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resolution adopted
The canon from the House of Bishops Of episcopal re-
Judge JONES thought the canon would be wholly In
operative intended to be applied to any nno-
under it without admitting himself to be guilty. He
hoped 1t would be modified II it must be passed.
Ksv Of S ssops that thought the no
less than sbsurdity. daughter He moved to lay
message the table The vote being called for by
diocese 1t was then taken with the following result -
| The Clergy-Whole number of diocesss voting, 20
| ayes /; noes IL; divded3
| The Laity-Whole number ls-ayes 8; noes 9; d.
vided l.
On motion, the consideration Of the canon was re-
| ferred to the next general convention.
On motion, Rev. Dr. HANKELL and ID. b. OGDEN,
| Esq then appointed committee to walt on the
House Bishops, and inform them that they had con-
cluded their business and ready to receive any
| communication from that body.
ons wa. received announcinr that thew had unfinished
business before them and that was impacticape TO
adjourn at that time They therefore proposed to take
until halfpast 7, p NJ, at which time the pre-
siding bishop would be prepared to read the pastoral
letter .
EVENING SESSION.
The convention assembled at O'Clock.
The PREslpENr having called the house TO order, tne
min Of the mernpg session were read and approved
Rev DR. BURROUGHS, of Maine, then rose and onsred
the customary resolutions Of thanks to the President
Secretary assistant Secretary, and Treasurer, WHICH
unanimously adopted.
The PaEsrpENr briefly responded to the resolution re.
gardng himself Under strong sense Of his imperfect
qualifications for the ONCE with which he had been 80
honored the Chair could but express grateiuny
and aectionatey his Acknowledgements for the oog'ns
regard just ms infested. o.,
The sroRrrARy inquired whether any instructions
we're be given him with regard to procuring
building for the meeting Ct the next General ConVen
ton. -.,
Hon Mr. NEWTON thought the present convention
could not bind future as regarded the place o.
meeting whether it should be secular or sacred oud
ing, Sc. .. -, A., 49,.
ect In the hands of the officers Of the house lie as
sured them that he should not obtain secular build
| ing. 49,, ,,. =.
| the understanding Of the house.
An Invitation was here read to the following effect
The subscriber would respectfully invite the members
! of the convention to examine the clock In Trinity
! church chapel, to morrow, at half past o'clock
! "(signed) MR.. RODGERS"
IThe invitation created considerable merriment -
| was supposed to be take of" on Mr.. Erben.
message from the House Of Bishops was here receive
ed stating that they had passed the resolution proposed
by he Joint oommttee on the sttor Of the Rev DE- Jar
yp hi,toregsphsr Of the charoh that they had Gen.
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Madam Restel; accompanied her to the house Of her
EDWIN Evans sworn-I ON o physician; reside at
Walden; know Maria Bodine; attended her In Sep
TENDER, 1916; she was at Maria Youngbloods, In Wal
dem she complained Of pain In the back and bowels az
ter some conversation requested her to allow to
anime her breasts she did her breasts enlarged
Die was prominent and drawn out with a dark circle
about them told her the pains In the back were inter-
mitten and seemed like after pains she was out Of her
mind once when she had the erysipelas; | came
to the conclusion that she had been delivered Of
something, to have produced such combination OF
eymptoms could not tell whether she had had natu
raj or forced labor she did not tell any thing about
IL until told her what thought had produced her ILL
she then gave me no history Of her case she gave
Cross-euamined-Is am twenty-sx years old; / have
been practising medicine since March, 1916; stu
tenton to midwifery had more than Of mis-
carriage before attended Maria Bodine; they
tur. miscarrisges; prescribed for Maria on my first
visit to prepare her for remedies to check the he
morrhage the menstra blood not coagulsted; the
blood will cosgulate II the suppressed;
there is such a disease menorrhsgia which gene
rally follows q natural menstral discharge there
Ia very little difference between that and mems
trail blood; Maria's was not case OF menhorragia;
after the hemorrhage was suppressed, cupped her on
the back and hip, also leeched her. put issues in her
back the cupping for an Inflammation Of the kid
the issues for spinal affection very severe
in the lower part part of her back attended her two
months before put the issues In she had not the vens
real disease while attended her. never told any body
she had know Mrs Donely; told her several months
after ceased to attend Maria, what was the matter
with herr cannot tell the day commenced attending
her =,
CHANDLER r. GILMAN sworn.-l am q medical practi-
toner In this city; have pracsed medicine Tor more
than 30 years. my proessorhp has tended to diseases
of and children there women who have men
stral discharges almost up to the time OF brtn tnere
where women quicken In three months iron,
would think that the woman had been pregnant, eu,
was not at the time; from his statement OF the Case
would conclude that there had been an abortion.
Cyoss-eramtned-A woman generally quickens about
four and four and four.aud ahsf months aer ooncep
quicken between the 18th OF April and the 1th of the
July fellewiuE,
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Poor House Notice.

