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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
Recipe for preparing the Noted Washing
EiuiJ

IlUld.
WHICH SAWS ALL POUSprNG AND EupBrNc.-
This Recipe has boen generally sold for one
Dollar per copy and is richly worth to any
Family, twenty dollars year:
MINTRE-ps>olve halfa pound Of sal Soda
Tor what Is commonly called IIdsLipy Soda } in
n gallon cfboiling water, and then drop into it a
quarter Of a pound Of uuslacked Lime After this
has dissolved and settled cut bp ten ounces OF
common bar Soap-strain the solution upon il.
and mix thoroughly. Great care must be take
that no particles of the lime are poured upon the
soap. Prepare this mixture the evening before
washing.
bIreciics--To ten gallons Of water add the
above preparation, when the wotcr i, boiling, and
also put the clothes in while boiling. Each lot Of
linen must Toll half an hour, and the same liuuid
will answer for three patches Of clothes The
white clothes must be- put in soak over nipht and
II the collars and wri-tband, are soaped and rub.
bed slightly, So much the better Clean cold wa.
ter may be used for rising Some prefer boiling
them for few moments in clear buing water
and ntlorward rinse in cold water white clothes
only can be- washed in this mauner
The clothes may not appear perfectly white
while wet but when they dry thew will be A
clear white. twill be necessary to place 4 large
plate, or thin piece Of board at the bottom Of the
boiler, to prevent the clothes from burning and
the greatest care must We taken to prevent the
smallest particle Of the Lime Settings, from ret
ting upon the Soap Many. NJ; hecding this
canton have made themselves extra trouble. in
having all their clothes to go through with after
ward
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

SINGULAR ENCOUNTER WITH CHICKEN H,wk
On the 9th Of July, as Elias Uierelf be-,
about q years Of age, was crossing one of Col
Weavcrs fields, in Amity township with sticl
IN his hand he encountered chicken hawk il
the act Of carrying oft n rabbit. A. he approach
cd, the bird dropped its prey, and flew at him
with It's beak wide open and claws stretched out
evidently intending hostile attack With one
blow OF his fist, the boy broke the wing Of tho
bird, aud, thus disabled, he soon succeed IN klnr
it, lie carried 1t home rs trophy of the fight
aud exhibited 1t to his friends with no little pride
and satisfaction. l,was very large bird Of the
kind, measuring feet inches across the wings
The friend who informed us Of the crcumsta tance
says that this is the first instance that ever came
to his knowledge Of u chicken hawk attacking u
human being RediiHg Gd"itc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

a correspondent Of the Louisville Democrat
sPkaLlug ofa history Of the battle Of Lundy',
Lane, which appeared in the LOUISVILLE Journal
says:
Mrs. Partington has made Ike read the Who'll,
history thirteen times, She has told n friend thai
she thought 1t without conception the most ex
traordinry confusion of gowcrng ideals and sen
tlnes that ever intcrmittcd from the pen of Gen
esis. Ills imposition" says she, us mos, super
huous. The delcterious sweetness Of his consti
paiions, the toundncss ofhis paragulphs, the i'm
purtcncncc of the subject and the udyish secrc
tlon OF his expansions, are unequalled in the an
uals Of litter hve'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

A horse Thief was recently arrrs,ed IN Coopers.
town, on charge Of stealing hurse belonging
to gentlemen living in Hamilton, Oneida ccun
ty. On being broughtup, be implicated four
young men Of Hamilton who were IN good stand
ing as members Of a" Horse Club which has!
existed for ten or fifteen Yeas and by means Of
which at least twenty horses had been stolen. A
rigid cro's.examinaiion, continued for sixteen
hours, broke down his testimony entirely, and the
accused persons who had been arrested, were fil
" acquitted The thief was taken by the Deputy
Shenii, on the way to Cooperstown, and while
the officer left the wagon for a moment. at Rich
field Springs, the prisoner who was heavily
ironed-sezed the reins and drove of. AT last
accounts lac had not been taken
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

FRoM rHr PlAiSs The steamer Clara bro,
down ne passengers two gentlemen named Tut
who had Just arrived from Santa Ec, and Captain
kctchum, Of the Sixth Infantry, from Fort Lara.
ME, The emgrauts to California. Oregon aud
Salt Lake, Netcge generally healthy, all haces OF
epidemic sickness having disappeared. A man
named Daily, while engaged IN buffalo hunting
near Frt X, A-ucy, was approached by party
of Indians with signs of friendship, Soon after
they attempted to take his gun from him, whcl,
he resisted They shnt and killed him Instantly
and iircd also at o companion of Dailys, who,
however, succeeded in making his escape. The
Indians p'undvrei them Of their mules and packs
st. Louis NcwS, lSh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

