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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17
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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17

1 Not long since, a you,b, older in wit
Than in years after being catechised concern
ing the power of Mature, repli sd-"Ma, I
think there is one thing Nature can't do.'--
"What is il ?" eagerly inquired the aston-
ished mother. She can't make Bill Jonos'
mouth any bigger without setting his ears
back.n
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NUMBER 22.
.,y,vE. HONOR, AND OBEY.

~
Promise 10 love why, woman thinks
To love privilege, not a task;
II thou wilt truly take my heart,
And keep Il, this is all | ask.
Honor thee ! yes, II you will live
A life Of truth and purity; y
When have seen thy worthinere,
canno. choose but honor thee.
Obey! when | have fully learned
Each want and wish 10 understand,
iii learn the wisdom 10 obey,
II thou hast wisdom 10 command.
So II I fail to live with ihas -
10 duty, love, and lowliness,
IT'S ria,ufe'e fanlt. or ihinq, or both: -
The gfeater must control tho less.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17

" Simpson says the ladies do no. set their
CAPE for the gentlemen any more; they spresd
their hoops.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-06-17

y BsAutY, devoid Of grace, is mers
hook without the bait. r., .ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

CoTToN FROM AFRICA.-The message &C
Gov. Benson, of Liberia, is published in the
New York papers, and is attracting consider
able attention on account Of the important
fact announced by the Governor, that Africa
may become a rival to America IN the pro-
duction of raw cotton. The Governor says
it is unquest;onable that the interior tribes
manufacture hundreds Of thousands Of yards
of domestic cloths annually, which must
consume scyoTa! million pounds OF raw cot
ton; thousands Of these cloths, through
much difficulty. figd their way down to the
seaboard aunuai'y; but If the communica-
ton was h.'F. "ror, and they could be as
surcd OF 9 sac transit, ana were encouraged
by discreet and ii.!uer';-.! agents to increase
the cultivation Of HAT useful article, in a
very fvw years millions Of pounds would be
brought down ANNUALLY and exported, as also
would otLcr valuable commodities. The
President ia i.ks t! t Legislature will pardon
him for bong So sansuiac and apparently
enthusiastic upon his subject, when he in
forms tacai dat he can we'll remember when
not thousand gallons Of palm oil were 10
be bought anrual!y on tie entire line Of the
coast 600 niles between Shebar and Cape
Palmas, but by encouragement the trade has
ton OF a million OF gallons
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

TRUMBULL AND THE INDIANA SENATOR'S
II will be observed, by our Congressional re-
cord, that the moment the credentials of one
of the lately elected Democratic Senators
from Indiana were presented in the U. S.
Senate, Mr.. Trumbuil sprang to his feet and
objected to his being sworn. This was cha
racteristic of the man, and shows his tho
rough dcmagogue character. The objection
urged by Mr.. Trumbull against Mr. Fitch
was that be had been elected under precise
ly the same circumstances with Mr.. Harlan,
of Iowa yet the Democrats in the Senate
had not only allowed Mr.. Harlan to be sworn,
but to retain his seat over year before ne
was ousted, and (what more than all shows
the dcmagoguism and Inconsistency of Mr..
i-,) he supported Harlan's right to retain
his seat TO the last moment But the case
of the Indiana Senators and that of Harlan
are entirely different. In the Iowa case a
majority Gf the Senate was not present at
the election, but in Indiana, majority Of
both Houses was present, 10 wit: &c Senat-
ors ont of 80, and 60 Representatives out of
100 Had the Indiana Senator been Black
Mr. Trumbull would have been
found just as prompt to move and vote in
favor of his being sworn, as he was to OBJ
ject TO Mr.. Fitch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

DEATH At SFRiNGFIELD.-J. E. Ortiz. As
sistant Expressing Clerk of the House, died
suddenly at Springfield on Saturday night,
Of congestion of the lungs. The correspon-
dent OF the Chicago Press says, "Mr. Q. was
in the Hall Of the House OH Friday morning.
and on Saturday night at o'clock he was
corpse. He was cosiincd 10 bed only about
twenty -four hours. He leaves wife and
two young children TO mourn their bcreave-
ment. He was about thirty-fve years of
age. All agree that he was very worthy
man, and his praise is in every mouth. He
was the Democratic candidate for Repre-
sentative in White county; but was beaten
by Mr.. Whiting, American, who was elected
by thirty-four majority.
This disease-congestion of the lungs
prevails here to some extent among men,
bers and visitors. Messrs Chattield and
Blades, Of the House, are both confined to
their rooms with it at this time. Otherwise,
l believe, the city is comparatively healthy"
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The Flood at the East.

