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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
~ DELPHA and the SOUTH and WEST u. JERSEY
M and and p m fare SS u m o. IS; stopping at "a
wy stations. II and Z 90 to Ksn.nsOn Through Ticket.
Baltimore wsshinston, Norfolk ke and through bassass
checked 10 Washington In 3 m. and P. m.
w. Woodbury., Assistant SUIT
No Baggage VIII BE- received for any train unless delivered
end checked Is minstss In advance Of tie time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

AIR. DAVID DUNCAN has THIS DAY be
M come member Of our firm. ,,,r,,,o
Ney.York, July I, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
T7HE REGULAR MAIL LINE, Wis STONINa

i TON for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-Inlsnd route
the shortest and dreetcsrTytns the Eastern H.
C. VANDERBILT Capt W. H. FTs5er IN connection Ss WE
fhs and Providence and Boston and Fovoenos
railroads leaving daily Sundays excepted tom
Pier No North RIVER first wharf above Battery place
O'clock m and Stonington at $3.50 or on tho sr'n
The mail train which leaves Boston at $50 p m
The C. VANDERBILT. from New.Yorh, Monday Wednes
asy and Friday From Sonngtou, Tuesday ThursdAJ ans
Saturday. ~r.~
dsy and Saturday From Stoninston, Monday, "wednesday
and Friday. ,uo.s a. Poe,
d~nce and Boston the Express Mail Train reaching $50
ssc- In advance Of those By other routes and In empe m
&, ali the early morning lines connecting North and East
Passengers tina. prefer remain board the steamer enjoys
rest breakfast desired and leave son
ss.on In the 15 M tran connecting Ut Providence VIII
tAe II a. m train for Boston. ,.,.
baggage master accompanies the 'eals' ana " '"0'"
each way. -, -. .,..a -.
For passage behs or appH Oh eofa o
steamer or al the Freight Office, Pier No. North kyer oe
the Office No. 10 Battery place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

MEKeHANTs' ExcHASoE BANK IN THE CRY OF
NEw.Yosx, June 80, 1857.
DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors Of this
~ Bank have declared Q SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of
FOIR L PER CENT on the capital stock payable on and
sfter the 10Th day Of July next. By order c-.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

PEOPLES BANK. NEW YoRK. June z, 1857
nIvIDEND.-The Peoples Bank has declared q
Dividend of -FOUR PER CENT Of the profits Of the
as SIX months payable TO the Stockholders on and AFTER
@. w. LEAKE, Gather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
Gales bp Auttion.
A. n MRRvIs, Aue.soneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sa
- Rooms, No Is Psyk. rvw.
SIXTY-sixTH NETWORK TRADE-SALE,

To be commenced on TUESDAY. September Q. 1857
B. 3. Co.. Ie,Pscsfsny snnSrnGs the nsIt hesri
TYONERY, PAPERS, eto, and solicit conrsnmebts Psrt
ps for the Catalogue should be furnished without delay
The Catalogue viii press early n the mouth Of July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

DIVIDEND.-THE UNITED STATES AN
H. EUNCIATOR AND BELL TELEGRAPH COMPAN
have this day declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT
to the demand at their office corner
C.nsI and Vack The Transfer Books will be closed unit
the lIth prox New York, June %, 1857 ;,
~ THOMAS CHALMERS, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

nIVIDEND.-The Jersey City Insurance Co.
IL Office No Montsomerys, jersey City, 9Th July 1897
NUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE ~ PER CENT payable on Dc
mand JESSE fACLMlEh, oecfe'ary
Jersey City, July 6, 1857
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Wrotsrlss ar,o PROVISIONS.

