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Notice 10 Prove Claims.

Estate Of Charles IL Young, deceased
IsIE undersigned having been appointed administra-
Il tor 81 the estate Of Charles II. Young, late of the
county OF La Sale aud State OF Illinois, deceased here
by gives notice that he viii appear before the County
Court OF La Sale county at the court house in Ottawa
at the April ter On the third Monday in April next,
at which time all persons having claims against said
tate are notified AID requested 20 attend for the puT
pose OF having the adjusted All persons in
debted to said estate requested to make m
payment TO the undersigned.
mar2-Gw CHARLES P. YOUNG, AdBtr.
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Valuable City Property Tor sale.

THE under signed offers for sale valuable proper
3. ty upon which he resides, being Lot Il BiocE
20, States Addition situated the corner OF Column
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, and
black smith shop, with WE'LL cstern. &C., all IN good
order, the premises.
Also, Lots and 5, in Block H. Railroad addition 70
Ottawa, being TIE Southwest corner OF the oock, ad
situated Columbus and joliet streets,
north OF the freight depot There is good Two story
dwelling house on the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong indaceraen ts present
ed to him change his business, he viii sell the abe We
property at a bargain Isep:2l PATRICK RASNiEG.
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Real Gstate.
~~I----~---1-~@('-~@--
For sale or to Let.

For sale or TO LcE.
TWO story dwelling house. situate on the east eide
"A OF Fox river being Lots No. and 10, in Block 23,
Green's Addition to Ottawa. ~ =,
Also fer sale Lots No. T. 3, ana le' IN BLOCK H.
same addition. ,,..
Alse. Lot No. A, in Block 8. Glover's Addition,
Also Lots and 81, in Walkers fraction, known as
the Grove Lot. 49, De-,
For particulars, enquire Of the subseriser on Fau
street. mar2-Zw*1 Li-i@A ~ . mic
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DAYTON
Woolen Manufactory ! !!

TTIHE undersigned take this method Of informing their
/ old customers, and the public generally, that we are
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery
will enable that double the OF
Goods have usually done the demand for Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hope give
satisfaction exchanges of Weolen Goods for Wool
Ue have, and do intend to card into wool
portion OF oOtGn and sell it for all wool Our goods are
warranted in this respect and also for durability. We
shah exchange for Wool, formerly, the
lowing kin Is OF G0oc- viz; Heavy Cassmere. s4iinets
Jeans Flaunels Of different kinds Blankets and Stock
IN Yarn. Consider able attention will be paid to Stocking
Yarn orders will be filed for all the different grades and
kinds OF Yarn, common Mixed Indigo Blue Mixed, Red,
Ciouded, &c. And We Will Manufacture, Tor merchants
and others, Wool IL lots Of hundred pounds and up
va-ds into Stocking Yarn, any OF the above kinds
Ca:diB- and Spinning
W be done in lots OF 80 lbs. and upwars az - TO IS
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
VIII be done IT siN cents PER pound. Thgr machines
vii Be clothed anew ritA the best 81 Cards. and with
nor experienced C-r-sr, they expect have good work
done DOL v- BE- taken from the Dvpo, Ottawa alI
rolls returned y t-u reasonable length OF
laE Tie WORK which may - seat tu -troa- sLetts) from
almost any part q IL stl'c az tr.lsug expense
Wool at.I-ad .7- exchange !ar ay ofthe shove kinds
% Goods, 7!a-lei ~ tH- proper order may he rul
by Railroad 90 OvI and ne goods vl be pat up and
sent Es,ii iso!H gt.Uss, acCyr.Iir' 10 order.
N= aagiI also say, t-t got oar S-E Custom
AMI F1gTu- Lii lu operation. and Irr-.us wishing
have tl.i grinding done short notice. @. We nave
plenty o. wafer - ALI times. iuy!7l ). y. GREEN.
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Notice 10 Prove Claims.

