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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-10-25
sEvENTY-oNE YEARS OF AGE.


Mn. STFNESs:
Dear sir-I am hoyenty-one years Of age; have suf-
fered many years with Kidney Complaint, weakness in
my back and stomach l induced by friends TO
try your NEGETIsE, aud think II the best medicine
for weakness u the kidneys used have tried
many remedies for this complaint and found
much relief from VRGrrIEE. II Strengthens and in
yignratos the whole system. Many Of my acquaint-
ancea have taken it, and belief II to be good for all
the complaints for which It is recommended.
Yours truly,
JOSIAH II. SHERMAN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-10-25
HEARTILY RECOMMENDS IT.


Mn. STiNEEs:
Dear sir-I have taken several bottles Of your YKG-
ErISE, aud am convinced II iB valuable remedy for
DysPfpsia, kidney Complaint, and general debfy Of
Me system.
l can heartily recommend II to all suffering from
the above complaints.
Yours respectfully
Mus MosRoE PARKER, 1886 Athens st.
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soUTH Boston, Sept. 81, 1870.

soUTm BosToH, Sept. 27, 1870.
Mn SrEvFEs:
Dear sir-For fourteen months have been afilict-
ed with Kidney Complaint have tried doctors and
many patent medicines, but found no relief MY
friends persuaded me TO try your YEGErISF and il
mas made new man Of me- | most chceefully
recommend 1t to the public for the Kid
ney Complaint. ALVIN GLIDpFH
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ANOTHER WOULD GIVE A DOLLAR FOR A DOSE.

DosToH May 3Oth, 1871.
II. II. SIEvEEs, lso:
Dear sir,-I have been badly afflicted with Kidney
Complaint for ten years, have suffered great pain in
my back hips and side with great difficulty in passing
urine which was often and in very small quantities
frequently accompanied with blood and excruciaiing
pain
have faithfully tried most Of the popular remedies
recommended for my complaint; have been under
the treatment Of some OF the most skilful physicians
IN Boston, all Of whom pronounced my incurAble
This was my condition when advised by q friend
to try the VEGETISR aud could the good effects
from tn hrst dose took, and from that moment
kept on improving until was entirely cured taking
in all should think, about si1 bottles
II is Indeed valuable medicine, and II should be
ahicted again in the same way, wond give a dollar
for a dose II could not get II without.
Respectfully,
j. NJ. GLE,
1868 Third St. South Iloston
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MADE A NEw MAN OF ME.

j. NJ. GLE,
1853 Third st., South Boston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23
OTTAWA FREE TRADGk: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1879

three great calamties Of the year in this ccuu:ry
and all within q abort space OF tim,:
ist. The epizootic;
I'd. The election OF Grant;
Sd. The Boston Are.
1t is reported that the czar OF Russia is about
to issue an ediot iOcbidding the public 4tion Of
any newspaper found guilty of pubHshin- n
untruth, and then, after Being soundly kroutsd,
the editors thereof will be imprisoned for life.
Efforts ere being made TO adopt similar rale
in this country. when that somewh,t mel N
cholly day shall have come and gone. there will
not be Newspaper left in the United States e.
ce1t the FREE TRADER. Then the "senior" and
"Beemus' will gazs sadly upon the dozr'l,o
scene, "monarchs of all they survey" aud She
FREE TRADER will haze no limits 20 ito circu-
lAtioa. Terms Sa.0O per year, strictly cash, an
In advance. P. o. oidlese, Ottawa, Ill.
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Political Notes.


