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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

One day last week, two gentlemen in
Washington city, vino were returning homs
drunk from a champagne dinner, happened,
in trying to regain their hotel, to blunder
into a room where steam engine had worked
into toerable rage. 'CfSi-chu-chu phiz-
Is " went the machine, while q great drum
whzzcd around most ferociously.
"What's that" exclaimed one Of the gen.
tleInen. A steamboat" said the other
ITO bc sure 1t is. said the first; ''didn't |
know that!' "Boy, what boat is this ~
The Phenix," SAID the boy, speaking in two
syllables. Whats the passage, boy -
"One- fifty" said the knowing imp. "Well,
here's the money" said the gentleman,
show us our berths." walk aft, said the
boy. The gentlemen walked ait, the boy
walked forward, and is perhaps still doing
SO, with cool three dollars in his pocket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

PAYING OFF WASHINGTON CAB DRIVER
NV amusing and eccentric friend G.. had a
singular experience. lie was driven from
the station-house in one Of those queer con-
trivances of one horse and door in the
rear. After being backed up before hume
rous hotels, without finding resting place
for self or luggage, he was at last set down.
For an hours ride the driver demanded 50.
G. did not growl much nor screw oil the
number with pair Of scissors, as MIS-.
Ramsbotham is said to have done; but he
fixed the number in his memory. n few
days after. about time for the scamp OF a
driver TO forget the transaction, he saw the
concern being driven down the avenue
Stopping it, he made an engagement to be
taken immediately to Mount Vernon. He
asked tbs driver if ne thought they could
oct back in time for the evening train, and
on being assured in the affirmative. promised
him double fa:e. They set OFT at a tremen-
dous pace. On the first piece Of smooth
street G. softly opened the door and stepped
out. lie had the satisfaction of seeing the
two-wheeled vehicle continue and disappear
at feal full rate, and has enjoyed many a
hearty laugh since at the supposed astonish-
ment and blank dismay OF the unsuspecting
driver on arriving at the place of destination.
The only reasonable conclusion to which he
could have come was, that G., being small
man, had been jolted to pieces and spilled
out along the road-Intercepted Letter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

A mother and daughter in Albany were
both confined on the same day; their babies.
both boys, were placed in one cradle, and SO
mixed up that they don't know when Is
which. 1t is singular and distressing case.
The oldest of the women can on'y know
that one is her son and the other her grand
son. If she takes her grandson Tor her son,
he will be the brother of his mother or u
the mother 6rnss ovr Iqoer
,be;r features develop, however, it may
.nnoar that Nature has lesibly stamped tho
nsrentace of the infants; but absolute cer-
tainty must always be wanting. Were Solo,
mon called on to decide he would find use
for all his wisdom.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

ASEcDoTE OF JUDGE BATEs.-The Judge
recently called at the village store, designing
to make the purchase Of mackerel. Seve-
raj friends were in who knew that the Judge
had become good temperance eman, and
were willing to run him little. The store
keeper Joined in the sport, and begged the
Judge to take little something.
"What will you have, Judge? Take
anything you like" =.
The Judge looked around as if in doubt
what to choose, and replied:
81 6eliere I 1iU take a naackerel!"
Helping himself, he gravely walked out OF
the store, and was not invited to take any
thing again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24
SARAH GREGG,

edlsr in ersJ tGriefy Of S'rGac sk and fincy Ais-
EtHery Goo,Es Roofss ctsT D. W. Ns!Es S'oT'' opt"-
sat, tie BI,sk cf t,t,,ieed.
REG leave to call your attention 70 ny extensive S'oo
4 Of Bonnets and Millinery Goods. Just recsi't'i aht
~ oren for inspection. comprising every variety OF
straw six and Fancy EonHcis, Grapes straw I1iA-
rius Band Boxes. e.; &c, al 81 which have stIee'
ed 9Th tie creates; care, hoping TO please ny o.i isa7
and customers ---.,,,.-,.,g -
grg.t variety OF now style DRESS TEiMMlNGs, such
as Friu-.s and Fancy Buttons; also, Einbrocery ana
Mourning Collars. Dress Making attended 10 as usual
Ladies wishing Dress Goods that cannot De oot1iteu ~
1-J.r. s,r ~. same as have made arrangements W
Chicago Eor receiving all kinds OF Dress "o01', s '
trade requires. ..r.osx.ss 7 home 70
iv. an earIy cali for Spring faslions from my od Gus
,orrsrs ard solicit the patronage Of all Ladies VIII nia
tos IN s,t.ndauce between the hours Of A NJ and :
z. VI ,
Bleaching and pressing done rs usual.
si.rona- made order upon short notice rr-rc
April ). SAhiIi pi.-oo-
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SAD TRAGEDY.-A most unfortunate and
distressing occurrence transpired in the town
of Lancaster, in Peoria county, on Saturday
last. \ man by the name of Nathan Ma
mock, who had been keeping an unlicensed
dram shop, was warned by the citizens of
the place that his trade must cease or his IL
quors would be destroyed lie, however,
paid no regard to their warning, and on the
day above mentioned, number of the citi-
zens, headed by n man named Rah', entered
his establishment and commenced destroying
the liquors. Manock approached Ruhl, and
drawing a revolver, shot him dead. He i'm
mediately gave himself up to the authorities;
and, as the matter is to undergo legal exa-
mination, the Ne,os ioibCars comment.
The spirit that leads to such acts of vIo-
lence and wrong under color Of the public
good, cannot be too strongly deprecated
The worncn's riots that have become quite
fashionable of late in different parts OF the
country, are greatly to be lamcnted. The
end does not justify the means, and she who
presumes upon her sex to do that with i'm
punity, which done by man would call
forth blow for blow, will soon find herself in
the anomalous position of being virtuous,
perhaps an intelligent woman, without being
entitled to rcspect.-Ch. Journal
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WILLIAM cONNELIY

