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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-13
6titct Sub Dor GdlTbun9!

VJNItl SN'NV VVt ONETNVWIIJ
Die 6tFNrn batcn ole stibriitcnc Sianatur rcn 6.
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Die Wrttit ott9nkn-o(IS onetrn iino 9ifiliht,
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Sbarc until Der ftthitcn Ybdoottpba, uHp bti otb:
barren ,pdurttru dttrbaSp
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en- bic &ctbdtt ricr src6In Iltri;jn gu ecit6ru, it
Der prcis ctucr SctSl auf IS Gents btrab9ltet.
GbcnfalIs ju babGn in NUtntcpn ti
Qarcn &int.
QbilanEtphia, Suli %, 1852. ual Siaiu
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-05-12
poetrp.
Burial Of De Soto.
BY W. J. wETM0RE.

by W. J. wETMoRE.
On Mississippfs lonely shore
A chief expiring lay;
No guardian columns around him drew
Their lines in grand array;
No clashing arms the warrior hears,
No charging battle cry;
He hears no shout Of victory,
The foe-they fly! they dy!
A noble few around him knelt
To watch his failing breath;
All !! what is fame, ambition, now?
De Soto sleeps in death!
No knightly robe is round him thrown,
No crown adorns his brow;
A mantle is the only pail,
That wraps the warrior now.
At midnight, silently and slow,
They bore him to his grave;
No muftled drum-no signal gun
Told where they laid the brave.
Kingdoms and thrones may pass away,
Heros boflost to fame;
In Mississippi's waves shall live
De Soto's deathless name.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-05-12
Early Loves.
By EDWARD W. DANFORTH,

] mind me of a sunny face,
A light and fairy form;
mind me Of gentle heart,
With kind affections warm;
] mind me of little hand,
That used to weave me posies,
Making sad havoc in the fields,
Where grew the summer roses.
But ah, that face il wrinkled now,
That form is old and bent;
Anu care unto that gentle heart,
And chast'ning grief has lent
But still the same old smile is there,
Though passed its gladness now,)
As when ia youth | softly pressed
Her fair, unsullied brow.
As the soft, fine mists of morning,
Dissolve and fade away,
So fedes the light of early dreams,
As youths bright hopes decay,
But the loves that childhood hallowed
Bloom in the heart as fair
As when in our youth and joyance.
Our fancy placed them there.
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A Pretty Thoght.

The Night is mother Of the Day,
The Winter OF the Spring,
And ever upon old decay
The greenest MOSES cling.
Behind the cloud the starlight turks;
Through showers the sunbeams fall I;
For God, who loyeth all His works,
Hath left His hope with all.
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-05-12

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Agent. is the only authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
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corner Third and Chestnut SITS.
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The gentleman who dimes the lates
Is IN our street esteemed the greatest !;
Then surely greater than them all
Is he who never dimes at all
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-05-12

ray Fear not to have every action OF
your lit open to the inspection of man
kind Remember that nicer casuisi
than man sees into your least action.
Answer to him, and fear not the the face
of man.
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IN Pen aa Prs-h ap 9
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Sur L., t1'lL1'' lam, Awu. l6,h lS5t
m .,,.,,.' -" nav" ven your CurEry Pi.rn..
.urpas, ,'l, "a our pwece, and fud II 20
lccjous OF \ ,''eal we have Tor curing of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

NV NoDE or MANUFACTURING lRoy.-Th
Newark, \. J. Daily Advertiser gives the follow
in, account ola new mode Of manufacturing iron
which, Unsuccessful. will b. Of immense value tt
the country;
"The chief advantages claimed by the inven
tlcn are, that the non is produced for soni'
twenty dollars per ton less than the pu'idled oi
charcoal iron and that i, Is worth ten dollars pet
ton more, on account of its superior quality
that a greater quantity Of the iron i extracted
fiom a given amount of o'e, than by the oil pro-
cesses, and that it is the only process by which
pure wrought iron can be produced
The rationale OF the invention Is, that the irot
il desxydzed, by hel,ing mixture OF pGlScrs-t
coal. the oxygen ia absorbed from the ore. a'o
passed off in an ariforn slate, The re'ld'Um D.
taken from the tube, and worked into bali
weighing about a hundred pounds eaeh---
These are taken to the triPhammsr, by ~hirh
they are reduced to blooms Two tons 81 the
iron are now made per day, and itr'qnre' about
two tons Of ere aud one ton and halt 81 coal To
produce one ton Of the wrought iron. The iron Is
extracted and perfected by c niinuous process,
very simple in its operation, ald therefore IA sad
to he more uniform, and altogether superior to
that made BY other processes BY which the ore
OF iron must undergo two successive exposures
10 the FIRE, before 1t can be reduced to wrought
iron"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09
The FIRST Saw Nall,

