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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02
Another New Lumber Yard !!
Rev Lumber Yard.

GFedt attraction for Fdrnaers and Mechanics!
YUyIE best of Lumber offered in otta
u wa il ready for sale at the lumber yard of
b. r. POWELL& co formerly oocuf led by r. SIzER- 1t
comprises srge quantity Of dry clear Lumber, OF d
ferent thickness. Also all kinds Of common Lumber,
Pnery Shingles Lah Nails, Sash, Doors, in short,
thing necessary for n complete building. We feel conf
dent from acquaintance and connection with some Of
the largest dealers in Chicago, that offer better
inducements buyers than any other firm in the City.
Ottawa June %, 1851. B. X. POWELL co.
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THE LAW or JouRNALIsM.-The following.
from the London Times, concissly expressv
what has the force of common law amo.
journalists:
"No notice can be taken Of anon, -.
communications. Whatever Is intw d. .a'sus ~
insertion must be authenticated bv ths sOr
and the address of the writer: not nc ""1e
rily for publication, but o. :seeass.
his good faith. We cannot unds,s.sn dscntss of
turn rejected communieatio.s so re-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

JouN RANDOLPH OF RoANoKE.-In the
midst of one of his finest TRADES on the ex-
travagance of the then existing administra-
ton, and while the eyes and ears of the au-
dience in the outside of the Hall of Repre-
sentatives were riveted upon him with
breatnless attention, he suddenly paused a
few seconds, and as abruptly began,-"Mr.
Speaker, l have found the philosophers
stone!'-again he paused,-no man better
understood stage effect it is composed of
four words PAY AS YOU co."
He had been speaking for four hours os-
tensibly on the Panama mission, | think it
was, but actually travelled over everything
by and large, in the world, Illuminating and
ornamenting all that he touched, and giving
way for motion to adjourn, resumed his
speech on the next day. 1t was in the same
vein, a tissue of sarcasm and invective
against the President and his Cabinet, being
the string on which he fastened his pearls
and diamonds of every shape and color, but
all variegated, angular and brilliant. He
took occasion to refer to the Revolutionary
pensioners law, spoke of their number at
the close of the revolution, the large proper
ton left who were found to claim the benefit
of the act, and the increasing number Of
pensioners from year to year under its ope-
rations YESTERDAY, Mr.. Speaker, | told
ycu had found the philosophers stone. l
now tell you, sir, l have discovered the elir.
ir Of tts. Give man a pension and you
make him immortal. Nay, more, you raise
him from the dead"
His sarcastic force was usually felt in
some sting, brief, pointed, and generally en-
venomed After some illusions to Burr, he
once observed, Wilkinson, l forbear to
touch, let alone, handle. He is in the last
stage of putrefaction-touch him and he
falls to pieces"
Gen. VIM. Wadsworth, of tennessee, N.
York. used to relate an anecdOte, rather al
his expense, with considerable gusto. At
An early period in the settlement OF the
Genessee flats, he owned large tract OF
land on the opposite side of the river, while
the opposite side was owned by sQuaw
who disported in single blessedness, the
sole possessor of the domain. The General
Who was bachelor, and possessed swarthy
complexion, had occasion to pay his red
ne;phbor q visit. Talking on the affairs
| that specially interested them as reighbors,
| the former said facetiously:
"Now, suppose We unite these broad
tracts under one owner, and get married p
MMe tink um berry good notion" said the
naughty female. "but I get um husband,
me wants white man."
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Carriage Repository,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS'
NyHE ALyORD CARRIAGE MANU-
- ESl FEATURING COMPANY, thankful
E4rS1T2- for the patronage bestowed upon them
SI&-O 81 the past year. would announce that they
have on hand and receiving their mandatory
in Connecticut good assortment OF CARRIAGEs, CON
ssting in part Barrouches Rockaways Sliding Seat
top and no top Buggies various patterns Light Spring
Wagons. Concord Bugges &c all made of
Connecticut Lulber and in the most durable manner
Having had a long experience in the manufacture OF
CARRIAGES, feel confident that give entire
satisfaction in durability, workmanship quality, and
price. We invite all wishing to purchase call and
examine stock. AH trGrranted.
We have also a Shop connected With our Repository
for doing all kinds Of Carriage repairing at short notice.
and in the best manner. Store Main Street.
sep26-Cm* II wv. JONES. d1eDf
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New Picture Gallery.

