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The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17
From the Extra Globe,
Great Curiosity !-..A Wing Blacksmith |!

Have they not sword players and every sort
Of gymnic artists, wrestlers, riders, runners,
Jugglcrs, and dancers, antics, mummers, mimics?"
The federal party have brought all this,
and much more, into the electioneering
arena. They have log cabins on wheels,
with decorations of coon skins, gourds,
strings of red pepper, &C.; canoes on
rollers freighted with travelling orators,
ballad singers, and cider barrels, &c.
But the latest accession is one quite novel
in political raree-show in our days,
though figuring conspicuously in the time
of HuDIBRAs This is great |" Benr"
or bore, which the National Inteligcncer
describes as '' Buckeye Blacksmith"
We give the introduction and the feats of
this prodigy, as shown off in yesterdays
Intelligencer:
"THE BUCKEYE BLAcKsMITH.-A scene OF
unusual interest was witnessed in our city on Sat
urday evening. A handful had been circulated
during the morning, announcing that Mr.. John
Bear, known as the eloquent Buckeye Black
smith, would address the people at o'clock, in
front of the City Hall. A large concourse Of our
citizens accordingly assembled, in eager expecta-
ton to listen to gentleman the fame of whose
extraordinary powers of oratory had preceded
him. Mr. Bear, however, had not returned from
Rockville, where he had engaged to speak to his
fellow-citizens. After the audience had patiently
waited his arrival for some time, Gen, Jones, the
chairman of the Republican Committee of Sew
enty-six, explained 10 the meeting the cause of
Mr.. Bears detention, and expressed his hope that
the interval would be occupied by some OF the
gentlemen present. Gen. ]. observed that he
rose, not for the purpose of making speech
himself, but only an entering wedge for others.
The expression not being distinctly heard he was
requested to repeat it, which he did, adding that
having inserted the wedge, he relied on some
friend to maui the log, and should call on gen.
tleman of distinguished patriotism and ability,
known to them all as having already mauled this
Administration till it was black and blue, his friend
Mr. Bell, of Tennessee. The call was enthusi-
asticaly seconded by the audience, and Mr.. Bell
responded to it. After humorousy romarking
that he had never expected to feel pleasure at be-
ing connected with " bear" he proceeded to ex-
press The qualification with which the connection
on the present occasion inspired him.
There is " humor," indeed. All Mr..
BELL, we cannot stand this you are too
witty! This lively gentleman, whom the
Intelligencer describes as humorous,
had doubtless been studying (" The Com
plete Jester, or every man his own fool. :"
We think that {" hard cider" must have
been very abundant on the occasion, for
the Hon. Mr.. BRIGGS told his hearers,
that he "well remembered his father,
who was blacksmith, as having worked
at the furnace, till he was summoned from
il to take post at Bunker HillH' Mr..
BRIces is a comely young gentleman. who
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17

1t is stated in Wheeling paper, on the
authority of letter from Marietta, Ohio,
that young lady from down the river
who was on visit to her friends in that
place, was last week thrown from horse
she was riding and dragged seven miles.
The horse was only stopped by the last
Of three shots from rife, and when so,
the remains Of the unfortunate lady were
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N d n CE

a S hereby given, that, on the 9Th day
n of August next, ! will proceed 10 sell
10 the highest and best bidder the north
west quarter of Section No. "a, in town
ship No. II, north of range six, west of
the principal meridian, in the county of
Putnath, State Of Illinois, as the property
of the late SAMUEL II. .4hfrich, decd.
Said sale to be upon the said premises
and on credit of nine months, the pur-
chaser giving good security.
STEPHEN ALDRICH,
administrator.
JdIy 3. 1910. 7---4w.
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Agent. for the Illinois Free Trnder.

