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The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23
Holiday Presents /!

"HOSE Beautiful Registered Bonds of u
j Globe Mutnal Life Insurance Compan,
Of New York. You can present nothing /.
your families 90 valuable and yet so cheap
Nearly FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
them have been sold by John Dudley, Gener,
Agent, within the last few weeks. Call n
see them at his Office, No. s, Odd Fellows
Building. l9-3t
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

An interesting revival is in por
grcss al Wca View. We view this
as eminenily the proper thing.
Tho editor OF the Lafayette Jour-
nal, who evidently knows more
about Mexican Buchanan than lie
does OF St. Paul, sa, 8 that twenty
persons put in al spI carance' at
tho mourner's bench. Saf
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

II is said that the water below
the frost line does rot vary ma
terially in temprature summer and
winter. The truth was discovered
at the bottom OF well containing
fourteen perpendicular feet of air
and four Of water, by Henry Lyst,
Of Elwood, OF Tuesday night. He
gopvery wet but was ccs seriously
hurt.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23
Copies Of Al claims,

" any Patent issued By the Patent 0Ges
since 1885, will b farsishsd % ths receipt
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Brigham Young is said to be
OF sound mind, but the indications
are that he is little bit 6;ghty.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23
Forward q Model Of his In.
vention,
ALSO, A FULL DESCRIPTION

Ofthe invention or discovery and its ad-
vantages should be given asis practice
able, to aid in the proper pFepaea.
tion Of the papss.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

ACRES
OF
EXCELLENT FAR MIN G AND
SPLENDID
MICHIGAN
PINE LANDS.
FOR SALE.
On which are One Th0usn and Millions
Pine Timber, and lncxhauSti.
bic Quantities of Maple,
Hcceh, Elm, Ash
Ha Hcmlock,
Oak,

Oak,
The grant Of lands to the Grand Rapids d
Indiana Railroad Company, to build their
Road from Fort Wayne, Indiana. TO Traverse
Bay and Mackinaw, Michigan, comprises in
its farming lands every variety of soil. from
the rich clay loan, to the light sandy, and
they are found in that section of Michigan,
north of the city of Grand Rapids, end con.
tigucus to the great fruit belt on the eastern
shores of Lake Michigan, now being rapidly
developed by railroad and other enterprises.
The Pine Lands are situated on the Nus-
kegon Manistee, Pere Marquette, White, Pine.
Tamarack, Flat and Rouge Rivers, and lying
twenty miles on either side of the surveyed
line of said road, and are in the heart of the
Pine Section. from which Chicago is so
largely supplied.
Farming Lands are sold to actual set
tiers, ON Credit, one quarter down, balance
il yearly payments. interest per cent. Per.
| sons desirous of locations for farms will, ON
application at the Office. in Grand Rap.
| ids, be furnished with Tickets over the
Road, emitting them to Return of Fare.
in the event of purchasing any of the Com
pany' s farming land. For information about
the lands, prices, location, &C., address
WIN. A. HOWARD.
Land Commissioner,
Title Perfect. Grand Rapids, Mich.
40to2s sG.P. .R.&CO.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

9~Person s5elieving he J have made an
invention or discovery in artor science,
and desirous of knowing whether the samn
has been patented, By trans hitting TO us :
model, or drawing ,or . sufficient descripe
tion to make the invention intelliRible, cae
have . thorough examination made in the
Patent Office, and the result Of sAid xam.
nation forwarded to them for . reasonable
compensate
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

rsga:d TO titles in Patents, will b made
oa application. Send foil name or
names-character Of the ,nvsntion,
and, II possible, dale Of patsnt.
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

In Boston the opponents of
President Grant in the Republican
party are called 'Mansard-roOf
Republicans
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

Ck0S A MONTH"; Horse furnished.
0fAvExpensss paid. II. b. SHAW, Al
fred, Ne. ns7-Awr
The Richmond palladium., 1871-12-23

The Fort Wayne Journal and
Bedford Independent favor the
nomination Of Hon. Godlove s..
Ortiz, for Governor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
New YORK Market,