VOHN DIV IGHT & CO.
81 Manufacturers Of
DOUBLE REFINED AND FAMILY sALERATUSi
SUPER CARBONATE OF SODA. SAL SODA. ETC,
No. II Oldsp Hsnover.sopsre, Ne~fork
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhSE1.-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the DelswsIe LsShs
wanna Western Railroad and ct Esston with the Lenst
SUMNER ARRANGEMENr-ComHen cing May is 1877
Leave Esson and ntenediats places from fei
No North River 7:S0 2m and $3.50 m for Bonner
Vile BY above trsins and at 5:l5 p N. -
above trains connect Elizabeth With trains On the
Railroad which leave New York from the foot Of
Conrtlandtst. ct 1880 and II and SGD snc P m
Passengers the Delaware. Lackswanna and western Kan
road will leave at 1880 only For Lehisn ssey hsioac
Q: IL m. Only. JOHN v. oEEhNo. sup =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

OFFICE LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE Co, No. SO Walst
nIYIDEND.-The Board of Directors have this
IL dsv dclared a Semi Annual Dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT payable 18th inst The Transfer Books
WI" W '''''N ''' ISAAC r. ST. JOHN Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10
Dniloing ftlaterials.

ErECAUSTIC TLES-For vestibules Halls,
w HeArths, Dining rooms Conssryetories GARSKgRx
0HINNFY-TCPS, DRAiN-PIPES 40 For sale BY
MILLER L COATES No. 90 Pear-st. n \.
CARNKIRK and AMERICAN CHIMNEY
TOPS, also best Glazed and vrfed DRAIN PIP rs 81
Lem ISsnd Pottery Depot. No 81 Esssaut h. QUINN
II EAKY ROOFS.-Persons having Leaky Roofs
~ Ger bsye thea made tst and painted With the PATENT
* aSs Jsaa SYfT >, Nv. N yssslsfy ssmusal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

u RAILROA AID to Chicago, St. Louis Rock s.nd, st Psa
Milwaukee, Ksnsa. City and all place. West and Southwest
Shore Great ws,em Railway and Michigan Southern Raj
roads the shortest qucke and most pleasant route
the Great The Road between Detroit and Adrian
OPEN connecting Adrian with trains
20 Chicago and the West For further information apply tbs
CompanJ's Office, No. lsS Broadway cor: Of Dsy.s.:
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DAUP1AD and sTRAMB0AT IIry

r.uxement-tsundAyss Dted- TrAlns soDs Esss. -
Hrooiiys for Green port q daily and on Saturday. a5
. M. fos Riverhesa at ss IN and SEQ M Tor Moth
an m. for Syos.e. ct iC u., and $50 E~ KoaSdS
=, 10 q m 4 iSO and p Tor Jamaica ct and Ne -
A A A and m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

WILLiAMsByRGH CITY BANK June 60 1857
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND Of FIVE
DOLLARS Per share hs. tbs Gay sesa sSoSe1, or
their Representatives after the 10th day Of July PROV
mo AZ the Banking House, until which time the Transfer
Books viii be closed By order Of the Board Of Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-10

MARINES SAVINGS INSTITUTION, corner 3dav and sths
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Trustees OF this
SIX 10y PER CENT deposits between IS end 20 and an,
instant. All dividends will be added to the principal
and bear interest as such. - 3,
BY order THOMAS b. STlLLMAN, PRESIDENT
Isaac T. SMITH, Secretary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
1a57.I q TEIBEE HIVE STORE 6 .ls.7s9
Is5 NO. ia MAIN isrREET, NIHFFEFFfFeP VA I9II
esnr.or2IzI1 ETyI g nETlllIa zAiR65EIO. va
1897



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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTAYR you Dyspspsia, nee TRAXAL'S ELIXIR.
III Have you Rielmatisfa HASIPToN's T1ISCLINE.
Are YOU bald headed. WOODS HAIR Rk-fQHATIFh
no yen want good iininent, F0RsHA's BALsi re
Do bTHgh oreonnb, bottle OF hne peEfureS
Do Ssu 70 sss quick good aid cheap. bis
CONCENTRATED LYE :. -,
fsyour horse lame or TEX, use MERCHANTS GAReLINs
H.. ,or the niles eths certain PTLH OINTMENT.
Have YOu Q cough, Sc the H0ARHOUSD BALsAA ~ ~
ss SS sSS a s Por. Honuaie
E4DpoFfsF Balm Of = TE..nsand Flowers
TT1sS 80 - Electric on
HGndaHe 4s-3 W Syringe or - -
Beit Fine SponE
70 % the Bridge corn Erug s+oTE-
Wououay's pills and ointment ,..l=
Haker'S Odd Liver Oh s-fs
a- " = DoefhaVeaa Holland BitteTH
HOOnand's German BitteTa
For sale by 7. n. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggifts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
MISCELLANROUS.
Amerioan Wines and Brandy.

