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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-13

The \. y. Herald says the PreSi,
dent will not be found guilty by the
Senate, and prints a list Of Republic
can Senators who will vote against
impeachment. The HerdldS opin-
ion, politically, fills the same rela-
ton as does a dog barking away at
the moon--it's a bark, and nothing
more.
1t is good thing to have utility.
and beauty combined, as the poor
washer woman said when she used
her thirteen children for clothes pins.
Says the Boston Herald We can
not "break the spell' which came
over us on receiving the annexed re
quest, and therefore comply with it :
Mr.. Editor please put the foller-
ing in yer valuable paper. Found
ed two sets falls tceths in Otis st.
wich the oner can hav by calling on
me. Z. S. Z teethS in one ior is
gorne, probaly som budy slept on it
afore pict it mp. CHS.
As Bonner did not succeed in get
ting Gen. Grant to write for the
Ledger, he has made an engage
mcnt with his father Jesse X. Grant.
The old gent is to furnish a sketch
Of the early life of his distinguished
son.
Wounds from rusty nails, so often
dangerous, or by pitchfork, scythe,
or 10y glass. or a severe bruisc, is
quickly relieved and cured by using
sKenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil.
Forty-three years is a long life fol
a patent medicine; few Of them in
fact live to overcome the preiudices
with which they are met at the out
set. Johnson's Anodyne Liniment
however, is an honorable exception,
having increased in popularity dur
ing the period above mentioned.
So great is the efficacy ofParSon'>
Purgative Pills that thoy may he
supposed to con tain some powerful
and Injurious agent. but we can rs.
sure you they are free from every
thing of the kind, and can be admin
istcred with perfect safety.
The great American hair prcpara.
ton, valued AZ home and abroad, a
real flair Restorer or Dressing, lin
one bottle.) A great triumph OF
science. Mrs. S. a. Aliens Impr0v
ed,(ncw style.) Every Druggists
sells it. Price One Dollar. Bowl.
, The most unhappy person in the
world is the dyspetic. Everything
looks dark and gloomy; he feels 'ou
of sorts with himself and everybod,
else. Life is a Burden to him.
This can all be changed by taking
Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide o
lron.) Cases OF q years standing
have been cured by 1t.
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A PAYING HEN.-M. Taplin, Of
MoretOwn, is the lucky owner of a
hen which brought him in $40 last
year. She laid 72S eggs, and raised
81 chickens, these chickens laying
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Charles Thompson Of Lyndon, re
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When found he was inSensible.
When fully restored, he was all
fight, and said he did not thank his
prcseryers for their trouble in say
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was found he was out trading hor
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and an attack OF the ''b!ue devils
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Nine children Of the late Samue
and Susanna Weeks, who have beer
separated for 40 years. met at the
house Of Jcthro Parsons. in st. AL
bans, last New Years day. FOR 81
years there was not a death in then
family, and they sent II sons into
the army Of the Union, Of whom six
died on battle fields, two returned
crippled for life, and one endured 3
six months lingering death in Libby
prison.
There is a revival in the Reform
School at Waterbury. Daily prayer
meetings are held by the boys, at
which nearly all are in attendance.
They devote the hours Of play to
their o"A meetings. conducted with
the utmost propriety. Several OF
the boys it is hopel are truly con
yertcd.
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gering: Die Geise Der @bert ealten Sbnen mebr! 81,
ben Sie Elm en3iges Nta1 h fpdhreno oer 3eit e.
tie 9emarot? Saben Sic tie 8erlaIlene aud nur m ,
einem Sbaler unteritiBt?
Siimpel i6pieg.
Sauienoe baben sic, fubr Meuieliuib fort, nit o.
@bert uro 9elO in Der letlinnigIen g8eile in fIrs
3ett pergeuoet, nit bera6gefommenen 8aronen ur
9rafen baben Sic Derfebrt, Sic paren Su itol3,
Die arme JfGtberin su benfen, uno nun beflagen 81
nb, DaB oeiebe etne anoere Sano Die ibr in oifenef
nno ebrlifer Weiie an9eboten muroe. angenpmmer
bat! Sa, sic iinb bes Wdodens erlte 2ebe seipeien
es bat Sic uirflid eeiebt, unb Sic tpGren glifii1
geworoen, hdtter Sic bas Wdbden nift perlaien
Oas lit porbei Siimpel! gntiagen tie oieiem 8e=
oanfen - sic baben Sbr eigenes Slid nit TiBen
getreten.
