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Mr.. Norton ana The AbolliionIsis.

On examining the returns Of She election it,
this congressional district it will be seen that Mr..
Nellsk runs in every county Except his nearly
even wi'h,and in several, ahead Of Pierce and VET
although Pierce has a majority, Rcddick is de
fea;cl. THIS result seems unaccouniab'e, until
We look little more G. ss'y at The returns, aud
then we discover ,lst 100 every county where
Norton runs ahead OF u.ket. Bryant the abo.
lij,uist runs t,Lm' Eaw. ,he aboljtionIsts IN
dyub'cd'y lad "a r.ait 'o vote or whom they
pleased Dot i: is not uggo,aJle that they voted
ic, Mr., y without expecting some guij pro Pee,
10 tae shan'. It is mast charitable to suppose Of
good aJouon votes in con-ess. loy your true
blue ahl,;jou>, i.'o pure 90 barter hsyote except
for p'iHcl'rs.) AMI wi.h this part Cd Of the lu,i
rcss lis constituents have something to do We
know Mr. Norton. viii deny that there was any
bargain; indeed he did so day or two before
the lection hut facts speak louder than words,
az have few 10 give on this subject
is well known that the Chicago Ct'-e was,
Dg TO within a We < or two Of tho election, very
urgent upon the abal.tiopiss to snppor, their own
ticket to have nothing to do with either of the
pro slavery parties of the day" DC Gc Abo,, p
the 20,h of 0, tober. howe,er, Mr.. Nortyc was in
Chicago, aud a0er tina; time there was marked .
change in the tone Of the Cifi,fu. Immediately
the PAPER leans towards Norton Mr.. Eastman
writes letters to all parts Of Ills district N I'M, the
abohtion!sts to vote for Norton. Such letter
was received by Mrs, the leader Of the abolition,
lists IN this town. anl we presume by others And
laldbils from lie ofiise Of the Ca'-eu were cir
eGlaied ~ Kendall and other counties. urging .he
abc,tionjsts 70 20 :or Norton. TLe result was
that vi. Norton received some 500 abolition votes
ia tie district quite enough 10 elect lin. Vow
there is no question but if NJ Relliek haa made
the right kidd Of pledges he could rs easily have
secured 'h,ir vote, and it IS equally ung .os;icn
able that Il the people Of the district had uul,r.
stood that Mr. Norton was hand anJgloye with
the abo,Itions;s the resul, Vt the contest between
him and Mr.. Rcdiigk would have been entirely
different The question nov is, have The peopl,
Of: his district been fairly dealt with IN hayin.
thus had a 7fasta5yii,iuui,t thrust upon them
claudestinely.
We speak II this matter, in the first place, TO
explain to our r,aIers abroad, the manner
Of our def.a, IN this Congressional District,
secondly, to advise our people Of the relation in
which our representative in Congress stands to-
the abolltonisis, SO that they may keep an eye On
HIM
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,vcu,y Dollars Reward.

stolen f:om the premises Of the Subscriber,
daring the last summer. a vbee,batrow Barnards
make, nearly new scyhe pretty well rusied :
and a cedar ladder, IL to II feet long had been
broken and foot OF two sawed oil At tho small
end Also, riding bride, siisinsle, t;' The
above reward will be paid for such Information
as will lead to the conviction Of the thief: or a
liberal reward viii be paid iOr the return Of the
property. NN OMAN
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LATEST News rEoN THE SrIRu LANp-It An.
pears hy the Spiritual Telegraph that the me-.
ment Napoleon heard Of WeIluston's arrival he
he took horse aud put in fail sallop to see him
bu, the Duke teiug a little afraid OF Gony. having
heard he had shot old Butcher refused 10 see
him, under pretcuce that he was unweli, hayin,
been htigutd by the journey, He was well
enough howeNar, TO call ON George the ". A
row IN Spundom is anticipated. Napoleon i,
drumming up AN army, and "O!d Hickory" hscL.
h.l a.;aiu,, N,hH-Juu' Ihiuss look ,oally.
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Nh. wrprgR's FrSrnN--Mr wcts,crs FL.
neral was attended by a, lcas, 10000 persons
among them General Franklin Pierce, Gov Mar
ey of New York, Hon. Abbott Lawrence, Hon
Edward Everett, Hon Charles A.hmuu, Gov
Boutwell,, IA Chancellor Jones, Of y. Y. Judg,
spragnc aud many other distinguished men,
The services were conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Alden, the parish Orthodox clergyman. consist
Ing of a short address ard prayer.
Mr. Webster was buried in his own grOun,
with his children Edward mud julia
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Notice I.

