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SPAIN NO LONGER GOVERNS IN CUBA
From the N. Y. Sun.

From the N. Y. Sun.
The real dominion of Spain in Cuba ceased
on the day that Captain General Dulce was
expelled by the volunteers of Havana. Ever
since that date the island has been managed
militarily, politically, and socially. by armed
rufians called volunteers, and their paymas-
ters, the Spanish slave-traders of the island
But Spain-that is, the Madrid Regency-has
really no more to do with any matter occur
ring within the limits of the island than has
the King of Timbuctoo.
Proofs of these facts, though scarcely re-
quired, are abundant. The Spaniards OF
Havana sent for some 10000 men, raised
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from the scum of Spain by their agent in
Cadiz, and paid their bountes out OF their
own pockets. They armed and equipped the
various so-called volunteer troops that have
been enrolled in the cities of Cuba. But it
is distinctly understood that in return the
troops are to do the bidding Of their masters,
not that of the Captain General and his sub
ordinates. They are to fight to preserve
Cuban estates, and principally Cuban slaves,
to their owners, the question of Spain 8
supremacy being entirely secondary con-
sideration. And this is the anarchy which
MIR. Fish's administration has labored not a
little to support Had our Executive been
endowed with very moderate share of intel
hgence, he would have learned long ago to
discriminate between a Government with
which we have treaties of alliance and a
rabble utterly uncomfortable and utterly ire
sponsible.
The last proof that Spain has lost Cuba is
afforded by the exit of Mr.. Phillips from
Santiago. At meeting Of the Catalan vol
unteers held in that city on the 8th inst, it
was determined to assassinate him. In COM
pany with the British Consul he waited on
the Governor, who confessed himself unable
to afford any protection, and as a friend ad-
vised Mr.. Phillips to leave Santiago instantly,
or he could not answer for what might hap
pen Mr.. Phillips was escorted by the British
Consul, with the British ensign waving over
them, through the streets of Santiago, and on
board the French steamer Darien.
For this atrocious national insult who is
responsible? Santiago is supposed by our
Government TO be a port in Spanish colony,
to which for commercial purposes United
States Consul is accredited. Spain at this
moment is also supposed to command some
$4,000 men in Cuba, and to have in Cuban
waters navy composed of not less than
seventy vessels, to maintain her control Of
the island. And now it turns out that In one
of the principal seaports of the island Spain
is obliged to confess that she is impotent to
prevent flagrant outrage and assassination
The responsibility for this insult should
attach where it naturally belongs, to Mr.. Fish
who, if fitted for his position, should have
known that Spanish rule in Cuba ceased Ions
since to be anything but an empty word.
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INSURANCE.

INSORANSEs
DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
II COMPANY Incorporated by the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania, 1885.
once southeast corner OF THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo and Freight to all parts OF the
INLAND ASSURANCES
On goods by river, canal, lake and land carriage to
all parts OF the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally; on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY
November 1, 1862
100000 United States Five Per Cent
Loan, ten-forties. .......... e216, 10000
100000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan qawful money. 80. 1O7,7OOOO
$4,000 United States Six Per Cent.
Loan, 1851. .....'.......... 100000
100000 State OF Pennsylvania six Per
Cent Loan. n................. 21s,96OOO
Cent Loan exempt from
100000 State Of New Jersey Six Per O''''VO
Cent, Loan. ........... 100000
10000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent
$4,000 Pennsyivania Raiilroadi Sc ''' W
cond mortgage Six per Cent.
qb,OOO western Pennsylvania Rail- ''' W
road Mortgage Six Per
Cent Bonds pennsylvania
Railroad guaranteej. -. 100000
SU,UOO state OF tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan. ................ 100000
1000 State OF Tennessee Six Per
,o.o. Cent. Loan. :....,......... - 49, 4,g7OOO
1850 Pennsylvania Railroad Com
,ooo ,,pany, $50 shares stock. 100000
5000 North Pennsylvania Rail-
,o. stock. k..........;............ s,sOsOO
10000 Philadelphia and Southern
Mail Steamship Com
,..o. pany, so shares stock. ..... 10000
24GieOO Loans on Bond and Mort
gage, first liens on City
Properties. ................. 246, 10000
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II Z r MI a j e 8 TY
CHAMPAGNE.
DUNToW d LUSS0W,
2l5 SOUTH FRONT STREET.

THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE IS
=, solicited 10 the following very Ohoioe Wines etc.,
DUNTON d LUSSON,
Bis SOUTH FRONT STREET.
CHAMFAGNES.-Agent for her Majesty, Duo ds
Montebeno. garte Beue, Carte Blanche, and Charles
fArres strand Vim Eugene, and Vim Imperial, M Klee
WINES. 10000 -N ~'~~~~>>-
MADEIRAs.-old Island, South Side Reserve
SHERRlES-F; Rudolphe, Amontillado Topaz, Val.
lette, Pale and Golden Bar Clown etc. "
PORIs-Vinho Velho Real, Vallette, and Grown.
CLARETS.-Promis Aine Ole. Montferrand and Bor.
deaux, Clarets and Sauterne Wines
GlN.-"Meder Swan"
Observation-Disclosures, Otard, Dupuy A Co. q various
vintaRes az
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S1,231, 400 Par. Market value 81 1855 1900
Cost, 81, ,215, ,62227.
Real Estate. 100000
Bills Receivable for Insurances made. s2s,TO0Tb
Balances due at Agences:-
Premiums on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due the Com
pany NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " e5,Os795
STOCK, Scrip. ETC., OF Sundry Corpora
tlons s476e Estmated value. ........ 274O4O
Suon ~ Dduh. .el6S, ,3lSS9
Cash In Drawer. ........ 1926
169 291 ia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

ARTEsIAN WELI--The "River Side Arte.
sian Well Company" having penetrated the
bowels of mother earth to the depth OF $50 feet.
and obtained An abundant flow of good water
have ceased further boring. The we'll has beea
rearned out inches in diameter to the depth
of about l4O feet. to which depth it is to be
tubed. The various strata passed through by
the drill were as follows: Earth and gravel, 10
feet; st. Peters Sandstone, 100 feet; soap stone,
about 4 feet lime stone, 145 feet; Potsdam
sandstone, about 20 feet. The last named stra-
tum Is the water bearing rock, and the water
commenced flowing over the top OF the we'll
when the drill came within 10 OK 10 feet Of it,
showing that there was pressure enough below
to force the water through that many feet of
the limestone. The next stratum below the
Potsdam sandstone is few feet Of Utica cement
rock, which is succeeded by another deep stra-
tum of limestone.
It is understood that as soon as this we'll is
tubed, the machinery will be removed to the 9TH
ward school lot, upon which another company
is orgrnized to sink we'll.
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IL I,
STOMACH n,r,TEus.

For dyspers,a, liver complaint species geston
intermittent isysr fcveE al ague auG ali periodical disorders
edy by The n os eminent nedca. men. Tho body Of ali SINH
IE Preparations Is common fA " HIfif- or tttttfftt,
WHICH Contains great amount Of Tus. m and other poison
ons whilst me nodS ni these Rtters Is tE OLD
gu.st TtsS known or rruced The othe- ingredients
preparation being made on the scientific principle that
Thereby extactng all the medic NAL virtue OF
oia:s similar being ado other tue Old style
Immediate rele In collie iuX will cure ia
mild and delicate inyigOrart o- CaC female. an excel.
lent appettzer "a well ~ egthcns- ~ digestive
and 10 desirable alike rs corrective and mild
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

EDITORS FREE TRADER ~ notice in the
Rera5'ican OF this week an article on How to
build sdewalks" As far as it goes, it does very
well but can sugses: few improvements on
what has ready been said. First, in laying a
sidewalk s best to lay it close up to the fence,
the sping the grass from growing between
The .lS and the fence. which will keep the cat.
tie from walking on the walks and breaking
them through in many places, as they often do
in our own city. Then, again, the walks in this
city are not wide enough by at least two feet,
while, If they were built up to the fence, they
would be the desired width. My experience has
taught me that two inch plaak is the cheapest
walk that can be laid, if put down as suggested
in the RcpuJlic1N. W.K.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

TEMPERAHCE-Ws notice, by an announce
ment in the Rpublicaa, :ha. the Rev. }. C.
Stoushton will deliver q lecture on Temperance
Ut the Methods. Church in this city on Sunday
evening, and that the object OF lis coming will
be ''.r prepare the temperance men for the COM
ing fall election" In other words, Mr.. Slough.
ton, being leader among :hs. class of tenn.
persnce men who set themselves up as polit-
ical party, proposes to occupy the Methodist
Church on Sunday evening in making polit.
icsl speech. Having entered the field as a
political party. have tb- temperance folks any
greater right to use the churches, and on . Sun
day evening vt that, to forward the interests of
their party, than the Republicans or Democrats,
whom the Temperance party proposes to demol.
;shS What would our pious temperance ielks
say to Republican or Democratic meeting at
the Baptist church, or even at Turner Hall on
Sunday evening?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

