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now undertake., to affirm, and with
out the lie ,st tear that can be answered.
that paper money issued by the govern
ment with the simple promise to re-
ceive it for all its dues, leaving It's cred
itors to take it or gold or silver at their
option, would fo,m a perfect circulation
which could rot be abused hy the gov
ernment, that it would be uniform II,
value with the metals themselves; and |
shall be able to prove th.t 1t is within
the powers ofcongress to use such p'pe'
according to the most rigid rule OF con
strueiny the constitulion.-John u
Calhoun.
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IRISH DEPARTMENT..
DILLON O'BRIEN. Editor.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1876

The scheme Of my heart would be to
make her lreland] as free and indie,
pendent as America. [ have formed
some private relations there. God grant
they NJ " succeed, and the AREA OF tree
dom at length arrive for the happiness
OF mankind! shall know more about
ireland in few we, ks, and then will im-
medi,lely communicate with your TX
cellency from letter written
to Washington by Lafayette in Ivy.
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EFFECT OF DIFFERENT RATES OF IN
TEREST.

Very tew have accurately considered
the effect ri interest. and al its different
rites, and for different periods OF ire.
upnn agrumulalion. Suppose 4 young
man II ,hs age Of eighteen should pur-
chase iarm Tor 81, UOu, 10 b paid in one
Year with interest," Il will make . great
ditference with lho roaslt Of his if.ss y
los 1t Tho ags q ssvsseY-nins whsthsa
hat years in1sE1se boIeokunod . 5 q [
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THE GLORY % OF ENGLAND mo-
ton in the parliament tor the release OF
the Fenian prisoners was again made ny
OConner POWER. and defeated. The
glory OF England is involved in the per
secution o! these poor prisoners. The
man who strikes Tor liberty dies IN a
dungeon; the surviving soldier who es-
capped the jaws OF death at balak lava
dies Of starvation, and the glory of Eng
land shines on,-Syuthern ReUeiile, Por
Gibson, Mss.
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OBEYING ORDERS TO COMMIT SUICIDE

OBEYING ORDERS TO COMMIT SUICIDE
The cool stoicism OF the Roman pnl'>
osopher, Seneca, who opened the VEINS
OF his arms at tbs command OF the tyrant
Nero. has, for twenty centuries, turns
ished historians sui ject for piece OF
sensational description. But the stolid
old Roman has been equalled IN our
own day by Mr. Tscn Ying Esq Govern.
or OF Yun-nan, one o1 The largest An"
most fertile Provinces OF China. Ids
Celestial official received orders from
Pekin to commit suicide, and imme'tia'
! tely obeyed. The government was DIS
satisfied with hi,u. aud adopted this pc
culiar mode OF punishment in order T.
check further inquiry. CHINA. with IT.
four hundred millions of inhabitants, L
max ny depl"rably poor progress. 1t /
as hard to civiliz: the ordinary Chines'
a. it is to tame the iox intoa sheperd'
dOy.and this results mainly from the lac
that he thinks nobody civilized but HIM
self
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Notice to the Unfortunate.
AVOID QUACK AND IMPOSTERS

