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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-03

TIE Puritans of New England under
+ho Influence of fanaticism looked upon
tho indians very much as the Puritans
now do upon the Southerners, as "chil-
dren of the DeVil,D while they regard
themselves as, the fayorite sons OF Hea-
ven, destined to inherit the promised
land. Their whole reasoning was en-
bodied in the following resolves;
Rssolvefd. tl That the earth is the Lords
and the fullness thereof "a
.Resolped, That the Lord hath gwen
this inheritance to the saints.
Resolped, That aOe are The saints
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-03

CLIP BILLS, PROGRAMMES
- POSTERS, and all kinds of PLAIN AND
FANCY JOB PRINTING, done with neatness
and despatch, at TEE AzETTE Office.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-03
If you want a good prshOes go to the Regulator.


~, R o G E R I E s.
Prime Rio Coffee % to 80 cents per lb.
-t.s.. .
do La Guayra, 25 to 30 g
White Sugar, -a Is " @
Light Brown Sugars, 124 to Is C {" &"
fta -.... 'i .i
Teas, 81 so to 200 per lb
Spices, all kinds, cheap and good.
..4 .-..- - .t....
Best quality Syrups and Molasses, at the lowest
market prices, at "The Regulators Mo- A. r.
If you want good Toilet Soap or Perfumery, go to
the Regulator.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-03

WE HAVE EVERYTHING that
is usually kept in a No. 1 country store %
%. .ET= MARKETING of all kinds taken in ex7
change FOR GOODS, and the highest prices paid
ANY goods desired will be ordered from the Eas-
term cities s,s,.t O., ..t ....t
g Country merchants supplied with goods at
a. small advance No trouble to show goods. All
we ask is a call and we feel satisfied we please
ALL. Thankful for past favors, we solicit con-
.r. i. .,i.. ~ ts ffi 4F,f i...-'.. 80
tinuance of the same. ti4--...ii -.5
apr26, ,'s7. IRVINE 4 sTATLER'
If you want any thing in our line. go to the Bed
Hord Ra1uIator Ne. 2 Anderson's Row
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1867-08-03

If you want any thing in our line. 90 to the Bed
ford Regulator, Nc. 2, Anderson's Row.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
HE Wiser.

Nj. Coneiys studio presents many aitrac-
tons these days he is happy - receive
visitors every day from IL to , o'clock
Among many other attractions for the lover
q fine arts, are li:e>like AMI life size pol
trails OF many Of our mos, prominent cili>
zens. as well as landscapes. aud other rare
pictures. b / the chef uitrae.ig-. Just row.
in his splendid picture Of Tie jits,r. We
really lack the language TO describe this
picture to do it justice Bat waoever ha.
seen genuine miser will recognize him at
glance. The haggard face, yet keen. greedy
eye; the b1ny, cuiching fingers the shah
oy clothes The dismal room, .c4ntG f4rui>
ture, aud man, starved look eyerywhs,e,
amid the yet shining piles and pl-thoric bags
Of gold, Indicate the "goldo maniac" palpa>
bly, and unmistakt ably. According to our
own poor Judgment, this picture i. worthy to
take place by the side Of tn. productions
Of the great masters, aud laus, give Mr..
Conely a position as an arts. enjoyed By few
IN the country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
Editorial Change.

The Ottawa Republican of Thursday an
nornces the sale OF tkar establishment, b.
Mr.. P1REISs, to SIR, JOSHUA PUsEY. Mr
Pussy is resident of Ottawa republican
Of tie radical s.rips-so thar, Of course, the
chaags involves no change in the political
tone ct tie paper, unless it be to Intensity
its radicaiism.
While We take pleasure III bidding Welcome
to Mr.. Pusey into the editorial brotherhood
we confess we part with Brother Perkins
with sincere regret. Although EDITORIAL :
we have h.d some pretty severe spats, our
personal relations with him have always been
of the most fri ndiy character. Indeed, in
all those little amencties and courteses that
render the intercourse between gsutiomen in
the same profession" eighborlr and agree
able, we have always found Mr. Perk rs
responsive to ehisalcous degree
Mr.. p. md his son drop the editorial quill
only TO devote themselves NOR closely TO the
legal profession, in which it gives Us pleasure
TO state, they already hold quite prominent
position at the L,Sallc county AMI the
Supreme Court bar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
Schenck.. Seaweed Toaic.