MoHr GMrmNIsN--horc Otif,s--A- the time
approaches for whgory To- surrender IT, MI gotten
power the national officials are busy in making
most of their time Every conceivable trick /.
resorted to throw sop to those Of the hungry
brood who have not thus far received a quota
The latest item We notice is the following from
the Washington Philadelphia Lcdgsr:
Complaints are making by tue democrats of
the huu.e thal MI Ogle, Ia Gaphnc name who
1t ls believed has drarn his oGW and ycar'S sat.
drn as charge to Denmark. has not left for hls
post, or that the appointment has been withdrawn
before Mr.. Osle had time to reach New York,
mush less Copenhagen. This is little MYSTERY
which ought certainly to be explained"
No mystery abnutit Some other Galph.nite
is to be ouifaed with the people, money, to rc
sign, and 50 on, adtibHnm uutU the people out.
fit tho whole swarm Of blood suckers, on the
ith of March next--State Reg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

ADVANCE IN The BErF AYp PoRx M,REEt--.
There has been gradual advance in the pr.ces
Of pork and beef in tbs market for some weeks
past, ahd the fgucs as now quoted in the daily
commercial report, are higher than they have
been for twenty years ras;. The stock on hand
just now ia said to he very light, but the advance
is not attributable to this fact so much as to an
inadequate supply from tho West Since last
Spring, mess Beet has gone up from say 81 to
SIS So and mess pork from Sl4 to $50, The
export to Europe, we believe Is ..ot much greater
at present than is ordinarily the case,-M y.
Express.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

A late San Francisco Herald has an article on
the imminent danger Of general Indian war,
and the amount OF injury it would DO the business
OF the country. 1t says" Within the limits of
California. and on the borders Of the state, are
tribes whose warriors can be counted by the
thousand, and who would be desperate enemies.
1t is clearly our policy to preserve peace with
them, and danger need not be apprehended from
the Indian tribes If they are treated properly
but if motif they are slaughtered on the slightest
provocaion, they may expect TO see, sooner or
later, bloody and destructive wer between the
two races, which will arrest the progress of our
state, and be disastrous to every kind OF bust
ness"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN EIcHNoSD.-The dwell
ing house OF Nit John L. Winston, in Richmond
was entered ON the 10Th instant, and himself wife
and helpless infant were butchered in their
chamber The horrible deed it is supposed was
committed between the hours Of fuur and five
o clock IN the morning. At the alarm of the ser.
wants the nelghbors flocked 10 the house, and ey-
cry effort was made by lends and relatives to
relieve the sufferers NJ. Winston aud her in.
i...'' urv~,iiGu u snort unc alter tHey Were uIs
covered but neither survived many minutes
Mr. Winston, although live was insensibie and
at the last accounts hi. condition was improving
and FAINT hopes were entertained of his recovery
lhe murderous assault was evidently made with
a hatchet-the mUrderers literally chopping the
heads and faces Cf their victims into pieces
Both Mr. and Alrs. Winston had several deem
wounds on different parts Of the head, inflicted
a. was supposed, by hatchet The infant had
a severe brglse on the left siee of the head-the
foul assassin. conteuting themselves with simply
Iepriying II Of life.
As soon as the police reached the residence Of
Mr.. Winston, they arrested all the servants on
the premises, five in number, and confined them
IN different apartments in the cage and Jail
search was then instituted for the instruments of
death used in dispaching the faml, 3, aud in a
room over the kitchen. occupied by Jane Uhe
chamber maId) hatChet was found stained with
blood; blood was also discovered on the dress of
Jane, and teore were traces Of blood on the stairs
leading TO her room. There were many other
circumstances going to tX the guilt on this and
perhaps the other servants
Mr.. Winston Is young man. member of the
house OF Mace d Winston. doing business in the
city of Richmond. He married Miss Psnkev, of
buckingham, by whom he had two children, the
4.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

