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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10

-. NANl DAt+SAM " IiM
= .s, sI->-. without par alle Ia having,
ENI.Nt1 AZ, =. Luiing u IiEI of mse than
CO. sstsGs,. Iu,ply rae i'or. f,ll' NAM
~ 's.Hs ,anco the L,gh rrpiiaisfn
'ttsos which il h9, acqtn'ch toS-
"A Co. Itht suMFTIyT LMILAt*i 4, ard
~ "'',s,,b lt DrsLAsfs ~ the iCtGs,
and LntsT Il h"s
been used y i'll probably erea'r i'"'c's ifa"
any other article known, a.d I'll, ricians Mh'elh,.
had an opp0, tun,iy oi v itnttsing lis Lifhy '"h
tary effects. recommend ,af s"ic 80" "i! 'h-
cacious medicne, eq'al, If not srlailor' to ANY
other yresrr,lt,on for the uIu,e complaints Nh
in their Lnou ledge, he la,Is OF 'his ~ d.cine
was private recipe ola distinguished physician
in one uf The neg boring sia,'s, and mas re-
served by an individual 10 whom II gave the most
astonishing relief. IL u composed ii vcgethihs,
md II u.ed according 10 dircc'lons, nrst b per-
feOy safe.
Ffo,a N,ssrs Adm g. Co., NrhsnfS, man
nat, - .'1hosr persons who have used the veg
ela',le Pulmonary In 'e;m, uhiioImk tpHk {" u
asa valuilL mcdicine, and from the quantity
s,li. notw iihsaHdng the numerous ether rrfI'-
,at,nnr, used lor s.i,i.r complaints, We 'o''r"'f
il irst an the lisi.
The Editor oi the S,nrcd toUs Copr,'r tais -
s'Wr have had OCCASION to wi.ntss ~" goo" IL
fee, the Vegetable Pulmonary PHspip IN ou'
cmly IN case oi yUllu" had, Who his 'ttn ~
,uely cr,,d of CossuM MPTIoS by the ,se Il II,
and aisoin severe cough and colds, ard ch, -riul-
/. bear t,si,lnon. 10 It's hcrg saic, ,"n> nieif,
aud very cficae Ius n0dicuc u casts oi ilit tt-
scripiiun.''---fd. CotHtT.
A irIgSuau from niIa"cli hh "iiicT' 'nh'
! he has bcyn ia the habit OF us.ng the N'6rthDs
irinonary nalsun f,r himself aad itini'y, lur li.o
last thirteen NcuF, ana aiso ,i i,'t iu' nol"g ~
| 10 h,s f,iruds aa1 CONSIDERS it AN Invaluable
! remedy for all puimonar! comp'a''i''
|. Forthe hsi i've yeas oi ~, pro,tice have
had ,hc satisfaction To wi,ncss the beneficial ei-
isrt. Of the Ncgctahi, nlnonary iialtam IN i'ian.
cas- of obstinate cough, and "ihcr ai'rcii"rs 81
|. tae lua1s. | would therefIrr confidently 'rr',m-
mend IT, use ia all complaints o the chest rs lie
L NJ equal, II not superior, To any Other h'r'h me
wlIhin my knowledge.
Lenrs,er, n. u.
/ ,-s- BEWARE OF COt tNitkfEi =
!. AND INVITATIONS ! such ~ tAhTi e 5
| CoMrou PuLMoshRy BALsAN, AMERICAN
!, PUIMoNARY BALslm, and otlris, IN pant,
| bearing the name EnGuIGe iu. the aitiec Ivy
it, whole nauc, the .
"VEGETABlE PULMONARY ihI SAM" )"
| and see that il has the written sisia'me oi W ".
!, Joss CrTLER upon yellow LL'l, on ihr Via,
| wrapprrs. Each bottle and seal is stami ed
! "vrgct,blc pulmonar, Balsam.'
/ Prepared by REED, Cutler CO., in-
/ p,rt"rs and Wholesale Dealers ~ Medicines
/ p,ilts, Cham;,als aud Dle Siui's, J3 India
/ Street, Boston, and sold hl buggst,, Ap"hr'
! carries, aul tounlry Merchants generally. fo'
/ particulars and recommendations sce punrhlt
/ aaco!n,an, iny each bottle.-iricc 30 cents r."
sale in Ntwpolt 10y HAZARD s. tAsN Eli.,
and L. J. ! Al LON. n2o y"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
vI>IS. &C.