This ne riae, nvcutsi by Dr.. J. H. ScgEScr. Of PAa-
de!pha Is Htcn4ei 20 ds.r!rs the food and rts
eiyms tho hr,: rro,s.. Of dise.iaa By cleansing .s
stomach xitl S.Lsa-s, MAJ ir,a- Pills IA, To sis
F--t'es the appetite aai fool ;ha. couli be
before using II viii be easily dg"siei
slEpt,l cauao; b. cured by S,h-u;ss Palulonis
Syrup unless the stomach Ever made tel!Ig and
tia appetite restored L=Tc' tn. Tonic AMI Plll.
qEirei in nearly every Of consu nPiion. ~
doZsa bottles OF tie sEAWE.o TONIC AL iA-ss o.
f-A Jokes u IL. NANDRIk. PILLS will cure Az
ordinary case Of dysp.Isia.
D.. S,IzSC- II, * professional v.is in New Yo-k
BJs;s2- a. ~ rs principal on in Pliadelph< y
vs. See duly pl2-rl o: ea:h pl.,o Or hs pamphlet
consumption, f1r hi. day. for visitation.
pIer-. ask DR. sch.nck'. N.ndrak- PILE saI o.
iA,t "a, two likeasie' Of tn, Doctor the
Government .tsTP1n, when in the Lass e: C,n-
simi ..la. aGi t..s otac- n hs present he slth.
So. 5f 81 Ira ;,ilts sad lslsrs Pre-, Is per
box PlElpil IN . ". IS North c.: S. PaIiade phls.
General VIII ples.i- Agents: Dana, Ba-n>ss 90 q
Park Row. y L 3 Hance, los Baltimore street Bal:i-
more. u D. Jya1 D Pax. y L. or Fourth ssd
NlEIs .tsrst, Cin,ian ~; 0Ib; Wake T. l.r .3i
- wz5,,h tv-au, CacsS,, III, Collias Br1ess sou;h-
r. Second and Vine stress. 81. LouB ~
Ozt2I-t-aiJ;Lw =, M Iyr.s9ss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

We notice the dissolution OF tue legal firm Of
Dictey, Rice t Lewis. We also observe that
Mr. f. h. Lewis has established himself in II
handsome new ofice in the souta-eas. corner of
Hoes ( LalAnds new block
Respecting NJ. Lewis, nothing need be said
at this day. His successful defence of Levi J..
Blxiey, charged with BURGLARY, and whom the
universal public expected ID see convicted
stamped Mr.. Lewis ; young advocate a. more
than ordinary power. Mr.. l.. Is associated with
Mr.. E. ". Gricgs. who is 4 sterling substautial
reliable man: and We have no doubt the public
Will recognise the claims OF these gentlemen TO
a share OF legal patronage. Ia may be relied on
that whatever business Is placed in their hands
will receive prompt aal careful, as well as hon
oraJle and Just, attention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
Police Matters.

