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For Sale NJ a bargain!

MY present residence, situated on the cor
lv1 OF fnurthani Mofgso streets lets + and Q,
block 1t 4 story brick house, containing eir ht
rooms, with as good ouilnildings there in the
city stable wood AND coal house and was house. The
property III In good repair The lots we'll AlAd with
choice fruit trees ard shYuSbery Peach Pear Ounce,
Plum Apple and Cherry Trees Ill fruit arng besides
All the smaller fruits ff cannot find purchaser Tor
the hong and three lots will sell the house and lot No.
4 upon which all the improve uents are situated Ihs
prnper,y il situated Ia the best neishhorhoods in
the civ oniy Ave minutes walk from to business
nrtien Of Main seet viii, be cold ut fair rrce and
nrnn s.yorahle term Possession given immediately.
Afso cod .ecopdha Piano and Paaee Of, which
49, IN Tow A. Al one hundred ard AIRY do.1urs. II
nof sola viii ship the manufacturers. can -
Sonnd on the premises mentioned or mt the ofce Of
Cpnnable amyth. ioct6I HEo. y. SMYTHs
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r.sa,,1 - 49, xars

HsaS.5sS-asne.st =. 6an6xSfs
The performance Of HAydA's s6sssoass.
at Boston, according 10 UNght& x2uiAdt4 f
Music, was d very satisfactory One. lWo
hundred and fifty singers, usaer the direction
of Mr.. B. j. Lang, composed the chorus.
-Bneaoli has been s;sg iAg Nth Haiti Il
the Italieus in Paris with great success. Il
appears he has improved in acting as we'll ID
ia voice, and the Art N,tsicule, speaking of
his appearance in Don .Pasquales with the
favorite Patti, says he raised . tempest of ap.
plause, and was called to repeat for q third
time the serenade in the third act.
LIFTS Coronation Mass was perform
ed last month at the Church of St Eustache,
Paris, IN the presence of the composer. The
orchestra, which consisted of one hundred
and fifty performers was led by NJ. Hurand,
director OF the choir of St. Eustache.
The London Orchestra SAYS Mile, Carlot.
ia Patti has renewed an engagement with Mr.
Gye for FIVE years. Her services will not be
confined to concerts she will also appear in
the ''Huguenots." sRebert lie Diable" and
III tIauto Magico." and will go into the
provinces at the close of the London season.
Verdi has Just left Paris. He goes to
Italy to visit his estates. and will not return
before the 10th of July. when he will bring
with him the concluding part of Don Ca
rice" to be produced at the new grand opera
on the occasion of the opening Of the exhi.
hilton Of 1857
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!Specr's Port Grape Hfne!

pURE and four years old, for the Commn-
u ri n Iasle 40 family U.s.. escri1ed iy Phys-
clans fnr Female. wtak'y Persons al favalds. The
all Chronic Diseases
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Sold wholesale in Chicago, hy Fuller Finch Fuller
Barnhars Il Van scAaack LORD sntth Smith
D~yer II Reed Il Co. cal4s q smith, Detzseh. Biocki
c.. Ii scoril, " iisrris Co, pass Bsdeau. and
BY druggists aai dealer generally. feb3d4m
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TsORN SHELTERS, Hay and Straw Cut.
~ 80. uor.. WSses az Yokes wheel Rarrows, Hoes,
snavess sn.ds. RsHse Forks scythes Cradles Spin
sv~ ve;ssss MA tAss. md seed kc. at 16 d Main
street, 100
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Case OF &c walls morocco and book eompletss19 90
Case Il p large Via,s in fueroeea bot -. 90
Case o. - large - am and book. 90
Case OF ID boxes Nos. TO 10 and beck 90
These remedies hv the ssug'e box cert 10
any part OF The country, ty mail eapress, free Of
charge, resefrt ~ ibe FRI ADDRESS
HL-VPRPEFS- SPEcIFrc
HoMIOPA IlfiC MEDICINE COAEANT
0fhce AMI Dep No !6l Broadway, New ork.
Fer eaie bv ever, Hsiiein- naie-
Or Ill MPlREfS is consulted daily at his oee, per.
sonat er hy letter ~ alofe tn all forus Of disease
ianLdiy
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g UGARS--5O hhds. New Orleans Sugar
~ old crop, for sale BY.
tsnk N. fTAFtOhD beve<
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NS:4fl..s<n
THESE BITTERS ARE PREPARCn