Nieoereebriidt, i6einbar t6eilna6mlos gegen als
leg, 1aB Simpel ba. gr erlpioerte ni6t elm gSort
ytit obne 9titleo rube bes friiberen 6reunoes 8ld
auf ibnt. gr oafte baran, pie ito8. Siimpel Dor
taum 5mei Sabren nit Der gbert bur9 Die Stabt ge=
fabren mar, tpe bDhmiitbig er i'm ielblt bamas in
Dem Sptel en,pfangen bate! g8ie i6neq uno pe se=
waltig batte iid) bos 9ednoert =
gs ipar Semli6 ipGt 9eipprben. Sie @Glte hatten
Simpel iaB INNER nod in oerielben reeunsspoaer
Stelluna in Dem fleinen Sintersimmer ba
| Nfeuielnib trat 5u ibn
| Siimpel, iprad er, Sie Iinb p6ne ale Mittel?
SD babe nd)ts mebr = nidts, erpioerte Der 8es
| lfragte, Obne aufSubliden.
| nitu 'pus peupltDtt9eh SH 6u pe9thHeH! luilWle
| Meulelmib neiter.
| SD ipeiB es niht.
Nud id fam Sbnen beute Mbenb nod feinen Gatb
ertbeilen. Nlein morgen tperbe i6 Sbre Gage nit
Gnaf beipreden. Ser Yaitor tit nlein Gompa9=
non, bebbalb min i6 obne ibn ni6ts beltimmen.
Wir perben Damn ieben, mas lih fir Sic tbun
ldBt. 9aben Sic bereits ein 1nterfommen fir bieie
Tabt?
Siimpel ibittelte nit Dem &opfe.
@ut, 10 bleiben sic bier. 8e9nii9en sic ii6 fir
biele Nadt nit einem Sop6a SD meiB aus Grfab=
rung, oaB man iebr gut baranf l6lafen fann, uno
| i'd CLAUDE. Sic baben in Der lebteren 3eit nod
l6!edtere Eager fennen geernt
SD bin nit 9lQem 3ufriebet1, erpiberte Si1npel.
Gut, Sreuno, 10 ipriat Elm Mann, Der iid in jeoe
9ebenslage nit SSaIiun9 81 finoen peB. yfun lu-
den Sic es lid fir oiee Nabt 10 bequem als inog=
lid ,u MAIDEN. Stellt lib Der Surlt bel Sbnen Elm,
| in finoen sic bort in Dem S6rdntden einen gluten
Sropfen. SEPT i6lafen sic lpobl.
Gr refte ibm Die 9ano entgegen Die Siimpel
ld)weigeno annabm - 6ann perlleB er oas 3immer
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-01-30

Ter oaourd erre9en, benn Tie perlangen, bab oas Sc.
ben nno Seitd enes ieoen Seloen sli gnoe gefiibrt
lperoe, troboem miIen mir babel bebarren: Simpel
III ipurlos perI1punoen.
Meuielipib nno Gnaf permutben, er lei nadj Nmes
rifa sesaneen, uno Meuelwib lit iosar beret, cine
gBette harouf einSuseben, bob er bort bereits se-
bdnst = alein oies Mlles lit nur @ermut6ung
man peiB BON Siimpel ni6ts. Solte ireenb elmer
Der 2eier sudIg gtmas iiber i'm b0ren, 10 prbe er
Dem 8erfaiier bieier grSdblung io9ar einen @efaI.
len eripeiIen, uenn er i'm - tatirtid franco oas
BON in &enntniB ieben poate.
ueber Wieuieltuib unb &uaf ldBt iid) nur nod Bee
rd9ten, bob iid geioe iebr tppb unb in Den beifen
Serbdltniiien befnoen. Ser S. IL bliibt na6 iuie
por uno WieuielnB bat iid iogar Den SfDrperum-
fang suselest lpie ibn Die meiifen 8rtbe, ipelde
msntg Sorgen unS suten 9lppetit baben, su beiiBen
pflegen.
Sas freunbihaftlid)e gerbdltniB 3pi6en ibm unb
Gnad lit oalielbe gebeben, rur bismeilen sanfen l
Die beioen sSreunbe i'm S6erse baruber, neil Gnad
bebauptet, Oleuielipib made ieinen dlteen, berets
bier Sabre aIten sungen sl milo uno unbdnbis,
uno Weulelipib io9t, &naf molle i'm sum Sbeolosen
ersieben, nur nm iene alten Bidder nod Su perper=
then, allen oas meroe er nidt suseben Ser Sunse
iolle i'm beerben, bebbab miiile er Elm @rtb werOen
Braet man ben &leinen ielbIt mas er perben molle,
10 ermoert er felt 8elBer oes S. IL.
