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ing their lost power but By means Of an. appeal
TO the avarice and cupidity Of the human heart
the bare proposition of which will imply
knavery and impute turpitude.
SHAME TO THE ANTI-BoND PAYBRs.-We
are proud to see the HONEST portion OF the
democratic party of this and other States join
ing our ranks in endeavoring to preserve the
faith and honor of this State. In a recent
debate in the U. S. Senate, a severe denuncia-
ton was made by Mr. Buchanan, the enlight-
ened Senator from Pennsylvania, against the
recommendation of Gov. McNutt to the Lee
gislature of Mississippi, to refuse to pay the
Bonds issued by the State-in other words to
defraud those who had given her credit, on
the lawless maxim of the Scottish freebooter,
''That they shall take who have the power,
And they shall keep who can"
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/
THE CoNsP1RAcY.-In late number Of the
Southern Reporter" we see communica
ton in the form of an Introductory essay, pu'
porting to have emanated from one Of The
members of club entitled "the Conspiracy
that holds its nightly sittings in Grenada
The essay exhibits a considerable range
thought, together with some sound reflections
and views OH political economy. "The Con-
spiracy" is said to have for its objects the er
tension of the empire of reason. Widerg
the great circle of light and knowledge-cOn
batting error and conspiracy against the GOV
eminent Of ignorance, bgotry, intoleranr
and superstition-all worthy aims-the end
contemplated by the society being the sane
contended for by the spirit of enlightened in
telligence, since the first dawn of christianity
In the language of favorite contempOray
we would say, go on, gentlemen, in the
great struggle of knowledge with ignorance,
of truth with error, and stay not your hanq
until you have dispersed the mighty host
prejudice-until the dim but beautiful star
science shall wax into a sun, perforating eve
ry Granny, enlightening every dark corne'
gliding equally the roof of the humble cosaS'|
as well as the stately castle with its light
until the heavens, catching the enthusiast
shall flash forth one broad and mighty CLEAN
that shall proclaim the dawn OF the mornis|
of universal knowledge" :. 40 !.
WAR.-The British Government it is saO
has ordered 10 sail of the line, that had oesD|
destined for Syria, to our coast. Also' tn'I
battalions Of infantry to Halifax. Orders hay /
been received in the British West Indies fror
England, to place $4,000 more negroes unds
military discipline, in edition to the ordinary
black regular force there--and that the Blacj
regiment in Canada, known as the "Queen
Guards" have been ordered to hold themsel'''
in readiness for further orders. M
We would say to England and her my''n
dons come, and we will greet your white az
black slaves with bullets and blood-hDoouno''
Let them come. ,.,.,1 -. 81. frrat
TEXAS LoAN-We learn from the N. "
Star and Times, that Gen. Hamilton n"s
length effected loan in Paris, tor the yo"
Republic ofTexas.i The Texas treasury OF"
! Ha
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TEXAS LoAN.-We learn from the N. ",
Star and Times, that Gen. Hamilton mas
length effected a loan in Paris, tor the yo'
Republic of Texas. The Texas treasury a'"I
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-11-05

He FAD the following from Judge Patterson, for
1 q thirty years the FIRST Judge Of the county in
which he lives:
NdI.t'on, " D.. March l2, l54l.
Nessrs. Coms'ocl, & Co.
Conference.-The are at liberty to make such
use of the following certificate as you deem will
best subscyc the purposes for which it is intended.
certificate Of Judge PaHersoa.)
I hcejy cot.fy that my daughter has been
afflicted with sick haaluchc for the space of about
20 years; the attacks occurring once in about two
weeks, frequently lasting 81 hours, during which
time the paroNysms have been so severe, as ap-
parenuy soon to deprive her of life. And after
having tried almost all other remedies in vain,
have been induced az a last resort to try Spohn's
Headache Remedy as sold by you; and to the
great disappointment and Joy of herself and all her
friends, she found very material relief from the
first dose Of the medicine. She has followed up
the directions with the article, and in every case
when an attack WAS threatened has found mmc-
diatc relief, until she is permanently cured. The
attacks are now very seldom aud disappear almos,
after taking the quantity directed.
\ hope that Others may he benefited by the use of
this truly invaluable medicine, has induced me to
send you the above. and r5main your oheIient
servant. JEHU PATTERSON,
Judge of the Court G. p.
Sold oniy by Comstocl, 6; Co. II Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug Store Of c. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa % ".
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SOAP AND GANEhEN
sale Of Canal Lands,
Warren Moore

