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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

The procession marched through several
miles of the principal streets of Ottawa,
the head getting back TO the Court House
square about the time the rear got out OF
La Sale street. The sight was a masnifi-
cent one The Rutland Dayton and Mis-
sion delegations were OH horse back, and
with their various banners and devices,
and their finely decorated band wagon,
made "a noble presentation. The Eagle
Club, some 80 in number, kept together
10y carrying a rope in the manner of fire
Companies. They also carried beautiful
banner inscribed with the name of the
Club and appropriate notices. Many
other banners were in the procession,
which we have not space 10 note particu-
larly.
Arrived in the Court House yard, Mr..
Cushman called the meeting to order, and
alluding to the encouraging auspices I'M
Ter which they were assembled, intro
.iurcd the Hon. :. W. RANDALL, clector for
this Congressional district, as the first
speaker
JrpaE RANDALL took the stand, and for
nearly two hours held the audience en-
chained by his eloquence. We have long
known him as fine speaker, but never
saw him in better spirits than on this oc-
casion. The mass of the people stood un-
der a broi! n. sun to hear him, yet we
never saw an out door audience more at
tentive.
Judge Il commenced by taking a glance
at the political field as now presented,
rapidly sIletciing the different candidates
their principles and elaine, identifying
the Republicans and Yanceyites as stand
ing substantially on the same ultra and
dangerous platform as regards the diplo
matte power of Congress over the terrific
RIGS, while the Democracy and the Bel
and Everett party, Except the odiou:
Know Nothing feature of the latter. stood
more nearly together on the conservative
constitutional Union doctrine OF non-inte:.
rention lie then clucidated the doctrine
OF ncn-intervcn.ion, showing it 70 be ths
on,y safe ard constitutional ground.
Leaving this wide field, he next adj
dressed himself TO the claims OF the ivy,
leading csndidates-Douglas and Lincoln
--on the people of the State of Illinois
showing what Douglas had done for thi
State. both in her legislature and as he
Representative in Congress, CONTRASTING
his record with the meagre, povert
stricken record of Lincoln. In this par
Judge II. was particularly effective, elicit
ing frequent and boisterous applause
Having concluded with beautiful perc
ration,-
The president announced az the mex
speaker, Mr. HoINE. of Chicago
sir. HoI.sE protested himself no polit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

1t IS fact, no less notable than indica-
tive of which way the wind blows in Hi
nois, that two of the three speakers at the
great democratic demonstration in this
city on Saturday last, voted for Fremont
in 1886. We are also told that in the
Rutland and Mission delegations, there
were no less than eight who had voted for
Lincoln in 1919
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Health and Pure Blood are snsePa-

Recoliect that all sickness arises from impury of the
blood, and that Judson's Mountain Herb Pills will
surely find out and cleanse these impurities from the
system, that disease cannot exist So simple and inno
the herbs and plants that compose them,
necessary to have them coated in order
that the stomach bear them. In Pills
sugar coated because the materials which they
are made gripping and malignant that Otherwise
"A delicate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease il is, and viii only
IRE by removing the cause, but will build up re-
store tie broken constitution. There are many who
have tried with their constitutions that they think
medicine cannot help them let not even these despair
incredibly and scepticism is overthrow by a OF
testimony which truly irresistible. At first the vr-
tues asc-ibcd to these MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were
deemed fabulous. Thu public had been so often de-
ceiyed that they could believe the simple truths adj
vanced by their discovcrer. Yet facts undeniabe. at
tested by witnesses Of the highest character and
spectaby, have proved and proving each day tho
virtues of this mighty healer" They mark by their
miraculous efficacy al power a in MEDICINE
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. JUMBO Jw
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THE TENTH LEGION FOR DOUGLAS = The
Tenth Legion Democracy of Virginia are
rallying with the greatest enthusiasm I'M
der the banner of Douglas and Johnson
We received, on yesterday evening, the
Democrat and Register, both published in
Rockingham, and both the old and honor
ed organs of the Tenth Legion Democracy,
and both flying at their mastheads the
name of Stephen 4. Douglas. The Legion
gives from eieh' 10 twelve thousand Demo
cratic l1aIoTity. Ii has saved the Old Do
minion for the last twenty years.-7snes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

The Lexington S.ar, the home organ OF
Governor Letcher, declares for Douglas
and Johnson; also, the Rockingham Re
qister, the Jiallcy Democrat, the Staunton
Vi,.d;catOr, the Spirit of Je6ers0n, the Nor
gantown,. Star, and other influential papers
Of Virginia.
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Three Noble Speeches /!
RAND TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION
IN the Evening.

