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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

Dec lLfh 1860
hessrs Henry a ca.
Having on various
occasions used your L.
uiment an happy 20
-ay chat / have always
I und J. beneficial I
have frequently used %
fof Busel Compliant.
ana have never known
DO 90 fail boo sfecting r.
cure. ! think % The
best medicine / ever
used for Diarrhmasum-
mef complaint, aud dis
orders OF a similar char
acteT ] have also found
b "a never failing speci
Dc Tor Colds, aud for az
ieciions uf the head /
.le ays recommend it to
my friends and would
nor be RIthout % n the
House flfarf rurafHrr.
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Boston s ntm porb advertisements.
nON'T FAIL READ THIS.
COFFEE COFFEE ! ! COFFEE ! :
EAST INDIA COFFEE co,

i54 READK ST. (three doors from Greenwich street,
n. Y call universal attention to their
KENT'S EAST INDIA COFFEE
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
r. III. r. ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

r.. IL. r. ID ID Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent Of o. 5. Patent Office, Washington, (undsr
rs STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BosToN, MASSACHUSETTS,
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
years, eontnuesto secure Patents in the United States
also IN Great Britain France and other foreign countries
CaVeas, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and all Pa
pcrs or Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made mo Americ,n ~
Foreign w0r6s, TO determine the validity or utility Of
Patents or nvehh0ns-and legal other advice render
ed iu all matters touching the same. Copies Of the
claims of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
the Agency is not only the largest in New England
put through inventors have advantages for securing
fateni ~ oacerlanhg the patentabity Of inventions
unsurpassed by, n NOT immeasuraby superior TO- any
which be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials
below given prove that none is more sccestul AZ ne
Patent office than the subscriber and as suocess IS he
best proof Of advantages and ability he would add that he
has abundant reason to believe, and prove that at no
other Office Of the kind the charges for professional
services 50 moderate. The immense practice Of the sub
scribeT during twenty years past has enabled him to
cumuate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative to patents.
These besides his extensive library Of legal and me
Oh auca works and full accounts OF patents granted in
the United States aud Europe reader him able beyond
question: offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
AN necessity Of journey Washington to procure a
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
inventors
TBSTIM
- regard MIR, EDDY as one Of the most capable and
iucce5stm practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON
COMMISSIONS % Patents
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors That the,
cannot employ person competent and trstoorthv
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
10 secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"Mr X. n, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN apuh.
cations, all but NJ which patents have been grant
ed and that IL pending Such unmistakable proof
N great talent and ability his part leads me 10 recon-
mend all inventors TO apply TO him procure their
pat ent As they may be Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases, and very reasonable
charges" j. HIN TAGGART
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
large practice made t,pioe rejected applications
siXrEEN APrEALs RvgRY ONE Of which was decided
mae fdvor. by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Il H. EDDY
Boston. Dec. 10. 1868. 1896
A GENTS ! LOOK TO YOUR INTER
n fl-Cal and examine something urgently
needed by every person; ten samples sent tree by
mail Tor Twenty Cents, that reails for Two Dollars h
K WOLCOff, No. no Chatham Square, New
York. 's4M
nRVGS AND MEDICINES at
- BROWNE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

Sold ia every Drug and County Store hrous hour
Vermont And Canadas
Price IS Cents pen Bottle
JOHN r. HENRY = Co.
PnPdsiars.
Main Street Waterbury, W
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26
5obu q. prnrp & Cos. Column.
NJ H. DOW IS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR.

This old, time-tried.
standard remedy still
maintains its populari-
ty When all oiheft
have proved inefficient
the Elixir alone con.
- Inues 70 give sausfso-
- tion
Use II for
Cough,
Colds,
---.s Catsrrh,
- Asthma,
Group,
lnciplcnt Consump ion
and all diseases Of tie
Throat chest and
Lungs
81 YEAHs 400 "a
- The Elixir first made
- its appearance and
even then, in IL print
tive and imperfect state.
- produced such extfaor-
binary results that "
became, A. once, agtn-
cral ftvorite Many
- have made H.. what 4
really is, Family Med
lciue.
- For as more than
~ half :he diseases 30
II which desh Is heir" or
iginatc from colds. 90
this may be considered
q general preventive OF
all diseases, by remov
p ing the pfimovAl cause.
Adults
should always keep
ftis Family Physician
-. at hand and by its
timely use save hun
dreds n dollars that
- would otherwise b e
swallowed up Iva dis
- charging doctors fees.
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EET I HE VERY BE ST
VI
PRICES AS Low AS THE LOWEST-WORK-
MANSHIP UNEQUALLED.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS.
GAGE, PORTER q cos SAWS, manufactured at
Fshorsville N. H. after many years in all parts OF
the country, admitted to be the BEST In the market
Having made many improvement in their works, they
continue to manufacture the BEST or CAST STEEL
SAWS Of all kinds Also, CAST STEEL WHlFFLE.
TREE SPRINGS, warranted superior TO anything IN
use,
Saws repaired in the best O-lers by mail o,
express promptly answered.
c. GAoE GBo. PORTER,
J. G.. GAaB, /. X. GAGB, H. NJ. RoLPB.
Rishersville, January /, 1864.
The above saws constantly on hand, aud for saleat
Manufacturer prices, by N. ?. BROOKS
Montpelier, Vt, January l. 1874 IS SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