sane ga tiafIs E;ARGs,
LEASING OF WATER POWER
q Office is hereby given that a sale
l of Canal Lands will be held al
Lockport, VIII county, Illinois, on the
18th day Of November next, and will be
continued, if necessary, from day to day
until all the lands put in market at this
sale have been offered. These lands will
be set up in small parcels and to suit pur.
chaseTs as near as may be, if application
be made previous to the making out of
the list for sale.
All settlers or others, who desire any
particular tract or tracts to be offered at
this sale will give such information to the
board OF commissioners at their office in
Lockport as soon as possible.
Terms Of Saie.-For timbered lands,
one fourth Of the purchase money in hand
and the balance in three annual install
ments, with interest at per cent, pava-
bic annually in advance. For prairie
lands, one tenth in hand and the balance
IN twenty years, bearing Is per cent. IN
tercst payable at the end of each year.
A l.SO, at OHalco, La Sale counfy.
IA Illinois, on the 23d day of the
same monh, there will be publicly SOLD
or leased for the term ofRineiy-ninc wears
to the highest bidder for yearly rent,
IJFO LOIS in the said town of Olta-
wa laid OFF and properly situated for
manufacturing purposes, and the use Of
a $uitaJfe supply Of moier 10 propd ma
chtaery upoa said lots, under the pro-
visions and restrictions of the law of this
State upon the subject.
The privileges here offered are of great
value: situated upon the line of the Hi.
noIs and Michigan Canal, which, when
completed, will constitute the connecting
INK IN the great chain of Northern Lakes
and Western Rivers, at llourishing vii.
iago and in the midst of a richly produc
i've agricultural country fast filling up
with industrious and enterprising citizens,
and amply supplied with water cheaply
conveyed to machinery and entirely re-
moved from all danger from floods.
The IuIl value can be known only by
4 personal inspection of the premises and
he surrounding country.
by order Of HE Board Of Commits
'l0RcrS Of he Illinois anil DGcbjooo /
Idnal. J. MANNING, Secretary.
hockport, Sept. 8, 1871. l7--ssw
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Notice.

I&A THE GRIST MILL Of the Under
Ii:sNE H. signed has been thoroughly re-
lljIll%XX paired and finished, and is now in per-
&zs&siect order for grinding all kinds Of
grain. Prompt attention will be gi, en- to all who
see proper to give US their custom, and we are
confident, from long experience in the bust
ness, that we can do work equal, if not superior
to any in the land. We hold ourselves RESPONSE
bile for all bags entrusted to us that are well mark
ed with the owners name.
The above Mill is situated on Indian Creek.
about halt mile from the mouth Of the same.
]. f.. SKINNER,
&. CURRY T.,
lnularNreck, Jan. L. ISL 33--lf
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ShOveis aEd Spades.
BOnriets! RO,sucis.!

I%HE subscribers have just received a
l. large lot of LeghoJm, Straw, and
Palm Leef Bonneis, including some very
pretty styles for children, all of which
they will sell at prices uery much io,cer
than they have ever been sold in this
place. VIM. TRUE 81 SON.
Ottawa, July 2, 1871. s--tf
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EI1lflAN EsAsss.