Saturday last was a proud lay for the
Democracy of La Sale County. ! call
hal been issued under the auspices of the
Young Mems Democratic Club of Ottawa,
FOR a grand County Ratification Meeting
on that day, and molly was the call re-
sponded to. The Democracy poured in
from all quarters of the County, evincing
a spirit of earnestness and enthusiasm
thus early in the campaign that was as I'M
expected as gratifying. From Dayton,
Rutland, Mission, and Eagle, the Demo
cratic clubs turned out q. 8.a&sc, while dele
cations and individuals appeared in large
numbers from every other town in
the County. By two o'clock, the hour APP
pointed for organizing the procession. the
streets o. our city were literally .iammed
with vehicles ard moving masses Of
people.
Promptly at two o'clock the procession
was organized under the direction OF til,
chier officers appointed for the day:
DIP. JOINS, Esq, Chief Marshal
+. A Nii>chelin, +. Hirst,
Sai.l c. " akcr, II. A. Rowland,
Vim. Gal in, Danl. {. O'karc,
f.rr-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

PEySsYLyANiA.-Tho Democratic State
Executive Committee have held meeting
and recommended the union of the De-
mocracy on one electoral ticket, the vote
to be cast for Douglas if it will elect him,
and for Breckenridge, if it will elect him.
If it will elect neither, then the electors
are tc vote for whoever they please. The
Douglas Democracy generally oppose the
arrangement, declaring that they can
carry tho State in spite of the Brecken-
ridge bolt.
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First Class Insurance Agency,

Home Insurance Company, New York,
Capital 81 100000; Surplus $4O0, 900
Charter Oak Insurance CO., Hartford,
Capital $500, goo; Surplus 81 coo.
Merchants Insurance Coz, Hartford,
Capital 100000.
Park Fire Insurance CO., New York,
Capital, 100000.
EDWARD EAMES, agent,
jun3O Attic city Bank, Ofta,oo.
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4 Card to Dung Ladies q Gcntlemen.
FfNHE subscriber will send free Of Charge TO all who
IL desire it, the Recipe and directions for making
simple Vegetable Bdni that will, in from two to eight
days, remove Pimplcs, Dotches Tan, freckies Saow'
ness and all impurities and roughness Of the SKIN
leaving the same-as Nature intended it should be
sort clear SMOOTH and Jeautiul. Those desiring the
Re pe, with full instructions ons and advice,
will please calI address, with return postage)
JAS. 7. MARSHALL, Pytcticot ch-h",sf,
julian No. 80 city buildings, N }o'k.
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By request OF many citizens, offer my name TO the
voters of La Sale county independent candidate
for the office of Sheriff (jul3 JOHN HUSTON.
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ruE CoNFEssIoYs or AN rNrORruNArE MAN

THE CONFESSIONS Oh AN UNFORTUNATE MAN,
who brought upon himself the most obstinate nervous
affection, premature decay, &c, by discretion and
self abuse-publishrd for the benefit the afflicted
and particularly addressed to young married people,
and those contemplating marriage, pointing GU: the
way they be restored to perfect health. Tie
thor having himself been cured, desires place
hands of the unfortunate the means iy which they
hni relief and also TO pat stop TO the various mposi
tons practiced upon the lie will send his
perence free of ciaIge Address, Wan. j. Iiornby Box
49, Z. o., New York. febll-G
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Organize! Organize!

We cannot too earnestly enforce upon
our democratic friends in every town in
the county the duty to organize. Form
Clubs and societies, appoint canvassers, and
have at wdaN stirring and active vigilance
committees. Supply such Of your mem
bers as cannot afford, or will not afford, to
do it themselves, with democratic news
papers and documents. hold frequent
meetings, and have speakers TO address
the people at least once or twice 4 month.
With systematic organization and work of
this kind in every town in the county, we
are certain to redeem La Sale county
next fall
We are requested by the officers of the
Young Mems Democratic Club in Ottawa
to say to the friends in the county, that
they will be happy to lend them every
assistance in their power in the way of
supplying them with speakers, documents,
&c, &c, during the campaign. Let them
organize their Clubs, and make their
wants known.
! PFC Nc At GArDEN IsLAyD-We are told
there was large and happy company at
Garden Island, opposite the Spring Valley
House, on the 18th, made up chiefly Of geT-
tlemcn and ladies from Peru and La Sale
We dropped in at the Valley House about
four clock, and found our friends WRIGHT
& BARRY, as well as that prince of gentle
men, Col SNEBLEY, so agreeable that we
nearly forget all about the party on the
| Island until we saw them returning. We
are told there was also very pleasant
party at the Valley House in the evening
Indeed, the Spring VALLEY House is row
so well kept, aud has many pleasant
surroundings, that surely nothing but tho
hard times" can account for its not being
constantly crowded with visitors and
pleasure seekers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