Tho;. Ready was hauled up before Police
plant of couple OF ladies, for fast driving.
1t appears Tommy was trying the speed OF
his horse with some other man, aud in the
excitement ran against ,hs sleigh occupied
by the ladies and upset IL He was find IS
for the accident"
On Monday, before the same Magistrate,
was tried the case OF Alfred Mcars vs. Merritt!
Ba.ford. Bssford is "a boy from the coun-
try" attending the Ottawa High School.
Mears is "town boy The latter UNDER
took to impose on the former, aud the boys
had "tnssel'' over it The teacher inter-
fered, but on learning the facts, said Mears
deserved a whaling. On the strength Of TIL s
Bastord followed Mears next day and gave
him severe whaling. Esq. Graham had no
respect for the quasilicense Of he teacher,
and fined Basford s..
A gentleman in the western part Of the
city, who is very anxious not 10 have his
name in print, was find $40 and COSTS by
Justice Leavens, on Monday, for going to
the house of a neigbbor on Sunday, getting
mo quarrel psins abusive language, and
finally committing an assault on the neigh>
Dor.
Michael Cummns was 6ned yesterday
morning. By the same Magistrate, 81 90 and
costs. on the novel charge Of drunk and dis
orlcriy. Michael h ID committed the Of
Tense on the preceding evening IN Mr.. Drew's
grocery store, breakin. chairs AID raising a
Gig row generally. Unhappily for want OF
some 3 in stamps, be is compelled to rumi>
nate IN the calaboosc.
Henry Bowen au;1i Matthias White were
bound over, on Tuesday, by Es4r. Lockwood.
50 appear at the next Circuit Court ID answer
he complaint of john O'Conuor, who swore
they had assaulted him with deadly weapon.
to wit pine boIrj, in the public highway,
wni.e on his way rom the town of Dayton 10
Ottawa, with a load OF hay. The fracas
seems to have been the ou:,roSth Of pre-.
.ious quarrc J.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

BUSINESS GLANCE The large and popular
Dry Goods establishment IN Rrddie Ks block,
hitherto Owned by hessrs Camerod ! E1ey-
hard, has changed land, having been pur>
chased by NJ John Stout Wniie nQ better or
more WORTHY nan. IN all the circle ofour husi>
ness acquaintance, could probably be found
Il an Mr.. S, or ore more likely tc prove L
greater public fa'oritc; ye: our people game
rally will sincerely regret the loss, particu>
arly if ii il TO be permanent, of such excel
lent vourg men as Messrs. c. & +. in the
dry goods trade of ihs city. They are men
who count their friends all over the couuty
by thousands, and whatever new enterprise
they may mbark in, Cor such men never
long rem"in Idle, hey viii alsa,s fad a
host read to back them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
Concert,

4 line from the agent at Chicago Informs
u. that the people of Ottawa are to have a
genuine musical treat, on Thursday eve
ning Of next week. Feb 7th, in ,hs sha,e Of
a Concer. by the "Musm.s Qnar;ette CIub,"
Of Chicago. The guarte,te is composed of the
following gentlemen : d. y. e. Gooding. II.
S. Prescott, |. Hubbard, and +. A. Bowen,
together with Erst class pianist. the IA mes
of Messrs. Goodins aud Prescott will be rec
ognized by our citiz:ns, who have long known
them as fret class SINGERS Mr.. Hubbard has
sung base for several years in De. Patterson
church in Chicago, IN whose choir Mrs Mats
teson won such laurels as alte, and which has
long ranked as the best church in the city ::
and Mr.. Bowen has no superior contral~
to anywhere.
Further details viii be gwen in bills ~ !
posters, i'll = few days.
1t is some lia:e since our city has had !
first class concert. and We fee. cold lent che :
will Live the Mus;ens Club a tossing
reception.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

MOONEY. Whatever business revulsions
may threaten others. such things never dis
,urb Inc equanimity of our friend Jacob
Mooney. He bays for cash and sells for
cash, and though bis last stock may have
cost mere than he can get for it, he money
will bay just as large new st 3ck at the
greatly reduced prices at the east So he
graduates his prices not BY what the goods
cost bat at what they can be replaced for at
the east. A gooi and SAT. rule both for dea
Ter and purchaser.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
FURs FOR Norrlxc The o-o;-ct

FURs FOR NOTHING The T-oiect of Mr.
PRE,coTr, for disposing Of an over stoci Of
fur goods deserves attention. We can vosch
that he is putting Up these gools - the lew
est hgurs3 and that h. will conduct the bus
mess in the m ost srrnpulously honorable
Iranlcr NJ. 2. has met with severe lossss
lately through the riscall'y ofan employee,
and in this effort 70 make i'm u ed: ,.ely avail.
abe stock talt otherwise might 90 over
to another season, deserves the public good
will aud sympathy. See his Advertisement,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
DR.. CIIAUSSIER'S EMPRESS.
C.!>trsiei F--i F>o ,,I:lr. n II, Hl-Fr.s fro-,
!loiaor.-a. ELA,c- !. l.,-r!o... Dl.a--