Cleanliness II the Head and WGir.
g. TRANCE it is that persons who attend strictly
- to personal cleanliness, baths, &c. should ne
glcct the hcad-the hair-the most essential
the most exposed-and the most beautiful when
properly cared for of all the gifts of the Creator
Perfectly free may it be kept of dandrulf or scuri
with certainty that the hair cannot fall out, BY
the use of the Balm Of Columbia Ladies, will
you make your toilet without this article
answer iearlessly, No, if you have once tried and
experienced Its purifying efccts-its sweet per-
tumc.
A hundred articles have been put forth OF the
credit OF this-the only lrst-the only really val
liable article. A mass of testimony from all
classes 10 these facts.
LOOK OUT !-Countcrfeits are abroad-look
always for the name of COMSTOCK d co. on
the splendid wrappers, and not buy it without
that name.
From the Bysioa Chronicle, i'm. 10.
We see by an advertisement in another column
that Mcssrs Comstock q Co., the agents for Old
ridges Balm of Columbia, have deputies to sell
that article in Boston and elsewhere. We know
a lady oil this city whose hair was so nearly gone
as to expose entirely her chronological dcvclopc-
ments, which, considering that they hetokcncd
most amabIc disposition, was not in reality veIy
unfortunate. Nevertheless she mourned the loss
OF locks that she had worn, and, after years
iruitess resort to miscacd rcstora,ves purchased,
some months ago, bottle or two of Oldridge's
balm, and she has now rineIcts in rich prorusion,
glossy, and of raven blackncss We are not
putting; none of the commodity has been sent to
us, and,indccd, we do not want any for though we
were obliged to wear wig year ago, we have
now, through its virtue, hair enough, and of
P1ssablc quality, OF our own.
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by
notorious countcreiler. Let it never be purcha-
sed or used unless it have the signature of COM
STOCK & co. on a splendid wrapper This is
the only external test that will secure the public
from deception.
Address
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For Sale.

fE7IlE west half of the northeast quar-
ter of section %, in township 33 n.
r. 3, +. 81 p. NJ, and the northwest
IF. Of same section. These lands are
valuable, being on the south side Of the
Illinois river, and about two miles from
the town of Ottawa, and containing sui
table proportion of timber and prairie.
For further particulars, terms, &C., apply
to Noah Ripley, New York, or to the
subscriber in Ottawa.
July Oft. J. G. CIIAMPLIN.
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SBgA4h LIGHTS WINDOW SASH,
on hand and for sale at the
brick store of The subscribers.
l.. p. & W. A. SANGER & co.
Ottawa, pril 80, 1871. Soft.
From the NIU York HarQM.
NJ Y S Il T. RIOU S

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one Of the
N most ancient and wealthy families of this
city, who must he well known to numerous
friends, having SINCE the wear iS up to recently.
been bent nearly double and for several years con-
fined in his bed has been restored to good health
has rcgaincd his natural erect postion--aud
has quilted his carriage, and now walks with
case'! We believe this is the gcntcmun's own
description as near as possible, and there is no
exagcnton in it. We will give inquiries as to
his address, and doubt not his humane feelings
will excuse thcIibcrty so that one doujting, may
6ho'0 these facts; though he requests his name
may not appear in print. Among other similar
instances, Mr.. Jas. &. Reynolds, IA Christie ST.,
has been restored, and will give personal assu-
RANGES OF the facts OF his case. Both were rheu-
matsm, and contracted cords and sinews. How
has this been done!
Aqs~er. by the Indian Vegetable ELrier in
ternally, and Heics' Ntyye and Zone Linimeni
eXternoly.-N Y HyaM Jln. &c, ls4l.
Sold only by Comstock q Co., II Maiden Lane,
For sale at the Drug Store of G. j.. Thompson.
Ottawa.
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.SwEA THEIR LARGE
EvjilI9 FLOJRHNG F.EAL,

