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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before applying to the notorious quaeks who advertise In
public paperso using any quack remedies peruse DR..
Butts work matter what your disease how deplor
able your condition.
DR.. Butts occupies double house Of tWenty.seven
rooms ndorsed by the most celebrated medi.
ealprosors this country and Europe aud be con.
suted personally by mall the diseases mentioned In
his works. Once and parlors, No. ~ N. Eighth street
between Market and Chesnut, 81. Louis, No.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04

depreciation of nature; for bis
fundamental idea is NATURAL
Scrtbner'S for September
News from RebeldOm. .--.Jeff
Davis makes a Speech.
From the Richmond Enquirer, August 10
At IL o'clock the Convention
assembled to welcome Mr.. Da.
Wis. The large ball room was
crowded with ladies, and when
he entered he was received
with applause end standing,
Mr.. Davis was introduced by
Admiral Semmes. Governor
Letcher, as the organ of the
Convention, said 1t was no less
his pleasure than his duty to
introduce President Davis, and
after few eloquent remarks 8,
mixed with apt poetic illusions,
he bade him welcome, thrice
welcome, to this our home, and
10 the hearts, the affections and
the hospitalIties of our people.
[Great applause.
SPEECH OF MR.. DAVIS.
Mr.. Davis said be felt this
kind welcome. lie always felt
at home in Virginia, and what
Confederate did not? She gave
her bosom to be racked by all
the horrors of war and freely
shed her best blood. She was
now lifting her head from lis
effects, and he was glad to see
her green fields and pastures,
her fertile valleys and pictur.
esque mountains, which here,
like no where else, were
clothed from base to summit.
All were beautiful; yet there
was here something above
them all. Her men excelled
her soil, and her noble women
excelled even the men. Well
did he remember when the tide
of war had swept away the men
into the army and scattered the
negroes, how-when the barns
and houses, mills and all save
the fences, which were only
spared The destroying flame be.
cause they were of stone-how
The women of the Shenandoah
Valley, whose hands had never
known an hours toll in the
field, had made crops, and
whenever the Confederate ar
my came along had ready-made
Confederate flags, and were al
ways happy to aid the cause
and feed Confederate soldiers.
Too long had we delayed the
vindication of our cause. Many
OF the actors had been called
home to their fathers; yet the
delay had not been altogether
unfortunate, for those who felt
most deeply found it hard to
uncover their whole heart. The
prospects were brighter now.
and "truth crushed to earth
would rise again." We had
been more cheated than con-
quered by the declarations ol
the Federal President, Con-
gress and Generals. Would
there have been a surrender il
we had expected what has fol
lowed9 We were told the war
was merely carried on to main
tain the Union. Had we fore.
seen the result, We would to-
day have been free. He re-
ferred to the objects of the As.
sociatlon, and said there were
now scattered scraps of history
that should be collected 10 per.
petuate the deeds of our fallen
soldiers and vindicate the &C.
tion of our country; that great
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-09-04
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

Business has been very dull in all branches o
trade during the past week The stormy wca
thcr and bad roads have prevented the farmers
from marketing their produce
In money matters the situation Is about the
same as las, week. The demand for money is
rather greater than the supply, and accommoda.
tons by the banks are confined generally to thcig
regular customers at the usual rates, To out-
sidc"s the market is decidedly close
In Chicago tina market IL reported rs moderate.
~ close The banks generally taking from Gus.
toners all good paper Mt The usual rate Of ten per
cent, and the street rate Is firm ut from 4 10
per cent per month.
Gold has declined about two per cent d ring
the week. the premium remaining steady at tie
close at 1853 to III.
Government bonds have been rather quet Tur.
ing the week, and The prices are trihe lower
Ravens, MacKmlLy * Co. furai>h the ,ollow,ng
Ottawa quotations.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
Vicinity News.