CEALED proposals will be received
~ a, this office until the frs, Monday
in March next. for boarding. maintaining
and keeping the paupers Of la Sale
County for the term of one year from the
first of March next.
The use Of the House and Farm pur.
chased from X. s. A. WoorRufr by the
County Commissioners will lie given Ia
the person making the lowest aud best
bid for keeping and boarding The County
piupers, with power To work and use the
labor of sail Paupers on the farm. And
the person IL aslng the same will be re.
CURED To give security. to be approved
ty the County Commissioners. for til,
re'delivery (in good orderI Of the preml.
ses, aud f'r the due and proper boarding,
ma'nlalnance and keeping Of the Co.
Panpers.
Those proposing will he required dis.
timely IN state 'he weekly amount ne,
head for whcI they will board and keen
the paupers for year
MAURICE MURPHY,
CkGf Co. CJm, Court IF Lasa'9e co
Ottawa, Feb. lS lS47.
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administrator safe.

AZ Y virtue Of u decrelal order of Ken
I dali county circuit court, obtained
at the August term thereof. A. u. 1876,
will expose t" sale a, public auction ON
The 20lh day of February, A. ID. ls47,
commencing al IL O'Clock Of said day. the
following real estate belonging To the cs.
tate of Isaac G.. Potter, decd. late Of
said county. boun led ard described as
follows, to wit: beginning al The north.
west corner Of the south west quarter OF
section lhirtyGve, township thirty. seven,
north OF range seven. east Of the third
principal meridian; running south IS
degrees and fifteen minues, cas-, ten
chains and six links to stake on the
south side of white oak tree thence
south seveniy-6ve degrees. east two
chains aud seventy links to the centre OF
the state road thence sou,herly on said
road fourteen chains and eigh, links ,o
lands belonging to J J. Grooms thence
north ify-one degrees, west seven,y-,wo
links; thence north seven,y.two degrees.
west eigh, chains to section lines thence
north seven degrees and fifteen minutes
west on said line twelve chains aud six,y.
eight links to place Of beginning. contain.
ing Is and 90--.l0O acres of ,imbcred
land. Sale to take place on the premises
above described. Terms Of sale cash.
A. Il. SMITH,
Pibfc a I'M. 8 ociing aim + said estate
Oswegn. Dec. %, lS4S. tbs
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Cancer, Scrofuia and G0i're. -.4m.
pie experience has proved tina, no conbina, ion OF
medicine has ever been SO eIiicsciuus IN remoy-
ing the above diseases, IS Dr. Jsyue's Aheraiire
1t has effected cures truly astonishing. not only
II" cancer, and other diseases Of the class, bu, has
removed the most stubborn diseases Of the skin,
dyspepsia &c. This medicine enters into the
circulation Of the blood and other fluids of The
body, removes the obstruction in the pores OF the
skin, and reduces enlarsemern Of the gland. or
bones. II increases the app,tit', removes head.
ache and drowsiness, aud invlgprates the whole
system, and imparis animation to the diseased
aud debllitated constitution. There is nothing
superior To 1t in the whole materia mciica. l.
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has
nothing OF the disgusting nausea accompanying
thr idea VI swalo wing medicine. For sale by
81 Geo. T.. Walker, Ottawa.
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Cold Weather Proclamation.