Gsssl..s;sss containing EIGHT Runs Of
French Burr Stones, designed for both
country and merchant work, and 10 be
equal to any in the Union in all lis parts,
will soon be in operation; when they
will be prepared, and happy to "griad
ere,y mans GriSt' who will give them
a call, in the best possible manner; and
customers may rest assured that the " toll
dish" shall not be too large, nor be
"Sfrickea ,ciM 4 cr0okcd hand.'
They will also want, so soon as the
four merchant run arc completed, all the
Good Winter Wheat they can get,
for which a liberal price will at all times
be paid at the mills Of the company {;
and they would say to farmers in this
vicinity, that they cannot grow too much
Of that commodity.
The Company have now and will con-
tinue to,kecp on hand, large and general
assortment Of Wcrchnndjee,
which will be exchanged las also will
their lumbcr,) for wheat and most other
kinds of country produce.
Marseillcs, Jan. %, 1871. 37--tf.
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John =. 5. Hoes,
John q. CI,nEnpIill.
w an. ChlIn.nsCrN,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar, AL
Solicitor in ChaceV,
July 10, 1910. ST
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4 ave You u Cough! DO not neglect
En 1t! Thousands have met a premature death
Tor the want of little attention to common cold.
Have you coughl Rev. DR.. Bartholmcw's Elk
pectorant Syrup, safe medical prescription, con-
tanning no poisonous drugs, and used in an extern
slye practice for several years, will most positively
afford relief and save you from that awful disease
pulmonary consumption, which usually sweeps
INTO the grave, hundreds Of the young, the old the
iair' the lovely and the gay Havcyou a coughl
BE persuaded to purchase bottle of this Expcc-
torant Syrup to-day Tomorrow may be too late.
Have you cough Bortholmews Expectorant
syrup Is the only remedy you should take TO cure
you, For this plain reason; That in no one of
the thousand cases where it has been used. has il
failed to relieve.
Sold Ivy Comstock & Co. II Maiden Lane.
For sale at the Drug Store of G. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa % Iv
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OFFERS his professional services to the ci,i-
" zen5 of Ottawa and vicinity. Office in
l.. p. & W. A. SANGER & Co.'S. Store, on the
South side of the Public Square Brick Build
ing.--lIis dwelling is on Canal Street three
doors from the southwest corner Of the Public
Square,.
Ottawa, Dec. II, 1910. Soft,
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4 LOT OF BED STEADS, for sale
or exchange for sproduco by the
subscribers.
WALKER g. HICKLING.
Ottawa, August 6, 1871. lift.
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500 EEVyARN!

hNE HHdrcd DJNrs ReJrard has been offered
W for months, to any ono who will use a bottle
Of H1y Imminent for the P,hs without being
cured. OF thousands sold, in no one instance
has 1t failed cure. Proof overwhelming to be
seen where it is sold. II is alsoa certain cure in
nearly crcry case. Externally, in the following
complaints.
For the Piles, ri ,htncss Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children.
Tender Feet Foul Ulcers Of the legs,
Sore throat by cancers brother fungus sores,
or ulcers, however obstinate OF
Group, long standing,
NhooPing cough, Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head, Chilb!ains, &c.
LOOK OUT!
Some Swiadiys haye' c0urt,yf#ed his article
and put it up NTH rqjouS dcrices. Do not be
imposed upon. One thing only will protect you
1T is the name of Comstock & Co. that name
muSt aicoys be on HE 1cropDer, or you are cheated
Do not forget it. Take this direction with you,
and test by that, or never buy it; for it is impos-
Sidle for any other to be true or genuine Sold
by Comstock &; Co, New York, 7 Maiden Lane
For sale at the Drug Store of c. l.. Thompson,
Ottawa. - ".
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Ottawa BAKERY.
Livery GilElsr.


VNHE subscribers would respect
Il fully inform the citizens Of OF ~
tawa and the public generally, that " 'IS4--~A
they are prepared with, aud will &.G4A fW
furnish to those who may desire W nm
them, ess<5=s1ssax
Horses and Carriages, Sleighs, &C., and
first rate Saddle Horses.
Persons travelling may rely on a speedy and
convenient conveyance to almost any place
through the country.
N. B.-All persons hiring Horses, Carriages.
&c, are required to return them in az good and
sound condition as they were in when they came
into their use.
WOOD e. SMITH.
Ottawa, July 90, lsl. 0--tf.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The "IEarseiIIc. manufacturing
f'oE5sEN.any'-

EEAYING purchased the MILLS and other
1 Z machinery lately erected by i. KIIRALL,
at the town Of Marsoies, are prepared to do
Saving for, and furnish to the surround
ing community, all descriptions of Sawed
Lumber, Lathes, and Shingles, which
the country will admit, on the most reasonable
terms and shortest notice; and as the business of
the company in all its branches, will be performed
by experienced and competent men, and every
effort made to give satisfaction, they hope to me-
Nh Lheral aLMc of nMLLIc nllr.mn-n.
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WHEAT WANTED.