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Sie 6unacrsnntb tn gnnis.

Ser an,erifaniI6e gpnlul 81 Sunis idreibt un-
term 90 Sec 6olsenoes an ben Staatsiecretdr Se-
iparo
Sir: SD beooure berid)ten su miilleft, bab leit
meinem leBten-9rief 6 Die 2eioen Der bieiigen Be-
u6lferuna in solge Der Sun9ersnotb nno oes rauben
gSeters lhredlid bermebrt baben. Vor einigen
5aeen itarben 100 Yeronen pOr Sunger in oen
Stra6en Der Stabt uno Elm Serr er5Gbit mir, Dab er
auf ben gSee ppn Der @olettd nod SUMS Die 3ei6=
name oreier Iraber am 98ege liegen lab. Die gr0Be
ourd) Sunger uno &dte erseugte Sterbli6feit mar
am TO- Sec. s.. .itar6en an jener Gage, pie man
mir meIoete, 142 Yerlonen. Sle Nad)ribten aus
Dem Snnern lauten 9eid betriibeno. Gs 1T nibt
m6olitb, auf nur cine apprDrimatipe Sdldbung Der
In8abl Serienigen su geben, Die tdsltf in allen
5beien bes 2anbes Dor Sunaer lterben, man peiB
nur 10 pel, oQB Die NSabl berlel6en ebr groB ilt.
3war iino @,etreibeporrdt6e bier eingetrpen, aber
piele Sauienoe baben Die 93ltte niht h etmas oaa
BON gu faufer. Ser Hegen nngeadtet, Die retd)e
gruten perbeBen bleiben mod eroBe 2dnoeritri6e
unbebaut legen, neil Die 2elte peber 4rbestbiere
nod @ootforn me6r baben. Ser Yreis bes g8ei5ens
lit So Der 9ui6el uno Der Der @erite S1.50.
Sizes pom Gleno Su 8pben eeoriidte 8olf 1T poa
@,eoulo uno GeIisnation. SD bore BON feiner lin.
oronung, bon fenen Gratuallen. gBenige S1ritte
non Den Hrooilions Waea5nen liesen Dor Sun9er
Mdnner, ,Grauen uno&inoer peldeeie itieren
er0idenben augen auf Die auf9ebdufen yorrdtbe
riften.
Inter ben gbriifen, es Iinb beren rnebr als 10000
in Der Staot uno lmeegeno. berritt auh grots Nr=
mltb aber lie belfen iib untereinanoer; bic iaohe
Sep0lterung belduft iidb auf 10000 nno Die rsi6en
2eute oaruner haben mebr fir Die Silte ibrsr armen
9ettan, als alle lltbrigen Suammen. Sls Wabamea
9aner aein ieben nit Geid9itisteit auf Die 2eiben
i6rer griser, lie balten bas gleno fir eine tueie
Siduna@ottes, nit welder su interferiren permeiien
mdre; 10 bent ibr Janatismus 8uglei9 als Gntiduls
oiaung fir ibren Gjeia;,
Gin reid ootirtes Wtanrll9es .SoIpital nimmt Die
| ,nmnropnbIh al1fafleIenen 2eiden auf Inn Die Ye<
eroionna ,u peranaen, ben nod 2ebenben aber tpiro
bortberiig Der 3utrttt psrlueieert.
Sn ben StraBen irren Snber, bic faum geben fDn-
mem, ,perlaiIen umber unb dreien nah ben Sbrieer.
ole ldneit Dem Sobe erla9en; Die Straben lino reid
an iolhen berserreibenben Seenen."
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I men Sahren unb meib ipie auberorbentlid prafti6
0n in iol'hen Saden biit.- SD babe mir oeBbalb
erlaubt eilie Wobnung fir Sid 5u mietben unb ba
uniere gae jest in auten 8erbdltnen lid befinoet,
weroe ih. aud fur Die Ginri6tuna Sorge tragen.
Yein geldmaf oiirfts ohnebin belier leln, as Der
| Senge. Du ma9it 9einer Gleinen meinetwegen
pprlHaen. 9u hdtteit slles beiorgt = i'd perlpreae
Dir. Did nift gu nerratben!
WteulelfpiB. fSreun0 rief Gnad ihr betDegt in Die
arme idbliebeno. Du tbuft Su piel fur mid
Das weib id auh obne Define Yerliheruns, ent=
seenete Meuielps, iib aus Der umarmuns bsfrei=
eno IS
Gonn mutt Du gum @enisfen bel nns rpohnen
rief Gnad gsrtba nno ih molten Mlles aufbieten.
