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Life, Health, & Happiness!
MORTIMORE'S
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier

THI popular Cordial, which has met with such
L extensive sale during the past year, surpassrs
all other preparation, put turth for similar purposes
and proves, ty wonderful effects upon the human
system, TO be- the greatest Blood Iafyfer :" the
uOTid.
Mos, diseases have their origin in impurities Of
the blood. ora morbid and inactive state ut the Inv
er, and the great difficulty heretofore has been HIST
the various blood purifiers Of the day have ouy
had tendency - reduce Tie blood. aud substitute
an gcrIi ie.tsrg fHid-wh.ch must necessarily en-
gender disease, reduce he vital powers. and l.S
unte the whole nervous sy-tfn. Tyisuo doubt hnS
been experienced by thousands, aud the incI l. be-
coming vel known tocycry close observer, asWri.
Us 20 many eminent phy,rlaris.
This Bifier Cor6tas and Bi3DR Prrltrracis en-
tTe.y dt!er,utu upon he system. While ,tacls gent
lyupoU the liver, sufficient 10 remove the impure on
poisonous ecruous, II acts also as tur tonic to
the stomach, causing complete aud healthy d.
gesyIon--umishlug pure saliva and u proper nut
trncu for cunchng the boot and leads IL forth
wtha vigorous aud healthy notion lhro' The system.
For Dy1cpsiI Los. Of Appehie Pam or Mise
~ an III, SIDE oregon Of the hcuy,, JEHHdi e, Ge
nera. DeL4isfp, or nervous objections, tins Cordial
stands uucgug.cd.
|.r,Where persons have suffered from chis and r.
ver~ or bilious attack, OF any kind have taken lu.-
nine or cslour are weak md dehIa,arcd thee
ircts u' these slrurI OncS reualuln the stem
this LordiSt w,.l very soon remove these, which, il
lei a.ouc might rl.u The iudttltuu tpf lite.
Neuralgia, scrutula, cry pelas sa.trhcnru, letter
rrIug worm plmpi". on Oh" face or surnCe ui The
skin, ana 0tl otter cui1uronS rrIpions 'aye the!
Origin M impurities ui rh,. blood aud this Blood Eu
riti"r is ttercmsdu One bottle aloncis gIamntiet
to posses. more real medicinal virtues, and topro
duce morr beneficial ELECTS, than live times 'ha
quantity oiaGy other preparation put forth loI s!lA
IiarpupOscs.
Price SIperhottl Liberal dIscoun, by the do2
Manufactured aud sold wholesale and retail n
IL n 4 n. bfv.l-5
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Cheap! Cheap!

A r Sherman's Chicago Branch
~ French worked collars and cuffs.
holland jaconet Lacss
Linen cambric handkerchiefs by the dozen or single
Dress buttons, braids cords, trimmings, &c
Dark figured and plain poplins.
Good black and black and white de lsins.
Bleached and brown shecilngs and shirtDgs, very
low by the piece.
Bleached and brown table linen.
Heavy WOO, blankets.
Cloths ,caSimeres. "a tine's, &c. nov ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-01-03
IN S q Il A N c Z
ny TUX
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford Conn