gIVHE lovers nns aTs and the public generally are
II invited TO examine specimens exhibition st
the Rooms just opened the City Bank of
Eames Allen Co.. north sf tie ceuTt House. under the
supervisi0n of Mr. JAs- Nsksrox.
The undersigned having purchased the interest Of Mr.
NAasyss, In the above bunrss Il prepared TO fur
nIsh Absosypes in the highest style The ART warrant
I'D IN every instance 20 Satisfaction OF no charge
made The services Of Mr. Ns..sos been secured
for shorf tms, and those acquainted vh his skill VII
nesd farther fof getting truthful picture
. share Of the pablSc patronage Il solicited =
Ottawa, Ostehess. ISL. C.M- VAN DOREN.
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-. r,.nklin says: IF : man e%ptie. !.
his purse into bis beae' ~ W.
from him"
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KING. GILMAN Il Co

VXIOULD inform the farming community that they are
w ;saf,,,fac tur1ng superior CORN SHELIfh
AND HORSE POWER u.-ios had Il well tested the
past season. by numerous farmers ann s"~f
we are prepared speak advisedy OF Its merits ana
can refer to all who have used it for the proof OF what
other Machine in use All We ask is trial, being willing
for the Machine to stand upon its own merits
We are also manufacturing large horse powers and
threshers, of the most approved kind in use.
All kinds Of repairs done short notice and reasona-
bic terms. -~1 -..-,
sep19-tf KING, GILMAN CO.
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DESPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of Ottawa and vi
HI cinity that she has taken the rooms Daniel
Leahy's Boot store, Madison ST. few doors west OF
Columbus, Ottawa where she socits orders IN all tai
pertains to the Millinery Trade in the line oi Dress
Making. Cutting Fitting. &c Her stock OF -H,HsH"TV
Goods has been selected with much care and VIII BE-
found superior Having had thorough instruction aud
experience the business she Is confident OF being able
To yi-e u.rf-c. satisfaction. jun2.-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02

SENATOR DOUGLAS ~ PHILADELPHIA.-Late
last night Senator Douglas and his accom-.
plished and estimable wife arrived at the
Girard House from Washington, and nc
sooner was the fact known than an excellen,
military band serenaded him.
The area in Chestnut street in front oil
the Girard house was crowded. and loud
call for Mr.. Douglas having been made,
Daniel Dougherty. Esq, in few appropriate
sentences, introduced the Senator to the as
sembled multitude.
Senator Douglas then appeared on the
balcony, and, amid loud applause. stated
the broad principles of the Constitution,
upon which his conduct as regards the Kan
sas question had been based. He annunci
ated the opinion that the will Of the major
ity should rule, and his declaration was re-
ceived with great cheering. \ compliment
having been paid to him as "author Of the
Nebraska BILL" he declared that he was not
the author Of the great grinciple upon which
that measure was founded-that principle
was coeval with, and was part of, the Con-
stitution Of the United States. He depre-
Gated the idea Of hostility to the President,
or to his administration, and expressed his
belief that Mr.. Buchanan would prove emf
nently worthy of the high opinion formed
of him by the Democracy of Pennsylvania,
which had elected him to the high office he
now held.
Senator Douglas retired amid great ap-
plause, and then arose loud call for Col.
Forney, editor OF the Press, who responded
in a brief speech, declrring his inviolable
adherence to the great principle of the as
tendency of the majority. He concluded
by saying that Mr.. Douglas would remain
in the city (at the Girard House, this day,
and would be happy to see every citizen
who felt disposed to call upon him.
These agreeable proceedings terminated
at o'clock this morning, and we therefore
can only give this rapid sketch of them.-
Ph,la. Press, 25th.
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A. ~ SssSf~see If y. IT, ". dssasss, tsas OtkSsa.
Always ov ss,s sisrse suppy Of perpetual Roses and
~ sshs huds sf 0ovsrng hs1se planss EFsshey. To-
ssfo, Rhssasb, Cabhaee. psnss Sc, 4e, h thes
go, sz1 TseNsbBss u sD iiDds.i tuufl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-02
NEW ENGLAND BAKERY |!
G. ". SANECRD,

