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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

DREPARED from EENNET or the fourth stomach offks
Or, AFTER directions OF BARoN LIRBio the Physio-
logical Chemist, by s Heuoros, N D. Philsaephia Pa
Thsis rny wonderful remedy for Isfgesfea. Dvspep-
ia, Jawadice Lirer Compliant Constipation Deblify
uring after Natures own method BY Nature Agent
Gastric JUICE
g-faifa teasaoonful of pEpsfS. infused In water. viii
gest Dissolve f7re Pounds q Roast Beef in about
ours. out Of the stomach.
fEPSiN sihr chief element. Great Digestive Principle
Of the Gastric Jucete Soreat Of ths Fool the Purifying
Prc,err and Stimulating Agent Of the teuaeh and In
Ii X from the Digestive Ttomach OF The
the Gastric e lis Chemical owcrs aud furn-
hing Complete and Psrfecf substitute or H. By the aid o.
this presaraon the and evils Indigestion and Dgs
pops removed inst they wonld beb healthy
scb It's doing wonders fur pspeptes curing cases Of De-
bilig. Euaeufoa NsYross Dcrse, and Dyspepftc Corr
SUMPTION supposed to be the OF the The
Evidence upon which Is based Is in the highest
ie0r Euri zaudR
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09
Port Folfos,
MINERAL WATER.

I AIS, fine Silk Hats for sale cheap by
Nh April 8, 1852 N. II. STiNE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09

snew harmenioussy With each other and upes y.
natural performance Of evey function depends the hssaS
PAIN
psoanises ths whole system, u rsos,rsses nerves i,
reaxes the muscles wsakens The joints intrrsefcs ~
the functions every u checks the nee HEALTHY
circulation ofshr blood, psrasss as.sssss.s sn3
form With soand s:rs. s ssry ,somen, AN s,fssa
beautiful masterpiece Of God beeomrs saeted with pss
what particular locality The pain may originate
whether Ia the Head the Feet the Back, the Knee Jons
the Elbows the Teeth, the Gums, the Stomach wbesh
arises from arrangement the result u
external injuries still tho pain exercises Its Influence
nerve muscle escapes is prcssrasins influence
INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN
IL grcaf Desiderstum every individual who suer,l.
torturcs matter how light Or severe s paroxyns may
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
In Fep Seconds
WILL sror rnR Mosr DISTRESSING pafys.
Its effects Ike ecctrc arrests the mos. distress.
healihfu Influences thrills through every minute cell ms
brane and establishes the secretion Of every gland in IL.
and imparting strength and vitality every organ.
NEURALGIA.
Pain Stopped Iaaoatiy.
Railways Ready Relief possesses On almost miracuea.
influence over the sharp darling pangs pain Of th. eru
complaint 10 few minutes the pain strirkep su.yrr ~
peenees the delightful sensations 81 departing pain has
many az them had been brouyht alma. ~ s soh wn'fe
The effects of the Ready Rels 4 ~ 80 ~, .sas
atey to strengthen the syste end supply he
the chief nervous paine = 0'' = 'AN''
DANGEROUS PRACTICE.
Us usS o. merFnme, ssryehme, Accntine keilsdcfns,
a' eI P"s"s hf' het only dangerous nut cruel
.. ~ ne po'sons y nor 20 cure the disease, Or to
H 10 de0deH ne Herpes 10 Tsdken and sfcp the nir.
GUS enrvqy. to puraiyse the function Of NE nsrr-
ans s,,s,s,. ,.J ~ y..swa., .. = ~
lf,hs ,r.o,;s - ~, a, ~. -, ~ - ~ :, 800 ,
p WI ny "niy was.e away nh the pran WI beesns
p"ra5reu anu tue intehect aestroycd.
RADWAy'S READY REITEE
AsN
y freeJrom Aori'hsas,
i"a "l @As' aongeross qna Hareoe ,sn"snef. ~
- 80 - so.' - ~ = 'f",s ~
''''. ""'' , 4"a" ~ He'ov ""t., "fdffs 'ohs
ncfccs Hsfedd OF me tgeess afepy and 1dTdfpsing ~
feet whsch Morphine, AID all other Jafparqfions es-
tanning this poison, produces on Tie system.
SICK HEADACHE.
$500. -
HApwASr READY nELsEF WILL srof the MOST DIS.
rREssiso PAINS IN fEw MINurss,Asn
:. AAsA"sp AIrAcks'
1t will cleanse and the stomach and neutrase the
poisonous acids Of the system.
All BOWET. cOMpT ANTS
osi An'isAS'
Bloody flux Cholera Morbas,
II re,,evcs Tho MOS, sev.re n,,,. !,
the ,ast ,ssess S's aisss ~ minutes ~checss
u 80 Z .s's''s 's.''a's-s' ana
SfEE ID LILY REMOVES THE CAUSE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09
i NEW SUPPLY OF FRESH AMI
CHEAP GROCERIES.

