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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-12-06

Coop AND l'RUE.-Wc are glad To sec that good
old family newspaper, the New YORK OBSERVER,
has come out boldly in opposition to the foolish
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hHt' It declares the premium business demon,
aliIing, and repudatcs it altogether, 1t will not
be- long before every paper that is worth having
will take the same stand. goal family news
paper at 50 year is the cheapest luxury that
can be enjoyed, and we can heartily recommend
the New YORK OBSERVER AS such paper, S, |
Prime IL Co., 81 Park Row, New York.
Single copies for sale and subscription, re-
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. >, 1873.
Flour-Whitc winter extra, SS.UmsoOO; tar
to good, $500 800; Red winter, extra, S5I2@
100; Spring. choice S5,5@sGO0; good, s'I'@
$3.50
Whcat-Sprng, No. . Si.05h Nos, "S'4; re-
jected g2c.
Corn-No. ?, 37c@3sc; rejected, 35c.
Oats--3OcG32c.
Ryc--65c
Barlcy-No, g. Si0l@1.05; rejected, ;5c.
Potatocs-Sl ,25@Sl.5O per bu.
Eggs-25c@21c.
Butter-Roll, 25c630c; tub, lSc.
Cattle-Stccrs, choice, S5.65@S6.0O; good, s5."3
@$5.37L; Cows and hcilers, $325@s4O0; Butch
ers stock, $425@$5.0O.
Hogs 43O@S4.5O.
New York Market.
New YORK, Dec. t. 1873.
Whoat-Prme spring, sl,32@sl.36
Ryc-Sl.0j.
Barlcy-sl .00@sl.40
Oats-42c@5Oc.
Corn-j9@6Oc, western mixed.
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'-nE HONE GgANGE.--'I'he farmers movement
n t." west has given rise to numerous publica.
tons that propose to devote themselves especial
y 70 The interests Of the farmers. Some OF these
are mere catch-pcnny affairs filled with the
shccrest trash; Others are hypocritical, profcs.
sing to labor for The interests of the farmers
while really advancing those Of the monopolists
year, certainly Gql9ngs 10 none of the two
ei''67"' we lare named. 1t is veil with cy-
''''c- Riding, and discusses the economic
4"'e'' Ms involved with intelligence, dignity ana
L.
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OF Chicago GormCrly OF this pls.e) will visit Ottawa AZ
clifton Hotel, the 1rst Tuesday Of each month for treating
oil diseases Of the Eye and Ear, surgIcally otherwise
Dpeaonsfor cataract artificial pupil inverted lids closure
Of the duct eye strasshy and the removal
um1ts and morbid growths OF every description Artificial
eyes and drums inserted without pain previous opera
ton, Granular eyeIds, the most eqent disease IN he rest
ipdicdlly ana permanently cured
From his long experience In treating diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he feels confident In stating that he nearly
every Chronic diseases also tTeaed Consultation free
Largest stock Of Artificial Eyes In the West
December 10th ls7O-I
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See the following valuable Extracts from Pres
Notices:

See the following valuable Extracts from Press
Notices
~ very valuable book, and no one Intending to paint
I'VE do, not know 20 much could he said on the subject
OF painting house until read ms 'ACtent Opok OF
Mr.. Barus"-N. T. H1ad.
"A want long felt at last supplied" Aner sin
Not only necessity to painter. but valuable TO every
occupant OF dgelIing."-N T. World
Buy y codes OF this book and distribute them among
friends IIthey Will heed the advice thern
make more valuable prcsent"-ChscdJo ffOhhe'
"In publishing this book Mr. Baird has done real seTy.
| ice 20 the community TOtaio Binde.
I'VE hope The publisher will sell OoOD copies OF this
book during 'l5"-Bos'On AiteJt,seI.
I'VE bavc Just painted house advised by Tie au-
thor congratulate ourselves that dwelling IN
neighbOrhood e,cels ours In appear ance -Hiit-T-s
| Weekly.
ia selling sample copy tor ~ cents, Mr., Baird must
feel certain ior - pound In cloth vii! os"-
| tiuHk Le~is
1--WE know the Town snd Country paints therein recon-
mended and can youch for their value and excellence
the "IIsrrison" brand OF white lesd.-Pilc Lrf0rr
PRICES.
Sample Copy, pamphlet form, only . cents
Library Edition. cloth bound. 81 -
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OSMAN \ HAPEMAN.
! seq. "a 'no, OTTAWA Ills.
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MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescrp.
ton OF OF the best Female and Nurses In the
United States and has been used thirty years with
falling safety and success by millions of mothers and chill.
dren from The feeble Infant OF week old to the adult II
cOrrects scidy of the stomach, relieves wind cole regu.
ates the bowels, and gives rest health ard comfort 70
mother and child We believe to be the Best and Suiest
Remedy IN the World In all cases OF DYSENTERY AND
DIAliitEA IN CHILDREN, whether It arises from teeth.
Ing or from any other Full directions for ns'ng will
accompany each bottle None genuine unless tie fac sme
OF CURTIS Il PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers, Iulyll-iy
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ONLY 20 CENTS.
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER,
Or PAINTS;
How to Select and Use them.