Estate Of IHe9dore HalL deccassd
T9NHE undersigned having been appointed Admins
Il traitor of Theodore Hay, late OF the county Of La
Sale and State of Illinois deceased, hereby gives
tee that nc viii appear before the County Court La
Sale county, at the Court House in Ottawa, at the
April term the third Monday in April ext which
time all persons having claims against said estate
notified and requested to attend for purpose OF
having the adjusted. JACOB FRY. i6fg'r.
Al persons indebted to the estate i'll fad their &C
counts ~ d Walkers Drug store, immediate payment
o. " 3 .ct VII save costs.
EV
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YglE undersigned viii sell several Farms, in size to
II suit purchasers, situated in Id Sale county, H.
S'so sufaii quantity of unimproyed land portion
OF which is lying in Livingston couaty.
TERhS-Fror cash to Ave years lime, 70 suit pnr-
chasers. Germ stored in crib cattle, will be received
land payment. Jan 26i DAVID STRNWS
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FARM Of 421 acres for sale, miles from Ottawa,
a good house. sexes. cellar under the whole, 2,ueu
crran bushes and 2G oeseberry bushes on the place
taig the purchase money can be leg on years t,e
a. KNIGHT, on the premises, one-haii nile norm o
= rnnr
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'E undersigned has siiil large quantity of spen-
1 did farming lands in L. Sale and Livingston coun-
ty for sale, easy terms, in tracts Of from ~ 10 800
acres purchasers may Gesire. These lands all lie
within conyenen. distances Of the railroads and the
canal, and afford ,iIe best market facilities.
Ottaga, the L. l. T. T., and Pontiac. the C., 4.
u Il. viii be the most convenient places to stop
Tor wishing to examine the lard. Anybody in
either place direct persons to my residence.
Ernea. August .. 1850. WILLIAM SHAWN.
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Valuable Property
FOR SATE'

Will sill on good tir-. and at reasonable price
: the following property, viz:
Ny Residence IT, e. SIDE of Fox River, crtnIr
the east !: Of block Ibeic- igh feet frs-- and 80
deep. l. j., beyond grestr the han1-psg location
fer rssidence in the city Of Cttswa TEE grou.s
adorned 7+!th the chei-rst kinds Of -a-i-y snd
shade trees. and IN the garden ap- peat g'1, ,ai
peach trees IN hssr,f- ccna,CL; also. Plenty Of grape.
vines, cussosi. -gos-tagrirs, rss.a---.s ana
berries. l. short, sTy ding 3el.s., Tor 4;.s.
fort = provided Tor.
Also $50 acres cfgood prairie land near New Michigan
AMI Pontiac, Livingston crurfy.
Lot, !. >. and 3, Bees - o-ra-a.
Lots and = Subdivision Of LOIS e and Il, BOX %
lot IS, ElccA So all good business La-s.
AL OF tc above vaiuable properly Is oG-red ~ a
FcEzb.e price, and OF t..le % su.t tLe rCE-'asa--
move ". b-1AS.
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Sale.

Abstracts of TfsIc.
AVING lull and complete abstract or ti.'e q
i Z every pie-- OF land town lot ia the county,
wi.ch IS kept Up every night, prepared fur
Ejsh shos; Hetice and reasonable terms abstracts
OF lille. fau=sl J.. p. SANGER.
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10 + L y T =
Life Pills & Phoenix BItters.

TE1IESI MEDICINES have nov been before the pablo
for a PERIOD OF iUIEII YEARS. and during ii.at
time have maintained -u character iu almost every
parI OF the Globe their rl1rl.nary and imuedi
ate power of restoring peri 60 Eea persons suffer-
ing under nearly every A--a @, disease 10 which the
human frame IS liable.
The o.iowia, are among the Distressing variety OF
human diseases iu which tie
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Farming LAND. Tor sale

s1TssIitE Lands ECf sale.
TsNii- undersigned has l,SJo acres Of choice unin-
Il ?rS"s farming lands, in Ia Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms.
N.Y. GEO. AVERY.
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McNicille5.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such n rcpo,rn Cor tho cure Of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
1t Is entirely unnecessary for us TO recount thu,
evidence of its virtues, wherever it has been ON
ployed: AS It has long been in constant use
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on "a
do for their relief all has ever been found 10 do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-09
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES


