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Burlington, April 8 1871.

EOR COrGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA orPH1illS-
L IT,, CONSUMPTION, WliOOPiNG COUGH,
and all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases Ct the
Lungs Thu j. believed to tc the most popular & eff
cariou> Medicine ever known in Aue-lca,fvr proof Of
which, we would refer 20 those who have used it, an
to the numerous certificates of Ply. cjan- and othera
a,iache TO he inside wrapnrr OF each otile.
Df Anorv II II inc, Of Fran .in Mass. writes thai
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
re ief. and having con>uliel with ."vcra eminent
phys ician., he ha. foand the vegetable Pulmonary
Ia sam TO have had the d. rele eci and recommends
i, a safe, conven ent mi eii"acJoHs medcin
Dr. Thomas hrown. Of Concord, n. H., writes that
to his knowledge, i has never di,arpon,el the rea-
sonail expectations OF those who haycuse,it.
The public are particularly cautioned against the
many Commercials or limitations winch have partial
y wholly assumed the name O. the genuine article.
irj"Be assured tina, it is no, genuine unless on.
or 10th of ihe written SIGNATURES Of SAMPSON
REED or WI JOHN CUTLER, are found aach h, d
to yellow la FL on lue envelope. (Ali labels OF
and ai'er The date cf Dee 1889, Will have the written
signature e Wm. Ion'n Cutler PREPARED bv
REtD WING & FIR Gaze Low & Rcet,)
Wholesale Drngsis.- 81 Chatham st., Boston, and
sold ~ DR. ggi,s, Apothr are, and country ner-
chants genera Is. Price so GEMS.
PECK 81 SPEAR, agents.
Burlington, Dec. /, 1912. ~.
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COP4R TVERSTfIP.

HENRY II. R0STWICN 4 I. F. WI.
strong having connected their TIN Shops viii do
business m that line under the name of H. Ii. Bo,-
We " Go. al the shop occupied by said Bostwick
whore may he foand full and complete az, ortmeni
of TIN WARE manufactured expressly for the retsu
trade, together with Copper and Sheet Iron work,
stove Plpe ) owe Trimmings, &c. All k.n's of Job
work furnished Al short notice. Fave roth and con.
durtor furnished and puiup. Copper pumps and
lead %? .'calsHrd and set Il required Those who
pa'fog7 ms branch Of business shall az this shop,
eqUc;.y ana well served for a roqsoua' c compen
sftJu. II II. DOSIWlCk 4 Co
nnrlinrtnn. Anr. 10 lsl2.
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" SNIrF-only Twen.y-firc Cents.

OK Vt. NTTIHIUNk ; NrWTY lnVCntd ; IFF,
II the best article ever discover by scientific
men, il Europe America, for the cure and absaluie
reliefof Caarrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes
Nervous Hcndlchc, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and In
fants troubled with Snu.iles partial shocks Of Pal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

General Agents for No Az ccel rated Medicines
10 whom all application, for agchcIcs must lie adj
drr>, ed.
Rurlinr'on Ian % 1872
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13

HORSES that have Ring-Bonc, SPAWN,
Wind.Galls, &c, are cured by Roors' Srktirc; and
E1sFis3Ci'<d horsos enti:.ly cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-01-13
Lilly SY ESUP!

Dec. |. lSi2.
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Doct. Jebb's Nheuicotic Liniment.

For NNolI aN-m, ErT-cl ~Nfan., Nlmbnesa
Chj'laln-, Sriu,>> n the IONS, &C., will afford
the most uncxpcccl aud immediate rel efln the most
obstinate cases &C Rheumatism, IA few hour, this
article j. openly recommended by Physicians. Tho
Ln'nent is done up in enlarged bottles. Price 81
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-21
MAlsSksAE,s SALE.

q By virtue Of a writ Of execution is
LID sued out Of the United States Cir
cult Court for the district Of Illinois, in
favor Of Henry Won Phul and Theodore
l.. McGlIl, and against Francis lie Beau
and Ximri Lewis, have levied on all the
right, title and interest of said defendants
in and to the following described property
TO wit:-Lots number six, (6) seven, (7)
and eight, (S) in block number one hun.
dred and ifty-onc, (l5l) in Ninawa AID.
dition TO the town of Peru, in La Sale
county, together NTH all the privileges
and appurtcnances ,hcreunto belonging,
or in anywisc appertaining, which shall
expose for sale AT public auction on the
22d day Of May next, 1913, between the
hours OF o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock
p. NJ, AT the house of the said Lewis in
the town OF PERU WIN. PRENTISS,
u. y MARSHAL District Of Illinois
BY EDw. B. TALcorr, Deputy. 4G.5
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Administrators Sale.