INCORPORATED 1895.
Capital Stock, Annual Premiums. Western Fund,
100000!
THE Merchants aud Ilouseholders of Ottawa
and In Sale County, are respectfully referred 10
the superior advantages offered tor Fire aud Ma
Tin- Insurance, by the above named Company
which maintains It's business ss II has done during
the last ~ years, upon responsible and perlna-
nent basis. Annexed Is an extract fran Circular
No 46. recently received from W. h. Robbins,
Esq, General Agent OF the Company for the West
em and Southern States.
'.DISCOUNT OF AWARDS, &C.
Public attention has Of late been called Ia the
INDUSTRIOUS Indebtedness OF certain Insurance Com
panles, which has resulted IN their bankruptcy M
volying loss OF premiums upon the unexpred PERI
cd OF risks, well more serious losses'o CIalin-
ants, Stockholders and Endorsers. The undersign-
ed takes therefore "A peculiar pleasure ana PRIDE III
stating that the affairs OF the Odd Protection Oh
tce have never been IN a more sound ana prospect
condition than ut the present time. The relec-
iion OF an immense number OF risks during the last
4 years, which have been eagerly taken, at low
rates by our competitors. has exerted the most sal
unry influence. and demonstrated the tact long
since advocated by rs, that Insurance Is not So
much a business of Chance IA IL generally suppos-
ed. Its results are capable at being reduced, by
Discretion and Experience. In an almost scientific
exactness, and an average OF disasters ascer,aned
which Is subject to but slight and unimpOrtont va
ria,ions.
AT the General Agency Office, and the West
ern and Southern Agencies OF the Protection Com
pany, t2l3 in number1 reporting thereto, the aggre
gate liabilities OF every description, including al
losses not paid because not due, amounts to So
COZ 10, while the c'sh means tenlrused to the un-
dersigned for The payment Of these liahilltes) ex-
elusive OF incoming Western and Southern prem-
ums, or the Capital Stock and other resources oi
the Office at Hartford. amounts to sSl 1853 81
The undersigned Is, therefore prepared TO discount
at the rate oi6 per cent per annum, all unpaid n
wards and other liabilities OF the Office a, the
raj Agencies above referred to coming under hi:
supervision
The undersigned, Local Agent, il supplied with
Blank Policies and Renewal Receipts, which vii
be issued, covering approved Risks, on rensenabl,
terms. & BURR, Agent
For Ota,ra and La Sale County.
nnrnrilrr Il lsnl Ohm
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nheumtiC Compound < blood Purifier

This Is the great remedy Of the age, anjp 10
he one Of the greatest discoveries ever made by
uau. 1t is Of more value 10 afflicted and suffering
hyMani'y than oil The G0ia NJ G,yWH'f!' IIs
remedy bias oily bean prominent before F" public
ahoL, lArec Yeas, during which time probably more
cases oi Rheumatism have been cured by i's use
than by NIL Others pat together, OF any course OF
Jrromr 0 presented by the most eminent plysl-
c.aus u,th.nrr.
No, only recent Acu'e fgGammotory cases, but
Oh chrome cg,r- ot ten, Tao ntU tbrjU, and even
ioitV UefTS ,jyld.nL, where they had been C1GfHea
~ their bc3s ~ hgb,iri a50Hi on crUtchcS fen and
fifteen ecrS. thc fresh lad Siyuak tr0m their lanes
aud they have been cured. Ample testimony OF
these iac'- is published IN pamphlet form. Iii-
testimony OF .he highest character, entitled to the
confidence NJ al. men.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail iy
the ougiuu, di-royrrcr aod proprietor AZ the Medi-
cal Depot l@j North Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue, -. Louis, No.
Price, s5per bottle, three bottles tor S!2, with {
iihsra. d count hg the dozen.
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
AaIrr.- or,afupon D. NURTlNORE,
Medical DEPOT 1875 north 7bHd ST. st LoaiS.
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MORE NEW BOOKS !

DECEIVED this day, AT the New Drug aud
IL Book Store north side Cour' House Square,
whore will he found the largest and best assortment
Of Books, Stationery, &c, in town:
Schoolcrnft's Ind Tribes, Farmers Companion,
Says Political Economy, Complete Gardiner and
Nichols Mech GUIDE. Florist
Carpenters New Guide. England Il America,
Overmnn's Guide TO Mil. Writings G. VI. Clay,
wrights, Mach. &c, Young Dominican.
Kinds Celebrated Horse L. S, lis Power & Pro.
Farier grsSs,
Mason's Wehsters Large Dict,
Turner's Chemistry, Andrews Lat Lexicon
Tres Dictionary, Trees NJ America,
McMahon's Am. Gard, Tho Island World OF the
Voyages Around the Pacific.
World by Wilkes. Arhur's Tales, and ava.
rie'y Of Moral Novels, November =
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OuCc More.

OuCc More.
TINE Ncw Drug and Book Store. north Of the
i court house has this 18th day ol Novembef re.
ceived large addition, which makes the stock Of
patent medicines drugs and chemicals, &c, full
and complete Every drug is SO prepared and nj
ranged that no mistake can occur, aud the streng,
and quality ofedch drug can he depended upon III
allprcscrip,ion cases. Ncv22 +. Y. GRiess n
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phS padpSo .Nrrdynn
N.QDaDuD@