"a 'l'Eunlcrsienrd will rec, i've separate p,opo.
sai- Tor mcdicli and surgical AID Ia the pau.
4" prr- 81 the towns o. Ottawa, Salisbury, and
In SALE for she year 1853
~aid proposals To- ,'alr the amount per wear. fh,y
furnishing al! urersap medicine, medical and sur.
gc1, aid
The undersigned wiii he u he office Of the coun.
y clerk IN Ouawa, on the ag,h day Of December
nrv'. and az the Hardy iou-t IN la SALE aud the
Mnkrn1 House IN Peru, on the Sub, mad receive
and d'cidr upon such propo.ai. ~ NAV he gwen in
rrsrrying the right to REJECT any or all propo,al,
hltmly he offered, iino, deuied for the interest Of
tie county. G. " Jcs,ov, Seperiaf,adent
Nov. lo,7t $ C e.. All P p %e
Peru Denocu, and Ia Sale Herald, please copy
I'll fifue al meet "a,
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The amount found in the several boxes at Buf
f'lo, set aside for subscriptions to the Washing
ton Monument was 1915 4j Small as the sum
i in comparison with the Object intended to be
promoted, yet in the aggregate If other ellie, do
a we'll in proportion, the amount will uuLe-bed.
ly swell up to 4 round sun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

LOOK oW Tor tOnicrIcH,i
IN public are cautioned against another conn.
iecrcn which has lately madeI,s appearance called
w, farrrl,s Arabian LinlIitni, the mos, dan
gerons OF oil the countertris because hi. haynrIh
the knowledge that countertcit exists and ,h.v
VIII perhaps only discover their errcr when the
spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
ne genuine article is manufactured only by n
u Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor, and whole.
sac IfnsGl-i, No. u 1ln street, Peoria, Illinois.
TO whom Az applications for agencies must be nd .
a'rSsrd bc sur you get II with the lrtiers H. G.
before faucfs, thus IL & FARRELI,S-and
ms signature ON the wmpper--a!l Others are coun.
ttrsjts.
Sold by W. w Cavalry. G.. |, Tbomr,o,
ana walker 4 Hickug druggists Ottawa and
uy rtguhtiy authorized agents throughout The I'm.
or Free % md 80 cents. and 81 prr bottle.
AGENTS WANTED IN every town y,il,r.
and hamlet IN the UulIed States, in which one !.
MOI already established. Address u. G. Farrell n
above, accompanied uIh good reference To charac
"t' responsibility, Ne. Nov 3-l3-iw
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The Rev. 7. Starr King in hi: discourse upon
Nr Webster in Boston, took bis tex, as follow
Daniel was preferred above the presidents and
princes, because an excellent spin; was in him
and the King thought to set him over the whole
realm"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

Tnnry CESr pWcEs--The rhllalelph Ledger
says % the operations Cf the mint during the last
month The manufacture of three cen, pieces
has been immcnse-2 SEQ 500 pieces were coined
representing in value SsS 900 Last month the
coinage Of this very convenient little pihce was
over million aud half, aud the amount then
was thought TO be immense. Large as this sup.
ply is, it does not exceed the demand The
Treasurer has now but few on hand
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a Yankee ship master, in 81. Petersburg
Russia, recently got upon the statue of the Col.
iOssal Hor'c, in the square, and seated kmsel
behind Peter The Great. The fun cost him $4,000
the amount OF the fine. When the Captain re
monsira,cd with tic Judge at tho largencss Of tn,
hne, saying that 1t was rather an expensive ride
the lOdgc good na,urcdly replied, that the Cap
tam never before rode 50 expensive u horse.
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Winter Weather.