TENAKE notice that in pursuance of an
II order of the circuit court of l.asalle
county, made at the May term, A. D.,
1912, directing me TO sell the east half of
the southeast quarter of section ID, in
township 30, of range east, containing
so acres, in the county of Livingston. and
state of Illinois, being land of which Ma
thias j. Ross lately died siezed, for the
payment of debts Of the deceased, we
shall attend on the premises, on the 18Th
dag Of Aprii neat, between the hours of
10 o'clock, A. M. and o'clock, p. NJ.
Of said day, and expose the same to sale al
public vendue.
The terms of sale will be a credit OF
one year, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, together with mortgage
on the premises TO secure the payment OF
the purchase money.
i. WOODWARD, Admir-.
ADELlNE ROSS, Adm'x.
March 3, 1913. 30-7
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To the wing. Of Ottawa Precinct.

AT the request of many of my brother wings, |
have consented to be Il candidate for the Office of
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE in this precinct
Being wing Of tried mettle, having fought many
battles in the wing cause, hope you will give me
your generous support If elected, , will aid you
in carrying out the glorious principles of our par
,y--measures dear to us all, and upon which the
pcrpctuiiy Of our government depends, to wit, the
creation of National Bank, High Protective
Tariff, the Assumption of the State Debts by
the General Government, and liberal construc-
ton Of the constitution of the L. s., and if sue
cessful, will not betray you like the TRAITOR
TYLER! G.. l.. LUKENS.
Ottawa pril ID, 1913. 81 p'd.
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Sam Jnes-A correspondent Of the Florida
Tropican Plant gives the following sketch Of this
celebrated Indian chief:
Sam Jones-The celebrated Seminole
chief and fisherman, has proved himself
10 be one OF the most consumale generals
and skilful warriors that ever existed in
any aye. With handful of men and
sqaaws he has bafllcd for the past seven
year the most experienced, successful and
distinguished Of our military commanders
and naval lieuienanls, and now roans,
free and unmolested, the glorious shore
Of the Florida Atlantic, and the romantic
and fertile isles Of the Everglades-an un.
restrained trapper Of the st. Lucia and
Jubi!er hunting grounds, and sklllful
adept of the wel-stocked branches Of the
Locho llalchec-a terror to wrecked
crews, and dangerous and fearful neigh
Dor to the hardy South Florida settlers.
10 our knowledge, Sam has not been Wis
ible to the pale faces since 1887, and
nothing definite has been received from
him until lately, when at the polite re-
quest Of Gen. Worth for him to come
in he returned the uncourteous answer,
'tustcnuggee acahoo 6Osh,' which literal
ly means when translated, IN see Won
ID first
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-04-21

EUIttstDsC IsCdt H1Ststtc tut SsStCs
FUNIIE subscriber offers for sale the fol-
Il lowing real estate, to wit: The
n. Z. of sec. &c, II. SO, N. II. 3 E. Sd.
principal meridian, containing l60 acres.
About one half of the above tract is tim.
Der Of good quality for fencing, and tho
remainder is of the first quality Of prairie
for cultivation.
The land is favorably situated in a good
neighborhood Of settlers, and is very
desirable tract for person wishing farm.
The price will be reasonable, and the
terms of payment easy. Title indispu-
table. ANNE T.. EDGCOMD.
Ottawa, Dec. %, 1912. 29-3m
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TO THE PUBLIC.