YHNHE subscriber in order to MAX,
l. room for spring goods, has redu
ced the prices of all styles Of winte
goods, and is now prepared TO offer great
er bargains to the good people Of l.;
Sale county, than heretofore.
The following are worthy Of a,teu' ~
Chusans a, lsi to 25cts per yard. =
Nous de LANES iS4 to 81 lets do
Alpaccas, black, plaid and shaded, 81!
TO 62acts per yard.
Prints from 40 TO 20cts per yard, ant
other goods quite as reasonable.
All tie above named articles can b,
found in Reddick's Brick Block. at
January 22-'47 BouGHToN.
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| We shall dismiss this matter will
n very few words. Mr.. Wentworth
made'us the object of his public an
imadversions. We stood upon our
defence, and showed up the impress
sions which his political course was
calculated to produce. He has
since thought proper to make per-
Sonai explanation, and to open an
unjust and iIIiberal attack upon our
selves. We shall enter upon no de-
fence Of our political course against
the attacks of Mr.. Wentworth. What
Mr.. Wentworth may sag of us, or of
other persons, is, in our Judgment.
OF very little Importance, But his
vote in the House belongs to the
constituents whom he represents
and to the cause which they have
sent him to Congress to sustain.
When we found him deserving from
the democratic ranks upon me asures
pertaining to the prosecution of a
war in which the honor Of the coun-
try is involved, and to "the speedv
and successful termination'' of which
the whole power and policy of the
Democratic party are pledged, we
deemed it our duty to brand him rs
deserter. We so regard him now.
IN spite of his own assertions to the
contrary. We appeal from his dec
laratlons to his votes. 1t has. in
deed, been suggested to us that his
recent professions of fidelity TO his
party may lool, TO the foture as well
hs to the past, and that he NAV in
lend hereafter to act up to the spirit
Pi his professions. 1t is generally
HE case, however, that the man who
deserves TO be shot in the very act
pr desertion, is the most proruse Of
bis professions to his party, whilst
nc IS most lavish of his abuse mon
tome of its warmcst friends. We
night put more faith in the reality
pf Mr. Wentworth's democracy. RI
re did not find him to be an object
4 suspicion and distrust to many of.
he most respectable Democrats in
HE House. We know that he is
Inspected and despiscd by every dis
lnsu,shed Republican with whom
we have recently conyerscd about
i'm.
in what we have said of him, we
ave been actuatcd by no personal
ceiling. We have only done our du-
y in unmasi>ing to his constituents
! representative who had deserted
he principles Of the administration,
nd was betraying lis party. If he.
as now made up his mind to stop
\ that course, so much the better
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ID II Y G o o D S
NJ ems Wear.