The minority representation plan enabled
the democrats of Kane, Dupage, &C., to erect
democrat to the legislature, tie members
elect being two republicans and one democrat,
and of course the Beacon is 'down on" minori-
ty representation.
The Louisville Courier.J0urnaL remarks that
William Shakespeare w0rte something tor
everybody, and gives the following as what
be wrote for GRANT:
'You yourself
Are much condemned to have an itching palm,
To sell and mart your offices for gold
To undeservers."
GLOW many Dents are there, anyhow asks
the Courier-J0Mnd7. Please don't launch
that conundrum at Detroit. The horse dis
ease is enough for one town to ponder OVER
Detroit Free Press.
Casey's resignation was sen! back to him
las. week, and 'that other honest man" who
was being looked up to take his place will re-
main in obscuriy.
A Tennessee orator says; "Grant haiut
many on Grammar, but you ought to see him
throw hisselt on to mild cigar"
Susan B. Anthony has voted, but she has
not reached her goal; the incident has only
furnished her with text tor harsngues which
will last as long AS she does. -Chicago Times
And juding the future by the past, how long,
Oh, Lord9 that will be! Eternal Susan
Amid the wreck OF matter AM crash of " orlde
she'll light the torch of won.u suffrage At
Natures funeral pyre, so she will Cincinnati,
| Enquirer.
MORE GIFTS TO GEANT.-Spaniard in Cub
are getting Cup subscription to purchase fol
presentation to President Grant 10000 of tn
most costly cigars which Can be found c
made. They will cost about $4,000 TIL,
presentation is TO be for services rendered b,
Grants administration to tne Spanish part,
in Cuba
| On Tuesday was announced the dismissal G
700 employees from the Phi.del phia nav,
yard. This is supplemented by the di, ois,a
OF over 1000 from the Brooklyn navy yard o.
"Wednesday. The agents Of the COVER !agu
| do not take the trouble to disguise the dis
graceful fact that the navy yards of the cour
try were cremmed win voting cattle tor tn
service OF Grant ON election day This
some Of lhlt civil service reform OF which III
people have had abundant experience.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23

1t is the great household remedy. pleesanfto
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. 1t is better than Bitters, Cordial
Buchu or sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-11-23
Council! proceedings.
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING.


TUESDAY Nov 18th.
Present-Aldermen Stout, Smith, Phelps, Carey,
Dean, Huston, Rabensteia, Formulas, ACG.nnis,
1entzer, Mates and Fields.
On motion Of Carey, Alderman Stout Was up
pointed president pro TEN.
Minutes of last meeting were read and approved.
Petition Of John Flick, asking City Council to
relieve HIM from penalty imposed by Police Mag
lstrate, was on motion OF Formha!s, referred t.
license committee Tor report at next meeting.
Petition Of Peter Meyer. Fire Warden, was,
on motion ct Smith, received and ordered placed
on file.
On motiorfoi McGinnIs, the law and ordinance
committee was granted further time for report on
matters previously referred.
COMMITTEE ON sewerage, to which had been re-
ferred the matter Of the extension OF Paul street
sewer, reported that they had investigated the
subject, and was OF opniniOn that, al u moderate
expense, the nuisance complained of could be
abated, provided property owners were satisfied
to have the Improvement made through their
grounds.
On motion of Phelps, report received, and COM
mttec. with Mayor Boyle, was authorized 10 have
the Improvement made.
SPECIAL committee, to which was refcrrd petit
ton OF Jos. l.. Porter, asking abatement flax,
reported adversely to granting the petition. On
motion Of lentzer. report was accepted and or
dered placed on file.
On motion of Formulas, the matter OF compen.
satiOn to Deceive Crane for services during the
State Fair was referred to police committee for
report.
License committee having reported satisiac-
turily as to bond of Jacob Baisch, IL was on mo-
| tion of Smith, approved.
On motion OF Carey, VIM. Stormont was grant.
| cd the privilege OF erecting platform scales in
| front OF his foundry, on the north side OF Laiay
| cite street.
On motion of Carey, Clerk was directed to is.
sue an order for $lo0, payable to VIM. Norris, for
| extra compensation, in consideration Of his ELI
| Client services as Supervisor Of streets.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Thos Carroll, bridge tender, s sc 90
| Peter Welsh 90 90
| NJ 4 Moody " Is 90
John Leonard, bridge acct, IL ~
Hamilton Iilliard, bridge acct, 20 o.
Geo Burgess, gas acct, 80 "a
NJ Cahill % IL
| Ottawa Gas Co. I" 600 lC
Brumbach, surveyor l6 0(
Cullen d Sapt printing, II o.
WIN A Brundage IL 81
Ed Slattery, masonry, 2Ot
John Heating, coal, G3l
Pat Donaghue " LAG
VIM Norris, supervisor IS 81
Justu9 Harris, marshal, 500
Peter Meyer, asst. marshal, 90 o.
Ben Jones, police acct, 90
Jas Foster II" 30
VIM GregOr " go
II Fredenburgh, jailor, 6s o
j il Church, weighing coal, S
Owen Shea, street labor, 2l7
Pat Clifford $50
Dennis Conncl :" II
Thomas Cahill, team labor, l65
Marks Moriarty a. 12O
James Carroll Goa. acct, IS
Louis eagle, stone acct, 1910
Colwell, Clark Il Co., lumber, IA
Adjourned to Tuesday, Dec. 3, 1872, at Pm.
Il. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk
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d. Henry's Roo: and Plant Pills.
Mid yet thorough-ro nausea or grtpins-en-
frely vege'asle-grca, liver remedy. Price Is
cents. Sod by Druggists.
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SNAIL FARM choice land, near the dam, a, only
~ fo per acre. A doaidod bargain. - 49,
HARRIS & KELLOGG,
Real Estate Brokers.
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Marr,s-a C-i3a.