PREInENr-HE CROKER
Nicg PRE,iDgsr,--DANlE SHARP.
SEcHETAHY,-W II HOLLISrEN
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

| IMPORTANT TO TIE AFFLICTED.
pR DOW continues 20 be ronulted bic omos Nos and
hulicoH street. Boston, on al diseases " a
PRIVATE or DELICATE NATURE
BY long coqre . study and practical experience Of un
limited rR n DR. u has che ratification prrsrn
the ufnuuas 90 NEEDLES st never since be- frst
Introduced themi failed 60 cure the alarming cases
GONORRHdA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath DIE treatment all The horrors q enerea and impure
blood mpoteney Scroiua' Gonorrh, ccrs pain and de
teas IN tg regions u prcreGtnu Inflammation of the Bad
ger aud hidn,y Hydroee, Ahee.srs, Humou, irrhtfui
swrngs and the long train " horrible mpums attending
ts Glass 4 is'a-e made Co become ha The
simplest ailnss Of a child.
SlMlNAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. d. dcvotes great part n hs treatment Il
those cases caused hy secret solitary habit
ruins me body and mind uniting unfortunate individual
TOR business society. some Of The
isos produced BY carly habits Of youth,
hack and Limbs Dizziness OF The esd nmnes Of
paon q the heart Dyspepsia, Atrlousuess,
the dge.he functions ~ mptoma ~ Consumption The
fearful ELECTS ou the mind much 90 be dreaded
memory combustion o. Of .pr.t, ei urrbd
inEs aversion " cocie sell dsirut umldy, among
ihs s,, produced snch perons should before contempat
ore restored 20 health And happnrs iateus sho wh 20
remain under bI povs treatment few days N be
WIN pleasant rooms and cargrs fo board
aelehr sent t t parts ~ he country with fl directions
20 use on receiving DESCRIPTION Of your Dr. Dow has
tane order by mail Three for o. red stamp. 0iib9
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DIRECTORS OFFICE.
6S State Street Bostou, Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

BtW AXE OF COlN EkF ELS
and be sure that the packages are labelled
KEN1S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
l54 Reade Street, New York,
there countcrfes aaoat under the name
Of Genuine Bast India Coffee" ' Ousiual East iu-
dia Coffee. etc, put forth by impostcrs Go deceive the
unwary.
In ID packages and in boxes Of 30 TO- and 100 lbs,
for Groeers and large Consumers. Fold by Gocers gem
rally.
orders from County Grocers solicited to whom We.
ny liberal discount will be made
Wholesale Agents; Hoehsh Nolan, and W J.
Hess BIO Fhade'phai Francis u Perry Ptovi-
dencei A. j.. Waite & Co, Boston; Pvu1hou Lee,
Springfield, Mass S. n. Calender, Buffalo; Gordon
MMiian K Co, Cleveland; A. A Golfer a Co.. Cincin-
natl; j < J, Bum, Springfield, Ill.,; II. b Shields,
CoDdon Ind and C. c Gaiber chcago
The Am ADJ. Agency, 30s Broadway, n Y, will re-
oeiye orders fur the above named Coffee.
E. s"' %Ivd R,H &SiIE,iG's N%'F11rs {ra %
" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
MAKE THE
SOLES OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Water and Damp Proof
AND WEAR oNEIHGRD LONGER
Y e RI VAT ELIZA
is preparation from Copper having mo- grease Linseed
OIL any thuR uf the Kind and when the s0es are
saturated with IT, water can no more ct through them
tEan through copper itself
PRICE % CENTS PER BOTTLE,
AT RETAIL EvEBYwHERg.
But its cost to the purchaser is really NOTHING, as it
makes the soles wear enough longer 20 than pay
for IT, leaving a. ue gain tue making Of them Water
and Dampucss Proof and the preservation thereby Of
that priceless gem. The health.
LADIES. READ THIS.
SAVE YOUR HEALTH
Use vernatea the soles OF your Shoes. It makes
them water proof and thereby protects your feet from
either from rain or the morning and evening dew.
n Wholesale IN Boston BIZ
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INCORPORATED BY THE STATE or MAINE.
CHATTER PERPETUAL. OHoANfzED, l,49
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STERLING'S AMBROSlA at
~ BROWNS
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C.. A r ! C II A r d S,
% WASHING STREET,
NOTE &C. A Richards would also beg leave 70 state
hat the ABOVE only part Of the list Of articles for
sale and imported by him lie has, in edition one OF
the largest stocks 10 America, II Fine fotd iusf and
Sppts, OF every variety and kind together with tine
assortment of Liquors and Wines in original packages,
inr sale by lhe cask gallon Also FIN Cigars Ndr-
dvts PIX e' Sauces, aud every kind Of table luxury
usually found in first class Wne in this country
lu Europe.
Orders most respectfully solicited s}3ieow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