ENii,; Consumer 81 " 'nrs ard iorric" "'r"',
1 re.i,,rrt Ia Nrwr''i "r an, o'i"r Tht 81
Rbbde l.l,ud, nrc rr,Ir't'ul', aiuined thh 'i'ih
,n, ,.tcn,iyc ssta,k, cnltari'g a'rosi every va
r,n.,. vr ~ ir ,I,tand ." 80 ~ ''"r wan'.' ~
lh,r fnirs, ~ ,u'i ,lIani't"s az can In con''"'n'
\ T., .,v, ,o,trd, ou tl,ir m,,is lrug sent 10 ~.
II ,L,,,,,n Mr. BOlbtKI =. Manner, ~.
i Tu,NtS 81. MN rotT. 1hrattrtr w
\ al l.. pm ~ ~ tt, 6nes, conditions a'"l "nh ""
hLl, T.. forwarded ., ,li,'c,'d
Il y " iNGS 4 Sons.
Ne . Yors, I'D Juh, 1852. ist fromst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
Nrw Ayp RICH GOODS,

II N TISDALE 4 son, insuc ancnti"n
-. To- ano, ,cr new suppl, Of t,no 'ionds, ,u'h
A. silver Ware. new styles of trwolr,, indrs'
W,trr,ies, .pculidly furnished, blessing ,"''-'
pstt,e Tfsk, Port Nunniics Needle Ca''s'
with many other fich gouds, enabling Us to r,e-
sent, a. Al all tune. tire hest assortment win inc
- :, ,,;rc, f3s Thames 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
Y.P PrCKHAM. II. L. pA'is'
PECkIIAM Il DAVIS,
AGENTS s. GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

roRrHysALE or (AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL,)
GROCERIES, GRAIN, PRODUCE.
snip STORES AND CHANDLlhl,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS, BI1TER, LARD,
OILS, PAINTS, TAR AND NNkNISh.
WINES, LIQUORS K ClGAIS.
12CLAY STREET, BELOW DAVIS ST,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
j2O
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
ia t.larine 1ntslliarnec. N2a
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, February 2
Schr. JOSIAH Achorn, Merr,l, Work,ngl"n va,
R,ck.nd; = II Pos :, Yates. Bristol Me, Va;
Franklin, Over, sullivan, \ Y; Agawam,Nesse'
War.ha,n, do, Miriamklots, Baker, Bost, kmh-
mond; Ocean Queen, Newcomb. do, aeNand.m;
MI, Tbrre,a, I.o,j, Dennis, Va; Jos ph Tur.
ncr, HOWE, Bo,,, Norfolk. Sloop Rrso'tn'on'
Baker, Wexford.
MEMORANDA.
ARID a, Havana. prc,ous to 27,h uh., brig
9 T. Brown, Alrny, from wilmington.
At iiavan, 22d, BARK Saranae, - bound !"
u,r;cl IN load molass.s. sid from DO, 2Iih,
h,,, n A i,awtsn, Gardner, aud CARDIFF, Melville,
Gr Savannah. Aud at do, barb j. A. Hazard,
from this Port. 80,
Ard At Wilmington, 81, brig Ellen Hayden,
Smith, from Ga. denas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
THE ROAD Te IyEtETif.
IiOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
CURE OF A UlsORpERfD LIVlR AND BAD
QUESTION


