ".trr. bS
steam, s>f u wrr, on the surf &C.. II" rr"'cr-
tn reach the English cosst from st., tJho, N
? ne. This invention IL promised the patron
ae the Prince Pr',ihrul.
Som- tine .go gentleman sent the Dake OF
Wellington, the mllovng letter;
MAY it please vour Grace | have taken the
liberty of requesting your opinion. Wac NaPo-
leon guilty or not Of the murder nf hi. PRISON
ss Al Jairt. nrd il there any military law "
circumstance which would justify the deed
Yours respectfully. J. II.
He received the fllcwirg reply;
r n lhr Duke WrIirg,,n present. his
compliments Ia Ar. Il. he has also received Mr..
H letter and beg. cave to in'nrm Inn We Il.
~, th- historian Of ,ss var, II The French Re
ynluUnn n Egypt anil Sy IL
SON. persn i1tr', discovered nugget ofpure
god IN BE- Ii,rr Altani, nr.r Perh,
At S,ra,hhrjasgy, one Of the seats nf tho
y ke or N,hug'ou the walls Of he rooms arr
aim 4 covered sih tngTsvings Of masters u
tDe British h"ok THIS is peculiarly Of the
late L"td Rivera
The late w-lhy Puyin. the artist. wac teular-
kahle fur his inlrns- d, yo;i,n To HI, art and
great love of he sea tie hts been heard Ia s,v,
"lhrre is nothing wsrth living for, Gut Christian
architecture AMI teNt"
We -Iirs,t he f,,owiuc from Charles Levers
new bno., The Odd Family Abroad = To
train a man Tor the continent you must begin e.r
w. Teach him French when = child; let him
lam q, N noes ~ AM smoke cgsr' a. s wear
Hcq g-y-G bo"'. a. 8 aud pat h. h,ir IN paper AZ
., rAt sugar 81 .p, i,r d.ousr. and barley water
f,r tea make ham steady .h"y v'h 10. p's'cl
snd !, ,rnl hand wih the r,p,sr. -Ni lhrn he !.
finish d AMI if fr ue 4 ulrSsrJ. IA n'ce nan frr
the SALONS. Il IS ,hr,P, there - M doubt. built
costs 20 q deal o money to coms a. tie eCvDo-
nv"
The Ge,graphica Snrietv ~ ~ Prt,r>hnrch i
ahout % nj a mission to KIM clatko. tie ku'iri
| LAWS suA Russia, An. ric,. 10 .;Gdy tue Flo
ra.. aud Esmas ct Jh, se ons.
\ SlSevtAR rEx,S OF N,rvss The e.ii;or Of
ts Gtarlssfuu Jie-cary ..sS hat hr WI. VISITED
a f,S dly> since 3, sruIlrmSn uAHird L II
Copeland, native Lawrence Ds,r.rt : Z bat
nov r,.ijns m Hand c. q that sac, Who
present N h. peculiar orstnE,r,"n = very re'
marssor "a uu,i 1rrnomeUou HIS right arm.
haul and leg re mirctrd n = manner as To Ell
hibii ia ryery m-,~urnl he nature anil uotiun 81
4. sRus- The srr affected - smaller than ,be
other i,. muscular development different. srnsa
tiun much less acwr and It, actions altogether
bvyoud the cuuJrs, q his vii. lie motion NJ
:, ,rrn SEEMED 10 te tmjeiled bya 'ensraie and
tl.' .lci yu.lVun. or an instinct enl rely us own.
ih- ghsrscf,r ,i De Inuyru cut SHAPED 20 4
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CALIFORNIA on FIRE!


