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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
MQentDipn 0Dftdmt.

Gclsenre Srisfe befanben li4 am lestcn Diem.
las tm bisfssn poitamte:
.sRarp 9R atrisht, bsnrp Qncr.
gRtchad Srec, eSateb 3c9Sr, gpm 3 &, Glfabeth
Strp. IRarp BALLET. = D Bsrnt, Dauld Beife, z
SsnuSr. ,osurp & Yus. Waor,a Stsrcr, v 8snseist,
1hrabom Sus. GafpIr 9udnltlsr, Sarob gR Y'srus
barb, Snpcsr nno nue, Matilco @rrpn. 9 Yrin:
fer, ptram Srrtlf, Sbriitian Rurasr, Spsn 8rcna,
Ntroinano Srtsuslsr, gter9s Slee, Orb Brepli,
Rebtrt Srepsr. IA t'IE
esp GIous, 2beuas Grals SR Gjrcstept, Gtpin
GttrpelI, Samts Graptr. Danld Glaub. q Gray, 4
Glsrpeu. Daniel 9taR.
Daniel Dstws,l,r. Il 6 Iuts. 9 Hers, esrts
Drsifne. amslia Dsilp, srbn Esitu,an, 3 DsdUlst,
Sateb Gern $40
Nathan Gtsrt Z Gitsutroun, scba Grhentatb,
9hrllt;an Gtert, benrn @ner, MlcIis Grtrett
Garcllnt 6inlftrmathsr, Daniel Serrr. GIee Scot,
Matlloa orsr, @tisa Ssnkrmadbtr, Glifatsib Sths
tsrmad,ir, Sibati Srtiesntsrssr.
GRarp Setter, Daniel German, = Il Gseeo, Scbn
GaIta9btr, , 9intlnscr, ADAM Gsf, Sames CDreR.
Suian 9rofen, Reubsn Grcman. Slrtifer Grieftusr.
S Srsrn, Scbn Grce. 8 @intinacr, srnas GjsVnst.
8sutcn Slid. 2Rm G,rrman, Sciiab Gcep,
Gath Ssrbitsr, Danid Siutaaf, Ghas 6fnee. Gbak
odfrttb, Matitoa 5arris, Scbn Ioottn, eet !oinrr.
Gath oaulr, GIt ptfsr. NQart ooius, euhu scds
man. Gath otft, eSecre oerltt, 6tcras Stft, Nbau,
piftr, Scltpb locrer, sEul tdectn durcn elccb on
e Satctr, : SR Sebnfen, sduss Sascen.
Schn &raecr. 6ranj Sclmtr. 9b Glcb sas Oed.
annis 6ed. sem antrr, Gb 8uaprentsracr, 6anuob
Rnaue, * aenmsrcr. Yaul SnechtI, Z D .Rubus. q.
althcnIa, 9 y Scnimsrsr. e Rcd, & & SRed, Daniel
anaue, 3 0aufrnau, 9b 8ttbIttn. 1manra Ruue.
G3tc SSd. 9b Slsiu, GlJa ssd. SIabelIa austsr. CT
Ned 2. Guna RItdner. Gbas &nnr Gli,a Rtmerer
Sarab aitisr, Gt,ia aIrs, W;cTes Sshm Sci Rrauls.
Den ScHi9, sSm SathEr, Rtfna Gebn. 8 Summer.
R aerdntt. Sarstto ariptt.
einesufsltt. : : escrr GloriGo psitsurtraer. q
cares. Suan srn9. 3 eoiarus. Gath eet. 2 aiupss
man, eb eebr 2 Gitas gRcrr. 2, SRcbrr. I sRerer.
. Mint. y SRillsr. = sGebr 9. Cam sQtIkr, sRubcn
Wansr. Seta Wcrer, Winuidb 9uben2. E SQinbauk.
SR Mer. 6etena SNin id. N1ario gqsrs
ssm SiuSemaber. Gbpin Oaeubarc, 1lfreo ssus
barb. Rsubcn Weuharb.
Soat Raub, 2rtios Nuertf Gbastss Saeinhrtih.
btnrp 9ctb, Schn 9setb, (gQaIr) Danid Rsidbs
tnbat. Scbn 9 9ee, 5cnotbon 9ssinbare.
mtd1ad Shano. Daniel SdSffer, Gfruin Gtrous.
Samusl SorIer, glatban Shafrr, peter etsinbtroer.
Srlcmen Ssoer, Ser ehinod, Gelporo eteisr' x
Shmtper, SrIcntrn Sterutr.
Sebn 3 2rerter, Soecb Irsidfsr, qeifIcu6bbp
1rtftsr. Samud 1rcIIinser. oarab 1rsrIer.
Gtcr9e gBrittr. Scltpb gasaaer, Sebn Spc(ktnSbers
9sr. Saecb gHct albert gBearer, Sascb gEaoHer Do.
9Io eself. Daniel 91iIIaur. Scnos gHianb.
aeFaham 9ebs, Donia Menna
N, .. srmssd. ,. st
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
eelet bicies !-&beumatism turirt our6
Gcott'e Hptb0l.9iniment.