en-
French English Amecanbne black brown mixed cold mixed and oiy.
cloths pilot of qualities; black French En-.
cos; sanet ~eeis and jeans variety rs ney woo an hardns;
blanket and Of silk and
wo"F" v'e! 'ins' and super dd satin do; of woci and
llencia doi Knit woolcn shirts and half
Ladies' wear.
Black pccas and silk ixl plaid
able do; black onore plaid and h cams an" tie LANES and
magnificent cashmere de ne and gngm graduated English
French and Scotch gngh"s, aud stack and cold silk ami
e" STYLES NE Largest an hest assortment OF prints In Ottawa from Sets
yards blne aud printed
,rn do hone, com" an" w"sn do and beautiful ss printed cashmere
scar' e"r red dress hf complete
eimps and is bae black aud vc and and fashionable
variety of PLAIN aud t"iieI plaid wooden coahings.
Chiidre"'s Wear.
and Victoria wooen hoods;
hoas s tppeis and ban and prints, gghams
u s""' "s"e anu ehee"fa Tor dresses
also,
Gents kid buck be gloves silk
cashmere ana u gloves and black and cod silk and wosd
and half fingered dos wse cord aud ase silk
and coarse comb" black and white eg"g and inserting ros cambcs null
book" hanso and SWISS m"sn and Irish linens all qacs wor
damak table and table and towel
amask napkins, silk, and gng,am hdkrs
Trim gs.
Gilt silver silk, mar, lasting panaoon
buttons; super pearl shirt dos brown and bace msn all
checks white, yellow narne M
striped rg and ticks, table and pins
needless hooks and eyes cold drills and cnbc and f" rs
and dress makers
Groceries.
eis receipt York. fes,
fe best quality consisting
pepper aP "megs cloves cinnamon" '5" smoking and chewing fine
Gu" tobacco cave"dsh of different qualities do German pipes
w fresh and superior lot Il" imperial young and old hs"n and hon skm aud
black teas; pals, booms. &c.
Hardware.
lie has the largest hes, cheapest
Aso, CROCKERY C1PS; BOOTS T. Shoes; PERFUUERY; and
AL ar'c'es usually KEEP.
We invites his friends and the public call and examine tins
goods which will be soil nrnS all lis Nnbh
Npe"ec bee an prs qch rcurns
o"~' October 8 lsio-la ri. HoUGureN
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VI Office The subscr,he.s 10 No
" Ottawa Fox River Bridge Com
pary are hereby notified tina, on install
ment of 90 per cent Of each SHIRE in said
Bridge Company, is required To he paid
10 the treasurer by the 10Th OF January
next. and another Of % rer cent. by the
18Th day Of February next.
All subscribers who have not paid the
amour, due upon the first and second in
stalmen,s heretofore called for, are also
ro,ifed tina, unless full pay men, be made
to the treasurer nn or before the 10Th day
of February next. legal steps " i'll he ia
ken TO secure the same nv the directors.
NJ. f.. HOlLlSTER, Treas.
Ottawa. Dec. %, lS46. 26..3
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Notice..

rBNIIE stockholders in he OTTAWA
Il Fox River Bridge Company, ara
hereby notified that The final and last in.
s,alment on their subscriptions is called
Tor, to be paid on Of before tue L., day
of March next, by which lime j, is cx.
rcc,ed that the bridge will I've 6ni.hsd.
|, is hoped and expected that this no
lice will be deemed sufficient, and 'hs. |
shall not be put to the Inconvenience.
and the company to the exrcn'e. Of n
personal call upon the Individual suLscri-
Der. for the money due. All srrssrnges
must be paid on or before the above date
wit, out Tail, as i, is necessary lhs, tho
full amount uf subscriptions should be
paid by The time the bridge is completed.
NJ. l.. IiOLLlSTER, Treasurer.
Ottawa. Feb. |. lS47.
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Forty Thousand Grated
Err UIT TIRE E S