II Won are afflicted in any way, before plac-
ing your case IN the han !. OF any one, go or
a-il to this old, reliable M.dica: Dispensary,
whore the consulting phy.ic an has I'D over
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE in treating
he unfortunate, which is sufficient guarantee
to all that It Is the only Medical Disp-nsary in
the west wl,ers . permslle,.t cure can IN had
for all troubles Ot . private nature. ltO-ly.
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4 The FENIAN EsCAPE.-Anu when |
John Bull bellows about this transaction.
let him be reminded OF the kind atten-
lions OF his people in iberating our prs>
oners at war ON the Canada frontier. Let
Him be to Il OF tho British yacht Deer
hound rescuing Captain 5 mines and his
Rebel crew from our Captain Winslow
after their surrender to the kear>age,
au, carry my them off safely to England.
And let them be gently reminded Of that
$l5 100000 paid by him rs d I'm ,ges Tor
depre,iations up IN our commences by YES
sells fitted out on England's neutral (?)
soil during our civil war. Let ii be SUI
gested moreover that just now. by his
own captiousness, there is no extrad Il II
treaty between the two countries worth
mentioning; and especially so t.r rs po-
liticsl prisoners. rs these Fenian. were,
there is none at all. England Lad better
keep quiet ON that score. The thing was
impairment. but it was not wrongful -
Cincinnati Star.
A PRIEST To BE MoURNED The
United lrishman OF Liverpool announces
the death. ut tho early ay' Of SO. OF Rev.
Patrick Healy, ~ magnlgcent type o
the Soga,th Aroon.' lie had been Mt
tuch.d To the Scottish mission, but dcC
at his birthplace. R.thkeale. County
Limerick. We quote from the Unite,
lrshman's notice: ''ln private politica
conviction Father lleniy was An adher-
ent to IN. doctrines prupnunded by Ton,
aud the Etnmets. aud testified to bv ,h..
glorious band ot martyrs commencing
with William and T. rminating with Rus
sell The whole system ot British rul
in Ireland he Viewed rs nonstrou
usurpa,iun, IT, ov, r,llrow which, by au
means. would be commemorative, nay,
holy OH ct. Notwithstanding In
nature ri lis own views, lac recognize
the Home Rule platform rs the bros.d'
and most promising al present oeiorc ii
lii>h people. ! lie grand secret OF h
success need not lie told 1t lay rs mut
in the personal and social qualities oi Il
lnan, In the zeaiuu> aud pl1u> virtues
the priest. as ii, did il the purity, co
stancy. an,i iat. nsity OF his patriotism
-IrsSh World,
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them to work at any cost. II you do
not. our whole fabric Of society and
government goes down in one crash me-
yer to rise, except under some form OF
Ityranny."-Iyish World.
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Nkwros, Kansas, July II. 1876.
The uud4nAyi,4d, who has had thirteen
years Of practical experience a. th'.-hrr,
takes u asnr,- in saying that he h-lp-d th,rrl,
Mr.. Royi's grain ye.t.rd.y with MINNESOTA
Gu, Er SEPARATOR. ard that, in his opinion. it
tar -xo+ls any other Separator in simplicity,
light rs 0: draft. saving ain and rapidity Of
tIr-shinx. | clerrfulIy r-c'mmrnt It !" my
fellow farmers feeling SURE it will I've universal
sat i>fac,ion.
TIL. srAR or TIM NoRrH PowER runs very
easily, smoothly and steadily. consider il
the best p.'w.r ever saw. -
G.. W; COWEN.
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neports From The

Nswrox, Kansas, July Is, 1876.
Mpssrs. Seymour, Sabin 4 Co., Saltwater,
Miunesota:
G.xrs. Enclosed you will find testimonials
from different parties in this section who nave
assisted in running or witnessed the operation
..f OH. Of the two MlxN sorA CHlxP THREs'1X"
MACHINE. aud STAR OF THE NORTH Powers
which, are now successfully thrrshng grain IN
this ,unty. These testimonials go to show,
pnclusvely, that
The Minnesota Chief Is the Boss Ma
chine
The crops here arc immense; the straw i
heavy, aud, owing to the almost continuous
rains W.. have had since h-rvest the grain i
wet, in bad condition, and shells out tough
wi, Notwithstanding this, the CHIEF thr.sh+'
Easily aud gives the utmost satisfaction. l. is
great pity you have not more ,nach'n's herr
for hey would sell rapidly. Their simpllclt,
and tine ease and thoroughness with which thr.
do their !. ork excites general admiration AM
praise.
| H. A. FIELD.
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NEwrox, Kansas, Jnly 70, 1874.
Messrs. Seymour, Sabin 4 Co.. Saltwater, Min
nesOta;
GsxrLsnEy.-As have worked two DAYS
with your MINNESOTA CHlE5, can testify VI to
it, merits:
Asa separator it has no equal 10 our section;
il ia the light st cumming mxcli,,e that have
works about; it saves all the grain completely.
In simplicity it is alone, for there is no c'npli-
cation about it. T ere is one halt less parts in
its construction than any OF her separator made,
and its work is co" pl-tr in all kinds and con-
ditions OF grain. It's capacity is very great
have had several years exp~rirnce witt, several
different kinds Of thrtxhurs, AMI fluid that the
| MINNESOTA CHlEP tx els everything have
, seen in shape Of . thrshrr.
Yours truly,
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which will give you all PARTICULARS, and will
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D, not risk your health or happiness for
lifetime, hut 20 and send at on.e t the ply
4 clan. who's business it is, and he will fully
rtA,tOr. YOU to health.
Direct Letters, DR.. DsLOsS.
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desirable threshing machine.
The Improved horse STAR OF rHe NORTH
Power is far sup rior to any other IL lightness
and draft.
4. w. COWEN, H. II. HOFfMAN,
FRED T. WEST, r. 9 OMfO; ~,
y. RANKS. F. B. HEADEN,
r. W HuIISE. f B KkNNER,
ID. PUThRBAUGH.
MACON TOWNSHIP, Harvey Co., Kansas,
July q, 1876.
To Whom it Nav Concern:
This is to certify that on the 18th day Of July
1876. Mr. Ff.ld tilrtsll.4d for me. us'g the ma
chine known Is the M,xN SOFA CH'KF. Tins
machine worked we'll, cleaned the wheat per
fectly, and was satisfactory to all present.
(Signed,]
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RICKnLSON & SNOW,

