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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

W00Ds MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broadway, above
80 hcenaH-oPEN EVERY EvENIN0.-H. WOOD, Man.
nc f'pIsoI-1hs entertainments oasd BY this celebrated
noselkns and Ethiopian Dehnsefon be eqaalse
eAaa hs United States See programmed Doors open
- sens eonmeocez q O'Clock Admission 25cts The pcbhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

VN0 LET-Five handsome three story brick Houses
containing IS Rooms each marble msniles IA brokn nesr H.
Peckshp on Division sl0 suitable Cor three
vii Be et separafey and in Apply 10 ARR
hanshnrgb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

lives to repel aggression or redress wrongs be.
meath these qualities were discerrible all the ele
ments Of political organization. Of social develop
mrnt, and ofa pure unaduteratedreligious rrvsr.
ence Foremost among these people, giving tone
to their Cousels and taking the lead in all impor
tant movements, was Andrew Jaekson II Indian
ravsges upon the scattered settlements were to
be arrested. If the savage perpetrators were to
be punished, il daring outlaws were TO te brought
tojustce, il the lonely immigrant in the wilder
meas was 10 be rescued from the ftom,hswk or
starvation, Jackson always led thf gallant band.
Attorney General Of the Territory BY the app lint
ment Of Washington. member of fhr convention
which laid the foundation of the state government
majar general of the militia in,ru.ted with the de
tnrr Of The inhabitants agunst th- ioHisbaSk
and scaping knife, member Of the House of Re
prssentatives ard a Senator of Congress in the
the United States judge Of the Supreme Court
of his state: the genus Of Jackson was every
where injelihly impressed On the character Of The
people and the laws and institutions Of his own
beloved Tennessee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Experiments III Butior .lahing.

Five experiments in making butter from milk
and cream under different conditions, were tried
some years since by Prof Trail, of Scotland. a
condensed account of the same will not be with.
out value TO our readers
The milk in each experiment was that Obtain.
Ell from four cows, and three quarts of tho same
set in each Of FIVE earthern vessels for thirty nine
hours
No. lava, the cream from one Of these por.
tions, still sweet, which, with the addition Of
halfa pin, Of cold water. va, churned for twen.
,y.seven minutes, raising the Temperature from
GO to 10 degrees. and producing 1885 grains Of
good colsred. well favored butler.
No ., sweet milk and it, cream. at the sam.
time were eturHed together for three hours. with
occasional additions u cold water, but no butter
was produced.
No. 3. was skinned, and the cream kept two
days longer, and then with the same addition of
cold water as No. l, churned for twenty minutes,
raising the Temperature from 81 to % degrees,
and producing u well washed butter, l,756i
grains of good taste snd color.
No 3. sour milk and its cream-at the same
time with No ), and with the same addition Of
cold water. was churned one hour and fifty min
utes producing ,J63 grains of butter, paler than
the last bst OF good flavor.
No. 5, was prepared as follows:-
After standing with the rest thirty -nlne hours
t"e vessel was placed ia another, containing
warm water, aud heated until the temperature
OF the milk rose to 100 degrees Inc cream was
ten taken of, and on the following day churned
and produced 95s grams OF rch' yellow agree
able bn,ter' The nhlE remaining vas very poor
and M butter poald be churned from it
The general result oi these experiments con-
trmed BY many s,m'iar ,r"''' snow 'har nios'
butter s produced i'om 'hs scalded or Devon
'sire cream; the next IN quantity from chnrn'ng
The mix and cream 'oge'her whe" 'heS nave
become slightly acid me th,fd 9uan'ity l. gwen
by cream Kept nn'h II - sish'iy sour anu 'he
less, Is obtained IRON The sweet cream
Yhe efperim-n'er WAS unable To oot"in ouuer
from sweet milk and cream chnrned together
The quality of keeping iresh "hFa exposed l"
the mir was found by tral to he IN inverse proper
'ion ~ to qg"n,''y-No: ! Keeping the i"nges''
and No the shortest time. 1he cd"in rcurdy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Lnkc SmneIInr RnIlrOnd.

