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The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-05-12

ms monthly, puDusheu al I'VE" Iork, ny
Thomas Hamilton, is edited and written by col
ored people. 1t is an able Magazine. Some sta
tistical articles on the colored population of the
United States, evnce great deal of research, and
are valuable. "-ZiOn's Herald Boston, Ms
"We have the third number of this work before
US, and have perused it. 1t is certainly an able
work."-The Prospect Charlesto'on, Ind
ANGLO AFRICAN MAGAzISE.-A new monthly in
the pamphlet FORM issued at 48 Beekman-st., New
York, at one dollar per annum, by our friend
Thomas Hamilton, promises good things, solid
things, noble, elevating The first number exhibits
tact talent erudtion scientific Investigations, the
pen of q ready writer. The contributions of
the highest order. The narratives, sufferings and
breadth escapes of fugitives from the land of
Egypt and Pharaoh's host, are truly marvellous,
wonderful No romance can equal them, and yet
they are solid facts. These narratives viii grace
every number of this new monthly, and viii
doubtless give it q wide circulation. Anything
and everything calculated to elevate and emanci-
pate the colored race, meets our warmest sympa-
thies. The hand of God is In it Ethiopia is soon
to stretch forth her hands to God" Friends,
hand in your names enclose 81 to MIR. Hamilton,
48 Beekman- st-Golden Rule (Ne1c York;
This is a new Magazine, but, as its name i'm
ports, it is to fill existing void, and circulate in
a sphere peculiarly its own 1t is to be the organ
of the colored race. 1t has been projected by col
ored men, and in the main, will be conducted by
them. The initial number appears well. Its
leading articles are of high order, and give evil
dence that if negroes have no rights which white
men are bound to respect" they at least WELD
pens which. enc day, shall work ont the redsmp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

The Canada jrincs the latest INTEL reHce
from across the waters, being Liverpool
date, TO the 4th inst
The European news possesses little int
rest: but there is important news from
China
The overland mail has arrived with
Hong X ong dates OF sept. II
the I5aes gives iui! details Of the cap
ture Of the 'iaku forts. Their special Ger
respondent says: " i am unable TO confirm
the important statement that il is tie in
tention Of Lord k!gin and Baron eros TO
proceed to Pckin a. guests Of tne Empe-
ror. accompanied by an escort OF cavalry.
The correspondent then expresses the
hope that the news j. untrue.
The conquest OF the fort. Is described as
a da-hiGg httie campaign of eight days
The allies tab.!7Hed themselves at Och
tang they had still march OF twelve
miles before they could arrive al the Oh
icct OF their attack. The Chinese were
learning the art OF war CONTRARY IL ali
Chinese precedent, i, was found that their
positions upOn the road had been TAX en-
with considerable military skill and iortiti-
ed with much care
A Tartar camp had been formed, and
the best troops of China We're placed be
hind the works Il was thought that if
the weapons OF the chinese had been
equal to those Of the Allies, the contest
might have iavorably compared With seye-
raj European battles.
The English and French acted together
| Will, harmony and equal ga!lantIy on the
/ attack. The Allies had got to within halt
/ a mile OF the great north fort, which ap-
/ pears to Dc the KEY to the whole position,
! although SOME difference OF opinion Is said
/ 70 have occurred among the Generals on
. the point
The French commander agreed to send
his forces to the attack, leaving to Sin
! Hope Grant the responsibility. The at
tack was made on the morning of the DIST
four English and four French gun boats
drawing the attention OF the forts lower
down on the northern bank, when the
batteries opened. The execution Of the
Armstrong guns was found to be tremen
dous, as their shells pierced and burst the
walls of the fort, and an awful explosio.
shook the ground but amid the ruins the
Iartars stood TO their guns, when the field
pieces advanced and the riflcmen got un
der the walls, the fire was still hot anC
many We're struck by rude missiles Here
much of the loss to the allies was experi
enced.
The resistance OF these Tartars was a
last overcome. The surrender of o,he
forts followed, not without some chicaner,
on the part Of the Viceroy. The loss wa
severe. Twenty-Five officers were wounded
two dangerously, thirteen seriously, an,
seven slightly.
The 44th regiment had ten killed an.
30 wounded, 4 mortally, and 50 danger
ously. .,-y .les
The eth regiment had 6 killed and 4
dangerously wounded. Total British XII
led and wounded, 16l. III III ,.,-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
LEGISLATURE.