Cs.>Jrsci Fr-ri m, ;,I.ir. f7- IA. His--Fr., ro-,
!oisor9u= EIA,rg N i.j 4ro.. Drag
an happy {" assIrt IT,: the EnpT-,, mas more
thai answered t eT. e.aT'' -Ic4;ed ~ y tAs
FIRST oOtils. !. ia, purpose required p--
~ctir, ard @nd ei-NHs-r of Ia. lliT
equalet ty il. qualities eo~ls and he'iiEy .pi
the ,-@ip 4 CROSBY. 81. b
Concord y u
have U,-I DR.. ClaG..i-rs Eayren fgr tie H-jr
sst am p'es--i with he rcsuirs !l y tn- ana
clean at 3Errl that have II is a. u cEIrs
:, Re ~ every rs,pset LgJSsgD FRENCH D
Manchester. y n
Set my mani, down az t.'pss Who have used
preparation the Empr-s- with much sstisf.c;iDE hsv.
used several ether, ha: yDurs the esiisd prefer
lts action ugoa rh- l.- rss,o-ir. th-
!. glisk and durable. AMI a. l d-ss-il. :; ssHfssA
DR.. ,. +. BoCrELIH,
Werr-si.-. Mass.
have GEei d. CAau.,iS-, EHplr.. foT ~ Hair
FAD j; th- el-sIe.t aad ": pre- -rfon sars
= y. BARNEY. 81. D,
i,urs,.r-T. y II
tsf- Erslt pleasing ia commanding Dv. t!tsu.."r
rrcparsti for the hair tie Uuse b-ins ariI =
Of sup-ri.r merit have -.-i other ls-A-'us,
ut ;oF -lcacy All c.~rn.I, A. IN fact ever,
sp-ct this -r~sl. them ~. H2 J. Z. WALTON.
For sale ~ DinlmIek a Bro, " &neU,.. and b. :
ko,h. de-S-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
E1E. OLaT,
Late OF ST. E.OrlIr,)

oa-r. his professional service, the p-op. Of Ottawa
aDi vicinity and doing would leg .avs ssy that
after long experience in the treatment Of and
chronic i.sse, incident this and other clini,te h
feels Iua.t 10 taxa auy in hand that may or-r
Dr.. o has it.i ,nentv in Osta-, aud yhop-s by
IN oush kEoul.dss a. medicine and strict
all calls Ia city eogatry, Es1ei,o liberal share a
practice.
Ss Er:.e,.ixr Fd1 Trsat4, -:
II DtIsgses p n, EYE ard EAR -aa
cGce in Post once Building. -r sak'~y. nc,2S-y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

Coat At DAYrox.-Messrs. Gro vc, Stad>
den & Co. have opened y foot vein of
splendid coal directly under the village Of
Dayton. The coal is obtained by drifting
aud lying many feet below the surface, Is,
like all deep coal found in this vicihity, much
superior to coal obtained by str ing. Their
drift is located n few rods below Green S
Mill, where they are prepared to sell to all
customers that may apply, at prices as low
as at any other he'd in this region.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

CHILD L Bros. still aontinua their cheap,
their prices daily, as the stock runs lower.
Among their goods is still left an excellent
lot adapted to the approaching season of al
,erna,s freezing and thawing and
water proof boots aud shoss generally. They
le, ,ser 50 a. almost any price for cash.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

FIRST NATIcSAL-A fact appeared IN our
advertising columns week pr two ago 0:
which we ought to have made a special
note. 1t was the change in the Presidency
of the First National Bank II. Ii. SWIFT,
Esq, taking the place of MIR. HIcKLlsG The
ch ,uge was doubtless made on account CT
the well understood determination of Mr..
Hicking to spend the next year or two in
Europe yet the friends Of Inc Bank have
cause OF congratulation in the fact that they
could find for M Hickling SO worthy a sue
cessor. Both are men who would do them =
selves credit as fnanciers anywhere.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
An 5:!fecfUaf Worm Medicine
Crowns VCriuitUGc CO.nflis,