naln ;reasc containing sample card With g. dlieTeu
gfgIi yJ,fsf sLps ana nHN with Instructions for
terror and interior house decoration published by Henry
{ arey baird, Box 1921 Post Office, Philadelphia
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.

Husne-, generally has been rather quiet dur
in, the past week. Tho farmers are generally
holding back their produce for higher prices
The market for hogs has grown some better dur
my past week, and good trade In that Line is
reasonably looked for.
IN money matters there I, no material change
70 note. The banks generally conGnc their ac.
sommudation to their regular customers for short
fine at the usual rate OF ten per cent. On the
street money is in airsupply on trst.clasN sccur
ity at from to - per cent per mouth.
cold hus ruled rather steady during tht week,
the fluctuations in prices being from 1881. 70
lOq The market closes IN New York at lOS4
70 1851.
Government bonds, In sympathy with gold
rue quiet and prices remain about the same as
last week.
Ravens, MacKinlay x Co furnish the following
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Potatoes from New York are a novelty in
u,is market but no greater than the recent
purchase of cattle in New York by Morgan
county dealers to be brought to this state and
fltlpupd
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special Aotifts.
BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye the best in the orld Tie only
True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
disappointment; ridiculous tns unpleasant odor
Remedies III effects Of bad dyes and washes Produces
IMMEDATsLY splendid Black or natural Brown tbs
hair clean, san, beafW The genuine signed A. Batch
elor. Sold ny all druggists CHAS. BATCHEL09,
Nov. 10 '7s-iy Proprietor y. Y.
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The household rnnacea & Family L,niment

Whe pest remedy In the world for the following com
plants VIZ Cramps In the Limbs and stomach Pain in
ne stomach, Bowels or Side Rheumatism In all It's forms
Hous Coc, Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery Colds Fresh
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use Its operation Is not only TO relieve the patient but
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III Us parts, and qulckenlng the blood.
THE HOUSEHOLD PASACEA Is purely Vegetable and
All Healing. Prepared by CURTIS Il BROWN,
NO. 2ij FHiton Street, New ! ork.
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Ravens, MacKinay x Co. furnish the following
lttuua
OtiswaIwholesaic Market.

g. Upoffed BY RIALE DROS, Wh0Iesale etaIl Ilro
GERS No. 10 La Sale street.
OTTAWA, Dee. >, l,;3.
10 special change to note in our markets, cx.
eept growing hrmness IN corn and oats. Poul.
try and game are yet low in price. Butter plenty
at lower prices-only enough is wanted at The
going price TO I'LL city orders, bengtoo high fol
.hipmcnt. We make prices as follow.
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PUNISHED As WARNING and for the benefit OF YOUNG
MEs AND OTIERs who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY
LOSS or MANHOOD, etc. supplying the He0Hs Of Seif
Written by Who cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery, and sent free receiving post
paid directed envelope.
Sufferers are invited to address the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
June II Gm Box 1853, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Labor a nd Wages.