L7otHiag IstaJ|ls2Ifht-N05th side of Coatyt House.
II ESPECTEU ULLI informs the citizens OF Ottawa and
N pubic general that he has removed his Tailor
ing Establishment and Clotg Store door TO II. +.
lanes Exchange Office, north side Of the Court House,
he viii DC happy val; his o!d aEd new Gus
lie Keeps hand large assortment OF Cloths
Ca-sin.re- and v--tins,- Also large assortment {:
EcaJy Made Clothing. Of his manufacture Also,
general Of Furnishing Goods oGi the top y:
Ia. tie sole Of the Al kinds Q! Garn.nts
made up By tle best Of worsncn.
CutIl. c0a= - 1sa, warranted 10 fit Il properly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

A Srrr1cIESr ExrLASATIoN.-A brother
of the distinguished Edmund Burke was
found in a reverie after listening to one OF
his most eloquent speeches in Parliament,
and being asked the cause, replied. have
been wondering how Ned has contrived to
monopolize all the talents OF the family; out
then remember, when We we're at play, hs
vas always at work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

Seedy Sentimental Gent, singing-"Were
nv bosom as false as thou deem'st it to be. "
Watchman-Come, none o that ere
you know yop haint got no bosom on, nor
shirt neither. So stop your bowling, or
aw.y you 60. The neighbors says its wuss
than cats
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

Four noblemcn are said to own about o: Sno, one.
c,Hr,h If all the landed property IN SCOT
Iau Iand. They are the MARQUIS Of s,Sss'd Broadn al
oaae ban Raes1,u.h. and . About two thousand pro-
Pr.es'od pre- ond total revenue of the three kingdoms
nf England, Scotland and Ireland
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24
Tobacc" q Cigar Nanufartory.

On -KIiH 81, Door Etist # Pos. Office,
rTTUE subscriber the public that he Is
= nuEActur!ng and keeps hand tie best quality of
Cheung Tobacco, smut, Pipes, &c al uholesaie and re-
tail AZ prices favorable cCstOuIers Also TIE best OF
Eavana, La0pera. Cassadoris, and other kinds Q: C
-ars Farmers gl others who smoke chew make
great saving by buying Of me at wholesale as e-H
sell = better article. AZ q less price than Pediars-
cal. NY Mandatory, next door "e=t 0: the
Post Office. and see fOr yourselves. -
Nov. 10. u. II etHNEiBEE
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NJ II. l. l y l.. X \
y;ISS Mn FIR

Will De haprsv T. see the ladies OF Ottawa and sur
W roundia. country. at her rooms over the Marble
Front S;cr. she just received neS and Gle
sln; asSy!taeut o. SPRING AND SUMMER MlLlINE-
Ky. Feeling confident that ladies cannot tctsT please
themselves elsewhere, she respectfully -JlicLis r
-
1T Ottawa, AprI ,.
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NEW
WAGON & CAtsftsAGE SHOP.