Or Worm LozrnS-rs Much sickness undoubtedly
with children and adults attributed Other cSr>'-, -
orcs,ioE.4 ny w"iu.. The Nermcg- ComhtS, although
ellie tua IN destroying do possible injury -
Ia, most delicate child Til valuable mtinai1n h-s
been successfully used v physicians and found 10 he safe
and suTc IN er1'CaGs worms - hurtiul to children.
tadTe1 blrISG Horns yequir" isnm-.ie attention AZ
neglect NJ the trouble prolonged sickness
SymF.'als gf Haras C.iiGesi often overlooked
h"rIns in tie stOr ch and bowels irritation wien
he removed only Nv the OF remedy Ihs
combination Of ingredients used in making Browns sr
minse Conf,s is such give the best possible effect
vi i safety.
CURTIS BROWN Propris,ors, Now York Sold 10y
all Dealers IN Medicio at d cents box
June G5-lv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
The Only Reliable.

Persons wishing to Obtain or examine
truthful portraits should remember that they
will profit by visiting and patronizing Bow
mans Portrait and Photograph Gallery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
Gardner's Rncu nav tic aud Neu.
raIRiC COMPOUND.

CHIciGo <ovsmbsI 18th, 1S6b.
Mr. r. H. @ .RpNRR, Proprietor Gardnsrs Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Compound:
sir-Havns been ai1icted with the Neuralgia in my
face FOR six months friend induced to your Com
pound and can eh-erfuy say found it the only relief
and l recommend it TO all who orc troubled with the
Neuralgia. Yours Respectfully, 4. BOOTH,
Oyster Dealer, Madison and Dsarb .en Ste
For sal. ~ nlrln,ick R-s, " Kncvssl. md Berki
K.-h ass1-',
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
HEALING THE SICK WITHOUT
MEDICINESt

nR. J. W. HUMPHREY Hy gi-nic ard Mag se:ic Pay
- siciIIi, has among 10 practice the fRCE
HEALING ART. Lat the afflicted ,ali at and he
healed without the of poisonous drug. All diseases
p cu,iar both male and female treated with the
greatest SIX II and with unara Iedes wish.
in. 10 practice among their viii nt IL q thsr
lvRTtag. sa Dr. H., who will give them nsruc
lions preparatory far thorough Sp4cis attco
tion to Oh etetrcs 0ice west se Puzzle square
Residence Ottawa House. nOvlU-3m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
i. q. q. r.

OTTAWA LopsE No ~ meets every Thursday evening
DArsHTERs OF REBEcca the third Tuesday evening Of
each month. OTTAWA ESCANPNgST Ne. IS, the 2d sno
<th Tuesday evening. feb 10 J
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

The OTTAWA ACADEMY or SCIENCES will hold
its regular monthly meeting on Thursday even
ing, February eth, 1851, at the office OF DR.. John
Paul.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
Il. OF HI

Live Oak Temple, (sIhori nate No. B. meets eve--
Tuesday evening their Hail. in sheevers Rock
DR.. Z. 3 HcBERr, W. I.
Gas. II. vorCE W T.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

Ny third discourse in the series. = AM
comps!i.u TO postpone till the Tairl Sabbath
Eceainy in February. L. CeLMAs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE.

For Preserving, Restoring an Identifying the
fair,
And the most delightful and wonderful article the
world ever produced
LADIES Si fnG il not only certain remedy to Rsstors
Darker and BsaHy the a but also desirable article
for the Toilet 1t is highly psslmed with rich ana
1spas perfume independent Of the fragrant odor Of the
Oils of Palm and Maco
THE MARVEL OF PERU,
and beautiful perfume, which in d=o~cy Of scent
ard th tssaSy with which it engs to tss handkerchief
ami person. is unequsllsd.
The above articles Tor ss,s by all Druggists and Per-
tuners at 81 psr bottle each Sent by express to any
address nv rropri.tors f.W. WRIGHT Co.
octeh-iv go Liazrt, Street New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