The Susquehanna river rose on Monday
at Harrisburg Is feet, and the ice gorged t
miles below town aud was piled up on the
railroad twelve feet. The Schuylkill also
rose some twelve feet, doing much damage
OF Reading, &c The Delaware rose fifteen
feet at Easton, flooding part of the town
feet, washed away several houses at Lam
bertville, and foundry at Trenton.
At Albany, n. Y, the damage on Monday
was estimated at 81, OOo, 900. All day the
CITY was in state of the utmost excitement.
The water reached point three feet higher
than was ever known before. The water
flowed through Broadway, from the Ex-
change TO the Delavan House, flooding the
stores and filling the cellars. The people in
the lower part of the city had barely time
to escape with their lives. Large droves of
swine and cattle stabbed at the distileries in
the lower part Of the city were drowned,
and in the midst Of the excitement and con-
fusion fire broke out in the submerged
ION q, ssadding tSthe terror Of the scene,
The Ohio river broke up at Cincinnati on
Friday, and the rise coming as suddenly as
everywhere else, dozen or more Of steam
ers were crushed and sunk. Similar disas-
tiers are noted all down the river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

ACKNOWLEDGMENT it takes the Spring
field dailies about week to reach Ottawa,
We are obliged 10 make up most Of our legis-
lative record from the clear, and g(but for
their political bias excellent reports of the
correspondent of the Chicago Press, whose
language we frequently borrow, but find it
inconvenient to give the proper credit as we
proceed. We tried a correspondent at the
beginning of the session, but his letters were
SO long reaching US as to be useless. BY
the present arrangement, we get good enough
reports in reference to all business of pub
lie and general nature, but arc unable to
keep track Of our local bills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
nay your Goods at the New
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,

one door soutt Of 6. L. 7Eompsors's Drug Store, Of
tara, NiH0is.
TIE goods buyers OF this city and surrounding coun
try viii find their call this etablsh-
examine the goods and prices before purclas
ing elsewhere they VIII certainly % TO 30 cents
a dollar This stock just opened) is entirely new
and fresh from large Clothing Mandatory, No PA
West Pratt Street Baltimore and offers inducements IN
selections which older stocks OF shopworn goods cannot
present. This is undoubtedly the best general assort-
men: Of Ready Made Meas and Boys Clothing, and
Gentenen's Furnishing Goods in La Sale County, and
equal any in the State and OF neishbors
when enq1red Of by do not know that there is
new store town. you will please looS for the sign Of
the times recently uu:red the breeze Of popular "a
ror on which plainly written, "EAsTEEy CLoTHIsG
House. OF WOLF, BERGMAN x Co."
Kew arrivals every week during the season.
Country Merchants requested give call for
it will their interest, will sell at Eastern
wholesale prices. loc4I WOLF, BERGMAN CO.
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Notice the advertisement of Prof Wood
No doubt by the number of certificates, this
Is the most reliable article Of the klnd offer
ed to the public. There is nothing so beau
uful as luxuriant, glossy hair, and who
would suffer Meirs for few >dimes to be-
come grey or fall Off: Old maids and bache
Iors, read and rejoice that your lots have
been cast in land where science and art
have combined to keep you from being bald
or grey headed Married people, read and
remember-you soon may be enjoying sim
gle blessedness again, and need the assist
ance Of Prof Wood Errybo}y, turn and
read- Wabash LLad.l Journal febl<-2w
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Illinois Stock Importing Association