The following gentlemen are authorized to act
az agents Of this paper, viz:
r. n Mott, Peru, La Sale county, ILL.,
D. s. EBEpsoL, mail contractor
G. q. MILLER, Dayton.
4, O. SMITH, Smiths Mills.
JASON GuRLEr, Troy Grove.
T.. w. DtMMocK, Vermilionvillc.
HENRy PHILLIPS, Munson, Indian creek
To- C. w. REYNOLDS, P. M. Pontiac.
REEs MoneAN, Morgan's Mill.
JAMES G. CLAPr Bristol, Kane Co. ILL.,
WILLIAM RANEY, near Van Buren,.
uI Post Masters, and other individuals resi-
ding in La Sale and the adjoining counties, who
arc willing to act rs agents in their respective
neighlorhoods, will please make the same known
TO us, by mail or otherwise.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Opposition 10 a National Bank, as fraught ,oith
danger 10 on, free institutions and 10 The Eber-
ties ofMe peopie, from its necessarily great and
s S."s.. e SS'' ss ss9 Opposition e
emf BnuS;ug System, as defective in principle
ond un,ofe IN practice, and requiring radical
r,S S total separation of the fiscal concerns
az Goreramenf from all Banking Institutions,
=, the best guarantee t5r the preservation of our
National Independence. Encouragement 10 all
Banks, based upon sound principles, Nth the
ability and disposition at all times 10 redeem
their bills in gold and silcer, and an express pro-
vision in all Bank Charters, requiring ample
security to be giren to the State FIR the redemp-
ton of their issues in specie on demand, and the
perpetual subsection Of all acts Incorporation
10 the control ofMe Legislature"
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17

The free sprightly innocent birds are
all good democrats. Riding into the
country the other day, as is ny custom,
Mr.. Editor, in the afternoon, came across
my old and lively friend, the Jobhnk,
singing and chattering, as is his wont, in
neighboring field. His "song and re-
citative" ran thus:-Boblink, boblink-
fine day, fine day--turiloo, turiloo--Mar-
tin Van, Martin Van---good fellow, good
Acknowledgement, democrat--all's right;
go ahead, never fear, blow 'em up: Log
cabin, log cabln-hard cider, hard Cider
o the fools, O the fools--old tories, old
tories-turiloo, turiloo-gold spoons, gold
spoons--British wings, blue lights--look
sharp, don't trust 'em--chink, chink-
toodleink-lttle Van, great man-Old
Tip, on the hip--old feds, new wings,
small potatoes, silly chaps---boblink--
chink, chink--good bye, can't stay, call
again, I'm of."--Bosfon Post.
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so multilated that they could scarcely be
recognised as those of human being.
OBITUARY.

DIED--In this place, on Wednesday last
CnARLxs L. only child of DR.. ii. Hurbut, aged
0 months.
So young! to pass away SO soon!
A mothers hope, a fathers pride;
Sunk to the darkness of the tomb
Scarcely a bud-before it died!
Farewell-if innocence can prove
A passport to eternal bliss;
Thou, the last pledge of mothers love
Hath sought world more bright than this,
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17
n q ICE.

N Y wife, Sarah finn, has left my
I've bed and board without any Just
cause or provocation; all persons are,
therefore, hereby cautioned against har.
bouring or trusting her on my account,
as | shall pay no debts Of her contracting.
TIMOTHY HORIZON.
Ot'awa, July 8. 1870. 7---4w.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate OF Jan:es G. Higgins,
deceased, are hereby notified end reques-
ted TO present the same to the subscriber,
administrator of said estate, or to The
Probate Justice of La Sale county, with
in nine months from the date hereof, for
settlement. B. VAN VALKENBURGH,
administrator.
Ottawa, July 81, 1910. 7---1w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17
List Of Letters,

List Of Letters,
mHEMAINING in the Post Office at
IA Newark, La Sale county, Illinois,
on the 3Oth day of June, 1910.
Braselton John Mead Mayer A
Bass VIM B McLeary Joseph
Brau Benjamin Miller q Ford
Bates Stephen Montgomery l.
Dow Lewis Nblo II ID Miss
Gardner John Niblo A II
Helm Joseph w Esq Scarf Harry
Halliday Aaron Townsend Benz. NJ
Phelps John Taylor Elisher
MAYNARD John B Wilcox Erastus
", SIOUELL. p, N.
july 3. lSI0.--20 IL. 7---3w.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
N the estate of Ezra .ackley, dec'd h.,
are hereby notified and requested to pre-
sent the same to the subscriber, admin
strator of said estate, or to the Probate
Justice of La Sale county, within nine
months from the date hereof, for settle
iaent. LEMAN ACKLEY.
administration.
Ottawa, July Sd, 1910. 7---1w.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17
sale Of Real Estate.