C,,g-A II T.. OIN I'LL NoI;~', LAHALLE'o----sN
- In he CIdiR court Nci,QL 10 January Ib" Io'''-
N ChdUc1E. mutt,
Ituppearial AFFIDAVIT o" nae IN te "'S No.
cer 81 sgd court mat said defendant Charles NihiaN
* not "A resident OF said state, ana SAID compahan'
h.yin- filed uphn III complaint In said court on le c
er gIje tGprrt on the first day OF December A. D. lSio
herein and summons having been issued thereon "'coru
Notice therefore. is hereby given 20 salN GGiehaamt
Charles william that unless You shan rcsuhhy uG H III.
bptnrn aid court at said thereof 10 ue eu az
Tie Court House IN Ottawa. in sad county, on tno w.,
Monday Of January next, A. $50 iNhth anu NM Wv,
is urnablc plead. answer, delurr oleACep
10 sad biz tie tane will ne taken Tor conessCu asalms
you and the matters and thugs thgreh Pr4{GH1 2 Ser
accordingly. ua'i'''' IL NV 1ncn-lw
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GEO. S. ELDREDGE


4
S,I'ATE OF tLLIN ol~. LA SALLt Nu Icss
= IN tie CHrl CONT HeieQ TO JdHH"ty Iei" A. De o'
In LHuHCetB. =. ,,,,,,..... -. r,,o o,,ou,o
Notwithstanding Company, william II. W. Cushnlan. Alex
anGer NJ Bruen John Y A. Hoes Frederick Bionsoh 10
rpnZo Leland Dwight +. Cameron Charles ia Gree ',on
F. NASH Charles Delano, William lhck!ng ana william D
EastOn -, o., 49, 49,. l., ,,,o onen Of ,be
II appearing from an affidavit on file IN me once OF tu'
clerk OF said court that said defendant Nlam D Eaton
is not resident said state, and SAID complah"hs nan
te chanCcy side thereof. the lGth day oil august A.
1916 herein and summons having been Issued 'eieoh az
coiiing 10 law , IT,. .. ,,tt ioco,dort Wi.
near brfoTc said court AT said term thereof TO DC hed
the Court Houc In ottawa, IN Sald county, On uc u
Monday of January A u. 1914 iwhtA ana "crc shl.
ummGns Is etJrnanlt) and plead, ansW ar dcur OF
t0 said bin. the same viii be taken Tor cohltsscu aealS
% ana ti matters aud thugs therein prayed Tor decGtcO
SScHcG,rdiTTIy CHARLES II. HOOK. Clerk.
/ h. ETCE d G. ;. ELDREDGE, Solicitors. uecE-'W
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oI'Ir.I.INO LAsALLEC Go