Vt a called meeting Of the Illinois Stock
Importing Association, held on the ID inst.
the following gentleman were appointed
agents to visit Europe and purchase stock
for the Association: Hon. II. c. Johns. Jas
y. Brown, and Henry Jacoby-Ellio.t Ste
yenson being appointed as alternate in the
event OF q vacancy.
a committee, consisting of E.. B. Hit
Stephen Dunlap, James d. Smith. Robert
Pollock, Joseph S,ockdale and VIM. Brown.
appointed to report instructions to govern
the agents in the selection, purchase and
importation of stock for the Illinois Stock
Importing Association, reported as follows
lst That about four-fifths Of the capital
stock, less its proportion of expenses, be in
vested in the purchase Of cattle
ID. That of cattle, not more than one.
third males be purchased; the ages of cattle
to be purchased TO be left Discretionary with
agents, recommending in the main, the pur-
chase of young stock, of good size, bone,
constitution and carriage. The agents are
directed to purchase complete set of the
English Herd Book, and to pay particular
attention TO pedigree and purity Of blood.
Sd. That about one-fifth Of the capital
stock Of the association. less its proportion
of expenses, be invested in horses, sheep
and hogs.
4th. That the agents be directed to pur-
chase one stallion of fox hunting stock,
Nhoroughbred) say 16 hands high, with
good bone and muscle, and fine range of
neck and also to purchase one thorough
bred mare Of same stock, with colt by her
side or in foal.
9Th. That the agents purchase, at their
discretion, from ten to twenty hogs, and
G. Syran fvyh aoI 1c.
9th. That If the agents shall deem it best,
they can purchase a fine roadster stallion
adapted to all work, if to be had at a reason
able price. ft ....n
7th. That the agents can nse their disere-
ton as to buying one or more jacks
On motion Of j. T. Smith,
Resol5ea, That upon the return of the
agents to Illinois, the Association be called
together and that the agents report there
the result Of their agency.
Resolced, That the thir.. article of the As
ISOLATION De so amended as to read-Tne ca
ptal stock of the Association shall not be
less than $40, 600 nor more than $4,000.
On motion of Hon. II. G. Johns,
eRtsol,ed, That the agents appointed to
select and purchase stock for this Associa-
ton shall receive no compensation for their
services, but that their necessary and proper
expenses shall be paid out of the funds of
the Association. f.. gg,
Resolred, That the stockholders pay to the
Treasurer the balance due on the amount of
their subscription by the Goth of April. That
the Treasurer and Secretary be authorized
to confer with tho Sangamon County Agri,
cultural Society. and procure the fair grounds
for the accommodation of the stock on its
arrival from Europe. IL
Resolrcd, That the papers friendly to the
cause be respectfully invited to publish tho
Of this meeting. ,.,i .ir. & sd
asa:' - -. S. N. BRows, Pres't.
G. W. CnArrERToN, .Sec'ry. 4, I'd ii aoeJ
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DIED-On the morning Of the 18th Of January, 1851.
the residence o. John p. MeCaa, Esq, Mr. VILLA
z. HAEDISS a citizen o! Ottawa, Illinois.
While Yet in the bloom Of youth and manhood, Con
SUMPTION destroyer, seized upon his vtais
ceased prey upon him until il brought him thus early
10 his grave.
It may be of consolation TO his friends, TO
tia; he had the attention Of the best medical skill,
asd the kind regard Of those around him. during his
last illness true there mothers hand smooth
his dying pillow, but all that stranger hands could d.
done. May thy spirit res! in peace dear HARDING.
-BdtoH Rouge (Ld) cOzset.
AtLi> residence in Ophir La Sale cs, H. the 1lth
inst, Mr. DCDLEr -PuELrs, aged G5 years.
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FOREIGN NEws.-Thc latest arrivals from
Europe, (up to January 24th from LIVERPOOL
bring so little news, that we have not deem
ed in worth while to copy the telegraph
dispatches at length. The latest intelligence
from China is to the effect that the Govern or
Of Canton continued obdurate; that the
British had taken and destroyed the French
Folly Fort; that the Chinese had set fire to
the factories, and that all the Houngs were
destroyed. The Oriental and Mercantile
Bank had been burned. 1t was reported
that the Smelling of Canton had commenced
just before the departure Of the mail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

Rock RIVER BADGES SwEPr AwAY-ORE-
CON, Dixon, CoMo. AND SrERLiNG.-A cosres-
pondent at Dixon, under date, Feb 8, writes
us the following: Speaking of rivers, we
have one out here (Rock River) much higher
than it has been for eight years, and Still
rising. j understand part Of the bridge
at Oregon is gone. The new free bridge
Just below Dixon has been raised some
eight feet up from the ground, and as soon
as the ice moves it must certainly 20. The
new bridge at Sterling has been carried
away, and the railroad bridge at Como also.
Should the ice go ont of the river with the
stage of water, it would no. leava single
bridge across it of any kind. A great many,
houses on the flats along the river flooded
and forsaken- Chicago Pres. = ! -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

