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Scientific Treatise on Ye Cate.

Ye cate deighteth in We roofss Of mennes
abode, and thereon being perched, doth send
forth by turn, sweet musick plaintively
wailing, after We manner Of deep grlefe, and
then suddenly doth this creature sound loud
ly We stirring notes of love. Being smitten
by menne, she doth flee. But as We dogge
is brave when opposed to its owne kinde,
cate fighteth vaiantly with cate, striving
with CRATE hearte and an Incorporate
courage. In victorie she peureth out feel
ings of triumphe in tremulous straynes Of
gladness; but when We mastere cleaveth to
her adversarie, she fiieth with much discrea-
ton and with create speedinesse. So irate
is this beaste, and SO fierce is her hardihood,
that when she becometh vexed oyermuch,
and her bodie is not able to contayne her
rage, We overbounding wrath fleeth to her
tayle, which doth become Of q huge and
fearful bignesse. Ye cate is wylie animal
and after We manner Of We deadlis sin Gas ye
clcrkes doe tell us) is faire beholde, but most
grevious in its antiquitye.
Thomas loveth darkness Qor his deeds
are yvil.) and Tebths celyeth her good
name by unseemlie noises, and lurking in
uooks of ill-repute. She venteth her jeal
Gus feelings in incontinent howles, and ye
fatte-paunched mOwsc is a rare morselle on
her tongue. She is ye green-eyed monster.
Beware of ye insidious purringe of her
treacherie! She waggeth her tayle, and
winketh her eye, and exalteth her back;
but We wise manne is not deceived thereby.
He seizeth her, and he clappeth ye filberte
shelle on her feete, and ye bit of tinder doth
he fasten on her tayle; and when he hath
fired ye tinder she fleeth (as ye booke hath
it), celeritate admirable with curious
speed, strepituque terri5iH, and with lear.
full clatteringe of ye sheles. lie wicked
manne feareth her in ye darknesse, and
when he beho,deth ye greene eye and ye
flashing tayle, and heareth .ye strepitous
noise. and We deep groans she maketh, he
f3ceth though no man pursueth. OF sure.
70 be inclineth to think that Sathannas
b.th broken his bownds and is upon him,
and so he ref0rmeth.
For this service to pietie, in ye land of
Egypt, menne did worship ye cate, and
held her in ye highest esteem. They did
feed her on chOyse viands, on ye white
mowse, ye gold fish, ye snypes, and ye cro-
codiles Of tender age. But their create
kindnesse they reserved till ye catte did
kick We buckette, when they did stuffe her
with spices, and ointments and sweet-smel-
ing stuffes, and did create reverence to ye
bodie.
Ye catte is now held in but light esteeme
in these latter days; but mindful of former
plo-ie. she waileth mournfullie over ye past,
for which We MEME doe smite her with ye
bootjack, ye blacking- brush, ye emptie bot
tie, and deep drawn curs.. Water, If it be
boiling hottie, is also good.
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BANK OF AURoRA.-Ihe STATE journal
having announced few days since that the
Bank Of Aurora had gone into liquidation,
the State Auditor, Hon. Jsssee K. Dubois.
informs that paper that its officers have full
" complred with the call and have made all
their securities good. 1t is further stated
that the bank is desetvedly in as good
standiag. every way, as any in the State.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Wagon Mandatory,

YTVHE subscriber respectfully thanks the
Il public for their past very liberal patronage, and
takes occasion to that he has enlarged newly
fitted up his Wagon Shop, at his old stand Columbus
ST. and is prepared to make and finish the COM
pete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market.
He guarantees that sensible person shall be troubled
with any "eHebdrrdssent in deciding upon the supe-
riority of lis Wagons. He imports n material from
New Jersey Missouri with which to mislead the pub
c but relies upon the native timber Of the great
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect, he is pre-
pared to make more OF the same quality II desired.
WM PALMER
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AUCTION !!