Interesting Work, Ealar-s' Edition, New
fr rawlings, Two-huadrcd and sixty Pages,
Price % cents Adde'S 1T. BUTTs' DIsFTN-
SHY, y North E..4ll Street, st. Louis, Nc.
See Advcg Sseu,eut
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Subscription $500 in Advance.

Which also entities the Suhscr6sr to Shsre in the Dg.bu
ton o. pIsnuns All present subscribers. upon renewing
trr Subscriptions will he enlisted to participate upon the
fame condition TIE Premiums will be delivered
to Committee selected ny the Subscribers present who will
conduct the Distribution On. tEOuSA I'D subscriptions only
viii be taken and ba Close list that
Der IL received.
From the OF Vol the ADVERTISER will be
Independent in politics. VIII give = complete summary OF
Foreign and Domestic. Local and County News, together
VIVA stories, Poetry Choice Miscellany New York Chicago
81. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Cleveland Toledo and !he
Local Markets. In will aim TO be every respect
firstClass Eight Page Family Newspaper.
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HRS. vEs;tcor,5-s Syrup.
The great soothing remedy. Price oa-y Is
cents. Gives res. to the mother and health to
the child Sold by Druggists
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RETEAENCEs.

We permitted to refer to the following Business Men Of
harse.les
H. A. TILLOTsON Secretary and Treasurer Of Msrseles
Manufacturing Company
MAECELLUS II. PITTS.
JOSHUA NORTON, Of the hrm OF Brown Norton, Paper
Manufacturers.
EFT PIERCE, Secretary and Treasurer Of the Illinois Ag.
cultural Works.
W c. TILLsON Cashier First National Bank Narseilles
~ Subscriptions received BY GEO. n. CASH,
Agent NJ Ottawa, Illinois. nov9-tjanl
BURTON d CARRIER, Publishers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-02-14

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bemeates &eben suriid. Gr bate uuter
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rem ssfibrt unp oas reatlde Ieid nod
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04
PRUSSIA

BERLIN, November 3.-Mr. Bancroft,
the American Ambassador, soon after
the EmpeTor's decision was rendered on
the San Juan boundary question, applied
at the Foreign Office for an account Of
the expenses incurred by the German
government in the course of arbitration
with a view to reimbursement. He was
informed that the German government
had no bill OF expenses against the
United States.
STRAsBoURG, November S.-The Ger
man government will re-establish next
year the Councils General in Alsace and
Lorraine in the same form in which they
existed under French dominion.
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FROM MEXICO.
Latest Intelligenee from the City Of Mex
ieO-PrOgress OF Affairs under
the New Rnles


