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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-25
Special Aottres. =, I
DIR. y. b. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
NAT BE CONSULTED AT THE
GEIGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,

And at all other times at the Dspcnay Diseases of the
Jan. IS, 1865 t.f.. 81. -'-7~o7'
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

ottawa, Jan. "a.
Our produce market shares fully the dullAsss
prevailing apparently all over the country,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-25

r AIDES. TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE.
The Real ve|pau Female Pills.!


these Pills. - celebr~tsd
many years ago In Paris, for
the relief Of female irregu-
isritiss, and Afterwards for
their criminal employment
in the practice Of abortion,
are now offered for sale for
the first tine In America.
They have been kept In com
parative obscurity from the
fact that the originator, DR..
Velpau, is & physician in
Paris, OF great wealth, and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-25

VJLEASE RkAD.--All psrs@s laSovh ahemselvss.
Ii indebted to me- most RESPECTFULLY requkS(sd to CALI
Mt their earliest and up as my need Ia very
pressing a, this time INostrespectfully yours, N
ian. 1S-2w. SARAH GREGG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-25
no MARRY, OR NOr TO MARRY

Serious Reflections for Yosng Men, In Essays Of the
Howard Association the Psychological Rffofs Abuses
and Diseases induced by gnoraace Of Natures Laws IN
tho ers age " Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address DR.. j SkILLIN H0UGHrON, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa. feb9-ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
TIE YiCHTING SEASON

THIRD ANIMAL REGATTA or THE ATLANTIC
YACHT CLuE-BRILLIANT ATTENDANCE
DRIFTING RACE.
The goods necessary To prosecute the pleas
ant business OF yachting few, but important. Good
yachts. good temper aud good weather comprise them
all with which, II not successful in attaining the highest
speed the yachtsman may reap the greatest enjoyment
~ the Atlantic Nach club Of Brooklyn yesterday Al
though the day was what !, termed ladies' weather. II
was decidedly too mild for the success 81 regatta
scarcely breath ~ air stng The rivers AMI the ocean
At 10 o'clock when the steamer wyoming rit the io" OF
Moutaguest. BROOKLYN with heavy freight OF human
iy bent ON enjoyment, 10 somewhat fOggy. Occa.
,innav, however pun of wind would let M hashes OF
sunlight ON the sister cities. busy with the hum OF teem-
ing lie aud on the broad blue belt of wafer separating
fhcm alive with the white wings OF commerce
and pleasure At such moments the scene
rp4eulcd the Venice that lives only IN
tradition Al o'clock the steamer left for GOwanus
y and for the half hour after rs arrival Al the
appointed starting place. sound OF curiosity ahd
pf6phecv echoed from the Wyoming The decks were re
spenLeut with fashion and beauty ana As tho band OF
the sd Regiment 81 Brooklyn struck up the intoxicating
ars Of the sprghty Ocnblch the scene very charm
ing Foremost among the invited visitors OF the day
were Commodore Guuthor Of the BayOnne club and ko
well " Holmes, esq. and son OF the Brooklyn lhcht
Club Tho race was open 90 three classes oi yachts
srhonnc soOp- of the first class. and sOops ot the sec
oud class Tie following the names OF the entries.
their tuuuage. and owners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

