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SEWING MAcHIER ren SALE.-0ne, Of Howes
'reellent machines, with the latest Improvements,
aas just been received and will be sold at reduced
price. Inquire at this Office. 8Ih o. s.H
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TERRIFIC ONsa.AUJGWT.

Now is the season for those huge black swarms Of
flies, that SO torment man and beast.
BUTCHERS s LIGHTNING FLY.KILLER
will make a clean sweep of them-every sheet will
kill quart Beware of bogus limitations. which
some may say are ':just as good" There is nothing
at all comparable with it.
Sold elsewhere. Price Six Cents.
july "a, 1S67.--4t
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The Washington Library Company
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AN OLD VETERAN Goss.-Ws learn by the Ju.
-niats Sentinel of the death Of Benjamin +. Walls,
ESQ, which occurred at his residence in Lack town
ship, Juniata county, the 18th inst, at the age
of sixty-two years. He we'll known the color
bearer Of the 47th Pa, Vet Vols ia member Of Coo
which was from this plsce) and participated in sew
eral battles during the rebslon. Tho Sentinel, in
speaking of him, says;
"'Squire Walls was a we'll known and highly es-
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iieence, influence and patriotism. His genuine pa.
triotsm was we'll illustrated In the marked event oil
his life Although almost three SCORE years old at
the time be enlisted in the service of his country,
in the 45th p. ", in August, 1861 and for three
oventfu years vas the faithful color.bearer of his
regiment. ,....
Walls was "every inch q soldier In the battle Of
pleasant Hill, La, April Q, 1884, he was wounded
In the left shoulder bat against all enreates to
tire he still held high in the air the flag he loved
hsld Il in his ght hand and tsett. 2 .s1sl
"After his regiment hsa orders e fall back in the
engagement at Poeotaligo, "the Squire" stood fast
until he smptisd ON the approaching enemy, several
loaded mus that lay at bis feet In the language
Of his Colonel, there was NO better man IN the t7th
Regiment" I t.laIi Il 4i-
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HB"VN~
VNHE following persons entitled to receive an
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THE GREAT zINGARI BITTERs!
Certificate from His Excellsncy, David R. Porter
rx Governor of Pennsylyania

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. z, 1855.
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FOR SALE.

A desirable residence, suitable for a small family
located on North 4th street, Sunbury, now occupied
by Mr.. Frederick Walters. For particulars, apply
to III. D. WHARTON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-07-27

POLICE APPAIRs.-During the past week several
offenders have been added to the number of inmates
of the county Jail, at this place, who were charged
with committing various offences At present there
no less than fifteen prisoners confined, which
shows alarming increase Of crime in this county
On Saturday last man by the name Of Henry
Slack and a lewd woman, Anna B. Tona, who have
been cohabtng together in Cakes addition for some
time past were arrested and committed to prison on
a charge of being drunk and disorderly. The par
ties have been terror to tho neighborhood in which
they resided, and the citizens were in constant dan
ger of being injured by them. . T. .,.
On the same day a man named Michael Pursel
was taken to Jail by two of Marshal Heislers
policemen, from Locust Gap, charged with commit
ting violent assault and battery on the person of
John Bran, of that place.
Another prisoner, Patrick Ryan, was committed
on the same day by the constable of Coal township
He was charged with maliciously breaking and de-
stroying gate and breaking windows, on the pre-
misses of John Myers, of that township, and also with
threatening to do him bodily harm.
On Monday last desperate character named
Hugh McCuen was taken to Jail by policeman NJ J.
Shilthorn, of Mt. Carmel He was charged, on oath
of Mrs. E. Mullen, with having attacked and beaten
her husband Edward Mullen, with intent to kill
him We learn that his victims injuries are Of such
serious nature that he is not expected to recover
and ball. which was offered for his release,
sequenty refused 1t is said that the prisoner
mitted murder in the neighborhood Of Mt Carmel,
some years since, by deliberately shooting man
dead and afterwards fed and eluded the pursuit of
the officers. He is represented as villain Of the
most dangerous character.
Daniel Michael, who halls from Lower Mahsnoy
township, was committed on Tuesday by Esquire
Beard for drunkenness, and for the purpose Of tes
tifying where he procured his liquor The prisoner
stated that he got it from Joseph Long, hotel keeper
in the lower part Of Sunbury. ..-..-
On Wednesday man, who assumed the name o.
Edward Spencer, and who said his homo was in Har
risburg, taken to Jail by the constable Of Milton
He was charged, on oath of Albert Cadwallader
with committing burglary in Cadwallader's house
in Milton, early on Wednesday morning. He wa
caught in the act of robbing the house by Mr.. Cad
walladers mother, an old lady, who seized him and
cried for help, and had the prisoner secured. Hi
person was searched, and pair Of gold spectacle
belonging to the plaintiff were found He confessed
his guilt. - sjs
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Agricultural Implements.