New Work market.
New York, Mar 90.
Wheat-Prime new spring 81 .5e@1.6l.
Rye-Sl 05 for western
Oats-Dul Mt GSg70 cts. for western.
Corn--Mixed western $685..
Lard-l3] I, cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The local money market is quiet Business
men generally have no trouble in getting accom-
oaa,ed 4. the banks. Reports from Chicago
s,s+s that money there is in abundant supply,
with interest rates easier than usual
The New York gold market is steady at the
ruling prices of the pas: two weeks.
The bond market daring the week was again
weaker, and mose depressed in tone than for
some time past Prices are Just now on the
downward turn, and the large offerings at the
government purchase in New York on Wednes.
day, aud the uncertainty that is thrown around
the April programme Of the treasury depart
ment, are seeming ely adding strength to the de.
Ginning movement.
Ravens, McKinlay L Co furnish the following
Ottawa Cno-atiOos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
DYSPEPSIA

warmers Dyspepsia Tonic Is prepsred
expressly Tor Iyspeptcs and those suffering with hahtua
Cosfeness ~. slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
appetizer strengthens the stomach and dges
tive organs 10 their healthy state Weak nervous and dy
peptic persons should WARMERS DYSPEPSIA Tone For
sale by druggists. Price one Dollar. N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
Chicago, Mar. "a.
Flour-Quet Prime white winter $650g7 $50.
Spring extras S615GS10O.
Wheat-No spring 81 23gl24H
Corn-No /, j6951c; No. 2, 53954 no grade
51G52 eta
Oats-Dull at 50Q51 for No. g.
Hogs-Dull. $3.50 N725, on foot.
Cattle-Quot.tions all grades are improv.
ed. Choice steers, fG7547 good to prime steers,
SGO0q615; medium butchers stock, $475g
600 cows and heiers, 81 75g3.75.
Lard--l2 cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
Ottawa -enolesa,e Market.

A. reported BY ALE BROS Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. 10 La S-lle street.
Ottawa, Mar. a. 1870.
There is but little change to note. Corn and
oats are at about the same prices as last week,
except where they are taken for feed, and then
they some times bring little more. Butter and
eggs IN great abundance and at lower prices
Fruit, more especially apples, very scarce. New
radishes, onions and spinach are in market,
seemingly early for the season. We quote be.
low as follows:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
wARNER'S
PILE REMEDY

warmers Pile Remedy has never failed mot
even IN one case 70 cure the very worst of
ing or bding Piles Those who are afflicted should ilnmc
uiatey CAL their druggist and WARMERS PILE RgwF
DY tits expressly for the Piles and is recommended to
cne any other disease II has cured many cases of over
thirty years standing. Price One Dollar For sale by drug
sists everywhere. - rvs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
GIVEN UP As LOST.

The second thing the patients must stay In warm room
cold when lungs are diseased but it must be-
azure can not be effected Fresh and riding out
are all wrong Physicians who recomend that Course lose
ner patients their lungs are badly diseased yet be-
cause they are in the house they not sit down ane
they must walk about the much and as fast as the
pas must Keep oo blood The
ms has great deal to do with the appetite and is the great
despair of cure after such evidence of its possibility in
ne worst cases and moral certainty in all Others sifu
care was in these modest words - MS '"H
Many years ago was in the last stages consumption
that could not vea week then, like drowning an catch
offer the public they made perfect sUre OF ne
1t seemed to that could feel them peneate nav whole
would spit up than pint OF offensive yellow matter matt
e!ey @ soon a lSf Ses Sns To o,ae CONC,
ana night sweais all began to leave ny appetite be-
nom eating too much soon gained my strength and nave
grown in flesh e,er SINCE. 'N ''
tor then looking like mere skeletons MY weight was only
ninety pounds weight two hundred and
rSeieS bea pounds and for years have enjoyed unr
Or schenck has discontinued his professional visits n Now
ok and Boston, He his Or. j. H. Schenck r still
continue to see patients at their office No Is North Sixth
wish thorough examinatio with the Respiromeer viii he
charged ~ Inc Resprometer declares the exsct condition
OF the lungs and patients readily whether they are
h for akng the medicines adapted to the
Na1arg W DO the shat Man
cnes need no other Accomplishments than ample
lions that accompany them: First create appetite OF re-
comes win Come, the esparng al once be- of w so9d
Cheer Good blood at once follows, the cough oosens the
symptoms are gone forever. ~ '
sehsnek medicines constantly kept in tens of thou
rus are are STANDARD preparation while the Pulonc syrup
laeeIic against consumption in any OF It's forms
bd rr1ee OF ts syrup and seaseed Tonic $3.50
ror SAFE ny all druggists and dealers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
The Markets.