iG has been close work. Fifty votes.
probably, have decided the complexion Of
the Illinois legislature For general days
the republicans claimed the Senate through
the election OF Scbcel over Underwood in
the Be!IeJiiie district. Schecl Gem pieting
their number of y The Official RETURNS,
however, showed Schcel 10 be beaten a
few votes, aI,d Underwood elected, upon
which the democrats claimed the Senate.
Next day. however. brouGh. the iDte!Ii
gence that the official count III the Sanca-
mon and 5ior.-,. district lad revealed the
election Of Jay.:e over Murray 3icConAen
by votes, which again turned tie major
ity Of one in favor Of the republicans
In the House the republicans claimed
10 until the official count in McDonough
showed that SOME smart republican jude
had initiated Briefly, in Philadelphia,
by undertaking 10 forge return, Iy
changing figure to .. The discovery of
the fraud threw out the return and elected
the whole democratic ticket, while had 40
fraud been atte,npted.a part Of the gcpnb-
lean ticket would have been elected.
This reduced the republican strength in
the House 10 B.. Possibly other frauds
may be discovered GA official counts 70 cut
them down one or two more, bu; OF this
there is no probability. Should their ma
.jority OF two in the House and one III the
Senate prove reliable, TIE return OF Irrm-
bull to the Senate, and thc adopt.on OF q
ra>cally appointment Of TIE state, may lie
looked forward to as among the pleasant
fruits to the democracy of republican rule
in Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

JInTn q Cr--rTI -,,->-I ", ,ro,,1I g
ce-t to our friend. hat i /, utterly imrn.-
sIhle for every man who voted for Old
Al, and the balance OF 'he Republican
,rII - !" get, get an one ah IL "or" -
new A,imj,,is,r.,;o,, !. f,;rIv i,,a,,ruratcI
before they iiot'J : prirsileld with petitions
pt course II IS "nhrrStocd TIA: to the VIC
o5'o'!G ne ,l'oi'-' our t,'"l - ho req
col,sc n,,rs,,s,i ~. H.. nron .;,,,,f,. and
cider SI:zzierS Of i~ft. in their scramble
for Office, - much 20 that poor OH rig-
F'canoe was c3;nfitieiy i.a'F:>'e.' 10
-: i',.,,
CRY batch Of Office te-ley.
50 discour-as the Il S.lIa Pres, IT. re-
ference 70 the .cnon sinners and cider ,,riz-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

lis distance lends enciantment 10 the
view. our negro worshippsrs Of the
North can shed tears Of sympathy by The
quart oyer tie suffering, OF the poo: negro
away down South. where their sympathies
can never reach him, but when it comes
to helping to elevate poor Sambo next
door, the dirty black rascal may keep his
place below the white man, where nature
placed him At least SO said the hapub-
leans Of New York Al the late election
in that State a vote was taken on admit
ting the negro 10 the right OF suiifa ge.-
The State gave 10000 majority for Lincoln,
but Sambo was beaten about 100000, not
even one Republican in Voting to give
him the inaiienable right OF voting for the
men who make the laws by which he :
governe !. Here Is consistency! Let us
cease said Abraham Lincoln, talking
about the Declaration meaning this man
or that nlan-tl.iS race or that racc-and
own that it embraces the whole human
| family" New York EepuGl;canisnl, how
ever, sees difference, and says IN the
ptainest !l;nd OF language that there are at
! least some "inaiienatis rights Of the ne
gro which the white man is not bound 70
respect
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
Republican party--its Two Divisions.

