The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-23

: fought the battles OF the revolution, thcr
e are but few, .ery te,c left among us. Eacl
/ year as II hastcns on to the tomb of burieC
+ ages, carries with it more or less of thcs,
| venerable Simeons, whose eyes have been
2 permitted to behold the fullillment of tn,
e promise, :" ! will give thee the heather
f for an Inheritance, aud the uttcrmost part.
l OF the earth for poSsesSioni
One after another they are fast FADING
, on the sight and like the stars Of the NOM
ing, their brightness is quenchcd and lost in
the rushing light and dazzling ctiulgence
: OF their country's opening day, Let rl-
cherish them while among US with all the
ai'aHcCtlon OF It sons devoted love- re-
moving every obstruction 20 their happi-
ness, and strcwing with flowers their path
way to the tomb. Such are the prompt
ings of a heart grateful for benefits rcceiy-
ed, fOr 1t Is TO the successful cXcrtiOns OF
these men, under heaven that We are
mainly indebted for the crowuing ncrcics
Of the pre-cnt hour,
To our country, fellow citizens, the day
We celebrate is proud. and a glorious day
Its return should ever be greeted with
the hOlicst demonstrations Of JOY. IL Will
| ii be with the republic when the auuivcr-
sary Of the ith OF July, 1776, shall fail to
animate the hearts orroUsc the patriotism
"a, i,,,,,;,,, ,.c
,o,. 49,. .I;itt' :'' - .l'' "'-
.G' 'J, iii-i':- "a ~ 'c'l1' ''. "otP
| dawnlne Of that day. Is q monster and is
, strangely misplaced by the accident Of
| birth. ii" should have been born under
/ the iron reign Ola Pacha with bow string
/ about his neck and q chain u his leg
/ Let the American whose heart fails to re
! spoud 10 those JOYFUL emotions which this
'.'''r" - In, oe
''-''l T. ''''. ~ ~ D. '1.'b u 'e ether
,L;,,.,. .,c,,,I 80. ., %
,'4''A7 >.''t'b, itl open. Nli1i-,.l,t f"llgF,
IIE'F "i wee ana "a ha'"r 81 virtue. or an
Iti'et- eioEciihSr lsn Grant !@7p plrapir thing
81 2'''7t,r ~ me outward Ds1--"San. sem
I-''i'e1 oil huin' n4t!-
| ~. Eree,.s, ,hTrs {, MT r sa'' so dead,
| TINS IS nv owl nv n,,'ys i.nI,
| Who's heart h.,i n~,rr within him burned,
T.t "a, sr. s' ,o ~ ',5 s -. .,-., ,,
l, .aca tiere breathe. 20 mars G..a vel,
Pr hin 100 'a..n-rre. ra.,rar,- swell;
rs5aJe. Fl, Via. -, .f. I,'' -, ' i,5 i,''
besrt- ta"s~ ti.."s, power and pei,
.e srgist en-. ....',r -. d ',i in se.i'
Auddeably dying. sfs.i =. avn
t. ] H. Vie d. lr..n - ',eae= De- sg~ua-,
~,
49, IN N''i' ~ 1''s-'
10. nv IN "-.-'ei' "" iI,rtt4- e
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'.'' human Ai-4!t '4i4dic1ted Is oi'lhe orr
E.l
-Nvli III masses are oe-a- aroused 10 an
".l'Eec-t,-is sense q t-t-= il1H.--zt "---
tiny.
The Tsgt" ~ fial ! no lou-e. an o.rlu-.
s!yc attribute ot an exclusive caste.
It.r .-r f..a.
gruTe7, Il'r confined 10 ola.~y.rai retreats.
The ''ui,a-as' Of the philosophers are u
lcnE@r received - grIueAtian4btc aIthnsi-
ne [''.'' oi the stAooi men are sub
l''I''th - Pfae'i'-.- Yi"rtls and aTe valued
'-ts - S-'.t ss,'-i IN" L'st.
-, y 't-il,'. i',t' rf-ht.p-e i abroad, and
ne Il''.'i j. i.~t Drr'i-'I5 the standard tt'
"A.cA l. jung" oi the man That divine
t--iiL'''''','' t4e common nir'.i'l-h5 Of eve
-. 81 '',,'''''' "'iie.i - iHe '-'l-
- IN y-"'1.' 'hr man AN" tIe BEAST /
a-,,l,, III ''7-' more. -.-. more
~!
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- "a " '-''' ''I'i' '.'a'S'4i .-iAi~. Il .
'i'T N.l- t4'tl.lli7r ana tAeF pe-
tiis o'.,'.,''' ministers oi IL will
"a 1''''7 pace IN me r'pt IN
'I:i.'4 - oi ''-"'@ri between POINTS lar
- - ~ ca 'E 7"''4"'-"I mile
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,i;1d - IN, anu INC mission l. accom-
M I,a, 80, 80, y ''i' cieiidar) its CIR
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II hmm, t6a ,+,rr, LIN, r, III, cow.
rav,rns and .I;-a,,.c,- r,,. ,,.,.t;..1 -
tho laws which ,o,ar,, ~, ,,,,----.:..,',
winds couo,,s~a,I In, tI,o f,-,, -. III
their fc<Ia and iIITsi,.a ,,.,,,,gs -
Icred subseryiept 10 irs viii and ir11I,,,,-
UNFAIRLY ministers IN mans ,,Ie..,,,.o ~. =,
his uroit
With anr,nu7ili,go,-, o,.,r, IL, = --,-
Is upon the SIM and ,n,s,,r-,
Zach sno, or hIeni,j, ,I,,t ,,,o,.. - ,,,I;a,,,
lisc.
1t follows the comets in their eccentric,
light through Suace Elr bcvouI tho nv
n9st ver@c nf he rarfbaro-t I,i. ori,ft rf -
most distant rl,nat and thoI,ob c(,,,,,,';ly
nay i,,t.rya,,t. cl,,t; -
md tho va7,- borr of ~ rt,,,,.,, J
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,l,s The moon and ,L :, ,,-','
r9fc. info tn. JarrLs of ,l,.. .,r.r, - l
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iddro ani ,yber VIZ a ,Ire'' i't',.-- r ',
f iron, of copper and Of lead Win no .
uide bat the known uritnrr,it,. nf Is. J.
,,ras laws il sur,.h ,,,,a+ '
he adventurous eXpiorer must mss ere he :
caches the buried coal folds Itanol,--os
he giaut rocks and confidently nrnrI5in. {
!, ,,tIat cr,c;IJos tl,, ,,o,.., ,,,tl,lr, -
hat conynlsions tIcy we,a for,nad ''''-- -'' =
II cIassifies the trees of tba fnrest ,Io o
brnbs ON tho hillside tho go,y.r, Of tI',
cid aud the .-rasses of the nIains assi,,,-
,,r 10 each an annronriate 1iace to minis
~ 10 the wants The luxnries or The nncas.