ORDER OF TIE PROCESSION

W. H. W. eastman, Esq,
President OF the Day, and candidate for Eicctor
Large.
Light Guard Band.
Young Mems Democratic Club
of Ottawa.
Ringgold Artillery Corps.
Ottawa Delegation.
RUTLAND and Mission Democratic Clubs,
j. L. Shaver, Marshal
DAYTON Democratic Club,
u. GTc.u, Marshal.
Eagle Democratic Club,
f. Galloway, Marshal
Grand Rapids Delegation,
q. .. Wakefield, Marshal.
Newark Brass Band.
Pi@iric Delegation, town of Ottawa,
Eli SIrawn, Marshal.
Two Miles of Vehicles.
Crowd l,uE upf
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Y
Il VII subscriber, for several years resilient OF
1 Asia discovered while there. a simple vegetable
remedy for GJItsup y,tiva isfhIli BrOR
cifttis COgis fOlis. ANT HercJJts D-bHsy. For the
benefit Of C"usumptives and Nervous sufferers, lie is
gi.ng 10 make tie public.
To those WHO desire it. - will send the Prescriptions
With fuli directions free az ch1g- > also sample Of
the medicin- which they viii ini = beautiful conbina-
ton OF Natures ssple herbs. TaUs- desiring tie he
mr-y rtiI obtain il by return mall by addressing
J. +. Cur bert. BDti8ic PhpsjriHH,
aTZi-3,u 40 80 B,OId,c0y, NeJr York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

Besides potatoes, tame grass, DC, &c,
are not included in the above
Harvest will commence next week.
The wheat crop is the best we have had
in three years, and the corn never looked
better at this season.
Lz~We should be greatly obliged to the
assessors Of all the towns in the county il
they would furnish US with similar figures
KrxTrcEy.-The democracy of Ky. are
nearly unit i'll support of Douglas Be
fore the Charleston Convention, the demo
cracy Of that state were divided between
Douglas on one side, and the friends Of
Guthrie & Breckenridge on the other
The Guthrie party, after a hot site, car
ried the delegation. The latter now sup
port Douglas, SO that Breckenridge, as q
Kentucky paper expresses it. "will moi
have party in the pending contes: suffi
GENTLY large to hold decent inquest after
the completion of lis political suicide."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

Is ISIS there were Eve democratic pa
pers in Illinois that opposed Douglas. Two
OF the five have died, and the others now
support him. s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

B. B. REYNOLDS, Esq, Assessor of the
town of Grand Rapids, in this county, gives
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

TIE venerable patriot, JONI !. CmTTES-
DEN, of Ky, IS said to have openly express
ed his preference for STEPHEN A. DorGIAs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-07

TIE South Carolina fire eaters are dis
gusted with the sham pretences put forth
by the Secessomists for their bolt ut Bal,i-
more, and many of them spit on the
B.eck onridgc ticket az hunbug The
Charleston Courtu- thinks Dell a Everett
are infinitely better nominations than
reckenridge and Lane.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-02-10
DIR. j. HoSTETTER'S
Celebrated Stomach BitterS.