THESE BITTERS ARE PREPARED
- In Pure bourbon whisky, from ! comLination a
twenty different kind. d roots t~rAs ana Aests
which In perfect ert With the other, pre-
pared from the original formula given by the great chief
Ned Jacket, 70 Dr ChApi sho used ;hsn successfully
10 his practice for many sBd BY their gained
% great popularity IN the treatment and Of Dye
pepsa Liver Conpls'nf Constipalop, Sick and Nervous
hesdAche Power and Agne and All diseases arising from
either Of these loaths diseases will od BY
the uss Of these Btters which perfectly pure and
ree from all those drrgs and posons usually Put In
such preparations and pam-d on an unsuspecting
public single trial will convince the skeptca
Inat II the RED JACKET there Is ,.-tne that no
other Dittsrs possess -
they strengthen and invigorste the system.
They are unsqualed for general debility
They are = cure for Dyspepsia
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and aridi,y Of the stomach
They cure DaTTlssa and Cholera Merlin.
They are an antidote 10 change OF wstey and diet
They are the bsst stimulant existence
They . prev entfye OF Fever aud Aeue
They relieve Constipation. :
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and paatate.
in quart bottles; never by the gAlcn, quart pint
over each cork
Sold BY all drugeists and dealers throughout the
country.
Call FOR h Jacket and take no her
Circulars to he trade supplied on application.
BENNETT PIErRRt 4 co.. Prnprietors
81 and 90 Michigan Avenne,
mchldAu4m cHicAGo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-04-07