! Are well known to be infll.!1e.
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and
bile instead Of the stale and acrid kind FLATULEN-
CT. Loss oF APPETITE HEARTBURN. HEADACHE RESTLESS
MS lILTENPER, ANNItrY. LANGuog. and MELANCHOLY,
which are the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, Will va
Il IN, a. natural consequence Of it, cure.
CoSrINENESS, by cleansing the whole length Of the
intestines with solvent process and without violence
all violent purges leave the bowels cosye within two
days
fEvEIS Of all kinds, by restoring the blood to a re-
gular lation hr ugh the process of respiration in
such cases and The thorough sou on OF all intestinal
The LIFE VI. pcISEs have been known to cure RFIEu.
MArISN permanently in three weeks, and GOVT in
nan uit uhe, ny rrIa"in. local inflammation from
the muscles and Igaments Of the joints.
DEOPSiES of all kinds, 10y freeing and STRENGTHENING
the kidneys and bladder; they operate most delightful
ly on these important organs, and hence have ever
been found certain remedy for the worst of
Also WORMS, by disodgng from the turnrgs Of tho
bowels the Shiny matter to which these adhere
SCUnY.. ULCERS, and INVETERa ATE SORES by the
perfect purity witch tness Liz MEDICINES give to the
blood, and all the hunors
SCoRBUTIC ERUPTIoNS and BAD CoMFLExIoxs, by
their Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed tn. skin,
and the morbid state of which occasions all eruptivc
complaints, sacw, cloudy, and other dsagreeabie
The of these Pills for very short time will effect
an entire cure of SALT EiIEUM, and striking i'm
COLDS and INFLUENZA will always be cured by one
dose. or by two in the worst
PiLES-The original proprietors of these Medicines
was cured of Piles of 30 years standing by the Of
the LIFE MEDICINES alone.
country, these Medicines will be found a safe,
speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave
the 81 stem subject to return of the disease-a
by these Medicines is permanent-TRY THEM, BE Slr:s
FIEp, AND BE CURFD.
BILIOUS FEyERS AND LIVER C0MPLAINTS.-GE-
NERAL DEBILITY. Loss OF APPETIrE, and DISEASES
FEMALEstle Medicines have been the most
beneficial results In OF this description -KNGs
EvIi and SCRoFULA, IL its worst forms. yields the
/ mild yet powerful action of these remarkable Medi-
cines- NIGHT SwFArs NETvoCs DEEiLITY NsRvous CoM-
PLANTS of all kinds, PALPTATIoN EAST, PAINT
Frs Coke, speedily cured.
MEiCURiAL DISEASES.-Persors whose constitu
tons have become impaired by the injudcious Of
MERCURY will find these Medicines perfect cure as
they fail to eradicate from the system al the eS
ects of Mercury, infinitely than the most pow
I erfll preparations of .arsaparia.
Prepared and sold by W. b. MOFFAT,
$50 Brodd.cdy, Ne'c York.
For sale by all Druggist. augi-Iy
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR TIE CURE OF

tux II-E tUlsE OE'
Costtreness, Jaundice, Dyspcpsir. Indigestion,
Dyse7'tsyy, Eoh Stomach, EyysipelaG, HeadacEe.
Ptles, Rheumatism, EyUpt;o5s5 c0I SLi5i Diseases.
Ltce' Complaint Dyopsy, Tc'ter, Tinors and
Sat Rte'0R, Uorms, Goa", Ne1,u'g'a, az q
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes Of
family physc.
Price IS cents per Boz; Five boxes for sLoo.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMiNACi in which they
given with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make profit
Demand AYERS. and take others. The sick
want the best aid there is fox them, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
D. WALKER, +. y. GRIGGs, 6. L. THOMPSON, and
NJ. KNEUs-i., Ottawa I. II. REID * Co. Chicago :;
AID dealers il every town in tie L &. ianl2-3p
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3nsnrarfc.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CaaPilT.