What little means have left from the foods
and the fire. have saved out Of the grasp of those
that stripped me of every thing except the little
stuff had IN my house, not even leaving me an
axe at my wood pie--l say, what little have
saved, is now being expended in trying to rebuild
the mills at Marseilles, and ask this community
to look on aud judge as between me and those
who are using every exertion to inlure me
and thwart my operations, | have said much
more of myself than | would have done, but to
vndicate myself from the vile tongue OF SANDER,
not from any vanity or boasting desire, Tor deny
that there are such ingredients i'll my nature. |
ask to be judged of according to my acts, i'll this
tragedy aclcd between me and the company. Let
condemnation fall upon the guilty. Let public
opinion overwhelm them! If am the guilty act
or, let me fall. ask no mercy. Let the guilty
fall beneath the weight of the wickedness of these
transactions. am perfectly willing that all my
business transactions should be opened TO the
world; and, permit me here to say, without
boasting and without any fear oi contradiction,
that, IN all business transactions, | have been
governed through life by open fairness and strict
adherence to all agreements, so far as in me lay
and challenge the world of mankind to show TO
! the contrary. | have, most of the time during
my life, had in my employ large number Of
men. Since have been in the country, have
Quit TWO uCTOSS tIle tI ca
nal, extensive mills, and good many other bull
dngs; have fenced and cultivated considerable
part of nearly two sections of land, which work,
o. course, has required great many hands. The
most of this work was done while laborers were
extremely scarce. Consequently, there was no
choice but to take every man that could I've hired,
without regard to the man; aNl it would have
been very strange, under such circumstances, il
there should not be more or less that could be
operated upon to say all manner of evil of me.
But come and go among the inhabitants of the
country with which have dealt aud done BUSH
ness, and show me an honest, fair dealing man
that will say have not dealt fairly with him. /
came into this country with the intention of max
ing Improvements that should benefit the whole
country round, and claim that have followed
out those Intentions with all the industry and en-
crgy that any man could have done. BY my I'M
firing cxcrons and unusual exposures have
entirely lost my health and now to have wha,
was left me by the floods and the fire wrcnchcl
from me by those who looked on with their arms
folded whilst exerted every nerve to bring their
improvements forward, is hard, wicked and un.
righteous, and | feel that such transactions will
never receive the appreciation of this community
that the day of retrbuion is coming and at
hand, and that outraged justice will blight the
hopes and expectations of the guilty, as the
rust blighls and withers away the full grown
grain. l.. KIMBALb.
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r.SssSEaAL'S SALE.

United S'ctes' Circuit C0ui-EEecuiion NJ. 753.
{ BY virtue Of a writ of pcndifione
Il D ETponas 10 me directed from the
United States Circuit Court, Far the Dis.
tricl Of Illinois, in favor Of John l.. ii.
McCrackcn and against Charles Hayward,
| am directed to sell the following prop
erty in Ottawa Centre, ,o-wit:
Lots 2 and 3 in block 2; lots 3, s, 7,
8 and . in block 3 lots and in block
6; lot II in block o; lot in block 0 ;
lots /, 3, 7, 8, IL and Is in block :;
lot IL in block IA; lots l., 10 and II in
block 5; lots . and 3 in block | 6; lots
II, and | | in block II lots 4 and 5
in block 49,; lots 3, 7, II, Is and Is in
block 10; lots >, l3, Ii and l6 in block
20; lots 3, 6, 8, i, ~ and ) in block
81 lots s, 8, 10, IL, IL and 5 in block
%; lots /, 2 aud in block "a; lots | =,
3, 4, 7, II, ID and IL in block 25 lots
|, 5, l3 and II in block 26; lots /, 3, 7,
8, ii and Is in block 81; lots |, 2, 3, 5
and 0 in block %; lots 3, 7, IL and l3
in block 20 lots 0, ] | and ID in block
30; lots Z, ID, l6 and II in block 3
lots 5, IS and IL in block - lot in
block 33 lots and in block IS; lots
| and in block SO; lots . and in block
81 ; and lots and 5 in block 80.
ALSO, in the town of Peru, lot 6 in
block Is +; lot in block Is ; and the f
! of the w ! OF lot . in block 10.
ALSO, the following described lands,
TO wit: the Il !, S T. ! Section &c, L
"a, N II T. =; the W ! S l. ! Section
30, Il 81, N R3 L South 30 acres OF
the w !, N T. / Section %, T. 81, N II
3 E---all of which are East of the 3d
principal meridian,
Which | shall expose to public sale, on
the 10Th day Of May next, a, the court
house door Of said county, to the highcs,
and best bidder, for ready money.
Sale 60 commence between the hours
of o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ,
of said day. Dated this 9th day of April,
A. d. 1913. WIN. PRENTISS,
U. S. Marshal, District IF EEnois
by Enw. Is. TALcorr, Drputy.
| N. b. Tho above sale is hereby postponed
until the 2O,a day Of May next Mt tn. same pac,
and hour ofthe day. WIN, PRENTfSS,
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Administrators Notice.