w HEREAs. the twenty fret day Of July, in s,~
w of our lord, tho u.and eight hundred and
siItyfEr, Patrick DAILY Of tEc city Of O.taws, the
county Of l. lie ami state Of lin il, Je-lSe inds5ss
{, William H. ". e Gilman, Of the county aud ststs
in the Of three hundred dollars witnessed by hi.
prOnii-s ny note Of date, payable said William u.
". Cuslman order three years after date with inter
est al ten per cent per annum payable annually ami for
the purpose o II re fully urng the payment Of said
prCm.scry note and annual interest in sail noo pre-
Sded the said Patrick Daily and Sarah A his wife executed
and delivered to said Cu-hm,n. mortgage Of wen
with said pronissory note thereby lot number
twenyone (2lD in block number twenty ca in
the state Addition 10 Ottawa. II Beng provided said
morIse that If default Ice nia /" in the Jay
prOinSry note either Of prreipal 81 int rest tho
day ygereon the sJui hecorn. due and p.y-
able the whole II aid principal aud ters
gage might i. icJy fYr.-.ei I. nav de a.
fy said party OF pant heir executcr OF A.,
signs; said party Of tL- second part being fur
po~us-d aftr thirty lav- notice a new ,,ap-r
printed ia said city q Ottawa sell the raj
SAID aoTisi1e mentioned. al pgti- al on at the
door OF tho county Ut hpu: IL sai city to the hg hest
bidder N ts AMI 10 convey tn Irch9syr
mortgage mcutionei and out OF the p.v1e-I. u such
als pay all EXPENSE incurred also the prin-
cipal aud Interest due sail Promissory Sid
parties q tn" hrst put Specially waving their right Of
equity ~ redenpii and all right in said premise. by
'rtu. Of III" homestead exemption laws for minute de-
t VI -i mortgage reference may be mai 70 ~.
ii5 ami 40 u box - ot convey il the Office OF
the Circuit CLERK and Recorder Of said county.
And .erels d-aui; ias le-u made g. the IyuIeRtof
annual Interest due saIi the frs. day
Of July lsni and said iHtcres; remains and
paid: ai Jv tie terms q sid ucrta-e .uc def,ul;
causes the principal in laid pEu!ssTy note named
said unpaid.
SAID iiLt IL W CLsmau by virtue 90! the power and
authority "a vested, by sI mortgage al! " reason
Of default o. pay,eu Aforesaid. NlI 1T pubiic
suction T. III highest bidder i,F sash Al the south door Of
the county house. ia the city Otta~, y.s.si Ola
Weinsslay tie 2Jth day Of Aprl. 1866 lot
t"ents'as I'd o. Ll'-k number iweutT--sSra. 2 IN
the states Addition 10 OTTAWA, for the pLrqoses above
h4"'l a. -' -''- H''Ts~F; PT-yd,d -, .-s,,,,v
Ottawa III. March r. 1915.
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= DITCH j. hereby given that the undersigned Adma-
~ i~rtor of the estate of JOSEF klctcr, is!e gihs
county, uf L. Sale and Of Illinois. deceased viii ar
Ter reure H. County Court said county, the tl1
Monday, tbeing the 10th day OF April 1896 st the Cous
Huuse in Ottawa said county, when and where all per-
having claims demands against said estate
t' attend and present tia in WrD. for adjust
II
dated this 2ilh day OF February A. n. lst6.
CIV JOHN HIsE, Administrator
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ID yi-tr. order ana decree % the CoaGty Court
ID af Ia ~a..e comfy. Illinois, male ua the petition of
the Afrrl-tr'riE 1' t.sa -,4te of Hiram ".
Illu-. leave g sa f.a ga, ta ~ -Hi' deceased,
tile Na..L a: -L ugr'. O. 8'. On the 9Th day
II March. A.. o.. SIS. shall the ---h day Ayul
next 81 tic t.g- rc.A of ,4i! tay. soil a.
.lHie --f. % tile dwelling che rl raises. th- fol-
lVGr- pa. t-t.tH sIt.l..g Tie county u Ia
sale saI state as IliauiL Mt: Tia nth quarter
t south quarter Of section seventeen 'u town
. t.;yiX north 81 t'va. Ga; = tr tlisi priH-
cig.f merriam except half iu tho syuth vsst
i8 T. school directors tanning 80 acres more
OF i-sS
TERMS oT SALE-One half cash 90 % li, enc fourth
in sy rIHaiIl. and The ul,a-e go tSsf' months The
purchaser O.. give approved p--sony -Irii y, aud mort
gage on premises sid o. surn ts payment OF the
i1rreiI4>. ul. -sav. CJENELTA l.. HULiNG.
AdInlnis,r>t- - estate Of E-gsrG lIu.as, -sssAsd
z W. tEF.s-. ~..i.l-lr.
march -1. T>#.-5E.
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l.LE..


EST.TE DAVID SaI-H, DECEASED.
n Office Is hereby given that the Undersigned Admin
y straiur ot the estate OF David Smith, late i ths
county OF Ia Sale ami Illinois, deceased, VIII
near before the County Court of SAIL county, the thst
Monday being the 2lst Gay) Of May 1866 at the CotEf
Hous. in OTTAWA in said county. when and where all per
having claim. demands against said estsie Are ~
tilted attend and present the same 10 writing Tor a.
justmcnt.
Dated 10th day Of March. i. DISCO.
et- DANIEL Is. SMITH. Administrator.
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M,hy's Sale.