SstbC va ANcsess>s
State Of Illinois, La Sale County irruitCouH
REUBEN MILLER, \
u.s.. In Chancery.
NATHANIEL PERLEY.
DY virtue of a decretal order Of the
HB Circuit Court of the County of La
Sale on the Chancery side thereof, made
in this cause at the May term of said
Court, A. d. 1910, /, Milton II. Swift,
commissioner, duly appointed by said
court, Will sell, at public sale. TO the high
est bidder, for cash, at the door of the
Court House in Ottawa, in said county,
on Saturday, the 18th day of July next.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the undivided half
of the east half of the northwest quarter Of
section, No. in township No. "a, north
of range 4, east of the third principal
meridian and the undivided half of the
east half of the southwest qharter of Sec
ton No. 4, in township No. "a north Of
range 4, east of the third principal neri-
dian, lying in said county of LA Sale.
MILTON III. SWIFT,
Commissioner.
DIcKEY & LELAND, Solicitors.
n. b. The other undivided half Of
the above described lands will be offered
for sale at the same time ard place by the
owner thereof.
June 26. 1910. 6---3w.
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TrMoTHY HoRRoM, ] In Chancery.
Us, Petition for a di-
SARAH Ann HoEpoM, vorce.
n Office is hereby given, that the
~ above named petitioner Timothy
Horizon, has filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county
his petition, praying to be divorced from
the said Sarah Ann IIorrom that a sum-
mons has been issued in this cause, re-
turnablc before the Circuit Court Of La
Sale county on the first day of the next
term thereof, to be holden at the Court
House IN Ottawa on the second Monday
in November next; and it appearing by
satisfactory affidavit, filed in the Office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said
county, that the said Sarah Ann Horrom
resides without the limits Of the state OF
Illinois; Now, unless you, the said Sa-
rah Ann Horrom, shall personally be and
appear before the said Circuit Court on
the first day of the next term thereof, to
be holden at the Court House in Ottawa
on the said second Monday in November
next, and answer the slid petition, the
same will be taken as confessed, and the
matters and things therein prayed for viii
be decreed according to the prayer Of the
said petitioner. ]. CLOUD, Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, July I'd, 1870
DIoKEy e. LELAND,
Solicitors for the Petitioner.
July 9. 7---iw.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17
BrOad Cloth =.

u l. u III "a u 10 IL =,
of various colors viz: Blue, Black, Invis-
ible Green, Brown, Dalia, Cadet, Steel
mix'd, Drab, &c. .Aiso, large assert
ment of CASSIMERES, Fancy Stripe
and other different colors. A variety of
Satinetts, ofvarious colors, such as Black,
Blue, Invisible Green, Brown, Ash, Ca
Diet, Steel-mix'd, &c. Also, BomJasme
OF an excellent quality; splendid assert
ment OF full-!rimed Satin and Bombazine
Mocks Gentlemens Gloves, Gumelastic
Suspenders; the latest style of Satin,
Warseiiies and Silk Telret, excellent ar
ticles for Pests. Also, Shirts, and a
splendid assortment OF Trimmings. He
has also received lot of Bearer and Pr
lot Cloths, and an excellent article of
Blue Flushing for Orer- Coats, variety
of NerinoeS, Corduroy, Fancy and Plain
CraUatS, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Grape,
Lastings, and Summer Cloths.
July IL, 1910. 0--3m.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-17

DIED-At Covel Creek, La Sale county, on
the 9th instant of short but severe illness, Mr..
JAMES c. EDGECoMBg, in the 33d year OF ms
age. The deceased has left a widow and four
children to mourn his loss.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate Of benjamin Lundy,
deceased, are hereby notified and reques-
ted to attend before the Probate Justice
of La Sale county at his Office, in Ottawa,
on the I'd Monday in September, A. d.
1910, for the purpose of having the same
adjusted; that being the day fixed by the
subscriber, in pursuance Of the statute, for
the purpose of settling and adjusting all
claims against said decedent.
WILLIAM SEELY,
administrator.
Ottawa, July 18th, 1910. CIV.
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NEW GOODS.

]. SH ULER r, MERCHANT TAILOR,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
EG ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
Ottawa and vicinity, that he has Just re-
ceived from Philadelphia city, large assortment Of
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CONGRESS-.