The Ohio Statesman pokes fun al ia w4y
friends in this fashion:
PRorfAlIc-A coniLb between two wings on
our streets, this morning indicates the low spirits
with which that party have received the nomina-
ton of Gen Pierce. 1t was as follows:
lst Wing" Why will the nominees Of the
whig party of the next Presidency be like the
General who killedhms by falling on his own
sword g
81 Wl.g-" Don't know something bad,
s'pose any how Cause he'll be dead, reckon"
1T Wing No Ii you give il up ~ teli
you, because he wlli be pierced IN hc Fai"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Hon Pierre Suule, the distinguished Senator
fom Louisiana, in private letter to lis law
partner thus speaks of Gen Pierce.
81 have seen tie man and man he is-oflofy
mien, Of winning manners, and easy and elegant
speech, OF great drectness OF purpose, of iacile
access, and ye! dignitied aud mpo,ing--a ual,
tell you, who will grace the presidential chair,
the nation In linn We may repose the most all
.olute and unrescved confidence. Hi, mind is
Of the highest order. What strikes IN lin mos.
ia the bold confidence with which he addresses
himself to any suhject-au uncrrMg revelation of
conscious rccttudc, and of moral and mental
strength
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

The Clarksburgh (Val Register states that
there is man living in that town, named Stephen
Dicks, who heard the original Declaration Of In
dependence read from the State House steps IN
Philadelphia in l77S, He was then IA years old,
aud is now 90 He was in Clarksburgh when
there were but two shinglod houses int. He en-.
lcys good health, aud is frequently seen walking
III thv streets,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

MELANCHOLY ACClDESr-Mr. William Bishop,
merchant of Morris, while returning home from
beng out hunting last week, and within a short
distance of Morris, had his gun 60 off accidental.
ly lodging the whole charge in his right arm,
mangIng It dreadIuIly he was conveyed i'm
medmteIy at Morris where medical aid was called
in, who dressed The wound with intent to save
the limb lie wa- dong well until Monday last,
the sixth aay after the accident, when the lock
ia" -H. n which c.rr'tt him oiI ~ lew hour.
be aatl.da Ing. circle ul friend, mourning his
unumc,y ona-JOlia True Dem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

F<rAL ACCIDENT oN fuE RIvER-Wc learn ly
private dispatch received in this city yesterday
that Dr.. Franklin No. ., which left St Louis
for Louisville, on Saturday afternoon, collapsed
a tiue near Ste. Geueyeiye yesterday, by which
sad as dent nine persons were killed, thirty
more or less scalded, and six are still missing, a
mong whom are the first engineer and striker
Further particulars have not been received nor
have ". been advised as to the cause Of the acci
dent lutcAigcucer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Nor RAD.-Ihe lawyer editor If country
weekly paper who wrote a very blinI" hand
wa, frequently annoyed by the crmpa-itur-' IN
guires concerning which they could NOT ,leciphcr
One day composition who was as little acaualnt.
ed with the disposition OF the editor rs he wa,
with his handwriting, entered the sanctum, and
holding the copy before his eyes, inquired what u
certain crooked mark stood for The editor lust
at that moment, did not wish to be interrupted
and exclaimed:
GO to the devil
The compositor retired, not to his Satanic maies.
ty, but the printing oifice--snd when the editor
read the proofs. he had the pleasure Of seeing :
line in his leading editorial read
He (Nr, Webster) will, in all probability, 90
TO tie deriI"
The copy was looked, for, and the crooked
mark was rendered." be nominated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

.'Sa&!,> n %5II !! FLOUR. %n1za:nL1 np%,,1 y,

Sa'1n1ISGa dec @csS
lIc,t Side of The PaLHc Square OHurq.
?, = ASE 'sfHbi t.arda e dnI ss1fs ana iletal
't Ga1l 2ElE sS1 11rn
In conueNon wIth thr S,addcn MIL AZ DAYTON
and Vtl keep constantly on hand and for sale, by
o." barrel or pound, the very best quality of
Eg'rl Srysrtu' F'oir. SgycytIie anil Fine
Hopr. torT Nd', Shorts ami Brau
And viii, supply the public with all lhe above men
Toned Uue,--jur- on demand, al reasonable terms,
satisfactorily.
Favorable contracts can be- had for merchant
milling \ share ut the patronage Is solicited.
Ottawa, June l2-ti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Sam Honston's flying artillery, usad at4be bat.
Tic % san Jscnio, was err fsur poundci lasle,l
with piece OF raw hide 10 the back OF lack
ass When the piece was discharged. II voul 4
throw him forward on his face wislfsuclr lyreo as
to detan him in that position until the piscc was
reioadsd and as he rose and brought il within
range OF the Mexcans, the match was applied,
and away went the animal on bis face and knees,
and away weot tluiidef aal A~ay wtat thunder
and ti'ire snd.dcaih-dealing baIla, ard away
went the Mesic.ns helter SHELTER Bosion Post
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