1V'HE subscriber would respectfully announce 70 lhe
public that he has cI'enesi shop IN ne" ana com
,odinrs t,f;rs a:;.it. his Blacksmith shop, Co.
lunUUs rt-re he viii manufacture ana hesp CON
stantly sale full assortment OF WAGONS cAskAGt
nd E,Grys made of The. best material and by expert
.uced mechanics and he woul invite the attention oil
purchasers lis heavy stock OF SEASONED LUMBER no" on
hand Believing that he manufacture an article not
inferior to the best the City and with determ-
nation to give satisfaction the purchaser he would So
licit share Of patronage. .
Jo8 WORK and REPAIRING done to order ard al;
short notice. Sept 2Z-t-I l. fA-'-NA'"'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-24

REVOLUTIONARY PAPEEs-At the last
l-.eeting Of the New York Historical Society,
on the 9TH instant Frederic Depystcr said
that he had rec' iycd important papers from
Charles \. Cli ton, ESQ, son of Dewitt
Clinton. Amouy these was letter from
Washington, W itten immediately after his
discovery OF tht treason Of Arnold 10 Gene
raj James Clinton, who was then with the
Northern army. The letter, being written
on both sides, was placed in a frame, be-
tween two squares Of glass. The paper is
we'll preserved, and the writing legible. As
this letter has never been published, we give
it in full;
"HEADoUAETEEs, Sept. PC. 1880.
DEAR SIR | arrived yesterday on my
return from an interview with the French
General and Admiral, and have been witness
10 4 scene of treason astonishing as il was
unexpected. General Arnold, from circum-
stances. had entered into plot for sacrificing
West Point. He had an interview with Ma
iOr Andre. the British Adiutant- General,
las, week, at Joseph Smiths, where the plan
was concerted. By an extraordinary coiI,ci-
f6rffi seis. Al papers 'ri .qso.;;s
handwriting. that proved his treason. The
latter unluchily got notice Of 1t before did,
went Immediately down the river, got on
board the Nu,ture, which brought up An
DIRE, and proceeded 70 New York
Il found the post in most critical cond-
ton, and nave taken measures to give it
curity, which hope vii! be tonight effected.
With the greatest +, spect and regard | have
the honor to be your most obedient servant
&c. WASHINGTON.
''P s Smith is also in our possession,
and has confessed facts sufficient to establish
his guilt"
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Root and Shoe Shop.

c. , IENIIIE
X . Root and shoe shop, in Hollands Stone Building,
on La Sail. ST. south OF the Baptist Church. where he VIII
anufacture to order al kinds OF ladies' and gentIenes
Boots. shoes. and t.1iters,
n, -. hos, Frcucb and American leather. Repairing
y - "a .,-or,,,ty d,re Jan 20
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bray's absence from our party, could not
contain myself when | came home.
'Did you ever hear, my love-" said, as
l began to carve the turkey for dinner, "that
the Misses Howell had a married sister,"
Mrs. Jones looked sharply up, as if she
suspected that | meant more than l said,
then answered !aconically, "l heard it casu-
ally, but never asked further"
" 1t seems" | continued, THAT Mrs. Nor
timer Mowbray is that sister"
I" have heard since, said Mrs Jones,
sharply; and turning to our second child,
who was asking for wink-bone, she raped
him over the head, exclaming .artly /;
" Haven't told you to wait till you're help
edI Take, that, now, and learn manners"
/ allowed a minute and more to elapse, in
order tint my wife's ebulli,on might sub
side, when l remarked, Mrs. Mowbray, it
seems, expected to meet her sisters here"
~ shouldn't wonder if she did, said Mrs.
Jones snappishly, looking down into her
plate and apparently absorbed in parting a
wing JOINT.
"When she found" continued, "that
her sisters were not asked, she grew indig
nant. She heard the reason it seems Your
friend, Mrs. Wharton, whom you had made
a contidant, told some lady, who told her,
and hence her anger"
90 ! am sure don't care If never see the
proud woman again." said my wife, redden-
ing very much, but still without looking up
"One could not have supposed that she was
sister to the Misses Howell"
After another pause, | said, did you call
on Mrs. Mowbray as you intended:"
Mrs. Jones was silent for a full minute,
aud seemed half disposed to decline answer
ing altogether, but finally She Llurted out
her reply:
Yes, did, since You must know, and
she was not in. SO at least the footman
said, but if | didn't see her at the drawing
room window, and here she burst into tears
Of modification and rage, may never eat
another mOuthful."
saw it would not do TO continue the con-
versation, so quietly ate my dinner, kissed
the children, and, like a Christian in the
Pilgrims Progress, went away
Of course the intimacy Of my wife with
Mrs. Mowbray ceased from the date Of that
fatal party, and am sorry to say that the
Misses Howell, also have, as the phrase goes,
" cut cur acquaintance.
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Root and shoe store.