+ IL U Il j IL r f 5.
4 NOW offer 10 the public at my Nursery near
Il The village OF Dayton, west side Of Fox river,
'n Sale county, the largest number and greatest
variety Of
GRATED FRrIT TREES
That can be found n,rth-west Of the Wabash.
rhey were procured from Curtis celebrated Ed.
gar Nursery, embracing nearly three hunhred
yaries Of Apple, fifty varieties OF Pear thirty
rites Of Pluns, Cherries and Peaches, all Of the
choicest fiui,, which have been selected during
the last % years by the industrious and iuJefati.
gable proprietors Of the Nursery, at great eI.
pense, from nearly all the states in the Union,
and many Of the choicest varites from Europe.
They are mostly Of two years growth, and from
three to five feet in height, aud Of suificlen, sll.
To set. Those wishing oplant orchards will moi
fail TO perceive the grca, advantage OF setting
young aud thrifty trees, reared in the same soil
aud climate in which they are destined to be set,
over those usually brought from a different soil
and climate. the larger roots aud limbs amputa,
ted to save transportation. and the furious roots
injured by long exposure to = dry atmosphere.
WELLS WATT.
Sept. IS, 1916. 12-y
could not be cuTTTru on by the slave
holding interest in this country, he
begged Southern gentlemen to stand
aside for awhile and see if no man
from the free States could manage
it, and if the North failed as the
South had done, then perhaps, soon
er than see the Government quite
lost, he might consent to tax the old
women and children of his constitu-
rnts, Laughter. BY sold chill
lren," he meant certain single la
lies who were a good deal advanc-
ID in years.
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Administrators Sale.

A SALE Circuit Court-In the matter OF
4 the application Of Elisabeth Kent, admins
lralrix and Daniel Burdiok, administrator Of the
estate If James MCall, deceased. In pursu-
anre Of an order made by this Court in th. cause,
we, the subscribers, will sell at public auction q,
the hotel kept by Archibald Mcfadlen in thu
town Of La Sale in the county of La Sale. o.,
the 9Th day OF February next, at one O'clock in
the afternoon Of that day, tho land which is de-
scribej in said order as follows $50 much o.
the east half of the northeast quarter Of scctio,
No.twen,y.six (26) in towushipthirty three as }
north range one l) east Of the third principal
meridian, as my he necessary to raise the sun
Of one hundred aud fifty dollars"
ELIZABEriI KENT, Adm'x.
DANIEL BGRpIcK. Adm'r NJ the
E'ta'e Of James MCsll deceased.
Jsnu,ty OH lsa7. 2s-nl,
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Estaie Of Joseph Humer, dec'd.

a LIZ persons having claims against The
IVA estate Of Joseph IIamer, decd.
are hereby notified aud requested TO ex-
hibil the same To the undersigned. ADM.
nislIs,or Of said estate. or to the probate
justice Of The peace Of La Sale county.
for settlement. within nine months from
The date hereof s. iIAMER .Atm'I.
JOS. e. llAMER,
Jan. %. 1897. .4dm'r
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b'9th. 1.nti,.i

{ tIkN ] case ar,,rl, at bunch la,h /,
q now brIng made a, the Marseilles
mlil>, where ,hry viii he constantly KEEP,
IN hand; they will alsn be kept for sale
IN Ottawa, by Randolph S'zer and G.
Hurr; they ar" better article than pine
lth, and viii he sold cheaper Than ll'e or.
d'nary eos, Of G",nng lA,h from Chicago.
4 tolerahle article will be sold Il, 81 per
thousand.
November l2, 1916.
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".siate of Vn.. T.. Lewis, dec't