Tine general tone of the produce market is I'm.
favorable to activity further advance in prices
until the opening of navigation. Wheat, corn
and eats have receded a triAe, while provisions
and cattle show more activity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
NO MORE

warmers Cough TinI sam Is healing soften.
my anu eNpsorating The extraordinary
a. Immediately relieving and eventually curing the most OBJ
snae cases Of coughs colds throat bronchitis nnuen.
"a catarrh hoarseess ashSa and consumption is almost
Incredible So prompts the relief certain s effects IN
M e apove cases or any affection OF the throat lungs
ha Oosands OF physicians daily prcsCrbn. it, and one
ana al say hntts the most healing oratiny med
cine known One dose always affords ee and in most cases
one Doie effects cure Sold by drnggst large bottles
rce one Dollar II Is your own fault II you s IN and
suffer. The Balsam will cure. -"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
HURLBUT & EDSALL,
&c LAKE STREET, CHICAGO. yLLx..
Wholesale Agents.
IN ANuOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESrOREn

JUS published. second edition. by Dr. LEWIS C25, pages
IHE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE To HEALTH, on the
rauca cure oil Spermatorrhna Seminal Weakness ImDo
teacy, Mental and Physical Incapacity mpednens to Mar
rnge ETC. and the Venereal and Syphiec Maadies with
pam ana Clear directions for the speedy Of Secondary
SymPoms GonorrhPs elect STRUCTURES, all diseases OF
uie skin such as Scuryy scrous, Ulcers Boi Boches and
ppcs on the lace and body Consumption Epilepsy and Fits
INDUCED an py sciilndugcnce or sexual extravagance
Inc celebrated author, In this Treatise clearly
demonstrates from forty years successful practice that tie
Alarming consequences seltabuse may be radically cured
an 6y means OF which every sufferer matter what his
radically. ~ This Book should be IN the hands of
youth and every man In the land. - ~ :
Sent under seal In plain envelope. Price 80 cts
Address DR. LEWIS No 7 Reach 81 Nov yo,,,
Forty years private practice. Marlp-lyr "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
Speeial 4otifes.
Speeial 5otifes.
CONSUMPTION.
Its Cure and Its Preventive.
BY ]. Fl. SCHENCK, MD.

halan being has passed for whose death there
reason nan the neglect known and inGiSpu
aug pottA Ieans OF cure Those and dear family
had they calmly adopted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
DIX. JOSEPH II. SCHENCE'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

anu Naied themselves of his wonderfully efcacious med
clnes, they would not have fallen.
p Schenck has in his proved wherever sut
lt Eltaty remains that vitality, BY his medicines and his
urc9hs Tor their use, Is quckened into heathlu Nsor
IN ls statement there Is nothing presumpuou>. To the
ath OF the Invalid made representation that
Thousand times substantiae by living visible works The
eory OF the cure by DIR. Schencks medicines simple
self.as>uring, selfconyncing
The Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are the first
Weapons with which the citadel the maladv a>sae.
iwotus OF the cases OF consumption originate dySpcp
sa and intentionally disordered liver. With this condition
ue bronchial tubes "SympahiZc with the stomach luCy
respond TO the mobifc action the liver Here then
the eliminating result ana the setting in with its
ing symptoms. of
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills composed che of Natures nohest
me fodophlum Peltaum. They possess all blood
searching Alternative properties of caole but unlike cao-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOn.

Inc SeaWeed Tonic In conjunction with Pills permeaes
anu assmlates with the food. Chg lcaUon no proprr
ing without Its previous fortunes Digestion becomes
less ana the cure Is TO be hand There no more Hat.
uelce no eXacerbation OF the stomach. appe sets in
comes the greatest Blood Purher given by an
ather To suffering Schencks Pulmonc Syrup
comes III 10 perform lis functions and and
enters at once upon It's work. can not be
cneaVu II coects and pens the impaired nor
lions Oh te lungs In the form of gatherings IL prepares
te or eNpecoi alton, ans 10! in very time tn naa
ny Nahqusled the roton throne that occupied is renoya
eG ana made new, and the patient all the dignity of re-
@ ssof steps forth to enjoy the manhood woman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
Scpss,absr 10Th. is7o.-iy

WEDIIOCK.-neB Basis o( Ciyi Soeisty .-nssays
~, ~ t:nnS sn O. Ae he1ss sSd nsplssss Of nar
ep tor ~ attainment q mans true poelaoe N W. sent
liz M. 10 sealed envdopee. Address, HOWARD AB9ClA
I0N MOI "huadedpMa, ~. nAy7-Y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
CONSCMPTlON.
"LEAVE NO STING BEHIND.