American Wines and Brandy.
GFaefaaafi 6raHds and Zdae's lStqad 1TdldS.s
SyPARKtIHG CATAWBA,. GQGaEta ard Flnte.l fhsEiHA
- Of french Champagne ~,
STILL CATAWB1, Corresponding to German HOOK
c1TAWnA brandy, Distilled from catawhs Wine
Strictly purss for medical pnEposes hHrtTAnea
DIRECTIONS. ..zga ..5fsiC
Esep the Wines aAoyi+oHFl position, and in cellar
In -iR tre1kss1- the PARREING WINES should be kept
for three days before nsgi room, or at the TEN:
peraife oT about TOdcgeer, 80 that the Wines are Hti
WaFnie,l through. Is 4. ~ :. I. q 81. 49,,
lee should never be used In SPARKLING CATAWBA
WINES for Injuries their and hAvor, and dtlutes
the Wines Destroying their character The Wines are
In o6rring the above Wines the notice Of the
American public, dere TO assure all persons who may
purchase teIo hat they are the strictly PrEE JUICE ~ IHK
CGrAWhA dkAPs, frce from and every form OF "a
Atom alcohol excepting that which fess
from The natural process Of fsrInentation. ~
The SPARKLING CATAWBA " not made 20 lAiIAIh any
i represented, an : Ican sparkling Wise, a.
Cha,bDaRne Is FRENCH "EpaTkling Wine Here the re
EembIdnee the American Grape 10 FAR more Feh
an fruty favor II makes more delicious Ftne tbs
prejudice Of the foreign article may be Regarded rs
pre- dicc only and inconsistent with true taste and 1udg
The Still, WINE 4 highly esteemed by Medical
most admirable tonic for InvRlds, and for SACRANfAL
purposes II is wholly uReGceptionnbe. % -.ili
The BRANDY made from the Cataba Grape differs In
material degree 6rdaTy French Brandy Of
but time It possesses all those qualities which
should characterize superior article Of ~ kind and when
to have strictly Brandy for medicinal
OTHER purPases, it cannot be over estimRted.
P0r sale by 1850. eft 2. H. LnGAN Co, {
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va, ~,
AZ AGu
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

feauissraf slti5 REMOVAL gSk
TNE undersigned grateful for the patronage they
l. from the citizens Of Wheeling and the pblic
centrally the old stand, respectfully ask continu-
auce the their location No. 115 Main be-
tween Monroe and Union streets
WepurPnse all scaSons, to keep such assorento Of
CHINA, Glass. ouEENSNY-AIR- HOUSE K STEAM R0AT
Furnishing Goods hand that viii be most likely ut
the Of uL who with theEpatTonaCe.
Our Rooms spacious afoTlng facilities unsurpassed
the West exhibit goods TO advantage, and aside from
Retailing packing department shall continue
keep and original paekaEes of asserted
adapted section Of country and the West
which viii be offered small advance the cost
iOnunected with this house, Is FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY hence Country Merchants rely upon
saving the carriage from the East this point, By buying
- .IIf..#t-z- l5 II - I J. x. DUSHANI 4 CO., i
lmh14 No.I15MaIn st., between Monroe Unlonsts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
l0Poor oId UnoIe Ned q. D

Poor Old Uncle Ned. n -
"And he had no wool on the top OF hfJ head =
ON the place where the WOOL ought to grow" -dH
THERE are some folks HoWss same lapdenta
i bleh with Uncle Ned. They Tnaysbah change their
song ofwoe to Of rejOicis II they viii only use the
means which Art ofers to Nature,-to mid her.
RmerS0n3B- Hair ReStoentiYe, scr =
rs we'll known 6hdJ valuable HAIR Tonic Tlere are
those in Wheeling who testify PpYerin preventing
the loss s hair, and in restoring uxurant growth
!hrqggh Otherwise theair had
fallen out. .-,. =. -.
ira y ssstss " sgfsH u TIL LOGAN 4. Co.,
decl1 Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
New Music.

