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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

The SECRET OF NAPoLEoN's IDoLATRY
BY HIS TRooPs.-The rgors Of the season
seemed TO increase the faligues Of the cam
paign. A long continuance Of cold rains
had cut up the roads. A mantle of snow
and hoar frost covered and concealed the
beaten tracks and quagmires, where the feet
OF the soldiers, and of the horses, and the
wheels of the cannons frequently stuck in
the mud. The army was fortunately in
light marching order; for, united in feeling
with the inhabitants, they found bread and
forsge everywhere. The humblest cabins
gave up their little stores. with cordial hos
pi,ality, TO warm and nourish these las, de-
tenders of the soil of France. Very few
s'raeglers remained upon the road; en,hu-
siam; enthusiasm rallied all, and hurried
them forward after the emperor. The ma
gic spell Of his numerous victories seemed
TO have lodged itself in The mind Of his guard,
and Of the bat!alions Of reserve. This guard
looked upon itself as jointly responsible
with the emperor, and bound in honor to
devote itself even to the last man, for the
teliverance Of their native soil. The shame
Of having permitted the enemy to touch it.,
o"N '"S VI tueWs
weighed heavily on the rough visoges Of
these brave Pralorians. They marched
with downcasl eyes and knitted brows, in
a silence more sinister and warlike than
their soldiers gaie.y Of other days. They
felt that it was no longer victory alone, but
the vengeance Of their country ,ha. marched
invisible before them. Moreover, the great
majority Of these soldiers-hardened by the
sands Of Egypt, by the sun Of Spain, by
the SHOWS of Poland and Russis,-were
veterans Injured to marches, and undismay-
ed by the cannon's roar,-,rue animated
machines of war, who seemed no longer to
participate in the weakness and wants Of
humanity. Confidence in themselves, con-
temp. Of superior numbers, and Indifference
under fire, multiplied them in their own
eyes. 'Twas in the mds, of column Of
these troops that Napoleon marched, some
times on foot, sometimes on horseback.
never entering his carriage, and only re-
firing on the halt in the first mechanics
or peasants cottage tina. opened at his
name, to spread out his maps, trace his route,
dictate orders to his officers or snatch
moments sleep by the fire Of the bivouac or
the cottage heatth.-Lamartine' History of
the Restoration of Monarchy in France.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

1t is said that small piece of resin dip.
ped in the water which is placed in vessel
on a stove (no, an open fire. place. will add
peculiar property TO the atmosphere OF the
room, which will give grea. relief to persons
troubled with a cough. The heat of the
stove is sufficient to throw off the aroma OF
The resin, and gives the same relief that i.
afforded by the combustion of the resin
This is preferable so'he combustion, because
the evaporation is more durable. The same
resin NAV be used for weeks.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14
P E T r Y.
[oRIGINAL.]

# [oRIGINAL.
FOR ANNIE'S SCRAP BOOK.
Oh could WELD fairy's wand
And gather from the sea and shore,
OF gems and flowers on every hand,
The beautiful and rare:
No wealth, from genii's hidden store
OF treasure, gathered on the strand
By unknown seas-no mystic lore
Of hermit or of seer
Should fail to greet thee here!
I'd seek for thee mid ocean waves
The coral, in its deepest cell
I'D dig the diamond from the waves
Where it does brightest shine;
I'd find far and unknown dell
Which some pure pearly streamlet laves
I'd Gull the sweetest flowers that dwell
Upon its banks,- and thine
Should be the wreath I'D twine!
A poets dream should be thy song,
The bul-bul's dying note thy lay,
The cuckoo should at eve prolong
His notes, for thee! for thee!
The tempter should his tempting stay,
To guard each erring thought from wrong,
And chase thy every sin away;
And all thy hours should be
From sin and trouble free
Yet, Annie will be gathered here,
Full many flower rich and rare
From natures bright boquet,
So fresh and gay
To shine;
And painters will their palettes bring
To deck thy book
While poets in their songs will sing
Thy every look.
Painting, and songs, and fow'rs to please
From every cline, call these, all these
Are thine'
And what shall |, my bright one, bring
To deck thy bright parterre? =
1have no fairy's wand to string,
With pearls thy raven hair;
No diamond 8 of the mind to train,
In wild impassioned lay
Nor in some soft impassioned lay
Loves sweetest tribute pay!
A simple lay I've sung,
And while the harp is strung
I'll pray!
May He, who in His goodness guards
The simplest thing from harm,
And from his people evil wards
By his protecting arm,
Watch gently DER thy coming years
With his all-seeing power,-
Thy refuge when In doubts or fears,-
And be in life's last hour,
Thy stay!
January l, 1852. UNCLE FRANK.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