DR.. Guy Hulett, one of the oldest citizens
of Peru, died very suddenly in that city OF
Tuesday last.-La Sale Press
The Earlvile TJangcHpt, of which A. }
Grover, Esq, is understood to be the editor
has at length revealed its mission |,
is to smash flea; or, in other words, to crush
Dr. Wiley, Mr.. Grover uses up two or three
columns of the last Transcript in this hercu
lean business, and then piously adds:
God helping me- | will continue to expos,
the unconsconable quack, that the innocent
may not suffer. This is the whole story
Wilson, of the Oregon National Quart, an
nounces in his last paper that the Guard will
be discontinued on the Cd of May, and that a
new paper, called the "Ogle County Grange,
will take its place. The change involves no
change of editor and proprietor, simply OF
the name and leading objects Of the paper
The Millngton, Kendall county, Illinois,
cheese factory worked 571,4l4 pounds OF
milk into 67,191 pounds of cheese the last
five months.
A farmer engaged in digging Il cellar near
Cornell, in this county, eyhumed two human
skeletons, supposed to be the remains Of In
dams, as they were surrounded by rude arrow
heads, rude implements made from stone
The most curious thing found with them was
an ancient copper coin about the size of an
American silver dollar-Ponttuc, Sentinel.
The Yorkville Record Of Wednesday has
an account of several accidents at or near
Plano recently Mr. John Jacobs was kicked
by horse he was driving and three of his
ribs were broken. Mr.. Christopher Wheeler
also had one of his legs broken by his team
upsetting his wagon; and Mr.. Alfred Oar.
nell's team ran over him, striking him with
the wagon tongue, breaking his jaw bone and
knocking out nine of his teeth and severing
his tongue.
News of sad accident comes from North.
vile. Mrs. Brewer, an old lady who lived on
her sons farm, had occasion to visit Somo-
lauk yesterday, and her son told the hired
nan to hitch up a team and take her. The
eam--a pair of Colts-became unmanagea.
Die, and threw the man and Mrs. Brewer both
)ut of the wagon, injuring the old lady sol
badly that she died in a short time. One of
he horses broke his leg and it was found ne.
,essary to shoot him. We have no further
-Sand,cich Gazette.
Mr.. Edgerton is putting his Cheese factory
n order, and will commence operations next
Monday week. He requires the milk from
our hundred COWS during the season Farm
RS should call and see him.-EorigiNe Tran |
cript
The boys in Mendoza found guilty of jump
ny on cars while in motion are arrested by
he city marshal, taken before " police mags.
rate and fined Just what ought to be done
n La Sale.
So says the Press, and ditto in Ottawa,
AZ we.
A fatal case of accidental poisoning oc-
urrcd at Geneseo on Friday last Major
ohm Tully was the victim. Being unwell,
&c doctor left two bottles of medicine, one to
Z given internally and the other applied ex.
rnally. The nurse, being unable to read
ave the liniment to the patient, who died
ON the effects of the dose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
From MarseiIles.
RcplsN in Case Insurance Suit--Scrcnndr- -
Finale lop---Annual Church Election -
Goods at Cost Easter Sabbath school Iesti> J.
ty---Svhoui Trustee Election.
MAnsEIILEs. April lNth.

Finale Hop---AnnuQl Church Eiection-;-
Goods at Cost Easter Sabbath school IestiNi-
iN---Nrhooi Trustee Election.
MARsEIILEs, April 10Th.
\ case of rcpcvin was tried by jury before
Justice Morcy on Tuesday, DR.. James Mont
rnmuy vs.. William NJ. Willis, Lawyers
Fisher ana C. Lindsey, attorneys for plain
iii; Hon. G. W. Stpp and T. X Walbridge
for defendant Verdict for plaintiff
The suit of NJ \. Howell vs. Hartford In
,urmce Company was called at Chicago on
Tuesday, and by motion of plaintiff was con
tuurd till the May term Of Court
The Marscilc> Silver Cornct Band We're out
in fun force last saturday evening and scre
nJdcd our citizens with SOME cXccllcntmuSiC
The last hop of the season of the Young
Gents club Of West Mar,cillcN will take
place on Friday. Prot. Willis with five
pieces Of music will be in attendance.
st the annual meeting OF the Episcopal
Church on Monday evening the following
were elected Wardcns, j. W. Dow and IL. y
Tillo'-nn Nc>trymcn, III Waite WCTill
-on, j. horton, ir, Wm. Wcsl, \. ltyall, L. j
TilI5j-on and Dr.. II, T. Wood.
Henry Towlc is selling out his stock Of dry
goods clothing etc., at cost
The Easter festival and exhibition of ~
Andrew Episcopal Sunday School was very
well attended, the church being crowded
hruncrng, of the different GLASSES were quit,
large. The decorations quite respectable; TIA,
tddrc->c, delivered 10y our respected Rector
the Re- !. Green, were both instructive and
fliriloU-
In the election for school Trustee at SHAY
c..> fifty vote, were east for Mercy and Rick
arl and ten for the old Trustees; but In,
tickrt- were headed For School Commission
rr-" The whole vote was thrown out an,
rhl people a second time defeated in thci
purpose Personally, there i, no objection {,
The present Trustees, rs they are highly re-
spectacle gentlemen, hut the great objection
has been in being compelled 10 20 $50 far on
of the way To vote. If they have any regarC
tor lie rights OF the majority. - unmi>taka
bly ospre,sed. this will be avoided in the IN
iurc
Tho School Superintendent will return Tia,
vote held al Shayers, To the Judge, Of Flee
ton Tor correction He staies that when IA,
will 81 ;hr people has been expressed, a. ia
This ease. the Supreme Court hn- invariably
decided in their favor. FrDES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