0tAPT. A. p. REED has removed his Auction Store to
" No. l. Csvary's Block, opposite the Post Once, Ot
tawa where he will be happy to all his old friends.
Auction a0d Commission business attended to
al All goods entrusted care win be disposed Of to
the best advantage.
Horses bought and sold ct market rates.
Auctions In the country attended st all timer. ecet
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al am going to the Post ot,ee, Bob, shall
I inquire for you"
Well, yss, IL you have . mind to; bat
don't think you'll find me there"
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Carriage Repository,


TUNHE ALvORD CARRIAGE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, thankful
for the patronage bestowed upon them
wv the past year, would announce that they
have hand and receiving from their factory
In Connecticut good assortment of CARRIAGES, con-
sisng in part of Barrouches, Rockaways Sliding Seat
top and Bugges of various patterns Light Spring
Wagons with two seats Concord Bugges &C. all made Of
Connecticut Lumter, and in the most durable
Having had long experience in the manufacture of
CARRIAGES we feel confident that give entire
satisfaction in durability workmanship quality, and
price. We invite all wishing to purchase call and
examine stock. Az tcdrTdnted.
We have also shop connected with our Repository,
for doing all kinds of Carriage repairing short notice,
and in the best manner Store on Main Street.
sep25-5m* II 3W. JONES, Agent.
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Brigham Young has only sixteen wives at
present. In consequence Of the hard times
be seems, like the newspapers, to dropped 3
column or 20.
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New Lumber Yard.

CTeIT HNrUcKtoH E,T FUTIIfsTs dhH NectNntcs.
TuNHE best of Lumber offered in Otta.
II is ready for sale at the new lumber yard of.
b. q. POWELL co formerly occupied ny r. sZER. II
comprises .:ge quantity Of dry, clear Lumber Of diff
fereDt thickness. Also, all kinds of common Lumber,
Pnery Shingles, Lath Nails Sash Doors in short every
thing for complete building. We feel conf
dent from acquaintance and connection with of
the largest dealers in Chicago, that better
inducements to buyers than any other firm in the City.
OTTAWA. June 20, 1871. y. X. POWELL q co.
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tional obligations and duties. and inspire
distrust against US among the members of
the great family of civilized nations.

tional obligations and duties, and inspir
distrust against US among the members o
the great family of civilized nations.
But If motives of duty were not sufficient
to restrain US from engaging in such lawless
enterprises, our evident interest ought to
dictate this policy. These expeditions are
the most effectual mode of retarding Ameri.
can progress; although to promote this is
the avowed obj ct of the leaders and contri-
butors in such undertakings.
! 1t is beyond question the destiny of our
race to spread themselves over the continent
of North America, and this at no distant
day, should events be permitted to take
their natural course. The tide of emigrants
will flow to the South, and nothing can
esentually arrest its progress. If permitted
to 60 there peacefully, Central America will
soon contain an American population, which
will confer blessings and benefits as well
upon the natives as their respective govern
ments. Liberty, under the restrsint of law,
will preserve domestic peace whilst the diff
ferent transit routes across the Isthmus in
which we are so deeply interested will have
assured protection.
Nothing has retarded this happy condition
of affairs SO much as the unlawful expedi-
tions which have been fitted out in the Uni
ted States to make war upon the Central
American States. Had one-half Of the
number Of American citizens who have mi
serablv perished in the first disastrous expe-
ditior of Gen. Walker settled in Nicaragua
as peaceful emigrants, the object which We
all desire would ere this have been, in
great degree, accomplished. These expedi- |
tions have caused the people Of the Central |
American States to regard US with dread and |
suspicion. 1t is our true policy to remove
this apprehension, and to convince them
that we intend to do them good, and not
evil. We desire, as the leading power on
this continent, to open, and, if need be, to
protect every transit route across the 18TH
mus, not only for our own benefit, but that
Of the world, and thus open a free access to
Central America, and through it to our Pa
cifc possessions. This policy was COM
menced under favorable auspices, when the
under the command of Gen.
Walker, escaped from our territories and
to Punta Arenas. Should another
expedition Of similar character again evade
The vigilance of our officers and proceed to
Nicaragua, this would be fatal, at least for a
season, to the peaceful settlement of these
countries, and to the policy Of American
progress. The truth is that no administra-
ion can successfully conduct the foreign af
airs of the country in Central America, or
anywhere else, if it is to be interfered with
Il every step by lawless military expeditions
set on foot" in the United States.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington, Jan. z, 1858.
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, Industry must prosper" as the man
said when holding the baby for his wife to
chop wood.
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MAIN STREET MARKET
u NdsS1ct's R0tr, r,r floors east of the Side
Bri,fJe.
EETCVlERu A. MATTHIAS