Boston, 7. The Manchester n. H., print
works will do no more printing till December
/. About 500 hundred persons are thus out
of work. The mills have shut down this week
and it is understood they will run four days
week hereafter.
The mills of the Great Falls Manufacturing
Company will be run on three -fourths time on
and after Monday next.
The Amesburg wooden mills commenced
yesterday running half the time.
The Salisbury mills are running three quar-
tiers of the time.
The Merrimac hat company of Salisbury
will shut down for the month of November,
tomorrow.
Owing to the reduction of their wages a
large number of laborers on the Maine Cen
trail bridge at Waterville, have quit work,
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Another Note from Gen. Tilton,

Mr.. EDITOR l have read the courteous re-
phys to my note of yesterday in your issue of
to-day. | could stop the sale of liquor by
force There is no doubt of it, and so could
the city marshal if he were sustained by pub
lie sentiment. l see no dilemma here. l
mean to say that public sentiment would not
sustain the city marshal or me for carrying
out the law as l should carry it out. l mean
to say that have been crediby informed that
your marshal is dependent for his position
upon the will of the people; and my inform
ants expressed belief that that fact affected
his official conduct, he being no more than
human. AS regards tipple sellers have only
to ask if the owner of patent right does not
protect his interest. A license is patent.
The lcensee wants the peoples money as
"Soldier" truly says, hence he will not allow
any of it, that he can get, to divert from himself
to another who has not paid for the right. l
cannot undertake to say any more upon this
subject, as 1 should only repeat myself. l
believe my way is best and nothing can swerve
me except fair trial and palpable failure.
No man in this State knows any better than l
do the horrors arising from unlicensed Ii.
cense. l see them day by day and every
hour in the day.
WIN. S. TILToN.
ToGUs Nov It'll
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THE VIRGINIUS CAPTURED,
CUBAN PATRIOTS SHOT.
General Ryan.

Havana, 7. The tribunal at Santiago de
Cuba, before which the prisoners captured
on the Virginius were brought, condemned
Berrabe, Verona, Pedro, Cespedesia, Jesus
Del Sol and General Ryan to death, and they
were shot on the morning of the 4th inst.
New York, I. General Ryan, reported shot
at Havana with other fillibusters, was a noted
eccentric character of this city. He had been
engaged in several similar undertakings sue
cesstully. He was a General in the Cuban
army, and was once connected with the news
papers here, and some three weeks since was
arrested for forfeitlng bail bond, but was
released just in time to take passage in the
steamer Atlas, with quite a number of Cubans
for Nassau, where they joined the party on
the Virginius.
Washington, Official dispatches receiv-
ed by the department of State, show that the
Virginius was captured six miles from the
coast of Jamaica ar the instance of Minister
Sickles.
Havana, Z. The greater portion OF the car
go of the steamer Virginus was thrown over
board or consumed in the furnaces before the
capture.
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tween Amity and No. Eleven, and good de-.
gree of progress and prosperity is apparent.
In each of these places is beautiful sanctu-
airy.
The ladies of the Congregational society in
Andover are raising funds to build a parson-
age.
Rev. +. c. Bradeen baptised four candi-
dates at Dexter last Sunday, and they were
received into the Free Baptist church, of
which he is the pastor.
Ex-Governor Coburn contributes fifty dol
lars towards an organ for the new Baptist
church in North Vassalboro. The church is
now nearly completed.
The dedication of the Congregatonalist
church in Waterville, took place on Sunday
evening.
The Baptist meeting house at Patten village,
which has been in process of reconstruction
the past year is now nearly completed, every
thing being done except setting up the pews.
The frescoing, just finished, has been finely
done by f. w. Parkhurst of Gardiner.
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Church Directory,
ToGUs, Nov. It'll.