For the tall trade - now open for inspection al
CHEENElt'S, consisting Of 4 general assOrt-
mentoi
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Muffs.
Boots aud shoes, Groceries. Hardware and Cut
lery. Queensware aud Japanned Ware.
The assortment is now complete, aud the atien-
ton oipeIsons wishing to make their fall purchases
is respectfully solicited We would particularly re-
qurs, the ladies' to examine our large and well
lrceJ stock OF Dress Goods consisting Of silks, pop
Inns tsilk and linenO Coburgs, Thibei cloths, meri-
nos alpaccas ,cashmeres, nous de lsines, ainghams
also a very large stock OF prints In the way OF
shawls, We have epery rarely, from 7jcents is
We do not say that We viii sell cheaper lhHn our
neighbors but, confident that our goods must sell
at the pnces We ask. all we want is an opportunity
to offer them. Inducements rsH be held out that
cannot laHcf beiHg appreciated Bear IN mind
n3- We Charge Nothing tor sho,piRg Goods
Ottawa, sept5 5 W CHEEVER
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Boots aud Shoe

sonlN aud shoes.
h00 palrsm"rs -lugU boots
WV 2OOpr." kp
500 pairs boys "
1000 womrn's cNfhootc's and .hoca
ALSO, mems and boy. bronan. mis.r. haoi...
aud shocs-ni ct ourowu manulr'urr: ih. Wur.
wdrraRttd Also, ladies', misses ANT cN.irrn
iinc Kid morocco ndlradrr hlskIu., boot c., sims.
cNcelSols and pnnut leather shoe, IN great variety.
lursale by APR, 10 lpalksr & Hirkigg
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NEW GOODS

~ w NOObIO
uaopnyyooDeSs
THE subscriber invites the attention OF his friends
and the public generally, to his large nssort-
.deut at Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, Boots and Shoes, &c, bought nj greatly re-
ducrd prices, and for sale Cheaper than Erer, for
cash or produce, consisting in part OF
10 bales heavy brown sheetings,
6 medium
s fine
10 bats
50 dozen biack and white wa1ding
% pieces Canton flannel beachcd and unbec'd
25 red white, aud yellow Canton flannel
~ plain and plaid linsey
10 indigo blue check
- superior red tick
20 stripe shirtng
100 bleuched shlrng
40 crash
so colored cambria
rs American, Scotch. English and French
c'lnchams
80 Apedcan and French muus de laine
100 fancy prints
IS blue and orange prints
10 long shawls Of all qualities
20 dozen comtorters
p pieces Ky. Jeans, OF all colors and prices
10 satinet
200 lbs. white and cord carpc, warp
400 " cotton yarn
80 doz lambs wool shirts
100 hose and half hose,
WooIlen and buckskin mt,ens, Kid gloves, lnces
camhrcs jaconets, SDiss and book mlrsllns linen
hantkerchlets linen lawns, linen and cotton hose,
Irish linens, knitting sken and spool cotton, pins,
needles and buttons, together Wi n great variety
OF other goods, usually kept in dry goods store
too hume ous 20 mention. .4LSO--
0hhds n o. sugar
% bbls. plantation molasses
10 sugar house ="
% boxes soap
80 superior candles
star
10 bbls. Ohio cider vinegar
1000 lbs. cod fish
10 bbs. superior mnckerel
20 nests painted tubs
30 do,. q" pals
$50 lbs fine salt
2,bI.. new Malaga raisins
Together with large assortment of pepper, spice
cloves, cnnamon, indigo, starch, ginger; fancy
soaps and currants.
so sacks Rio and Java coffee
d 6bls chewing and smoking tobacco
W boxes plug tobacco
Also good stock of hardware crockerv, boots
anu shoes, consisting Of mems and boys kip and
heavy boots, shoes ana brogans. slippers and
pumps, India Rubber over shoes, ladies' ties, bus
kins slippers, boo,ees aud over shoes and 500 mn rs
chidren's shoes OF all sizcs, kinds, and qualities.
Call and examine.
November Is. JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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NEW DRUG AND BOOK STORE!