EERAILLICS y COAL,--Some weeks ago, eastern
capitalists sent out an experienced geologist to
make an examination Of the coal about Streator
and ut Strawus new shaft, to see what sort of
coal IA to be found there. After scientific ex-
animation he decided that this coal will make as
good coke as can be obtained from the best coal
in Pennsylvania, and that the lower stratum Of
the Fernillion coal is the finest Tor that purpose
ta-: lie had ever seen. He urges that every
pauId sLould oe converted into .oke on the
groand whore il is raised, and that four thous.
and tons per day would not supply the demand.
He regards the Ve,million coal beds as being Of
immense vslue, and thinks they should at once
be fully opened and their products sent to mar
kets. And finally be thinks the Vermillion coal
will rank No. iu every place in the country.
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A Chart by Which is Shown
How No Man need Live
Sickly or Die Young.
q sk = aB l..
Wonders and Blessings of Recent
Medical r scoveries.
1sS l:lSACE.

The ale Of unreyed and SUFFERING has na,-e5
away. The relief has com Medical nce-vhlcb
fifty years CROPPED in The ds darky-hss had revealed
20 It, and every day revealing certain specifics whc seem
10 possess the power OF magic The doubts or uns
away mad The man who refuses TO be Is ut on.
y 10 endure in ignorance what e would avert
In this spirit the celebr remedies EDWARD WILDER
submitted TO thinking atcoi men and women They
not patent medicines, the phrase goes remedies
which prepared place from wise and scientific
prescriptions and sancone by experience We give be.
low bic. sketch OF the most conspicuous:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

There il tremendous breakdown in pricss at
Reddiok & Gillens this week, ~ they have com.
menced rushing of their summer stock with .
view to preparing for the fall trade. Summer
goods are down from Is to 30 per cent. Some
of them are next to given away. The rush has
already begun and tho stock cannot last long
going at the presen rate. People wanting nice
goods cheaper than they will be offered again for
year had better hurry up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

GOING ONwARD-The 0. o. Il Fox River
road lis progressing rapidly. Mr.. Barber is doing
up the bridges northward. The grading il
nearly finished, and the iron is nearly on hand
The road i completed through town, and the
turn'sable, north Of the glass works, will soon
be done, and in .. roouth the oars will run from
Strestor to-well we'll know better then. There
is no doub. about the rapid progress OF the road,
and its early comp.,tion.
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' I
Nptii i.Is~' WORM SSuIrE,

lAS pctrllun H~ been hpro To- pub, but fr,
mMMchNnn. Ina woh reputation surpn esrd Nv am
~utl tuc! IN lie county, Wherever IL has been tfrd
rucc!s Iate been most Vppy. Being composed ert,ivy ,i
vegetable ingredients aId roc nom ~ nn,,noI,. fps, !
rcRla! HtI sany iAkG or can be eaten N bread Ta
rrr'"hce n worms IN the tclncs u Indicated variety
symptoms. among whiGn swelling OF me abdomen mains
" W stomach, picn. o Tie ana ears bad breath va.
fabic aiNelc rtc; ana { The allowed TO remain
~ ! TOO ole" tt case death IS frequently the result To re-
UnNt ue' p!cNN ,ni permanently, and NltlauI ni,cting
huy lHu. on the chi.u> health, the Mehsrs' Worm
S!yp ~. oihe. Worn connections and candy contain
'ryI p.. ueadT no!uD Which !, Keen Tho candy
and cont noh' ron rnuna together In warm weather M.
'I'# O. .t'r lsc uud ~ uNit hu'ha,N' Hiy,a Sy,gg
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! v.
SARSAPAIsiLI,A * POTASH.

tbs preparation is an niing and rapid scrofua
IN al Tvs or1ns, scofllous eyes rhrufc rhcumRtisp
neuralgia, SKIN diseas no matter how old nycterstl
6a1ouMr eWengs OF te n"k elseweTc; chru.lc Ch,s
sno 0ver letter wceine sore leg ulcers Of every s,nd PIN
pies on inc Iace RI gWo'm scn head. an OF ,hc hair or
alopecin white swel' hip Joint disease Jus COY
sins chronic erysipc'a. oropsy aguecsNe raI
eno pWnashent cure OF the above dieca preps-eHon
stands unrtvaled cure guaranteed In r. place where
10 used according o directions Who has Rfer the hor.
fo!S OF white swelling will In Wider Sa-sUa.
MIA and Potash ready and permanent relief Fai di.
reet'ons accompany each bottle.
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! !
CHILLI TONIC.