ORTHODOX REGATIONAL.-Granite CHI
State ST., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev
a. NJ. Evening service at o'clock. Preaching
tomorrow
FIRST BAPTIST-Corner Winthrop and Perham
SITS. Rev. A. V. Tilton, pastor; residence VIM
throp street, ne Nt house east of church. Morning
service 1890 A. NJ; Evening : p. NJ. Preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor
FREE BAPTIST,-State street, north of Bridge.
G. F. Penney, pastor; residence summer street.
Preaching to morrow by the pastor.
METHODIST EPIsCOPAL,-Green street, east of
State Roscoe sanderson pastor; residence at
ing service 1880 A. NJ. Evening, 7 l.. NJ
:, preaehing to,morrow by the pastor
OAK and Winthrop. Rev. Mr.. Tpohn, rector
Morning service 1890 a. NJ. Evening service
Pm. Preaching to morrow by the rector.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Winthrop and summer SITS
No pastor. Morning service at 1880 Sabbath
School at II NJ. Evening service at 7o'clock.
No preaching tomorrow.
SITS Rey l.. Z. Beckwith, pastor, Preaching to-
morrow by the pastor.
O'Brien, priest; residence near the church,
=. Preaching tomorrow by the priest s...
Regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
and Thursday evening al ~ O'clock Mission
sunday School every sabbath morning at 0
O'Clock. Religious exercises every sunday at.
ternoon at O'Clock. Rooms open to ali.
The Congregational, First Baptist, Free VIII
Baptist and Methodist Churches hold social con
day evening at a O'Clock
NORTH AUGUSTA,-M. +. CHURCH, Rev. x. +,
French pastor; residence at the parsonage, next
door north of the church. Preaching every sab
bath at 1880 A. NJ. sabbath school at II NJ
Prayer meeting at p. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor.
CHRISTIAN UNION MEETING, Gu hnoc Heights,
Rev. Wilson Pa kson, preacher. Morning pray
CT meeting go A. NJ Preaching 1890 "A. Nj. sab
bath school at Il NJ. Preaching at 80 F. NJ.
Prayer meeting 30 +. NJ. Prayer meetings
every Thursday evening at : O'Clock.
4 I n
WELL-Rev. {. q. McCully, pastor: morning
service 1880; afternoon scrvice ut 2.30 Sunday
school LIS L. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOWELL.-Re
?. jacques, pastor; residence opposite church
Morning service, 1880; Afternoon service, 2.3O;
Sabbath school at quarter past one f. NJ. Preach
ing tomorrow by The pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOW ELL.-Rev A. r.
Crane, pastor. Morning service 1870. Preach
ing tome rrow by the pastor
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Rev.
Mr.. feckham pastor. services ut usual hours.
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NEWS BY MAIL.

Inc bridge on the Somerset ,lro ID a
Norridgewock river will be completed this
month.
The Ellsworth American says that b. nix
OF earth caved in on Mr.. Henry Chase of
Bucksport, Friday, breaking three of his RIBS,
one OF which was forced into his right lung
BY the heavy pressure Of the earth. Mr..
Chase is seventy-tonr years old, and his re-
covery from the effects of so severe an acct
dent is considered doubtful.
The prisoner Lowell, charged with the muir.
der Of his wife, remains quietly in his sell at
Auburn jail.
The JourEa. says that the Winthrop Mill
Company have reduced the wages of their
help 10 per cent The oil-coth factory of
Moses Bailey at Baileyviile and c. NJ. Bailey
at Winthrop have reduced their force of,men
to The extent of most of their strikers, of md
hands AS they aie called; also part of the
Jobbers which makes things go hard in tht,
community. but it is hoped that they viii! keeI
on with what help they now have.
Hagar's shoe factory at Richmond has been
shut down tor some time. They will nol
start up before the middle of January.
Capt. John C. Beals OF Searsport has pa
tented very useful Improvement in ship
drags.
Notw outstanding the dull and hard season,
there have been more buildings erected in
Ellsworth, this year, than ever before. About
90 buildings, varying in cost from $500 10
$4,000 have been built.
The prospects are that large and prohtH-
bic industry in the slate business will be start
ed in Pennington by early spring.
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The Steamer Bavarian Burned.
Pass engers Horror.Struck!
Other Particulars.

New York, I. special despatch from
Oshawa, Ontario, gives the following account
of the burning of the steamer Bavarian, while
on her passage from Hamilton to Montreal.
On Wednesday evening about o'clock, as
the Bavarian was about midway between
Oshawa arm Darlington, the crew and passen-
gers were Mortified. A loud report, followed
by smoke bursting from below. The fact that
the vessel was on fire was at once realized
and scene of indescribable confusion follow
ed .the pitiable condition of those on board
being intensified by the distance from shore
and the ipiercing cold. There were four life
boats on board, and rush was made to get
them. Two were successfully launched, one
was broken, and the fourth went adrft and
was lost The passengers were panic strick
en-, and crowded into the boats and pulled off
for the shore leaving fourteen agonized hu-
man beings on board, three of whom were
ladies'. Had they gone after and got back the
boat which went adrift all might have been
saved. Great blame is attached to those who
left the vessel in the manner they did, leay
ing the women to certain death. The ves-
sci burned with fearful rapidly, and it was
evident that no hope remained for those on
board. The captain who remained, was last
seen on board, but is supposed to have per-
ished. A few persisted miserably in the
flames, but most OF those on board took
refuge in the wafer with life preservers,
boards, &c. The cold quickly bewildered
them. and fourteen persons in all are suppos-
ed to have found distressing death.
The vessel burned to the water edge, and
all night bafiled every effort of the strong tug
to get hold of her hull. She was finally tow
ed to Oshawa harbor.
The survivors after painful exposure of
four hours succeeded in reaching port about
IL o'clock.
The origin of the fire is unknown. The on
ly theory is it must have commenced in the
engine room and been overlook ed until it had
spread too far to be checked.
The steamer had a valuable cargo, and was
insured to a considerable amount.
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yoburn Land Company.

