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CEMESr TO RESIST FIRE AND WArER-IIalf
a pint ofncw milk, and a pint Of good vine.
gar. Stir them together until the milk
coaguates; remove the curd, and mix with
the whey the whites Of two eggs well beaten
up when those are well mixed, add slted
quick.lmc, until the whole is about as thick
as thick putty. If this mixture is carefully
applied, and properly dried, it will resist
fire and water.
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New NiIn.MMlk.

Notice is hereby givento whom il may con.
cern, thai petition has been filed for presentation
to the city council OF city Of Ottawa, for an
order 70 CONSTRUCT planked side walk on the
ens, side OF LA Sale street, from Alll street to
the Illinois and Michigan canal. -
Objections TO said panked sidewalk mus. be
filed with the undersigned, on or before Tue sday
evening, April 81, ls5i
9 :, Z. K. Corr Scy. City Clerk.
Ottawa, March eth, 1855.
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The NINETEENTH CENTURY. The sagacious
people living in North Alabama have taken
1t into their wise heads that wires of the tel.
garph occasion drought. In order to bring
down the fcrtiizng showers, they have cut
the ncws.cxtcnding lines Mr.. Reed, the
Treasurer of the National Telegraph Com
pany, has gone on mission into those parts,
in the desperate hope of dispcling the delu.
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Is rur Flrirp ,.-Thosc, who Imagine the

Is THE Field Those who imagine the
prohibitory law of this state will be carried
in june with serious struggle arc coun-
ting without their host. Tbs. enemy are
preparing 10 enter the field in manner that
viii require all the energies Of the friends Of
temperance and humanity successfully to
combat them. In all the larger cities of the
state the liquor manufacturers and dealers
are raising large sums of money to employ
agents to operate on the election, and there
Is every reason to believe that all voters ca
pablo of being thus approached will not only
he hbundantly piled with free liquor, but
even with direct pecuniary brides. In the
single city of Chicago, on Tuesday, the 7iri-
baHc states, .fJteeh M0Dsdad dollars were
subscribed to a fund to be used to defeat the
prohibitory law, and there is no doubt the
fund of that city alone win be swellcd to
$40, 600 TO $4,000. At the same rate, at
least $3.50, 900 will be raised and expended
throughout ..he state 1t is impossible to
meet them with similar weapons, nor is it
necessary. But the friends of the cause
must awake from their sumbcr; and al
though common honesty and dcccncy forbid
us to meet the enemy with their own wca-
pons, we have the mishtcr weapons of jus
tice and truth. We have too much faith in
the intelligence and moral principle Of the
people to believe that their decision can be
swayed or even influenced by SO base and
degrading an appeal to their appetite or Gu
pidity. The insult conveyed in the attempt
thus to influence them, should of itself
arouse such a feeling of Indignation, as
would forever after save them from repeti-
ton of it.
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The American Oryda holds the following
language in rcl,.ion to me position Of the

Tho American Or9dn holds the following
language in rclstion to ths position of the
party it represents: ~
ANY Northern man who thinks the agit-
alton Of the question o! slavery matter of
more imp rtanco than the SUCCESS OF Amer
lean principles, has no business in our orr
dc., and the sooner we got clcaIo. al such.
the bcttOr. Apy Southern man who can sec
nothing good il the order, because there arc
anti slavery men in it, has no business in the
order, and the sooner wc get clear OF them,
too, thc better. Inc croakins;, The taunts,
the rawlings of our enemies shall not force ms
into recognizing slavery, either pro or con-,
rs one OF the elements Of our organization.
We say to the Richmond khlqirer the Uni
Oh the Washington .seslsiaei,. 81 III omat gs-
aUs-you may cGect as much horror as you
please for aboliiionists and rail ~ us as
much az you chosr-but stiIl you shall not
drive Us into the accommodation ofcvery man
who thinks slavery Il great cyil-and more
over, the American party do not intend to
allow you TO destroy this Union, because
your co-wor.crs in mischief will agititc a.
bout slavery. On the other hand, We say TO
the Albany Journal and all birds of that
feather, you shall not force Us TO become
pro slavery advocates nor do we intend t.
allow you to destroy tia. Union because
there are shareholders in the order
What side is lac ont
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