The New York E.,erg p. thus de
-cTihe- the existing state Of things in the
Republican party,
The Republican party IS composed 0.
two great divi>iou--:he first a radical an
ti->layerv holy OF men, with whom the
cause Of human equality and human free
dom j. paramount: the second a body of
dema-oCucs and eXIcdieuey Gnea, solely
intent upon the spoils and plumber. With
the first class victory involving the sacri-
ice Of iiriuc;i les and pledges i vors. than
defeat with the second. principles, pro
misses, and pledges are only to be regarded
% far As they may be useful IN securing
the spo:l- The radical, gave the Old
Wing party IT. death blow in l>ii. though
it did not die I'll So: they broke down
the American party N 1886. and estab-
lishcd the H-cenicucy @: tho Republican.
s. an autisl1very party, IN I'll. North
They were the founders. they have been
The pioneers AMI The fighting division O.:
the Republican party. 1L", have fought
- battles. won it. Victories and have
brought il TO the threshold OF - great a
iiOnal triumph.
tn. great question j., 10 which Of these
divisions doss Mr, Lincoln belong? 1t j.
. loitt 40 iii4 asi''' 'h~t 'io S"ii NHsieiN 'otH
| We observe the New York J1m,s. TTiJ,n-,
! &c claim fl.r:. - a conservative man
opposed to extreme measures calculated
to irrtaie the South, and the Ike: which
j. only saying. in other words, that he he
/ longs to the second body which the BIZ h
! Republican authority above quoted lays j.
, composed Of demagoguesa ana expediency
men
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
Republican Gains la L.Gypt.

Before the election, the Chicago TrtJeo5e
was daily niied with correspondence giving
glowing accounts OF the progress of liepub-
hCanisln in Egypt. According TO these &C
counts, the Democratic majorities in that
quarter were TO be cut down at least one
half The returns, however, tell some
what different story They show that at
least Egypt is not responsible for the loss
of The State TO the Democracy. Instead
of losses, every county in Egypt, as the
returns come in, shows handsome Demo
cratic gains. The loss is in the middle
counties and the north, and is wholly at
trihutable to the moral force oil the Octo-
Der elections These elections having de
ruonstrated the inpossibility OF the cleo
ton OF Judge Douglas by the people, thou
sands of Democrats in the north, who pre-
ferred Tie election Of Lincoln to Brecken-
ridge deserted the Democratic standard,
| and voted for Lincoln We lost 800 votes
of that sort in this county But for the
October elections, Douglas would have car,
red Illinois by 1900 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

No o. the d.. r-sN = I.-i - a. pT-Ta-
lent Htiiv LersfVLC- -1G i.1.L ed As
tcst4',ues-. citel O.iE-ti B." sTs"s-L-s-i Or Sc
d-ui4r. habits. - lTl ii >kHt DISORDER 81 q o
H-t, toBs,4-rLCs % trs... -LNirts, ~h.s i.
&, Sac irrr4 a.J con- ANTON St tasAy tHe
i-sai aaJ Ga..rgS-s l4-rr-r., un!=-- cary .r-r
--4-4 70 S4A Di.ng lie s-t.cI to Lha4~ sr2sv-
Among th- y.ye4 sE.i, 81 ~irn -,
s;.end-.i Ave4a-E-, Co.'s, Rheumatism, Fs.
tTv-t:, F-. Os..rs al lt.- Lallse, Hs4le 70
t;'-. diseases " Frn-
~ s-nl-Ty isaErIle4, s-. ,;rIT
tr>y, - alssis, sssr-, IA ayti E.ss4s. Il
tluiy -4. in.easS- e.; Iic .,.. I4sg pfrss. 80.
-s--a - = si-sz-4Ir Not 4L-.g .rE-.s
-.as.. U.-vd SE-,. Coz. patton, 49,
!. me c-4rlt ..=HL- .is
!. s.:is iryHs al Ii.s-
I'll. he der -
itl..pH ~Ltl.E-E = s-lIr. ,-T.-4 s-h-I III.
i-cl a. csgtl-I p. sc uy-.--
~. con, 3itt, tArtT uH-iy -. ~.
iasI-s- aTplOa,bs- o.! disease A.. i....gy
s.ToIs U human ..,e.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
OTTAWA frttGtaotr.
Aid to Kansas.

