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is best remedicd by a dry warm sty.
with Il regular supply Of food that is
calculated to keep them cool. and to
ai!1v the irritation Of The Iun-s.
Fercr, or rising Of the lights, seem,
TO be caused by overlooking, anj
raay be removed by doses Of sulphur
and oil.
We&'aggers.-Swine afflicted with
this disorder suddenly urn round rap,
idly, and, if not assisted, will die in
halt an hour. RcmcIy:-On opening
The mouth, Il bare mob in the roof o.
il will he discovered: cut his away.
and let the wound bleed: make 4
powder of loan and salt, and rub
the wound with it. and tbca give the
beast some urine, and he will pre-
emily rccovcr.-Farmer' Assistant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
L DARt. AIMS

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11

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DEAFNESS 1IRrn

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G0Nf0iN NJ kkL0~orl AEQJ >T4c or
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-11
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

II A bill has been introduced in the Legislature
of Tennessee. now in session. for the establishment
OF a ne,r Stnte out Of the territory OF East TenneS-
see. The preamble OF the bill states that the s-ea;
local interests of that portion of the State lying east
of the Cumberland Mountains are totally distinct.
separate, and adverse TO the interests Of that portion
cf the State living west of the Mountains; that at .
future and not distant day the conflict between tire
prea, injury to the welfare Of the people; and that
4 separation would be productive of much blessing
to each division. The Counties proposed TO he
coded. in order TO form Inc State. 10 be named
.Franklanl' are ;yventy-siz III number. it i pro-
posed also in the bill that 70 tie new State may he
added such portions OF the States Of North Care
lima Virginia and Georgia as may be coded for that
purpose. Natohai ihteihSeiicei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
The Staten Island Murder.
Letter from our Reporter.
pnnr RICHMOND. ia


poRr RtcHMoXD, January 4, I'm
The Injunction OF secrecy having been removed,
the Reporters of the different papers admitted
this day.
Mrs. BOdine was not present, her condition Dehs
such that it is impossible 10 remove her
Waite was present, and still maintained his usuD
composure.
The first witness called was Garret Gibson, vine
was sworn and testified rs follows: am III the en-
nloy OF James Walden; Miss Bodne has been stay
no AT Smith Freeman's: | received letter, 10 be
conveyed from Polly iodine TO Mrs Freeman;
DESTROYED IT, after Ia"Ing II in my pocket three Oh
four DAYS read it first IT was request from VT"
Bodne not 10 let her daughter home. 1t was 50
muddy Il was signed by Mcs. BOdine she returned
TO her mother on Christmas Day; have no mean
OF knowing how Polly Bodine reached tie Quaraa'
tine the night she lett her father house
.join Ihompson, sworn.--I am ID years Old a..
reside along the shore at John IhOmps0ns. w
Christmas morning was sent up TO George HOUSE,
mans by my grandmother alter some pilis. "aa
10 get them from Mrs. Houseman. Before sol '.
the house, John Burbank said me, J on WON
get any Christmas. went through the htue gov, ,
10 the back part OF the house and KNOCKED SUM-
time at the k,chen-door, but got no answer,
then went 20 Mrs. Housemau senior. ASKED ~
where Emeline was she sand II she was lo' M
she must have gone out. went AGAIN u.o N' -.
but got no answer. went back, and Ars. no' -.
man said she did not know where she was-is, ~,
windows were opened part OF SUNDAY anu n a,Js
shut went ,hrd time 10 Captain Housen 1t rot
and Knocked, but could get no answer cou." ~,
open the back door did not hear any noise u .s ae
house s ! I'D rot smell any smoke. did not sec
poIy Bodins at all. Wen, again to the kitchen
door but could nc, succeed in opening 1t "n.s
was knocking, Mrs. BurbanS cried out 10 10 MS door
! knocsed much harder | would knock the 1 100
down. then started 70 go home. Polly boa ao,
did cot speak TO me, | sure, that day ~ Nv
know Polly Dodlnc. =, n,,;ct.
John ENGLAND, sworn-I reside at % RenwNA
street, New-Yors. am newspaper carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
y, the rrse,a,ss of mr.. Clay.