THERE will be found at the well known stand Of
Z Barnard. on II Oh street a choice lot Of
Family groceries a Provisions,
Selected with care, as follows:
10 lhds sugar and molSsses, % coffee. 10
bbs fish Of different kinds nuimeg. indigo, ,obnc
In Short all kinds Of goods usually kept at estnb
ii-hments OF thu kind Also. cordNge. pals, tubs,
glass and shelf hardware, nails, simmons. axes,
steel and iron shuyes, hes, augers, bits, &c, &c.
School and blank books, stationary circular pens.
[ Yankee notions. together with other articles too
nUUerou. 10 mention.
/ All kinds of country produce taken IL exchange
. for goods.
/ Wagons and cnrrareSon hand and made to or.
/ der as usual Nov O. 4. BARNARD.
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MARRIED-At Harding on the 2lst Inst, by
Rev N Warrener. Mr.. LEAspER H. BARROW to
Miss SARAH EoRroS.
BY the same. in Freedom. on the 2sth inst, Mr.
WV, p. DAVIS 10 Mise LuzErrE G. MINER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

HArsAU.-Whr'. IN, Austrian tvrant was 70
Gently st theatre IN Br,els he wac ii.cov.ret
bv ths audience. Who shouted that he should b,
put out Of doors. At righsa large crowd collec,
Ell in front % his hotel and cries Of tiger" hive
na, and "e1ecutoner Il Women filed the air.
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c NJ Vas DoRES. Secretary.

TRi'H PorUors roR ASEsIcA--We have learn.
si that some considerable shipments Of potatoes
have heen made during the la., few weeks from
Dublin to New York and New Orleans A high.
" respectable emigration house in thu, CITY ha.
shipped one hundred ton. BY single vessel. for
the latter port, with every prospect Of realizing
good profit. The soAloe. are packed in cover,
ed baskets prepared for the purpose, mad serve
for ballast IN vessels taking out emgrsnts - ZEE
ppU
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Miss WHEELER

EGS leave 10 announce to the ladies Of Of
tnwa and vicinity. tina, she has opened
- Nil,incrs shop, directly over The Fsrmrrs
Si"re"-~hrre she WILDE NJ all times happy to wait
upon hose Who may favor her with Their custom.
Dress Making will also be carried on--she has srcu-
red the services OF competent hand who will nike
charge OF hatbranch. Ladies. We assure you ,hs,
work entrusted 10 oufcare, shall b. executed with
nratnrss-n The latest siyles--and on the mostren-
sonablr terms. Nov 6-l2-3n
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Jos, phi Dawson bs years old, IN Wednesday
morning climbed up ST Paula Church .teepe,
New York. ~" huuorcd feet high, by the light.
ming r,d, for the purpose Of putting rope around
below the ball BY which to haul up the ladders
TO be used in repairing the s,eeple.
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Ottawa Market.

Ottawa Nov 6 IS52.
Winter ~hea, 60 G63e, and spring, %
Corn, newc5
Oats. c5c
Barry, Ole.
Potatoes, 3093lIr.
Good butter IN demand at l5c,
tgg., Zoe
Pork il being contracted for y, from - oo3j o.
Is IS dividing on hogs weighing $50 lbs, the
highes figure paid Tor extra heavy.
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The Boston Mail say- that the yearly income
81 Ebrn frauri., rich c,uzru Il Bo-.rn, would
buy 1900 farm. III, ncom, TX per cent on hi
entIrr wealth, would amount '", 'lnly, mnre than
Ia. wags 81 sno hard working men. IL. onrr.
rnu- ca;.ilai '''nnaud- IL. tod II MAR Ihou.
,,nd rb.r,,s nud 'u",bumc- yearly, r pay the
ruJrrr,i, and aiu"uut- io m'rr tnan thn.- lanor
rr, wugr. w"t.I III q bong ,lir un". a human
i - ant ma .hlr, hut caa't compete With bags
u duiIat- IN stirring up Hn income.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