CURE OF A UlsORpERFD LIVlR AND BAD
QUESTION
cory ofa Len., from D. w. \, e, t",, .a'mtI' is,i
Prescott Street, Liverpool, .daifd o'h J"h', Ie"i'
To Professor Holloway, -,
sts.-Your Pills aud ointment have stood the
highes, on our sale lisi ofProprei"ry Medicines ior
.uine Years A customer. Ia whom thn feef i"f
NM e,uu,rys desires me 10 Jet you know me rhiie-
MARS oi h.s case. she had been iroph',u ior !'as
with n ,is ,rdercd lisrr hbd lal 'ise''lth; "" VI,
last cccns.un, however, The ynui'lft "l 'hs h''"h
,y,s 40 alarming and the Inflammation st III ," te-
ycrey that doubts were entertained "i hti rot t'-
ing able 10 bear up under NJ ltfi"nh.l! ne Wan h
duc.d IA try ynur pis nj d she II iorns I've thh rhr
tbe first and each succe dibr dorc iir hid fhh ie-
lief She continued 10 take them ara "''h",sh 10
used only three boA's, ne ts H'" " we tln !m'h.
of u,rlrct health. could have seat N"u many M"Ie
cns.. hut The nhovc from ih- sr'fTHu ri NJ dHd'h,
.nd the speedy cure, think speak. mach ~ n..nr
of ,our Astounding Tis. (eigl,D X. " E'Gh'H'
NExTRAcRpINARy CrREof RnfuMATIc
FEVER, ~ vaN DIEMEN's LAND,
CoIv of a Jsuer inertia ~ The H"tdf Torn
Cou,s,, Of iht LIT Ma'eh ,e5l, by h1jor UnIch.
Margaret NC onnigan. n,r't'n yrars dnre. ieS'
ding nt New Town, had been suffering from n '"In'
rheumatic f. ycr lor upv ards of Two b'onihs. VINE
ID entirely deprived her Of the use "iIri llhti dn-
ring this snod she. .~ns und' We ule % 'he m,r,
cuneut medical men In Hobart Town, ara Icy N'h
her care was considered horrlcss hiLhd II,~
rt upon her to Try Holloway orlrhIl us winch
she consented Ia do, aud ~ tn incredible shoIi tP"'e
of time they effected prrhu cure
cuRE rApAIN AND 1iGITSFss IN TIE
CHEsT AND sIUMA, II uF a PERSON -
YEARS OF AGE.
Frou M,,.rs 1h,. & San, Progtnto's o. me
! LINN Iau,ytis.,, uho can remh Jor h' Jo"o"mS
stntem,nf,-- .iUgnsf 2Hd, leJl.
To Professor HOLLOWAY.
sal desire To bear trst mory 10 the grod h''ts
! of Iiolown,'. Pills. tor sont l-sfr sutf1.u Sc
yrrelv from pain and tghin - ia the stomach wh'h
wits also accompanied hy ash"fth'. OF 'n'h' wa.
pr,y.ntrd me from walking nhuui, mn eA .ta's al
/ age and nuiwithsiahjn 6 my advanced sh'f "' me-
the,r Pills have 20 relieved me- that nn dttlI"n-
\ that other should be made acquainted with lh'lr
\ virtues am now rendered by their meas COM
paratiyely active. nnd can tatt rAti'.r "lhoIi III
con vrni-pce or pam, which could not q" ttitie
II Ts,yu,h nENRh Ctl.
II North Street, .hn, N,rioik.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
TiiE GREET REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND DtoNsUMPi!oNs

NARY BAl.SAM IL prol ably
without n parallel Ia ha, ins.
dming nal 81 mae than
! uprv rae i'or. full, mlIn-
,anco The L,gh rsp,taisin
which il hat scq,ii'"h, .oN-
.suMrTIyT LMILAiai 4, AID
al DrsLAsFs 1iihe iCtGs,
IrpEuAT and LnksT Il has
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-10
NATIONAL. NEWSPAPER
ans AMERICAN UNION.
NEW NoLV TirK.

The distinetyc Ga,ur,s 81 th. popular md rl,
sAnu printed Llicfar! Jc"rha' -ic, fhr ah'ct
Ituu oi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12

Tug SrIEurAL BlyR, OR B,NN or CHICAGO
IN" establishment IS Tor the present closed,
Last Tuesday. upon the application OF Mr, Ed
dy aud the friends Of the president Of the Baak
of Chicago, a jury wa, empannelled. to Try the
question Of Mr. Eldys sanity. and after a thor.
ongh examination the jury retired, aud in few
moments retained verdict that at, b Eddy
wA' an insane person" Thsreupon Devotion c.
Eddy was appointed oy the court, conservative
OF his brothers e'tate, who took charge of hi,
property which /, said to be considerable
The Keys Of the vault, it appears, were left in
the hands Of Mr.. John u. Holne. book keeper
Of the bank, with Instructions no, to deliver them
to any one e1ceplto NJ D. Z. Eddy, the con
ser'aior. Ga the following day, however, Ira D
Eddy weat to Mr. Holmes AMI demanded the
keys with drawn pistol in his hand, declaring
a, the same tins tia, unless hs delivered up the
Ssy', that lie would j'or him .irouqi. Mr. II
had also heard Mr.. Drysdell, al,o one of the
persons connected with the bank. remark, at the
same time, that there would be no harm in Mr
EIdy's shooting person now, as since he had
been declared 'nsare' by jury-t,at an insane
man was not responsible fox his acts Hereupon
NJ. Holmes gaze up the keys, and Immediately
made complain. before justice on = sharg. OF
assault and battery. with deadly weapons.
against all concerned in the LaHk This CON.
plant resulted IN placing Ms,srs. Arnold, Pill
grim, and Drysdell under bonds OF $500 each.
The following ir reference to Seth Paine, is
from the Chicago Daily Democrat of tue 10th
INST:
'On the complaint Of Err, Sherman, E,q
Seth Pane was arrested yesterday forenoon. and
lodged IN j'il, on charge OF assault ADD bate,
~, IN causing Mr. Sherman to be violently cisc.
Ell iron the 5s';s, On the occasion Qfhs asking to
have some Of the Bank of Chicago money redee
med. Mr. Pane offered no resist snce bU, refused
to walk with the officers The latter thersupon.
carried HIM 20 prison.
We Cannot close this notice without expressing
our profound pity for the unfortunate victims Of A
deu'ion, which seems to have rendered them so
completely the subjects Of insane caprice
Some OF them are possessed of intelligence OF
no common oder, and Mf. Paine, the master
'pIrit, 10 certainly a man Of superior abilities
But FOR strong prceliyny to become insane
upon some one topic which for the time being,
concentrates AMI engrosses his mind, he might he
both usefuI and distinguished We have no reason
to believe that any Of the parties are actuated
ny improper niOtyes-they seem to he under
IN Influence which is as irresistible az il is in.
! inrious 10 the peace and welfare Of the vic.
lims'
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Important to Reaper Manufacturers.