June l7Four dull; holders sell Family
s9d ~ So and light demand sales Of No. at - TO-
oats dan 74d7jc No Rye 6ner and demanded 81 9d Sl 30
Cotton Mddng held at zoe, with light demand Io@sco
Provisions dali Mess Pork *E 71Gta Balk Meats dull should
c offered lie Sides held tc Bacon dn and he demand
Shoulders e Clear Rib and Clear sides lede asked Lard
hrm; demand. CITY held AZ lIc Gold ItO nsyhg. -, ~
LorfsyLtE June Saes 25 hhds Lssi Iehacco Lngs $50
10; Medium TO Cuttug Leaf sltdss1 foufSuPernnT - ~"
3soss I've s5d = BaeonTshonders 1879
Clear RIO sides Clear Sides l7lc Bulk Shoulders l2sc Clear
sides 10. whisky dull and nominal ,
ST Lows June l7Tobaco Lngs declined 23 Bright Leaf com
mand ul prices Flour unsettled Choice F SapeanT 20 30 E
ira ~ 250 90 p; Double Extra, - 9G Si lnpe Lts
Choice %dslJ Wheat dull aud declined IO sales at ~ 500
- Fancy. Corn heavy s aoSs for miIe Yellow aud
White 85dGGc Tor Fancy White Oats decuning'i dl9c Rye de-
nuv-Tl dSl Provisions tmi Mcss PORK, +2B %
Bco9 shoulders Ic Clear sides l7c Lard itaigc Receipt
flour bb, Wheat 800 bush Corn l'V Ouui Jas 'o
krer,r, Ca Jane l7-Cottoo dull hut 'hr Mddngs 2ao
NuNINDfON, c., Jane li-Npn lG,ilNue L.m a, "i N''
Ga Tune l7Co,,on firm aud advancing; sales % bales
oveo june 7-Pour uncbarged sales 100 hbls A. no FOR No.
Spug 5Oa n IS for Amber Winter; hi2 80 for White t 2SH
No Milwaukee Cub lots 81 ~ l9a ~ 70 Corn c higher
s,es 800 No. Illinois az , o. Oats hm, sales $500 BUSH
Western al 5l Corn Meal ~ ~ per CIV M"Hs,a selu
s2Od r2l Shpsuds, Ss6d W Mliings 80 per tgn tauh
Fshts-Wteat Ole Corn &c. Oats 5 10 NAlork Lumber - ~
the Hudson Railroad Lreign'-toa to Boston Co. 10 Ns~ilerA
SIC Abauv 4lc Lake lmpo-p1 hush Wheat 2"So hnsl
900 feet Of Lumber Canal hipor'-l' 00s Flour s0oo
w.OaLEASs june l7-Coon dmer; Mdines 2iIc; receipts
Thaes; sale, bales Sterling Exchange 5jdl Nellork sight
Exchange premium Gold @ sugar and Molis'es are
d Flour du Supsr6ne 80 J,i Choice $l a00 hi so
Corn 05c Al Us Oats dull ne Hay $3.50 Do Porn quiet a
Sl9 ~ Bacon quiet Shouer' Jc ab Sdes loici Clear KID
lie Lsri quiet; fierce 8.c neg 2hc 49,, ,. Ia, ~,
~ c. June lt-Couonb 10 better INQUIRY sHes .,
bales Mdlhlss 2lac receipts % bales exports eoaAi'e l''-
bales 49,,
light holders claiming fall sales 200 bales l"N trainings
AZ PC Mailauss &c. receipts t"o Bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

BRyTA Mdd,a.d Monday jane IS 1863 Bites' ssns
The remain. were Inferred on Wednesday the l inst, Indian s
Cemetery Middotosn
CHERRY-ru Harlem on Tuesday evening Jure &C. Theodore
tbe No
IN this cay on THURSDAY sSorSoon At o'clock
HATHAwAYon wetneslay June H. amer lingering Illness Thee
dore Hathaway Of C0rae and the late Ami Hathaway aged %
The relatives and friends Of the family invited vthOus bs,
notice attend She funeral from his late residence No
Yar.ck-pIace. Saturday at p.
EvBRITToa Tuesday morning Jque 49, stsr lingering Illness Mn.
Mary Eer widow OF the late joan L. Bysnt' aged 81 years
The relatives and friends and those Of her sons Cornelius L. L.
George ". Eve invited to attend the funeral on Friday ID!
18th inst at O'Clock m, from her late residence No. "'
JESKISsAt Norrown n j. Tuesday morning the 10th ind.
Isabel daughter Of the late William Jenkins Of jersey Ohy
ts ps at the residence Of her rotberT Geo DsSforb 81
S b. q so T19 s R f a o sa ~ ol S =
The remains viii be taken 70 G[eensood foT nter@e0tSy
rage. will be attendance for such friends wish to stead tho
MARBLEon wednesday, jane II, Della B. West wife Of haOisa
Their relatives and friends are funeral services
No III East Thetist without other aoacs.
Her remains VI" then be taken 70 SLEEPY Hollow Ceneter, Lsr'
boat. returning ater the banaL
MARsH- PanfeA n j. Tuesday the 18th Inst Of 'ohsoOs %
the brain, Edward w. Marsh, CounseloratiaS -.
Funeral from his late residence at 6. Friday the lsh INST
win be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
MoDONALD-A Jne-st In this City. Tuesday. the 10th
inst John Of Alexander aud Margaret Mcdonald aged ~ months
Friends respectfully invited attend the funeral this rhu''i's
morning atsA IN.
The friends respectfully invited attend the funeral oa
residence Of her H. PoSs 10 10 MOriOnst BTOOFs.
X. D., o THURSDAY as l0t O'clock
PRICB-u Brooklyn D. Wednesday June H. amer lingering
illness Pho Price Of the arm OF Price n l., in the 10Th
Of bis
The relatives friend, Of The family are respectfully invited to .'t;ss
the Saturday th ns from bis As residence No 100
South Thrdst. al / ..
QUACKBSBoSs-n Brooklyn TUESDAY morning Jgns B Biwa
Qackeuo,s youngest Mary and the late GaFrt ouAos
enhOsS
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully Invited "a stead
funeral FROM the residence Of bis neither No ~ Ajephs1 %
Thursday afternoon the 18th inst, az 3 o'clock
wLLISTON-On Wednesday June H. 1853 f heart disease Henry
Wlisoa. Youngest sou Of the late o. H. Ni.son, esq
The friends and those Of bis sthtBas Chas O.
Carts are invited The Friday the 9a inst al
o'clock H. from bis late residence No $50 East WaUeass.
Brooklyn.
Syracuse T. and Springfield. Mass papers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
MARRIED..