We are InE IN an age Of Improvement, whore experience
has taught that tn" Of arsenic and preparations
produce crptons of the skin snd dropscs, ef Ions snd AZ
Is known that all the old aud yauess prcpara in
use, and sold for the OF chls and fever and kin, d.
seases contain arseric IN some c.l shape their I'D
be discontinued BY the public. EDWARD WILDEK'S Chill
Tonic Is purely vegetable compound tested and approved
BY the abesr and most eminent the present age
For chllb ana eve. dumb aguC, every
form, type and variety Of ma'ara psluda fever
on quoodan ertn, 1artian double ertian. twenty
day chis, bilious renent fever brown asue neuralgia
and every other form watny cr this InC d.
permanently
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v L.
IA SkiI.S ptB.I..S,l

These pills viii BE- found on trial 10 be guperor to am
known combination of medicines for the cure OF conpnOf
ana sluggish bowels In these conditions of the almc utary
chna which render e person unhappy, CONDITION
enjoy anything or anybody they guaranteed be iuf.
be As puEaNe In all fever and Gnmmatory diseases ir
acute rheumatism. Inflammation Of the H. brain, klreys
and bladder IN cry sneias fever aglc ophtama or
sore eyes, duness OF the head VERTIGO ia, NesS etc. tlcv
can not he cNcoed THEY should be taken In connection
the sarspa1a and Potash In tho diseases which that
dy L. nrendrd and with the Extract of wild her-
ughS, colds ETC., and with the famous Stomach RGt'
ChN> sad icrCr aglic aud fever
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

COMPOUND HTlAcT os WILD CHERRY.

This preparation Is specially Commended rs Ger.
tain and prompt relief for coughs colds calrh every
description In bronchitis aryngis ii asthma o, nhthec
gives Immediate comfort aud ree 1t also adn;I ably
adapted TO the relic OF the cough and difficulty of 6re' K
IN consumption II Is also Indispensable Winter r. or
pnsunonia pleuTiA az. every 2rm Of pn.monary
pleasant ness OF taste efficiency pow e ms medicine has
no equal and when n-ed N 81 the diseases hos
never been known 10 All to give -no relief followed
oy certain and permanent cure II the cough cola be ac
coMpaned by headache AID pains r q body II troubled
with costivccsS, thr Family pillS taken With the ND Cher
ry, will give ready rcilC.
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Ten lines OF Agate make one square.

Ten lines OF Agate make one sausIe
Advertisements not under mus. b. plainly mark
.dthe length OF time desired they will be continued and
essrged for until ordered out,
Business ana professional cards tno, exceeding rye ne
sered AZ Ave dollars per snnp over I've lines one doar
rer l!ne extra.
rEssien; advertising in all TO be paid strictly in
,s.vance.
" ie.E!y advertisers e!'eont!nuing their advertise
oe'o'e 'HeeApratioH ofthe contract will be charged
rates a. above Ezra charge will also be made for
ssu;ion and other not connected with their r.eu
s: ocs.Eess
local notices, fifteen cents per line.
u: N no case vii. these terms be departed from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

NEW BUSINESS -Nolsnd Il Meyer, have opeu
ed pop mandatory on Main street, and are
doing a lively business. Their machinery is
new and OF the best character, aud their pop al.
ready stands OK in this market. We take
notice that the box Of pop which they sent this
Office delighted our typos hugely, and they are
willing to have it done SO to 'e,n one more
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

PERsoNAL---Ws were pleased to see the port
ly form Of our old friend Hon. Irss Coy. of
Kendall County. on the street, the other day.
He WA down on business connected With the
"Big Grove" bond sait. He w.s considered the
hsudsomsst man in the last legislature, and Us.
pirins to the came position, he will probably be
elected TO the next legislature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

At the suggestion Of Thouss Cagsn, ESQ, |
have seen and examined Dr.. Thomas Plum.
leigh's patent Reaper and Mower, though not
in actual operation,) and it's construction is 50
simple and free from oomplication, having no
crank or cog wheels. it seems reasonable that it
may supercede other nschines. Z. W. GR1GGs
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Agents.