EMMA MoonE.--The post norton cyanina-
ton of this Rochester girl, the finding OF
whose body we noticed last week, revealed
the fact that she committed suicide to hide
a disgrace that must soon have come upon
her. TWAS found that she had been enciente
seven months, and the approaching hour Of
disgra c, fraught with misery to herself and
her friends, iinpelcd her to this act A man
named William Whitbeck is suspected of be-
ing her scducer. So strong was the popular
feeling against him that one night during the
examination it was thought prudent for him
to remain in Jail for fear Of personal vic.
lence. After an examination, however,
Whitbcck has been discharged. ......
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

WISCONSIN. Governor of Wisconsin
has vetoed the prohibitory liquor law passed
by the legislature, and in hopor of the act,
the rumsellcrs of Milwaukee held a great ;u-
bilcc, firing 100 guns and drinking vast
quantities of bad liquor The people, how
eyer, are for the law, and its "a hard thing
to kick against the prichs." ---
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

a WDE.AwAKE EMPEROR. Emperor
of Japan seems to have sharp eye to his
rights and privileges. lie evidently is not u
believer in popular sovereignty" He di.
rocted that all the American gold pieces
which Mr.. Burrows, who lately visited Jed
do bay, gave to his subjects, should be re-.
turned. The interpreter discovered "Liber.
ty" on them, which alarmed the Emperor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

GoLD NEAR READING, PA.-Dr. G. NJ. We.
thcrill has confirmed his former announce
ment OF the discovery Of gold near Reading.
The gold was discovered by Mr.. Philips, a
mining geologist, searching for iron ore, a
few miles westward from Reading, and on
the farm of Mr.. Entlich also on the western
slope of Pcnn's Mount 1t was obtained in
washing specimens Of ferruginous quartz
Scientific american.
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A lady ofwealth, put her daughter, who
had been pampered by indulgence, under q
governess. Upon calling to enquire how
her daughter progressed with her studies,
she was told, mot very we'll" "Why wha
is the reason?" "Shc wants capacity."-
"Well, you know don't regard expense, you
must purchase her one directly"
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What side is lac on?

WEATHER ~ EsGLAND, The severity Of
winter was felt in England during the first
week of February the same period of its
greatest severity in this country. The vari-
Gus parks presented more the appearance of
rs many Fairs in honor of some grent ma
tional event, than the usually quiet prone
nndes The ice was literally covered with
human beings, sliding and skating. The
Thames, above Richmond, was completely
frozen over, and no craft, even Of the small
est description, could either pass up or
down. Nearly all the steam vessels plying
above London Bridge were compelled to be
laid up. Scientific American.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

Among the items Of appropriation by the
late Legislature was one Of $l03 to A, Grid.
Icy, for procuring teams and convcyances
for members Of tho Legislature, while stuck
in the snow driit Of January. The bill,
doubtless, is all right enough, but why it
should DO saddled on the State is not quite
clear. Ifmembers desert their posts during
the session, either for pleasure or profit,
and get fast in snow bank, they should be
permitted to work their way out ut their
own expense, --Iaataywph
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

Marivaux, a celebrated French writer Of ro-
mances, who iiourishcd in the first laf Of the
last century, having one day met with a
sturdy beggar, who asked charity Of him,
replied, I" My good friend, strong and stout as
you are, it is shame you do not 90 to
work "Ah, MASTER said the beggar, "if
you did but know how lazy am "WeIl,"
replied Maryaux, " see you are an honest
fellow, here is half crown for you
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PRonIpiToRy LAW IN MAlNE--Iho new
prohibtory law of Maine, which was signed
by the Governor on the 18th instant, pro.
yidcs for Imprisonment for one month for
the first offence; increased terms of mpris.
Onmcnt for the second and third offences
and for the fourth and every subsequcn,
conviction, 81, 900 fine, and one year in the
State prison.
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DlED--A; Crow meadow, Marshal CO., l,ls
on "Wednesday, 2ist IHsl., Ol inflammation oi the
lungs, JoHS r., son Of Abel ;. Deaue, OF this
city, aged - yeas, lmonths, and DAYS.
Yes death hiss called a much-lo loved son,
And brother IN his bloom
And though he calls % one by one,
We all must iJlloH sJOl.
His sprit now beholds the light
OF worlds before unknown,
And wears a crownui LaZLHa Sbfight--
HIS clay re'is IN "a: tomb.
Oh NAV his spirit deign TO come
And talk to vs. below
Tell US the gotles Of his home,
There freed from pam and woe.
Ma, he guardian angel prove,
10 all hislrirnds below,
And MI Us with pureT love,
Prepare Us all to 90.
The funeral service will be heli at the Baptist
church 10 morrow al 10. o'clock.
At this place, on the 26h inst, Of bfonchill
inilamma ton, CHAaLLs HtSEY, child ot Jno. I
and Lura VI. NasE--agel II months and =.
d Us.
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FATAL ACCIDENT WARNiSG.-Last even.
ing as the train from Rock Island was com.
ing slowly into the depot, a man attempted
to jump on to the platform of one of the cara,
but missed his aim and fell under the wheels
which passed over him, cutting his body en-.
tircly in two.--Chicayo Press, 1914,
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DAEUERHEOTYPES.