.vERYFOWLER-On Wednesday June H. 1868 al The residence %
the brides mother No 39 Gud,t Negbnrgh ~ by the Rev.
G. H. Vaudeville Henry Ayey D. Of Pouz hkerpsie, ~ X. 70
Catharne s. daughter ofthe late j. v b. Fowler
BIDLACKDAyISOn Tnsay June l6 at the residence ~ tie
brides father G. A. Harvey. Bdaek .! PoltsA
Mich Carrie Amelia youngest daughter OF ~ DaV"o bfooA
No cards
DARBRR-XRLLAM-O Tuesday the 18th inst; at the residence %
the brides parents Brooklyn d by the Rev hya" om@
William H. Dsrbee and $. Isabella kelan
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the First Pre.byern Church hdhe
town Y the Rev Augustus Seward D. D. ih,olore HOUSES
Oueiia Lote A. daughter Of s. Bdnsmad OF Milo ~
JUCB-BENNBM-n Brooklyn WeineaT the I'm gst :; si
Church Trinity by the Rev. Dr. Lteohn Capt Blhas
Mrs Augusta BnHem, both Of Brooklyn No cards.
PTERSOS-LAMBBRT-At wesRed n. j. Tuesily, June 10
ny the Rev T. Edgar Moses H. PenOn Of Nes.lork CITY 70 s
r. daughter Of Simeon Lambert esq, Of West6ed, N }.
sPEAR-GLLBSPIB-on Wednesday. June H. the ChBr Of tbs
Holy CommunOn by the Rev. M LaUeaee Alfred spear 70 As
Mary Gillespie
Chris. Church POgghkeepae on To~
June &C. by the Rev. Geo 7. Rider ~ A. Ida Isabella Williams
daughter Of the late Gen G. H. Williams formerly Of Buhs
aid slace Of Sau Francisco to Loa Sbbias Of Springfield Mass
Buffalo aud Sap Francisco papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

for the copper interests, remarked that the people OF
Massachusetts, had planted about NoO0O around Lake
Superior in eOppeTnnes whose stock was not worm the
paper written The fifteen vessels that were 10
b built on the Kcnnebec River should under prosperous
circumstances, be multiplied by ten; put the difficulty
that the vessel which, the ST. johns RIVER could
he built for $50 tun cost $50 tun the Kennebec or
Merrimac With that state of things 1t impossible
for American commerce 10 exist
Mr. ALLISON TO test the of the House, moved to
table the bill.
Mr.. PIKE offered 10 amend the bill by STRIKING cop
per" out of the second section.
Mr.. ALLISON would still move 20 table.
Ihe vote Yeas 80 and Nays -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
BuruPtt's
q D 90 AIS q
A COMPOUND 90 CoCOAHUr On. 80
POR the HAIR.