We are sratiird to see New Iok capitalists
Ne a'ont To take bod IT this proposed cn'erprlsc.
On the lSlh instant meeting II capitalists Iook
place IN Wall street, for the purpose oi concert
mg measures preparatory 10 IN organization oi
a company to construct Railroad from Lake
Superior to Fond du Lac, where 1t will connect
with the Road to thi- civ The meeting wa,
well attended, MIR j Elna,han Smith, Chairman.
Tho proposition /. to construct railroad from
Fond 6u Lac to- krwanaw Point, with n branch
to some point between Ontonlgon aud Montreal
Rivers, aud another to some point ut or near
Iron Bay.
An executive Committee to further the pro
ie't was appointed. consisting OF Wm b. Stevens
Hrali" B,g,low. s J. Baden Vim. H,ckox. II
Y Phelps, s. ". Hill, aud Clement March. On
Tribune.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

REMOVAL oF FREE NrGRoEs FpoM ViRGISA-
Am,l has been reported IN the Virginia House
Of Delegates, which provide Ior the appointment
oIoscisrris, who ate rrqircd to hire out, t pub.
lc nuci"n, all tree persons oi cnlur 10 he hrsh.
e't bddcr, and to pay in'o the STATE lrra.utN
the sums Nccrung hnm each hire, These SUN.
ARE to he drvatcd IN future To sending free Iar
suns of co"r he,und the limits oI the STATE a
the eNplraileh "f live wears all tree persons oi
color remaining IN ,h- STATE are To he sold irt"
slavery 10 the highest bidder, nj public auctun.
the proceed. of such sale. To- lr paid m the pub.
lc urasu,N pruvjyd tina, sid Orr persons u'
color hall b, aiio, I'd frr IrNl.grd ~ hep,n,I y
,hr savc- NJ any free wgur prr..r whom 'hry
nay election h. payment 10y -uch I-rsor Il ,
lar pr,c,.--Ch Tribune
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

AuTrRNIIA--N,ws have arrived from Austria
la to The llih Oct being thirty iuur days later
than the adyiccs previously received. All anti
clpntion~ regarding the abundance and lnrxhnus.
the character OF the gold deposits contlnnr 10 bs
more than confirmed d aud 1t Is not d"UbIcd that
the csiim,trofa weekly production nj the ra'e
of nearly $4,000 900 will be maintained, New
discoveries are reported in various directions and
at one spot between Melbourne and Sidney, and
abont one hundred ard eighty miles dlstsn, from
the former place locality is said ta have been
found which exceed. every thing that has ye, been
described The operations at the place are sta
ted to be like digging in garden, large pockets
Of enornou. value being turned upat depth of
aoou, four feet 0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

JAr,S u !, c.umtnd ny au article M DE
Bow kryt,N n,lfur uHfi. 81 }, plr with ttr,
couuuv # .hr op,u- rrr p"rtN, w,l Ice W"Dn
more than S9UuOOg Ouu annually. I"t. l. mu,s
than The rulrc Na,uc II thr annual export # tie
United Sn,p- to- Glcat Bittoim The population
i. nut a, $50, 600 coo. The Etnprr consists oi
three ihnu.and e,sh, huudred aud 6Hv island,
living of the coast Of China, having all area about
equal to that of Germany, including Prussia aud
Austria. or about six times that OF tho State Of
New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Business CARDS.
:IRorrAwAG
Furniture Depot!

VNIlE subscriber would respectfully announce to
1 his old customers and citizens genrrnlly, that, /,
to keep pace with a steadily increasing business,
nov tive wears m opera,ion,l hc has just moved
into his new building adjoining the old stand
where he purposes TO do business on the Old mud
New Styles Old Style-Cash system and good
work New Style-Very low prices lie is now
receIyngpan OF his Full Stock from ST. Louis and
Chicago.
lie has also enlarged his Workshop, and will
manufacture many articles more extensively
Please give him cali He won, be beat in
quality orprice. PtrER RUSSELL.
La Sale II 0ct l6 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Millinery! !

Corner Of Canal dnd Columbus Streets, opposite
s H. Grjdlegs Store Otiard
MRS GREGG would inform the ladies' OF OF
vi tawa aud vicinity that she has Just received,
from the city, a splendid assortment OF Straw
vcts sntins. plushes, Silks, ribbons flowers, tabs,
&c, OF the newest tshons She will do all kinds
ot custom work in the Milllnary line Those who
have not purchased hats will do well to call before
purchasing elsewhere sept IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
~ Nd .G ~ - .
CT. uB X ATE =
Payment must invariabIy De IN ndNaHct.

