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cXpelhng the air by the chimneys, However
tigh the lower openings, you will probably
smell II little of it as a warm sea.breezc. BY
next morning the law of gaseous diffusion
will, even through the chimneys only, have
disposed of all its traces and it will mean.
while have found out every unCean atom,
Turk where it may, and killed every germ or
sperm, zomotic or aninalcular, deadcr than
any other killing known.
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theory floor him at once, however, by asking
why the noises are loudcst on alternate
nights, and why they always occur between
8 O'Clock p. NJ and ) A. N.
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STAT'E or I'LL oIsS, La SALLKCo
- IN re CEc"H tpUit !tesW 90 JGHtGlv Tern, lSH-b
Ch1uce1V.
Anton WalruH ~. Teresa Walnut. DirOiTe
IL appearing affidavit file In the office the
clerk III said court that said defendant theresa Walru
resident OF snids and said complainant having
his bill OF complaint said court, on the chancery side
thereof the 10th day Of November 1873. hereR ana
summons having been issued thereon according 10 law
Notice therefore, hereby given 70 said defendant Tsere-
So Walrun, that unless personally be and appear b.
fore said court n said term thereof 10 be held nj the Court
House III Ottawa Ia said county, the bird Monday
January ncNi AD ISL (when and where sac summons
tnrnabie aud plead answer arnur or except To SAID bill.
the VIII be taken Confessed against and the
matters and things therein prayed TOR decresd accordingly
CHARLES II HOOE- Clerk.
JAS. W. DUNCAN, Solicitor. noy5-iw
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NO'rICIc.-tsTArF OF LEWIS EGLE. DEcR ,sRp-
Notice Is hereby given, that The undersigned, admins.
atry OF The estate OF Lewis EIle ntc Of the county
OF la Sale and STATE Of Illinois, deceased VIII appear before
the County Court ut said county the 5d Monday heng
the 18th day OF Dee 1873, ut the Court House In Ottawa,
in said county when where all pcrsOrn having claims
demands against said estate notified To attend and
present the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this 2Oih day Of October 4. D. 1873. ~
CHRISTINA EGLE.
Uc'!j.6w ADMINISTRATIVE.
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~ oEhGt!. -tsrArE or GEORGE J. TREMPER, DEC.
" Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned admins
rutrN OF the cstaeu George j. Trrmyer late OF the
OF La sale and state OF Illinois deceased will appear he
the county Cont OF said the 81 Monday Tho
INK th 18Th day January n D. 49, at the Court House In
in said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified attend
and present the same iu writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day Of November A, II. 1873
CATHERINE TREMPER.
nOvl5 CIV AtrnlniStrstrlx.
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Np'J'tG ic.-EsrAIE or HENRY o. CoL.I, DRop
~ Notice Is hereby giyCn that the undersigned admnis
tat.iA Oi the estate ul Henry {. NiCOla latc the
county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear
before the County Court said county the third Monday
hcng the 18Th day OF January lsI the Court House In
Ottawa III said county, when and where all persons having
claims demlds against said csate notified attend
ANA present the same IN writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th day of November a. u. 1873.
ELSA u. SICOLAI
uJYlj 6w AdminlstraiIi1.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

Among the great discoveries
OF modern science, few are Of
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than this eftectual remedy for
all diseases of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial OF it, yir-
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troll them. The testimony Of
our best citizens, OF allChSseS,
establishes the fact that CHR.
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STA,rr. OF ILLINoIs, Ia sALLkCe-ss