COMPOUND 90 CoCoAHUr OIL. so
POR HAIR.
Has established world vide reputation onasely upon s @e" '"
natural adaptation sgreeabenes ustr and EEEEsE FAoH AL "
Rous OR soLrSG together With its cheaPnes' ia pe
TO durability and size Of bottle render uBsqa by ether s~
Tia. in the world No other oils neither pomale OF ahoLs ssshss
foreign VI domesic--ean compare with il asa
HAIR DRESSs,
InvgOor and promoter Of the growth Of the b"' r" $50
by all Druggists Sent to auy address.
JosEpH BURNETT < Co, Propntton.
No. q Centralst, Boston. aud No. 532 Broad"J
(ander Metropolitan HO,el. New rOdh
B,rae Of Fraudulent inartoasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
short erecutlye sessIon DE senate adiournod.
HoUsE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

Mr.. COOK Rep., ILL., made report III the
eotestes election case of Mckee against Young from
nsIxt Congressional District Of Kentucky, with res
oluten that Samuel Mckee, the contestant was duly
elected e gave notice that he would call up the report
early next week.
Mr. WAsHBURN Hep, Ind offered resolution
calling on the President Of the Washington GasRht Com
pany for information concerning the quantity OF um
mating gas furnished 10 the Government from juno 80
1865 to May 81 1865 the amount received TOT the sae
Mr.. JULIAN CRep Ind introduced bill for the sale
OF the Hot Springs Reservation ia Arkansas.
Mr.. IHGEKsOLL (Rep. III offered a resolution direct
ing tho Committee Ways and Means TO consider ana
and circulation OF the National and other banks Of Issue,
IN connection with the bill directed 10 be prepared
Mr. RANDALL Dem, PENN wished 70 Include also a
tax on Government deposits.
Mr. IEGERsOLL 30 nodihed.the resolution, and II was
sgreedtO.
RIGHTS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS ABROAD.
Mr. VAN WICK t(Rep., y. " asked leave 20 offer a
preamble and resolution concerning American natural
lied citizens which Was read az follows:
Blleq PoTegu nations should not b. allowed u raise the question
,,ss, !, ss H. Sg ne sane 10 sI citizens, ara w
Hreas Ths Rpgbo ba pledged i faith e persons Of al nations
s uasBos rengneaioe o. former 1ane ssd compliance .b
pd TAT @ promise be redeemed DO after whence tbt e
CO. however poserfa tAs nf ,lsi Seh., N and
tou on he, %. b,tsrg results % he d 2tey tsfb
sed the dogma, sbee sstt always subject nd
sa repeated instances refused 70 IseSga ss q su
realm mo our citizens wbo bed pehd life 6nseof this Gov
during The war Of she Rebellion IN some eases sfre"g and
k0loef That Tie Pasnt be United States Immediately omnd
sn a1y iorega oo0ay whO have Imprisoned American Sfs1s
b dis spOOg for The srrsst Of Mason
~ Sde apology b denied be report he lacy 70 Oogfeh
hk ISs UsO ts1 h' tssssa FsOsraage .. s,'' Sls AS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
Cc,,,.hurv K,,olv.ire Iy,,er.

The statements OF wonderful by s water are naeni sorsy
the all who wish 10 know the facts stated By nyaJ Via
cured by this OF RHEuSArN GOUT KDHEr and
DISEASES well a. DYSPEPSIA and GKsEHAL DEBILITY sns
ing FROM The cuua
Win cousrm claimed for rs ngulary curative p0set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

~ l f ,tt. Al. been fair without however speculative
demand Receipts 200 three fus OF which we're OF good
49,, A. c,. sales 81 800 head ~ bfic Cor
.octc and nco light deie for ordinary TO TAR and "@'lc Tor
t.,tr. r aud Que Sheep u good request bU,c receipts
E I'D of e 5000 bead At bi Rac q Tor light 70
l W l,, aud .. ass. or inV ava ct.p rle AOnc' 'aris'
Close, lfn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
mRSr INnIA MARKETs
,Ip,vy c,rTLR MhRKET--Jure Il,