Lar CONFESSIONAL DrsTR,cr-A mass OF re
turns are before from this district IN reference
TO the candidates f'r Cyrs,css, indicating that
Campbell. dem, has been defeated by Wash
burne, wing, by small majority.
On Dl,ralcr--Cook, De Ktib. and pu.
page give Wentworth about leoo majority
Whether this viii be overcome 10y the wing
counties in the western end Of the district re
mains m doubt The chances seem 10 Dc IN favor
Of Wsntvor,hs slec,ion
Sp DlsrS.cr Enough return, have been re-
caived to shc~ ,ha, Rsddick. dean, ha- been de-
i,a,sl by Norton. vhis, We give tie counties
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To any irquirng what they shall do for .
cough and cold, ye would say read the follow
certificate. Which Ia. been signed by one hundred
OF Ia, first Houses Of Druggists in this country,
to lsy b-ior- the public their estimate ola z cd
medicine 1h-y are all msn OIL tir., class and
Of the highest character, whose experience and
business lead, hem to know AID shIs is their
opInirn:
We the urirr.icrrd. Wholesale Druggists
n, been o or. tina acquainted erh Aver >
Chen, r-r'orh h-rr'y 4, our belief that It
d, TIE 'v-j AMI mot -iT-rtu,l remedy fnr Pumu
mr., C"mpl,iu's ever offered TO the American
Prop'-. AMI W. would from our knowledge ot
it, competition and extensive a.efulnes-. cordial
u cuum-pi I, 10 The Effected AZ WORTHY then
best runii ru," auI with the firm cu.c'Iun thai
II vi De- fr thrir relief all ,ha, medicine car
10"
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A MrD,L FoR \ SrEEcH Gen Pierce Ia, M,
taken tie NH-p, amt Ter rhl- tru- regard to vi.
own dig my, aud that OF the cffice for which he
il candidate, he deserves the thanks off all
America. citizens. and ha. our own. We wish
TIA, General Scott rad exhibited a. much for.
terancr
Since his piercc1 nomination to the President
cy, he has made no iuurnry, mounted no ro.trum,
lone nolhng political Of which the mort fs,.
,idirns could complain. He has STAYED A. home,
quietly pursued his ordinary business and AVOID.
eel al political demonstration. But he has made
one sp--ch and under cirrumnc'a ncPs which made
some declaration however brief Imperative
The "Grauite Club" political association in
Concord. having assembled to celebrate the dem.
"craic Victories n; some Of the recent elections.
proceeded IN the residence Of General Pierce, to
exchange rongra'ulttop. with him OF course
h- va Obliged to receive them, for m mnn of
even ordinary politrness could turn his back. ~
hl- own door upon 4 crowd Of his fraw citizens
a>-rmhlsd before " to paw him a compliment -
accordingly Grneral Pierce ,ddr.. ed the as.cm.
blaze in few remarks but what was hi. sub
irctl A recommendation should ,heI he vic'ori
uu- Of mognanmi,v 10 their opponents: an in.
iunr,iun to remember that N. motives of their
opponents in political sriinn were quite ~ patri.
otto rs their own: -Hi hist their own .urr-. cod
No, render their n-phb'rs WHO disagreed with
them In political oplr,ors. Ice. WORTHY ~ conf
dcnrr. II trusted that HI. friends would no,
fora' that 9th high toned and honorable men
the hour of,rumph was Away. the hour Of mag
nArmnv
We approve Of all this most cordially, md re-
comment It ga model f,r spesCh.s. to all p'rii
san orators whether candid ,'a- fr the nrrsrlcn.
cv or any other Ph'iaie'Phid L,dyer
neutral -
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Joseph ~ True and wife, formerly instructor.
a Lincoln Academy, Maiss. have obtained u yer
dict of $4,000 again., David d Plumby rtm
,ncnt citizen Of Lincoln, tyr Islander The lie
iendan, had repeated serious charge. sgs,ns' - .
chastity of tho lad, plaintiff and attempted, IN he
trial. to Justify them BY evidence, but failed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

Such IS tse furnr Of emigration from the High
lands 10 Australia, that clergyman nea. Fort
William .igncd within ten day, upward - 600
c'rthea,u' FOR parties DESTROYS Of ear,ng the dis.
tf!ct
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Ctr AND Da,sp The biocr phical no,ice-?3
closely printed cnlumn.-of the Dute Il Well.
ins,"u. vhich appeared IN The London Times.
had been prepared for .i1 years, ready for use
whenever occasion should require.
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notice!
x Nov 6. r..
N0llCHl