CHEAP GROCERIES.
II WOULD beg leave TO call the attention OF
4 my customers and the public generally to
my new stock OF GROCERIES, consisting in
part Of very superior Brown, Loaf. Lump and
Crushed Sugars; first quality Rio Coffee,
cheap Teas of all sorts and qualities; New
Orleans. Cuba, Mucuvado Molasses, N. York
Syrup. very fine, and Golden do; Rice, Mus
iard, Cheese. Cinnamon, Extract Of Coffee.
Starch, Sail, fine and ground Alum; Soda,
Water, and Sugar Crackers, Mackere1, Pepper
Salt, &c., Alspice and Spices OF every SORT and
kind CASTLE. Resin, and Fancy Soaps Pow
der, Shot and Lead; Candle wick and Ethe-
rial Oil.
Fancy Articles.
Fancy Tuck, Side and Pocket Combs also
German Silver Long Combs Boomer Combs,
a new article Splendid Pormonies, Fancy
Wallets. Pocket Books, &c., Hooks and Eyes,
Pins and Needles, Fish Hooks, Finger Rings.
Watch Keys, Lead and Slate Pencils, and a
thousand til ings useful and ornamental Pts
tolls, double and single barreled also fine
lot of splendid Silver Watches, such as Hunts
man, Lever and detached Lever Watches
Candies, Fruits and Newark Cider.
A large lot OF assorted Candies, Sheled Al
monds, soft Shelled do, French, English and
American Walnuts, Cocoa Nuts, RaIsins and
Lemons, and Newark Cider, very fine.
Tobacco and Segars.
Chewing Tobacco, very fine, from 20 TO SO
els. per lb.; Segars OF all sorts; Snuffs Of diff
fereni kinds.
Clocks, Clocks.
Eight Day, "a hour, and Alarm Clock OF eve
ry pattern, uality and price. Come and see
and you Will be sure TO blu, warranted
and cheap. GEORGE FUSS.
April %. 1852.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09
THE LAST CALL.
FOR SALE.

A NEW FAMILY CARRIAGE--for one or two
IN horses JACOB yINCENIELLER.
January 6, $50
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09
AS a DxsPHPsrA CUNUE,

DR. HorGHreN-s fEfSlN has produced the most mar
vcous Effects curing o Debility Emanciatlon. Ner-
Decline, and Dysreptie nuInton. IL j. impossible
give the details Of the limits OF this advertisement,
but authenticated ceetia have been given Of
hundred remarkable 10 Philadelphia New York
and Boston alone These nearly all desperate
and the only rapid and wonderfully but per-
mancnt.
Its great NeF-os 4tote and particularly useful for
tendfnay Hons disorder. Liver Complaint Fever and
Age badly treated Fever and Agae and the evil effects
anine, Mercury and other drugs upon the Digestive
Organs long sickness Also in eating
the spirits. Il almost rcconees Health
with I,feu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!