right position. In this, however we were
disappointed, for she remained with her Stern
elevated, and considerable list to stsrboard
being held in this uncomfortable position
by the heavy masses which had been forced
under her bottom. She retained this posi-
ton until she finally broke out in the spring.
We were now fully launched into Baffin's
Bay, and our line of drift. began to be more
sou,herly, assuming direction nearly paraI-
lei with the western shore Of the Bay, at a
distance Of from forty to seventy miles
from it,
After an absence Of eigh,y-seven days, the
sun, on the 29,h Of January, rose his whole
diameter above the southern horizon, and
remained visible more than an hour. All
hands gave vent 10 delight, on seeing an old
friend again, in three hearty cheers.
The length of the days went on incress-
ing rapidly, but no warmth was yet expert
enced from the suns rays; on the contrary
the cold became more intense. Mercury
became congealed in February, also in
March, which did not occur a! any other
period during the winter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
BY E. WELLS, JR.
ED1ToRAND PRoPR RIET o R.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, $l.5C
g ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERrIsEMENrs.-Sl per square for three inser-
tions-l2 lines of small type ID of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every SUBJ
sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

"Boy, what is your father doing to-day?"
"Well, spose he's failn', for hern him
tell mother yesterday, TO 60 round to the
shops and get trusted all she could-snd do
i, rig ght s'raigh, ofsoo-for he'd got every
thing read! to fai!-up to nothing, ceptin'
that"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

By seeming to countenance vice in others,
we insensibly coun,enance it in ourselves,
for there is subtle almost mysterious SO.
phs,ry which she employs as her chief a.
gen, in pscif ing the mulinies of conscience
and seducing reason from her vigilance.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

A BLACK EYE.-Wheneve you get .
black eye by fall on the ice, or from run
ing against The ed-pos', apply the cloth
wrung ou. Of very warm water, and renew
it until the pain ceases. The moisture and
hea, liquifes The blood, and sends it back
to the proper channels. Use warm or hot,
but not cold waller to the bruse.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

Fine sense and exalted sense are not half
so valuable as common sense. There are
for,v men Of wit for one man of sense; and
he that will carry nothing about him bu.
gold. will be every day at loss for reader
chanUe
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

If you put two persons to sleep in the
same bedroom. one of whom has the too,h-
ache, and the other is in love, you will find
that the person who has the toothsche will
90 to sleep first,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

A Greek maiden being asked what fortune
she would bring her husband, replied-"l
will bring him what gold cannot purchase
"a heart unspot.ed and virtue without q
slain."-Erchange paper.
A very beautiful sentiment, then, but all
Greek now. modern lover would say
What's the size Of your pile? Down with
the dust.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

A diary, written in 1878, just brought to
light by the Glasgow Gazette, contains the
following Aug. %. This morning being
Sunday, ] went to the High Church, and
heard Mr.. Loudon lecture on Paul's advice
10 be friendly affec.ioned TO one another
Mine and Mary's eyes met one another
twenty times. How nicely he handled i.
One could easily see L. was no stranger
TO the passion, he touched it off so well
nay, that while his body was in the pulpit
his hear. was in some one of the pews.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

Truth Itself becomes falsehood ifit is pre-
sen.ed in any other than it's right relations.
There is no truth but the "whols truth"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-28
CorporntiOn OrdInnnsc