CSTATE OF ILLINOIS. SUPREME CoUk1, within and for
- tn. Third Grand Division.
Dsuiei Eston and Ezekiel r. Hooper Plaintiffs in Error,
Dorman T. Warren in his rsat, and Albert D. San
dcrs ard Samuel T Spas linS executors of the last will
and tests ment Of Ellsworth Hyde, deceased.
Error 10 Sipniop Court Of Chicago.
wurREAJ hs sail Daniel Eaton and kxski-l T. Hooper
have sued but Of from sail Snpreme Court
reverse gment ianei ny ssd Dornsn l. Warren in
hi, own ri 4, and Albert D. Sanders aud Samuel r. Spxni
ding executors the will and Of Ellsworth
H. Uvfe decreased against said Daniel Eaton and Ezekiel
R. Hooper, in the said Superior Court Of Chicago, which
said writ OF l-nIiug in said Supreme Court
and whersks a of faeas has been duly issued
hxreip r-turnShls the first day Of the next tsrr
of ssid Supreme Court he holden at Ottawa. in
said state the fret Tuesday in April aext. accord
jsy TO law and also il appears, by affidavit
All Dornan T. Warren Albert D. S,drs IN Samuel T
without the reach the process Of said supreme Court
Noc therefore ven. the said Dornsn T. ~arrsa Albert
D. Sanders and Samue T. Spauding the said defendants
In error whose non-resiisnoe appears Aforesaid
hereby notified be and appear before the Justices OF
said Snpre ne Court the next 'erm OF sale Court,
10 he holden OTTAWA, in said STATE. on the i+f-t
Tussday in April next to hear the ieeo-d AID pro
c.edncs uSs into ssd Supreme Court on rctarn Of
sal writ error and the assigned If you shall SCI
fit and further do ani reosivs hal sAid Court shs
order 10 this behalf
Dated this 18th day u January, 40 1867.
Miller Van ArmAn 4 Laws. bst M -
ia~T,.,s IA, Fyfs ts k-F7r. !r-'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02
DAN. C. OH ANE'S
STEAMSHIP AGENCY
At TrAWA, ILL.

ageat for ths EaaonaI Steam Navigation Co.'S Liae
~ Ocean Steamships: and sl.o Black S. Line o. ssilins
Vessels.
VIII Drafts on Royal Bank Of ireland, at
a-le
PA'i-s dse,ng 10 bring their frsnds from the Old
Csanry Will do well give i.ir sl, his rates
les y than ANY ofla. steamship inc. 0ct37-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-02-02

DEATH IT ACCIDEYr.-A sad accident ocH
CARED III the towa of Il ,t!and IN iti' county
on Monday, resulting in the death Of Mr..
George B-uner, son Of franklin Braaer.-
Tao Young unan had. left home in the morn
ing and gone into the timber, about a mile
from his house. 10 cut wood. lie must have
been thus easagel until nearly evening.
WHEN he .lsT;o,;< to fell tree, Which lean
ed heavily u oae side, b. cutting on tue up>
per side. lie hal Gu in but d little ay
whom the tree gave wly, aad III. upper part
splituas of from the trunk, WAS appArant,y
hurled with great force into the air, and as
it came down struck Nr. B. a severe blow
between the hip and spine. Mr. b. appears
ing his feet, walked about Toe yards towards
home, when he again fell. There were inii~
cations that he had crawed few yard
whsn he ceased further exertions, and soon
after must have died. Not coming home at
lhs usual time III the evening, nor in an hour
later. his vile became alarlnel, and COM
municating her fears to some neigh5orS,
search Was mace when Mr. 5. vas found
dead in the position described. The ~ was
i .,enseiY cold. bat there were no indications
! that he had Trojan to death. The probubili>
ty is that death resulted iroai severe injury
t, the spine.
Mr. b. was 90 year, old, and had been
/ married abou, a year. Intelligent, i..dus-
trious, kind hearted, beloved by his nei shbors
and idoli1ed 0y his young wife, his d.ath
under such affecting circrGn Instances has cast
gloom over the whole ne.ghborhood Ills
funeral, which took place Oh Wednesday,,
WAS, in spite of the severe weather, ole Of the
largest ever Witnessed in that community.
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