U,y,N, June H. Suga-Iolles hm ohen made oi ,@'.
rrt ID aohr f no 70 D. = Eacnngr on LuI'n l't""i tent
premium on UAlcd states, cnrTency, ~ Y 'eu' a'"n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
ROUINC

The Hudson River Rowing Association held
their annual review yesterday on the North River
opposite tho Eysan Fields. The various boats oarges
and gigs assembled at early hour, and for long time
they moved rcstlesy about awaiting the arrival OF the
Commodore, Mr. David Banks IT. Tie iOlO"lhghalie"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

rh n,odore seated I'm one OF the Atalanta barges
reviewed The boats they being line abreast OF each
other After having rowod around the me MS Doat TOOK
the lead and all the boats proceeded o Pheasant NheV
where they enjoyed sunptuos banquet the festivities
wero kept mp until late hour after Which they returned
" the Clty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18


Cameron Snuads, morrill, lAe;), Teea'
Ciast.ss. Berry Patterson a. " ale'
CssFEns 'R1rdrteks POmeoy,
o"s' howard s.S Sg"s'''
g g:s.5, h aSIfhai w. H f5%Ss
Mr.. Preliuehuysen Rep, y j. who would have voted
Yea was paired with Mr.. Drake rep, MOI, and Bir
Williams llscp. Oregon, VINO would nave NoVeu Nay
with M. IAayer (Rep., NeOD ,.,.. r. 49, ear, on
sHERMAN offered ms substitute for the nth sec
ton, providing:
amount exceeding be issued % banking ssa
ofgs States aud Territories having less banking Circulation
80 r19 frr nts In states and Territories having an
Of their proportion snder the ac' Of MAeh o4 %
ascertain which the Controller o. the Cuey 70 make satstll
ysqu upon csmmescng with those having the largest eEe
sod Of n to furnish made the duty Of TIE Controller Of
sscars TIE circulation Of such hanks" . 49,
Mr MORRILL, QRep., VT again offered his Inendment,
which had voted down in Committee, 10 sulke out
mi u M issue Of suy ueh National circulation provided for
section the Secretary II The Treasury hereby authorized ahe re-
pemaneny withdraw an elnal amount OF Ohs o hV
Rejected without division. u,
Mr. FESSENDE (Me) moved 70 amend by aud-
tug the following, which was agreed toi IL,
Prof Circulation herein authorized ta Or lssgte l
as circulation withdrawn that the aggregate Circulation 'h~ h0'
M Sherman's amendment was also agreed TO- 80,
MT RAMSEY rep, MINI offered an amendment when
had been prepared he said by the Controller Cur
renoy as an additional section, authorizing changes OF
name or location by National Banks upon appcaLVh ~
the Controller Of the Currency, ana puOnc hoee s'
Rejected by II 10 %.
M DAVIS offered the following: .....-....,
Laws imposing tax upon We cheuatlpg o ~ 80,
40 "a, form mon aeb banks hereby repealed
Reiected without division The bill then passed. az
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

The rest were struggled long distance, the Mar
tina being ne Xt to turn the boat The schoOncrs were I'M
allie 10 get out of the EarrOws and resigned the contest
M an early hour. The Regatta Committee indng that
n would be dark the cOntendng yachts could
mass the winning stakebOat at GOWanus Bay
determined on taking such OF the ladies' ~ De
sired 10 land home 10 tine point OF starting TINS
was accordingly done. and those lett on board
the wyoming after the exodus were nut few
The competing yachts finally came Struggling IN 10 the
winning stake boat between and o'clock. None or
them arrived. however In time TO complete the race
within the eight hours allowed for IT, The race was con-
seaucntly drawn and arrangements were made TOT an
other 10 come of tomorrow when the trial for the cham
pion hin will probably be successfully decided The neet
will start Tor the yacht cove arOowanus lay al Hl9Ih
Durng thepassng of the fret turning point by the White
Wing which carried the Commodore pennant' she was
disabled, and prevented from going further, Dy the
breskug OF her ok.halyards. The Adde V. led the
larger sloops, but gave mp two miles beyond Coney
Island Point not being able Ia catch the ebblide nor
obtain good sailing breeze Several other cuft also
gave NJ the contest for like reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
.unnage, and owners;