H0E'S Grain Rakes, Steel and Iron Garden Rakes,
IL Long and Handle Spades, Shovels Manure
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Log Chains, Grind-stones, Tanning Mill Selves Of
all sizes and kinds, large assortment of Red Wagon
Hames, for Flowing, Farm Bells, Cultivator Teeth,
for sale by j. IT, CONLEY 4 co
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

NOTICE.-EsrArH OF JEREMIAH CULLEN, DIcAssp No
tce is hereby gwen that the undersynsd aAninssat
Of the estate Of jeremiah Cullen lss Of ths Comfy 81 L.
Bale and State Of Illinois, deceased will appear before tbs
County SQUIRT Of said county Ne thrd Monday bsinE the
18th iay) February 1865 at the Court Hsos u Ottawa, in
said county whom and where oil psrsous having claims
demands sgsnst said estate notified - aeeeAd sad
the saiAs IL writing for sdjustmsat
JOHN MITCHELL,
Dee. 1-Sws. ADMINISTRATOR.
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Bunget Of :Tnn.


Budget of Jim.
''neat' drink-Spruce beer. g.3
OIL upon the waters-s cargo of petroleum.
Representation of minorities, Photographs
OF children.
Everything by turns and nothing Tonga
kaleidoscope.
Much ado about nothing-tho parting of young
ladies.
schism to be approved ola witticism.
Moving for a new trial--courtinc a second
wife.
81 love thee STILL" said quiet husband to
his chatting wife.
Political confectionery successful candied
dates.
Counter revolution-strike among the dry
goods clerks.
The Oldest business in the world-the nursery
business.
The real champions Of the ring-mothers with
daughters to marry.
The only safety matches are said to be rich
marriages.
The pork butchers song-"To Greece we give
our shining blades"
A fashionable party is now called daughter.
cultural show"
schoolboy's aspiration-"O, how I wish
were n fountain, for then I could be always
playing"
Why is kissing girl like eating soup with
FORK because you can't get enough.
To destroy rats-catch them one by one and
aatten their heads with the lemon-squeezer
A man in Indiana wants to know il whisky
was ever seen looming through the rye"
Who is the straightest man mentioned in the
Bible Joseph-Pharaoh made "ruler" of him
A wit once asked peasant what part he per-
formed in the great drama of life? II mind my
swn business was the reply.
The song of the repentant husband, after
knocking his wife down" Come, rest in this
bosom, my own stricken dear"
Which of the apostles was the best cricket
player? Paul, who "stood before the eleven,
and was bold t"t'f
81 hope this hand is not counterfeit" said
lover, as he was toying with his sweethearts fin.
gers. "The best way to find ont is to ring it,"
was the neat reply.
servant girl writing letter asked her mas.
ter if the next month had come in vet He
laughed. WELL" said She what mean is,
has the last month gone out YETI"
Julius, did you attend de last meeting OBJ de
debating society 2" '"Yes sir" "Weli, what
was de fust thing dat come afore de house ~
"Why, it was a charcoal cart"
A young lady, with golden hair, silvery voice,
and touch of irony in her conversation, NAV be
regarded ii not too faced, belle OF
pretty high mettle, and not likely to be easily
misled
A very religious old lady being asked her
opinion OF the organ in church, the first time
she had ever seen or heard one, replied-"It is q
pretty box OF whistles. but oh it is an awful
way to spend the Sabbath"
Humble as am" said bullying spouter TO
. mass meeting of the unterrified, Il still re.
member that am fraction of this magnificent
republic lyon are, indeed" said bystander,
"and vulgar one at that"
An Irish waiter at hotel ordered by q weary
traveller to bring larger bootjack than the one
in the house, advised the broad-footed guest 10
60 further and use the fork in the road, Just
beyond.
In graveyard in Lagrange, Tennessee, is
said TO be tombstone with the following in.
scription:
"Hore lies old twenty per cent;
The more he got the less he spent;
The more he got the more he craved;
II he gets ~ heaven we'll all be saved"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

NOTlCE.--Ths undersigned having sold out his entire
IN interest In tho stors Of Henry Clarity Mr. Clarity
bis late partner Il becomes necessary hat all s Affairs Of
the late rm be settled sp immediately All indebted
to the late arm therefore requested to call Immediately
and make settlement n the store and thereby costs
H. HKNEkY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