Snow BIEAD.-We find the annexed para
graph in one Of our exchanges. 1t is Curl
Gus, if true:
All persons, where snow abounds, are not
perhaps aware OF the value of the feecy
cakes in making light, delicious and whole
some bread. Ihre is no raising" in the
world so perfectly Physiological as good,
fresh, snow: it raises bread or cakes as the
best yeast or the purest acids or alkalies.
while it leaves no faint or fermentation like
the former, nor injurious neutral salt like
the latter. Indeed it raises by supplying
atmosphere wherewith to puff up the dough,
while the other..methods only supply ardonic
acid gas. ..-e - RI
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ed Of bridges, and accounts Of damage along
its whole length reach us daily, but VIC have
no room for particulars. Most Of the rail-
roads in the State are also at a stand still on
account Of the loss of bridges, culverts, &c.
From all we can geather, the food was
equally sudden and disastrous on the Kan
kakee, Oplain, Rock River, and all the
larger streams in the State, and for a month
VIC shall probably not hear the end Of the
disasters. " -.
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BLACK IL COLES
FUR N ITURE
A NEW FIRM IN IT AVA.

sht undersigned having purchased the Furniture H.
80 adjustment OF Messrs. Gib.on Bro are .dIin,,
es, &c. N's' "a'uass-
One OF the new firm being a practical m.cba,i. -
arc prepared to manufacture largely hand for our o.,
retail trade, and are, therefore enabled to varran, go
WORK TO be well made and Of good materials
nave now the best assortment of both Eastern
western Furniture. &c, brought to this market
purchased directly from the manufacturers which .na
Dies US to sell at Chicago prices consisting in part Of
sofas OF the latest New York and Boston patterns Blu
feaus OF all descriptions, from the plain Walnut 10 the
pest Italian Marble Top; Book Gases, Writing Desks
hnchen Cupboards Safes, Sinks, &c, always on hand
or made 10 order; Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut
frame Looking Glasses; Whitewood and Walnut
edsteads at very low prices also, Walnut, Cherry Ma
hosany and >iape Beiseads Of new and beautiful pat
terms and very hne ornameBted and enammeled cham
Der suits Of the latest style Maple top Mahogany and
Walnut Center Tables also Breakfast Dining Extension
and Side Tables six doz. assorted Mahogany Spring
Seat Chairs doz assorted Cottage Flag seat CO doz
assorted Maple and fancy Cane seat doz fine article
Ladies Walnut Dining and Oak Tea Chairs, 2 doz. do.
with Carpet seats, few very fine Rosewood Rush seat
also 90 doz common wood seat assorted Chairs part
which were made expressly to order.
As We intend TO DO business the cash principle,
will be able buy and sell at the lowest cash prices and
therefore, hope all who wish to get anything in line
will give u call before purchasing elsewhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

TTos. y. HURLyI's SAEsAPARILLA-Th
most eminent physicians Of the present day
esteem the ingredients OF which it is com
posed as the most valuable and efIicacious
that can be given for the following maladies,
viz: Scrofula, in all its forms; diseases OF
the skin, eruptions, De; rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases Of the Lungs,
TO counteract the destructive effects Of mer
curry, Caneerous Affections, Jaundice, Uy-
pertrophy, or Enlargement Of the Heart,
Palpitation and Trembling in the region Of
the Heart and Stomach, Scurvy, Cholera,
or ST. Vitus' Dance, Neuralgia, and all d.
scases arising from an impure state Of the
blood. --Nercastie Gdzette.
For sale by every extensive apothecary.
Sold in Ottawa by ID. Walker & Co.
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La Sale County Bible society.