Bread. Cakes, and Crackers.
Or Hadison Columbus !IreSf, Ottfwr, Elisois,
rs prepared IN furnish q, the shorte,t notice,
- superior article of Sugar Soda, Boston, Butter
Water, Pic Mic, Wine, and Ginger Crackers, PHO, and
Navy Bread
AsI do business strictly Cash basis, and have eve
~ facility for Manufacturing enabled 10 sell as low
a > any other House ia the West.
All kinds Of Fancy ami Wedding Cake KEEP; constantly
hand and made to order Inoy29l c. W. SANFORD
Tobacco Il Cigar ls1nslf3C1Ory.
Or In Sill ST, one Ltyor .SsN,d Of Eibs0R &c Bo's.
g25HE subscriber would inform the public that he -
nuacturiEg and keeps on rs nd the best quality OF
Va. Chewing Tobacco sbuI Pipes. ac, at wholesale and
retail prices favorable Also, the best Of
Havana Laopera, Casssdoris. and other kinds OF Ci
Farmers vud o;aers who sncs. chew make
great saving by buying Of AZ Wholesale as can
sell better article, at less price than pediars
Please call my Mandatory, door ives; OF The
Post Oiice, anS see FOR yourselves.
Ottawa, Nov 10. G. H. SCHNEIDER
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MAIN STREET. MAREAET!
EETCHERlX. \ MATTHIAS

1ANlNG formed a Partn- rship in the butci-ring bu-
64 siness. solicit patronage at the above stand.
Beef Smoked Hams, Veal, Mutton Sausages Lard, Tai
low, Salt Pork. bacnnin short, every article belonging
to . we'll regulated Meat Market always hand.
JACOB KECHEkLY, mar 2ll ".
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New Heat Market.

OEEF, PORK, MUTTON, &c, &c, the best the country
ID produces. 20 he had at Sol D-sen's Neat Mar
ket, of Main and Columbus Streets in Cushmas
Old stand Of the Mansion House. The patronage Of
tie public j. respectfully solicited.
Ottawa, October 81. sol. DEGEN, Proprietor.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds of
Farming Implements and Machinery,
- UCH as Threshing and Eesping Machines, Power
- and hand Corn Shelters Tanning Mills, Hay Cutters,
Pows Iarrows Seed Drills Planters both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns, Ok Yokes and Bows, Axes, Haches, Shovels'
Spades, and Forks Also, the celebrated Sod and SUB
Soil Pows and great variety of others for breaking ana
stirring manufactured Lockport Joliet Norris Peru
and Palestine The Premium Star Corn and Cob Mil,
Garden and Fiei Seeds in all varieties new and gepu.
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure. -
Also large stool, of " Y Wagons which are now en-
route for Ottawa and will be for sale at the ASri-
cultural Store on La Sale st.
Grateful for former patronage solicit the continu
Of orders the present shall spare no
fort to make it an object for farmers patronage MY
goods all made Of the best material and by te most
Experienced worknen fmaraiI Y. W. CHAMBERLAIN.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
CsleID BrpId,
THE NEW YORK BAKERY
nv vrauErr up a 81 s,Sn~

SV3HE undersigned would respectfully inform the nta
i bitants Of Ottawa and vicinity that they now
prepared furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such Butter Soda, Lemon, Boston ADernea,
a. Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies &c, &c, in good variety. Confectionery Of the
choicest selection, constantly hand. Al kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order.
The subscribers having spared pains expense In
fitting up wagon FOR the convenience and accommOda
OF their the public generally,
able furnish anything in their line those Who de-
sire. Thos. wishing the New York Wagon call daily,
will please send ;lrc. orders the v T. Bakery 20
In. Post Office.
S1F Remember the place, in HossacE's Bioet, next
door Of the Meat Market. Main Street send in
your orders, and they viii receive prompt attention
to- "
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NiILLIN Ell; Y .
MISS MINER

MOULD inform the ladies OF Ottawa and vicinity,
w that she has received her stock of SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS. all Of which have been selected
with great and she will be happy to have ladies' call
and examine them, whether they wish to purchase
not
She hopes by strict attention N business, and ion
prs,as. To- merit liberal share Of patronage apIi
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+. ID. SWEETSER,
Sickle & File Manufacturer

4 Ii kinds of REAPER SICKLES, for Grass or Gram
"A made to order. OLd Siclle3 citt and repair-
ed Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
pledge myself to do work. which for quality and price
shall defy competition. sS~ ALL OF MY WORK Is WAR
Ctsh pdidtor old Files. Old Files re-et and ,car-
rdnted.
Bells Mil, opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa, La
Sale Co., Illinois. oc3-u
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Nj i l. l. 1 n Z II :
MISS FORD