AT 1884 a. IN the warning whistle 10 prepare was bloWh
aud five minutes after the secOndcass schooners were
started followed minute later by the tlrst-ciass
soOps while but one more minute interviewed ere the
schooners made their start There was no wlndscarcey
breath OF ain stirred the deep, and until the sakeboat
al Coney Island Point reached, IL may better be
termed "A drifting rather than sailing match what
little arr there was from the ;. W. The
following "a the order in which the stakeboat at Coney
-.A. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

So the bill was tabled.
On motion of Mr. NORTON 0iRD Ill) the Senate
amendments TO the bill relieve certain citizens OF North
Carolina from political disabilities nonconcurred H.
and a committee OF conference asked.
Mr.. BINGHAM Rep,. OhOl gave notice that he would
tomorrow. after the reading Of the Journal call up the
motion to reconsider the motion the 20 per cont resOlu
finn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

very slight south-westerly breeze sprung up mere
and the Niagara, which very beautifully handled,
Rugged the wind tight and through her competitors
During hr after passing the Point the following named
Yachts took n sOuteast Peerless SOIus, Her
init and Florence The remainder continued south
westerylone with the following results In passing the
South-w spit Buoy:
NdHI A. ~ o. N""" :" w,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18

Mr MORRILL, (Vt), who would nave NOIeu yea, Was
paired with Mr. Morrill, (MeJ, opposed.
The bill now goes to the House.
IThe bill may be found esewhereJ -,
Mr. HOWARD tried 10 call up the bill relative 10 the
Union Pacific Railroad but motion 70 90 into executive
session prevailed "a ..,,.,o., a,oa,,ii-
fe came over from House wtfthe request Tor com
In tee of conference the amendments, winch was or
derod Il, . e.. -. ,,e.,,.oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-18
New-York Central Grant Club.


LAWRENCE STRATTON will sell at the Exchange Saesfo
Trinity Budng) No III Broadway, Ne"lok, on lh'NSDAi'
18Th day OF June, at u clock, ~, ,,--.,-sn n r.L,
b. order OF, Supreme Court under the direction Of r nsaa
IT,. Referee, ,- -. rgAt -.
with front of % feet inches on the seA9e ana s.
f. Randolph. D.. - -,
G,o The LOT the the above premises having fon
and In depth 81 feet inch the west hne
f..3 inches on line and 80 feet in width on the rear
Msps &c. at Auctoueers OMce. No III Pluest
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-10-16

all the purpose; at least on the lower part
OF the road, at Irvington, have heard II.
Gentlemen's houses stand thickly along
there, and / think they have devised the
remedy. A deep booming sound is pro.
duced, which ia perfectly well heard, and
gives comparatively little annoyance.
This Is matter of more importance
than II may seem 20 many. Not only com
fort, but health and life may be concerned
in IL. Suppose person in critical ILL
ness - suppose patient In a nervous
fever, put with great pains into hopeful
sleep, and awakened by this horrible dis
sonance--it may be as much as his life is
worth Wegive up our land 10 the railroad.
II passes through our grounds, perhaps
through our very gardens II is n great
sacrifice; yet we are compelled TO make IL,
and arc willing TO make Il for the public
good. Ought not the public, on its part,
TO relieve the inconvenience as much as
possible, and especially at as small cost
as altering the whistles2
Some twenty years ago DIR. Dewey said
In lecture that the escape steam of our
boats at landings might be turned into the
pipes of rude organ, and give us music.
1t was caught up by the newspapers as an
odd idea, perhaps; butts or seven yearsago
hn htJempJ was maze 10 reallIe III, ana
sort of harsh music was heard from some
Of our steamboats,, and railroad locomo-
tives also. / remember that some of the
papers then called IL Dewey-type; and
If II had been success, perhaps the ven
cradle doctor would not have been unwill-
ing to have his name associated with such
an agreeable improvement. 1t may yet
succeed and fill the land with music. But
If we cannot have musical notes, it does
not follow that we must have these MUIR
derous onag