But that numerous class who devote themselves
10 literary and other sedentary pursuits, ana In
consequence Of want Of physical exercise, become
or appetite, have hitherto sought In vain Tor some
inyigorating, life giving medicine. whose effects
upon tho system shall be both speedy and perma
ncnt. Physicians OF eminence, and profoundly ac-
quainted with the requirements ofthe human frame,
commend HOSTETTER'S DlTTERS as the safest
and swiest stimulant to the recuperatiye energies
of the system yet discovered ltrestores the appe-
tte gives fresh yigor TO the digestive organs sends
the blood through tho veins with more lively
current corrects tendency 20 depression OF spir-
its and fits man for the transaction OF business
with cheerful heart and an active MIND. Unlike
other medicines which have been devised Tor the
same object the BlTTERS do not act spaslnodically
or with n temporary pOwer-the influence OF the
remedy Is lasting. And If patient will but give
some attention to securing proper exercise, after
of the aniiction. The debility natural to the En-
croacl ments OF years upon the bodily frame Is also
alleyated by this great strengthehing hieaS S
I'm physical ease whereas they are now suffering
from extreme weakness and nervousness. To this
venerable class OF people, moSrErrLT r. bI rr
pretors ofthisinyigorator have, In addition. deep
Qualification In assuring NURSING MOTHERS that
| they will find the B TT Rs the bestand safest
of restoratives. Very few medicinesare sanctioned
by physicians us proper to be administered during
the period Of nursing and this has obtained al
universal preference
cdy for Dyspepsia and Debility should remember
the precise tnle, IlOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BlTTERS. II isputup In quart bottles
with the name, DIR. j. 1ostetter's Stomnch
Bitters, blown on the bottle, and also stamped on
the cap covering the cork, with the autograph OF
HosTErTER & SMITH on the label. These things
are important. on account Of the numerous coun
terfeits now In the market.
~ Prepared and sold by Hostctter & SIM 18th
Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold by all druggists
trocers and dealers generallyt throughout the Uni
tel States Canada, South America an Germany.
Sid by DIR. J. Sawyer, Biddeiora House Block
s. 8. Mitchell, Saco JOS II. Thatcher, Portsmouth
~ H., Weeks & Potter, Boston. General Agents Tor
the New England States. Iyr2O
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Real Estate for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale or rent his Nill sit
i uated at GOOdwin's Mills, in Dayton, contain.
Ing two runs Of stones corn cracker and bolt with
improved water-wheels, nearly new. Also, Gard;
Ing Machine In good repair. Also, Clapboard
and Single Machine, with splitting Machine and
all necessary machinery and saws Tor manuiactur-
Ing Clapboards Shingles. and the like, driven by
one of John Tyler's Improved Patent Portable Iron
Water Wheels, the best water wheel which the sub
scrber has any acquaintance with.
Failing health Is the only reason have for the
sale of the above property. IL has been prOfta-
BILE investment, and may be made, by judicous
mana cement, the means OF giving n competence 10
tie purchaser In a few years.
lie will also sell the following described lots OF
land, viz, A lot about 30 by 80 feet, with small
store ON the same, at Goodwns Mills Village
Also, about acres, comprising some OF the most
desirable building lots 10 the Village-Also, about
of an acre adjoining the last named lot with n
convenient House, WOOd.house and stable with
good we'll of water. fitted up the present season,
and occupied as Parsonage.-Also. about 20 acres
quarters OF mile nom GOodwin's Mills Village, on
the road to Days Mill.-AlsO, about 40 acres (more
or less) of very valuable timber and wood land, |
mile nom GoOdwn's Mills, on the road to Wadlins
Mill-Also, II acres OF wood and timber land, near
Cooks Brook In said Lyman.-Also, one undivided
half a 20 acre lot in common with Frederick II.
HILL I'm Dayton, near the residence OF the late 10.
nah Ilill-Also about % acres of pasture and wood
land adjoining the farm OF Robert Cleaves, In Day
ton.-Also, about acres OF valuable salt marsh IN
Kennebunkport, near Vaughns lsland,GAlso,
good Hay field In kennebunkport and BiddeiOrd,
near Lieut.. John Dennetts containing l3acres.-
Also lO2iths OF nlrs saw Mill privilege, at Good
wins Mills.
For urther particulars, inquire Of the subscriber
ut his residence at Goodwin's Mills.
DANIEL HILL, Cd.
DAYTON, Dec. 81, 1859. l2w52
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Notice of Foreclosure.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