Advertisements inserted at 81 per square Tor
the hrs, insertion aud 25 cents for rech Subsequent
in.ertion A liberal discount made to those VINO
advertise by the year.
c1- No paper discontinued nn,h ~ arsarnses
are paid, uness at the option oi the Publishers.
mr. ~Cnmmuuicnticns to insure attention, must
always he free of postage, aud accompanied with
nhr nIhnr's name.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Boot * Shoe Shop.

VI>llE undersigned would call the attention OF
L his friends aud the public to lNs removal To-
the place close by where the Barher's Shop stood
on Madison slreer, known ms Joseph Halls corner,
where he will continue in the retail ci Boots aud
Shoes oi his oan manufacture,
While thankful tor the liberal patronage he has
received Tor the past years IN Ottawa he will en-
dcavor to merit "A continuance oi the same. tie IL
prepared ,o make Gentlemen tine boots, of French
Cali, Patent Leather and Morocco, aud everything
IN his.nc, on as reasonable terms as the same qua
lity can be boughtin other places.
tSy' departing done as usual.
Ottawa, may lily. DAM. LEAuy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Miss WUHHLER

hEGS leave to announce to the ladies' Of OF.
tnwn and vicinity that she has opened n
" Mlllincrs Shop, directly over III" Farmers
torc-where she w lbe at al times happy to wait
ur on ,',osc who may favor her with their custom
Iress Making willalsobe carried on she has secu.
red the services ola colnpetcn, hand wbo W, Jake
charge OF atbranrh Ladies, we assure you that
work entrusted to ourcarc, shall be executed with
nca,ness-in the latcs,stylcs-and on the mo.,rea.
sonabls terms. Nov. g. l2-au.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Dress Making.
e. Va " g @1



I q. GAY would inform his friends and custo
- mers that he has removed to his new shopat
thrsoulh- corner othe public square, where he
wconlinuc the emanutacturngo oicalriages buggits
ana wagonsln the latest and most approved styles
Being practical workman he flatter- hilnseIflhn,
he eau build as good work can be produced in this
market. IIork made TO orderand warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done OIL the slor,es,
notice.
IN sL m ii for annel Imttlhnr [ {, E.v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
a WHO WANTS a
h Chairs & Bedsteads z Ia

II l., WATERMAN still keeps on La Sale
has never failed IN giving good satisfaction.
His chairs are all made by good workmen. anu
warranted to stand better thnn Chicago OF ST. Louis
work
n1rThe public are respectfully invited ,oca and
examine. Octoberi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
A Fight with n Tiger.

A correspondent OF The EdlUestOa Neus gives
IN, c,ll,xiny .ccor,, or J.srerat. fyb, b.,y..,
Ar u,.,,.-
''r' h"s"'e"' ""''A"S' VINO 10 Aoou' se'eny
yeara OF aye, his wife and an enormous tiger,
which occurred about the Let Of December, at
Mr. " q residence.
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/ VIZ" "S'', ""s" "e ssrh1" ~" oH S""s anu ","eu
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""g ne "'B '"e" gov away '"'n '"e "ee' ,'u
trtpa'ru ,, IN a" ih''"n, 'he ,'Sef 'p'nhg "n ar;
" lna'n', nnu' .''L"s nun ., "e nhnu' J',sen
nm "oouI .No,H zee" "e WV sr",'e'n9' n"';
|"s "'">e' :" ''' P""''"" a'P'. WV VIZ "''
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.. the throat "iih has other hand and. throwing his
whole strength forward, cin-hr, the Tiger 'otle
3,"D"t "5" l'"''s sue W S'u' ~ W., ''''e
h,S """'''s o'',"e ~ ."e 'e'.us W." S""'
""c,' sue 'ppe" al I"e "u, .",,e Tr''s nv
printing Ia the pan, II did not go Oft Mr. w. then
with one arm around the tigers Ooay, and grasp
ng Its throat with his other hand, hy an effort
dI'engaged himself The tiger, discovering new
adversary IN the person of Mrs. W, jumped AT
l,er, and attempted to grasp her head within lis
jaws, while 1t struck and laCerated her breast
with III fore pavs. She tired to avoid the mon
s'er, but was ielled TO the ground. The tiger
made another g,nsp at her head t'' upper teeth
n"'S we o"oe' Pt''v" 'H ''lr sNin W. ,ntf me.
u'e '"~e' "e.n' winch Pe"e'asu Oh '"e ''g"'
sue VI ''' het; A. II, -, =,
:" '"'' '''e""''''v' ."'' nav 'eN.u '"e VA &
,vNc "s"'"' "au s""B Nv Nv "'"'"'u, ''
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOODmfomshist friends and the
81 public that he has just opened Meat Market NJ
his new building on the corner north oi the Court
House Square in Ottawa, where he willie happy to
supplyal hisiricndsand the public whit the choicest
ol everything IN the meat line. Vegetables all
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be kept
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab
hath sent lS5Ol
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05