Gsnfustru, wbi. &C.. SQSr; "a. 1853.
Sd babe es im G6sbrauch, SScu's Ncthct ointment
in meiner SomiIls eriuwtnern, uno fano ss iniucr
ais elm rcrjd9its SRiutI yur sIncsruns rrn SdmSr:
yn. SRtiui Srau mar nit 8bcumatsmtn in Der
Shulter bshaftit, uup Gins mcuSr 1iuotr batts ttI
orci Sabrsn Rhslmntismtn in Zen Vcincn, 81 5cts
ten ercGe Sbmcrjtn Itreur, une i babe bsict turri
ourd zen G'ctrauth rcn Stctt's einirnsut. Sh fen:
ne aub mcbrers aneers piltS eas einimsnt nit gre
Rsm @sr9ndsin 9ttrautbsn
.-. ScIepb q. Tpr,
rcn ssr Sirnia Ore uue NRrrrts, Oustn Ct. cher
Srantfcro &cah. |
Or Sti9cs eminent pirn ulrtauft bsi Sebn q.
Warkr, apcibStcr, uno bel Garrn Wtnt, in nusn:
tau, icpiS in zen msiittu Der eanctcbrs i'm Gauutr.
grsis 25 Gents Die 5tofbr. init pclsu Anpriiunssn.
Ssbruor 10. H ul4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
Sefentli0e 9Senbu.

gamitasc ren 1S.sn ,lHr Girnfose tsn 26aen
Wari, an bsicen 5aesn Tim 10 utr Nittaae, Icu
am pauls eee unteriGrirtrHen, In Stsrmaeuugie
launf&ip, qsha Gaantp, fcIsenbss periSnliSe
SermSscn apf SfratIiGer GsRSu ssstaaft pssbsn,
nGmlh
piree, TtnhpIst, GdRelut, 8 ornisiiftr DID,
isn. 3 Idwsre 0ascn, Elm grbr, Gin Nausrnipa.
gen fir mp pfsree. Gin SpaSsrHagrn fir Gin
pfero, unb elmer fir ,rs pfrbe, sinist SoIs.
i6litten unt Gin ya6ti6littrn, zine Dreihmaf6I-
ne unb pferrsscwdIt. s9inbmdbls, Strpbtant, Gin
g4ell6tOrnpilue. Gultipdtrr, 3 gfass. Gssnt,
oeuIeitern unp S&emel. giercesrf6irr, Stsifirda.
&c, Siinftertcttr Spsrr- unp Siitfsttsn, btus unb
,Mhaatsln, unp frnit npG allsrlsi gauernssratb.
idaften su umfanrIG ,u msIrsn. TssoIst&su
allerlti
SauSeerdtb1baften,
ais Elm gutter SpGpftn, Better unp BdtIattn,
8ddensci6irr, GRig unp icnit nrdb eine Grrf6ie~
csnbeit bon 9Irttcl ,u psitlaufts au,uIiibreu.
Die Sebnsunsen am Gertaufsta9e une @uf~
Gapib q. G6miSt.
Ndrj nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
Seffentlt6e 9Senbu.