Nhr. Undersigned is the holder Of tax cer,ifi.
Gates on the following DESERT ed l.n, in La
sale county. Parties interested ca redeem
February. 1883 e nv VI
Nov 6. n r.
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Gov johnson, # Virginia, Ia. re'pited the
negro sri Lucy. who ea, TO have been hung a,
Richmond On the 29i ul' for the murder Of her
nfAu, child, lili the lsth OF November.
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" ,SEINcrns Nov

w ARLINGTON, NoN. ],
Hon EDWARD EyFRErr APPOINTED StCRrrARY
~ STATs-lhe lntelhgcncsr announces the ap
pninimsnt u Hon. Edward Everett AZ Secretary
Of State, IN place OF Hon. Daniel Webster, de.
ceased.
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The triumphant success Of the great Aratiin re
medy for man and beast.
II. G. F A X X T. l. LIS
Celebrated Arabian Liniment,

IL causing csunteTieits TO spring up all over the
country, spreading their banefl influence over the
land. robblng the pockets OF The honest and unsus.
p c,.ng, by imposing upon them worthless and
Poisonus trash for the genuine II 6 Farells Ara
ban LlnIment. Fellow Citizens Look well be
Tor, you buy, and that the label OF the bottle
has the letters II. G before Farel's for Il it has
not, it is counterfeit. The ab-l a. ind each bot
tie OF the genuine linlmcn, read. thus, III G Far
rers Celebrated Arabian LInimen,; !" and the sig
nature OF the proprietor is written upon the label
also. and these words are blown in the glass, II.
G. Fauelrs Arabinn Liniment, Peoria"
The daring holiness Of tn. recreant who would
deceive the people by imposing upon them worthless
trash fora really genuine ind good medicine thus
not only chclur hem out oith-ir money, bu, that
whchisiar IsarrT-'dsr heoth-ough, 10 be held
up in scofr and receive o. contempt his das-
inrdly -pirim-sN L", very one them who re-
gard hls own hsa.tb md w..hes truth and hon
esiy t. triumph over asrs7 az and rdscaiity, pnt
his heel Oh all base mn .hons aud uphold thu,
which isjusi and rgh, The genuine r. G. Far
relrs Arabian L,niment has proved ,srl to be the
mos, remarkable medicine known for the cure Of
rheumatism, ncura'ga pains wherever located
sprans, bruises, hardened Jumps, burns, wounds
corps, chronic sore and weak eyes, l,mc back, etc.
and is an .fiectual remedy for horses aud cattle in
the cure oil sweeney, distemper. lameness, dry
shoulder, fpn', wounds, etc etc, and will always
stop the turtle, prngrrs' Of polevil, fs,ula, ring
bone, and blood spnycn, Il used in the beginning.
Look ont for Counterteini
TIL public are cautioned against another coun ,
terelt which has lately made It's appearance, called
w u. FarrelPs ARABIAN l.nment, the most dan
gerous OF all the commercials because hi. having the
name at Farrell will buy 1t in good faith, without
| the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and they
will perhaps only discover their error when the
spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects. >,
| The genuine article is manufactured only by H.
G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No. II ain street, Peoria, Illinois
to whom all applications for agencies must be nd
dressed. BE sure you get !, with the letters IL u
before Fanells. thus--H. G. FARRELL'S--and
his signature on the wrapper--all others are coun'
| teriets.
/ Sold by W. w. Cavalry, G.. l.. Thompson
and Walker & Hickling, druggists Ottawa snc
by regularly authorized agents throughout The on'
I ted states. ,-
urPnce IS and so cents. and 81 per bottle;
/ AGENTS WANTED IN every town, VIlsg'
and hamlet in the United states, ~ WINCH one y
no, already established Address IL. u rattell, ~
/ above, accompanied mith good reference 70 chalac
ter, responsibility, &c. oc' lo.v-iM.
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lHE ATLANTIC - lee vres ui the At'sft.c On
LAX Enc. Ea, mot ,rg been rusri. h" Ds~r.
Jnlrn,i .rls tiat NJ G:rrn +, NV zone r.c'Hs
~ Il ititin new suDfr,rIne -ruor, sAi.h Wi
euahic hnl. u Uecr,-'rl. o. lcuaID uuU,I s4,er
Nv" hours al ihr lry'h II lE- wreck. l5ui fsvt
winch Nil Hv"Id The repetition Of 'r-qurnt as
cents. lhr .,inc psp-r add, tie following in
tefr-.mg fr'.:
"Auu-.. II ul.rfrrt IA. made ,o;le ruriuls cI
prfimrnt- ,u seer an ~. pressure OF the onl,r
a. the depth Il 100 i.rt An empty junk H..
tie. rurkrd aud setlsd airtlghi, ,uuk b,n-sih
the surface ol the above dep h for seven minutes
t'krs,in 10y .ouIr phrnon"ni .nrI planned u large
qua'it', 81 water piece of lr,n attached o,
scale ny ~ piece ut VIE W.. .hins 1913 sunk q,
the saur depth. lu>r- SD aud l,z One nay
Judge from til, the pressure sustained by hu
usn beng At the saiur depth Mr. O., Is an.
guInr that h. cauattncl fastening, Ia the wierk,hy
which 1t eau 10 ra,,-d The diving ii 100. irr
below the urft,c Is ;he CREATES: performance "
record b. SO FEET
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New Fee Soil Newspaper