The Annual meeting or the Ia Sale Go. Bible Society
will be held at the Brick Church. OTTAWA at O'Clock r.
NJ, on the 20th of February
Mr. AAAsA LORD will be present to report the Bible
cause generally, and addresses will be made by Rev NJ
X. WmrTLEsEY, Rev. Henry w!urrLE, and Prof. isaac
STONE.
The Bible is only tue Erangelizcr Christians and
Christian Phanthropists with all others interested or
unnterested and all wo viii, earnestly urged
come OUT and let counsel to help forward this, IT,.
greatest and best of all causes feb7
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vastation among the hogs in the distilleries
at Milton and Carrollton, Ky. Several hun
dred have died at both places. The hogs
often die in half an hour after being attack
ed. The same fatality is attending them in
,ue neighborhood of Vernon, Ind. Sulphur
in their slOpsjs said to be beneficial.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

CAPT. WALKER.-The latest news from
Central America looks trife better for
Capt. Walker The report that he was sur
rounded at St. Georges proves to have been
totally unfoundcd, and he " as daily expected
at San Juan with sufficient force to retake
the place,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

New YORK SESAroR.-The Hon. Preston
King was, on Tuesday Of last week, elected
to the U. S. Senate by the New York legis-
lature, in place of Hon. Hamilton Fish-the
vote standing for King n, Daniel E. Sickles
SO, j. T. Headley 6.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14
chronological and Physiological Society

chronological and Physiological Society.
Meets in Nattnger's Hall Monday evenings, at 7
o'clock.
Subjects for next meeting:
Reading choice selections. Is
Address the combination OF Organs, BY Professor
Palmer. 81 g.
Charts and examinations usual.
Admttance free. DocroR MCNAMARA, Secretdry
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\ valuable remedy-Dyer's Healing Em.
brocation should be on hand in every house,
workshop and factory, to be applied in any
casualty that may require medical reme-
dy. Get the genuine.
Sold in Ottawa by q. L. Thompson and
\. S. Putnam.
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RATHER QUEER But TRuE.-January 9th,
death took from our office fine little Puppy,
to which our compositors were greatly
attached, and upon which they had bestow-
ed the cognomen, "Preston Brooks" As
the little fellow breathed its last, and tears
were almosts failing upon its lifeless body,
the remark was made that Hon. Preston S.
Brooks would dc as soon as the news should
reach Washington. Tae telegraph report
three days after, verified the prediction
Lir. Go. Ners.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

LAKE Disasters IN 1s56.-The Buffalo
Republic publishes full list of all the ship
ping destroyed on the lakes in 1856, value
Of cargoes, &c. The list shows the total loss
of steam and sail vessels in 1856 to have
been, in value, S., o3s, S74, being an increase
Of S241 ,035 over 1855. The total loss of
life in 1856 was 4O7, against 11s the year
before
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

NARRIED-on the iih met. the residence Of D. A
S-kel, Esq, in Detroit, by the Rev. Bishop McCoskry,
LDkESzo LEL,sD, Esq, and Mrs. NJ MALIBr HOES, both
Of Ottawa, Illinois.
A. the Ottawa House. in this city, the f2th inst
by A. B. Smith, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM g. READY, of sacra-
Inento City Cal, and Mis-. NANCY MURPHY, o. thi.
county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

The amount Of lands donated by the &C.
neral Government for schools, railroads, &c,
is 81, SCI ,4S3 acres.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-14

The export duty on coffee at Rio has been
raised from nine to eleven per cent.
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IrsTAREs YOU IN THE FACE-and all should know
that Dr. Eas.eriys Iodine and Sarsapara will all
diseases arising impure state Of the blood, viz
scrofua old Sores and letter &c. Dr. Carriers Cough
Basa will cure Coughs Colds, Asthma, Cons ump.ion,
and all affections Of the Throat Chest and Lungs DR..
Easterys Fever and Ague Killer viii cure Ague and Fe-
yer Is hours after taken. There ID mistake about
it. Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial VIII cure all Female
Complaints irregu,arity Of the Monthly Periods Dr.
Bakers Specific will all diseases OF the Genital Or
gans few dayst is the best remedy in the world FOR
diseases Of the Kidneys. The afflicted az vsed to
read the OF each of these medicines in
another column OF this paper They are sold by s.
PUTNAM Agen. for Ottawa febl4lm
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Illinois is the second State in the number
of enrolled withdrawing 257, APO and n.
York 337, 1875.
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Counterfeit SOS on the Oneida County
Bank, New York, are ahoat.