hstate Of I'm. e. LewiS, deed.
~ Office is hereby given to all per.
IL sons having claims against said es-
tate to present them legally proven to the
court of probate in and for the county of
LA Sale, at the regular term of said courl,
to be holden a, the probate Office in OF
'awa on Monday the 9th day Of April, A
ID. ls17. as | have fixed on tina, day to
attend said court and have said claims le-
gally adjusted; and all persons Indebted
to said estate are requested TO make i'm.
mediate payment. W. II. LEWIS.
January 20, lS47. .Hdnl'r.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate Of Wihiom Popeiou. deed.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given. tina,
Il the undersi, ned special adminislra
'rix OF William Popejoy, deceased, will
attend before the court Of probate for the
county of Livingston, and State Of Hi.
nois, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the LIST
Monday in the month Of June next, when
and where all persons having claims a
gains, said estate are requested to exhibi,
them for adjustment. All persons in
deb,ed TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
REBECCA POPEJOY, special adm'r.
February IL, lS47-0t
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TO The heirs at lar and oil ofker per.
sons interested in The estate Of Thom.
a, hw,hom, tate If ths county #
La Sale, dttsassd.
~ Office is hereby eivon tia, The
!. Y undersigned administrator Of said
estate, will srrly ny petition pnrsusn,
10 The statute, 10 the circui, eouri Of said
coon,y. on the hrs' day Of the next hrm
thereof 10 he holden Al The court house
in Ottawa, in said romn'y, on the goth
day If March. A. ID. lst7. for sn order
to sell the whole or 30 much Of The real
estate of said decpassd, ~ may be rtcss-
sary 10 pay his debn; when and wheIs
all persons interested in said real estate
may appear, and show cause Why /
should no, be sold Cor the purro'es afore-
said. DlXWEIL LArHROP.
Dated F,b. I, lsi1. 3sm'y.
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Jayne's TermJuge has giaddened the
heart Of many q mother, who had expected soon
& follow her child to the grave, but found i, re.
stored to life and rosy health by ,hi. celebrated
eclhc. II e1pels worms without irritating the
coats If the stomach aud bowels. mud combnes
the virtues ofs tonic, with those of M n,cis,ivc.
Neither the Vermlfuge nor the Exprct"rsnt has
arvil IN the whole rsngr II the IN terra medica,
for diseases I" which each is adapted.
Prpucd by DR.. d. Jayne Nos South Third
street, Philadelphia.
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Ottawa Female Seminary.

rGNiiE secnnd quarter Of the prescott Term al
l. this school will com hence 81 Wrdnr s,lsy
the On of January, 1917, in the pleasant aud
comfortable room III the upper pant Of the did
tu,rt House. % 3,
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on aud one hip knocked
down; the other is brown, or nearly blck, with
bald fnce two of them are three year old Steers
one a bindle. the other red one deep red Cow
one large Stag. Ear marks not known, ms the
Cattle weIe bought up last summer and g,t away
from us. A liberal reward will he given To any
person who will give such information as viii
enable us to get the cattle.
% liz & Ct'RYEA
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SomcryiIle, January "a, lSli.

Wioopiog Cough and Group Parents
Jayne's Etpectorsnt is without exception the
most valuable PREPARATION in use, Cor the above
diseases. II converts whoopng cough into q
mild AMI irac,sble dIse,se--shoricns its duration
more than one-haf and produces q certain aud
speedy recovery. From half TO one ,easpoonful
will certainly cure Group in infants aud young
chilsren, in half an hour and an honr. The
lives OF hundreds Of children will be saved annu.
ally BY slways keeping it on hand, ready for any
emergency. For sale bv
30 & Il WALKER. Ottawa.
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EALI TRADE.
ILLINOIS CHEAP STORE.

lOuGION his thanks friends the
extended
New York desirable anw
g call their attention following
(which will be sold
W IS iOD ShHfng."
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AdminiStI ntOr's Notice.

I A SALE CIRCUIT COURT. In the
L matter of William Reddick Administrator,
and Ham m Holderman, now Hannah Nauamrr
Administering, Of the estate Of John HollerInaI
DECEASED
In pursuance Of an order made 10y this Court
in this cause, November 29,h, lS45, we. the sub
scribers, will sell at pubic auction at the Court
House IN Ottawa in LA Sale county, on the
i3ih day of March next,at on. O'clock in the al.
ternoon of tina, day. the land which is de.cribe,l
in said order. The north.west quarter Of section
twenty .six-except the southwest quarter of III,
east half ihcreof-lhe east half Of tho north-css'
quarter Of section twenty.seven, and the NORTH
west quarter Of section twenty -seven all in town.
ship ,hiriy-onc, north Of range three cast Of tn,
third principaI meridian.
WILLIAM REDDICK, Admir-.
HANNAH NARRAMER, AdmI
Of the Estate Of John Holdermen, deceased
January 81, l847. 294t