nIE undersigned hereby gives public notice that
i Elizabeth J. Wentworth. OF Lebanon. IN the
county Of York aud State OF Maine, married wo-
man, by her deed Of Mortgage dated Feb. lith,
1852 recorded Feb. lith, 1853, In Book 26O, pages
3ti-2 Of York County Records, conveyed TO Caro-
line 4. Wentworth, OF the same Lebanon, married
woman, q certain tract or parcel OF land situate
10 said Lebanon, and bounded and described fol
lows, to wit,-North. Easterly by the road leading
from West Lebanon 10 Three Ponds Village, In Mil
ton North-Westerly by land OF Daniel z. Warren:
Westerly by land of John Lucas, and land OF
Orrin Merrow and South Easterly by land formerly
owned by the COngreg atlonal Parish In Lebanon,
The aforesaid Caroline 4. Wentworth, sold and as
signed and made over the Aforesaid mortgage ON
the 9Th Of September, A. ID 1859, 10 one Charles H.
Kicker, duly recorded, rs alll appear by the YORK
County Records, Book 267 pages J9l-5 and the
aforesaid Charles H. Kicker sold, assigned and made
over the Aforesaid mortgage 10 Thomas vi. Went
worth, OF Lebanon Aforesaid, the undersigned, who
Is now the holder and thereof on the 18th OF
September, A. ID. 1859, rs will appear BY York
County Records, Book 262, pages 39l-3 The con-
dtiOu In said deed has been broken, and by reason
whereof the undersigned claims to fOreelOse the
right Of redemption OF said mortgaged tract OF
land. ...-.....,,,,,,,,.,,
Dated at Lebanon the twenty-sixth day Of Sanu'
uary A. d. ls6O. 3W6
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House for Sale.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS =!


fornia, connecting with the Steamers oil the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
have removed their OIlce I'm New York to the New
Pier OF the
North Atlantic Steamship Co.,
Foot of CANAL STREET, North Riyerp whence
will be despatched, ON the
9Th and 2oth of each Month,
ono of the North Atlantic Steamship Co.'S we'll
known and cOnmodiOus Steamers
ADRIATIC, BALTIC, and ATLANTIC,
of 1000 tons and upwards. formerly Of the Collins
Line TO Europe, known to be unrivalled for
Capacity. Speed and Comfort!
Connecting, via the Panama Railroad, with the
splendid steamers Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company,
Golden Age, Golden Gate,
John L. Stevens g. Sonora.
N.B.-Ths Is the ONLY Line having an EXTRA
STEAMER, ALWAYS at Panama, thus insuring
no detention.
Rates of Fare rs low rs by any other Line, and
No EXTRA expencc at PANAMA.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
On account of the numerous frauds and IMPOSE
tions ON Travellers, those bound to California are
cautioned to buy Tickets at the only authorized
Agencies of the n. A. p. NJ. 5. Co.'S.
TT Tickets must be signed by ono of the
Company's Agents before they Will be recog-
nIzcd py the AGENT at Panama ana Tickets, thus
signed, can be obtained at the only Authorized
Agency for khe n. A. 4 =. VI. Steamship Companies,
where State Rooms and Berths can be secured, yizi
at the old established Office, we'll known Tor ten
years past,
10 BROAD ST, BOSTON.
C. l.. BARTLETT.
ETy-Be sure and observe the Name and Number.
Boston, Nov. ls, lS59.-l year II
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In all cases OF Dysen.p
chiidrsn, whether III
or from any other
70 every mother who
from any OF the forego-s
let your preludices, nor
stand between your.
relief that will be z
LUTELr SURE TO :
medicine, II timely Z
for using will accom- =
None genuine unless 4
tbs & PERKINS, N. :
wrapper. =
..
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS,
AND
THE ONLY REMEDY.

UIE Eastern States included In that section Of the
j Union which Is most widely known as New
Engand,n contains thrifty, industrious. intelli-
gent people, who have achieved an uncommon de-
gree OF prosperity, with aclnate extremely, try
Ing TO certain constitutions, and soil OF small
tlIty they La 20 contriyed TO surpass more favored
communities in almost every thing that conduces
To social comfort and happiness; Unfortunately;
they are occasionally so absorbed In business ana
mental cultivation, that thoy neglect the precau-
tions which are essential to bodily health. Dys.
pepsa aud physical debility are prevalent among
ali classes. The FIRST disease Is produced by mat
tention To the digestive organs which are so sus'
ceptible Of arrangement. Thousands arc now pay
Ing the penalty Of this neglect and suffering daily
the most trying pains, almost without hope OF
relief. They have come to believe that their all
ment Is chronic and that they must bear with III
the end. IL yratifies us exceedingly to announce
10 these afflicted individuals that they may now
command remedy OF unquestionable potency and
virtue which has never been found TO fall In all
cases of igestiye weakness or arrangement. Hun
dreds of tongues are ready 10 grow eloquent n
praise Of this wonderful conqueror Of dyspepsia,
which IL known rs