Dtenfaes ben fen RSr,, Inn 10 l1br gcr~
mttass, icacn ant Sauie pes rnterjsi6nstsn, In
Stiswteittall aaunitip, ee&a Saunty, auf IF.
fentliGer &rnbu perFauft psreen
3 gfrrhe, I Saaen, 8 Stdd Jlintsieb, 6
S4aafe, % Sdweine, Gin 3ssGuIt gBasrn nit
Sarb9, elm 2rsSuls Baacn, Elm 1.sauls geasrr,
elm GarrpaII, Yfldss. Gssn. Drsf6maIdins,
gSnemiibIe, Strcbbant. Ssulsitern unb S6rmel,
SPerrt unb 8iibfetten, Sru> inb MilsateIn,
pfsrnesel@ir, Dranrr. 5iIde. Better unb Sctt~
laben. Strdnfe, Stdtle, Giisns unb tupfcme
SeiIel, 3iter, Stanrsr, Sefen nit Jtctr. 70 rie
mod anoere @rtitel su umitSnpIid gu mtlpsn.
Die SsNinsunsen am Ssriaufatass unS @uf-
wartans pcu
Senrp Gutb, Waurer.)
War, 1. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
81 c It or Ben.

Clint tS. 5ctrudr, 3u NaSarstb, SOtn 6rausctt
9erlad, 80 Sabren alt.
glm 2ten Sebruar, in 9febrr1auecn Iaun14ip,
Nrrtbamptpn Gaunty, g6illiam Nlay, in Ieinsm
42lfen 2sbeneiabrs. Gr mar elm ginsepaneetsr
YUn Gnslanp mr bntrrlicb ummiinbiss 8inerr.
9lm 13tcn 6etruar, Steberea, Gbesattn brs
cbisen SBiltdm Nay, in ibrrm 45fen Sabre
9lu6 Fe mar in Gnslano sebcrrn. 8sibe ssiG.
name Ginb lei rtr Nirrerlauccn 8ir6e bsrrbiat,
unp bel bcrrn Grauerfdlsn prebiets Der Gbrw.
g4ilpen scn Setblebsm.
(Gnaciautt eurb mfr. 9rctft)
am i6. 5ebruar, in Stsrmilfcrb, 2eha Co.,
Daniel Diainger, i'm Nltrr pon rs Sabrsn.
WGse or in Srisprn ruben.
@m 9. Srbruar, In SbtrmlfcrS 1aunI9ip,
Gbarlctte Bed, int 76fen Sabre.
9tm S. 5sbruar, in Gaentaun, Mattbias Sci.
9inn, i'm II. Sabre.
(Ginscianct curtb TaHrr @cadtot.)
9tm 10. Jrtruar, in allentcpn, GlIatstb 6Isr.
cr, I'M 64hrn asbensiabre.
9Im t7trn 5sbruar. In philadelphia, 8i9arr
Saq, Scbn BON SameS SalI, glq., BON @qn'
trrn, 80 Sabre alt.
9tm 23lten 6ebriar, in allentown, abrdlam,
S6bnlein Srn SenrY unb 8rbseea San Dyts, I'm
9ttn Satr.
gm 24lten 8sbruar, In I0sntrpn, 9Inna Ssns
rietta, ST@terlein BON Gbarlss uno gInna Seip,
I'M 4ten Sabre.
(Ginscranrt burdb gaifcr %ausr.)
gtm IL. 5ebruar, In 0sifpenn. Spln, Grbn
Srn Dasio Silman, am Starla6Fstrr, I'm IL
Sabre.
2(m t3. 8tbruar, In Mabontns, ldscnnt, elm
56hter6sn ocn Ssnrp 9lctbaein, ant SdarIa6'
Teter, i'm 5tcn Sabre.
am Is. 6ctruar. In De0pern, Tldasl. SBbn'
den BON Spbn Sattef, nur 8 Stunbsn aft.
9tm II. Srbruar. in Summitbia 5Ip., prit.
ella, GD&tndrn bon Sobn Welpsn, all ben Sid.
tern, i'm 2trn Sabre.
9tm t9. Gsbruar. in Uclpsnn, Maria Gatba'
rind. Gbefrau bon 9tnrreas Gal, int 8inbtstte,
im 33fen Sabre.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
so drftpr tfe.
preiie in 9lIlentamn am Dienitaa.
3Wet GlerfS Derldnat
in eincm trodentn Waoren @tobr