The Mciamora (Hoodford county Sesf,acl
says: a son Of Mr. John Frantz, aud nephew
OF ctr county treasurer, aged about six ycaTs
ne a lot OF the seed of the glmson lJamrs
town) weed one day la,; week. from the effect,
IL which be died
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
WE HAVE TRIED

Tus uRHAr Couau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pectora Balm Is
considered by all who have tried it the ne Plus ultra OF
medical discoveries. Testimonials pourin from all classes
expressing gratitude the thousands who have been
relieved and cured Want Of space prevents our publishing
in detail the many It has effected Physicians pre-.
scribe in daily practice the best expecorant known
and recommend It to th0ir patients In Bron.
Chia diseases.
The Proprietor with the greatest certainty. affirm
that all the facts stated with respect to the efficacy OF this
Invaluable remedy fully established in every class of
which ia recommended, by body of evidence
which will carry conviction 10 the most skephcal mind
and the medicine, although highly eectua In s remedial
character IN the highest degree, innocent in It's compo
ton, and may be taken with great benefit by the
delicate. M,rsdens ectorai Balm can be purchased from
all Druggists At - cents small or one Dollar s-.c bottles
April saw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
Dst. II. DLiS,
Interesting TO those who are Afflicted ~ I'LL
Chronic Diseases.

For there you, although you may have ed IN
vain heretofore and failed relief but you will ma
nlt you come to DEL WARD You viii not be disar
pointed IN Fading That which You have sought after So1ons
the blessing OF LealIh restored.
DIR. !. WARD Is now permanently located IN otiawa
Office up stairs over Mrs Grps.s Millinery Store. Msin ST.
Ottawa, Ills. J. WARD, NJ. u.
ottawa, June lst. R...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
CENHAUR LIDIMBnH.

There IL no pslt Ebch tne tciagr LnHeut viii not re
ucye no swelling will not sGhdue aud no iameness ThCA
IL will not cure This Is strong language. but 1t s true
Where the parts are gone s effect, are marvellous 1t
has produced more cures ofrreumatsm, neuralgia ockaw.
aay sprans swengs cakcd breasts scsids burns, salt
rhel earsche &C. upon the human frame and OF strains
spaylr gals &C. upon enlms!' in year than have all
other pretended renede7 the world began Its acUun
errtaut au al!eaing pain reeyer Crpples throw away
Their ctcas the lame walS poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without Its
no huubug The recipe published around each bottle. |;
g As no article ever before sold and It sells because It
docs Just whst pretend, DO Those who suffer from
rao.lsm pain swelling deserve to safer ftney wilnot
Use u!mcnt More than 1000 certificates remark
Able cures including limbs, chronic rheumatism
govt. ruaulng tumors Sc gratis to any requesting it,
oar bottle of the yellow wrapper Cenaur Lniment worth
oa Hundred dollars fo spawned sweened horses and
mues FOR in sheep stocko.ners, this lin
men, worth your attention No family should hc without
C,.,4.r Luimeut. :. T. Ho,E & Co.. New YORK.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
Lands in Arkansas

The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad offers for sale
OOS0vs in the rich valley OF the Arkansas iycc
These Lands unsurpassed in the production OF cotton
corn fruits vegetables and all cereals The inexhnrst!be
fertility OF the soil the climate average temperature for
the months OF Dec jan Feb and March about 43o FL per
uniting agricultural labor about eleven onths Of the
the unQuestiOned health Of the valley; the various AID
abundant timber good water and water powers, with
rapid development OF the state In railroads. population and
general improvement combine to render these lands the
garden OF the country.
Uplnnds s. so g. and River Bottoms from so
f2O per acre, on credit six and annual interest
to ". -. HOWE,
Land Commissioner,
Little Rock. Ark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
DR.. j. 3. WALKER.
.culist and Aur:5t
Who has ,,rac,iCed in this city since 1853,
may be consulted
AZ THE CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,
On the FIRST SATURDAY IN Each Month,
A..

al other nes this Is the only place he visits protes
slOnally) he may be found ~ Chicago.
WEST SIDE OFFCE2ij West Madison ST. from 10 A. NJ. to
/ ?. ". Sundays from II \. NJ. to +. NJ.
SOUTH SiDR OFFICE Al REstDENCE-No 60 Twenty third
between Prairie and Calumet Avenues, from 10 r. NJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
Ottnwa NuntNtiOns:
Ottawa Wholesale Market.
asrvpottd by RiALE BROS, wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, No. 10 La sale street.