1NHh subscriber would respectfully inform his
l. old friends and the rest OF mankind, that h.
:, at his post again, and Is prepared TO excel ute
llkenesses IN superior style to any ever taken in
this city before, Tor have made new discovery
IN the arrangement ct light which enables me 10
give a more truthful and lie.like expression to
the likeness than is otherwise obtained. Call in
any weather at my new daguerreo,ype rooms,
ana you may have your miniatures in plain case
for only 81 80 finer cases at small extra costs
Extra heads on same plate fly cents each. Al.
wayscome in dark dress, us red, orange, green,
black.
N. b. Ny pictures cannot he excecd any.
where-can be eqnailed at but few places in the
west. Come in and see as will be glad 10 show
faces whether you want anything or not.
March 81. JAMES MARsToN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

According to the census tables, the rich
est religious denomination in the United
States is the Methodist. Their church prop.
erty is set down at $lI,G36,67i. The mex,
is the Presbyterian, which is rated at Si4,.
369,SSG. The Episcopal, which in number
Of churches stands fifth, ranks third for its
church property, being estimated at 81 ,2Gl ;.
$40 The fourth is the Baptist, SlO,93l,
3Sl. The fifth the Romon Catholic, So, 973,,
S3S; and the sixth the Congregational, 81,
l73,9G2.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

DR.. d. W. Read, ofNorristown, Pa, says
the Philadelphia Pennsytranidn, will sail for
Europe this week, for the purpose of enter
ing the Russian service as surgeon. He
takes with him number of recommended
tons, and among them one from the Russian
minister at Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

Col. BARBER Of THE Know NoTuNGs.-
We ought, in justice to our readers, to have
directed their especial attention last week
to the article which We published on the out
side form from the pen Of Col Barber on
the Know Nothings. 1t was one Of the most
scorching articles we have ever read on the
subject Such of our readers as failed to
notice il will find it worth while to look IN
the paper and give i a pcrusal We priu.
ted number of extra copies but the de.
mand for them soon exhausted the supply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

The benevolent and immortal John How
ard, the celebrated English rhianthropist,
having settled his accounts at the close Of a
particular year and found balance in his
favor, proposed to his wife to employ it in
dcfraying the cxpcrIccs Of a journey to Lon
don; or for any other amusement she might
prefer "What Il pretty cottage, "shc re-
piled "would this build for a poor family. "
The charitable hint met his appreciation,
and the money vas laid out accordingly.
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NEW 6,g5s U-

III y subscribers having entered into partner
snip under the name oi Stone Il Erls, ior the
purpose ct conducting on n more extensive scale
the harness, saddle. and trunk maxim, business,
Ia al It's various Branches, are now prepared tn
furnish their customers, at wholesale or retail,
with anything tina, may be wanted in their line.
Being determined not to be eQualled in the dn-
rnbly and workmanship of their goods by any
none but the best material, and employ the mos.
experienced worhmen d .
Buggy and carriage trimming also attended To
and done upaccording to the atost style, Il, req.
sonnble prices.
All kinds Of repairing done on short notice
and at very los rates. mat2l Srosr e. Epts
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KrNrrcKy DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS The
Democratic State convention of Kentucky
met a. Frankfort on to the 10Th, and nomin.
nted Beverly J.. Clark for Governor, and
periah Magolln for Lieut. Governor. Res.
olu,ions strongly dcnogncing Know Moth.
ilriyin wcrl passed.
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BOUNTY LANDS.
A1ypNgt E,vavuhrdxy rptt,Iaj IN r, nj