- Mhe CUcuH court MereOr, 10 January T11n lSsi.-it,
Jhipceyy.
Catherine Delaney rs. william DClaOey.-DirOrte.
1t appearing nom affidavit on hle In the office OF the
clerk OF sad court that said defendant William PeAsey Is
not reSid.nt of said and said complainant having
lied her Bill Of complaint IN said court, on the ehSncery
side thereof on the NtA day OF Now 1873 herein and
summons having been issued thereon according 10 law;
Notice, Therefore h hereby given to said defendant VIII
liam Delaney, that unless YOU personally I've and appear be
fore said court al term thereof 10 be held at the Court
House IN ottawa In said county, on the tnrd Monday
January next, D. >i twhen and where said summons Is
rcurnabe and cad, answer denur or except to sad bill,
the same VIII he token for confessed against YOU and the
matters and things therein prayed for decrecd accordngy
CHARLES II. HOOK, CLERK
GEO. W. W. BlAkY, solicitor. noyl5-4W
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The most dangerous affections OF the Pulmonary Organs
yield To It's power. ana cases of s'On>-unI pt OI
cnred by this preparation, publicly known, 80 remtT
bic AZ hardly In De believed they not proven beyond
dispute AS remedy II Is adequate, which the pablo
may rely Tor inl protection. BY curing Coughs, the
torerunneTs OF more serious dis II uunumhgud
lives, and an amount Of suffering not 20 be computed. Il
challenges trial, and conynCus the most sGentlCa. kYey
FAMILY should keep hand protection against the
early anu unpeIctllrd BitaCN Of Pulmonary AhtCtOn~
WhCu are easily met at rt hut which become ucUTanlr
and too often fatal if neglected Tender lungs need this
defence; and Il is UuWNc 10 be whoutt As safeguard
to children amid the distressing diseases which b1sct the
Throat and chest Of Childhood tnEERY PICTORIAL is u
VARIABLE; Tor by It's timely Use, uUltitbdCS rescued
from premature graves nd saved to the love affection
centred on them II nets Spe Oily aud surely against ord
nary colds securing sound and notwithstanding sleep. No
one VIII suffer troublesome Influenza and painful
siron chiti~, when they know how easily they can
be cured.
Originally the product of long, aborous and successful
chemical Investigation, cost toll J. spared IN making
every bottle In the utmost possible perfection II may be
confidently relied upon possessing All the virtues It has
ever exhibited, and Capab" OF producing meu1r
BILE as the grca test II has ever effected
PREPARED Ky
DR.. J. G. AVER g. co. Towa1 Massachusetts,
National Republican., 1873-09-29

prociatc such trucking conduct on tho part
OF Daniels. In fact, his reputation is greater
in this section Tor lager-beer drinking than IL
Ia for consistency rs to our local issues. The
principal fight seems to be made between
those candidates fer the Legislature who
favor
HON. R. N. T. HUNTER roR SENATOR,
and those VINO do not Our people are OPP
posed to all Hunter delegates. They regard
him as responsible for the waste and destruc-
tion Of property and the enormous sacrifice
OF life after his conference with tho peace
commissioners In Hampton Roads. Had he,
upon his return to Richmond, truly stated the
terms offered by President Lincoln they would
have been accepted and years Of anguish
aud poverty and much humiliation and woe
have been spared to Virginia. From every
hearthstone a vacant place cries out against
bestowing honor upon this man.
| In truth, Mr.. Editor, these old fellows are
now misleading the State, and by eloquent
picturing Of the battle scenes, &C., In which
they themselves took part arc cndcayoring
to persuade the youth and energy of Virginia
to ratlfy and bolster-up their war record.
But we will none Of IL, We don { propose
fighting the war over and over again forever,
and we shall leave Mr. Kemper Il Co. to form
a mutual admiration society and rehearse theiI
heroic achievements rs long rs they will
whilst we shall next November, place live
man at the head Of Virginia, and go on and
develop the material wealth Of the State
The old grandeur Of our mother State standi
as q glowing cloud, and ycarns for surceas,
Of this war-talk, and restoration TO th,
galaxy Of honor encrcling the true and good
VI.
National Republican., 1873-09-29
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE FINAN-
CIAL SITUATION.

The President, in conversation yesterday,
explained that IL Is impossible under existing
law 10 anticipate the payment Of Govern
meut bonds maturing on the 1st Of January,
1874, Of which eco, ,0oo, 900 are now out. The
law, he added, Is explicit on this point, and
II 1t were not the bonds are redeemablc In
gold. Their redemption in advance Of ma
tunty would consequently afford no relief to
the market, as there ia no demand for gold.
He further stated that on Saturday he tele-
graphed to New York most positive rcitcr-
alton Of his determination to adhere to the
present policy OF the Government respecting
the legal-tendcr reserve. lie still maintain,
confident belief that the pending disturb
ancc will soon exhaust itself, and that event
nally the country will he benefited by the
purging Of the business basis Of the country
which is now going on.
The law referred to as prohibiting the re-
dcmption Of the "A Five per cents Is known
as the 'act to strengthen tho public credit,
aud the provision which directly relates I,
the case In point is as follows:
"But none Of said intcrest-bearing obligation
not already due shall be redeemed or paid befor
notes shall be convertible into coin At the optio
Of the holder, or unless at such time bonds OF IN
United States bearing lower rate OF inteIes
than the bonds to be redeemed can be sold a
National Republican., 1873-09-29
Eysa Wipehester.