/ VFIFWN, NpFlT II, No.
! Roads cNcccdm ,ly muddy aud very few farm.
cG, coming III. The grain market can hardly be
quoted. Butter, choice, scarce today II, fun
price,, Eggs plcaty ~ loc, No other cnuuac
! Ia mite
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

CA>-rolsIA l. more than substitute Tor Castor
OIL i IL the only ,s article in existence which is certain
10 s.ate the food regulate the bowels, wind cole
and produce natural sleep It contains neither Minerals
morphine or alcohol and is pleasant TO take Children need
ry.cry, aud mothers may rest lcol5-6mos
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
REWARD,
SToCI>IIoI.DERS' VI

STOCI<I DE:I1%' MEET
= llr annual mrrias 80 the stock bo.rss 81 The Ottawa
aul Ar-H'NUn ttNcr Plank AMI NcAdsUItei Road Com
-Iy W ~ held AZ the - huui Housv =. NJ JlarS's
saturday, AHfl 81. 10 a. % ogi'rS fsr tie ecctiOu
W So Uirlpr ala tfs transaction ui srrh other has
rua.s ...UF- tbs 'u~r''rg ti'A~. a. iuEtk
s.-.. ttfaaa ArlL :. lN-.. o.. - sc-.-tsy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
RATCnELOn,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the I IN TIE ,cp,}f. II only
True and Perfect Dye. Harmless. Reliable instantaneous
disappointment, no ridiculous uts unpleasant ouof
Remedies the vi effects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid BacG natural Brown ;leaMs the
Iar cisin gtH. btiW}h The genuine signed w a. bI'h'
.lor. Sold by al druggists. CHAS. BAICHtLo.
Nov. ly,'i3-ly Proprietor, ny.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
100000 ACRES.
CHEAP FARMS.
The cheapes; Land In market for sale IS The
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
Il the Great Platte valley
, nno n,n , ono l., ,-,..,, >,,,,,..,-
5000. 900 Acre, in Central Nebra,llt

3,OOO.O0O Acre, in Central Nebrn,lt
Now for sale IN tracts OF forty urwsd
and TIN WARS CREDIT At . pEH CBSr. No ADVANCE ~
TERHST REQUIRED.
MILD AND HEALTHFUL CLIMATE FEETiLE soIL, Az AE">
DANCE or GOOD WATER.
THE BhST MARKET Nv 7HE VEST The great ,nn
ing regions OF Wyoming CoiOrado Utah Hll Nevada 1ein
supplied by the farmers In PLATTE VALLEY.
Soldiers Entitled to Il Homestead ~ 80 Acres.
TIE BEST EOCATyONS frR ,rLpSiES.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL. MILLIONS Of !" E&S CtCuN.cs
Government Lands open for eltry under the HHsdi "
near this Gte1t R0iyOGd with good MARKETS. and al the
convenlences OF an old settled country.
FrSe passes TO purchasers OF Railroad Iann.
Sectional Maps, showing the Land. also new pG'tOn %
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET WIN NEW MAPS MAILED FREE
EyHRYWHEEE.
Address .. +. DAVIS
Land Commissioners /. =. r. H., OMAHA, Me-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
A BOOK FOR the MILLION!
TzEI;|;}ly s1Jl ISI3