On MriN .Nrett, OpDOslte ttlNtfnUns Otu SuyU
". &. FASH
NEGs leave to call the attention Of the public to his
Il stock of Boots Shoes Cutters Slippers, Gum shoes,
r f, constantly kept hand at the above establish
ent Particular paid to selections tor Ladies'
aud Misses, wear Connected with the store is large
shop manufacturing boots, shoes &C. ard as re en-
pov none but good woTkmen, he is prepared to make to
order any article his line in style both OF neatness
-d durability superior TO the best Eastern work
,.-.air;np +"ns 1T short notice. iebl.
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NEW NILLI\ y l. X y
MISS FORD

NV-OCLp inform ladies OF Ottawa and vicinity 'hat
w H. Las on hand new and fashionable Stock OF
Millinery Goods FOR Spring and summer trade, az he
room. on La Sale ST, doors south OF Mills store
ph.re She w Al be happy wait all her friends -
pori.iaD Pattern. received - Eery month March -
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.IIIL y T. II
C,-a.r Nam d Clkugrj.s sts.-Hrs GTtDg otd stand
MISS SARAH AVERY
nFGS 20 inform the Ladies OF city and country thai
.i has a full and corsp=ie stock OF new and IsIho-
rble Millinery her stand on the corner oi Mah
1J Coubus streets consisting part OF fBonnets RIB
hr. Foy.r Caps trimmings and all the inDainerab!e
U:;le fxings in tine way OF millinery
Ladies please cal! and examine.
Il Ur.Ss VliIEJ attended 10 as usual.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
Notary psJije and Laad and I,snranee Agent
oaice With s c. Earl Son, Cushnan's old stand, east
.of'the Mansion House
Eau,es, Allen 4 Co., City Bank, Ottawa;
Hon. VIM Reddick,
Smith & GOOdeil. Bankers, Joliet Marcn !.
SURVEYING.
CURvEYoEs' Office corner of Mair and La Sale s's,
- opposite the Bank Of Ottawa, up stairs
Surveying and engineering done on short uo;loe
we will also act agents for the purpose OF buying
and selling lands when desired -.
Persons having farms or uniproved l2nd 70 dispose o
by entrusiins it to our care, ,,--. S..-.-...o-
Rour WILSON. Dept. Nov "a
CAPT. A. p. REED,
rit, Aucti0aeer--Auction aud Commission
Merchant,
Main street. Ottawa. IN, opposite the Pos, Once nova
RICHAEo sTADDEN,
.4H0yHey at lar. -. f,,,~.
Once in Sa;tinser'z Block. souia side ., "v
House Square, in the rscIa COZ occupied .! x,o M be
ia future Otta~a- May 10. le56
~ GROVER.
C,snssiLor a. Lrp-LIz rst CJus't4sJ Agency
SAExs BOUGHT SOLD, IKE. INVESTIGATED ic
EARLyIILE, I'LL
REFER TO
Cornelius Br amhan. IS6 Fulton St
~ T. PETER & Co, I69 Broadway- COCr;lant St
Ru.kus.re Gene Co 70 and Il Warren St, \. York
Hunt { Lane Congress Street
Abn.r Curtis, Pearl Street, Boston apis
EzxTxs LELAND r EinplLL LELAND.
LELAND 81 LELAND.
At:grrteys ct L4Itc-ctts1c1, Lt<Ho%s
ssvosS- In The Court House Sept. Is, 1853
GEO. W. KING,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Edter Street, Peru, III
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STONE d EELS,

South East Corner Of Nan and Columbus Sreots
OTTAWA. ILLINOIS.
Wholesale ard retail manufacturers &
I~Cz dealer. Il all kinds of
EA~ZA Harness, Saddles. BridEes, Martin
E1fI(Is-A J.fLes, T1lHks, IGiiste,
N(S@SSN Carpet Bsg-, Whip Iaslies, Collars.
Ha,er= GTts, SurCing;es, ac-
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ID Z y L TRY.
WM- SMITH. M.D
Orsce an BIssEet;'s Block uD stairs
CR TENDERS his professional services To
>-- the citizens OF Ottawa vicinity An
operations performed in scientific manner and
ted equal in utility 10 the best G.,
Among other improvements, Df- smith Is inserting
Teeth on Gutta Percha plates
Call and see specimens
tlrice hours from O'Clock, A. NJ 10 D p 81 ap5
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Tn,ii6g.
sT HE subscriber respectfully announces TO the cIeis
II of Ottawa and vicinity that he has opened PANT
sbop at the old stand OF T. l.. WAIERNNS where he in
,rds 10 do all kinds of painting granting, glazing, and
,nsr hanging All orders Will be punctualiy attended
20 [Jan 26l A N. SQCiER-
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l;ISHNELL Il GRAY.