At meeting Of the Board II Trustees, held
18th August 1852, thu following Ordinance ru.
laling to Auction. was passed
Section / Be It Ordained by the President
and Trustees Of the town Of Ottawa, That one
Auctipneer may he appointed by the Board Of
Trustees II said town IN addition to the one Al.
ready provided for by the Ordinances OF said
town.
See . The applicant under the above O'di
name. shall state 10 the Board the place where
he propose. to do blslness IN said toSn-and
.ad Auctioneer hall not be authorized tn trans
act bu.ines, IN any other place unless permitted
20 to do rs the order Of the said Board Of Irus-
tees.
Sec 3 All personal property which shall be
exposed to ,al- within the limits of sald town
.hall h- subject each aud every time 1t shall be-
struck uf ~ ia les at the rate II Que dollar On
every huniiei iplI.r'
Sec { Il shdl be- the duty Of said Auc,i"neer
once in three months, dating from the fret Mon.
day Of Mag TO render quarterly account Of his
-al~. to- tie Clerk Of the Board OF Trustees, OK
hibitGg the auo1nt u sales made by him ~ un
der hi. authority, and the duties that have ac'
erued thereon, with an oath or affirmation there
on, signed by the said Auc.ioneer, hi. coparlper
or agent that said account contains true aud
accurate statement Of the amount Of all sales
xi,h the du,ie. thereon imposed by the Ordinance
VI said town.
Sec. 8. At the cud Of each quarter the said
Auciioneer shall pay the Treasurer Of the Boart
Of Trustees all the duties which have accrued un
der these Ordinances.
" Sec O. For failure to comply with either Of
the requirements in last two sections for th'
space Of ten days, the office Of said Auc,onee
may oe declared vacant and he shall forfeit ant
pay the sum OF five dollars for each and ever!
DAY after lecxpiratun IT said ten days, such du
ties " account, shall be wi hhcld
Sec Z Before entering upon the duties OF III
oiiirv. the sad Auc'iOncer shall ent mt" Atom
to the President aud Tiusteo- Of 'HlI tovn u
=, the penal sum Il two hundred doas. with I'D
curiiy to be approved by the Board, 'oud'tasr
{ that he will well and truly comply with oud pr'
form. by himself hisccunr'u'r ~ AGENT OIL ihns
authorized and required ty ,h,se Ordinances
. and tina, BE- vIl pay TO ,be. Treasurer Of sa'
; lnSn all mugeys ~ duties imposed 10y these 0
! tinaucc4 lllt ,a,l. ,ogrue 90 GALES made ly N''
b or odcr DID, direction 0y virtue nj Die Office .
fr -uf htiUurr "r % violation ef snd OH
0 naacs.. n CpuNlEEE C!TN
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u,lrnnlIc Oldinnncc.

At meeting u, iht Nuri Of Trustees " Oh,
Town It Ottawa. held Goth August, ls52. the
following Wa passed .--
Whereas. the Ottawa H,dtu,'' Company u
this town have 10y lease. bearing date the .lI
jsy Ut Nav, \ q. l>i2, leased Of fhr Trustees ul
the Illinois and Nh .an C,u4i al. Il the surplus
water which may lie .m'rujugsd utp -n'I t.uN
lateral canal aud hydraulic bn.ru IN lh.- town.
and also an 1t lhc bot, AMI land lying between
said basin and the Fox and lIliuyl. RIVER. i,r the
more convenient Use and enjoyment Of sai ,Gr.
plus water by sJsI company And, Where's
SAID company have applied To tie curp,rrr ~.
tAur,iys Of sad town Tor more ample powers, u
cru~e and authority 20 u,e and enjoy SAID lot,
and HUd and surplus water And, Whereas the
prosperity oi sad town will be greatly promoted
by tAa Use Of ,4ch ,lrrlu. water Now therefore.
Be u ordained by the President aud Buafi Of
If-s'grs # DE said town Of OuIwa that, the o.
tawa Hydraulic COMPANY, its lr>sr,s and rs.
e-nees. may use an ENJOY the SAID premises and
surplus water forever. Aud IN case Il the ter
uIua'iun u SAID lease after twenty wears or after
any other period a. provided ln said lease from
the snid Trustees Of salI canal the sand company
shall have tie nigh. O demand aud receive igll
pay ior the privileges hercbN granted cf the STATE
ul Illinois OF tie le-sees 81 sud State and iur any
impro, ymenls which nave been made by 1t VI T.,
Il. i,,ss.s ur a.. .iyuers
And he i further ordained that SAIL UyIaru.
lie COMPANY. Il, lessee. and assignee. ma, az
tend the .aiI basin e,sterly ln FOX river. rr ,n,
portion u Nh, way thitb,r' either %. prc-,n, ~
,r lr., ,rI NAV Alter tb. lame. AZ rl-,.ur sr,
40 extended. Provided the .aii c,,n.,,ry u.L...
secs or t..rp,..,.. cause suitable, tr.B-r. tut,.
erected % -u,i, ,.,yn.ur, IS here the sam, SHAH
lu,.r...rt I,S.Vs and Columbus .tf.r.. ,...
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TO FARMERS! :.
Usage Orange Plants.