AiIx. N.U5HLr, Esl, i authorized agent at seneca
H. TO receive pay for cid subscriptions the Prss
Trader and contract For job printing &C. All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY. Esq, author! zed AgcntSt Leland
this county to receip: subscriptions TO the Free
der, advertising. &C.
" C. DoSAsHHe. ESQ. and c. W. CvxxINs s.ho.
zed agents to receipt FOR subscpons the FRRR IRA.
for advertisements &C. AZ the town Of Strestor In
his county.
j. W. BROWNE Esq, s our Authorized sgen. ~ E.rlye.
this county 20 receipt for subscriptions and advertise
,nsat In the Free Trader.
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]. q. q. n.

p1rAw. LoD6H Ne d: Meets every Thursday evening.
Denx Lodge no ~. German Lodge meets every Wed.
lock. - ~ - >' =
kIokrRcE RynEE DEGREE LODGE I: meet or the FIRST
Id III ID Friday Evenings OF each month 10 the Hsu OF Utta
NaLodge No. II.
SrTA "a EscAxPkxxr No g: Meets on the second And
oursh Tuesday evening.
ToXT1 DobSE No 3ys-Meets Monday evening O h
week Daughters Rbekah, Tonti Eodss met on the
.'s; Friday evening OF esch month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

SHABBoNA-liur Ottawa base ball club has
become famou of late. Although but short
time in existenas, hey have made record such
as any amatevr c'ub might we'll be proud Of
"The Garden ~ club of Chicago came down
upon eur boys IA perfect confidence of victo-
ry Of not less m four to one, and came near
not getting yiatory at all. Next the Eek.
fords," Of the same city, 'fied their skill on our
Country greenhorn club as they fscetiously
called the Shabbonss, and were terribly beaten
at the rate of over four to one The boys feeling
that they were better players than they suppos-
ed, went ont to Henry on the 2lst aud had . tus.
sle with the 'Stsrs" of that place, and the Starr
were e1tinguished by score Of 6S to 10 on 8
innings. Having eclipsed the Stare" they went
to Peoria, aud encountered tho heroes Of Fort
Clark" that being the name Of the club at that
city. Never WA "Fort" 50 easily captured "a
on that % ,asion. The Shsbbonss demolished
that concern most efectuslly. Ia = innings tho
Fort Clsrks" had scored 8 courts. while the OF.
tsva boys made SO tslles. This 90 disgusted
the Peoria chaps that they quit the game in dis
gust and left the field. They were so intensely
mad that they did not even treat the shabbonas
with common respect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

Phil Godfrey's new brick building. on the
corner Of Main and Columbus street, is finished,
aud Phil. has moved into it with his stock oi
groceries, brushed up and replenished to 6t hi.
new ssd handsome quarters. Philip is one Of
our Oldest and most reliable grocerymen, and
keeps good stock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

HEALrn-Dr. J Boyle, the health officer
Of this city, has been vgilant in aba.ing all uu.
.snees around the city. During this heated
term it behooved him to attend TO his ofo,sl du.
ties, and he has been faithful and successful
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30
JOBBING DEPARTMENT

VIriates 70! dom. all kinds Of job WORK. In tie Va
cGs styles OF .he AT are aot IN this and
Se'epecay solicit those wishing anything done in this
ne 20 give Us call. BY the jGdicols and liberal use OF
trL:ers INK many mans fortune has been made snc ,hs
cid is st!ll ope.. Tryi
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

GONE EAsr.--Daniel Lesby, the we'll known
boot and shoe dealer, has gone east after d
stock Of new goods. He will remain away q
month, during which time he will visit the prin.
cipai manufactures at Philadelphis, New York,
Boston, Salem, &c., and make selection Of goods
for the fall trade. He will commence shipping
at once, and his stock is always complete.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

LIvERY.-Those wishing good livery "rivs,
will find just what they wan. at Robert Bailey s
establishment on Columbus St Good buggies,
carriages, and livery trim horses ever ready at
. moments notice
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-30

WANTED.-A good practical blacksmith. A
permanent situation can be secured by applying
st once to N. OsMAN, Fairbury. III.
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HIS LUcK.-Joe Megaain says be has very in.
ferio, luck, he has only been able to sell two
thousand dollars worth Of boots and shoes dur.
ing the last two days, but he ought not to be
mad as he has some left
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To HENRY WALTHEK.-Those assertions va

make in the Repu5Iican you will back by the
same authority rs all others of your production
as yon did when you advertised that you took
the milk Of 81 cows while the party only milked
IL cows and that milk was divided between
three parties; Oh like your temperance cry, and
al! your other deccptions Whenever you come
to truth and inc's, am with you, bu. as long
rs you show yOur-elt bombastic blatherskte,
that cannot make Use of printers ink without
showing the length of your ears, must drop
you with your assumed title of lions; cared
Henry Walther' Your Instructor.
WM EEErn