Sir bas Qeben ,aiigenebnt 81 nader!
Salt! oaraus miro niAts, Yaltor!
llnb mebhalb nidbte
9u fraeit nod G,ut id min es Sir iagen.
|iber Sid 81 drsern, benn id iebe es idon porans,
Dab Su DID 0einer fleinen 5rau gegeniber err
ihredlif unbebIlflid benebmen ipirlt MllD ftia
oariiber! 8ebe jeBt Su Oener 3ufiinftigen, tbeile
ibr nit, oab in penisftens bier Bo6en Die Sph5eit
iein miro, iudbe Oeinen 5ouflfein berpor uno trae
oenielben gum BaItor! Stun geb, Menif. Sort
fonamt Der Dpftor 8aulisn gum Grabitad = id
babe Die WerpHidtuns, ibn Su unterbaiten = nun
eeb
CT perIieb bas 3u,mer ,lnb Gnad tpubte aud, tueb.
Ehalb. Sn oufopfernoer gafiie trug MeuieIpib fir
lein Wlid Sorge, anf peihes er ielbt per3ihtete,
2SeluJe IUuieI3iu9e CWpIlHOuH9eH UleS III fetittul
Snnern berporref udte er slt perbergen uno hinter
SderS su periieden, ollein Gnad fannte ibn bnrei=
demo, nm tim gu burf}hauen.
Oteuielpib beiorete mirtld Nlles su Gnads neuer
Sdusd)teit, nnb bier Woben IpGter fano in Dem
S. II Die 9O6Seit tatt. gs gne ausnebmeno luitig
auf ibr ber, benn NteuIelpib bate idmmtlid)e
Stanm9dite einaelaoen, unb er ielbjt mar an oem
Gage 10 ausgelaen luii9, pie ibn Die ,peniglten e
9eeben batten.
yiur Ssnads Muse entsins es ni6t, baB in bieier
gult ettpas gSilbes uno grsmungenes lag, baB lie
nift aus Dem Ser5en fam, uno er uubte aud weB=
bab.
Gs mar beretts ipdt am Mbenbe, ols Gnad, been
grult Die 6ule oes Slides faum Su faen permodte,
gum eriten Wiale nit lener jungen 5rau li6 in Die
etgene Wobnung begeben rpDllte. Gr trat 5u Wteu=
lelmib beran, um ibn quite 9faht 3u iasen. Setr
el9enes Ser5 NOR 10 benegt oab er Dem 6reunoe nur
Die Sano su oriiden bermodte.
Yaitor, iprah Nteulel,pib, inbem er i'm umarmte
nno einen Nusenblif lang iene erreste gmpInbung
Seiste, Ya[or, nunie slidlib! Mber MeniA, begeb
nidt ihon arn eriten Sage segen Seine feine Jrau
Sborbeiten yiimm Seinen tbeoo9ilden &opf 3u-
Ian,men! Sum eeb Sieb mid nift 10 alfern an,
als pb mir fir Elm gan5es 2eben NbIhleo n0bmen
WtDreen frib fribitiifen mir Suiammen, ba6a gs
sebt bann nod Geite, seb = Menl6 = seb - i9
freue mid, bab Su nidt betrunfen biit
Gr ihob i'm faIt eepaltiam nit bieIen gSorten
sur Sbiir bnaus, manote lid ben 8Glten luleoer Sl
uno leerte baitig einige Glas Gbampaaner, Inn =
um su perbergen, wte l6mer5lif len eisenes 9er3
sulammen5ufte.
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Z ~. prti fotts s9uaeen.
Homan BON Jriebrid Grieori9.
gsrtfesuns unp 9AuS.

erantuns bes II, gutter 5crtsars unb Spaseit.
Mn Der Marftede Der Gtaot mar lett tpenieen ga
aen Elm neues HeitanratiDnslocale er0ffnet. Auf gro
benl SdilDe ftanb iber Der Saustbur:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

Hessrs. Watson and Ball, and VIM. Kennedy
have commenced their new brick stores, to be
two stories high. with a basement of ten feet
public hall will be in the upper story of Mr.
Kennedy's building. The brick business having,
proved failure here the builders a;e obliged to
get their bricks from Aurora and sand from
Somonauk.