| '"''s "a'e now growing. ut tiIr,g
/ hhSSI), 'hIrr nucse est oi Ottawa a iaro.
-, suppl ci.pfuhably lie tiurst isaer nran's,,.
( 'ah'sercr grown m ,his State and wb,.h liz.
o'n very Superior uualils We Nil ,tl \, ,h,. rcn'-
-, a. P'itr ior ordinary plants. We lid mn ,,,h,,k
Enterprise wi. attn ,he mus, thorough YAM
49," ~ 'l'r subject, VIZ aSctriafnrd ln,tn a,,nai
IA, "'IVl That II ~ No longer an rNn,r,n,,n, IN,
49, ''''' " IN THIS shrub al a ,.,, .,,,iI 49,
NV, i've i-nre. which alil I. ,p,,,,,,.t -
~ p" q" very shot tire Tn, .. T.. o,.,L ,
. .Lh ~ N'F tfHitf IL rdsIy aptf,.ut,J 'II,
- wy many, " drta.t vhb Ia al ,pin,si
"'" us wa stuNS ", u an r'b,u.t -
'i 'i''" w 'ii- slate, has a lnns non roo, H.,
-" " ~ '""o''d 10 " sisi th,. ,,t,,l 1rd a, a. ,
N'7''"'' tniy 1Hird csdrr. The ,,,,,,l,,r,,, u
,'-i WIN "' as much 10 promote th, p,,,s,,,;,,I
s'''e - an u'y railroads nov m p,nc,s o,r,n
s'".uoh Tor wan " our larres, u,n,,its n,a, ~.
~ u'.c threi ami cultivated. Ahgr u,,h",, :,
In 70, vase '"r M Infinite lruE,h of INN,
,nJ,.,, GtOi' lhhe TINS i-nce will be- tonsidr,rJ
la, ~ ''r ,'l upon tfti> well regulated h,tu and
"h'ed' All vii readily nppr,ri,,. H., Gus "'ih
Nr"NH IN ilus lauiis,r VIII .ur... ~ Wv piah's
"'o'c grown IiiheT s,uih and hrn,b 40. ~
,nu"t"'u IN il'r enterprise With 81, y,rw ~ ",,,
pprs ~ ieas' ~ pat. ihe great d,tnayd n, go.
W. WI" Nfip'y' ana have spared no pain. ,r ~,
- /" produce the most perte,t and r,,,,E,
Ell =" VI pans ever presented 10 tie nnblr IL
S"ail or happy to show ID, NJ to t,s,., y,h -. w
ana Nomne them NJ the rairsrry wv ~" e'H
nlts,s may bc lrll will either Of ,i,c srJ,,,.h,-
oFwIh MT VI Oslpan "a ,l,, W.. .r 80 Ilne's'
~ ~ '''N'r q, any ~ or agents IN Other pl,c,.
"h's ordered witt be delivered ,,,h.r a, H..
,'', ~ III t''aNa as mawbr desired Srp,tr,
iO"r "iheis easly ages WoobEryt 4 c.,nS '
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-28
Que Candidates.