For month or two past reports have
been rife in the newspapers of trightiul
destitution in Kansas Oh account OF a TO-
tai failure Of the present year. crops
through drought, aud there Eas been no
lack of calls through newspapers for aid.
The matter was not. however, brought IN
mediately home to our people until week
ago, when Col Steele arrived here. direct
from Kansas, having been deputed by
Public meeting held in that Territory as
an agent 20 Northern Illinois 10 solicit
contributions Col < being well known
to some of our citizens az gentleman oil
unimpeachablcc character, and bearing with
him the highest authorization, in the
appointment on this mission, placed the
matter before our citizens in such q shape
that they could act inteliigentIy.
\ meeting was held at the Court House
on Monday evening, at which, committee
of our leading citizens was appointed to
take Il e matter in hand That committee
have issued the appeal which appears on
our first page this week, and propose, also,
we believe, to call upon the citizens OF OF
tawa in person and solicit contributions.
Contributions in money, of course, Will
be paid over 10 Dir. Brirtol, Treasurer Of
the committee, at once, who viii pay it
over to Mr. Steele and take his recei:.t
and contributions in wheat, corn, potatoes,
oats, &c. Will be left at Mr Bristol- ware
house IN Ottawa, CT at the warehouse of
Iaight K StIl-on in Eariyilie, where they
VIII be forw ardel IT oace to Kansa', ~.
Steele having made arrangements witt,
the Rec, Island and Burlington and Han
nibal roads 70 carry at a nominal freight
That the suffering liz Kansas is real, aud
all that our citizens are likely to give i
pressingly needed, none need for mo
ment doubt. We could fill our paper
with evidences on the subject Let our
people give as their hearts may prompt
without fear Of being either swindled or
IMPOSED upon. The appeal is in earnest,
and the hands to receive and pass over
YOUR gifts, arc clean and honest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
Illinois.

The following table gives the estimated
and reported majorities from most Of the
counties in the State but is very imperfect
and full Of errors 1t is mainly taken
from Republican sources, and may be
changed a thousand or two in the official
count We doubt whether Lincolns plu-
ralIty viii 90 Eluch over $500, while ne
may fall several thousand short OF hsving
n majority over all Yates majority over
Allen viii be still less The probabilities
are against the call for n convention to
amend the Constitution havn: carried
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

PAnsSTL IyHUHAMrT-The Blooming
ton Pua'egraph relates an instance OF pa
rental inhumanity on the part OF l. G. Tai
bert and his wife, living nine miles north
west OF Bloomington. They had five
children, one Of them son about years
Old. This they had confined for the
last two or three years i'll a smoke house
where he was found by an officer sitting
with its little legs tied together, in lis
filth and without having a shred Of cloth
Ing upon its einaciated body. ROT a bed on
10 lay, except soine fine straw. =
parents were arrested and held foi
PEG, The Only reason they gave for such
ncnt OF the child was, that il couldn't
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

How TuE DEMOCRATS LOST rHs LEGIsLI-
rCKE.-I'he two democratic member. Of
the Legislature in the Madison district
we're defeated 10y l. majority Tie Alton
Democrat says they lost their election by
the absurd and Illegal decision Of the
election judges in the town OF Venice. TO
the effect that naturaliz-d citizens could
not vote without producing their papers
Some - democratic votes were lost ~
tbi- rnaptruyra
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

The Philadelphia Ledgsr contains the
following advertisement under the heading
Of wants =
Wanted-By a respectable colored fami-
~, "hts boy II or Is years o age, TO wait
on table and max. himself generally use
full about the house Address. with refer
snce, "Pendergra-t, B.oods Dispatch
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

eFHEApAoHg is the faverits sign by which nature
axes know any deviation whatever from the natural
state o. the brain viewed in this light IT be
losk.d safeguard intended 10 give pe,ice of d.
sease which might otherwise escape attention. IN TOO
late 10 BE- reIn-died It's Indications should meter
be neglected Headaches Uay Ia classified undsr two
names, W.: Symptomatic aud Idiorathic Symphonic
tic Headache i. exceedingly and is the precur-
scr Of great variety OF di.eesvs, among mich are
ApopleHy, GOut, Rheumatism and all f-brje dse
Ia ITS nervous form It Is sympathetic 81 disease o! tbs
stomach constituting stck hed1Ucte, OF hlPstc disease
stItutiux 6at0as heddtce. si worms, patton
and other disorders OF the towels well renal AID
uterine ae tions Diseases Of the heart very fire.
quenty xtte1dei with heafscLes An.enia ahd pietno-
rA sre also affections which frequently occasion head
ache 1dopthic headache is also very common, being
usually distinguished toy the name q: ncTc0SIs hedS-
ache, sometimes coming IeTly state Of apDa-
renty sound health and Frustrating At The meni@I
aud physical energies, and IN other Instances IL comes
on slowly, heralced by Of aceTDty
OF t.rDp.r IL most instances th- IL ia the iIoL;
Of the head, both eyes, AMI pre-
vosiny soiBtrg under ,ils class may sso be named
Hes|Gk2.a.
For the treatment OF either class OF Headache the
CtyhaiIc Pill have been found anu safe remedy,
reiies ing tie most acute pain. IN a lev inmates, Dy
its subtle power eradicetIns the disease of which
Headache Is the unerrIGg index.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