NOTICE IS hereby Eiy' n, That by virtue If deere.
sad" and entered 81 record by the Circuit Court Of
LIZ Sale county, State Of Illinois NJ the FeLs,ry term
OF sad court 4 y. 1865 IN certain then pending
III said court tn" choncc-y side tnreof AZ
win 6riswoi was complainant and John x. SNYDER VS..
defendant, shall Monday the twenty third dIy Of
April D. 1865 between the hour, Of nine o'clock in tho
Forenoon and of said day for sale NJ the south
door OF the County Court House in Ottawa in said county
al public auct and will then sell tho hi chest tiId.r
the Following decTibed property. being tn. ordered
by s~li decree t. be sold that The north half
the north
ship Thirty Blk 49, north Of range - of the
third 81 prn P. meridian in said count, Of LaSae and
state OF Illinois.
T,T1HS Of SUE. Cash. f. A FIDrIISTER
Ottawa March 81, 1866. 4y Master IN Cl.ncsrv
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Masters Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of decree
made and entered Of record by the Circuit Court Of
Sale county stste Of lnois at the February term OF
said Court A. 1855 n then peDiiDg IN
Court Chancery side thereof wherein Eliza =
Earle complainant, aud Charles H. Earle James L.
Earle and George q. Earle defendants snail on
Monday the sixteenth day of April A. D. 1861 between
the hours O'Clock in the forenoon and sunset of
said day. offer sale the south door Of tho county
Court Iiouse in OTTAWA said N.Y. at Public Auction.
and will then sell the bidder, the following des-
crbed rop.ry being the ordered by said decree TO
TO sold. that is to say:
The north half lots ono. and two (2o in block
five t) in Walkers Addition TO :he town Of Ottawa in
the county of La Sale IN state of Illinois.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash Z. A. HOLLiSTER,
march q 'e6 Mastsr in Chancery.
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FOR 50 He.

VVOJSE and two Lots in East Ottawa. Tor Green's Al
4 ditipn to Ottava1 \ chance 10 G. lsaAue
home ANY person wishing to purchase VIII q well -
call on the subscriber Immediately.
ian Cd s. n rANr'
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS County Court thereof, June
T.. SALE CorxTr. ss' Term A. D. 1866.
Joseph Brewster rs. John Ianny-Attachmcnt
Public notice is hereby given 10 the said John Hanny
that attachment issued ont of the oice of the
clerk said dated the first day of March, D. 1896
ut Of The said Joseph Brewster and against the
estate the said John any for the of fifty eight
dollars directed the sheriff of said La Sale county,
which said writ has been returned executed.
Now therefore unless you the said John Hanny shall
personally be and appear before the said County Court
before the Ist day of the next term thereof to be
holden House in Ottawa in said the
Monday in June, 1866, give special bail,
plead the said plaintiffs acti.n, judgn eat will DE
entered against You and in favor of the said Joseph
Brewster, and much Of tbs property attached
sufficient satisfy the said judgment and costs will be
sold TO satisfy the same. A. b. MOORE
J. W. Browne Plh Atty, Clerk.
March II 66-iy
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Yfgal notwithstanding.
Masters ,Suk

NOTICE IL hereby given. Thst by yirtr. Of d.....
m'de ana entered Of record by the Circuit Cour OF
La sale county state Of Illinois at the February term Of
sa1 court AID 1876. in certain cause then pepInr i'm
ssii court, on the Chancery side thereof wherein .nr
ocehch was complainant and Ncheal Coonev and Cath,-
!Ihe oooney were dei.rdents. shall, Monday tho
twenty third day of April 4 r. 1856 between IN. M, .,
nine O'Clock IN the forenoon and Of said .r orer
"r ssl', ~ the south door Of the County Court Iusr I'm
Ottawa IN said county, at Public Auction and will then
sci 70 the highest bidder. the following described rr-r
" being the order-d W said decree to be sold th.t
y 10 say: Lot nunJer seven - in block number one
hundred and twenty three q z3i in e original town OF
la Se iuow city Of In sae in said county of Salle
and state Of Illinois
I,1TlI u Sur. Cash Et UOIIISTER
ottd"S hdTth 81! 1866. Nv. Master ia tnc-ry.
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Is now receiving and Offering very large and well
selected stock of EIH and Wp,r Goods bought for cash
ercu1rety and wiich bt1d 10 sell cheaper the
CHEAPEST 1t would be impossible to enumerate arti.
cles and prices to be appreciated they be Call
and see the beautiful style and quality of stock
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FTaaE .S.nLemrh.