rs now receiving fine s-iecsim Of MILLINERY
GOODS for the Fail and Winter Trade, her
in Bassnett's building opposite the Mansion House
Grateful her patrons for the past, she socits
iinuance Of their patronage.
cleaned
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StOne StOnP FOf SaTf
ME now offer at our new quarry. two miles north of
w Joliet and within three hundred feet Of the Hi
nois and Michigan Canal all kinds of Bubble, Building,
Fisgging and Dimension Stone, from inches in
thickness up thirty inches and Of size, COLOR and
quality surpassed by in the State.
All orders for Stone, either dressed in the rough to
be shipped by canal rail. viii he promptly attended
and furnished at prices TO please the purchaser
ANDERSON, SPENCER CO.
JAS. G. SPENCER, A. BJrGHTEfING,
L BIRD>EII, ALEX. ANDERSON.
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.Ur>. SfOIey
Millinery and Dress Maxi ing.
Mrs. CRDIEY

TAS removed to the rooms over Mr. Leahy's Boo
i L Store, opposite Cook { GIoyers Law Office Nshi
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C. l.. THOMPSON,

Drugs, PateHt Jisdieines, P.fints OILS, Tarnishes
Dus Stssfs. DE, DE.
Betveen Glover & Cooks and Reddick's Block.
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DI. =. tSUCAyAZY. Hun

IIAvING Just returned to this Oity from Europe,
where he has visited the important institutions
OF m-ica learning, offers hi- services TO the public.
Particular attention pail to Cnronie diseases
OHice-fr-t floor D. Walkers Drug store, in Me-
frn-loritan Hall ElidinE. mar.
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e.. HARD. VI.
r. Ii. HOYT.

Otfsftrd, Illinois.
Nffce at his Drug store. on La Sale street
Residence with Dr. Hard, Of Madison and Gin
tor streets sep i5-y
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Trte5yzHEer end .Ss>cei>r-it 4. Fos,er's old s.HAd
S'-il SIT Of "a Gorrt Horse S9Har>, Ot:auG.
"ATCH work Thoroughly done and warranted.-
w Clocks repaired at the shors@-t notice CIocks
Watches. and Jevelry for sale cheap D-c *
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GsrmdH Druggist and ipO,ieerry,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL)
Importer Of German Drugs. French Cogniac Brandies
Wines, &e &c- third door Of the Post Office, Main
Street. Ottawa. III. my:1-Iy"
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Particular attention given to surgery .
ofFc. in Gibson Brothers new block. La SAIL
one door south Of Black Coles Furniture Store
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DOCTOR MCNAMARA

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
rlee fsrd door trest Of Oftd'rd Brnk, Main Street,
OTTAWA- ILLS
H G.. wouid respectfully call the attention OF NOSE
suffering Chronic Diseases particularly Scr o.
fall White swelling Salt Reum, Eruptions Of the Face
ind SKIN cald Head, Old Sores, and all diseases arising
from impurities OF the blood
Also, DeioTmi.s, Curvatures. and Diseases OF the
spine Distortions OF the Feet Contracted Limbs, Stiff
Joints, &c.
Cancer treated uron an entirely principle, and
, bs-s uueouaisd
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-02-10

was more Of nciyl.borlood quarrel than 70.
Etical one. There Was but one life lost. There
have been some arrests Of Judges, de-, in the
Territory perhaps more for effect than other
wise. 81 - # &
Cato and Calhoun, have made their exit
from the Territory. There are great excuses
on both sides. l minglc with both from time
to time, sec dark shades on either hand
kcontz, pro-slavery man, was dccoycl from
his house few evenings since and krrtally
murdered. (Sui posed 10 have been done by
Free State men, I feel in hopes no general
collision of a serious nature will t,kc place.
Cur winter has bccn very mill scarcely
amy ice has formed. Boats ceased but a few
days to make their trips mp. Frcigh.s are
high, 200 :, 80 per cwt from st. Louis. Flour
is yet worth 81 so per sack, meal 81 per bushcl
oats 75c, potatoes 81. ii your surplus was
here, it would find a market.
shall spend the summer at McGregor l re-
sumo, ar at least from June find the coun.
try here generally good, but not as well adapt.
cd to agricultural purposes as Northern Iowa.
am going to take little excursion in the
extreme south part Of Kansas. Ii l have any
thing Of interest in my tour, I may advise YOU
thereof
Yours Respectfully,
DIV. LYONS.
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for the North Iowa Times
GOOD-BY. -,.. aas
EY TMMA r. BARRETT.