A Private COEnSelor TO tho Married
or those about to Marry, on the Physiological mys-
teries and revelations OF the sexual Systru with the
latest discoveries in producing and preventing OIL
spring, preserving tho complexion, &c,
This is an interesting work of two hundred and
sixty pages, with numerous engrayngs and contains
valuable information for those who married or
contemplate marriage; still It is book that ought
to be under lock and KY and not laid csrsl"s,lyl
about the house
Sent -, = pos,isr FOR Ti'.y Cents Addr.s,
DR.. Butts Dpensry, No u y Eighth Street Louis
NsTicE 70 TIE A---.---Lo AND rE7c2-rNA-E.
Before applying IA, notorious who advertise in
public papers using Q7ack Remedies Dr. Butts
work. matter what csesse Is how deporabe
condition Dr. BUrrs be ccn'ule personally by mail
the diseases mentioned In hi, works Oce. No l: North
Eighth street between Market an Chesnat 81. LSus No
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A CARD.
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev william H. Norton while residing in Brazil a.
Missionary discovered In that land OF medicines remedy
for CONSUMPTION, SCGoVULA, SoRE THROAT, COUGHs,
COLDs, ASTHMA. AND NERyous WEAKNESS This remedy
has cured my self after al other medicines had failed.
WH. 70 benefit lie sUieIt =. will send the recipe for
preparing and using Ills remedy 10 all Who desire Il FREE
OF CHARGE.
Please ,eHI an envelope villa your nima and address
4 Address.
E,y. WILLIAM II. NORTON.
uly.. IS So Broadway, New York city.
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A RARE CHANCEli

" NN Pas az Ar..fs 10 per Gcb ~ c,~U Whs - 700 ra-
.1,u a'l AIuAts Iyyi' iHfs ruist,t ard eN Ytses
Hf.". Aul,as 4. cot 4EEG * co.
H. &c.
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- 2, S..)n per day Agents wanted. Al, c's>ses OF
- - 'N-V working people, ot either sex. yourg or
Old, maze mon money work lor rs 20 their ~psn mo-
mrH'.. AL tly tiuie tsan At anytha g!g Particulars
zee. Address e.. HIlNSbN q CO. Portland. Maine.
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I1IlI'IT * \-cuctnbIc BOX Nintcrini

OF All standard patterns Factory and business for sale
send Tor circular. 1T GOIS " TuutsNE MakaEia, IL.
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T,r n1, "a .ra 4.i Mill constantly Keep =. -
sorrrt OF Ne,,r Bural Ca,es a>hets ana ilan -
At VERY 'ow rates. good Hearsc lot @ly oTcogAs5J
Ottaws. March =. Is. II s>LiL * So.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
PERSONAL.

A Washington dispatch of the ODD, says the
President had appointed Oscar Whitney Secre-
tary of Dekota Territory, vice General Me
Cook, deceased, and Jonathan Merriam, Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the Eighth
Illinois District, gice Harper, absconded
Treasurer Spinner was very ill ON the 22d with
malarial fever.
On the afternoon of the 3d. Mr.. G. g. Lyon,
of the Chicago publishing house of Adams,
Blackmer d Lyon, committed suicide by
throwing himself in front of an approaching
locomotive at Oak Park, Illinois, Physical
and mental depression is said to have superin-
duced the tragedy.
A Washington dispatch of the Goth says that
the President had rendered the Office of Chief
Justice to Senator Conkling, of New York,
and that he will accept.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-10-02
POLITICAL.

The New York Republican State Conven-
ton met at Utica on the oath, and nominated
Francis 5. Thayer, for Secretary of State
Nelson X. Hopkins, for Comptroller; Daniel
6. Fort, for Treasurer; Benjamin D. Silliman,
for Attorney General; s. Mead, for Canal
Commissioner; William B. Taylor, for State
Engineer; NJ. X. Plat, for Prison Inspector
Resolutions were adopted affirming that the
past history of the Republican party was
guaranty that it would be true to every future
obligation and requirement; that the party
had overthrown the Tamany majority, elevated
the Judiciary, purified elections, and that the
completion Of the reform requires continu-
ance OF its work; that the Republican party
has shown itself the true friend of temper
ance; that it was the imperative duty of the
State Legislature to provide means for the
speedy transportation of cereals across the
State to tide water; that the course of those
Senators and Representatives who opposed
the back-pay and increased compensation was
approved, and that the Republican Senator
from that State be requested to introduce
bill to cover into the Treasury all sums I'M
drawn, or publicly or privately renounced.
The Democratic and Reform State Conven-
lions OF Wisconsin united at Milwaukee on
the oath and nominated the following State
ticket: VIM. R. Taylor, Governor; Charles
ID. Parker, Lieutenant Governor; Ferdinand
huhn, Treasurer; Peter Doyle, Secretary; A.
Scott Sloan, Attorney-General; Edward Seur-
lng' Superintendent of Schools; NJ. J. Argand,
Commissioner of immigration. Resolutions
were adopted favoring cheap transportation,
the Improvement of the Wisconsin, Fox and
other navigable rivers of Wisconsin at the ex-
pense of the General Government, opposing