BARON LYEBc In his celebrated Animal Chemis-
try, says; san Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous the
Gastric Juice may be readily prepared from the
mcnbrance tue stomach the Calf which various
tcles Of food, and eggs. viii be e1enei eangs,
and dgrsfef as in the they voad be ne
human sfoHaaeh.''
DR CoMBE in his valuable writings the Phyology Of
Digestion obscrseshat dimnution Of the due quantity
OF the Gastric NICE is and aprevapg
of Dyspeps aud he that "a distinguished professor
OF medicine in London who severely afflicted with this
complaint finding everything fail had
Gastric Juice obtained from the stomaehs living animals
which proref compieieiy- sacces sfHl.
Dr. GRAHAM author Of the famous works vegetable
Diet says sit remarkable fact in physiology, that
stomaes Of animals maeerated in WATER mpsrt the ad
the property soivnS various articles OF food aud Of
fecng kind Of arfeia dgrston Of them differ
from the natnra. digestive process"
-Caii the Agent and get Descriptive Circular graf
giving large Scientific Evidence similar 10
above Together with Reports Of Remarkable Cures from all
pavts Of the uuited States,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09

Radways Ready Relief will step the and excrncIa-
ting pains OF Rheumatism almost instantly Persons srs
living in this city Who for months, confined to their
beds by Rheumatic palms, whose bones unsound from
top whose joints distorted with painful sveinss
that were relieved from all pain In Is By use Of
Roadway Beady Relief Thsis TRUTH thouaands ia the
states can answer for the truth Of this need
no certificates OF Cnrsswe publish long list Dass 10
have tested IL themselves. - S'-s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-06-09
CHILL FEW Err.

Whenever feel PAIN apply Railways Ready Relief II
IL TO relieve you in few minuee you have pans
10 the Stomach intesnes in the Liver Kidneys Bowels
Joints Bones kaiwny Ready Reief either inter-
naliy applied externally will Ia few minutes STOP paln
and quickly remove its cause
Price rs and SO Gents Per Bottle
RADWAY 4 CO.,
Principal Once, 162 Fulton st., N. Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07
From the Quincy Herald.

frooi Thai Ten Ncot l. ian .ri>tocrni.
A'''Jt Eaiar'-ln the last number Of the
Quincy Wig }, "n article i.om the pen Of my
ues"Oor Wa. NJ s"a" whom esteem highly
Is gentleman ana a personal Trend deny ing
the charge mat zen scott is d "'Sh. toned ar''lo-
clAt lie says. 'p1l go one ever Jaw General
S-"'' IT," any ''r, uo matter lao" humble, s.h'
e'"'r ,H'" VII we m's' perfect g'oIoTeeJ!nS
"ni l'.itue-7
""i '''"ie '" 'Nc'I'Hl 80 The lie OF Geueral
sou" vac" Is '|'A'NSl illustrative OF us whole
e"'''l'yF 10 s.'" 10" much MI SAA" has de-
'e'r1 A'"''iI
some year ago aha aHaA' Tie time o! The close
oi '"r ble" Nav" "-f 1e". SCOT! was descend
,gS ''' d" -'.-'.lt' pr oiTs" ~i'h some soldiers
Ne '.'Pt,l .. D.'i N,''.r, 10 Missouri anu there
h.''' NJ T. H- camp ''r SI5. ~ pilot the
u'i-' '' ~ L'-i- me company 1glt t"fS''
'"'s .A We evening i1'' u ID part OF the nEhI
,,' were '', '''. H-Ni in''1.0s rclrHnS Alton.
'-.'S ."'".t Dir DE Camp "', suffered &" 20
".''.N d 90 "." 100 .t., '.o. go Gen. scott iar.
.' '....N '.' a,'N I5 % Alton lie
.-.'''' H..' 't.t.J -ri"r. Cen
r.. ''t '.'" "firr
a- ,Ut 1T u"lr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07