A IL persons having claims against
IA the estate of Lowell Morse, late Of
La Sale county, decd, are hereby noti-
fled and requested to exhibit the same to
the subscriber, administrator of said es-
tate, or to the probate justice of said coun.
~, within nine months from the date hero
of MAJOR ID. WALLACE,
Ottawa, March 81, lS43--4t .Adm'r.
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NOTICE.

rHNHE undersigned, one Of the partners
a. of the firm Of Armour e. Lamb, of
Ottawa, hereby gives notice that he will
not be responsible for any contracts made
or debts contracted on accounts, or in the
name of said firm, by Adam Lamb, one Of
the partners of said firm, as the business
OF said firm is now in progress Of settle
ment. GEORGE ARMOUR.
Ottawa, April 81, 1919. 49,
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Being on Fourth street last evening,
sometime after dark, we saw a large man
moving towards US, whom we supposed,
from the slowness and inequality of his
gait. to be blind. A little girl, whose
head reached about TO his elbow, had his
hand, and appeared to be assisting him
along. As we met at the corner Oh
street, he seemed determined to 60 on,
u,tering an occasional oath in an indis-
tinct tone, directed by his little guide.
"No, father" said she, in sweet and
tender voice, "no father, this is the way
home, down this street, father" She f.
nally succeeded in turning his course, and
they proceeded along the pavement. Al,
times he would make lurch, throwing
the girl quite off the sidewalk into the
gutter. But she held his hand firmly,
only exclaiming in a low tone, "don't,
father; oh father, don't" When they
came to the door of the stairs which led
to their lodgings in an upper story. he in
sisted upon going further. The daugh-
ter got before him and forced him back TO
the stairway, constantly repeating, and
with touching mildness, 'this is the
place, father, this is home-mother' S
here 'No, it isn't, d--n you, it Amt
here growled he. in slilled tone of
voice. She succeeded in enticing him
about half way up the stairway, then en-
veloped in darkness but he refused to 60
iurther. Here the poor girl began to cry,
and call for mother. Mother did not
hear, and she left her father and ran up
stairs crying bitterly. The mother APP
peared with light, and exclaimed,
whats the matter-what has Happen
ed!' but in moment understood the az
lair. There the husband leaned over the
bannisters, his face upwards, stupid and
silent. Her coun,enance was still free
from the wrinkles of age, fresh and mild.
But this sudden discovery wrought wo-
iul change in the face of the wife. Not
a word was heard. The little girl did
not make her appearance after she enter
cd her mothers room. The mother in
quiet grief assisted her protector to the
room, and the door closed upon these un-
fortunate beings who had once been hap
py. May heaven bless tina, true-hearlcd
chlld.-CncinnaH Chronicle.
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County PnUHCTs.

2 Office is hereby given that'sealcd
IL proposals will be received by the
CountyCommissoncrs of La Sale county,
at the Clerks Office in Ottawa, until the
June term of the County Commissioners
Court, for keeping the county paupcrs,
when the paupers will be let to the lowest
responsible bidder.
by order oflhc County Com. Court
w. II. MACLAY, Clerk.
Ottawa, April Z. lS43. 4l-3
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Slate Of Illinois 1s.,
Puiaam Coaniy8 Circuit.
March Term, a. d., 1873 Bill TO tcre
Slate of Illinois

c
PUiaam COanlyd Circuit.
March Term, a. d., BiHfo tcre
close mortgage.
Trustees of Schools Of township No. 80, n. Il. 1
wcstol the 81 principal meridian, in the county
of Putnam.
William Hopkins and Jane his wife. Joel w.
hopkins, Martha Hopkins, Iohn {. Hopkins,
Stephen ID. Hopkins. George u. HOPKINS.
Margaret Hopkins, Melinda hopkins, aud
Elizabeth d. Margrayc and James W Margrave.
'.NllIS day came the compliments by
Dickcy their solicitor. and il appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court, by the
affidavit of John p. Blake tina, the defen-
dants, Elizabeth ID. Margrave and James
w. Margrave are not inhabitants Of this
state, and having failed TO enter their ap-
pearance herein agreeabIy to the law and
rules Of this court. lis therefore ordered
on the motion Of the said complainants,
that unless the said defendants, Elizabeth
ID. Margravc and James w. Margrave,
shall personally be and appear before the
Judge of the said circuit. court on or before
the first day of the next term to be holden
at the court house in Hcnnepin, on the
fifth Monday in the month Of October
next, to answer the allegations and charges
contained IN the said complainants' bill.
which has been exhibited against them in
the said court on the chancery side there
of, the same will be taken as confessed
agains; them, and the matter thereuf de-
creed accordingly; and il is further ORDER
dered that copy Of this order be published
in The Illinois Free Trader & La SallC
County Commercial Advertiser" week
ly newspaper published in the town Of
Ottawa, in said state, for four weeks sue
cessively, onre at least in every week, Ire
first insertion thereof to be made within
sixty days from the date hereof, and that
this cause be continued until the said ncxt
term OF this court A cOpy--attest.
OAKS TURNER,
Clerk of the Putnam Circuit Cou,t, Ills.
March 30, 1919. 44-4
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CITY HOTEL,
OrrAwA, Ills.