'A'liE Marseiiles Manufacturing Cone
paay will pay cash for any quantity
of UHE.4T delivered at their Mill in
Marseilles, La Sale county, Illinois.
Sept. II, 1871. lift.
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Furniture Cor Sale.

= 4 VllE subscribers have on hand a large
u lot of Furniture, consisting of Ia
6teS, Bedsteads, Hash Stands, Looking
Glasses, Sc. SC. Beef and Pork taken
in exchange for the above articles.
Nov. EFT ARMOUR & LAMB.
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Fromsfhe Sassnnah Republican.

Our readers will recollect an account
we published some three months since, in
relation 10 The attempt abduction of a
muIatto woman belonging 10 Maj. Flour
nuy, of This county. The individual enga.
yed in this unlawful business, belonged 10
New. York. whittier ne escaped before the
officers Of the law here could arrest him.
Mai. F. had the matter investigated and
laid before the Governor Of the State, who
promptly despatched an Agent To the G"'
vernon Of New York, requesting him to
issue warrant for the arrest of the ugl-
live. We have seen letter from The III
dividual who was sent to New York, in
Which il is stated, that after consultation
with the Attorney General. the Governor
decided the case was one in which ne
could not issue a warrant. His reasons
for this decision he would communicate
without delay to the Governor of this State
We will not condemn without hear
ing the doings Of this arch AboIltlonlsl'
and therefore make no comment we
shall wait for his "reasons" SHOW ever, win
irpatiencc: .. .r
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COLLECTING AND PRESERVING The
DETERRENT GRASSES.

For short time past some of the mos
ardent friends of scientific agriculture, have
agitated the subject ofcollectins specimens
Of the various grasses of the United States
and designate them by their common
names. We presume in givingthe common
names, the classes, orders, genera and spe'
caes, will not be excluded. We see great
utilityin this, as some of the grasses are
known by different names in different Sec
tions of country. Timothy, for instance,
lis to the north called Herds grass; and
what we call Herds grass, is there called
Red top. Were we to pursue this subject,
we might find many similar illustrations
but no farmer of ordinary intelligence, can
help seeing the Importance of a book on
the grasses in which all the species are fully
described. One obiect we have in view in
these remarks is, to enquire Of Mr.. Curtis
of Washington North Carolina, (who first
brought the subject before the public0 and
others who are taking some interest, if it
would not be well to give the appropriate
soil to each, the proper cultivation and the
relative valuesof alIthe varieties? Such a
work would be invaluable to the Amerl-
can farmer. There are many grasses in
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, and Ar
kansas, (where our paper circulatesmo
not to be found in other states,-these we
should be- pleased to collect ourselves, and
ascertain all inrclation to them, that would
be valuable to the farmer. What do the
people of the south west think of it! If
agriculturists would lend their aid, they
will much improve themselves inone ofthe
most delightful sciences, and contribute
good deal to the objectproposedduring the
present year. We shouldb be pleasediffar-
mers generally would commence the inves-
tigation of the grasses, native and foreign,
on their own farms, and send US the result
Of their experience, that if the conteHpla-
ted works is published, we shall be ready.
Agr1culturist.
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woolly locks, with their faces panied -;
In this disguise they had travelled irosnp
Tennessee; so miles east of Nashville
where their master lives: They came from
Jackson onthe cars and made for the;
landing, and took passage for zGncianau,s
iabberng broken English and pretended:
Cherokee. Mr.. PnrterGeld looked 4 and;
suspected them. and walkedupto the larg-i
esI, who was man, uheS Sother was a,sso:
man dressed like man) and beganto ex..
anime his hair. The Indian Objected. bur.
P"rterfrld, persisted, and pulled off the:
false scalp, leaving the African head ex.i
posed. Both were taken into custody yandj
lodged in Jail. They had two pistols we'll
loaded and knives,,aith plenty Of anuni.
ton. They told that they had deem ins:
structed as TO the mode of escape BY abo-.
li,ionists in Tennessee: .sys..1 & !. )
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Published every Wednesday Morning.
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