wrote his Native American letter that should
change his min! upon ,hsi sGbiec; Has be had
! any other save what he acquitted ie the NcN.csu
Wal Aud submit 10 yoH whetae. one ycsI
service IN a foreign land, where tie Avcri.
eau language IS not spoken, aud our institutions
ere unknoVn-where our newspapers are never
read-vheJe he people know nothing 81 ear
iaws.-Aas one wears experience tusIo satisfied
him that trsi-utr thus Situated v.-.I .,.i'
more of the Constitution, 800. 90 iac ltH.Slp.g 90.
cur country than hc would nave Jorc' aria ID r.-
sIdoucv =! Ave o. slN years SUv' ass -i-a'N
military vxpcy.,uce has satisfied iu 'Ast i.rl.T-
cignCr should become a citizens after ouc NcNf>
service ~ he army ana NAVY Hl' does b, aoi
thereby yxclsio foreigners from tS,orn> c'a
zen, b. aay other modc Ii ta,r" Was ANY
dolb, If tA,, look at the bin prepared IA ASIA
where he a-lhOg states tha, lie S'ppu,ta 20 Ia
WralizIi.un il au, u,hc' i!ym T.cu W. must
ccn,.gue lis Letter 10 mean '.St icI W FAVOR ct
such & modification IS would allow OF 10 vleg
mode tuan th.t
That BEN, The i,ir construction Ct Eis letter,
TIA. kciG, consistent will .s.egrl,c declarations
upon the subject, VIA; < - IL a., e.-e. % .I1r
policy
Yea have AZ, emigration ir,o his country q
three hgEEr,d thousand Aear Ae Yea 10 ~t-
prive these men OF the .-hts q c.iE'a> ''' ~;
uralsed in Tie army and nsvr i 50, What
will be the si2e Of Your army 10 ten years iro'"
this pcrioAl laughter au. applause, ia tie
midst Of which ,1ae person was heatd % say.
would be bigger Than the Wig parry Ny
friend there says /, will be ,-cr ,h4a the vhi-
party. bat Iaell him he is mistaken, fr it viii
be the only whis party, Aboty &C c.tzsuS thus
and owia- their ci,r,n,mpto one man,
,r,u'i r.a' AFT. sl.,l ., bt- lime f rnry II tEpv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07
Domestic Recipes.