Lt,or,ey. cLt CoHns14oTs dt LG5t d"I o<4ct'VT' II
l'tG5cery.
YYYILL give their prompt attention - all husest con,
w idei "a them in i- CircIi;, Supreme, and Federal
Su-ts Of til. STATE Once oTe- tie Rsak o! Ottawa
Ottawa, Dec. -. I,sJ-
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The Cincinnati Times gives the following
particulars of the rescue of four men who
were entombed by the caving in of the earth
in a mine near that city:
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DEN IT'S L X Y.
T.. =. iOkAsSI,
TIAyINC; determined TO make Ottawa his future resi-
4 S=tae, :ske pleasure IA announcing 10 ihe pun
&c tIat ls 90 e lSsaI n his Office at all hours
iy peEforra all operations upon the teefs Ia The
,fosI sCIESIIsic assTERLY YANsER-
r ARTIFICIAL TEETH, WITHOUT GUNS, put ia
upon the most approved principles, upon the very best
of materials and al reasonable prices AL work war-
anted and entire satisfaction given ho compensation
asked for
Rooms in Natringer- Block. south of Court House.
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DANIEL LEAHH,
T.. ". l:SSli.S:s.
r.. l.. THOMPSON,

Druggist BooSssljsr. aad .stItioaer-OttdsoG. III.
Second store N4tt.nger= block south side Of ;hc
court house square Vt
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ALFRED w. CAYARLY,

FLrte o/ ne 6rTx Of R,iLis1>r 81 CuCSrySyJ
COCysEILOR ( ATTcgSEY AZ Law,
WILL attend promptly all professional business en-
trusted his care, n the county circuit or supreme
courts. the pay uent Of taxes 1aninis land u
e., pn,Ln. cezetio-- and procuring land FETrants for
soldiers. their ztdO=- s1s minor :irI!, -
Otcs IN ya,fisg>I7s S'2c1, syEta EIDE @ G-e Go.Ft
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The believers in spiritual manifestation
ut least those who pat Onse the sul,S Of
those spirits which perform in the DARK
have of late greatly wondered and admired
the new trick called the spirit haHl.' The
Rooms tried the trick on here, and cur
nelghbor Everett cnugh; them at IT, 1t
scems the spirit hand was 4 part Of the
humbGg practiced by The Davenport family
in New York, aud the editor of the Medical
Gazette has caught the hand, and instead Of
being formed Of thin ain, it turns out to be
made of bran. The following is the expose
as given by the Gazette
Among other miracles, that most dwclt
upon was the exhibition Of the spirit hand,
which these Davenport boys had the lacult,
to Show rising above the table, and which
~ many Of the faithful had seen and would
swear to.
"Accordins'y, time was appointed for
the faithful aud icw skeptics to witness thc
manifestations. They assembled, the boys
occupying one side of the table exclusively
to themselves, while the spectators were
placed at the opposite side, at suitable dis
tauce from the mediums. .he kqHds Of the
boys being tied to the chairs, and al being
sitihhNh ''i'N N'iNiN W ia liO NDAlthEIaIG lllAtI
the table, the gas wa, now turned down, 50
a to leave only sufficient light 70 discern the
spirit hand when il should appear. and all
were required to keep their places, AMI on
no account to approach the 'madiumS' AC
ter waiting = few moments hand" was
seen to ascend slowly from beneath that side
Of the table where the boys were widely
opened, with the palm towards the spccta.
tors, and was then slowly withdrawn under
the table. Al ould sec it by the dim light.
and the sect were N CCstaci,s. \ Sh,ptic
who was present concualiug his uuhrl.ur,
begged that the spirits would repeat the ma.
niicstat.Ons, which being done, lac quickly
leapcd to the end Of the table, clutching the
spirit hand before il had time to descend,
aud the gas being turned mp, disclosed a
sigtsd giore, fastened on the foot Of one Of
the boys, 80 that his leg being slyIy lifted,
made the manifestation, The confusion
made by this open exposure o! aagraut fraud
and bold impo,tlre on the part Of the ',yi-
rits and this Davenport family, has put a
stop TO these dollar exhibitions hare.
"At public meeting Of the sect at the
Stuyyesant Institute, all these facts were
exposed, and admitted to be conclusive
proofs Of the kuayciy Of these choice mcI!.
ums, by nr. Gray, Professor Mspcs. sc. :;
but solemn protest against doing more than
ad'st"y Davenport aud his family to leave
thc city was made. To brand these young
impostors with their deeds, by signing a
certificate of the admitted facts, it wa, con
tended, would ruin them for life. We ex.
pose them 10 save them and others from be-
ing ruined, as the knayys Or dupcs Of spirit.
uaIisn. But We fear that they are pas,
cure