PRINCIPAL oFs.CE At All. y I'LL ztt7.
CsTOHISAND HErc: .i;DysE, hu.i.i-g si-'ssh ah''
- Furniture; Baras =ai Hay en-. tram eis' Ass
Mills Shc,. nd o.her 2HiiduEs VIII ttir c'h'eas'
insured srsia., Loss or DAMAGE - finA-
This Cou,;sery nss sseE IA s7'-ttH-@ o. WE
A.. no. i...- p.s.rs- Of til, STATE; -.
n,;J n ar.r half Million .sllr-s sor losses; has !i--
nshcd j. ,ar.nc~ members frE les Than t.
the price tie tss: stock t;r sa1e-- al i'
the IaYg. std secured csEiisI ei as3 iStfah7e
COMPANY 10 the West.
EVVpS I.t.Ss or DAMAGE that occurs 20 property
insured vnS-r ssc preg2-d ssstse VII Ss Ii1 Si.ii
NINETY DAYS.
Ms.chants can have their seeks insured - the
Illinois eatsAi ara in of loss sctGsli get their
uon: =. 5000 is promised by aay otAer Cozr2ny
To the PAr-,er sAa te Mechanic this Company mas
becsr-e sta.e Se..-roer, .S-cis;!cn II wtirA at a
agair tie Of Are, uit1 certainty ;it y n
stroysd, :l~y Will receive rt- vse'e zHie'--z' P'e
without II. cation ev unnecessary Gelay- ,-l.
II h. Sse-,e- III }esHrIscs t"sip+5H" J2F ,'f -
ME of y sEcis-snn1o,y saving is-sr -;in- ID
That would o.hcr-rise t~ taken s' by foreign ''l -
With 81 ts.-se iut-c-T7snisI No e'ia i
remain uL--.sl-vL7
HOIRD or DIRECT0RS; r.,-
n z Har. S-zs.-i rs L. H. W Billings L. l. pt.'i'
Timothy -greer, Ls.s1 iInii'aii- ne =, - - ,
Uen-y les. John .t1cSd, J. v. Sc,s~t1s i'-i! an
y Ions. Elias Histard, Francis A. IL 'h'hah' i.s"''
Ke;ixrlsrxsr, l. G. At~cs3- ~ .-.
HE,IJANiy ?. LONG, srcstGen'.
LEWIS KELLESEEE.ikE. Irr+:.atsr-
n A. ATreGs y. Ssc,f.Gr.-
JOHN ATWOOD 1854 Secretary
John tLlIsSy.I. G-reTai i26hf
JE. HOWARD. Ass: Htsss-t AJeai- 49,
va -. True, hytBt Gssd7rt'
H. A. CHASE, EIfs5iEe-
ARTHUR NGsiiRE, Ia SEE.
l. ErtSET, 8esictE-
oor10-rv ;iURk.Y BLANCHARD, IN gaze.
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LJClAN z SlNGTR,
ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY
LanG. for Snip.

Lands DOUGH; aui Sold on Commission. Taxes paid.
Abstracts cf Title furnished, Collections made Invest
ments made in Government or other Lands, Hczey
Leaned. Ottawa, August s. lsJ..
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EserSnuuery ant: soaps.
= TRIMS Extracts Cclognes. Extracts, Toilet Soaps
4 Reached CASTLE, Colgate'5 Honey soap, saehets
PulTs, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Powders, &C. &c:
1. pitA'St'-
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Er0!fSy

Ef0sfSs
VIZ AK, Paper, China, and India Rubber Dolls and
Wv Doll Heads, from cents to 81 Paper Dolls ana
Furnites. Also, large stock of Toys, at the Drug ano
poek store of focSJ T. Y. GRIGGS.
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Cl,ect y2HSir.