IN elllcrll trodeiien N5adren Stobr.
Da Der llnterjeihnste Elm nsuee trcdenen gDoa.
ren', grctcrp. une MiGItndr.easer In atlsntdun,
Gde pcn Der sDef 5amilton unb a&tenyS Strait,
erDfTnen ptrS, 70 fam Elm iuuser Mann unb Elm
Rnate Scn unssfdtr ii cbsr is Satren bsi ism
in Dtenf trettn. Gle miBen DeutItt unb gnaliIH
irredtn fSnntn, unb cine Sctanntfhait in Sau.
con, sSbsittda unb Watunsie baben. Gle mil.
fen gut rmpfobItn lein une iosIsi@ ft melbsn bsi
Sofepb Stcpp,
@drj 1-rq3m. R,ttIttsn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01

Die Rtslisbsr Der iisbsnesn @bisG sGomHistfs fds
eeda Gaunty, llnb a6tmSSrUa sinseIaeftl f6 1u
pcrfamnteln, om 5aule ron @ssras Dstbs
erbeIn, Il, Der Statt GlIentaun auF Samilass
ben 4tsn RS3 nd6aens, I'm 10 ubr gcrmit-
tast. tur eintu GeIesat ua9 err am i5tsn udds~'
ten MSr, In 9arrisburs ,u baltenbeu Dbie-
StaatSsG GcnsrHticn su frHrnRsn, Tduislidt 8tt.
wObauRg II tr,partrt.
Gbomae R. Srctun. Boriieer.
Wir; I. I'm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
Iferbduz 8er1 1ammlutta.

Die Grecutipt COMMITTEE pbr bic Beau,ten Der
esGa Gaunts Nderbau'Gelenf&af perbm H6 auf
SamRass ben If. Mldrj, um llbr 9iaGuiittaas
am 6auie BON Q aniu Il N uSer {, In aGentaun,
uerlammsIn. pinftli6s BeirCbnuns pirb CT.
wartet, neil @siGdfte bon @iGtisteit 40 perrid.
ten finb. Gbparb SohIer. prrf.
Viarj ] - nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
Neligibfe anseieen.
gonntaas. @otttesOienfl @ldrl S.

Sohhta0es 0esOeItteeolenlI- = WtdFb D.
Gutbsrifbe Xirdc.
paacr 3. W. Sdmuder rirc 8crmlttaee I'm
10 llbr in rsr rnsIifGm Spra6e, ans
Taitpr 9. GcseIbat abenrs uH u tlbr
In Der tfutl6en Sprade prtrissr.
preebytsrisniide kirhs.
pafcr 81. g4aIter pirb 8rrmittass um 10 unr
asenes nm llbr IN sneIil6er Spra6s prcrigsn.
Teutide ylletheeihcnsHird,r.
gcrmittasS unS abcnbS OrttrsbIrnf.
RmuIiIds nirtbeeiHen:Eirdc.
Oep5bnl6 Srrmitta8s uae &tsnet Girttes'
eiena.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
Eleef1anlen I!

RtssIaamtn prn unterI6sbli6sn prsfsn uub
Sualitdten Ju baben an Dem Sru6t. unb 55lpur~
Stctr pes llnter3eibnctcn, in Der Samiltcn Stra>
De Der Stapt alentcmn, ;miI6en @epre'c @alt.
bauls uub Suffman's 8rarrparo, bet
Serno uno @ebrIoer.
Nara 1. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01

fen ruurbs, tutnn Id fast, bab i@ In sinissn 0c'
den Mutter 80 tperpfn bcffte. Gle serlanbsr
msine Gage, abr annatt bre 5rrstn ,u srtpei&en,
ma6ts eS lie nur inmsni&Ii&sr uno msins esierr
srBber.
(2tblug ndblts 0pctbs.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01
SSru6t lptr6 Derldnat.

Sere art 5ru6t tpirp ScrIanst woftr Der bS&s
Ilt WarftpreiS in Gal6 prr int 9Iustauf6 fir
Ststnfo9len erlautt tpirp, AT benz Sru6ts unb
Nsbl'Strbr pom ~
Sernb unb 9ebriber.
Wlarj 1. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01

9SobensScttcsoieult.
Sn Der qutterii6sn 8ir6c, ON GrHnrrlds
abenb (Nar, p UNI Z llbr = Scrtrao in rnaI.
I9sr Spra6e rur9 paitcr S6mudcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-03-01