tProm an Occasional Coyrespondontl
wNcHEsrxR. Va. Beptsm bar p, isa
The campaign has at last opened hero.
Last night there was large and enthusiastic
mass meeting Of colored Republicans in the
Baptist church. Many excellent speeches
were made. Particularly noticeable was one
by Mr.. Robert Smith Mr.. John II. Dean, o
member Of the State Central Republican
Committee, expounded In lucid manner
the plan OF organization and campaign In
this section. Mr.. Deans suRclpct and elo-
quent statement carried confidence and en-
thusiasm to every heart. The meeting, how
ever, was rather suddenly terminated by
Mr.George Haines and some riOtOus satellites
expressing their disapprobati0n OF some por-
tions Of the procedure by raising row and
turning out the lights.
HAINRs Is A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL,
being the mail route agent between this point
and Harpcr's Ferry. 1t is surprising the
Government cannot find better men than
common street drunkards for such positions.
II we cant have efficient men In Office who
will cooperate with u.s. we should ut least
not have men who break up Republican
meetings, They ought to be our friends,
and II these are, may the Lord preserve us
from having any more such.
The local Issues are absorbing much attcn-
ton. In our county there are four candl-
dates for the Legislature: SO great s the
disaffection towards the Conservative party
that even the personal Issues involved will
not bring out larger vote than Greeley had.
Kemper bases his entire hopes Of success,
not upon the record of the Conservative party,
but upon the local Issues bringing out the
vote and that by sounding HIS tocsin aud
| eulOgizing his war record, he hopes to keep
the people from erasing the State from the
county officials to be elected, not one TWEEN
tieth Of the Walker vote would be polled In
the Valley Eext November The personne Of
| the
CONSERVATIVE TICKET IL NOT POPULAR
here. Many voted for Greeley simply be-
cause they were good party dlseiplinarlans I;
Kemper, however, can have no such excuse.
He was one Of the origlnators OF the move
ment and was instrumental In preparing the
bitter potion and forcing II down the throats
of the unwilling Valley voters.
Withers was at one time very popular and
decidedly the favorlte for the first place on
the ticket in this locality. Many now, how
ever think he has demeaned himself by ac-
ccpting subordinate position, when his
claims should have been paramount for the
first place.
Daniels Is only slightly known, and that
not very fayOrably. Many OF our sturdy, In
| dependent farmers heartily condemn him for
| his dispatch to General Grant congratuk1ing
| him on the success of his policy In the cleo
tion OF Governor Walker. Whether or not
General Grant favored Wells election we arc
not prepared either TO know or say, but
what amounts TO the ssie thing-our people
believe be did. They, therefore, do not ap-
National Republican., 1873-09-29
REPRESENTATION NOTICE.
TO THE VOTERS QF THE DISTRICT OF co.

As required by the "act In relation TO tho regis.
traton Of voters In the District Of Columbia" ar.
proved June D., 1873 the Board OF ReElstratiOn for
the District Of Columbia will hold sessions daily,
? m. of each day, commsnc,nS on M9EpAY, Sep.
tember q. and ending with WEDNESDAY, October
), 1873, at their rooms In this Executive Building,
northwest corner OF PennsylyAniA avenue and Bev.
epteenth street northwest wAshinston. d. o..
cations not heretofore registered, and all persons
who have arrived At the age Of twenty One yearr
since the last election, and chose who will attain
that ageon or before the 18th day Of October neIi
have chang ed their residence from one Lesislaiiye
thirty days Immediately preceding the ilth day OF
October next and all persons who have been
natnraliked, and whose naturalization papers have
B9ard aud have their names properly registered.
Persons who were registered at the last registrA
ton and have not changed their residence from
one Legislative district 70 another since, need not
law above cited 'the reslsration OF voters for lie
thsEsnera election OF 1873 ect to such changes
and corrections as are made necessary by the pro
Persons haying knowledge Of the death q or re.
moyM from the district Of ADy citizen are requested
H There will De no registration In the several
Lesisatiye distriets nor ~ the Oity HALL but the
on the day Of election, during the hours such elec
tion In held, ITO certify In whom error has
been made In transcribing names OF persons en-
titled TO vote" and for that nllIpoaN only,
efSa88BB III a8BsAsF sA saIFpEos'
e9sSa 9SsSSats Ii s;salEE$Esss' E;aE$sss
DAVID AEssEh,
sspip Board Of hexisuaeon'
National Republican., 1873-09-29
S1,6OO,OOO.