TRAyING formed a partnership IN the bufeherinS bu-
n siness. solicit patronage at the above stand
Beef Staoi ed Hams, Veal Mutton. sausage- Lard, Tai
low salt PORK bacon- short, every article belonging
to a we'll regulated Meat Market always on hand.
,,cns xEcpygiY fmargI1 CO. ". MATTHIAS.
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nFSpFCTFJTIIY in forms ladies Of Ottawa and vi
II cini,v that -he has taken the Daniel
Leahy's Boot Store Madison St. few doors west OF
C.Iunbus Ottawa where she -Olicts orders in all that
n-rtains TO The Millinery Trade in the line OF Dress
Making Cutting, Fitting, &c. Her stock OF HHtnsJy
Goods has been selected with much care, and VIII be
found sUDeriOr Having had thorough instruction and
experience business she confident Of being able
20 riv. r-rteet satisfaction jun2I-ff
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~ 'ft'IUHf "
WOOD A DONIEVY.
VTIe above market after having been greatly enlarged
and thoroughly repaired, i open and ready for
accommodation Of the public No expense has been
spared in furniture and fixtures. to make IL place
thy Of City. and both pleasant hope will be
profitable. TO visit WepropO-e keep hand, and TO
customers in style OF superior neaness all
kinds Of meats. such
BET in steaks. roasts. dried. corned &c, Mutton,
Zeal, HrDiS. Shoulders, Pork, fresh and salt, Yankee
sausages. &c. &c.
Also, all kinds oi game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes
In short, everything appertaining TO well regulated
City Market
At the proper q stand will also be kept for the
sale Of al kinds OF fresh vegetables, supplied from the
best garden in the vicinity of the City.
sP Nedt ,ciHJe deiirered In any part Of he CITY.
ap26-ly WOOD DONLEvf-
on after January 1s;. 1sjs. Meat will be sold at
this establishments exclusively for CASH.
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r. ID. SWEETSER,
Sickle g. File Manufacturer

4 Ii kinds Of REAPER SICKIES, for Grass or Gram,
IA made to order. on SictLe3 cut and repair
ed Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited,
pledge myself to do work which for quality and price,
shall defy competition. ALL WORK Is WAR
RASTED.
Cash paidtor old Flies. OIL Files re-cut and uar-
r0nt@d.
Bells NH, opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa, La
Sale Co., Illinois oc3-,f
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<.,-.-r ~ xafs asd Clinton Street. Ottd
.z-Vs...,e G.ucrv

M2~ Rk6G0IC
v>vrrs q ue arts, and the public generally
f.yifed to examine specimens nov on exhibition at
- p,c~s inst opened the City Bank Of
- AIIeu Co.. north Of the Court House. under the
|<-vvfsiep Of Mr.. Jas AAnsToy
r.~6Srsfened having puychased the interest Of Mr.,
n t6e above business, 10 nov prepared to fur.
IN Tie highest style Of the art. variant
f.>c-~rw f6Gtanoe give satisfaction charge
- Services ef Mr.. MARsroH have been secured
- SFf e1nns end these acqusinted with his skill viii
- Alr3haR assurance for getting truthful picture.
n ~ piuIiIc patronage q solicited.
- 0etsber 3, 1851. o. n VAN DOZEN.
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This was the end Of the correspondence.
MoRAL.- Young ladies who write afiec-
tionate letters to married men, should be
careful that the precious missiyes DO not fail
into the hands of their spouses; or ths
amorons writers may chance TO get more
cuffs than kiSsesm
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KING. GILMAN 4 Co.

VXTOULD inform the farming community that they
w manufacturing n very superior CORN SHELLER
AND HORSE POWER. Having had il well tested the
past season. by numerous farmers and Warehouse men,
We are prepared speak advsedy Of its merits and
can refer all who have used il for the proof Of wha,
We saw We therefore challenge competition with any
other Machine in All ask is trial. being willing
for the Machine stand upon its own merits.
We also manu- featuring large horse powers and
threshers of the most approved kind in use.
All kinds Of repairs done short notice and reasona
Bile terms.
shop in connection with the Steam Planning Mill.
sep19-n KING, GILMAN AGO.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
~ ~ <,uu YuuD DaDu AuN