The work of cure is beginning The ytaed and mn
c0us deposits IN the bowels and in the amen,ay
ihe liver Ike clock Is wound Ii arouses from
us topdy The stomach esponsvey and the patient
begins TO feel that he is getting, at last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25
WINE OF LIFE
EMMFNAGOGU

warmers Finn M n HOEuO IL the only article
known to ours the Whites az will every case Where
us family In which this Important medicine wanted?
should nedately procure IT, II u also Female
u. monahv Sn1 nay G Ip0n every case where
sou by duggks Price One Dollar. Or by mall on re-
cs'pt oil One Dollar and Quarter.
Address 6l0 state st., Chicago, III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25

q ~ II Il
From honest farmers OF them
the most eminent leading professional and political
Of educ alton and refinement in country, be
office.
Under OF March o. Hon. Horace Greeley Of the New
and responsible man, who is incapable OF Intentional cecep
ton or imposition.
Prot W. Merrick. OF Lexington. Ky. April :Ah 1889
without spectaces this note after using the
Patent Ivory Eye Cups thirteen days and this morning Pc
used the entire contents Of daily newspaper, and all with
the unassisted Eye.
Truly am grateful your noble invention May Heaven
bless and preserve You have been using spectsces twenty
years; am seyentyone years old.
Truly you're, PROF. W. MERRlCE.
eB HOME CHRTIPICArE.Five years ago taken with
Inflammation OF Eyes severely that have had
glasses to read or write TO september last when procured
pair OF Dr. j. Balls Eye cups which perfectly restored
my sight, and have no more use for glasses.
Yours truly, DAVID JONES.
Meriden, La Sale Co, H., January Is, 1871.
All persons wishing for f particulars certificates
prices, &C. will please send address and will
send our treatise on the Eye Of Tree by return mail
IORf RiErLPS has proved certain FOR this disease
Employment for ALL Agents wanted for the Patent I'm
proved Ivory Eye Cups just introduced in the market Hun
dreds OF agents making from TO SEQ DAY. ntorma.
ton furnished on receipt Of twenty cents for Of
printing materials and return postage Address Dr. j. BALL
Our exclusive Agent for La Sale county. llls.,is
DIR. G. w. NORTON,
Earlvillc. Ills.
For sale by z. Y Grgg Ottawa, Is and Dr. J, Croswc
treator, Ills febll-3mos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-25

Many Of most eminent physicians, ocuss students and
dvines have had their sight permanently restored for life and
cured OF the following diseases Impaired Vision Pres
byopa or Far SghedneSs DmRess OF Vision, only
called Burrng; Asthsnopia, Weak Eyes; Epphora,
Running Waery Eyes specially treated with the Eye Cups,
cure guaranteed Weakness OF the Retina Optic Nerve
7Ophhsms OF Inflammation Of the Eye and its appendaSes
imperfect vision from the effects OF infamms ton; Pho
tophebia, or Intolerance OF Lsht Eyes. 10
Il Amanross or Oescury OF Vision; II Catarac Partial
Blindness, the loss Of sight.
Any the Ivory Eye Cups without the aid of doe
tor OF medicines to receive immediate benec results
and spectacles using aside
forever We guarantee every where The direc
tons are followed, will refund the money.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-09-23
Dermunt farms.
FARM OF THOMAS BAKER, ESQ.,,
BARTON.