A the above put up full strength Of the whskey and
in cases of dozen each These articles improve by
age, and mo- exposure Of climate call effect them.
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A GENTS LOOK TO YOUR INTER
"A Fsrl--Call aud Examine something urgently
needed by every person; samples sent Tree, b.
mail Tor Twenty Cents, that reiails for Two Dollars b,
York 486
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TTNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
X MPANY.

WYMAN & TYLER. Agents.
1887 ~ Water Street. Bnstou
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-08-26

FOR AN ULCERAlED SORE THROAT,
You will take teasp lonhl Of the Lniment and four
teaspoonfus Of water Gargle the throat twice day In
few days It will be we'll This teaspoonfu will be
amrIL a Inlar n nm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

The Chicago Tines announces Al increase
in its rates ofsubscriplon. The subscription
price of the daily Is hereafter to be 81 a
wear; of the tri-weeI,Iy s.. and of the weekly
50. The lowest clIb price for the weekly is
81 80. For six months past, the publishers
declare. the Tines has been published with
OF: profit to its proprietors, as the purchase
Of The whit paper on which it WAS printed
absorbed all that was received on subscript-
ions.
Beyond dispute. there IS no daily paper
published west Of New York City, that, in
point of editorial ability, of enterprise in Civ
ing the latest news. and Of fuilness and ac
curacv of its commercial and financial inteIli-
gencc, can compare with the Chicago Times.
In all these respects, the Times has revolu-
iicrizcd the character Of the Chicago dalies
since lis establishment. there, for all, to gus
tain themselves, have been obliged to work
up 10 it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19
Ia Sale Comfy,

We publish in to-day's paper the official
report of tie election in this county, and we
refer to it with no little pride. Illinois
has gone FOX Lincoln by some 3G.0cn--the
largest majority she ever gave against the
de'nocrtie party. Ie. while everywhere else
the democracy seem TO have lost ground,
La Sale county stands almost alone as All
exception,-the abolition majority of nearly
1900 in this county four years ago, aud near
ly 100 year ago having been c.. down to
a tritie over coo. Gains at the same rate in
all the counties north Of Springfield. would
have saved the stale handsomely for McClel-
Ian. We are not given to Boosting, but ve
submit whether the FREE TRArEE. being the
eT'iy Democratic paper published in the
county, may not justly cain the honor orhav-
ing at least contributed - the crel.aab.e
achievement q. Of the sterling democracy o: Ia
Sale.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

CAPTURE OF TIE FLoEIDA--The-e Is e
Fright smart chance for muss with tie
Brazilian government and another Trent
backout in the affair of the rebel rriyatccr
Florida. She was not only captured within
neutral waters, but under TIE very guns Of
a neutral fleet, and after both the American
consul or shore, and the commander OF the
Wachusett had pledged therc honor that no
act Of hostility should be committed inside Of
the line ofneutrality. The Florida hal been
obliged to give similar pledges. The indig-
nation of the Brazilians, after the Wachu5ett
had made her escape with the Florida in
tow was so great that the house OF the
American consul at Bahia wac mobbcI, ana
the consul himself saved his lie only By fight
The Florida has been ordered 10 New York
for disposition by the prize court. It IS
said the State Department al Washington Is
awaiting with no little anxiety a communica
ton from the Brazilian Government on the
subject.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