The,oauly convention which ms. here on 1a-s'
t.y a., nominated the following count! ,i,tot;
i1rai'rG- Idwaid Kicynan
iIriri o' N. c,ypit co.nt-R. Z. GUode.l
FOR coroacr--1 ho:. LoTins.
Forshl.E lhyle was quite a eon,,.t in tie
Convention, - Vii. Le seen by tie Ja.loiinss as
gwen IN tie rr,codr;,. 81. Hat and NJ.
Suli,', BOA h4i s,sou; friends who stood by
,hl-n 20 i's 's,t, and even vent honc moro or
les dissatisfied because iLtir fayoli,o 1n- no..
,I.osen. Nr Herman, however had equally A.
strong supporters. AMI mo'e II them, ans! ccnse
a.enly secured tie nomination.
Il ni.,y uat lie aniss hare 10 aiiule To ole o.
,yciion vti.G has been thought against Nh K. Is
tie Nl','. ands i,Hicmogrlis (vlo had Lceu l..
,c'aiie 10 The otlcr candidate, and dat =, that
tie ia,tof lie having lot tie We q ouc u his
ava, r.ndcr,d li'a' incapable d priilrn.us the
du.i,' 81 lie ,fi,r. Now, vs. hardly G.ink this
Objection should have any we.sh'. a. ! sheriff i.
seldom required 70 u-c man force, in making ~.
f,sir, Srt Il necessary Mr X, viii be a. hard Is
handle q. ans who have two arms, and ti.en LC
c4u Al any tin. call to Ii, ali others who -r,
louud 10 assist him A. TO other qualification
he is full! compcteE FOR the office. IL hos bee
a!o,t ii.c.enl member oi our boall ofovn thu,
tee, IT the ia,, two years. during which tim,
rhiorsh his sound judgement, snI bushes. qaa'
ltraiiou'. he ias rendered much valuable scrric
u nc toaTd aud 10 cur citizens
Mr. Gooi,ll is TO well known IS an uprisL
raj ,lli..cnt ;liscr ihai 10 one will attempt {,
raise IN jrc.ion against him on account d quail
tica!ion'. ~ a sheriff, We have never had HI,
s.pe'or; and his generous anI oblisin; dispo,i
Gon peculiarly sdapr him Tor tie flee Cor Nhi,I
10 has been nominated
VI. L,TiUs has heretofore held the oilicc 81
r'rontr, ard performed It's dulic. well and salts
factory 10 -'L
he crowded siate VI Vur paper this week
prevents Us IRON saying any more I'll tho claim
'f'Dr candidate il necessary va viii do 9,
hereafter Alive hsk, i, tia, the patty vii
stand Ly the numiuaton- and ,h,rc will 10 u
dihisLly about ;leiI election.
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Tnr LADY AND Tur PGrRsr--.in historical
romance, By Mrs neutrality-suspicious. ty The
HWpew
The above is the title Of a highly interesting
romance founded upon fact, The scene laid IN
England during the twelfth century, when Eng
land was little better than \ nation OF bMbarians
The author gives q most graphic description OF
the leading characteristics of the primitive nhabi
tan,s Of tho Island. and huridly reviews the
causes which brought tbout the changes which
have rendered England the mistress Of the world
In,crwoven with th, historical review Is tho ro
marco Of "the Lady aud the. Priest" In thr
the virtues, aud passions o, 10th arc handsomely
and agreeably depicted in the truly diversified
career through which. time and circumstances
lead them. The style Of the book is clastc, and
casy, and intensely interesting, and attractive
The, book Is for sale at Bailey., Chicago, al 81
cent? q. copy.
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%, the meeting ADJOURNED.
SAMUEL JACKSON Chr

HAErEps NV MONTHLY --1hl. popular and
truly valuable periodical, ], constantly kept ir
sale ut the extensive Book establishment Il The
Durleys, l?2 Lake Street, Chicago. The las;
number is certainly one Of the mott valuable
publications, we have ever read. Tie FIRST arts
Gle headed Mount Carmel" by jacob Abbot,
will alone more than ten times repay the reader
for the cost Of the book The second article, head.
ed Napoleon Bonspar,e,' by the same au,ho'
is equally valuable, In short there IS no. at AZ
ncle in this monthly, which, IL carefully read
that is not worth the COS, Of It,
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Democratic County Conventions.