BODY or Mss GARTH-The body Of
Miss Anna Garth, OF Ky. one Of the vic.
TINS Of the Lady Elgn disaster, WAS final
~ recovered only few weeks ago fully
identified, and has been taken 10 KeL-
tucy for interInent. Miss G., with some
relatives, had been on visit to the family
Of Capt. Price near this city, and had l.ft
there bu, a few days before the fa,a. dis
aster
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
Hlisrrllanscus.

THE AMALGAMATIoN OF LANGUAGKs.-There is a grow
ing tendency in this age appropriate the most ex
pessve words Of other languages, and after while to
incorporate them into thus the word Ce pha-
ic, which is from the Greek sgnifyng for the head
IS now becoming Popuiarized in connection with Mr..
sp2dings Grea, Headache remedy, but it will soon be
useo In more general way, and the word Cephac will
become AS common as Electrotype and many others
whose distinction foreign has been away
Dy common usage until they and 10 the
manor born" =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

REDosr--hissUs wants you TO send her a box 81 Ce-
phi. ic tiiue, bottir ~ Prepared fis,-tut I'm
thinning that's jast il Isi1h.r Dus perhaps yen lie
aiEer .Lesing What II - fr sa-s nigh de~d and
gone ~IIh IL. Sax heao.chs, ana o:
that same e ro.z.ea her re.cre.
Dyaygist.f uILst Rear SpadIng'. Ger haC T. i.
B.sGI.s -De "a sure Lev a.a yoG'r. SCI Il, here's
N qGsrtheT GU0 CIV the Pills and 500 DC al !!
about IL th.r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

OVER KxC.T. ,'sS- the rsrt,i care .Et Anxiety
ircl!.1I A..sLiisE t1siaxss .L-Gy- as
aLlSL. Ih- SaA.>s - SS~s--a 4.s-.--lS--
IL. .5syf-sTs4 a..Ed "a -t.y ELl~--. - SIS
st..rrssluS paint . -. - . a.
4u LtssA. slice. D tL.. as.fGGT c. 49, > ~
.P,,ey sEStU Jlv.s - Ts..LE -.I-t@s H.! to-.
tryu.isc = - s.~-Sseg EF- y.-f-"--5
i.-r IL ta.e.s OE-- -.sJG ss.s, al .J--hr.
-tr-..i.G .sTt.ik i~i>srs 'gS l--..1 -
Ihr -HIJh atsa,E s-S-t- aLS as
O .S.G,s &C csaSlsiv- = ...5 st~tl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

kF-D DID yes ever hs'. the sick H-sd4c..' Do you
member the itrc.tir temples tue fx.-Ted bros re
ioa hing anc 90. tIe ,ghr % 'osu- Eo~ totally
n yoI were tc- pleasure, EoHver-atCr Study
one OF the t,Fhsir Pills -oad h-ve r-trV-I snu
Al IAs Suffering Which item expert nC-l. f1r tH!s
and Other purpose. yea .nNgii always "a box {!
item hand % Il. occ.-ea r-'IsiTss.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

Hon. Samuel II. Barnes, elected Canal
Commissioners at the late election in New
York, died in Norwich, Chenango Co., on
the 18th inst Of srysipsias. ii 5Aat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
,ATGlY Hc0iirnd-

hi 'ad n '0rrble 'sadach. this haf,-rpoon hand
stepped mo the hspoth-caTie. hand says hi 70 she
man, Can you hease NE Of eadache :" Doe. Il
hache ard, says e. - Hexce-ding!y .ays HI ia
upon that e gave me Cephalic Pili, hand 'poD m
'onor it cured quick that ardiy realised I'D
'ad 'eadIche.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
Elections.