PoLIrIcAL--The Republicans have posters
out for a grand mass meeting on Saturday (26,
to be addressed by Burt. Cook, Frank Corwin,
&c. l notice Frank Corwin has changed style
somewhat, and now speaks under flag of thir-
ty-six states instead of twenty as he did two
years ago. He is the man for Legislator who
will help to vote few millions more of the peo-
pies money away in good, paying "rings' l
should think he would remember, the people do,
how the flag of the Farm Ridge delegation was
trailed in the dust in Ottawa when Clay spoke
there few years ago. Vote for him guess
We will, in horn. Burt. Cook is becoming
very unpopular, and everywhere go 1 find
good many republicans "can't go him" Instead
OF twenty-five democratic voters, as heretofore
pOlled in this town, we are sure Of sixty-a good
gain, don't you think, Mr.. Editor3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19
UTICA.

The Democracy Of L tica held meeting in the
Town House, on tho evening of the 18th inst,
and organized Democratic Club,-electing J B.
Peckham, Esq, President, and Mr.. L. O'Sullivan
hecretary also IN executive committee, consist.
ing of Messr,. Dr. JAS NJ. Highly, DR.. A. Clug.
ston, James Donaldson, Samuel Grove and Jas
Gonagle.
Although the Democrats of Utica have been =
little tardy in their organization, yet they are
wide awake now, and will give good accoun,
Of themselves as heretofore, at the November
election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19
SOMONAUK.

DEMocRAcY.-The Democracy in North Som
onauk organized club on Friday evening Sept
IL, and the club of 50 members in south Somon.
aux unite with them ct their next meeting. At
present DR.. Watson is president and Sam. Rich.
ardson secretary. A meeting Of the democracy
at the Hall over the store Of Mr.. Hess on Friday
evening OF this week takes place at which ]. L.
Montgomery will speak. A good time anticips-
ted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19
The Walt Improved Jonval Water Wheel
Counter Challenge.
SANDY HUI. \. Y. Sent

SANDY HILL n. Y, Sept. 1868.
MEssRs. EDrroRs-In your issue Of the 9th
instant l find a challenge, made by one II. J. Lo-
gan, Of your place Agent for the Leffel Double
Turbine to the projectors and advocates Of
"Wait s Improved Jonval Turbine for test of
wheels. Mr. Logan says " I claim that the LET.
Eel Double Turbine Water Wheel is the best
water wheel on the continent. Those who
doubt it are at liberty to apply the test"
For and in consideration, l suppose, ~
he states. that there has been considerable
6loteirg in his vicinity about the splendid
achievements of wheel called Waits Improved
Jonval Turbine" grinding wheat, in SEINE Of the
mills in your city, he Logan, grants the unqual-
flied privileges to said Wal. and his advocates TO
come to your place, and under his special direc-
tons, make a test Of efficiency of their wheel in
comparison with his great Let'tl Lion Of the con-
tinent, and when this double terrible wheel has
beaten the said Waits Wheel said Wait and par.
ty must pay to the Lion party double the enor-
mou, price asked for the Lion himself, and costs
Of the trial. But, provided the case should re-
suit in the reverse, said Letfel party would pay
the victor double its price and expenses, which
would amount to about one half the sum de-.
manded of the other party. Ought not said Wait
and party 700 feel thankful for this great priv.
lege?
am not = fighting man, nor have any time
TO spend quarreling with Mr. Logan about mer-
its of wheels. We are flooded with orders for
our unparalleled Turbines, and l am contented
with the knowledge that the Jonval Turbines
have attained reputation which no other wheel
has ever reached in any scientific test, and that
they are built on the only principle by which the
full amount of the available power of the water
can be obtained.
They have been submitted TO the most rigid
tests, and have come out victorious in every in.
stance.
At the Paramount Water Works, in Philadel-
phis, in 1889 Il co. in trial with 90 wheels, in
the presence of hundreds OF witnesses, three par.
ties of the Jonval, and one other vertical dis.
charge wheel builder were represented, and the
average capacity of the four wheels was over 81
per cent
Ono Of the Jonvals (of which mine is an i'm.
proved copy actually gave out 9O77 per cent. Of
the whole power of the water
Now when the Letfel party, in public, scien.
tifc test, will show ything like the above fig.
ures the results of their wheel. then we will
be ready to try titles with them, upon fair terms
If Mr.. Logan is anxious to prove the superior
ity of his wheel in test with one Of mine, and
will take the trouble TO come to our place, with
awheel not less than feet in diameter, will
make the test with him on the terms stated; o,
the vanquished party may be lot off by paying
the whole expense of the trial. l do not wan
to purchase his wheel, because our mill men dc
not want them here This test must be a scien.
the true percentage Of power on each wheel.
PHI WAIT.