pem''''''' ''"n'' 'o"''"''o 's
Al amsruns OF 'he o'm''r''s party u 4 !,
Sale county, pursuant to previous NOTICE. be-!
al p"awa 'n u,r'I HusI a. ~ i''' -.
On motion OF Nr HE Mr.. !; NJ hitlPrs'
L~q' was apP'h'Td ,'','''n,' ".'i ~ T'I r'
Nise President J. W. AHNT"o>a aud l. !1Ni
I B., NeGe'sH'7' ~. -,
| Ca motion OF 9. " Armstrong Tue iowa
the following towns were reported - i'"'N''
E1ys- l. W H. T'.I'T' N l. - I'M " Nj,
- ~ "''''''''' ''''
D, Porter -
Dgf""-N"'', r,.,,,l.- H..
-, Troy Gro's-JameS Sm''h' John Miller Hiram
ihTn''n.
'','."'0"-O, n t",'T', y, II '''
Ln"-er, James H're''h - v.. !,
~ - N''"''' L. - -
ou,S', ''D" /" ~ ,,.:.. !.
h'dr'eH-EI~ A'NnS' J'
DssT trf'E--', W Afn''"''S' l. - '''N'
far" h'a1s-I l. human
- , -,
I'' u ~ 49, # v,i.L : Tl,,l
Us''9d - l. D hs''"'' ~ '''>N' 4
i""m N'''I' ~.
Io'" "a. -. So.
Grand Edpiis- ). Is. Reynolds, Ous O. Wake
Sell
NsuilD-Samuel Lynn, james G'ubcns, John
Higgins.
R.;imd-LNas Trumbo, John Aise, DAVID
Groves
NNioH-Hlram uavVnhi.I, stephen ;, Murey
Josh Levi.
NorihgiHs-Heury Eerdns, l. Wright, VIM
sly
.iiIm'-W ; Hordell J Smith
Brook fsii-S;ephen Watson, q. W. Arm.
strong.
Ear'e-Ezra Drew, Samuel LII, James Ne
Burncv.
H'"'eN-L. W, C1,N' ,
On motion OF CT Barber Il was agreed mat
the Dr.eSaes present cast Tie 'u'e "I''A 'Ae
town is enuue" u
oa mo'''n ct CAPT S''a !'n' may Wyy nc"
proceed to nominate 4 'a'''"N.e I'' sue. III VIC"
Tue !o'o""s O"''o'''S, "t,T ' aI a. .,s,-h
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Ottawa, August 25,h.
Uall--.Ottawu DIVISION No. y. y. OF T.


Il has lust been announced IN this division that
brother Wilcox has departed This life Although
he has been engaged Of late in business at a dis
,anCr. 50 that he Cau,i not attend our meeting
vet h,s attachment to the cause Of temperance
WAS sincere aud firm. Young and Just entering
the busy scenes 81 life with mind fIlly in,hucd
with the principles II Love- Parity, and Fidelity,
h, prospects seemed far TT enjoying lIfr hon
uuLle To- himself add beneficial to hi, fellow
men With the parents, relations anil friend, Of
cur worthy brother "a The cause ri temperance,
We SINCERELY lament hi, early death. Therefore
RSsu'r,d That the brothers OF this Division
tender to the relations and friends OF the deceased
,hyir sympalhIcs. with which they are deeply
impressed by TN, melancholy event
H,,p.rol hat a copy Of the fore loi1S be de
lEerrd to the parents of the deceased.
Rtsu,tG That the Publishers ui the paper, in
Ottawa tc rrquc-,td,o pubit-h the foregoing.
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Cure for Cholcfp.

The following cure wa. successfully tried on
board the ship Isaac Wright Twenty seven
persons had died with Cholera before il WI. al.
ministered, and none afterwards. Captain PEG.
body tried /, upon himself aud a large number Of
others on board, and not one Of whom eied'
Take table spoonful Of salt, a ,easpoonful Of
red.pcppr, in half pint Of hot water. Drink
1t lis q'isk AMI as hot rs possible.
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". Z. Cook for Senator.

r. r,!c'tGce to the proceedings Of osr county
C,en,iua, 1t will Leseen t.at they have in,,raet.
81 our delegates to the Senatorial Convention
hr Burton {. Cook. IS i4r a. heard from, there
have enough COUNTIES ia the d.ire; Instructed
hr hin to give him lie nomination OF The hr;'
ballot
This delegates to The Congressional and Repre-