VCST now opening m the thrce story brick
- building, north of The court house, II large and
complete assortment Of
Drugs. Blank Books
Medicines. School Books
Dyc-Sluils, ALL NEW. N-Cc'ous do
Oils and Paints, Stationery, sc,
Periumery, Toys md Nuts,
Liquors, &c, No,ionS aud Music,
Glassware and Musical lns,rts,
A large 10, OF choice teas fiom the prkn Tea
Company. T.. Y GRrGGS,
Geo I. WuIlf, As't
MIR. White is well known as a thorough druggist,
practical chemist, and will devote his whole time
and attention to the drug business An who may
call, will be sure to get the PureS Drugs, put up
IN the most scientific manner. Sept %.
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment

Md, sac 2iarogPl md TIE grfat,a External R,,rs
~ H.,f rnHy1s.d 81 ica,'0iis EJiracis ana
lE's. n1,-s- uH,gaeaiE me a4aa, IT ndlc,ac PR The
cure ~ o. f'mmuyry Ds.asss.
Ui.uuvrt,aIN acknowledgement r so inilinr remedy
100 ryufy ease where h1. been faithfully applied On NE
uuuaU .g~icU, Tor promoting lu.ou,he rcrsmraon and
81 Invaluable u U disease, of tht th. Obstinate Gers
rISunr,, Crhgn-, 500" Throat, rlru. Cut,, Cuuuuus
LfuU'oy. ~.rc Nipples sore Breast, Diseases OF the lyc
hgIt no the Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords
luu NJ az" Side Back Iuu other part, Of hc SYSTEM ScUld
Head Ew,rs, Fresh Wounds, Files, aud every ktud u
ru'p containing h" i,lsI particle OF Inflammation, axe
lgflulusUil, cured b. i. Great remedy
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WAGON MAKER WANTED

4 GOOD workmou can find steady employ.
~ ment through the winter by applying soon at
Gays Shop,
ALSO-An Apprentice wanted TO the Carriage
and Wagon Business J G.. GAY.
NnvrmhrT ID lsSl-3W
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Don't pay Rent.
FARM FOR SALE!
EaiiOCjng,

At Reduced Priees suit ths times
THE subscriber would tender his thanks to the
ctlzcus OF Ottawa and vicinity tor past iavors, and
respectfully soCits n continuance at their patron
age lie has taken rooms directly over the store Of
Rodgers, Mills, & Co, formerly occupied 10y e.
BurrJ opposite the Mansion House, where he vii
be happy to wait on all that should call during hu-
seness hours Garments ofsIl kinds made TO order.
Pants and vestl, from 81 - TO $500.
Co1's, from - TO 81. Idecl3 a VI BAILEY.
n B-Cuttinp done on the shortest notice
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s l. o A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Nclr,uu 90 use hats Ur,uuY IlsIrH - mar Eiira
rd HGg trSs, aud ulNvuso tAtrSr,ni SHsidc IN every
variety 1sd sarc of disease that has eHcHsct
'dpda '1'' ds SorHs Ontr',Ht aud Gud'hgr PJ1d,r.
The O1inm i swiftly suprtcrdlur an other uin,nent-
sui WWcuts tor the cue Ol Fresh Wounds Calls OF all
Kinds srtatus, Buses tracked Heels, Rup'Ouc. Wind.
gtI- lul lNU, '1lluus Sp1Nus, Sweeney, I,tula, SIT.
last strains, lamcuc,s, Sand Cracks. Founicrud Feet
Scratches Or Crease NJnrr aud Horse nstpmprr.
Ih C'nt'toa Poffsr Will remove all Inflammation and
ver purify the blood loosen the skin. elransc the water
aud strengthen every Part of III" body and has proved
sovereign tcmcdy for the following diseases
Founder, nlstcmIcr Hide Bound. loss Of Appeuic. In.
ward strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation OF the Eyes,
fnlghc from hard exercise also Rheumatism, commonly
called still complaint, whr. proves 20 tnnl To many vain.
able lofses ~ hs country II " also safe aud certain
remedy Tor Coughs and Colds, which generate nany
fatal diseases,
These remedies Htrer nr., and Array. Gre II the III
rrctons ATE followed
For further particulars and n mwt,p Of C,rihcais Of
rewHrksha Cwu, W., Pamphlets at open
W. y SLOAN,
Grsrd Deno,. ~ Ia. 81. CA,aro. M
For sale by WAiEtR n muNl,G.
llrNrrK& Cavalry,
G.. /. IuoMPsoN, Oftdra,
Andby Druggists generally may Silly
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Books! Books
Boots and shoes