we notice IN recent No Of the Washington
Union, that Mr. Mccormick is making another
effort 10 have his patent for the reaping machine
which be is manufacturing, renewed and extend.
ed.
lie has a bill row before the L. s. Senate for
that purpo,c. and unless the proper efforts are
made by community, and particularly those who
nave Invested their capital in the manufacture OF
Reaper, since ls4S, when Mccormick patent
expired, this bill may pas. both <Pu'cs Of Con.
.res,, and give Mr.. Mccormick monopoly Of
the manufacture Of the machine, unti! the fall Of
.lS6l.
By way Of showing to The public the evils
which would result to them from allowing one
man to monopolze the manufacture Of these ma.
chimes We give few facts which are taken from
the evidence adduced in the .nit 10 which part
OF NcCormick's patent was involved, tried at Al.
bany in 1851 During this trial it was proved BY
Mccormick himself that hc charged patent fee
Of $50 on each machine, and that machines
which cost him s3T each, he sold for from sllO
toSleO 1t was also shown that he had prior to
that time realized over 100000 from these pat.
ents
/ Should our farmers allow this bill, which is now
before congress, to pass, they will again bSe to
pay heavy patent fse'-and monopoly fses-tc
MIR Mccormick. who has already amassed q
princelyi fOrtune out Of tho very patents which he
now asks Congress to renew and to extend. lti'
in the hands Of the farmers and others interested
then, to say whether they will submit to such an
imposition Whether they are willing for tn,
sake If lining Mr. McCotm',ks p,skes with tn.
proceeds If their toll AMI ecnnomy. to all"w hi,
ex'eni"n awi Jenrwnl Of his patents to pas,
~il'n, ac"unter cffort M their p,rt. All vt
have To -ay on III. -uhjec, is--" Farmers look "a
rrR interests. uhiis Nv. Mccormick Is looking
TO hn"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12
Affairs LIN EnrOne

Great Britain, in chasing the tories from pow
or, Is recovering from her reaction after the lsis
revolution, Her great statesmen seem Inclined
to hear the voice Of public opinion. France is
undergoing an expensive empire experiment, but
the new emperor excities but little enthusiasm,
and but for the desires of the holders Of proper
~ for peace, security, and order his rcgn would
be short. Italy is red ripe volcano. Ii i, alive
with ideas of liberty.
at is but too notorious" writes Niona letter
writer. Dec 90, tina. II the Italians had their
will, not an Austrian would he suffered to tread
on the coil of Italy" Spain is useasy in her
ministry. The queen lately in IN audience with
French ambassador, said
Respecting the resolution adopted by france in
the exercise Of her independence, 10 reesiablish
the imperial government, ATM pleased to regard
the emperor as The tittest person to maintain and
draw closer the friendly relations existing between
Spain and France" Austria trcmbled On hearing
that Lord Palmerston was again in office, but its
apprshensions were something nnayed by the
news Of Lord Aberdeen being pemler. Turkey
tom b, insurrre,iun, il becoming daily weaker
End the prediction is. that she is na,lding to her
fall. Rus.ia's mouth waters for the golden apple
of Constantinoplr and her intrignes are 80 n"io'
rious rs to arouse the jealousy Of Ausiria-whoss
emperor Joseph ought TO he under eternal graft
,uls to Nlrholas fr life and his divine right OF
ruling Prussia IA sinking from thought to tho't
down among the deep ahyssrs of constitutional
law, and evinces mnst melancholy specimen ol
subtle intellect united to practical lie, China Ia
IN a state of instruction. The British keep 6gh'
ting in India and vt the Cape. The cause 0f Re-
publicanism Is almost everywhere fiat and there
FIRE looking up. save IN Australia. where there ia
marching onward smother genuine America
Bottom BH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12
GaliGnInIa News.