COLDlERS, widows of soldiers, heirs OF de-
- ceased soldiers, teamsters engaged III trans
porting supplies IN time OF war, &c, who have
received but 40 or so acres, and many none at all
are entitled 10 100 acres now and applica rion
vii be made md warrants obtained, Is of old by
the undersigned, on reasonable terms.
March l1-lE EEn : EtSrrn
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Tue RIVERS The Peoria Pres of Satur.
day, says the river is SO high as to overflow
the bottom land opposite the city. The
Mississippi was at stand still at that date,
and the rivers above were falling slowly,
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sAVN OF OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also, on England Scotland and
Ireland, in runs Of one pound sterling, and up
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEP0SITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made in oil parts OF this state
Foreign and domestic bills ofexchange, drafts,
and certificates odeposit, bought aud sold al the
highest ctirren,rate nul9 Geo. 5. Fisher, cash.
On aud after Monday, Janua ~ sth. 1855, this
bank will be open from 4. n. to ~ NJ, and
rom 2. ". io4 7. ". January 6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

\ NOVEL PLEDGE-ln Sullivan county,
Ind, one Of the candidates for county clerk
was pledged to give onehalf the proceeds of
the office to the widow of the late clerk, and
the other promised in the event of his cleo.
ton to marry tie Wiaow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-31

UsFoRruSATE CoMrARisoS. A lady en-
tered a dry goods store in - Street and
expressed desire to see some wool dclaines.
The polite clerk, elegantly dressed, showed
her u variety Of pieces Of fine texture and
choice coloring. After tossing and cSamin.
ing to her hearts content, she observed,
''the goods are part cotton, sir" my dear
madam" returned the shopman, 'thesc
good, are a. free from cotton as your breast
is (the lady starts free from guilt he
added
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LAMP WAlsnAN WIS

To al nho h6rs readsred hiii,a,a se,rjre in onu
ci "a. rafnns 'rars ot The United States anil
70 m,d0'es, or nina chiidreaof deceased sol-
Iht undersigned are prepared to make appli.
cation Tor aud obtain land variants for per-
sons having performed military services in any Of
ihn various wars in Me United States.
Those having claims under the late law OF
congress willhove their business promptly atten.
ued To, on reasonable terms.
=. lloLtisrIR Il CAvArLv, attorneys,
Mar h2t Nlifipgc,'s bioek.
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RtidIsu EEcRrIriNG OrrlcE IN Y. YoRk

1t WIS more than mere rumor that the Bril-
fish government has opened recruiting Of
flee in n York. The telegraph dispatches
of Monday say, the L. s. district attorney
of the southern district of n. York addres
scd letter to the Marshal of that District,
calling his attention 70 the fact thata rccrui-
ting Office has been established in that city
for the British service, which is in violation
of the neutrality laws of 1913, and consc.
qucntly directs the Marshars attention to the
penalties, and promises hs cooperation in
any measure that may be taken for the sup.
preston of the office.
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Ready Made Clothing,
EXHIBITION
Spring & Summer Goods

7 lAN L now ihliy received myspruG end sum
iner stock q day goods, winch cons ,t OF eysrv
variety lnaginabie. Even IA tn. cod weath.y
thu public, particularly the .aj.es, can cuoy NV
hours viii much p.rasuIe IN examining he styles
OF goods, which vii be- 'ousi bcauuluI. bes,irs
the prices wilt icu'i lower han they have been
IN The lat iourycars. maIJI ) W. CHEENEN- !
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To Cur FrLoSs.--J. V. Elliott, of Bos-
ton, assures rs that it is better to steep the
iclon finger in hot lyc Of wood ashes, than
in water alone he cured one on his finger
without aucing, in this manner. The pain
ceased entirely after soaking the finger for
fifteen minutes -.;cieAtifc .inericda.
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DIR. kANE's EXPEDITION expedition
to the Arctic Seas in search Of DR.. Kane,
under the command Of Lieut.. IIartstonc
will sail from New York about the first of
June.
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NNtirC.