CITY OF MEXICO, October 25, vio Ha-
yana, November ], and Key West,
November General Rosencfafiz' and
Mr.. Plumbis railroad controversy Is
subject of interest. Much correspondence
has taken place concerning it. Trevano
has arrived at the capital. He was well
received by Lerdi de Tejeda Porinio.
Diaz has commissioned nOtable citi-
zens to arrange peace between himself
and LerdO de Tejeda.
General TIminez has been imprisoned
in Guerrero because he had not surren-
dered his arms.
Almendare, the leader Of the citadel
revolt last year, has been arrested.
The commission to investigate the
border depredations went to Matamoras
to-day. - @
The Mexican government still delays
action the on Mixed Claims Commission.
Bliss, American Charge d'A6aires
during the absence of Minister Nelson,
is at present in poor health.
On the news OF the death of Seward,
the flag on the American legation and
consulate building was hoisted half-mast
and kept so four days. The Mexican
press contained lengthy and flattering
biographies of Seward.
Mining matters are improving. Sew
eral rich mineral veins were discovered
lately.
Manuel Agnas, Protestant-Episcopal
Bishop of Mexico, died on the eighteenth
of October. @ aA
The new Protestant Church has been
opened.
Several journals complain that the
Catholics post pasquinades on the street
corners against PrOtestants.
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CHICAGO. III.

CHICAGO, November 3.-Scarcely 8
horse was seen on the streets to-day
though the weather was clear and beau
tifpl. The Mayor has called a special
meeting of the City Council for to-mor-
row night, with a view 10 authorizing
the Street-Car Company to use dummy
engines within the city limits. The
Adams Express Company state that
their horses have Sc far escaped. There
will be a good many oxen in use to-
morrow. Some have already been put
into service. Baggage wagons propelled
by man power were seen on the streets
tonight.
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U.SuINGrON CITY.

WASHINGTON, November "a ma
iority of the horses here are now suffer
ing from the horse disease. Yesterday
it made its appearance in the railroad
stables in full force, and in few hours
numbers of horses were relieved from
work. To-day none of the cars are run
ming, the owners giving all their horses
the benefit of a rest. Blankets have
been purchased in large quantities in
order to keep the horses warm. Par
ticular attention is paid to this branch OF
treatment, and to cleanliness. Disin-
fectants are everywhere freely use in the
stables. Very few hacks and private
carriages were on the streets to-day, and
these from necessity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04

LOUISVILLE, November 3.--The large
steam cooper shops Of Brookbank d Co.,
at Jacksonville, Indiana, burned down
/ this morning. Loss about thirty thou
sand dollars; insurance twelve thousand
! dollars, in Ohio and Missouri companies.
/ This morning German nsmed Chris
/ tian Undright was found lying by the
Rad in the suburbs Of New Albany, In
/ diana, in an insensible coIditi0n, and
was removed to the jail, where he died
I IN few hours. He had been knocked
down with a heavy wagon whip Satur-
! day by Henry Erdman, luspectable
citizen of New Albany, and the post
/ naOrtcDl examination showed that death
came from the blow. The verdict Of the
coroner's jury charges granddaughter on
EIdman, who was arrested and pat ia
jail.
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weather Prognostics.

WASHINGTON, November 3.-For the
lower lakes and thence over New Eng
land and the Middle States northerly
winds, with occasional rain, but clear
ing and clear weather. For Monday,
in the South Atlantic 9-qtes, northerly
to westerly winds, and generally clear
weather. In the Gulf States northerly
to easterly winds, partly cloudy weather,
with occasional coast rain. In the
northwest and thence to Michigan and
the lower Ohio valley partly cloudy
weather and light variable winds, with
frosts on Monday morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04

ST. LOUIS, November $50 far there
has not been a single case In this city Of
the epidemic which has prevailed so ex-
tensively in Eastern cities, but its pro-
gress west is being carefully watched by
horse owners here, and every precaution
and Safeguard, taught by experience of
other cities, has been taken either to
ward off the disease or intelligently to
treat it should it appear.
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GUIANA.