How many fond memories cluster around the
word, how many emotions are awaken Mt ita
sound. Memo RIGS VIC had thought were dead,
come crowtling thickly upon US. fearful part
ings arc hallowed by the word. H.. -,
G"od.by It's the youth goin, forth 10 his
city home. In a little dingy Office where is
heard the click. click Of the type, and the press
with iron tread leaves footprints IN the Page
will the weary boy labor oft till the hour Of
midnight, and as he looks amid the bnsy thron &
and sees no friendly gaze, he thinks Of the
Lowell who will sigh because of the absent,
thinks Of the widowed mother who blest him
as she babe him Good-by Ere long the dis
solute and UNI rnciplcd will seek to ruin him,
but the prayer and the good by will still linger
on his car. and pcrchancc win him from the
guies Of sin. r'' T5'' -"' 1a@'Fa '.'
Go'd-by and now It's the young bride as sh.
goes from the, home of her childhood !, Each
spot is cndcarcd to her by some fond memory,
each object recalls by cones. There is the rose
tree she planted, AID with childish, anxiety
watched its growth Yomicr is the old orchard
where hr childish feet have straycd, the mean
d,riny brook that courses Thu O the meadow, and
in this house was she BON, and m my winters
and summers have passed o',r her meath i o
kindly roof. Father. Mother. all is she now
leaving to enter upon the busy cares Of life,
cone to trust who may deceive her" Oh! who
wonders that the young bride. wceps as she goc
forth from h'r childhood S home. That sood.by
may DC the last. '7 '' 7n' ''. "'' NJ
Good-by-school is out. and the little ones
linscr round the weary teacher to kiss her and
bid her good-!y. No rod or fertile is needed
there. love has conquered those little hearts and
each one is tlcsirous Of her ap, rotation. One
by one they depart till the last gooI-hy is sro-
ken. al the p.tcr of tiny feet is no M re heard
on the oakcn floor, and the gentle ,c cher is
alone! Fur through the vista of coming years
she read each little ones future, and prays that
in their IN mory she may be Il green spot. She
thinks of how the last good-by soon will he
spoken, and they shall have assembled for the
last time till they meet in Heaven. Then God
will hold her responsible for her influence with
them. Oh teachers is not yours responsible
station ? B'warc in your hand is moulding a
mind created to live as long as God shall live.
Good-hy we hear it round the couch of the
dying in the family circle. every where on ,rth,
but i" Heaven the air is never broken by "A
Farewell.
South Bend, Jan. 18Th, SO.
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|
-WEsrERN p ApERs. Since our las,
issue nearly all the exchanges which we
mentioned as having probably suspend.
ed, have come 10 hand, two or three mum.
bers alta lick. They haze been publish.
ed regularly. but the mails had suspend.
ed. That difficulty is now remedied
we are glad to learn, and we hope moth
ing will again occur to interrupt the
circulation of mail matter throughout
the country. "A "a -&aE wv
Z The Cedar River and indeed all other
Iowa aud Minnesota streams have been
unusually high and much damage has
been done in the washing away of Mills
and Bridges. aras /
The Bradford News Of the Sd. is at
hand. 1t states that Mr.. Cleghorn,
Agent for NJ. o. Walker will hereafter
see that the Mails from McGregor and
Dubuque, shall reach the Cedar regu-
larry. IL Mr.. C. will redeem that
pledge he can loaf in our Sanctum, read
our exchanges. get a big puff gratis, or
{ this last touches us very Closely bor-
row our new Fishing Rod
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II. Goo. FauiNs.-This gentleman la.
placed ss under very great obligation BY for.
wa~iiag 70 oux address . copy Of t4,gl,e Cen
sus Returns Of the different Counties e Iowa
for ls56" Itisa book in pamphlet binding,
cosc1ing 496 pages and including also three
mammoth Tables or Charts. This valuable
book c'ntains . reeosd u evsIy matter q a
statistical character that can he gathered il
each county, and it will be pleasure 10 VI Ia
lay bsfHe our readers at an early day such
facts in seiation 70 the North part u the State,
~ may be Of most interest. f b. zgr5
NJ. Fasille will credit us With large share
Of gratitude for this evidence Of his Kind re-
usenIbrance. rgg4E4 .ee z n.rti ard M
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lowA.-Hon. $. NJ. Curtis of the
House and Hon. James Harlan Of the
Senate have been delivered of very able
speeches recently. That of Mr.. Curtis
was on the Pacific r. Road. and that Of
Senator Harlan was on the Lecompton
Constitution. The latter gentleman in
dulyed in diarrhetic slang about the
Nebraska Bill and the wicked DEM
ocrats, but in other respects his speech
Wa, crsditable.