JUST iSsuEDIebnore PolEa, joy that thou art Free
e Write TO very oiten ON the nOrer Of s;rearuIet,
We're All fond OF Kissing, Juani;n fwanta) Evening
Bell Natural Dridss seettlaeh, NIasnrka dee TraInean
fAiTy Schotseh. Keepsake SehOtseh. Franklin Waltz,
Peabody Polka Annie laurie WsiiE, Church Hill Watz
9rtnde Polka, Spring Hover SehetiIse PeFsan Dance.
For sale by J. &. WILSON & CO..
my9 y 81 Monroe ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
THIRD SUMMER STOCK.

BEG leave inform the public that have just returned
i the East with THIRD SUMMER STOCK,
sstng Of Lawns, BeTBges, M1ntillas. ect. ti -ts
especial attention TO stock Of Straw and GeA-
pOan Bonuets Of every descriptions both plain and fancy
which shall sell cheaper than they have been sold yet
this season. tl L l'ff,
Bonnet Ribbons, which purchased large quantity
and which confident the largest stock
Wheeling, IshA seess than they hve been sold this
season. By calling will yourself the fact
that seal them 2J cent. less than other House.
AlSo 900 dog. Ruehes, which inviiethe
the Trade as will sell cheap any JobhIg House
East; only buyinE from Manufactures and I"poTerS
Also 400 doz of those cheap I2c MItts the great
cot bargains sold in Wheeling 5s8Tf5f1a Vi
worth IKE. = ms 49, - - =
AsS, 500 Ofthose cauars and which cheap
at l2SS. 5f5 l+=-i..s- ~.
latest designs call especial attention. l2ln't - l
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would do
well TO cltRs have many Auction bargains which
I,shaIf sell cheap tue Trade. ISAAC PRAGER, ~
Nog1Q9 Main Sk.Jgis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
FULTON HOUSE.

WaSh1nSton, Ia.
TIVE dsrsigned having tcased this known no. -
tel, and having thoroughly RENTED it, takes this
Opportunity Of presenting It's claims the travelling
community He has secured the services Of obIF
furnished with the best the The stnblin
the most extensive IN the county and N attended
full iostlefs. ~
The aoat dliggn attention will be given TO insure the
comfort, and to cater the all Who become
Guests No pains expense VIII be spared 20 make this
cornEoFtabe home for all who either pemRneny
temporarily extend their patronage to It. sl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
DIRECTIONS

{" C1TAWpI BRANDY Distilled from Catawba Wine
5trictIy pure; fer rasIJeaI pnTposes nnrtVaIled.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
Wheeling High School

TINE Subscribers themselves for the ut
i pose ofoPening Classical and Mathematical School IN
Wheeling It their intention make II In every respect
equal 20 the best Acaiees and High Schools in our
Pupils viii be prepared to any class in College,
engage in the active persUts of lie. Tie OF
studies VIII embrace the English, Latin, Greek, French,
and spCnis languages, and aiu course OF Mathematics
The Principals have had ample experience In teaching In
various Academies and graduates OF two Of the best
Institutions in the United States and fpTuh satsac
tory Testimonials and references. yfs4f ef.74sf
The Military Feature viii he introduced far have
daily drill which viii b. found OF great advantage In Civ
guisT exercise to e pupils and Improving their
HTaEc. :
School will be opened the 4E Of March and close
for the summer Vacation on the 9Th Of July. Due nOIre
viii be given Of the location Of the school
For the present, the Principals be 1t the Mure
House, where application be made for further Informal
tion. e 80 H. J.R JONES, =, -
J. a= 't- - 9. Of the Va. Military Institute.
.9ta stif t't-t ~ CHARLES TICKER, A. NJ, y
Ifeb33-tf of Princeton College, n. J.. {.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27
REFERENCE !,