Among the notable farms of Northern
Vermont must be mentioned this of Mr..
Bakers. Notable on account of its size (about
six hundred acres) and its new. extensive
and convenient buildings, the good manage
ment and productiveness of its tillage land,
and the large and varied stock kept Either
of these four items are noteworthy, but here
they are most happily combined.
This farm lies upon the eastern side of II
ridge Of land lying west from Barton River
valley. Its soil is like the usual hill land
that naturally bears a heavy growth of ma
pie trees, dark in color, deep and fertile, con-
tanning II few cobble stones. The lower edge
of the farm embraces some acres of spruce
and cedar swamp and the mucky shores of
pond.
The road leading from West Glover to
Irasburgh divides the farm. An eghty-acre
field is west of the road. This field, undi-
vided by fences, is smooth, and all farm ing
operations can be economically carried on.
A stone undcr-drain is laid through the cen
trail part where there is depression. This
under-drain improves the land upon each side,
us | have seen in II five-acre field of wheat
that lay across it that yielded forty bushels
per acre. Then ut the outlet of the drain the
water spreads over the surface of the grass
land below, and causes II most luxurant
growth Around the farm buildings lies an
other large field These with meadow near
the pond give II hay crop Of about one hun
dred and fifty tons
The portions of these fields under the plow
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-09-23

Says IN exchange: Horse racing lis grow
ing popular in this country, in spite of all OPP
position. On the Grand Stand ut Saratoga,
last week, there could be seen Speaker
Blaine, the powerful and athletic Jem Mace,
the tall and handsome John G. Sake, the
stout little banker, August Belmont, General
j. G. Fessenden Me-; the Dion brothers, c.
S. Grafulla, Sheriff Brennan, w. r. Travers,
Henry Barrett and many more-politics,
poetry, Billiards, money prize fighting, music.
&c. What miXture!'
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1871-09-23

weather comes in July and August, cheese
is made The vat, press, and other appar-
tus, are of modern style Mr.. Baker sends
his dairy products to a dealer in Boston, who
has paid him better prices than usually OBJ
tained by farmers.
BY the scales saw n record of the weight
of milk given by Lady Bellows I'd, n thor
oughbred IIolstein (or Dptch) COW. Every
morning the mess weighed from % to 25i
pounds, and every night from p to 27i lbs,
making an average of so 81 pounds per day
during the previous week. In such dairy
of twenty nine cows it is not convenient to
test every COW, but the Holstein full bloods
and grades are good dairy animals.
But further in regard to the buildings. The
horse barn and carriage house are connected
with the house, and u cellar extends under the
whole establishment from the south end un-
der the house where potatoes, meat barrels
and other provisions are slowed, along under
the wood shed where the room is arranged
tor cooking the feed for the White Chesters.
which we see rs we pass through another
door and go along under the horse barn.
What hogs. We saw the one shown at the
fair last fall. only two days before it was
slaughtered. 1t was estimated to weigh 800
pounds and lacked only Is pounds of coming
up to the estimate. | never saw as large n
hog before, and never expect to see II larger
one. In another pen, in his nest. was one that
dressed 600 pounds. In other pens small
pigs and breeders usually make up the num-
Der of swine to fifteen or twenty head
The barns consist, first, of n large one, 80
by 100 feet, two stories high. The basement
is divided into sheep shed where $50 sheep
can be wntered, n manure shed that receives
the dropping from twenty-five head of cattle
stabbed above, II root cellar under the barn
floor, 10 by 80, plastered and made warm for
turnips, and deep bay filled from the floor
over the root cellar. The second story is en-
tered upon two floors that go across the
width of the barn. All the space between
the floors is occupied by stabes-twoof cows
across the barn, and box stalls for cows and
calves and bulls. The row of black and
white IIolsten cows makes an attractive
sight.
Another 80 by 40 feet barn without base
/ illcnt, HIS SItDiC iuii vi JouhS SoWS,
most of them black and white grade Iiostein.
Another sheep barn has snug basement
where $50 more sheep can he kept. 275
sheep and lambs now make up the flock.
They are well bred merinos. little rise in
price of wool is quite an item as the same
number of flceces this year brought $ll0
more than last year.
Another 30 by 40 #. barn has in its basement
II stable for horses, oxen and young cattle.
A pair of thoroughbred bulls are being
broken in for farm work. They are well
matched, of quiet disposition, and easily
handled. The whole herd of cattle numbers
rs head, of which 25 are thoroughbred Ilols-
tein. They are all kept in that sensible way
! that tends to preserve their wonderful milk
producing qualities as well as to ensure Il