FR1pAY, JUNE l9.-In tn Senate, the rcsolu-
pn offered by Mr. Walker, Of Mississippi, on
Fednesday, for the appointment of Committee
enquire into the eSpediency of clecling an equal
mber Of reporters from the two political parties,
no shall be sworn to report the proceedings with
practical fidelity, was taken up for considera-
Pn, and discussed by Messrs, Tappan, Walker,
lay, of Ky, Calhoun and King, and then laid
| or for the present. The bill for the Mount Car
el and N. Albany Railroad was next advocated
Messrs. White, Young and Webster, and OPP
Rsed by Mr.. Benton.
| In the House of Representatives, alter the pre-
5ntation of few reports from Committees, the
dependent Treasury bill was taken up in Com
Bttee of the Whole and Mr. Evans addressed the
bmmttec in opposition to the bill MIR I'LL
khast had the floor at the hour of recess.
Saturday. 2Oth-The Senate did not sit. In
|, House the discussion olthe Independent Treas
" Bill was continued.
Monday, July lSth.---The Senate took
the new bankrupt bill, bill, reported by
Crittenden, from the select committee, and was
gagged in its discussion.
lin THE HonsE MIR Clifford of Maine offered
SOLUTION proposing that the Independent Troasu-
| bill be taken out of committee Of the ohole ON
|iday whether the discussion shall, by that time,
brought to close or not and that the bill be
Ade the special orders for Saturday III the House
h moved to spend the rules to enable his motion
be considered, which, not receiving vote OF
o thirds, was lost The Independent Trcasu-
Bill was taken up, and Messrs. Cooper of Pa.
h Rayner of n c., both spoke in opposition
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JAMES MORRISON, THE HYGEIsT.

VHNIE True and Genuine MORISON'S PILLS, OR HyGEAN
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, mate al The BRIT
ISL College ofHcaih, Lond0n. Which have by their Gu
rave powers aud intrinsic WORTH the Confidence
an enlightened Public, and although opposed by the great
Body OF Physicians in Europe, and in other Nations has
0yerSprcud the Globe, that at this time this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine, Is called for and to be had in
every Civilized Country on the Globcl is sold in Pack.
ages OF $ 90 S20O and $500.
THE TEST OF GENUINENESS.
Every Package sold in the state Of Vermont and in towns
bordering oh Lake Champain in the State of New York,
will be signed in writing by PANGBORN d BRINS-
MAID, JEWELLERS OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT, who are
state Agents. And also signed by the SubAgents selling
them. SOLD BY
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock, Vt.
VIM H. Greene, Versenncs; Jonathan Hagcr, Middle
bury; j. Frost IL Co., Bridport Kent Wright Shorcham,
Jas Hull Orwell; Ira Duiton; Brandon; Hiram l.. Che
ney, Rutland; w. 7. Reynolds, Fuctory Point Manch-
ester; NJ X. Scott, Bennington; j. Stccnc, BratlcborO
NJ s. Buckland, Bellows Falls ~ c. Goddard, Windsor
Jes. H. Murdoch, Woodstock Joel Day Royalton; Foster
Grow, Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier; Jno. Kelsey
Danvillc; Il. y. Walton Sons, MonpeCr Jones Flint,
stJohnsbnry WIN. Pierce lyndoni Geo. H. Warner Ohm
son; 5. Il. Morse, Cratsbury; $. LYMAN CraltSbury
Sabin kellnm, lrasburgh Il. Cleveland Coventry; G. d
W. Baxter Derby Line; Ed. Lyman, North Forrisburgh
Amasa Paine, Lowell; Otis L. KeltOn, Montgomery; o. A.
Keith, Sheldoni David Lyman, St. Adams Maynard Kid
der, Mora, N.Y.; &. h. Hatch, Wesport. n. Y. G. f.
n Y; II. Cottr, plattsburgc, N. Y. Geo. Severance
Chazy, N V =. Johnson & Son, Whitehall, n. ";
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR, HYGEIST.
"a, broadway n. V,
United States Agent for the British College of Health
London. If
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design to destroy the reputation of member Of
their family from mercenary motives. Not wish
ing, on any occasion, unnecessarily to wound the
feelings of any person, feel it incumbent on NE
to state, that | am perfectly satisfied no such mo-
tive existed, and that neither DIR. Brewer, nor any
member Of his family, is capable Of so base all
act.'
(signcd) WI HARRISON.
February II, 1925"
Perhaps there has not been, in the State of Ohio
a more melancholy and dastardly case of seduc-
ton than this. During the summer and fall of 49,
25, Harrison's own family left North Bend and
resided in Cincinnati. DR. Brewer, being poor but
respectable man, with highly respectable fami-
", was invited by Harrison to move to North
Bend and resided in his house, with whom he,
Harrison, boarded,when on his farm. Miss Brow
or was young, artless girl, and Gen. Harrison
marked her for his prey.
Her brother, indignant at the outrage commune
Gated to him by his sister, and to s,O p the falls
imputations upon an afflicted family, published a
card copy of which is above.
General Harrison, as usual, wrote two cOmmu-
nicatons, one on the 4,h, the other on the 18th
of February 1925, and as usual with him in al
his double dealing acts, they left him " shrouded
in mystery."
The result was neighborhood Disturbances
meeting of the sanhedrim-old Mr. Brewer and
his family retired to farm, which was made his,
near Montgomery, in Hamilton county, where we
believe he yet resides, and the matter was hushcd
up to save Harrison and his connections.
Miss Brewer is still living solitary monumen
of ruined virtue of this black and dastardly act
which ten thousand lives of penence cannot wash
out. 1t is an act of such deep and damning
nature, that virtue must ever blush in crimson
when the brazen destroyer passes in view.
And this is the man that wrote II pirate letter
to North Carolina, charging the Editor of this pa
per, as unworthy of contradiction, because we
published an extract from his own writings, which
he can forget but DARE NOT DENY ! Is the
Republican satisfied lfnot we will add more
Truly he is fit representative of the hard cider
orgies.
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THE NEW WORLD.