you'd be expected there is vast deal
rest in this section of the State to know
|rtfect the Sprague embarrassment will
ipon the numbering interest of the Co.
Land Co. 1t is stated on supposed reliable
nifty that the operations OF the company
sning winter will be greater than last
h The Somerset Reporter says that Gov.
y gives it as his opinion that the opera
| eff the Coburn Land Co. will go on this
though perhaps their business will be
that curtailed by the general depression
ibusiness of the country, and the lack
kdidence in business circles generally.
koperty of the Coburn Land Co. is so
I'd, being under mortgage for one mil
.llars to A. & P. Cohurn, that it is safe
ttachment for any of the liabilities Of
fragues. The Coburns are also entire
!, the mortgage being such that it not
ecures the payment of the bonds but
Ne cut and manufactured lumber is hold
1.-The payment of the coupons, each year
company's operations.
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hal.
dad the pleasure yesterday Of meeting
\, w. Drisco, Esq, Of the Machias
h who has been making flying visit to
ID in this vicinity.
bt. Charles A. CARTS has been appoint
! lessor of military science at Norwich
|fsity, Mortified. Lieut.. Curtis for
h,esided in Auburn.
b John +. Spauldng of Erie, Pa, who
BIT been elected Episcopal Bishop Of the
be of Colorado, is not q native of Cam
h has been stated in all the papers. He
srn sad brought up in Belgrade, AID
Brother living on the home farm in that
He fitted for college at Kent's Hill
fduated at Bowdoin; visited Belgrade
INNER and preached in the church there.
iew honor is an entire surprise to the
j id gentleman, who writes to his brother
grade that he has not yet decided to
it,.
Joshua Nye recently addressed the
Eater Temple at Skowhegan. The Re-
pays: "Mr. Nye is favorite in the
with all the children, having done
Jan any other person for their interest
serance."
7cillors Dow and Thompso on, who have
the State House for few days, en-
examining the financial books of the
y Hospital, tocka recess frorl their L..
sterday. They will probably return
inesday or Thursday and finish the
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h. Nathan n. Graham fell dead near his
on North st. at about ) o'clock yesterday
eoon. No one knows but that he had been
\ usual health until the event took place.
Pad just returned from down street and
Proceeding to saw wood in his yard,
d Superintendent Hall of the Poor Farm,
to be passing, saw him fall to the
d. He fastened to his side, and found
bifcless. DR.. Martin was called and pro-
bed the cause of death to be heart dis
\ Mr.. Graham was 63 years OF age.
in excellent health.
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/ e next entertainment announced to come
/ this city, is the concert by the Beetho-
Quintette Club of Boston, assisted by
rJ. NJ. Osgood. The concert will occur
hanite Hall on Wednesday evening next,
+ 18th. The club is composed of musi-
of the highest order Of merit. twill be
mbered that Mrs. Osgood was here last
sr with the Highland Quartette, and gave
highest satisfaction. The tickets have
|put at popular prices.
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Supreme Judicial Court.-Danforth j. Pre-
siding.

FRIDAY, Nov. 9TH.
No. SO, Abbie M. Furber VS.. Town of
Winslow. The trial was resumed this morn
ing and the testimony concluded at half past
two, when Mr.. Baker commenced his srgu-
ment for the defendants. Two hours will be
allowed counsel on either side for their ar
currents, SO that it is not probable the jury
will take the case sooner than eleven o'clock
to- morrow. 1t will hardly be practicable to
enter upon another trial this week, as the
court usually adjourns early on Saturday.