THE ISSUE FAIRLY MADE-General Pierce was
in the Senate in 1871 during the celebrated extra
session, and on recurring to the journals We fnd
the following facts
On the 25th July, 1911, the bankrupt bill
passed the Senate-ayes 26nays %. Gen Pierce
name Ia he negative
Thee DAY, after the United States Bank bill
vas passed by the same vote, Gen. Pierce voting
against it.
On the 23.h Of August the distribution hill
was passtd-ayes gS, nays 20. Gen, Pierce
voting in theuegative.
Thu it VII be seen that Gen. Pierce voted
against the bankrupt bill-sgnin.t the incorpora.
ton Of the U"ited ates Bank-and aga4s, the
distribution of the proceed, OF the public lands
What i Gen. Scott- position o. these Qucs.
tols' In his grca. platform letter he says:
If had the honor To vote on the occasion, IT
WOULD HAVE FEES N FAVOR If the land dislrlbu.
uon bill, thr bankrupt bIl aui the secend bill FOR
creating H.cal corporation
There Is the record clear and undspu'cd and
there j. the issue fairly made aud presented
Gen Pierce stands committed and voted against
the bankrupt hll and tie bank bill; Gen Scott
saws lie WOulI have voted iur all Of them, aud
-,nrl, 'noa.drrh IN tWirfeur NgliIC We say
20 the people. Choose ye between then" -
Indiana NGIisoriaa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Why WTrR Bolts AZ 81 prG--It is the pres
surc OF the atmosphere, 10 lbs on the squar,
inch which makes the tempera,urcto to be increased
TO y deg, before 1t boils for water will bo OF
ehe tops Of mountains at much lower tempera
ture, aud N n VACUUM at loo deg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

STANDARD MEASURE FOR Cons We learn the
buyers of Corn have fixed upon uniform
standard for corn, OF 90 pounds to the bushel, tu
60 into operation on Monday next
The standard heretofore has been 80 lbs. by
Rail Road and ieam-56 per cargo. This uni
formity has long been desired. aud were are
pleased to see that /, has been adopted - Chica
10 Jour
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
Can Natiyism bc lRemovSd.

ihe New York Courier aud Enquirer of are.
cent date, in the course Of some connen,s on Mr.
h'b'nsonsletter appears to entertain doub,s---
the result of his individual e,perisfce, whether
naiiVist views can be easily gosril Of Hear that
distinguished whg print, on the subject Of the ad.
hes've quality Of nativist principles and "soayic
tons:,
But II is matter Of notoriety, that tho most
inteiigenr the .wiscsf aud III, most patriotic OF
our citizens have tremb'ed fer the consso onences o
naiuralispg millions Of Foreigners aler trisf
residence y yFre years among Us, and before they
have become qualified xi,siy TO exercise tha
rlght OF suffrage And WE HAVE NEVER
hNO6 M SOLITARY INSTANCE OFANY
MANS CHANGING HIS PRINCIPLES Or.
'CONYlUrlONS' IL THIS REG ARD. On
the contrary, NE Increased emigration from III.
rope Q! men who do no, even speak or understand
our iansuage-nany Of whom have acquired tho
night to vote, wlhou, learning speak Engli-L.
aud IN utter ignorance Of our insutuiions--hnye
increased the convictions OF most men, ihat ai,o,.
ger term Of residence among us, is matter Of Vi
tai im"nauee to the perpetuity Of our institu.
tons
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Accounts from England and France, by The
steamer Europa state that the heat thera during
the second and third weeks of July was very se.
we're, and numerous deaths had occurred in conss.
quoncc In Paris u number Of omnibus horses
dropped dead in tho streets.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

lNrEEr rISG lNCDLSC--On the nh ut, the
annual Etnn College Speeches were delivered in
ti" presence of Prince Albert and number Of
thy nobility AMI foreign ministers One of the
Iad-, NAMED Evcred, boldly rccited Burkes ce..
bralcI speech against taxing the American
colonies The reporter OF the London Ii"es say.
That this, IN the presence of Mr Abbott Lawrence
had mlIked elttct and was Inully apnlaudcd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Mr.. Downing in a leader under tie head Of
fopuIatizlng the Taste f,r Planting" in the
Hor.culluralist, says" There are. ,rob hly.
more pretty rurh homes within ten mile. Of Rl-.
ton owned by those who live 10 them, thlu ever
sprung Hp IN 50 short . space of time in uD,
part OF the world The b. ts once formed taar.
u las bec"u" Contagious, and j. dta-iug itself
among all condition. Of men and gradually
r'eya'iny and making beautiful, the whole neigh
horhooi Of tha' popul.u-'cty."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