The old practice in making boards was 70 spill
the logs with wedges, aud, announcement as the
practice was it was no easy thing to persuade
the world that i. could be done in any better
way. Saws were aierward, introduced for the
purpose Of preparing timber and bosrds and
saw pits were then invented for the action Of
the twohanded saw. This mode Of saving logs
was greatly in use in England where water power
could not easily be obtained in the early part Of
the present century-ani probably there are
places yet, where they are known aud render
useful service Saw.mllls were first used IN En-
rope in the 18th century; but so lately as 1888.
m English ambassador. having seen a saw mill IA
France, thought it novelty which deserved
the aversion TO labor saving machinery has always
agl,atsd England The first saw. mill was es,ab
h,hed by Dutchnan in 1888 but the public
outcry against the new tangled machine was 80
violent, that the proprietor was forced to decsmp
with more expedition than ever did a DGtchmar
before. The evil WAS thu, KEEP; out of England
for several years, or rather generations; bat IN
l19s, an uulucky timber merchant hoping that
after so long Tina the public would be less
watchfI ofits own interest, made rash attempt
TO construct another mill. The guardians Of the
public welfare however were on the alert and
conscientious mob a, once collected and pulled
the mill to pieces. Such patriotic spirit could
not always last, and now, though We have no
where seen the fact distinctly stated there i. rea
son tn believe tina; saw mills are used in Easlanl
propelled by both water and steam power
B0Sto. Journal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

BLrEDrYG Axp MNErALs.-Dr t. II. Csvcv. Of
Coaderspori, Potter county, makes the following.
timely and sensible remarks in a late number Of
the Potter Union All who read should profit
by them
An opinion prevails that it is necessagY to Se
blel occasionally, to prevent disease, or 10 pre-
serve health This is a psrnicious custom, and
ough, to be deprecated by all who plscc any
value on their lives. No person has drop II
blood to lose. This practise which brings OF
many diseases, may afford temporary rehef. but
the consequences are very injurious. ltoecasior.
debility, dropsy, nervous diseases, x, Many
suppose too, that it j. necessary when they are
sick. and that the only rational method to restore
them to health, consists in taking mineral. of yar!.
Gus kinds. together with opium, as remeia!
agents. This custom is also petnicioIs. vie d,
thin. or cold state OF the blood also great va
rs,v of chronic di, s,ses follow the use o liRrral
Poison. The motto on certain tomb stone should
be remembered by all and especially 6y iuvalIis
al was well Il took mercury and died Thoe
who wish to preserve their health should avoid
the use Of mine as internally. They never were
designed by the Author Of Nature for medicine
They injure the coats VI the stomach and, instead
of removing. create diseases Vegetables should
be used in preference, being safer and usTe con-
genial 10 tue human system.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09
The t,nrdinpr (nsp

This ease is now on trial before the crimins
Court in Washington. Every person has hearu
something about it, but perhaps allmay not know
its history. The counsel for the government in
opening the case to the jury, made the following
narrative:
Dr. Gardiner, in memorial TO the board Of
Commissioner stated that carly in the wear 1874
he was largely engaged in Mining operations il
the State Of San Louis Po,osi, Mexico, employed
300 laborers, had upwards of $4,000 invested
in men, buildings. steam engines, horses. mules
md men Of science that in 1916 he was compel
led 10 abandon the establishment, his property
having been be.poiled by the Mexican toldiey,
hat said mines were worth half million, and
would have yielded him $4,000 per nnum
The accused filed with his memorial deposition.
purporting 10 be from persons residing in Mexi
co, going to show that he owned said mipcs The
issue was on the truth or hlsi,y Of these as.er.
tons Tho United States affirmed and expected
TO prove, that every statement in the memorial
fand every paper presented by him. were fal.s
RON beginning to end, pure fiction and invention
that Gardner received from the United State,
rs the fruits Of the fraud, si2s750, while hi,
mine could not be found, though $500 had been
offered as reward to any one who would point
out its location
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09
Gun Maker,