The n. Y, Economist coupu'es that immiga'
tion Of tha last four years has added 2I0oO.oOO
of yards to the regular annual demand for cotton
goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Dentistry

Dentistry
WIN. SMITH. ". D., Surgeon
SS-WAsH DeRiist, residing nj ottawa, So
CtYYY lcits the patronage OF the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity,
All work in the line oi his profession will he done
ina iVOrkmanl,ke manner, and IIdrrapicd.
Residence on the Eas, side oi Fox River.
Office in Sanger & Armour's brick block, over
l.. Raugli's Clothing Store. Office hours from 9
o'clock, 4 Nj to 3 NJ.
z. S.-Ladies waited upon a, their residence il
requested. Otlawn, July ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
Tuesday. Jan. rs.

reaiiug the present Liquor law Of this state.
presume there will be no NECESSITY for il il the
other lqsor law before the senate should pass
but Of that there is considerable doubt.
bill was passed allowing tie people Of Kane
counly to vote on the question Whether each
town shall supper; ils own psupers.
joint resolution was psssta fnr a joint com.
nit,.e 10 visit the Insane Asy lem at jackson.
vile.
Mr. Palmer Introduced joint resolution pro-
posing 81 amend the constitution as to allow
the suprsn. judges salary Of $1,000, and the
circuit Judges $500. This resolution was fol.
lowed by one irom Mr. Rugslss, proposing to
raise the pay of ,rembers Of the Legislature to
81 per day. of Judge. TO 500 II yaar, Governor
to $4,000. auditor 1900, DC. Baih the propOsi.
lions were referred to the judiciary committee,
who will have little doubt, repor, in favor OF
som. plan to raise the pay Of tho state officers.
1ha, they are shamefully low, Springfield
tavern bill is sufficient to convince any one that
has any doubts on the subject.
The large portion Of TO days session in The
senate was taken up in debating proposition so
to change the Law in reference 10 change % venue,
that judges nay gran, changes in their discretion.
The proposition comes irom Mr.. Judd, who argu-
ed so .touily in its favor. that it was finally
agreed to- and the pill, which il entitled IAN sct
to amend chapter Is of the Revised Statues,
entitled reaH,." was passed
Xousr-1hs house Immediately resumed tie
consideration Of the Atlantic and Mississippi rail-
road bill, which was debated until late this after.
noon. One of the best speeches in favor OF the
bill wss made by Mr.. Stnrbuck, but which found
wy, ,'.' 49, W. S.' "'i ~ !" y, W ;"
hight, and showed himself thoroughly posted up
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'"' u way o"' ,"'! "P'! "J.'' Wv y; W"
puVne treasury 'o' i,e'P,r'"t l'',"''I' ,.'"'s
han ,e' e'eHPe'Anu .n.n 'no ,ou''y ou'' a""
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Mr % o,'a,sy m,,oauss. W.. W ~" we 'sH -,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
House Painting.

THE subscriber mas opened a pant shopon Ca.
nal street, IN Ottawa, next to Hossocks Store
ccve orietsior work, or do any kinds of painting
may be that desired tlnn3-,D ]. b. Toms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
FURNITURE!

ever oUrltu III lhla uulh' ~
AZ prices To defy competition. They have nclli-
Tres tor manufacturing superior 10 any this sldr oi
Chicago aud are determined to put their prlce
am, LoreSt Mark.
In nd,lition 70 whgt ,hrv manufacture themselves
they ARE receiving good assortment al iuinnurr
iron the most ii.hlonablr HOUSES IN Chicago, which
they vii. sell at Chicago price,, adding lransporla-
ton They would call particular attention 10 the
tact that they are making th.lfown
BedstcaGs.
which enables them to furnish a cheaper and bet
ter article than can be- got elsewhere and they
will make any SIZE and pattern that may he chilled
Tor. urnny o,hrrarcie IN the cabinet orupholsteTy
line on short uoj.cc.
Furniture Drlivrr'dnnd >eiVP
IN any pntl oi The town. and II It dues not give sa-
ti.,aciinn the money ,yill I've refunded They also
keen on hand Sash and Glass oi kinds. They
hope hy strict attention 10 business to receive !l-
IN. rnl .hnrc nj nrlInmnnr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