MEMS, boys and youths calf, kip and thick
wi boots and shoes, Women's aud misses kid
calf and kip and sealed bootecs, slips, buskns, cx.
cclsiors, CATERS and half gaiers chIldrens shoes
now receiving and Tor sale nj reduced prices, nj
NOyemher | L. L SANAIR n Cn's
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1901 VI, =" =. - ~ IL, ioJi
WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
II ana 'Uer -H'"adg' fotem.sr'irh' trains
~ VIII be run between CAr ~, and stations
ure from HcsicrB terminus changing as the road
may be extended OF which notice will be given, ]
Wis
From ChiCngo--. Westward.
1t Passenger Trin tccomponied by through
I freight only vii leave Chicago, Dearborn ;,
/ M u o'clock NJ, arriving at Marrngo tprts-
,ent western terminus at o'clock T VI
% Passenger and Way and Through Freight. nc
commodaton Train, will .ruyr Dearborn stree,
q T,"cH a, Il. ta,vgo al W.
for Fast F.Ir,m - tb,,lrs md Aurora and ,rt
iermrli,r. sroi,on. yyllI leave n,arbrn .,-a.,
/ p o,'rrk p II ar,i,r,, n, E,., tr,2 l''s, -,
Charles and An,ar,a.7P II i N'S' i-s''' ''
! For i.h,cu~o--- Eastward.
| Isl Passenger Trriu will lcnyr NIar,ngo u, = so
A NJ. arriving nj Cbicogo 10 10 y n ''''
| 81 Passenger and Wov,nd Thropah Frrigb, ,c-
| commoiatnn Tram Viii leave Naranra ~, II
O'Clock !. VI, arriving at Chicago at ?. VI.
% lasscnt'I ana I rignt accommodation Train
| WI t"Nt t'sI Eien' ~. mares ana Aurora at
| .. ,''SN \. VI arriving ~ lineage II n: VI.
~! nui"H va, a.' n'5'I connections "iIl be
".ut WIN "'' Udlir Ih-t ana West
" S.as,s lot uN.'h' ana points west viii con
~ 'S'.'" "''i''T, ~" l"I ,,,nWh ana In
"i SS II, Aor21o D., 80! :! 'HN IS lUhNhk,
-- =, .,,,,.,,..,,,,.
IyOROCC0' Calf tin,"I ,,',rrir,,hcr
pal. J,,I, b,"I ',r'i', ',,,
B,niinr, 50. hh.na: 81. 3. {, l0,nl ~ tb".1d
- ',,'''i- ,,,,i. - - ~ ~ '"I - "'''"'
hmm rr. heel hall ir"ns "My y P''''S
or,u llA,E.LLN Rir,aE.,ov
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4 CCORDEONS, cheap and fine, Victims, Gut.
n airs, t.uuna, Butjo, Flutes, and Notes and
Song' +, Y. GRIGGS.
North of the Court House Oct 1
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VA u s''s-i ~ 4 20

- ,ENLlNS, aud Masonic Regalins for sale
Ii rhcup. tapp.ed soon, at
lane a. koHv Il NAVnLFBAuM's,
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F.nc BaI>-.-En,i Styles
4 u nI q r.

u UHbU- NM @V-"0I moe ,kIn has sUDcfio
ID g8uay 'ur cr.Iynl audiorsale by by
knuV 4 MANuBr ,rrN
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TUUUUU J05FF CVTeN M IoIW, TIC H'N tICfEfl0'
ting pain Stof4ed ia tpo hou,a
Railway ready reltti is h, q ckrs, safe''. snj
most eHtclual remedy to, the cure OF rreu,ns,isu IN
all It's iorms in use We stale Only "hat We knp~
it w stop the mos! tUriurlr2 pains of this dlxrt4
ing complaint by one application. We have n,Sc,
known i. to fail IN gIying nls,ani rri.r! In eyr4y
clty village and lOwnoi America Il has cured sar.c
oil Inc people ct th.- CIuri conlGiEt In every nG>
We warrant it to jua- slated 1t uniiy rileses be.
suhcrerilom pain, and spe, Iilly rrrnuyr 10 cuu-e.
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u you have pain III the bones, pTrl'ed joir'a,
weakness Of the muec.s--ii ycu hsw O slrylned
limb, swclcd leg, lIu eu aIr.scIt hraC, "r I you
burn cr scald yulre.f, RadrHyS Ready hiisi
will take out the fire, remove the pain ana swelling
give strength and energy 10 tne muscles, end Gu
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IT z Nj 8.