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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

vZNE subscribers respectfully beg leave ia inform the pub
lie that they have associated themselves partners
in business nj BARNARD, under the firm of ;. g. {. u.
CIiAMBERIiN, and have received and now offer to the
public at the store formerly occupied by Ron Richmond,
IA NEW STOCK or GOoDS,rt
consstirs part of English French md American prints,
apncs printed lawns, mosn dr ains. gro tic Swiss and
gro de Naples silk rich bonnet ribbons and other bonnet
TRIMMINGS HOSIERY nrd gloves, nsu good assortment III
broad c0tls cI.sltrcs AMI ve~rr, ard complete as
sortcn of trimming. lur cintSau, cutlery hard ware,
W Goods crnrkcry and glass wnTc paints oils and dye
stu nstu Nails, fish salt, window glass; besides rs good
nm assortment Of LQtoEs Us can 1t found III any coun-
try store.
All of which Willie sold cheap fl" cash, good barter, or
short approved credit Thry worldhcrc take elderly
say to the public, they have stock nj old goods on
hand which twenty yr to forty per cent. more than
thu same article be- nbt1nc Tor This stock is all
new and suite. to the They can. ana viii sell
cheap rs can be purchased in Windsor County.
share of public patronage IS respectfully solicited
SIMEON q. CliAMBERL1N.
CtRMi u. CIAMBERllN.
Barnard June lsi0. e-u.
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NORXyICHINSTITUTE.

YHNIE fall term of the above Institution will commence
e on Monday September, l. under the superintendent
OIL. liuRl.BUT. Young gentlemen md ladies wishing to
pursue thorough and scientific o., Instruction. will
Ind no pains spared to render their progress us rapid MS
possible.
The female department will be conducted MS formerly by
Miss V. TowS, whose reputation scholar teacher
and lady, needs no comment.
The branches taught in the gcntcmans department. Will
be AS follows Reading and Spelling English Grammar and
Rhetoric, Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry Trgonomctry,
Surveying, aud the higher branches oNuhcmacs History
and Geography Natural and Moral PLY losphy Astronomy
and Chemistry,
The ladies' Department will include besides the uboye
branches Botany Painting and Drawing.
The French Language will be taught m extra branch
Lessons the Piano will be given by Miss f. A. Russell
to those DESTROYS olacndmg to Music.
Students will be requested to observe correct moral
and personal department..
The two departments will be kept distinct as possible
EXPENSES.
Tuition per quarter ne weeks cncl) $500
Thusc who attend to Reading Spelling,
Writing, Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography
and History only, will be charged, $500
French per quartcr-cStru, $500
Lessons on the Piano do, $500
Board and rooms mo-, including wood
and lights from Sl,5O to "a
TEXT BOOKS
Smith Grammar Days Algebra, Davies I.cGcndrcS
Geometry, GihSons surveying, Comstocks Ply losophy
and Chemistry: French. TOwlcs Grammar BOY crs Die
lionar!, Vie dc Washington Tclcmaqnc Charles Dolc &c
Noruich J,ip. in l9Ao
1hisSwlil ccrIiTy that Mr. ucuS IiuTbut, l. member
of the highest class in the Norwich University and viii
probably graduate at the annual Commencement in August
next. Tho talents, literary and scientific attainncn,s
Mr. lIurbcr will qualify him to instruct select Englisl
school of the first order, and as such, he IL confident!
recommended to all whom ii may concern
II A. PARTRIDGE, President of n. y.