, PEr~LRysUpN 90 EGGs The three following
cheap and easy modes uf preserving eggs Tor ca
hnary use, are takea from Browns American
Poultry ward.
Recipe 40. Pack the e,ss Ia be- pseserve.
lu an uprisht water tlsht ca-h, with heir -wal
rud, downward, T,sr 5 quarts ct un>lak,.
hmr pounI ct cuuulrn -IIt. - w 1T cream
fa.#. t.N ,n wA.'r -..- 200 hrat zap an rg-
a.... ..r above Nae -lIayr. YoHr tHr m,1tur,
G. ... .u.uurr r egg, and taty NIL
.,.r ....t -.If .rai-
a.Dy. 40 o r.,. .Lr eggs To- br preserve,
90 lH upu,b, v,r,Drp vessel or tub. with thpi,
-tuIu cu,s, dowowarJ. prucure, melt. aud strain
a quantity Of cheap hll0N ~ lard, aud puuI
Whur warm, NOT hot, over Ihc eggs IN the lar MI
they are completely covered When all i cold
and firm sci ,ho vessel in a dry cool place MI
required iuy use Alter the cg.:4 are taken out
the grease need no: be wasted as IL will serve
+ rmJAjug -oapor many other hous hold purpas,s
HsTyc Ne @.-Pack the eggs To be preserved
iu common salt, with the small ends downward
and they will keep to.eraL'y good ior eight or
nine months.
Bourp prprlSC-No l-rour over mint of
the crunts Of bakers bread N mach boiling milk
rs Will mol~ttn It, mash /. smoothly in tie milk.
Beat the yoiSs Oft eggs amt add them To- the
bread and milk, beat II very hard then whisk
1.-The whites Of eggs and sir Il gently with as
much Hour rs will make batter. Fruit NAV he
added Il preferred but the padding will be hgh.
ter " huut Rinse your pudding BAG. flour 1t on
the inside pOur la the batter tie !, closely, leay-
ing room inr It 60 swell Bon. hours.
Hst'rs No 2.--ESlt eggs, quart Of milk.
pin, ot h,ur, sal; iast to taste Beat the egg,
very h-ht the vols, and whites srplatc--tGe
volk, should Zee us thick rs blt,er--aJd to them
the flour and milk alternately, aul very gradual
is. beating it hard all the time, thea str in the
whites, bUt dn mo-: beat 10 after they are ln The
white. shoIld be very dry Wet your puddin,
bag. wrus /, DIV. flour ,hc inside, and pour in
the pudding. 70 require. hogr TO boil aul Is
very Ge',ale being very little thinker than Gus
tarI. Serve 1t with any Kind ot sweet sauce
thi, make, light, wholesome pudding - e Noai
Rlys BINNgUNNsl--.lH's forums an excellent
accompaniment TO preserves "a any Kind @. TO
baked apple, l. is made a. follows Pit one
tei.cuptl 81 whole nee into > pint Of cold Wa
tor, when tie rice cracks. or begins 20 look
white add r.ut ut milk and Ota pound of
loaf su-ar Boil IL until the rice has absorbed
the whole II ,he milk sf,frirg It frequently tbs
whole uWr. Pat It into q mould and Il will
turn on; when cold. ltPreiarrcd hot. it NAV be
mDde wum 10y being placed Iu the oven fur
short trsc Il may De favored with lrmon. Gin
ramon &; hg, IS most wholesome without. and
iorm, both an FL, ,4nt AID very economical Dish
Il; ANY TINE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07
Democratic Comfy Convention.

rJ'llt. democrats Of the several towns at La Sale
i county IRE requested To hold town meetings
on Saturday, the 2ls, iust n, o'clock y NJ iot The
purpose oi appointing del, gates to attend county
convention, 20 meet nj Ottawa on Tuesday. the
2i,h OF August, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Offices Ut Sheriff CLERK at the
Circuit Court, nnd Coroner. mud to appoint dele
q - 10 he congr.ssion, convention, which meets
..uH cfnn, the 1T ui september next Also
b." lppomt itlsgntcs to our senatorial and repre-
sentative conventions
Each loNn will be- entitled to delegates ps iol-
lows Hope /, Dmck |. Eagle 2, Freedom 3,
Ophir |, Edcna, Troy Grow, 3. Ncmon2, Bruce
|, Salisbury 1, la Sale ,, Meudtn Deer Park
., Farm Ridge l. Dayton .. Earl 2. Utica /, Wal
tham |, Ottawa {, S Ou,wa 9, Grand Rapids 9.
Mnnlus 9, Rutland 3, Mission ;, Sercna2, North,
vile 3, Adams ., Btuokfield 2
q. w. ARMSTRONG, j II McFARRsS,
WV. OsuAS, G.. w. GiLsos
Wa. BARRIER, Go X. BrLroRD,
g. NJ DmtNAN.
Aug I, 1882. County Cor. Committee.
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Trouble with Ensland.