(auf CRU tsn aus esm u pcuispae pen 0art orinssu
hsrausaeaetenen "picnier" nacbeefrudt)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09

Brother, is lifcs morning cloudcd,
Has the suns light ceased to slime =?
Is the earth in darkness shroudcd,
Would'st thou at thy lot rcpincg
Cheer up, brother, let thy vision
Look above; see, light is near,
Soon will come the next transition,
"Trust in God, and pcrsCycrc.,
Brother, has lifc's hope rcccdcd,
Hast thou sought its joys in vain?
Friends proved false when mostly needed,
Foes rejoicing at thy pain?
Cheer up, brother, there's a blessing
Waiting for thcc-neycr fear;
Foes iorgiving, sins coniesSing,
Trust in God, and perseycrc.
Brother, all things round arc calling
With united voice, "bc strong''
Though the wrongs Of earth be calling,
They must lose their strength ere long.
Yes, my brother, though liiv's troubles
Drive thee near to dark despair,
Soon twill vanish like IA bubble,
Trust in God, and perscycre.'
Brother, there's quiet s,umbcr
Waiting for thee in the grave;
Brother, there's glorious number
Christ, in mercy, dcigns TO save;
Wait thou til lifc's quiet even,
Closes around thee, calm and clear,
And till called from earth TO heaven,
"lrust in God, and pcrscvcre.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09
CAVE SrmNG, Ca, July 10, 1851.

q
To the Editor OF the Petersburg lntCllgen-
Ger.
Dear Sir From slip in the Southern
Weekly Post Of Sth inst, learn that you
have had AN opportunity of examining 4
"A0d Stone" now III the hands of one Mr..
Oliver ofyour city, and that You have heard
of several in the eastern part Of your state, |
take the liberty Of directing you line
of inquiry, inasmuch as the subject Of their
origin and nature has been amattcr of spec
ulaton and investigation with Inc for some
time
Iwould bc pleased to learn Of Mr.. Oliver,
through You, the history Of this particular
one, when and under what particular cir.
culus,anccs it was found. If he holds lis
discovery a secret or does not know lis his
tory, lwould be glad TO know the cXac,
shape, size, color and consistcncc of it, aud
whether they are all of the same character,
From train of reasoning and the rcsul,
of series of rcxpcrimcn,s, | am Of the opin'
ion that such "stonc' or substance can be
generated in the body of agoat (and perhaps
other animals( under certain circumstance
and ain dcsirous of obtaining NIL the light
rossiblc upon the subject while pushing III,
inquiry. have heard of hut one other TIM,
the one noticed by yourself have beer
unable TO learn anything of its history oi
/ character.
Hoping this will meet your favorable con
sidcration, aud that you will respond at a'
early period rs may comport with yon'
contcnionc,.
am, with rcspcc' Yours &c. l..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09
The ilcnsas Diii.


M, ,.,.,.,,.. M,
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III compliance WIN u'c So"0''"'o" u "'''!
Of our readers and democratic friends, We
publish below SO much Of the Nebraska.
i,..,.,, I'm Las r,r,t.. g., t,, o.,,a,..la,.,r or
N"''s'7' '"c h''' - Ss'"""'' N"'''' VIZ
omit, relate exclusively to N'bIa-N In, anu are
repeated almost f1Ga'iu in the Kansas part
! or th. lin th,t thc publication of fine en-.
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| 'I'o ""' "o"'' nav u'>" ''' a." '.,''
tIt'n. A'Iin TIE OH "G'''.' 20 ny t"' '''v
sol rs and aboIitonis's j. embraced in what
/ is published below.
s., IA 1yl.. ,,..,,.,. l..,.,.,y THAT
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the I'frtnlY ol 'Ih, on inc summit q INV
Rocky Mountains thence northNard on said
summit to the ioriieth pM abel Of latitude !;
thence cast ON said parallel to the western
boundary Of th" state Of Missouri; thence
south with the western boundary OF SAN
state to the place ol beginning, be ahd same
is hereby, created INTO temporary govern
ment BY the name OF the ltiIi''! "I ran
sas; and when admitted as state or states
the said Territory, "r any portion o' ,h'
same, small be received INTO Inc lnoh WIN
or without s'ayc'y, as then constitute" may
prescribe %. ue time oI lInT a''','i'N !,
fr0r"", mat ne'hlnr ~ llla a'' '''''tieN
SHAH b" construed 10 InhlN 'h' COY, hu'''t
oi United states nom HI'll'hS sal" 'H''o'!
into two or more territories !" s".h manner
and at such umes as congress S','. "e,p'
c"n.cnien- 'nG pl.F' pf no"'N't Nl.s .l.i
portion oil saiD ie''iloiy iorhy o''gr 80 ~
or leri1toiy o' tlc ''I'eu 2ui''s' ~. a,'''1
J@'thsf' l"aI hot','.E ~ '',S ",' o''S,'''e',
s'ah ne c"N'I'".t - "'i'.,'' Wv 'E,''H ~ W
II"''! VI ~ ~" rl' '"'.''''- ~ -
"i'ilS III a"'" '''''.''! - y"I ~ - ~ ,','
sha'i remain uh'Huns"'sii'' w. ,N u'"'!
tween lIc n'"u ',"''s '"U -, '""',,'7
Win'''uo ,'4 '.'no'9 n",', ~
WIN any inipn u.'.' - not, ".'"O.t :.,,:, b',
.pnst"l Va .T'', ~ ~ y, .,.s.. - ,'
thc 'e''',U' ~, ~. "'"'' W ~ ~ - 49,,
2''ty "r iV''No'{ put az S.'" ''o'
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09