NJ SEFUL and Ornamental. such as Money urses
4 Card Cases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets &c
$500 f., Y. GRIGGS
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sheet Music.
PIECES of Sheet Music Just received max.
1O(N) ing nay stock very lar ,e of Songs, Duets
ouorettes Wal,zes Poikas Marches and Schottisches
4 liberal discount to teachers. good stock of In
strnction Books. Idec10l E.Y. GRIGGS
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0zCrO PcnS.
HAVE a arge assortment of DAWSON WARREN 4
d UypE's Pens the best Pens made IN the IT 8 E,cb
PEI. is warranted. AT the Drug Store of
OcS E.. GRIGGS,
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Oil! Oil!
NTACHINE Oil, Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, Whale Oil,
Vl Meats Foot Oil, and Fish Oil, for sale by
aug2o Ely. GRIGGS.X
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Books: EsooAs! Books

ENON'Tuse the common F7Eid, when you set the
L S0N-ENPLOSlNE for the same price, al
RMS
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-12-06

HUMAN HAIR.-IlOw are we to ac'
count for the hair not always dying when
life is extinct in the body? 1t is per-
fectly well known that the hair, parilcn'
larry the beard, goes on growing after
death, very generally for some days, but
in rarer instances for considerable time.
Perhaps, were the observations oliener
made, many instances would be found
similar to that of the woman at Nurem-
berg, whose coffin, when examined some
forty years after her death, was found to
be actually bursting with hair sprlnglng
through the joints of the wood. Wul-
ferns, who relates this, says that the sex
ton who opened the coffin found it full OF
hair, long and curled. lie touched The
curious remains which still retained the
human form, and they all crumbled to
dust, leaving the immense crop of hair
perfect, and as strong as when the wo-
man was alive.
We might suppose, in attempting an
explanation of this case, that the roots
remained, and sustained the growth, like
the low kind of vegetation in mold and
fungi upon the organic matter, which
attracted moisture from the damp air
the tomb. A somewhat similar thing /
observed in vegetable life; it is very
common to see the trunk of tree tina
has been cut down putting forth brlgh
young shoots for many months alter l
has been completely severed IRON th
ground, and when the tree is as dead a
the woman of Nuremberg. Shakspcar
seems to refer to this Independent life
the beard when he makes Gloster spea
to Lear's daughter Regain when sh
plucked him by the beard.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-12-06

CAMP LIFE.-The following vivid and
rather highly colored description of camp
life ia copied from a letter written by
an Albany volunteer to his friends al
home:
81 would not give ten cents for all the
land | have seen in Virginia for me to
work on. | send you camp life bill OF
fare: Pork, baked beans, bread, coffee
tea, sugar, hominy, fresh beef twice
week. besides what we steal while oil
picket, such as hens, turkeys, potatoes
bee-hives full of honey, &c. | take ev
erything but the door yards from ih'
rebels sometimes l get in fuss, bu
come out all right at last. If John can
steal he had better stay at home.
81 have some fun here with the boys
have to get up every night and form il
line for q fight. This is all on account
those bull head Dutch you sent iron
Albany. They will GO out on pleN'
guard, and as it becomes dark, you WI
hear the report of guns. Bang, bani
they will go at those big black stump
If stumps don't give the counterslsn,'he
blaze away and alarm the camp.
81 wish you we're here TO help e'
some of those sheet iron crackers. The
are 60 hard that / have TO take off m
brogan to break them up, and soak the
in coffee before | eat them. Well, 1t
time that / make up my bed, that
spread one blanket on the soft side OF II
,od. and lie down till the Dutch fire
another stump"
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BURLINGTON, VT, March 7, 1861

To MEssRs. CHAs. BACKMAN q Co, n. Y.
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of this meth
cd 70 inform you that we have repeatedly made
nm examination of Brandies, Whskey, Gin and
Wines, with which the Chitcnden County Agen-
cy at Burlington has been mainly supplied from
Your house for the past three years, also speci-
mems from other agencies in the State procured
from you. q,
We have found them invariably of full
strength and uniform purity and quality, supe-
rior in every respect to specimens from other
sources For medicinal uses they have fulfilled
our expectations and received our unqualified
approval and without hesitation we confidently
recommend them to all who wish to supply
themselves with Liquors npon which they can
rely for purity and strength We are,
Your most obcdicnt servants,
SAMUEL W. THAYER, JR., M. d.
WALTER CARPENTER, Nj. ID.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-12-06
CHARLES F. CHANDLER,
Prof Of Analytical Chemistry, Union College.