Biting Boreas eel. and loure has visited these
parts little earlier than Is bis won't, and 90 can
not say that we much relish the business. For
The lastthree weeks We have bad horrible spell
Of wet weather, and to follow it up 20 coon
with snow, aud Ice, aud all that, is decidedly in
convenient, particularly to farmers that have not
yet got their potatoes dug. 1t is showing and
tezing as We 60 to press, but with west wind,
which BODIES, say our progno=tics, .Lor; snap,
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LAST WoEus ~ WIHsTlR-The PHILADELPHIA
P1mgl,dpiua say, Daniel Webster. a short time
before his death, called IT., confidential friend
Peter Harvey, Elk, OF Boston, to him. and asked
lin whether Rufus Choate intended supporting
Scott Mr. Harvey answered II do not know
but think not well" SAID the lsmented Web
st,r, "Choate has youth and talents, ard tell him
for me not to mar h. future prospects by taking
step in support II Scotland tell him, as sav
dying message to him. that after the 81 day of No.
y,mbtr next the wing party, aS ; Hutiosap party
will exist only in history The name Of the
highly respectable gentleman who vouches for
the truth Of the above, is lei at this Office ~ Y
BE Yn.t.
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A colored man, named Billy, tho property Of
the late Mrs Sarah Ingram. died in Norfolk OIL
Friday night, the ED ult, at the advanced age Of
one hunJrcdand seventeen years lie was ma
tive OF Hanover county Va, born in the service
Of Peter Garland, Esq, was at Norfolk when il
was burned in 1875. aud was pressed into his Ma
jcs,ys service by Gov. Dunmorc lie was also
At the battle Of Great Rridgc, and remembered
all about the siege Of Yorktown.
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VA WERrEE's DEHrs--At meeting Of citi
zcus Of Manchester, y. IL, IN SUNDAY evening.
he Rev Nr. DAVIS, who had just returned from
MirshfelI remarked
"a word about bis debts. | had heard again
ard again that lie did uo, pay, cuqnired OF NJ
Abb"it. S'yd he, Nj Davis from my personal
soow'ed1e derived from keeping the private &C
counts OF Mr.. Webster, have some opportunity
Of knowing. Not bill which has been present
ed Tor two or more wears during which have
teen with HIM, but It has been promptly paid
aud Few days before he died, he call the over.
seer Of h. farm, gave hm five hundred do,hT- to
pay every man sent for the minister and paid
all that was due him. So it shall not be said Dan.
irI Webster died IN debt to any man These
were the word, 1t his private secretary. and |
began 10 think those who knew Webster best.
ED h!m most and sir, was convinced Of il
"'o'e '"' more Is approached Boston to DAY"
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Among the most notable recent election OF
which we have an account are those Of Nike
walsh and Gerru smith to Congress, from New
York, and oi J. Srlng, the Mormon prophet. to
the Michigan Legislature. At the Beaver Islands,
the hods OF the latter gentleman, the voIlsg was
: entirely Democratic Oh. Tribune.
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Cuban Expedition.

Baltimore Nov Q.
The New York Courier of Saturday learns from
an un1eniable source that Cuban Expedition
IS in a forward state ofpreparation The leaders
have taken the utmost care not TO violate the
American neutrality lava All the arms and
ammunition are obtained abrol in large quantities,
and deposited in depot outside the U. States.
Nothing is purchased in this country. Men will
leave As emigrants, unarmed from different points.
All their measures are taken with the utmost
urpcauti,n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

Jupdg DoroLAs IN Sr. LouIs Judge Doughs
addressed the people OF 81 Louis on SATURDAY
previous to the election. u had not neen jung
Ds intention TO speak in ST Louis '1t'ug 'he eau,
ynss, but the republican having taken 9cens'.o
,o $40 renrntelly. that he dared no, TO do 20, b.
took ihs, e,y in his way from Alton to Bolle,iI'e
a"I ,sa ,.,,,,o Tho assertion that the Republican
had enough Of i,--psrbaps more than it wished
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

The Wing Tract Society, have lately circulated
large quantities Of 4 tract entitled, Why an
Ubigy
The RESULT tie election lends an importance
to this question which 1t never possessed before
We trust that something sitsf ctnfy may NJ
once be issued from the spruce street Office, for
the comfort OF the iitilr band who stli ycx tLem.
selves aud friends with la; question There i. u
yet larger class now interested IN the question
Why am DOT a whisi' sorne,hn: On that sub
l'ct would be mos, vdeame especially in Ohio
and P,nn.y ranA and New York.-N T. BE
Pot
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a curious genius who styles hmsclf"thc apos.
lolie iOtetuuucr," ha. been stamping It in New
Jersey. Ills dress aud appearance are ,aid to be
OF the most unique style. On his hat he wears
n metallic ,pread eagle, and round his neck no
carries suspended curious brass horn. which he
sounds when he wants to draw nh audience. lie
claims under the constitution right 10 blow lis
born
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Nixon ASp Mitira EttcTrp. are gratiGcd
to learn that both Nixon and Miller have been
elected to the Legislature 0um Boone and Nc.
Henry District frs, reports were that Gage (f
81 aaj llulbu, twhig) had carried the District.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