prwA raSlIE subscribers would re-
i..ssf@ IL specially announce to their old
ksssEES3 friends aud the public generally, that
&sS-sEessA they have rented the old stand in the
town of Ottawa, knowu as the City Hotel, where
they hope 10y unremitted attention to the COM
fort and welfare of their guests, to receive that
share of patronage that their exertions may merit.
The house has beeui thoroughly renovated and
cleansed--their rooms are.pleasant aud agreeable.
Their bar will be furnished with the choicest
wines and liquors-thcir table with all the sub
s,antials and delicacies Of the season, aud they
pledge themselves that nothing shall he wanted
on their part to render their stay pleasant aud
comfortable PATRICK & NEWTON.
Ottawa, Feb 81, 1873 3S-ly
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Gloves and NIittcns.

TENlIE subscriber has on hand, first
n rate buckskin Gloves, mems and
boys Miuens, for sale at his dwelling
near his tanncry in Ottawa. Green or
dry deer skins wanted.
PLATT THORN.
November | 1912. 23--2m
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There was letter received at the Pitts
burgh Post Office lately, directed as fol.
lows:
''Swift rs the mail pursue yo ur route,
Nor stop nor stay for any,
Until you reach Miss Catharinc Trout
In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania"
The witty clerk in the post office adds
in a p. S.
Miss Cathariue Trout
Soon came about,
And fshed this funny letter out.
And we will finish the story;
This pretty Trout as we oplnc,
Is caught by him who dropped that line.
[N. T. AVora.
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Influence Of Solar EclipseS on mi
mals.-M. hrago, in his account to the
Academy of Sciences of the solar eclipse
of the 9Th July last, stated that he often
heard accounts of birds dying from the
mere influence of an eclipse of the sun /;
but could scarcely credit the statement, as
they could only die from fear; and the
discharge of gun ought to brighten them
much more, and yet it is certain tina, it
does not kill them, unless they are actu-
ally hit. One of NJ. Arago's friends made
the following experiment: He placed five
lnnets in cage, they were lively and ac-
tive, and fed up to the moment of the
eclipse; when the eclipse had terminated
three OF them were dead.
A dog was kept fasting from morning,
Immediately before the eclipse he was Of
iered food and fell on it greedily; but
when the dusk commenced he suddenly
ceased eating.
The horned cattle in the fields seemed
affected with kind Of vague terror du-
ring the eclipse they lay down in a circle,
their heads being arranged towards the
circumference, as if to face common
danger.
The darkness influenced even the small
est animals. M. Fraisse observed a num-
Der OF mice which were running briskly,
become suddenly still when the eclipse
began.
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ORDINANCES

Passed at the meeting Of The Board Of
Trustees Of the torn Of OHa,ra, hoi-
den on the I4h inst.
On motion of w. ii. w. Cushman, it
was
Cr3ered, That from and after the first
day of June next, lS43, no dogs shall be
allowed to run al large within the limits
Of the corporation, without band or strap
around the neck with the name of the
owner thereon; said dog 10 be subject to
a tax yearly of fifty cents. All dogs found
AT large after that time without such band
or strap around the neck, will be removed
by the corporation.
Ordered, That all persons within the
bounds of the corporation who build their
sidewalk in front of their lot by the Goth
Of May next, agreeable to former not ce
and on the present level, will be credited
on the tax list for one-lialf of the same.
What remains to he done at that time.
will be done by the supervisor, and the
taxes collected to pay for the same.
ID. SANGER, President
]. DIRDsALL, Clerk.
Ottawa, April 81, 1913. 46--3