The resignation of Geo. 3. Mcclellan, as
Major General OF the L. 5. ARM, was pre-
scented to the President Nov. S,h, the day OF
the election, and accepted on the io'h. The
letter Of resi- 9Iation Is said to be " brief and
pointed" but is not published The Presi-
dent has appointed Phil. Sheridan Major
Gen. in the regular army I'LL the vacancy
caused BY the resignation Of Gen. Mcclellan.
Very positive reports, also, but still lack
ing official confirmation. come from Wash
ington that Secretary Stanton has been ap-
pointed Chief Justice ofthe [. 5 Supreme
Court in place Of Judge Tame. decd, and
that Gen. Buller takes Staut,n's r.ae" 70
Secretary of War. Al-,. thai Fes
resigned the Treasury '.....-..
,....lJ "-.aor saeye..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

We observe number CT orr democratic
contemporaries are discussing the question,
What coarse the democracy shall pu-aue to-
wards the administration. now that Lincoln
has been apparently sustained By tie vote Of
the people. Som, Ike the Journal Of CON-
mcrce, Quit politics il disgust, declaring the
people are mad, and 1t IS useless to reason
with them until they come to their senses
others are fox a,,anloning all opposition, and
Gu-e.I, letting the administration take us
course, 5vI;hupt criticism or ccnsUrr, Wha'-
ever ulav be It's acts; and others are Tor
kecring up the old fight, scarcely stopping
70 breathe At The close Of tie late contest.
We 500 no occasion for such : discussion,
The democratic party naturally fall hac!, into
their former useful and honorable position of
the Opposition" As such it is not requir-
Ell to IL down q course Of policy which it
would pursue il. IA possession OF the govern
.lsat. ~. is duty IS to watch closely and
vigorously challenge every questionable act
O. the r-r.- il power and bring it to the bar
o. public opinion. Such criticisms may be
uz.,-ss r5r : wl.,e-uat;I the people GET over
tlsfr ll-rluc;ua:iou- ,hcy must tell in the
end The republicans have promised the
people to recover the lest power Of the gov
men. over the ra-oltsL states. no; 10y receiving
them "a K with ali their former rights a.
states uiimpairod, bat by means Of military
suLju-a,iol and .le abolition of slavery
The people have expressed their preference
for this plan Of ending tie war, and now it
IS our duty 70 hold the par yin power to their
engagement. II they fail. having rejected
the o..lv other mode left Of ending the war
vmcgOtia;iou-the ruin Of tie country Is me
y.;gJI" and for tia, ruiu they viii be respr..-.-
bic. Eepu5iicanism will then BE hurled from
power amid such storm Of popular obloluy
and scorn. tha: lis name wi.l become ~ exc
Grafton 20 all coming time. The democratic
party mav now lie helpless TO avert this In
pending ruin, but it c:,u at least keep on pro.
testing. and wash lis hands Of the gigantic
crime.
Ocplatiorns we need none but TIE good
o,I one Of the constitutional rights and iber-
ties Of the people. Al -,pl gprerl.n mt
as The s.. I.ouis Rtsu5lic,.u well remarks IS
summed up in this, and spar; from it part
i,an names and s.ru- gcs are insignificant.
Occupying this III want e. ground. the de-
mocrlcv must crush Lilcolnism in the end.
The r4licalism now rampant, which would
sweep down Inc constitution and the person
al l,l....r;..- F H., ,,-I;.l gu 3D.. l...!
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War New Of the week.