Il. w. CHA VI B Z, 1S IIAIN,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds OF
Farming Implements and Machinery,
>NUCH a. Threshing and Heaping Machines, Power
- and hand Shelters. Fanning Mills Hay Cutters.
Pows Harrows. Seed Drills and Planters, both hand and
horse. Cheese Presses. Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns OK Yoses and Bows. Axes Hstchets, Shovels,
Spades and Forks Also, the celebrated Sod and Sub
Soil Pows variety Of others for breaking and
stirring manufactured Lockport Joliet, Morris, Peru
and Palestine. The Premium star Corn and Cob Mill,
Garden and Field Seeds, in all varieties, and genu-
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure
Also large stock of n. Y. Wagons, which now en-
route and will be for sale at the Agri-
cultural Store. on La Sale 81.
Grateful for former patronage, solicit the contnu-
ance OF orders the present shall spare no ei
fort TO make IL object for farmers patronage. My
goods are all best material and by the most
experienced workm-n. fmar2ll f. W. CHAMBERLAIN
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Tobacco q Cigar Nammfactory.

on In !SgAe -, one Door SoVN Of Gibson Il Bros.
"uE subscriber would the public that he
L nufacturng and keeps hand the best quality of
Va. Chewing Tobacco, SNUFF Pipes &C. at wholesale and
retail prices favorable Also, the best OF
Havana, Laop-ra, Cassadoris, and other kinds OF Ci
gars. Farmers end others who smoke chew make
a great saving by buying of me at wholesale, as
sell a better article, at le-s price than pedars.
Please call my Nanufactory, door west Of the
Post Ofice, anS for yourselves.
Ottawa, Nov 10. q. ii. SCHNEIDER.
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e Cash ps paid for deer skins. Ijun1-.fl HENRY RAPP
11TC w q M r BILE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
of Gewer Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business on more extensive scale. He has hand and
always in receipt best quality Of Americana TIA
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture &C. As he has some OF
the best workmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he get up anything in his line in superb
STYLE together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. ..
N b. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
nttaw> March g. 1856.
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stone! stone! For sale:

StOues stone. For SaIes
vIYE now ofer at our quarry. miles north OF
w Joliet and within three hundred feet o! the Ti-
nois and Michigan Canal, all kinds Rubbie Building
Fiagging and Dimension Stone, from inches in
thickness up to thirty inches, and Of size color and
quality surpassed by none in the State.
All orders for Stone either dressed in the rough
be shipped by canal rail, viii be promptly attended to-
and furnished at prices TO please the purchaser.
ANDERSON SPENCER co.
JAS. e. SPENCER, A. HOrGHTELI>G,
1. BIRDsEIL, ANDERSON.
ri Noysuber %
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NeW Mcat Market.

DEEF, PORK MUTTON, &c. Sc-- the best the country
ID produces 10 h. had Sol. Degen's new Meat Mar
kr corner Of Main and Columbus Streets. in Cushan
old stand the Mansion House. The patronage OF
the public j. respectfully solicited
Ottawa October 81 SOL DEGEN, Proprietor.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
Cheap Bread.
THE NEW york BAKERY
BY WHEELER & SIMPSON.

h !
BY WHEELER & SIMPSON.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the nha-
\ btants of Ottawa and vicinity that they now
prepared furnish the choicest variety Of Crackers
such Butter Soda Lemon Boston Oyster Abernetha,
a i Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes Brown Bread.
Pies, &c, &c in good variety. Confectionery OF the
choicest selection, constantly hand All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made 10 order.
The Subscribers having spared pains in
fitting up a for the convenience and accomoda-
tion of their and the public generally,
able furnish anything in their line those who de-
sire. Those wishing IN. New York Wagon call daily
viii please send their orders the y. Y Bakery,
the Post pfice.
Remember the place, in Hossack's Block,
door Of the Meat Market, Main Street. Send in
your orders and they will receive prompt attention.
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EDW ARD KEANE,
Manufacturer and 1hoiesots and retail dealer in
FURS O. ALL KINDS.
TNCLrDING MuGs victorines, gurs, Buckskin Gloves
Il HTS Caps, Otter Caps, &c.
EDWARD KEASE took the
First Premium
On Fur Goods Fur Robes and Otter Gloves for Gentle
men and Mink Gloves for Ladies, at the State Fair at
PEORIA as also at the La Sale County Fair.
Store on Columbus ST. between Stone Eels' building
and the Ottawa House.
Cash paid for Deer Skins and Furs. nova-ly~
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
e.. ". SANFORD.