4 PAPER to- called the Ona,ca Free Press.
~ vii BE- issued on III. first edne,day in Janu-
airy 1853 Provided 500 subscribers cun be obaincd.
rRr FOLLOWING Is TIN TRosrrcTus
ls,, The Press" shall advocate the principles
generally held hy the Free Democratic Party.
o. |, shall advocate all important reforms IN the
STATE, the Chusrh and the World.
81, Il shall devote lis columns 10 Mans interest
rs an Intellectual Moral and Religion. beng.
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livingston. lroasojs, vrvu,iinr, Champagne,
snl De wUt. % hear irotn which. haWevsT. 1t 10
believed. Sl,l %, s;iect The sbnve figures
How this r,>sl, vs. brought asout 4 would
perhaps be pc,s, les, task $, thD time t'.''p to
enssire. Mach , oSIns 10 Ihs se'd,''n vote
uh,>h Nj. y rtou hsd the Ingenuity. to a Il b,
IN worse rame. 20 draw OF troai Ar Bryant N
to himself B., lie result - GosOs.rss manly
a,,riSciAbs 20 personal b,ser.a.s ~ to e'aa :,
saich IN cur bamb.s ili.usea' sa.hi not 10
hs,s uilsscei Democrat. n 'er. ~hsre sre.'
r-isrip,ss vsrs al siSts bui ~h.ch have, E-'s'.
lhss.s led 10 yhe defeat. not oD'y otouf congress
ion,l candl5a;s. bot suil more JIsasr1u,ly 81 "ur
xha,. county ticte;, a. may be seen by the re-
turn, below. Far bs It frOn Z. TO quarrel with
he ere.; PEorlr Stout the manner 10 whish
The, have exercised their right OF sufIsse IA r.!-
ercnse to vhch may 10 ons ever b. sbl- to dc,
tate to them But We mus, be permitted to n,.
thai, So far 8. prMocs.cY j. concerned, se very
much doubt the grn1insne, Of tie srlcis, where
nominations are msie in sil god fsi'h then :"
easily cast overheard they have been IN has Co.
Ii people want to carry their personal O.eSer-
ing,, or preluiies.. or preferences to the polls,
let them 10 so, in Freedoms name But let them
not, while they do so, call themselves democrats.
We knsw ihsss i. ready apology At hand, that
this las always been the case here in reference to
our local candidates, and pity Tia, It's true and
We have. therefore. li,tl- sympathy for most OF
the candidates that have been so merclless'y
knif.d at this election, for they have INDUCED IN
the same interesting Italian amusement them
selves; but we 10 hope b,s and pray, that there
may be an end of This. If tie old politician, IN
| tho county cannot scs together hlrmonou-ly. let
them all be laid on the shelf and new men brot
out--men th., can comprehend the superior in
por,ance Of the triumph OF democratic Prnclpe.
to triumph in THEN own personal qi,rr!.
spriagfela, Quincy aud BcllevIiie di'cis'
! Springfield Nov &.
I'd, Free TIdisr:-C .lhoHn beat, Richardson
elected. Gillespie probably elected
S!at Etgist,r.
GauxDr Co--The following retarn, from