Thomas II. Benton says ,ha, the route to Orc.
gon, through the North ras., can be travelled
with land carriage Of only slO miles, the re.
mainder being by the Missouri and North FORK
Of the Columbia river.
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Washington, Nov 4,
Gen. Scott attributes hi. defeat to the detection
Of Mr.. wab.ter and the lukewarmnese oil Mr. fiii
more and his friends
The wings here feel thoroughly bcatened.
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Official report: nom Indiana make the new
Senate comprise 10 wings and "a democrats;
the house % wing, and CT democrats. Demo
cratic majority On joint ballot, SO.
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WrcoN-M-Messrs. Wells, Macy and East
mar, all Demucrots, are elected to Congress in
Wisconsin by very large majoritiss.
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MARRlED-M Vcrmilionyille, Nov, Sd, by
Rev. II, &. Bristol Mr. Francis W. Mccall to
Miss EMMA Woodward, both Of Lowell, Ia Sale
co.
AT the same time ano place 10y the same. Mr'
HAMPTON 8. Dixon, To- Miss Massey JASE 1ULLis,
both of Cedar Point, La Sale co.
On the l9th inst Mt the residence Of Mr. Osler
near Buffalo Rock by Rev. NJ. X Whitlle,ey Mr.
NATHAN OSBORN. Of Mich, to Mrs. RtBrocA b Fos'
TER, Of Ottawa
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ANALYSIS oF THE American CHARACTER. - From
work Just published in England entitled 1.-TWO
Year. On the Farm Of Uncle SAM with sketches
Of his location, Nephews and Prospects" by Chas
Casey:
Vieng with the Pari-iap in dress the English
in energy Cautious as a Dutchman impulsiye us an
lr-hman, patriotic as Tell, brave as Wallace, cool
as Wellington, aud ROYAL as Alexander, there be
goes, the America citizen In answering your
questions or speaking commonly, hisstyle Is that
Of the ancient Spartan, but put him on a stump.
with au audience of Democrats, Wings, or Barn
burners-hc becomes a complunl OF Tom CRIB,
Dcmosthenes, fountain OF eloquence passion,
sentiments, sercasm, logic and drollery, altogcth.
er different from anything know or imagined in
the Old World States. Say anything Of anybody
las public mem united with conventional phrase.
ology, he swings his rhetoric mace with vgcr,
Gus arm, crushing the antsgonIsic principle or
person into u most vlanous compounp. See
him at dinner, he Dispatches his meal with a
speed which leads you to suppose him n rumina.
ting animal, yet enjoying his cgarro for ar hour
afterwards, with the gusto and ennui Of Span
lard.
Walking right on, as II it were life against time
with the glass at fever heat yet taking 1t cool il
the mos, serious and pressing matter acompohnt
Of the Red man, Brummcl and Franklin--states
man and laborer on he goes-divided and sub
divided in politics and religion--proiessi onall,
opposed with kecnncss Of competition in vail
looked for even in England yet let but the ma
tiona rights or liberty be threatened. and tina
vast nation stands pyramid Of resolve, unite,
rs one man, with heart, head hand and purse
burning with a Roman zeal to defend nyolat
the cause of the commonwealth.
To him who has lived among the American.
AMI looked largely at the theory and practice O
their government and its executive, there remain
no doubt that the greatest amount Of persons
security aud freedom has been produced fror
the least amout cfcost of any nation in the worl,
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The total amount Of gold slipped from san
Francisco TO October Is, IN the wear 1859. was
S29t7S7lt, Of which ~ ,S?o27s were cor the
Atlantic States, the baI&kee TT Europe Daring
the same period, some l 100000 have been
brought from California To the Atlantic States. in
the hands Of passengers The receipts in New
York during the month Of October, were about
90 100000 The total production Of California
up 10 the present time. j, abou, slsOOo0.oOO.
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Among the mnstnolAbIc results " 'he election
in this State, i, the return Of Grrriu Sr,iih tC
Congress. Mr. Smith universally known through
the country for his uneump-rmsng hostility 4,
slavery. His talents aust influence are 10: 50
generally known. He is one Of the mos, eloquent
public speakers in the country Ne Is man ot
vast wealth very highly cultivated anil qualified
in every way To stand 10 the very front rank o.
Congressional deba;er..-N Y. Errniny Post.
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The county clerk requests Us to give notice to
the collectors OF the different towns, that their
books are ready for delivery.
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sIl:IIr EXUIIANGE