The Rochester -iihricdn has the fulowiny
recipe for Graham Soup. Being whis paper it
ought 10 be good authority
GRAHAM SorP.--Wute "Bref" on piece of
paper, and boil it in four buckets of well water
all the letters disappear. Dishup and serve with
an onion. This recipe we ohtan'from Greely
who has fed on that kind Of broth till he IL 4 lat
as a lath.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04
Scot, and Taylor Conpas,ed.

The Portland Aane) Arg'e, in referring to
the silly statement q the wings that tlere wa-
as much trouble about Iay lois nomination as
SCOTS, says:
Taylor had all the wings Of the South
Scott had hardly enough of them to make cor.
porals guard.
" Taylor professed to be q no party man, and
So took a good mny easy.mihded democrats
Scott IL an oul andou whig, and cannot there
fore expcc, to 50 beyond strict party vote.
"Taylor was in the hands Of men in whom boil
North and South, of the rhig party, had ceufi
dsnoe. Scott is under The control Of Seward and
Greee. and Others Of the milk nnl nolasses hue
III whom uoboly has the slightest faith
"Tay lor had the advantage of widespread
disatf.ction in the democratic ranks at the North
Scott has to meet those ranks re- united
"Taylor was all things to All men Scott il
nothing to Nobody
In short, Taylor whipped by the force o
union and humbug. Sco.ts.sii be whipped by tht
force Of union ia spite Of huritug"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

DAsTARDLr THfvNG-Some petty scoundrel.
stole thirty rods Of wire come days since iroiin
Speeds line of telegraph between Toledo aud
Sandusky; and recently, 25 rods 81 WHO have
been stolen between this and Nichgaa City, upon
the same line Chicago Jow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

The Chicago tribune state, tha, by census Of
that city, just completed the population amounts
to little over thlrty.oight thousand. being an in
crease Of eight thousand, on the census Of 1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

The London Tipc, In an article entitled, Tho
Art of making ones Fortune states that one
chant in that city spends 100000 annually 10 ad'
yortsements aud has cleared s5oo,0oo in slg
Npnra
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

The public are again cautioned by the Post
master General no, to put wax seals to letters
going to California over the lsthmus. The wax
will melt in tropical countries, and the letters are
frequently injured.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

Hon, Ephraim II Foster. who was U. $. Son
atur from Tennessee only few years since. and
who has s,umped the State for the Wings, When
ever they have carried T. hss openly tas'a
gtounl sgon., S,.u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

An IRON ladder and lightning conductor com
oned, has been invented IN Worcester, of So light
form that when folded it can easily be de.
posted any distance at pleasure ItaEord- safe
and ready escape from burning buildings, bo.idcs
answering all the purposes Of stationary ladder
and lightning conductor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

The Plague is ransingin lIsyti. It's ravages
are dreadful. The disorder is described se rot
ting IN the stomach, which, unless checked, pro-
duecs quick death
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

An old bachelor having been laughed at by a
party of pretty girls, told them" You are small
potatoes" !" We may be "small potatoes" said
one Of them, "but we are sweet ones %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

CnEMr,rnY--An analysis Of the cucumber. by
Prot Salisbury, Of Albany, shows that ninety
seven one hurdred,hs Of the fruit are watsr,--
This is more than the watermelon, which con.
ta'ns ninety four parts The mus6melon contains
ninety.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

He WAS VoLuSrEEn-The Wings are sneer
ing at Pierce because he was roi,nieer in Tie
late war We know that there is jealousy or
the part of the he'regulars. against volunteers; but
we did not think that any one could be found tc
offer this kind of lattering incense to Scots nos
this or be 50 audacious as to insult the Amcr
can people by ridiculing the volunteers, who are
the bulwsrk of the nation in time of war.
Standing armies are not part Of our republican
system. The great reliance is on the bravery and
patriotism Of the citizen soldier the volunteer
WHO'S ever ready to meet the call Of his country
in her hour Of need Pennsylvania Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-09-04

\ SHINING CnARACTEE--" Nv character, said
an Alderman, who had cleared himself from u
charge of bribery, my character, sir is Ike my
'sotr all NE brighter for blsotio,n