The details of the California news, which 10 as
late as tia Isl of January nom San Francisco, Is
says the New York Hsarld, more than ordinarily
interesting. and in come respects important.
High prices continued for all descriptions Of
PROVISIONS, and the scarcity of the common ne
ce.saries Of life in the interior. and among the
miung population, was bordering upon a famine,
and had caused considerable excitement and
alarm.
Tremendous freshcts bad occurred in all the
rivera aud streams in the State, which inundated
every town along their banks, and completely
overilowed all tho lands in tho vallic', destroy.
ing n great amount Of property, carrying away
biJges. rendering ferries impassabls, ,reaking up
the road and cutting Of for q time oil intercourse
between the miners, and tho sources from whence
they obtained their stocks Of provisions Grea,
suffering among the gold diggsrs was the eonss
quence, aud We have to rscord tome instances
where unfortunate individuals actually persisted
from hunger.
On tho recec ding " the waters. the miners
found less conf r. than they might have eI
peeted. the cost OF Transportation being 40 great
that few pounds Of provisions almost demand
,l a corresponding number VI ounces from their
piles .
We shall painfully await the arrival Of the
next news to chronicle the elIe,t which the sbor'
nous prices Of provisions has produced in the
mines .... .f.t .I..W
The shipment Of treasure was not 90 large by
the las; steamer from San francisco as by the
previous ones, but, never thre,, II was sufficient,
smount--bs,ng upwards Of 81 500. o0v---,o
prove that thu mines Of California are far from
being exhausted, more particularly when We
tnke into consideration that the present season
has been the most uniavorsble Que for mining
operations the, has ,e, been experienced
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
~ i.~'->-->----. -----.->----.--..-
VttGma, tsbruarn 10, 1858.
Error Connected.


The following was accidentally leh out Of the
article IN the tt.t page headed History Of the
jackson statue" 1t should have gone IN after
the third line from the top of the 9th column
could be east
HIS meSns-his contraet-would not enable
Inn to go to Europe. Full Of resources believing
as MHabesu said to his seers,ary. chat nothing
was impossible" aud rs the Marseillaise sad to
ho.suth. that nothing Vas Impossible to he who
wIlls-Air, Mills buhta foundry himself With
limited means. and IN small missrabls shan,y
he built foundry upon a.r priHciplS. without
a chimney smok, stack, or draft ofsny kind-an
invention Of his own and cast his colossal statue
What is not the human mind equal to when con
scIous OF ITS power aud pressed by difficulties -
or this foundry, as we'll as of balancing the
statue, scientific men had SAID 1t was contrary to
experience and to all the known rules Of science
How could sutficisn, heat be generated 10 meet
such nass of metal without s'Grafti He
proved by an experiment that it could be DONE
With three -hShs Of a cord Of wood he melted
sixteen hundred pounds of metal. and cast four
Nsll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12
The .mnllrcx had hrolen an, in ann. ,or.;a..

The smallpox had broken out in some partitions
OF the country. but the danger Of the disease
spreading had created no alarm.
Snow had fallen to great depth upon and in
me vicinity Of the mountains. causing numerous
aral,nchss from, the llsnies, and the breaking
IN OF roofs of houses. The severity Of ths winter
"greater than has yet been known.
ny way ofCahiofnis we have received some
a's AMI very mterstn; news concerning tho
STATE o' ALTAR. IN the Hawaiian kingdom the mis-.
s,"uary movements IN Micronesia, and The opera.
ilons Of the French in Oceanica The Governor
OF Tie latter place was about sending an armed
co'eie to tse Navigation Islands. for the purpose
as alleged, 1T Furnishing the natives for their in.
suI's To the French traders and mission aries, .
letter from Mr. Clark oEc of the MISSIONARIES, con.
tsins muehs grA,it ing information Commerce
and religion are accomplishing wonders IN The
way Of c'llirlng the kiIhe,r almost unknown
natives ofths numerous islaNls which dot tho
'uace OF the Pacific aud i, will no. be long before
our people will tceoms "a familiar With them az
'hey now are with the aborie ines Of California,
wh"sn years ago, were entire strangers, except
to the few who travelled br Information or al
venture
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12
L. c. WHITE. secr,tary.
a correspondent Of the Peoria Daily Ns%