Ar q tsA-S
The news from Pe:e-s'rrv IS pronounced
b. the dispatches .'uncommonly duh Lee
is believed to have been reinforced, and 4
week ago made strong threatening de
monstration. on Grants LEFT. but they came
to nothing. Large numbers Of flr!on@hcd
soldiers are returning to the army since the
election, and it is believed Grant viii "Inaie
another effort before going into winter quar-
tiers formidable federal fleet has been
gathered in James river, the object a mys-
terry. The Richmond papers think com
bined land and naval attack on that city IS
intended, but other surmises are that !: has
come connection with Shcrmau's movements.
Sheridan. in the Shenandoah yaiev, has
fallen back 70 Nirche-tsr, or Ea:,cr Johns
town. 4 miles south C: Winchester. I-:s
movement Of course changed his base Of
supplies to Ha-Pcr's ferry, 50 that tie Nauas-
ses Gap railroad, whicl VS. lie. r7P-..s! ..
great expense to enable him 20 max: Stras-
burg his base, has again been destroyed
The b. kward movement IS = prudent ial one
in consequence Of the reappearance OF a
very formidable rebel force in the valley.
Both Longstreet and Breckenridge are re
ported to have Joined Early, and eyen another
invasion OF Maryland and Pennsylvania are
limited at. On Friday Of last weei. the rebel
cavalry made their appearance ia front Of
Sheridan's new position, evidently - feel his
strength, but after some skirmishinc fell
back. Next morning the movement was 70
peated, when Gen. Sheridan ordered Gen.
Powell To advance with his division ofcavalrv
and give them battle. The rebel caralry fed
after brief fight, and were pursued Z, Lu,ay
valley Powell took from them = guns IN lie
chase, and sent back I5G prisoner. Since
then there have been TO demonstrations in
that quarter, but E1eCi..as hare become sd
denly very bold and al-1Iaa: OF The upper
Potomac. passing over into Maryland, &c
The great rniiitary puzzle @: the day is the
destination Of Sherman. Tie latest direct
news from his Is to the 10th inst. when he
was at Atlanta, making ready for an advance
southwark or eastward. He had sent all his
sick to the rear, and al unnecessary trains
and baggage-retaiuiu- LITTLE over months
provisions. He had no, DESTROYED Atlanta as
was reported last wce;>-o..iy the. jepots. store
houses and Notifications had been DESTROYED
Also the railroads in 81 directions, showing
that he does not contemplate retreatinc
towards Chattanooga IL Ia vel, -, e.
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.SteriF.S .SaIe.

10Y virtue of Execution ami Fee bill, issued
ont of the Clerks Office of the County Court %! a
Sale county and state Of illinois, and to me directed
Whereby am commanded to make the amount OF GER
tain Indictment recently obtained against + G. Anderson
Hiram Baker and David r. Brccse IN favor OF GeurSe L.
Scbuler out Of the hands, tencmens goods and chtcls
Of the said David f. Brs.cse have levied the following
nroDcrtv 10 Wit The half Of th north west quarter
of section twenty nine, CO. township thrtyive. 49,
In range four a. ui the third principal meridian
situated i'm the county of La Sale and State OF illinois,
Therefore according To sud command shall expose for
sale Public Auction all the right, little and interest of
TN. above named David X. Bre,sc il and to the
above described property, on SATURDAY, the
10Th day December 1851 at O'Clock the south
the court house in Ottawa, La Sale county Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day al November, IS6ii
WILLIAM Il. MiLLIGAN
Shtrif 81 La SILks TO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

Total cl3
FOR MCCLELLAN AID PESDLETOS.
Electoral Vote Ec.tu-.ll Nots.
Kentucky IL Delaware 2
New Jersey -
Total Il
Tie Lincoln maj ority in New Yorl, is about
5000, the official count not having been
made.
California has gone for Lincoln by about
10000 majority; Oregon BY 1900; Nevada
BY 2OGo.
The Springfield J5-t5.,a! c'.izls Illinois by
10000 FOX Lincoln.
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Assessmcnt Nntlce.
CITY CLTEs OFFICE,


Ottawa. Nov ~. sol
Public notice i hereby given. - al; persons Interested,
thu the commissioners appointed iiy tn Ely cornell Of s
itN of Ottawa. To tl- IF one luIiIeI AMI
forty lars On tn" rial >t' II IA i3t 81 tn 'y II
fitted 10y the construction n5iG ,i CG!y IT. tlr0u n
and under Poplar street. Jackson street south L. tue
vne have co.npiceI their ut ana hi"ie TttAh
thereof my uicr. ANY person Wishing I" appeal from
said file tn il a." r;i"'- IN writing ~ my
Office on before TUESDAY l tl'y oi N"'ciitf too
ut O'Clock L. H. as the Ci;y Conn II will at that time IN
the council room all objections 10 the assessments AMI
revise AMI confirm amend the Siint 49,
A'' o. LEAVENS City Clerk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-19

a HARD SHELL: PREAcnER-A preacher
no, long since asking TO stay all niIht at n
country house, was forbidden b. a ladv.-
Knowing her to lee member of the church.
and generally pleased to entertain ministers
he began to quote Paul to her, hoping that
she woai understand by that he was a preach
er. He hardly got out. . for thereby some
have entertained angles unawares,'' when she
said, = know, sir, but angles would not come
with tobacco stuck IN their mouths " The
prea cher left without further ceremony"