IT We are permitted to refer to the following
Commissioners, Town Agents. and Physicians,
of the State OF Vermont. and in so doing are
guided by a desire to place before the public
those facts that are in themselves an evidence
that I'm every instance none but the purcst and
most desirable articles in our line will be offered
for sale TO our customers.
ErFrrrNcFs Edward Hungerford, Profes-
sor of Chemistry in he University of Vermont;
S. W Thaycr. NJ. D., Dean of the Medical Fac
ulty in The University Of Vermont; W. Carpen-
fer. Professor, &c.,iu the University of Vermont;
j. s Pierce Agent, Burlington.
CogNry CoNussIoNEEs-Ja Mitchell.
/ Chittcudcn: Calvin Blodgctt Israel Goodwin,
/ Alouzo Pcarce, Washington Charles Davis, I.
/ Saahorn. Caledonia; W. H. II. Bingham, n. ii.
/ Thomas. Lamojie. Chester Spencer, Il. FriShie,
/ Rutland: A. H. Gilmore, Hon. Geo. ?. Baldwin,
/ Orange; George Fisher, Wmdham; Hoatio
/ Nrcdham and Ira Clifford, Addison. 22m6
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ca A lady of our town was travelling
short time since with Southerner, who
pressed his acquaintance upon her, and
used mp the time OF conversation in laud-
ing the rebels, and decrying the loyal
Northerners. lie mentioned among 9th
er things, that the blood of Yankees
would be good fertilizer of Southern
fields. When the end of the journey
was reached, he undertook to hand the
lady from the cars, who, instead of tax,
ing his extended hand, very coolly spa
upon it, and found her carriage without
further moestation 1t was a rude, bd
merited rebuke.-Nantucket Inquirer.
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LOOK HERE.

THE subscriber having rented Deans carriage
L shop at Barton village, is prepared to do all
kinds Of carriage and sleigh work at the short
est notice, and in the most durable and work
manlike manner. Particular attention will be
given to repairing, which will he done on the
most reasonable terms. A fair share of the
public patronage is desired and perfect satisfac
! ton will be given to all who may favor me with
Il call. II. S. BlCkFORD.
| Barton Nov. l, 1915
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ASTHMA CURED.

MoTistOwn, August 30, 1871.
DR.. BaNtcr-Dcar Sir: / have been severely
afflicted with Asthma for more than twenty-five
wears and for months in succession have not
been able to lie in bed and enjoy regular nigh. $
rest. and some days would not be able 10 walk
from the house to the barn, n distance OF hyc OF
six rods About a year ago l purchased two
bottles of DR.. Whites Elixir, prepared by you,
and commenced taking it according to drec-
tOns, and am happy to say found immediate
reIcf-and. with very few exceptions, have had
my regular nights sleep ever since. .-.
Truly yours AFRAID BAKER.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-12-06

ALA BLoGGs.-A devoted vooer OF
the Nine, on hearing of the marriage OF
a man named FELTON,, with lady before
the shrine of whose beauty he had been
an unsuccessful! worshipper, perpetrated
the followingi
"Fliza was a buxom lass
As Ger poet dwelt on,
But would not be content, alasl
Until she had been FELTON,"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-12-06

ssy The carrying capacity of the ma
rine fleet trading between Chicago and
Eastern seaports is not far, If any, below
As. 10000 bushels, yet the receipts OF
produce at that port for the present sea-
son have been so immense that this fleet
has been unable to carry it off as fast as
it accumulated, and at the close OF navi-
CATION will leave in store over 3,OOO,OOO
bushels of grain.