On New York in sums to sui, purchasers, iorsale
by noyg NORRIS Il fiSuIR.
Money also RENTED through Urnncll. Mnun
& Co, New York, to any part OF Europe at the
lowest rates,
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Touching the popular vote in tie different
s.atcs, that can Of course only as yet be given in
round numbers, much being guessed at. The fol.
lowing are the reported majoriIes in the states
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"''' "1 NOV o''y some mifes Of railroad
to be completed between I. ,.l,"'ia All nm.irk
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TO lsl,NT

ststs 4 FARM, situated iofa mile west
.s1st = ~ ui Geneva and Of nIi- south
..Ass-4AL west Ci - Charles. Kane county
=. Asn-lw0 dwelling houses, ono in
St tnnrles and one IN Geneva Terms rra.or,.
be Enquirr at the Mansion House, Oiiawn,of
Nov -, 1852 T. JnrpAS
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Louisville, Nov. 4.
We learn from New Orleans that Hon, Jeller
crson Davis is lying dangerously Ill.
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10 DAyIEss ANB STEPHENSON - Howard, dem
and DEMO, lwhig) are elected to the Legislature
from the counties ofJo Davies and Stephenson
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It is said, that Gerrett Smith is clcctca .,s
Madison aud osweso district by a plurality o
over 1000
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NGw YoRs.--1he State has gone Democratic
by over 10000 majority; the Democrats elect
81 out Of the SO Consrcsmen; liorato Seymour
Governor by $1,000 majority, aud Sanford +.
Church, Lieut.. Governor, Darius Clark, State
Prison Inspector and Frederick Toilet, Canal
Commissioner, are elected by majority varying
from 10000 to $1,000.
The following is list Of the Congressman elcc
ted:
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The Legislature of South Carolina cast 1855
votes for Pierce and King electors.
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The Lacon Gazette relates the following trag

The Lacon Gazette relates the following uagi.
cal occurrence:
A man by the name Of John Mckay started in
a buggy in company with another MN whose
name was not learned, in northcrnly direction
from Henry, and just at evening, Mckay arrived
at the house Of Mr. Bacon, Esq, abou, five miles
from Henry, with his throat cut, and died in a
few minutes after. Several Physicians were sent
fnr to Henry, and on their way up met the com
panion Of Mckay, whom thcys,oppcd and com
PEELED to go with them to Mr.. Bakers. lie sta
ted that he and Mckay were attacked by three
robbers, who inflicted the wound on tho latter
but he was lodged in llennepin Jail to answer 70
the crmc.
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Second Arrival!
Groceries and Provisions.

r. MONTGOMERY,
Athis old Sand, q .(1s do,rs El1eftis Nlnsion
Nga5c.
IIAS just rciumeIiiom the south, with a heavy
] j stock Of
Erc.h Groceries.
Such ~ sugar coffee tea, molasscs, nee, raSins,
currents toba'co, cigars, vinegar prpprr, al-picc,
~ -hor every thing he The grocery hue.
lie also rep- on hand kinds fruits in their
season. such NJ apples. nous, of'ngrs, &c. 81.
Nuts a. almonds, Brazil nuts, pccons, SC.
Provisions. Always TO be- had ihr best OF
=, - provisions. .uch as pork AL kinds pif-h, po-
C.,a O,;,gfs. chickens butter, cheese. &c
No bei,rr piocc9 R,".'' Lobd'r' De, de
and luSurcs ofIi.e Calana @ge' al 'ne s,a'
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rlF.r CnycrFssloxAl nl.rRler

washburue w. opposed By Thompson Camp
bell tlenll i elected in the l.; D.s rict by a
large majority The majority as near as Ee can
learn i a. follows:
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Ottawa Market.

,,.. pt'dNu' Wv ~ A'"~'
Winter wheat, dOG63c, and spring, u
Corn, NEVIS
Oats, 2jc.
Barry, 3lc.
Potatoes, Csc.
Good butter in demand a, isc,
Eggs, Toe.
Pork is being contracted Tor a; from 81 soG5 on
@5 % dividing on hogs weighing 80 lbs; the
highest hgure paid Tor extra heavy.
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wisccSsN-Al the members Of congress cleo.
tex arc Democrats.
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nc. FlRRELL'S ARABIAN L.YIyET'
Is also an excellent remedy iorpasy. sprains bru,
SEES cramps, ehiiba.ns. burns pains. too,hache .or
eyes eet, and in horse, or cattle is the best rene
dy in the world where an external application is.
required.
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!SNd'OT' EIftl'L-La Sale, UFlIdy &c
c. Cook.
St Clair, Monroe, ,tc.-Elward ONe.vouy.
Reprc,mdtirsA--Kaue and De hal0.-shep
ardson and Rans,ed, dems.
La Sale, Grauiy, &C. r. Potter, {. i.
Starbuck, dema.
McHenry aud Boone--J u. Nixon, Miller,
dcms.
Macon-Pmther, dem.
Greene Hodges and Tcrncr, wings,
Jo Dayess and Carroll Howard, dem, and
DEMO, Wing.
The following ore the official returns Of the
r.prrsentatiyc district
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13
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