Total. i2.OoO Gifts all Cash. amounting tos .soOo
The distribution will be positive whether all the
hckets are sold or not. and the twelve thousand
sIfts all paid In proportion to the tickets sold.
Price Of Tickets.
Whole tickets. s69i halves sas; tenths, o. each
for Si,OoO: ils whole tickets for S5,O0O IN whole
tickets for slOlOoo No discount on less tnAn 35O0
worth OF tickets at time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders accom-.
panied by the money promptly Allied Liberal
terms given 10 those who buy to sell again.
THOS. X. BRANII.ETTE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky and Manager
OF on Concert, Public Library Building, Louie
willie. Ky. seas. y hBim
National Republican., 1873-09-29
THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE STATE.

Public Meetings and Joint Discussions
LynchburR, Bedford, Winchester and
Cuipeper-Thc Progress Of the Canvas.
-Appomaites Courthouse the Scene Of
Another surrcndcr-Thc Town Of LfW
criy-Red-bot Discussion nj Culrcpcr.
National Republican., 1873-09-29
From BynchburH.
From an Occasional Correspondent


LrsouBURe, VA, Sept. 25. Is7a
The canvass In this State Is proceeding
with great yigor. The Republican organiza-
tions are active and confident. Their candi-
dates and public speakers champion not only
the doctrines Of the national Republican
party, but seek the elevation and improve
ment Of all her citizens and
vIRorSIAs MATERNAL DEVELOPMENT.
To this end they advocate the encourage
ment Of immigration by liberal, magnani-
nous policy, Just comprehension of her
vast and undeveloped mineral, agricultural
and commercial resources, the carrying out
In good faith Of the public school system and
the encouragement by the General Govern
mcnt Of the internal improvements Of the
State, which are confcssedly OF national i'm
portance, such rs the completion Of the
James river and Kanawha canal. They advo-
cate economy In the expenditures of the
State government. These sentiments Of tolo-
ration, liberallty and general good Will, the
sure parent Of prosperity, the Conservatives
oppose with
PREJUDICE, OLD WAR HATREDs, AND IsToL.
| ERANCK
Their candidates represent tho old war
issues. Their speakers overflow with race
hatred" bitter belliDi prejudice, and the
lowest appeals to passion. The war for the
development Of Virginia Is now waging, and
is scarcely less significant than the former
'unpieasantness, Of which our State was the
great theatre.
MEETING AT APPoMATToX COURTHOUSE.
To-day there was large mass meeting at
the historic Appomattox Courthouse, near
the site Of the old apple tree. The Rcpubll'
can candidate for Lieutenant Governor, Hon.
IC. 2. Ramsdcll, was announced a. the chief
speaker. He left our city with party Of
friendsAon the early train, and was met al
the station by Republicans with carriages, to
convey the party to the courthouse, two
miles distant. Singular enough one Of the
horses to Mr.. Ramsdell's carriage was the
horse which bore the dag Of truce from Gen.
eral Lee to General Grant, which cventuatcd
In the historic surrender Of General Lees
army. He Is still well preserved. The meet
ing organized by the election Of Rev. Isaac
Tinsloy as chairman, the chaplain to the old
Whiy Congress of 1S47 aud lS4S
Mr.. Ramsdell's speech was manly, libsra
and statesmanlike. Like his many othci
efforts In the canvass, IL was well received
and won many friends. lie has met Hon
Johu Goode, Col. Withers and their ables
speakers, and always with credit. Genera
. kemper refused to meet him In discussion a
Bedford on Tuesday last Col. X. W. Hughes
the Republican candidate for Governor, u
also doing good service.
Our friends In the North can rest assure,
/, that the canvass In Virginia is no idle pas
r time, but q hand-to-hand grapple, In whicl
. tho best talent and sturdiest efforts find al
ample field for action.
All the signs indicate an overwhelming sue
: cess for RtpublicdnisD. X.
National Republican., 1873-09-29
ID EAL ESTATE DIRECTORY or THE
IN CITY OF WASHINGTON,

feet % iIe Inch. comprising al lots, parts Of iois
Surveyor. Also the asssssed value ii grouiii and
baSlns %asria tSerso sth The iocaaSa q q rs e
plugs, water.nAinh, and nre alarm stations, aud
Srts To Ss a bs a Ga m
weekly numbers, not to exceed nifty, each contain
irg twenty four squares.
WARRINGTON, d, O., September II, Is7s.
Tho public and those desiring such 4 work are
aSssy Sssss q Msssfs TasSia and !" w f ss
70 examine aud ,suPeryise the publication OF what
toa.s aud they may be assured Of tie c eorrecthsss
subdivision as the SANG fS q SohsITTEo 4 M ONCE
Surveyor OF the District o columbia,
l also have agreed TO examine the statistical ta-
bles 10 be flrnshed Ia the above. TONED publ
cation n that ths inf1rmntion In them VIII bs cor
AND 0'n'' '''0'Sf %ILLfSao oSst55RaAN. Tax olsrr.
After most careful investigation and inquiry we
sEf hor9uSaly satisfied as TO the faSilities and and
every wsy reliable and Of value e the Inblie gen,
@ ssryics. Tifoi SFoS, Heal iststs BroEsrs Bi Sso'
subscriptions and orders will be received at the
J. Pratt ssoy. ~ ~, Ninth street, northwest
qffST FOX ss Ests!s rsESss E @ Pennsy
sAmpie number, may be seen Of either Of these
70 any Addsssi ss Is 70 may be desired
striSt oomplisnosto prOmises made ip tes gEespec.
'u' Is assured EEPP PPRhhAfTs RhAf1Thrz'
ssibdn oonpllsrs aud Publishers
National Republican., 1873-09-29
Frem Bedford.
From an Occasional Correspondent
I,IprarY. BfpFoRD County, VA