TAX SALE NOTICR.-Neties 10 hereby given, that
sale Of lots and lands by the Treasurer Of la Sale
county Illinois Tor axea and costs due for 1885, at the
Court HOUSE In 0tws county and state Aforesaid the
18th day Of July 1881 p hAAony became the purcha-
cost Il tIs d n s.d La sale count, ana shs. MA
AAhcny has assigned h certificate Of said purchase 10 me
vndersignsd Also that the time Of redemption Of said
fom ea sale will expire the 18th day q July, D. $780,
DEC. 1-Sw~ nlCRlAL OCONNOk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

The intention ben, TO close out the present stsch
possible, the public informed that We now ssAg
dry goods and groceries ut loss thaA cost and on Oe
per cheaper than any other In the city
Nov 23-2n. II. CAVITY
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CHILD & BRO, IS
Boot and Shoe Store,
CHEEvER's NEW BLOCK,
East Side of the Court
House Square.

We have now in Store a.
Large and Well Selec-
ted Stock of Mems,
Boys and Youths, La.
dies, Misses 4 Child
ren's BOOTS & SHOES
Manufactured Expressly
for our Trade, and which
we feel Fully Warranted
in saying, Is Second to no
stock in this City in Point
Of VARIETY, DURABILITY
AND STYLE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

Rtoes AMI LEATHER.
OrrAwA
HIDE AND LEATHER STORE,
Haytng purchased the stock Of ssddery Hardware and
Shoe Winding Of the late Arm OF r. rhorns Co., and
adding to the former stock direct from the manufaetur
0s, large assortment OF
LEATHER, SADDLERY HARDWARE &
SHOE FINDING.
All Of which or to the trade small advance sver
We have made our arrangeme n.s to keen the f,vins
brands ofls ther:
M Tsylors Cincinnati Oak Sole Leather
Ramsey Co.'S Buffalo Oak Slaughter s. L.,
Bush / noward's Oak sanish and Slaughter Sole L.,
KiefYer's Pittsburg Oak Harness Leather
kiefers Pittsburg Oak Cellar Leather.
kief'sr's Pittsburs Oak Bride Leather.
Also, receiving from first hands, direct from New York
and Philadelphia the following brands Of French Calf and
Lainoines
Deio.,
Dslon I Abbey,
.a Bodina
and z. L.
Also all brands Of French Kip and Calf together with all
articles belonging to the trade.
SHOE FINDINGS,
Lasts Peg, Avis, Hammers Thread, shoemaker's tools
Elastic Web, &C., &c.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
~ Lace Tack,
Lace Web,
nnams Leather,
Dash Leather,
Saders and Shoenakers will 6ud Il TO thar ADVANTAGE 10
give call before purchasing elsewhere.
The Highest Price paid for Hides Calf skins Dear And
lheep telts. - =
A. the old stand Of R. THoRNH CO, No. 100 Main n.
between La Sale and Columbus.
Ottawa. Oct. 121s67-
FAIRBANKS -,
STANDARD SCALES, aec
FAIRBANKS, GKEENLsAY : CO., -
19e 4 3as Lake g. CAsass. 800 Market y. b. Lssh
UBs careful to bay only Ne ssnh~~
oe,d u otlawA hy eDo. W. P1a01. lny-Q
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21

Our prices will always
be found to DO AS LOW AS
ANY HOUSE ENGAGO in
THE TRADE, EITHER HERE
OR ELSEWHERE.
We are Determined
Not to be Undersold on
G00D DURABLE BOOTS E
SHOES, and will offer to
the citizens of Ottawa and
tho Public for the next 80
Days, A LARGER E Der
TER ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS AND SHOES at
LOWER PRICES than
any other house in the
Trade.
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Religious Notice,

The following are the appointments of Rev. a.
B. STEPHENS, Presiding Elder for the Greenville
District of the South Carolina Conference, NJ. E.
tsaaeec and gx5aloo-Sd Sunday, and Saturday
before, ir. august, at Center
anderson Station.-lst Sunday, and Saturday
before, IN September.
6aaerson Cre,as.-2d Sunday and Saturday be-
fore, IN September, at Providence
.p.,Astcn Cre,se-Sd Sunday, and Saturday
before, in September, Mt Pen'iieton Village.
psr. A District Meeting win take place at An
derson Court House, commencing on Thursday
evening before the 1st Sunday in September. The
official membership Of the Church are earnestly So
Icitea to be present. Rev. WHIrEFooaD SMITH,
3. D., and Prof. j. H. CARLIsLE will take part IN
The exercises a.
Juiy II, 1867 7h