y Office i hereby given $50 persons Interested In
- SAID E-t4t. SHAT El.i-I Aetrv. Aia.iL5lr..0r q
the -tate oi John Darwin, i-re.... VII. lpIa .oE- the
Comfy Court ui t- County 60! l. sale alt state q lii
so ~ H." court Au-t 90 otlDs. b. -7-l county Mon
Gay. the 81 De-. o. April 4. D. l't. fog Ls purpose Of
rsu4era- account .. DIS proceeding Oh. IA. al4a..ta.
url f-siI -st..e t.I tae final l-e1-srf
Dated a. Ottawa. las -I.h isv 20; March. 1903.
4. r. HOJkE. Clerk.
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Real Estate For sale.

UNIIE subscriber wishes to sell the following deosd
Il property. situate in ottawa:
Ia lots in Union Addition all coal.
= lots IN Glover's Addition.
and in block !, and lots and in block !. -
Rail Road Addition
Iot l. in block -. ia States addition which b .
desirable brick residence, which belongs 10 Uhsk
Bourkc
in States addition with r small house thereon.
Also. for sale. 4 TEAM, WAGON. AND HARNESS.
For terms &c, enquire Of the owner, Uct bonrks -
fel2f-tf JAMES GRAHAM keddrks Block
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NOTICE Is hereby given. that the uni-r..a-i admin
y Of the ,statr f Mary Crit ds -assi r %
TIL lsh daF e AP-I l-ri. BE- 4-I pear .flr. Jufs.
0f the County - 81 the county % D.. ss- and thee
an there present. his z-.a--fl administrator sfcTs
sail, f,E final settlement. MAURICE RECORD.
Elsrgk-r-sr t..utz-raICr.
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EsTtTE " AcalHIN . IElsf.7N. DECEASED.
NOTICEa. e-eIy given that the undersigned Admin.
~ s;rstYr 81 THE -.,te or Abraham q. Iham-. n Late
O; the county II Ia sale and state II Igrs
WI! ,ar before ta tas CuT 4 .ai5 reaut, OF Ia.
Third h.n ~ lJ-lng the Ztu ttst ~ Nay. g. tie
Court liau.gn Ottawa IN sind county wien Eul where
all persons having claims demands a--t e.t-,s
are Iutn - attend aui present the vras f,r
al -=Illea:
Dst-l. 2iih day q March. g. ? lsCs
CIV SYLVESTER RENFREV- A.ha.lI;-.to
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Schedule over the Blue Ridge Railroad.