Llyx SPEECHES HENRY CLAy.-The publish
ers Of this work prepared execute orders 20 an
extent Th@ work comprised in TWO octave volumes con
timing in the whole upwards of 100 pages ard IS Illus
iFatea By splendid steel Portrait Of Mr. Clay View oil
his Birthplace in Virginia and Fac Sime of one OF o.,
et's:s0ne Hundred copies for Ninety Fire Cents eccf
lis believed be the chea?es, work ever published !"
America These Speeches icm important portion 81 ie
History Of Country the les. thirty years, aud ae
interesting all ciase. Of readers without reference 70
politics.
Round, with cloti, Backs &. Gilt Lettering.
Twelve copies for. II "
t"entS-h'e copes .of. ot .,
oGe '!GLGfed copies lor 80 -
None sent on Terms Casa. Orders must <
tdre,sed 70 GREELEY s AcELRATH. Se"-Y oTk.
- Eor,rn. rei1s by7n. osautiiut Gipsy G,l cf
tie famous Queen of Ar,- Museum is now adserti-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

" Col john FELLOWS, relic of the time
that tried mems souls died yesterday in our
City, aged 81. He was the companion and
friend of Thomas PANE and we believe also OF
Thomas Jefferson, of whom he was warm ad-
mircr, and possessed vast fund of information
with regard to the men Of the last and preceding
generations. He was the author OF several works
--onc on Antiquities, and one or two caustic cS-
aminations OF Gen. Putnam's pretcnsions TO cour,
age and conduc, in the Revolution. lie has lived
70 a good old age, and when We last saw him, bat
q few weeks since, he seemed as hale and vigor-
GUS at any time these Eve years. Peace TO his
memory,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
By This Mornings Mail.

- Mr.. WEBSTER, late Secretary OF State, has
arrived in this city from his residence in Niassachl-
sets, and will, we presume, remain here through
the winter months. Maj. IntelgenceF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

- We are very sorry TO learn that Senator 81
rlER. of Arkansas, who has been indisposed ever
since he arrived here from the West, continues Sc
riously i'll al his lodgings m this CITY.
National InteliEencer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

WooLES FAcroH BURNr.-Thc Wooden Fac
tory occupied by Lew Duncan, IN the village OF
Penfeld, near Rochester, was ,royed b., fire abou
IL o'clock Friday night, The loss OF MIR. D. IN
machinery is estimated Ut $1,000, upon which there
was an nsursncc'o $500. fhe building was owned
by Robert l.. Dalzel OF Rochester, and was not in-
sured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

- The annual tern, of the Supreme Court oi
the United States begins al liz nall In the Catoi,
on Monday next. Nat. Intel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

WORCESTERSHIRE sixth trial for Repre-,
sentatives in the Third. Sixth and Seventh Con
gressional Districts of Massachusetts came OH on
Monday, the LIST inst. We give returns as tar
as received, compared with the vote OF the hi''
(Nov.) trial In the Third District, we have re-
turns from Is towns, as follows:
Abbott " S M,"su L. Sc Abbo,r, " Ma@sarL Sc
424l 40lS l00S.....2S1S 2ll6 III
Majority against Abbott, 26. Do. IN Novem
Der, 7s5. Net Wing gain, 759.
From the Sixth District we have returns from
81 towns, with the following result:
Baker " , chsp39L Sc. g.ter,W cIs,gn l. s.
5O36 1906 692 1891 1881 49,
Bakers majority, 50 Car, 49, Do. in same
towns in November, 80. Wing gain, So Fiji
teen towns TO DC heard from.
A letter from, pittshed, dated on Tuesday last
says Rockwcls gain in % towns of the Seventh,
District is AS OF course he is elected, as he
lacked only 1872 votes of an election at the No.
vember trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

RHODE isLAND.-The General Assembly OF this
State met on the "a inst. The Governor laid before
the Senate documents from several States relating
to various topics, when the death OF Gen Caring
ton being announced the Senate adjourned. After
some little business done IN the House, it ad ourned
also, at the annunciation of the death of Mr.. Car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

- Rev. Mr.. Niaititt delivers alccture this even
ing nj the corner of Catharne and aladison-sreet~,
on the origin, power, richness and beauty OF tic
English language
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

r. Eer,rne Tens bylh- ocautiiui Gypsy Gal sister Of
~, famous Queen of IN. Museum is ADJ erti-
SD u, Peale's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
RcocaI of the ToriT-The Sub-Trensury-
District Observation-Disclosures Postage, &C.