Ha4eroit Beaver Co.. phiIaicI pha; Wood, Bacon oo
Phiia.; Deal aIigan Chs Pha.i ETNnS So
PhIa Morris HRlIoWell Co PhilAi Caleb cope 9 So
Phia: william n. Brown Co.. Phlla John IL Brown So
Phia; Raigns Brother CO.. Phla; Leyick BFotaer
eron New York; Mccurdy Aldrich Spencer y. y
parks Esa strubenville, Ghio William Price &son. Smith
arld Ohio Craig CLARK, Washington Ohio: 4 j.. H.
Dick Meanwhile Ps Brsthsrson saetsfee
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

.1.-5l1f3 To IOUSEhEIPEHS. - .,,'sff- &
STORE and for sale. reduee prices the folio wing
articles, viz: Plate Warmers styles and plain;
Coal Vases ave sets; Piye Stands OF different quRes.-
Also Feners, Ash Pans Coal scuttles Toilet sets Stop
Buckets Cake snice and Boxes Trays, Corn pop.
Hearth BrooS assorted sizes, Table, Coe and Tea
Mats, Chag and Vegetable DISHES, Plated Spoons and
Forks Of the best quality; Clothes Travelling and Cap Ba
Of VARIOUS pattcfns Irons, ince CATERS,
and various other articles useful House Keepers.
4FF5 ri WSI. HEBURN
deet5 No. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

lWALKfIN, GENILE.IEN!
TAKE II Informing friends and and
ceived my Spring aud stock Cloths Casseres
and Yestlngs together with au assortment OF Gents
nlShing Goods. . t-t-s-. = r. y Il .s1I,sI
stock has been with great care from the best
New YorkAnd PHILADELPHIA markets. The styles are
neat, and to quality they second none being
very best and which make up
der and at short notice. in the latest approved
style and best manner. -f4ss - tlIlffs7,,l
"A good at guaranteedi in all cases sale, by
-siss,-si J. H. STALLAIYN, Merchant Tailor, g ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

i,yTri .lttss1S AID cHiLnRRsss WORK. i,...5t
500 pair misses boots and shoes Of every v,,,,,
1000 ehiidren'sdo do do DO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

z 5ss,l-tif. AL ,JOI3Si JC1BSl I:l.f 81 7--r
1ORINTS-9 cases Briggs and RichmOnds Prints that,I
Il ways selhana levS, at to &c. lp nqlATl9' = -i
n % ps I'D wide ChinEE worth 2nc, at 12b.
o eases 6inRhhnis Of supcTor quality and fast COLOR
t ataleYy-8 very great bargain,
tChally few thousand yards OF beautiful n.
Lains on hne ohally Claths, such as We so!dataS,t
} 81 cts, from Oto he.
Pine bro. SiHslns, Worth1 IL st GHe-at = ifa 81. 40
an2s STONE L THOMAS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

! sau5Hlnf09 lfFIULR lnFIOURl
1( AIMS Flouri Select Ehts As''
$50 BarreS Extra and Sbpef assorted brahns, 4.
% Bqshels Rresh Corn Meal. jus, reeeITSG eRN
in0x2e-Sts{ al iff7sf-ff is No 90 Main SIetI-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-09-27

LIZ OA6 sAduI6S!
TTTEhaVe Just received, at the sign ofte big rea
w most beautiful gSnd coRpletB assortment oTisss
misses aud children Shoes pFeaentedn iris
50 PairlHaes Phiedelnh 9aiters; = A''--
s aSo y dS dc SS I sIilhBsr H..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

terest, but in a spirit Of christian benevo
| lence towards felow-men wherever their 10
may be cast. Our diplomacy should be di
| rect and frank-neither seeking to Obtain
more, nor accepting less, than is our due
We ought TO cherish sacred regard for the
independence OF all nations, and never at
tempt to interfere in the domestic concerns
Of any, unless this shall be imperatiyclv re-
quired by the great law Of se!f-preseryation.
To avoid entanglng alliances, has been a
maxim of our policy ever since the DAYS OF
Washington, and it's wisdom no one will at.
tempt to dispute
1t is our glory that, while othe. nations
have extended their dominions by the sword,
we have never acquired any territory except
by fair purchase, or, as in the case of Texas,
by the voluntary determination of brave,
kindred and independent people to blend
their destinies with our own.--Even our ac-
quisitions from Mexico form no exception
Unwilling to take advantage Of the fortune
of war against republic, we purchase these
possessions under the treaty of peace for 4
sum which was considered at the time fair
equivalent. Our past history forbids that
We should in the future territory, unless this
be sanctioned by the l1ws of justice and
honor. Acting on this principle, 10 nation
will have a right to interfere OF to plain,
if, in the progress Of events, We shall still
further extend or posse es5ions, Hitherto,
in our acquisitions, the people under the
protection of the American flag have en-
joyed civil and religious liberty, a. o ell as
equal and just laws, and have been content
ed, prosperous and happy. Then. trade
with the rest CT .hc v~crli has rapidly In
creased, and thus every commercial nation
has shared largely in their successful pro-
sress. shall now proceed to take the oath
prescribed 10y the constitution, whilst hum
bly, invoking the blessing Of Divine Prov
dence on this great people.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14
THE POOR MANS GRAVE.