Quite fuss has been realised, during The pas
few weeks. between ;Lis country aal Great BIZ.
tain, growing out ci 3 misunderstanding in refer
ence 10 The treaty Of ISIS, by which Aue-rar
fishermen were allowed 70 isl along The Ccas
au5 Bays @: de British po.ses,leu, On tbs con
tincnt, provided they did not approach nsars'
than ti'-e mile: Of said coast.
It appears that our fishermen have been IL ii,
habit, ever since 1855, Of entering the several
bays along The eas, and parii-nls-lr. the Day q
FanIy, far TIE purpose Of taking fsh ard tie
Ens-ish have thro Jgh sut.ers7ce, made 70 formal
obisction, ul;il recently; VIXEN measures werr
ad-p.eI to aflr.4 their construction Of the
treaty.
I. was couiealel on tie part Of the United
States tia; TIE treaty allowed our fishermen to
take, dry, or cure fish anywhere within three
niles or Tie coast, whether in or oui Of bays.
Wide the EHgli.b Ministry contend that they
have no right a. all in the bays The question
now to be settled Is, who understands the treaty
rightly, he United States or England When
this question isset,led, We presume the war will
be over.
Meantime both parties are sending their ships
Of war to the scene Of trouble. The New bury
port Herald says;
The President has ordered the L. s ship O
tie lue PLiiadepia and sioop Of war Boston
to tie Bay Of 81. Lawrence flr The protection q
American seamcu, ia compliance with the reques
Of ]. c. Long, who j. appointed TO command her
The owners Of fishing vessel. in this port tav
depuized two Of their number to wait upo
Capt Long and advise him =. To tie nature an
conditions Of the fishing grounds aud all matter
pertaining thereto.
We learn from the eastward that the sehoone
Land Lubber was lately seized by the British sl.i
Nctiley. and carried into St Johns At the tim
Of the seizure she was off the Grand MemnoI
The case will be tried at the Admiralty Court {
ST. Johns.
There are number q vessels to sail from I'll
seaport towns as soon as they Learn that they vi
be protected.
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First Gum rom ,ll,soun!

Tie Telegraph bring, = lev returns from lie &.
lection in Missouri Col BeH'on has been ele,;
ed 10 Congress in the s.. L0g' District.
The wbo,. democratic ,i,ke: Las also been cleo
ted by large N ainrity.
NJ news yet ir1n Iowa or any Of the o'hei
states v here elections were held on the second
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07

IN our columns may be found the advertise
men, Of tina, excellent medicine known a. Aver,
Cherry PectozaL Is success. ia curing he var
Gus diseases Of the Lenss is attracting universal
attention, not only ofiLe learned and phln,lro-
pic, bot # the whole public. The article IN,
dovb,ed,y is What it preterjs to Je, q roa,i for
Lung Complaints, and the remarkable cures
which are becoming known every where cannot
long be over.aoked by the pe-nle.
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TTtW NtNNCNVN ~ ITIt'N -
THE undersigned will hereafter coniine his bu-
siness strictly to "Cash or no Sales" Max
ing that our motto. We can sell Clothing for less
advance than before Our old customers aud new
ones will please give US call, and we will endea-
vor to prove to them that our assertions are found
ed on lncts. Buy for cash aud ~, ioI cash. Quick
return and small profits MARCUS kGnS.
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r n Y q ii

~ From the subscriber, living near
W MA Ottawa, n sorrel mare, or 3 years
SasA I'M old, scar on the point OF the hind
NSAV qunrlrron the len side white spots
esSz=ssxRa ON the shoulders. near the name,
caused by the rubbing Of the collar;
her eyes nre very brown. She is quite hollow ,n-
der the strap the collar Any person giving IN
formation where she can b. found or will return
her. will be literally rewarded
August 7-3t, Tuos DoSAHoE.
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From the Mississippi Free Trader
Scott in the South.