eY THE REPORTER OF THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-05

wished to see him. Cutler replied that if Mrs.
Coles wished to see him more than he did her,
she must wait. At another time, three persons
testified that Mrs. Coles made an appointment to
meet Cutler at the Pocahontas, but he left the
house on her coming and hid himself in the stable.
Finally, Ellen Hampton testified that Mrs. Coles
did succeed in meeting Cutler by accident, and
charged him with slandcring her by reporting that
she had agreed to marry him; whereupon ne dc
MED it, and said he had never reported any thing
of the kind This was previous to her fathers
DEATH Once, Mrs. Coles was walking up the
Avenue, when Cutler appeared walking the same
way on the same sidewalk, which she directly
abandoned and went over to the other side Of the
street.
There was good deal of testimony offered for
the defence to prove Cutler an inveterate though
petty gambler ; (by his OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
sistcr-in-law by his first wife, that he abused and
knocked down his first wife, &c.-to which it
was responded that that wife was addicted to IN
toAication This evidence afforded Mr.. Gerard,
for the defence, opportunity Tor splendid and
effective appeal to the Jury, depicting the horrors
OF the gambler S career, LIE iHcFltdoit "iStI''"
ness of MS family, the despair which must have
driven Cutters wife to intemperance, the Hendlsil-
ness of nllcting personal violence on woman
and the atrocity of compelling vIrtuous and re-
fined lady to commit her happiness to the keeping
OF such man as the plantii1
Thomas Mcknight, brother-in-law to Mrs.
Coles, (called by the plaintiff testified that he
had joked Mrs. Coles about plaintiff, and she
denied that there was any truth in the reports,
and asked If he supposed she would marry an
ugly old fellow like Cutler with six children.
He farther stated that Dr. Odtman had visited
Mrs Coles, as physician and otherwise, from the
dealt; of her first husband Seven years ago. to
the time of their marriage Mrs James testified
that Cutler had told her, six weeks before Pye'.
death, that Mrs. Coles had told him she would
not marry any man with children. Mr. Linen,
[groomsrnan at the marriage) testified that he
accompanied Dr.. Oatman on visit, not pro-
fessional, to Mrs. Coles, IN the fall of lS4I DR..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-12
Notice.

fENIlE undersigned, having taken out
~ letters Of administration on the estate
of Sllas White, late OF La Sale county,
llls., deceased, all persons having claims
against said estate, are requested 10 eXhl-
bit the same to The administrator or the
probate court of said coan,y for settlement,
and adjustment, within nine months from
the Gath day Of November last. All those
indebted to said estate are requested TO
call and settle the same Immediately.
ROB. ROWE, administrator.
Mission Grove pre'ct, Jan. 5. 1874.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-12

Who does not ahhor parodles! They
verify the remark of Napoean that "lhere
is but step between the sublime and RI
diculous." The most beautiful sen'l'
men,s are thus made to excite laughter
and the more beautiful the more ludlcrons
Just as the sweetest cider makes the
sourest vinegar.-Bryant has this noble
line somewhere, so often quoted
"Truth crushed to earth will rise again..
Some scape-grace adds;
$50 will a toad. We have seen tot
erably well killed toad hop away IN less
than fifteen minutes
The fellow means TO say we suppose
parodizing Bryants fine stanzas. and al
luding to the physiological fact that these
reptiles have been known to live for cen.
turtles embedded in the hearts Of rocks
Toads crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal years Of time are theirs;
But addcrs wounded, wr,he in pain,
And die before their murderers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-12
TAX OF 1913.

NOTICE is hereby given to the taxable inhab-
~ itants Of the aforementioned precincts OF
La Sale county, that | will attend at the several
places herein mentioned for the purpose of re-
cciving the Taxes due the State and County for
the year A. ID. 1913, viz:
In North Vermon Precinct, at the house OF
l.. w. Dimmick, on the 18th day of January.
In Lorain Precinct, at the house OF John Hay
mond. on the 18th, and at the house of David
Crawford on the 10Th day of January.
In Mission precinct, at the house OF l.. IL.
Rood, on the l7lh, and at the house of J. ). Arm
strong on the lSIh of January.
In the Norwegian settlement, at the house Of
Christcn Olson, on the 18Th day Of January.
Troy Grove precinct, at the house OF 4. H.
Gilman. on the 22l; at the house of Levi Kelsey,
on the 23l at the house of Justin Dewey, on the
2lh of January.
In Washington precinct, at the house OF Joel
Carter, on the 25th of January.
In Indian Creek precinct, at the house of John
Bachelor on the 26th January.
| In Eagle precinct at the house of Samuel
Mackoy, on the 2Oih, and at the house OF Thomas
Downey, on the 30lh day of January.
WILLIAM REDDlCk,
Collector Ia Sale C0aHty.
Those owing Taxes for 1912 or any previous
year are requested to make immediate payment
County orders and Auditors warrants at all times
received. WILLIAM REDD!Ch.
Ottawa, Dec. IS, 1913.
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims agains,
IN the estate of John Johnston,
deed, are hereby notified and requested
to attend before the probate Justice of La
Sale county, Illinois, at his office in Of
,awa in said county, on the first Monday
in April next, for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted; that being the day
fixed upon by the subscriber, in pursuance
of the statute. for the purpose Of settling
and adjusting all claims agains, said de-.
ceJent. JAMES N. REEDER,
Jan. 5, 1874. 29--6t. Administrator.
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Salt for Sale.