DEIERARA, November 3.-The re-
cent riotous conduct on the part of the
coolies resulted in the death of five OF
their number and the wounding of three.
The disturbance originated on the Dew
onshire estate in difficulty about
wages. One cOOlie was arrested, and
when about to be tried, his associates,
armed with cutlasses and cudgels, took
possession of the estate, drove Off the
blacks, and threatened to kill the over
seers. When the police arrived the
coolies became very defiant, and finally
attacked the officers, who fired upon
them, with the result stated above. A
detachment of troops was sent to the
scene, but the coolies had returned to
work, and all was quiet.
Advices from Hayti state that the
French Minister threatens to resort to
the same measures taken by the Ger
mans for the recovery of fifty-four thou
sand dollars due French citizens, and
has sent for the French Admiral. The
Haytiens have appealed to the liberality
and humanity of President Thiers.,
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ESTABLISHED 1910. LLE5 =


ants TO withhold the one-seventh claimed
by them, and alleges the amount due
him on The sales to be S54, 215, Of which
I he has received but Sl4. 7g6 so, which
{ leaves a balance still due him OF
/ $50, AIS 0S. From theplalntif7s petition
it appears that the said DR.. 5. NJ.
I Wheaton, in lleo Of sufficient remunera-
] ton, transferred to him an bis interest
in tne said contract with Bridge 4 Co.,
8s stated above; that the total sales
made by defendants, - reported to him
under this agreement, was Sl3 bales, for
which they received S2l2,l43 90, and
that the Sctual charges paid by them
were Sl35, ,S6S Gl, and that there was due
him under this agreement Sl9,O5S 81.
The actual sales made 6y the defend
ants is alleged by plaintiff to be SO
bales, for which they received, for 4S3
bales sold In Memphis S13S,734 Is, for
354 bales sold in New York S2S2, ,SS2 90,
aud that be Is entitled TO One-foHrth the
net profits in these sales, which amounts
to ST. ,922 03, Of which amount was re-
ceived the sum Of Sl9,06S 81 as above
mentioned, and there remain vet due
him So, ,S63 o. Plaintiff further alleges
that his just and fair proportion Of the
proceeds and profits Of the several trans
actiOns, anu Of the several sums re-
ceived by defendants, amounts in the
aggregate % Si27, ,37s 90 over aud above
all just credits and payments, for which
the defendants wholly refuse 10 account,
and fraudulently withheld from him.
Plaintiff therefore pays Judgment that
accounts be taken and stated by and
under direction of this court, between
the plaintiff and defendants of all the
transaction between Il EN-, and that
upon said account payment be adjudged
TO the party or parties entitled thereto,
in such proportion as the court may
deem just and proper, and that the
plaintiff receive his costs being and
such other Judgment as the court may
deem proper in the premises.
THE Secretary of the Democratic
State Executive Committee says Cheat
ham will defeat johnson by thirty-seven
thousand votes. Let US work for these
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JAMAICA.

KINGSTON, October 26.-The Legisla-
ture voted sum of money to enable
the poor who had their houses blown
down by the hurricane Of 1871, to erect
huts. The money was distributed, and
as matter of political routine the bill
was sent to England that it might re-
ceive Her Majesty's assent, and it has
just been returned by the Secretary Of
State vetoed by her majesty.
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SPAIN.

MADRIT November 3.-Senor SagOsta
has come forward as a candidate for the
Lower House of Cortes from one of the
provincial districts.
Senior Balaguer, the Minister Of Fl
nance in the Sagosta Cabinet, demands
a prompt meeting of the special COM
mittee of the COrtes on Impeachment
and a speedy trial of the charges against
him and his colleagues. The Republi-
cans and advanced Radicals in the COTtes
have resolved to push forward the inn
peachment proceedings, nOtwithstand-
ing SenOr SOrillar's advice to the con-
trary.
The Queen of Spain is enciente.
The Financial Committee ofthe Lower
House has approved the mortgage and
bank bills.
The drivers and stokers' on the rail-
way between the Basque provinces and
st. Nazaire have struck for higher
wages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04

LET Democrats lay aside all personal
preferences and prejudices, nd listen no
longer to the discordant voices of those
disorganizers who for months past have
been proclaiming from the stump and
the tripod that the great political need
Of the day is the disruption Of the DEM
ocratic party. Stand firmly in this hour
Of trial by the well established usages OF
the party, and vote for its nominees.