ON and after Monday the 18th inst, the Trains
on the Blue Ridge Railroad will leave Anderson
for Pendleton and Walhalla, on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, after the arrival of the Greenrille &
Columbia Railroad Trains.
Will leave Walhala on Mondays at 81 o'clock,
o. m, connecting with the down Train of Green
Vile g. Columbia Railroad.
viii leave Walhala on Wednesdays at 10 o'clock,
O. m.
W. Fl. D. GAILLARD,
Superintendent B. r. r. r.
Sept 90, 1866 15
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EBONY HUNoR.-A Virginia "rebel," "
who has issued a book giving his expert
ence as prisoner in the hands of the
Federals at Point Lookout and Elmira,
tells the following story:
The boys are laughing at the summons
which S., one of my fellow Petersburgers,
got to-day from negro sentinel. S: had
on when captured, and Isuppose still pos
sesses, tall beaver Of the antique pat
tern, considered inseparable from extreme
responsibility in the last decade, and for
many q year before. While wandering
around the enclosure, seeking, | suppose,
"what he might devour," he accidentally
stepped beyond the "dead line," and was
suddenly arrested by summons from tho
nearest negro on the parapet, who seem.
ed to be in doubt whether so well ll-dressed
a man could be "reb," and therefore
whether he should be shot at once.
"White man, you b'long in dar I"
eyes"
"well, amt you got no bettor sense dan
to cross dat line ?"
1T did not notice the line"
"Well, you had better notice it, and dat
quick, or III blow half dat nail kag off,
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ELOQUENT ExrRAcr-The following is
an extract from the speech OF the Hon.
George II. Pendleton, at Flemingsburg,
Ky:
1 stood the other day in that beautiful
cemetery which overlooks the valley OF
the kentucky River and the capital of
your State. wandered among its beau
tiful trees and looked upon the inscrip-
tions upon it's many tombs. | saw there
the heroes of civil strife-I mean civil, as
distinguished from military-who had
died with their harness on. I saw the
graves of the immortal dead who had
died in the Indian wars, in the war OF
1912, in the war with Mexico, and those
who had died in our late unhappy and
wretched civil strife Old and young, all
bore testimony to the courage and valor
and hcroism and loyalty of Kentucky.
There they lay all together, those who
had died fifty years ago and those who had
died this year. Confederate and Federals
lay side by side, their battles over, their
struggles past-thero they lay in the calm
and silent repose of common death.
Their spirits had ascended upon eternal
wings to perform in concurrent harmony
the duties assigned them by the divine
appointment of their Almighty Maker.
And why is it, gentlemen, that we, the
living, feeling the necessity of harmony,
must wait until common death shall
seize us, and until it shall be too late,
before we agree to strike hands together,
bury our differences at the foot of our
country's altar, and swear that, by the
Eternal God, to her, and to her alone, we
will be true forever
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FREAKS OF THE Cows-The Cincinnati
Herald tells the following, which is doubt
less true, as such things are of common
occurrence over here in the State OF Bald
win:
GA COW in this city, in mistake the 9th
CT day, took a feed of pine saw dust IN
stead Of bran. In the evening she gave
turpentine instead of milk"
A cow belonging to one of the vacant
lots on the Spring Hill road accidentally
got hold of an ear of rotten corn the 9TH
er day, since which time she has been Civ
ing decided sight better whisky than
we have ever had from -Gncinnati.-Mo-
bile Advertiser.
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The DooroR KNow'D.-During the war,
one of those lovely ladies who devoted
themselves to relieving the sufferings OF
the soldiers, was going through a ward OF
a crowded hospital. There she found two
convalescent soldiers saving and ham
mering-making such q noise that she
felt it necessary to interfere in her gentle
way.
aWhy," said she, "what is this? what
are you doing?"
aWhat are we doin'? Maxim a coffin,
that's what"
ga coffin, indeed, and who for?"
"Who for? That feller over there,
pointing behind him.
The lady looked and saw q man lying
on his bed, yet alive, who seemed to be
watching what was being done.
"Why," she said in low voice, "that
man isn't dead. He is alive, and perhaps
he won't die You had better not 60 on. .
"Go on Yes, we shall. The doctor
he told us. He said, make the coffin, ano
guess he know'd what he Civ himp'
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BEING prepared to execute oil work in the BOOT
and SHOE LINE with neatness and dispatch, the
undersigned respectfully solicits share of public
patronage. With experienced workmen, well-se-
iected stock, and close attention to business, ne
hopes to merit the continuace of avors from former
customers and the public generally.
say~ Repairing done at the shortest notice, and
in the neatest workmanlike manner.
a. SHARPE,
No. 5 Granite Row, Up Stairs.
July IL, 1866
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THE LITTLE ILLS OF LIFE.


Sudden sorrows seldom crush:
Though avalanches fall,
What precedes their fatal rush
Is scarce discerned at all.
A grain of sand displaced-a fake
Of noiseless melting snow
'Tis quick succession brings the quake
Which lays the mountain low.
What is it dims the sunken eye?
What burrows cheek and brow?
Why creep their pace who totter by
What makes the white head bow?
IT'S not the weary marches past,
Nor yet the deadly strife :.
Cheered by the stirring trumpet-blast,
We court the fields of Life.
'Tis Grief, corroding day by day;
A thousand nameTess fears,
"A dread of what perchance it may
Hope rainbow drowned in tears.
Earth's sad unrest of anxious care
For others-Children-Wife-
Tormenting thoughts we cannot snare
The little ills of life.