FNllE subscriber has Just received
4 by the steamer Lighter on con-
signment, 900 barrels of Canawha salt
$50 sacks Turks Island, and so sacks
Ground Alum salt.
Pork and Beef packers, merchants and
farmers wishing Salt, will do well To call
soon as they wish to close the consignment
as soon as possible. JNO. HOFFMAN.
Peru, January 9Th. lSI4.-lm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-12

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale County, sct.--
Nov. term. 1913 Norman Smith rs. William
Sly and John llea,h.-ln chancery.
I'm the 2lst day of November, 1913,
" at a term of the circuit court Of said
county then being held at the court house
in Ottawa, in SAID county, came the com
plainant, by Glover and Cook, his soil
ci,ors, and it appearing to the court by the
affidavit of the complainant. that the de-
PENDANT, John Heath, is nonresident of
this state and the said Heath having fail
ed to enter his appearance herein agreea-
bly, to law and the rules of this court; ii
is therefore ordered, on notice of the said
compliments solicitors, that the said
Heath be notified in some public newspa-
per of this state, according to law, of the
tendency of this suit, and that, unless he
shall personally be and appear before the
circuit cour, of said county on the first day
of the next term Thereof, to be held al the
court house in Ottawa on the 29lh dag OF
March next to answer the charges and al
legations contained in the said complain
ants bill which has been exhibited against
him and the said Sly in said court, On the
rhancery side thereof the same will be Ia.
ken as confessed against him and the mat.
tcrs thereof dccrced accordingly, and thai
this cause be continued until the next term
Of this court. j.. LELAND,
Clerk Of said Court.
GLOVER & Cook. comps. soils. 2D-i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-12
NEW STORE AT DAYTON.

FHHIlE subscribers would make known
h to their friends and the community
generally, and especially those visiting the
mills, that they have opened a Store a,
Dayton, in the corner room Formerly the
bar-room) of the brick tavern, where they
intend keeping as good an assortment OF
goods as can be found in any country
store.
We solicit the patronage Of the public,
and pledge ourselves to sell as cheep as
we do in Ottawa. Persons visiting the
mills will consequently be saved the ne
cessity of going to Ottawa for what arli
cles they may want.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-01-12
AND CLOSING or MAILS.
ARRIVES,

ARRIVES. CLOSES.
Eastern mail, at 4 AN 1t Gp.M. for Peoria,
Southern ' 0p.M 7" " Chicago.
Fox Rivers s 8 " Fox r.
Magnolia, &c, Friday, 10 AM. Tuesdays.
Juliet, WA Marseil'cs anG
Norris s Pm. Saturdays. oPM. Thursdays
Bloomington, Tuesdays. g Tuesdays.
Troy Grove IL AM. Satys | g Saturdays.
OFFICE Houns.-During the week, the post Of.
flee opens at s o'clock, AM, and closes al Pm.
.on Sundays, it is open from to 9, AN, and from
5 to 6, Pm. Alison WOODRUFF, pm.
Ottawa, Dec. 81, !sl3 29--3t
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Cast Iron Pumps,

SNOR sale at the Stone store, Peru, by Baldwin
Il & Brewster. These pumps are made ON an
Improved plan, mud are superior to any in use.
they are intended for house pump. to he Sc, in
the kitchen, sink, or any other place most conve-
nient, with the lead pipe attached to lead into
the well. spring or cisleln They are so cons,rue-
ted that the water can be let out of them without
any trouble, to prevent them from freezing. For
cheapncss, durability, and convenience, these
pumps need no recommendation after they have
been used. We respectfully invite all who want
a frs, rate pump TO call and satisfy themselves.
Peru, Dec. li, 1913. e6--f
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Administrators Sale.

M Office is hereby given that a! the
Y next term of the La Sale circuit
court, to be holden nj the court house in o.
tawa, on Friday next after the fourth Mon.
day in March 1914, shall present peti.
ton to said court, praying for the purposes
TO be set forth in said petition, for the sale
of all the Real Estate Of which Benjamin
Lundy was seiscd at the time Of his
death, the sale of the same being neces-
sary for the payment of the debts Of the
deceased; at which time and place all
parties interested, are hereby notified and
requested 10 show cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be sold for the
purposes aforesaid.
WILLIAM SEELY,
admir-. Of estate IF Benz. Lmdg, decd.
M. ii. SwIrr, sol. for petitioner.
Ottawa. Jan. 5, 1874.
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Administrators Notice.

A Ii. persons having claims against the
1A estate Of Joseph Andrews, decd, are
hereby notified and requested to attend be-
fore the probate Justice Of In Sale county,
Illinois, a, his Office in Ottawa in said
county, on Monday the 9th day Of Fe.
bruary next, for the purpose fhaving the
same adjusted; that being the day fixed
upon by the subscribers, in pursuance OF
the statute, for the purpose of settling and
all claims against said decedent
ABAGAIL HULL, Rim'I.
LEONARD l.. BULLOCK, Adn'r.
Dec. &c, lS43. 2S--6t