and dcficr ~ al kinds of Srqrf,nsg,s ARTICLES
CHe dgor south Of The Lm.H House. Cgfga,5.,
street, otgra.H,
Ia Et.fAc"U-ramIy ON hand n general 1-o..rgsr,
IN OF E1-iI.h n1t Grrmqn double and single
lowing pieces, boys guns, n good yar.-;v. y. of
"McA were bought Tor cIsI, ali selected from
hiGr INVOICES, with greaf Cof~ "a 70 ,n.Ir general
Workmanship and finish and can De sold m 5a-,.r
bargains than have been heretofore had IN Ibis
market.
Gentlemen i-Ai-g ruvg f-r .,-r=clv,. or how.
ami not being good Judges ~ 'hn article will FrA
nm onrc''o c8. ou the -Htseri a-- ,ylsr, ,h,v can
depend ur10 what i- '1L them and be- SUE. nf ,.r.
u'- good mi" -rn, Us w" deal v'h none hlr ,le
regular gnn dealers and have none of the rl.7r
cast Ilnus'Ii with which 'ha country is flooded
Rf"s made from Rennm.,ra'- r-.,,-1,sI ,g.,
-'eedui IRON barrels, age warranted No. be- equal 20
any mad" 90 biz state or eI-rwAe-r both In shoot
lGE qualities and workmanship. The ,u,scrr.rr.
nav ioi severa. y'ar- been enr1red rn iIn ID1nu-
ar'HTe OF me celebrated increased t.yi,t nib. md
u1'raYaH,a ;hrm-c,ye, OF MI the latest Iu.rpy..
minis rs regards ihe inside iH.-I aal -IrnHgr.
We Halter ourselves ,hat an inspection Of tb.vorl
made ar our establishment. i- all that s wanted f
satisfy gentlemen Of the truth OF the above state.
naUt.
Powder superior article kept, suitable for tar.
get practice or '1ur rlugas
hey fitting done byconpe'nnf LaDL, and in ,
worJWanIkr manner. 80
All work done hv him is warranted
Ottawa Dec2 1852 HP. Dp-yvrr
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NEw Yosk CRysrAL PALACE 1t i, announced
10 the New York papers shat the Crystal Palace
on Reservoir Square will no, be ready for the re.
eePtion Of articles before the lst Of June In the
meantime tall unsubstantal buildings are going
up all arouad the ncghborhood, for stores and lod
ging houses. for which enormous rents arc demau
ded and some Of which it is altogether possible
may tumble down and cover their inmates.
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ administrator ol the estate OF 2. ] Wagner.
late OF Lasalc county, decd. by virtue Of decree
OF the county court of said county. will offer Tor
,ale' n, the door ct The court house In Ottawa, on
Saturday TIE lith ddyof Nav perf. the nh pro al,
sec26, the n"Qnwq ol see - aud the ncl uwq OF
SCI" %, MI in township IS north, " taupr east.
apIs JOsLrH II WAGNER, admir-.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia SI'ls Cou,l 80.
County court, In Sale county, March term,
1853 March 20, 1850
Illt People OF the STATE OF Illinois, 10 the UNI
known heirs and legal representatives. cf Michael
Nc Mahan, deceased, Take Notice that uuncu-
pn,ve will Of the said Michael Ne Nahon has been
duly proven and recorded IN the office OF the clerk
OF .nd court, and that letters testameutary will he
granted thereon TO Thomas u. Elliott. ON the
third Monday in June next ,un-s, sulrien, cause
be shown TO the contrary You are, therefore.
hereby cited and notified To appear bci,,r s,ii
court, tobe holden a, the court house in Ottawa
on the said third Monday IN June next, to show
cause, II any YOU have, why such letters should
not be granted 10 the said Thomas 4 Elliott.
Witnes. NV hand and the seal Of said court.
,Lsi a. Ottawa, this feet day of Apnl. 4 ID
1913 5. w, RAYMOND, Clerk.
April |, 1853 CIV
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IrNULE .TONS CABlNEr, Annl phi-lrs
y Cabin, Blank Books. school Books. an .
large ndilil9n OF Miscellaneous works. For fur.
lhrr particulars see small bills In my store.
Oct 20, 1852. EY.crtaea
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Inn CALLS Linsrri OIL warranted Red irad.
wv chrome red, chrome green. chrome yellow,
PARIS green, dry ant N OIL Spanish brown Span,h
whiting. plaster OF Pans, Nrucianrci, yellow och.
r. French and Chinese Vrrnuhun, ULTRA .mnunr
blue, ynrulshrs and tnrprn,lnr, Binkes ire proof
paint together with variety ct other paints, tor
sale at reduced prices by 6 L. TuoNPsoN,
mny LIT n'th. can Drug Store
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The Wedron Water Power
Something New !!

n w. {. GOODlNG wouldmfrrm thepnhlir
-. mat he now manufacturing harness wit,
pl'rni sell Ndlusunr Buckles. which ARE decidedly
ahead nlanything vet introduced iors,rrnrtb. s,C
y,nndconyrnlrncc Call aud examine them for
Yourselves NJ his old stand OF the sgn Of tl, Gin
Ha"new Shop, on Columbus street he willniso
seepnn assortment ol harness with old stylebncklrs
NJ good and as cheap a. can he purchased any
where. sent IL IVY
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Tobacco.


4 SUPERIOR article OF inc cut and Ccyen.
~ dish chewing tobacco, cheaper than can i,
lOund elsewhere IN town Imyljl " " Cnrnrln-