63- The Moderator decided that the
election in this town could not be pro-
tracted beyoi d yesterday. That was
undoubtedly an incorrect :cons,ructior
of the Constitution. which provides,
that an adjournment oi the town meet.
ing may take place 10 a period seven
days beyond the first meeting. Under
the resolution OIL Friday, all technical
adjournment was from Wednesday TO
Fr day, and the meeting was continued
without adjournment from that day,
and might have been continued indef-
nitely till an election was made.-Adrer
hser, yesterday.
II the editor Of the Advertiser will
look at the 5,h Section Of the 9Th Arl
Gle OF the Constitution, we think tina, he
will conclude that our decision was Il
correc, one. We quoteI,:-
The ballots for senators and repre-
sentatives in the several towns shall in
each case after the polls are declared to
be closed, be counted by the moderator,
who shall announce the result, and the
clerk shall give certificates to the per-
sons elected. II. in any case, there be
no election, the polls may be re-opencd, +,
and the like proceedings shall be had
until An election shall take place Pro-
vided, however, that an adjournment
or al journments oi the election may be
made TO time not exceeding seven
days from the first meeting.
1t mattcred not TO rs how long the
meetings were continued. Tor we r.solv-
ed TO remain AT our post as long as our
physical energies would endure, and
when those failed, we should hrve re-
signed. Our only desire was to discharge
our duties faithfully and according to
law, and in making this decision, We be-
leve that we were correct. The laI.-
guagc ot tie Constitution is plain. that
the meetings should not be pro
tracird beyond seven days from the
first trial and this is wise, because the
trainers OF the Constitution did no, r-
tend that the freemen should be har-
raised by constant meetings, as the
voters oI newport nave JUST oeen, beyond
u reasonab time. The Advertiser
talks about the language Of the resolu-
ton dispen'ing with all ,echnicali,ics ;
we presume that it is clear to every one
that no resolution could dispense with
or violate the Coz s,iluuon. However,
we do no, know nc, i, makes much differ.
enee, as the Democrats say that this is
the last election which we shall have
under this Constitution, and we are
very much inclined TO think that this is
the case. We are conscious that our
decision was legal and correct on",
and therefore we ieel no anxiety in re-
gard to the matter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21

EGyPrIAS RuNNERs.-Mr. Bryant, in
letter to the Erening Post, thus
describes the way ia which he effected
"A landing at AIexandIia:
On the landing we were at once sur
rounGed by II mob ol fellows liz white
turbans or ieZ caps, aud blue cotton
sIrts tied round 10y II string, Offering
us Their donkeys with loud shouts,
thrustiug each other aside TO get at Us,
and blocking our way so that we could
not get forward single step. As
there was apparently no alternative, /
took the one who stood immediately be-
fore me by the throat, showed him on
ofthc way, and then attacked the next
one in like manner till | made my
escape out OF the crowd. The good
natured Musselmans smiled at find
ing themselves thus unceremoniously
handled by an infdcl, and jumped
upon one Of the best looking of their
animals, and trotted of through the
streets, swimming with white mud TO a
hotel, followed by shouting donkey
driver who brandished his hing stick.
which he occusionuliy brought down
on the quadruped's tanks to encourage
his speed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-04-21
APPOINTMENTS q DEVELOPMENTS.

APPOINTMENTS & DIeAPPoINTMENTs.- -
Tho long agony is over /; the X. /.
Election Ia ended, and Gen. Pierce. be-
ing Satisfied that any further delay in
paying off his II. |. Brigade would not
benefit the country, has forwarded n
commission to Judge Joslen rs Post.
master oi this place and the piteous
howlings OF some eigh, or ten neglected
patriots, Is enough to melt the heart OF
an Algerine. But one ambitious young
man especially excites .ur commissera-
iion. His. jisinterested devotion 10
the Democratic party, and his great re-
ssmblance to Gov. Dorr, one would have
supposed was enough to have secured
him any Office in the gilt Of the Gov
srnment.
But alas! the man that fought with Dorr,
Stands exactly where he stood before.
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