., Tie HAE0ENTALN SENTINEL" is publish
"a every Thursday morning, at One Doilar and
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within three months; after three months Itro
Dollars viii be charged.
No subscription will be taken for shorter
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discontinued until all arreardgeS are paid a
fo;lure to notify discontinuanc at the expira-
tion Of the term subscribed for, will be consld-
cred as new engagement.
pa- I'D TERTISEAEN1S VIII DC lnsertea .el esl
Of the following rates:-50 cents per square for
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81 for three insertions: and % cents per square
Tor every subsequent insertion. liberal reduc-
t;on made to those who advertise by the year.
All advertisements handed in must have the
proper number of insertions marked thereon;
~ tbnv will he published until forbidden, and
charged in accordance with the above terms.
An letters and communications to insure
attention must be post paid. 4. j. RILEY.
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EIoouenee OF Kossuth.

Eossutb thus commenced speech delivered
in ST Louis, on the 18th Of March. As spe-
cimen OF the imaginative, it is perhaps unsur-
nsssed in prose in the English language
Ladies and Gentlemen To-day is the Fourth
Anniversary of the Revolution Of Hungary.
Anniversaries of Revolutions are almost al
vsvs connected with the recollection of some
patriots, death-fallen on that day, like the Spar
tans at Thermopyle, martyrs Of devotion to
their fatherland.
Almost in every country there is some proud
catafslk, or some modest tombstone, adorned
on such day by garland Of evergreen, the
piOu. offering of patriotic tenderness.
passed the last night in e sleepless dream
And my soul wandering on the magnetic wings
Of the past, home to my beloved bleeding land,
| saw in the dead Of night, dark veiled shapes
with the paleness of eternal grief upon their
sad brow, but terrible in the fearless silence Of
that grief gliding over the churchyard Of Hun
gary. and kneehng down on the head of the
graves, and depositing the pious tribute of green
and cypress upon them, and after prayer ri
sing with clenched fists, and gnsshing teeth,
and than stealing away fearless and silent as
they came stealing awsy-becaUse the blood
hounds of my country's murderers lurked from
every corner on that night and on this day, and
lead to prison those who dare TO show pious
remembrance to the beloved To-day q smile
on the lips of Magyar is taken for a crime of
defiance to tyranny, and tear in his eye is
equivalent to q revolt. And yet L have seen
with the eye of my home wandering soul, thou
sands performing the work of patriotic virtue.
And saw more. When the pious offerers
had stolen away, saw the honored dead halt
rise from their tombs looking 20 the offerings, and
whispering gloomily, ''still a cypress, and still
no flower of JOY Is there still the chill of win
ter and the gloom of night over thee, Father
land? Are we not yet revenged ~ and the
sky Of the east Redeemed suddenly, and boiled
with bloody flames, and from the far far west
lightning flashed like star spangled stripe
and within its light young eagle mounted and
scared towards the bloody flames of the eas
and as he drew near, upon his approaching, the
boiling flames changed into q radiant morning
sun, and a voice from above was heard in an
swer to the question of the dead =
''Sleep yet a short while-mine is the revenge
I will make the stars of the west the sun o
the esst-and when ye next awake, ye will fine
the flower of joy upon your cold bed"
And the dead took the twig of cypress, thu
sign Of resurrection, into their bony hands anC
lay down.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-05-27
A Valuable Rrfek,

A journeyman mason, named Brefond, was
employed to repair chimney in the apartment
of gentleman residing in the Reu des France
Bourgeois While about his work the mason
broke brick which he found in the chimney
and to his surprise discovered that it was hol-
low, land contained brief note for 500f The
workman all alone, and might readily have
appropriated this sum to himself but he prefer
red to communicate the fact to his employer,
who called TO mind that about two months be-
fore he had written to his uncle, at Amsterdam,
for a supply of money, and had in return recei-
we'd a carefully sealed package, which, on being
opened, proved to be nothing but the brick in
question: which the indignant recipient threw
INTO the chimney. and wrote his uncle an angry
letter on thesnbject to which no answer had
been seen. The geatleman was not aware that
lin Holland these, hollow bricks are made on pur-
pose to send small snms of money, as making a
more seeure package than any other. The ma.
son was ibereuy rewarded for his honesty, and
letter of thlhks and apology was despatched
to the uncle.
BkSTWe know of many man who would moi
object to be caught with ''a brick in his hat i
he carry the thing to as great degree of profit