No sable pail, no waving plume,
No thousand torch lights to illumc,
No parting glance no heavenly tear
Is seen to fall upon the bier.
There Is not one of kindred clay
To watch the coffin on its way,
No mortal form, no human breast
Cares where the pauper's dust may rest.
But one deep mOurner follows there,
Whose grief Outlives the funeral PRAYER;
He does not sigh, he does not weep,
But will not leave the sOdless heap.
'Tis he who was the poor mans mate,
And made him more content with fate
The ineherel dog HAT shared his crust,
Is all that stands besides his dust
He bends his listening head as though
He thought TO hear that voice below:
He pines 10 hear that voice so kind,
And wonders why he's left Behind
The sun goes down, the night is come,
He needs no food-he needs no home,
But stretched along the dreamless bed,
With doleful howl calls back the dead
The passing gaze may coldly dwell
On all that polished marbles tell
For temples built on churchvard earth
Are claimed by riches more than worth,
But who would mark with undinmed eyes,
The mourning dog that starves and dies;
Who would not ask, who would not crave,
Such love and faith TO guard his grave:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

Father Taylor, o. the Boston Seaman's
Chapel. furnishes as many good thing for
the papers as any other man. The other
Sunday, in the midst of his sermon, hecall-
ed an old salt TO order, who was walking out
of meeting 'Ay, ay, Sir" responded
Jack, "I'll be back in the twinkling of a
marling- spike; I've only got to get rhy
rrop"
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4 queer case Of absence Of mind is going
the rounds, that happened to a riolinist at
an evening party where he was invited to
play. After having played great many
tunes. a lady, one Of the company present,
asked him il he could play certain difficult
air, whereupon, having tried in vain to recall
it 10 his memory, he turned round win
great composure, and said, "Wlli the iaoy
please to whistle it:"
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Judge not the sfofk,ng o! the brain
And Of his heart thou canst not soc;
What looks to thy dim eyes . stain,
In Gods pure light may only DO
A scar brought from some well.won field
Where thou wouidot only faint and yield.
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Corner Nfia q. tOlrlaJas StS-Nrs. old stand
MISS SARAH AVERY
LII respectfully inforrn the ladies Of Ottawa and
~ vicinity that have just returned from New crh
with the latest styles Of MILLINERY consist
ing in part Of fret class Hats, Ribbons Flow er
p;In.l and Dress Caps. Also, splendid lot OF Bridal
Wreatis. frorl one TO SIX ho''ars' a '"' " "
Hosiery. OIcra Foods &c, &c ~
NJ object in going Ncv York to purchase Millinery
is ;iIis Ia the Tst pace pay ca down l"T N! "po
can bgy che,.,cr tan those buy in Chicago. can
get later fashion. aud I:cr si.gs can sell better
article of cheaper and consequently can oner IN
Iucecnts 70 the ladies of Ottawa equal 70 any eastern
City.
Ladies please cal! and my stock and nattcr my
self You will not lie DISAPPOINTED. ~ ,,,
oc2S SANAh Az ff.i'
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The sugar cane cuttings brought BY the
brig Belief prove nearly worthless, sot more
than one boz out Of sir being 5000.
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when you happen to have no dinner' and
no money to buy one, just SIT down and
read cookery book. Capital feast OF ina
'einaticn, that. y