A correspondent Of the Peoria Daily Ner'.
writing from Sprinfeld. spenks Of our Senator, u.
e. Cook in the following mplimsn,ary terms!
THE Senate have been engaged for two a.
,srnoon sessions upon the liquor bill. This 10 a
license bill ola very stringent character, tap
proxima,es towards the Maine Law. IN u"
thorough suppression Of unlicensed traffic. There
have been ten sections Of the law adopted IN the
there 10 IL, Gov. K@rneE lie has leen fighting
for il up to the handle Mr. Cook Of la sale.
has been his opponent, a more talented debater
10 not 10 be found IN the General Assembly. lie
s nm out and out Maine law man.
We only regret ,ha, his debating powers are
not used in noLler eause-fcr Law that will
more ciec,ually do away with the demon, intsn.
perancs-a stringent license law.-Lacon Dem. 1.
Abou, 800 ooo hogs have been slaughtered IN
r...,t 49, ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12

WESTERN BARBAEG,M The beautiful Digucr
reotypes from Galena, intended for the Crystal
Palace Fair, have arrived IN New York, and the
n, Y 2i'j,ms th,, peak. Of them;
AsrIS THE WTsr-We have before u two
Daguerrsutypes taken IN Gaena, Illinois. which
speak 'olGnle, praise Of the prog ess OF art in
the western country. They were taken by llr
y. lic.ler. One j, that Of n lloo,ier Cur Il
rare beauty, and both picture, show perfection
OF light and shade which may fairly compete with
the Gsst ever produced in New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-12

RI'E IN REAL EsTAIE-Ths price Of Real
Estate 10 this county srapidly going up, and We
would advise all who wish to buy farms, TO etfee;
. purchase before Spring. when general LAM
mania may be expected, The fever has already
commenced in chicsgo. and Is gradually 'prcad-
ing from there in al directions along the Railroad
lines. Aud especially alou; :he line of the ILL
nois ami Michigan Can,l, aud the Rock Island
and Chicago Railroad
Va hear OF frequent sales at What may yet
be called liberal prices snd on sa.y terms, but
the eassrne.s to buy is very perceptlbly lnereas'
ing and with it prices are going up, As soon IS
tho cars besia To run to tina place. which will b.
by the 18th INST, ami travellers All 'pccnl.tors
can reach ths county with greater feiIi'y, land'
will unqie.,ionaty rise to nearly double their
present value.
We say tins for the following reasons. viz:
la Sale county has greater advantages han
almos, any other county in the state. Within
her limits terminate the nlvlsable waters OF the
lllinaIs riyer, also the western sni Of the Hi,
nois aud Michigan Canal She i. traverssd from
North to South by the liliGos Central Railroad,
and from East to West through tho centre ty
the Rock Island anil Chica.o Railroad, and along
the north line by the Aurora Ex,esson. All these
roads will be finished through thi, county next
summer. Wa havea stipulation already Of over %,
600. Our towns and villages ave becoming cllSs,
filled with all kinds Of manufactures aud trading
houses We have an Abundance Of coal, lime
stone, water lime, building stone. clay. Sc ANY
amount Of Invaluable water power. upon which
are already some thirty mills of different kinds
erected Our soil i. equal to any in the state
Tbs government lands are nearly all taken up,
and some persons have sven entered tracts Of the
swamp lands vhish have been donated by tie
state TO the county. Such are a few Of the adj
v'ntases which tins sounty possesses, and /, is
these that will give an impulse TO the price OF
real estate in lhis county as soon as Spring opens
II the fever don't begin before We repeat then,
F'or isths time to buy The price Of land Will
never be lower than what 1t row is-lh,t every
one knows, who know. anything There are
nlany hundred, at acre. in the count, held by
spectators, which are now for sale. the prices Of
these lands WILL soon be PIT up--ihe time to buy
them, therefore Is NOE We would advise. al
our patrons Who wish to buy farms or lots for
actual improvement to buy =. soon a. they can.
We ass all toIHudv this subject, and let u. know
with their reason, lfthey iAIus We are not correct
in what We have said