a LII persons indebted to the late firms o, Viii,
q man & Dcane, A. $, SIS, L. Dcane, or 4
); Denne, ey .olling and settling up lmmedia,rl,
ly obiigc them ''' Sa'e
shall be found either nj the old stand oro, M,
dwelling house. in1r3l-3S 4. $. D,Aye.
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To all persons iaicresfcd in said estate-
Take notice, that on the 18th day OF May, at n
term OF the circuit court OF LA Sale county fte,,
to be IN sc sion, shall petition said court Tor an
oideI 10 sell so much OF the real ealat, of which
SAID Benjamin Hess died seized, rs VIII lie sllH :
cieni 10 pay the debts and liabilities Of sad es
tate. JEREMlAu HISS, erscufor
Glover x Cook, soIs. March 81
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SpFhHE EsSsliOMS.
lust received by express from Bost on,
j l6 doz. black cloth conts,
6 doz col. doe skin
brown
. check cass.
10 full suit coats, pants, and vests to mate h
~ light fancy pants
black doe skin pants,
" super. black doc ,kin pants,
10 fancy siIk vests,
10 check
II black satin vests
cloth caps, new style.
The above have just been received by express
and are the lntes, ilshi mr. or spring and summer
goods, and will he sold cheap for cash. They are
the best goods ever bought in this market.
TuoRNE q ZIMMERMAN,
L" ReddieES block, one door north Of the p, q.
March 81.
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Spipcf Aclannl

INliE suhscribci would respectfully announce
J. to the people Of Ottawa and vicinity, ,ha, he
will commence his school in the basement of The
Free church. on lIondsy next. April "a.
tuition Tor common studies 50 per term; for
higher bra nches from Sito So.
March 81 u s M,nrvN nriurinnI
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COLLEGE IN KASsAs.-Rcport says that
Hon. Abbott Lawrence, of Boston, is going
to erect college at Lawrence city, Kansas,
in the spring.
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II GEO. IT. Norris vii consent to be candi
date for mayor at the coming charter election,
he will receive the support Of
MANY C,TzEss.
Onnwn Mnrch 2llh. lsjj.
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TWILL sell at the door Of he court hours, in
i Ottawa, on Saturday. the 18Th day of Nav
at one O'Clock p. NJ. The east hall Of Me south
east quarter OF section 10, township %, ran ge z
east. Terms cash. ~
mar3l May ODovvErr. df,niHisiyatrj,
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nrsrILLERy BURNED. distill,ry on the
river bank. three miles below Pekin, owned
by Mr., Finley. Of ST. Louis, was consumed
by fire OH Saturday night, 9Th inst,
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We are authorized to an nounce Isaac V. WA.
TERMAK as a candidate for the Office OF township
collector at the election On Tuesday, April Sd.
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Particular Notice.

A LL persons indebted to the undersigned, chei
a. by note or book account, will save costs b,
arranging their little malters with me wiIhou
further delay. mlr3l-iw AMAs. Fo,rrp
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MARRlED-ln this city, March 5th. by the
Rev. &. p. Clarke. rector OF ChrIa chuIch,
Mr.. FsASKLIN JENKINS TO Miss MARY A. Howe.
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\ PARTY oFVTALIry.-Our friends behold
clearly now what many Of them saw but
darkly before. Except the Democratic par.
ty, there is no public political organization in
Michigan of any vitality. 4drerti.
SER
Such is the confession Of the Detroit Ad.
rertiser (Whig) in an article concerning the
recent charter election in Detroit, at which
the Democratic ticket was elected over a
''lusicn" Of all other political elements. The
admission Of the Adrertiser that Except the
Democratic party, there is no public polite.
al organization in Michigan of any Vitality
is equally true in its application to most Of
the other States Of the Union.
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IN tic Matter If The EMtatc ct' Be,jomin
XeSs dsceuscf
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Governor Gormon, Of Minnescts, had u
fight with an auctioncer named Collins, in
St. Paul, on the 10th ult. Strange rs it
may appear, in this case The auctionecr was
"hnockcd down."
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A BLACKSMITH shop, al Freedom Centre,
A with two iorges. 1t is situated IN the mds, of
q lhlckly settled community oil wealthy farmers.
Enquire OF B. L. UoTonrIss nv
mar3l-iw Iry.s n Su,ru
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To school Teachers.

'1>llE undersigned will attend a, his office IN
i Ottawa, on the 10Th day OF April, A. ID ,
1888, for the purpose oiexamnng school teach.
ers. D. p. JoN,s
mar 81 Srhooi commissioner Of La sale coaDfv.