Bread. C:k eS. and Crackers.
on Madison, Columbus Street, Ott1,cd, Nsnois
rs prepared to furnish the shortest notice
i very superior article Of Sugar. Soda, Boston, Butter
Water Pic Me, Wine, and Ginger Crackers Pilot and
Navy Bread
As do business strictly Cash basis, and have
~ facility for Manufacturing enabled 70 sell low
as any other House in the West
All kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
on hand and made 10 order. lnoy2?l c. VI. SANFORD
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NJ IL l. L y T. II y
vnUGS EnRn

rs row receiving fine selection Of MILLINERY
GOODS for the Fall and Winter Trade, af her rooms
in Bsssn.:,'S building cI.Do-its the ssssan House
Grateful her patrons for tie past, she soci;s cor
tinuance of their patronage
Straw B0unefs cleaned to order. sepl2
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" r.. GcOlcY
Millinery and Dress Making.
Mrs CROlEX

IVAS removed the rooms over Mr. Leahy's Bo
i i Store, opposite Cook Giovers Law oriee, Ma!i
snr Str.st sens
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Dr. \. AsHCANAzY, Hungarian.

HAVING jus; returned to this oiiy from Europe,
where he has visited the most important institutions
~ medical Earning offers his services to the public
Partir-lar attention paid to Cnrouic diseases
Ofce-iTst fnoF over y. Walkers Drug store in Me-
trauoi7u IF71I U4.!.Eg. mar!
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AIILLlN L 1: y .

NILLIN NEI:E.
MISS MINER
XVTOULD inform the ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity
w that she has received her stock of SPRING,
MILLINERY GOODS. all o which have been selected
great and she will be happy TO have ladies call
and examine them, whether they wish 10 purchase or
She hopes by strict attention 10 business, and otr
prices, to merit liberal share OF patronage apll
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RslCkSkfnnS,

vVHE subscriber begs call attention to his Buckskin
II establishment Main St., next house west OF Ma
gils Office Tanned buckskins, all KINDS OF pucxskin
Gloves &C.. always hand and sold allow.
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u u IT'S T RY.
Er. ". wHITTEN.
Ilsssfsf s'1f NrHlfrcfrrer Of Mineral TcSfh,
Would respectfully submit the citizens Of Ottawa and
vicinity the following list Of his prices for artificial
teeth
1st Clrss WorE.
Gold. .SIrsr.
Block Teeth. (of his own manufacture,) up
and under tlJ' eco
Single Teeth tof his own man ufaetur-D up
per and EEder,- ----- 123 81
81 CHnss HorE
Gem Teeth common style, upper and under, 80 -
Pain Teeth without Gums upper and under, 80 IS
with pleasure refers them the folio wing gentle
ExFESEScss.-T- Hampton. Esq. H. r. Eames- Esq,
&c --cott. Esq. J. ". Mills. ESQ., J. C. Hath heway,
". D. J- G.. n D.. VIM Osnsn- ESQ., Jos Stout,
81. - ,. S,ic--ix, ~ D., J. a. Harris, NJ D., T.
Hay. ~ D. a. k--f4 ~ D., R. NJ Macarthur, NJ D., A
C Putnan1. = u.
DR. Ehitten Il the only manufacturer OF Block SIM
gle T n IN the State. Of Chicago for which he
Ayars-d the ist premium the La Sale County Fair
Teeth inserted new and improved plan, without
Vie of Clasps
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

. We publish in another column the pro-
coedings of the State Temperance Conyen-
ton, held at Mortified last week. And in
calling attention to them, we can but express
our regret for the passage of the resolution
referred to by our correspondent. We are
not disposed, with him, to aflix the brand of
taadticism upon all former temperance action
in this State, yet we can see no good to result
from the passage Of the resolution. 1t will
only tend to weaken the influence of the pro-
iessed friends Of temperance throughout the
State, by seeking to force upon them new
issue which they never can and never will
indorso. 1t would have been far better for
the interests of the canso of temperance
had the Society stood up manflly for
our present prohibtory law, and devised
means whereby it could have been more faith
fully executed We fear that the result of
the action Of the Convention will. ere long,
show that the Society has refrigerated rather
than progressed.
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70 We learn that a young man, by the
name of Batchelder, who was drawing logs
in Plainfcld, few days since was thrown
from the load and instantly killed. His hors-
es became unmanageabe, and in attempting
to rein them out Of the road, the sled was
overthrow, and the logs rolled over him
thus causing his death. His father was kill
ed in the same place, and under similar cir
cumstances, few years since.
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