At tie great Democratic Ratification Meeting
IN Baton Rouge, the capital Of Louisiana. July
It'll, their adhesion to the Democratic Platform
and the Democratic nominees, Pierce and hug
It was glorious occasion presided over BY tie
venerable Gov. Walker.
We make brief extracts from tie correspOu-
dencv Of the New Orleans Delta.
Calls loud and long were then made FOR Par
ham. IN reply to this call, Nj Palham mounted
the staud aud declared his allegiance to the Jein
ocratlc partv-his determination 70 support
Pierce aud King. lie said he was not prepared
to give his reasons lpr his course then. as be dcs
red to do, but that dgrl1g the sitting OF the Con-
yen,ion he would be happy to meet the people
aud give at full length the reasons why he wall,
and every true southern man should, supper;
/ Pierce aud King Alr P's remarks were Tssp1u-
/ ded to by rapturous applause,
When Alr PMham took bis seat, Mai \. VI
I Dunn, another prominent Pierce and King Wig.
was yuciierou.iy brought to the stand Mi.
/ Dunn delivered one d the best political perche-
/ to which ever listened. Great indeed was thr
applause with which lis remarks were received.
"Aneas Adams, a prominent wing. was then
called to the stand, aui united with Mr. Parham
and Maj Dunn, in taking the oath Of allegiance
/ to Pierce and King"
Taking the meeting a. = whole i, wa, one Of
the best conducted political gathering. ever wi,
messed, aud 1t was evident that the nomination %
Pierce aud hing received a waru- heartfelt rati
ticaiion by the democracy and large proportion
Of wings in that section. Numbers Of wing,
presen, joined ia giving three cheers for ihedym
ocraiic nomiuse', and It requires no prophets
ken to discover that Louisiana will roll up ma
ioriiy Of five thousand in November next fol
Pierce aud King
ArrRorshTE-D During speech, at the Wig
Ratification meeting in Delaware, John NJ Clay
ton made the following quotation in reference t,
Scott.
I I'm battle the Lion
But the battle once ended,
In mercy the Lamb"
wag submits the following as, in his opinion
a little more appropriate;
In battle, the Lion
But, asa civilian
q sheep"
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STR AY ED.

A LARGE year old OK red and white, white
II back, crumpcd horns turned down. wearing
n small hell when h. left tie left the premises of
the subscriber about weeks since Any person
giving information where he may he found viii be
lihenlly rewarded. Information may be- lett az
the Free 1rnder office CuAs. RIDDLE.
Auuput -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07

GREAT GArHEsSG.-Thc Democratic gather.
at tho head quarter of Washington at Ncw6urg,
N. - is represented to have been the largest
and most enthusiastic, ever held in that state.
The number present is stated to have been over
$4,000 Many wings annoupccd their intention to
support Pierce and King They can't go Scott,
they say, he has Too many silssi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07

PrMLASDs Dramatic Equestrian establish.
meni, for which we insert an advertisement, this
week is truly worth seeing Many of their feats
are purely scientific and instructive, while their
general performance is Of The frs, order. Read
their advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-07

DoMEsTtC MASCFACTuREs
FjcT. Com.--Chas Todd, Henry Cassen, Mrs.
Williamson Durley, Mrs. John Hlse, Miss Jane
". Beck, Misc Mandana Gooding.
Appropriation $50. Premiums discretionary,
PLuwISG March.
TiGc. Com Joseph Bullock, j. W. Arm
strong, James Ross.
l., prem So, Cd prem. So, 81 prem 81.
FRurr, VEGETABLES, AND FLOWERS
Picw. tom.--Ralph Ware, H. l.. Brush, John
II. Bryant.
Appropriation $40, premiums discretionary.
FARNiSG IMPLEMENTS ASp MtCnASIcAL MANufAc
TURKS,
Viep Con,-Jenks Perkins, Henry Kingsley,
Emery Stanford
Appropriations s25, premiums discretionary
Ertcaiius COMMITTEE PRESIDENT l. L. Bul'
lock
wee Pre,id,nL-lra l. Peck, williamson DIR
ly, Lewis w. Weston
7r,dnr,r j NJ Leonard.
Rec Secretary flryrs L'rprL
Cor S.e,,s,Hi. 'H.y PulhIrr.
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