CAMruop PEoprCNG lNslSlry.--Thc To.
ronto tOioaS' says:
ave are informed that no less than eight
persons have been admitted into the Lunn,lo
Asylum in state Of insanity, occasioncd by
consuming quantities of comphor to prevent
cholera. Some of them carried it about in
their pockets, and kept from time TO timc
eating small quantities of it--Oihcrs took il
dissolved IN brandy. In all eases where il
was taken in any quantity, it produced insa.
nifty. II is fact well known, that Q compa-
rativcly small quantity of camphCr will set q
dog mad, and he will soon afterwards dic,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09

BANK FMLrRE.-A dispatch from Mem
phis, dated the 22i, received yesterday says:
'fNmers and Merchants Bank protested,
this day, on 800 of her own issues"
This Bank has had samc paper out in ths
quarter, but not a great deal. II has never
maintainod a very fair credit. Some years
agoit failed, but was set aloat again by an
act of the Legislature of Tennessee condi-
toned that it should return all its issues
This was not strictly complied with, but tho
Bank went on to issue its paper, and now it
has been brought to crisis and q failure
81. LOyiS Rrbuh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-09-09

A Car RAlsNG CHcKrSs-Mr Henry
Edwards seems to have curiosity ON his
premises. lie sends us the following:
In hen.roost attached to my barn, whcro
the hens had been in the habit of laying
their eggs, and where two or three had been
left, cat took up her abode, and in course
of time had three of the kind added to her
stock. Presently after my family discoy-
cred with the same a small chicken, which Is
now with the cat and kittens in my garden.
They live as one family, the cat being the
only mother the chicken possesses Those
who have the curiosity TO examine the phc'
nomcnon viii call at my house in Broad
street. - bridgeport Standard.
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An Tr,shman, who was near sighted and
about to fight duel, insisted that he should
stand six PAGES nearer to his antagonist,
than the latter did to him, and they were
both to fire at the same time. This beats
Shcridan's telling fat m'n who was going
to fight thin one, that the lattcr's slim
figure ought to bc chalkcd on the other $
portly person, and if the bullet hit him out
side of the line il was to 90 for nothing.
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ExrRAoRpiNAw EStir.--Ata recent meet
ing of one of the ncnch agricultural socic-
tics a curious fact was related. a farmer
stuck pea in potato and planted thcin
together in March last. Tho pea produced
stock which was covered with pods, and
the potato gave eleven healthy roots The
farmer is of opinion that by this system il is
possible not only to obtain two-iold crop,
but to prevent the malady TO potatoes.
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UNuArY MAS.--An uniortuna!' r'g,t
writes to us:
"My namo is Somerset. I'm =" II iscrab'c
bachelor canno, marry, fer oy can
aopc to prevail on any young laGy' possessed
Of the slightest notion Of d,li,acy 10 turn q
SSomcr,ctf" .-.-.
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TIE BRorGu RoAp.--Wc learn from q
source of the highest responsibility, thit
SINCE the recent cool weather the number u,
hands on The western section Of this rca,l
has hccn increased TO two hundred and iiity,
and the work will bc prosecuted with all
possible energy til finally completed. ~,
.p1rJLrW E"2"'rrr, ..t.
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PRrpARiNG FOR THE PoRE TRADE.-Ws
learn from the St Louis lntelligenccr that
one or two well known pork packers of that
city have come to the determination not To
be outlonc by the short corn crop. They
want hogs-,must and will have them, and
to be certain of getting them they have con-
tractcd for large quantities of corn, at con.
vcnicnt points in Illinois, and should i; turn