The official returns of New Jersey show
electors Take the whole fusion vote to-
gether, there is a ma iority of nearly 1900
against Lincoln in the State
Observation-Disclosures falls 1900 short
of having a majority over Bell and Doug
las As it requires majority over all to
elect, the Legislature must now choose
the electors
ISpraNA.-The official vote Of So counties
in this State foots up as follows: Lincoln
lO7, 03l; Douglas 81, 53l Breckenridge l ], !
23j; Bell 1908. Lincoln plurality in the
State will PROBABLY reach 23,50o Majority
over all, 5000
MIssouRL-The ST Louis papers of
Wednesday publish full returns from all
except twenty counties. Douglas MAORI
ty over Bell thus far is &c the vote stand
ing:
Douglas. 55,4S3
breckenridge ....-.-- --..-.........4l 1916
Lincoln. -lp,Of!
The counties yet to hear from gave c. F.
Jackson, for Governor, 1892; Orr, 1896
Hancock Jackson, 1850; and Gardenhire,
%. 1t is scarcely possible that Bell can
gain sufficiently in those counties to defeat
Douglas. The Democrat comedies the
State to Douglas, though by small ma.
jority. .e i.ad 1ali i
ylEclsIA-Is still in doubt between Bell
and Breckenridge 1.e,a sea .ss.,+5,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
iTTsraI and ss.Yarrurc of Tails.

iITs'aI and sssIarfuTc of yai:S.
Mi. l.. GIBSON, Pct n i.t.-.
oTTA~s. Oct J, l-ts1.
E..,srr Mai. Cll.,ro and b. Island T.. re a.
arrives -: c's--- IL So
Et.t.rH NIH, ~ sam, railroad, s-rir,. ~ -
Close. - ,,
fr,,'fa'a -Hff. arrive. - = = T8->da,- aIe y-.-
day.. d-r,,rt- =; ~ = sane days
.tDrftr.N~ Ma, arr.ve. Ert!.y- Departs sS-
tartsE-
fi-i.. aiil. arrive. -.;urta,s y departs Salty
days.
I,atc.i ViR arrive. T'rrsta,. sd saturday. =, IL
~, depart. s.,rs dsy a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17

Joncs $500, Blanchard, his highs st OPP
ponent, 51T4, electiug Jones, Dem, by 2lS
majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-11-17
Teal's SelEEmptving Bucket.

= Sht . cOA-- AIiiAtt iAiG buShSls
HtEkcJ MING that even boIy has igTiHs the paid
Il dry season he=H diFs Bg .-il- aud sinsog Old
ones, zU1 ii.t old devices Tor drawing water
s'Ec. tie erection, last going ont % date tie
srT- cd Nil simply tie pccp. o. La Sale .ui
sdJeIuS counties, Ist tct ftnI have jazz tn. ia
TO Errt IL" Nsnt- o. @'5--mAD- woman, or chd IL u
new device Tor raising Est-r-s,rlyi-, durable Md
easy OF operation. easily hs adjusted s-is Of
ANY depth, and is warranted I'D emlJy with
ordinary turning.
POUR BUCKETS OF WATER PER MINUTE,
FROM wells twenty feet deep, and viii in that pro
portion tc the depth % one hundred aad hfy
lhS - no tnnrug ~ patent bat commands its, r
{" the r""d sense OF the p.bhc. child Of
can operate 1t with IL fr-ezes. ana entirely
avoids the poisonous effects aud bad smell
gwen 10 water hs pumps connected With vii. by
ct"er tnbitE The bucke. enlpIes Itself without
Of the l. I'd II 10 the cheapest mscfin. use
Far proof, ,sSsse can at the MANU- iCTOi;Y ccrn.r
of COluI bus and Marquette streets, ottawa, III where
enc en- te in operation. Ncolseys corner, in Tia
we'll, north Of the Main Canal and near the Railroad
Depot
The old osken bucket. lie iron bound bucket.
7 t moss covered bucket tbs hangs IL the Hel
Can and Sc. it, WOU!.~FY WAIT.
y. B. VIII lie ready for sale abcui the 18th OF 30
yernber. novlD