LInERrr. BEDFORD SorssJy,y.
By permission write you a few lines as to
the progress Of events In this section of our
State. This little town lies at the foot Of the
Peaks Of Otter, and Is fayorite resort Of n
great many people from oil parts OF the conn
try during the summer months, Our hotels
are good, and their charges are moderate;
our girls are pretty and our young men are
gallant. Then we also have an enterprising
and
ENERGETIC SET OF BUSINESS MEN,
who are doing everything In their power to
build up the place. Tobacco Is the great
staple In this county, and the tobacco in
terest Is the large ono here. We have two
large warehouses for the sale of the leaf, and
nine factories for the manufacturing of the
same, and their product stands deservedly
high. There are also other Establishments
for stemming and packing, and some Of them
ship direct to England from this point. We
also have two foundr.es In successful opera
ton, and party engaged In the msnufac-
ture of agricultural implements. There Is
room and need for many more industries.
Bedford Is large county, and has been q
very rich one, and will be again.
We NeTN ko
on yesterday to attend court and hear the
speaking. The Republicans had the Hon. G.
=. Ramsdell, Judge David Fultz, aud Capt.
J. Ii. Rives, Congressional canvasser for the
district, from abroad; and our townsman,
James FoOte johnson. The other side had
General Kemper, Judge Huston, of Bathurst;
John W. Daniel, Of Lynchburg, and others.
The Republicans were very anxious to ar
range for joint discussion. but could get
NO PAIR TERMS FROM THEIR OPPONENTS,
so Kempcr and party took up position In q
tobacco warehouse, and the Republicans took
position on the court green. The Republican
county committee had secured the services
Of an excellent brass band from the Mont.
gomcry White sulphur Springs, and they
were soon Joined by many who had gone to
the warehouse with the gentlemen Of con-
script ticket. Several Of the most substan-
tial citizens of the county told me that there
was too much secession down there for them. "
We had fine speeches from our candidates,
Mcssrs. Ramsdell and Fultz; also q No. l
speech from Captain J. ii. Riyes. 1t was a
great day for the Republicans Of old Bedford,
and all are determined to do their whole duty
on the 4th of November.
General Kemper was taken out riding by
one Of our local politicians after his speech,
and they were both thrown out OF the buggy
and considerably bruised.
They are commencing soon on him. With
ers stock looking up, ch!
Yours. BEDFORD.
National Republican., 1873-09-29

IN FLORIDA they have habit Of attempt
ing to pull a man down as soon as he begins
to rise in the world. This habit Is notably
applied to citizens of the State in political
life. Among the latest victims Ia senator
Conover, whose accounts as Treasurer Of tho
State previous to his election to be Senator,
have lately been oyerhauled. As might have
been expected by those who know the sena-
tor, the result OF the oyerhauling was to ex'
pose the utter absurdlty and falsehood Of the
charges Of irregularities made against him
In fact, the official records show that the
State owes Mr.. Conover nineteen cents.
National Republican., 1873-09-29

SENATOR ALCoRS, of Mississippi, has evi-
IDENTIFY met the fate reserved for selfish de-
serters from the ranks Of the political or
ganization which has done so much to honor
and elevate him. When he bolted the regil-
lar nomination. of the party and announced
himself as an independent candidate for
Governor he declared that he would await
the response" The response has come, but
II is not OF the kind that he so confidently
expected when he invited II. Its, in fact
his utter repudiation hy the Republicans Of
the State, who refuse to follow him In his
treachery, and by the Democrats, who de-
cline to have anything to do with him,
although they have made no nomination. In
the meantime the canvass In support Of sena-
tor Amcs, tho regular candidate for Governor,
is progressing actively, aud with the most
encouraging prospects