ont that the farmer will not be able to Gattcn
his pork, they win buy his hogs and under
take the job One packer, the Inteiligcnccr
says, has b0,n0o bushels already engaged,
and viii take few more at the same price.
The hogs when bought will hcdriven to the
corn, whore it is presumed they will feast
bountitully until their time comes. This is
rather new phase to the pork business of
the West, hut thcrcis no getting along with
out hogs, and if the farmer can't or won't
fattCn he must give way to those who will.
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4 RENARIARLE CUMnsITY.--llon. Samuel
Darnell, has placed us under many ohliga-
tons for an unique present he made us few
days ago, which il nothing more nor less
than pctrifcd ham. There is no deception
about tit is perfect in shape, in size, in
every minute particular, and upon first sight
could be taken for very nicely canvassed,
yellow-washcd ham. 1t was found some
four or five feet below the surface, and may
hire been deposited there years ago by Inij-
ans, whose habit it was to cache or bury
their provisions. Per contra to this stppos-
ition, however, ii may be asked; Why was
nothing found there but this ham2 or, was
there some property about it which caused
it to petrily and permitted other provisions
to decay: or, were there any other proyis-
ions there but this ham? It's all spccula-
ton anyhow; but one thing is certain, the
hnm we have was part OF a living hog some
time or other, but how long ago is mystic
ry. Our old readers will remember that j..
X. Davis brought us q petriiied corn co',
some time ago that was found in the same
neighborhood There might have been n
hog-cating, corn-growing people, on our
praries, long before the present race OF In
dians Ifso, they understood tho science Of
trimming hams niccly.-O2"opka Tcctc-
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C| M w Grs

Carriage and Wagon Manulactoly,
I G.. GAY would inform his friends and
81. customers that he has removed to his
new shop at the southwest corner Of the pub
lie square. where he viii continue the mann
featuring oi carriages bugglcs ana wagons IN
the latest and most approved styles. Being a
mroctIcnl workman, he ilotters himself that he
can build as good work as can be produced
in this market. York made to order and
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Repair
ing done on the shOrtcfi notice.
Cash paid for seasoned Lumber;
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~ ro through my work. as the needle
said TO the idle hoy. "But not till ycu'rc
hard puhcd,' as the idle boy said 10 the
needle, " -'
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MILLINcR RY.

New Stock Of millinery Goods
I USr received ot Mrs Grrggs Old stand, corner
j Of Main and Columbus Sta Ottawa; where
wal be iouni fashionable assortment li Bonnets
Ribbons, F'owcrs Wits Collars Ni.rtls &c. &c.
Bleachagoud Pressing done usual, butter and
eggs taken in exchange tor Bonuc,s.
Mrs Gregg is thankful for pas, patronage, and
solicitsa continuation oi the same.
Ottawa, Aprii ! , 1891.
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~ EO. BRISTOL dedler IN inT'ber, tdh
T sbf0glcs. cedar p9sfs, doors, sash, glass
nails, &C.. west end OF the side-cut brdg" oppo'
! sit. Uossnrk's Ottawa, III. Apnll.
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AID DRENS NlklNG ESTABLISHMENT
NIssEs MlyrE & SHfuD, announce 10 IL, pub
NJ lie that they have Just opened n uew MD
linery and Dress Making Establishment, where
they Will ntail times keep on hand good assor'.
ment OF Goods at low puces. Their stock IL ch.
trcly HcU, aud from their experience they tTus'
they will be ab. 90 suit o u who may favor them
with THEN p1uu uuagc,
Bleaching Hui pressing, cutting aud fitting
dresses, done TO oIderou shot uoucr,
Rooms over llIe Peoples store corner OF Main
and Columbus streets. Apui -