= - ~ 1,1I-I l1J0I1 fleTe0L u J1I-1Wy IrN NO
n. IHVpsU.
uryid webster ne. Elizabeth Webster. , ,.. ~ "a,
clr Of aid count that said defendant. Li1abciH MepSvr'
'Nt -..,put of said state. and SAID CompmIaht nav
, hin Of complaint in said court, on inc ChaitvJ
,in Inc ao uu the frat day OF DCcWh"r A. D. lan
and SUMMONS having been ISSUED lI''t'" "''0'''7
law ,-,... ..,,,, o, soid defendant
Irlig.nn Webster that unless NHi personally ~ H'
before said court said tenn ucTtoi 20 w ~ az
fia court Mouse IN Ottawa, In said county on r
,t,rgay Of January next, N,i. when auu NICo
'',-s ipfllnaneD and plead, unsw er deinur or en-
r.r "a, sad hin the same VIII be taken Tor Cultss,'u
Won and HE mat crs and Things therein pr"Neu o'
Gta.,, 'TiInTiy CHARLES II. HOOK, Clerk.
0rcr'N noe. Il'uuEES, ia. f,,rs dec.-Iw
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The owner ola Canal strf ct fruit stand putup
IA sign reading, "Don'tpick." He hadn't sole
n pound when a boy came along, asked the
price and pulled of three or four nice grapes
and put them into capaclous mouth.
you young scoundrel, don't you see that
sinng" roared the indignant dealer
II see a piece of board up there with some
black paint on it, replied the boy.
"Well, doesn't that sign read, Don't pick.
II don't know nuihIn' what ii reads sigh
ed the lad. II never went TO school but two
days, and the teacher kept me sitting on The
floor all the time. | thought you had that
board up there for tired flies to rest on
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D. McDOUGALL,

attorney az Ldc
C'TAT'IS q = iIt.I ~ ott'. La s. - Co IS
- CnHpty COtHt " In sale toupty 10 Tie ~ Hy Tenn
L. f. 4 Abeity Executor OF the Last VIII Of Oliver H.
Scle deceased, Robinson Slger, Coleman j; Sgler
Francis j. sglcr Felix T. S.icr Oliver zane sger, Hannah
Snnborn. Frank Sanborn and Francis Oliver Sanborn.-
IetIiOp "a sell fe0i eNiute To Eauy debtS.
Affidavit OF tie non.resdence Of oliver Lane siger ana
Coleman j. siger. defendants above named having been
ed in the office OF the clerk the County Court Of La sale
county notice is hereby gwen the said Oliver Lane Sgler
ana Coleman j. siger That the said plaintiff / y. Al
berry Executor ot The Last W OF Oliver II. Sigler de-,
cea ed has MED his petition the said County Court OF
La sale county ioran order sell the premises belonging
to tie estate oil SAID deceased or much OF II rs may DE
nceed pay the debts OF said deceased and described as
follows 10 Wit: The south hall OF the southeast quarter
northwcstquSer OF Section Thirty two IN owhsnl
thrtytnree hot range five. east OF the thlrd principal
meridian, conanng 'Henty acres more or less ana .n'
summons mas been Issued ont OF THIS court against GU
rcturnabe at the December term A. 1876 Of SAFE COURT 70
be holocn on the second Monday OF December D. $50
at tie our Housen Ottawa in La sale county Illinois
Now unless YOU the said oliver Lane siger ana Coleman
j. gl-r shall personally be and apncar before said Iouh
ONT of La sale county tue first day of term hereol
be holden NJ Ottawa In said county on the third MONDAY
OF January 1871 and plead. answer or demur TO he sdu
compliments petition 0ed therein the same ana the mat
ers and thugs therein charged and stated VIII be taken
As confessed and decree entered against You according
10 me prayer Of said bill
II. A. MCCALEB. Clerk.
7, NrDoVG ALL, Commits Solicitor dec2lw
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One thing makes US envy the lives of tho

One thing makes US envy the lives of tho
old Roman editors. They didnt have 10 turn
10 the back of Webster'S dictionary every
time they got a contribution from some occa-
sional correspondent to find out the correct
spelling of half dozen old Latin grammar
quotations dragged up from the lccesses Of
memory and spelled by eer by The scholarly
correspondent, as "dulsg It dHcor1t cyt per
0adrid m0rror.n and "GUmj riripVI rica
nous" Happy old Romans.-Bp'iHc'oH
UdrkeYe.
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as there an opening here for an Intoleciu.
al wriIer:n SAID II very red faced youth with
the cork of a bottle sticking out of his breast
pocket Better with much dignity took the
mans intellect in and said, IAN opening
YES, sir; kind and cOnslderatc carpenter
foreseeinc your visi, left an opening for YOU
Turn the knob to the rlght'-Er.
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"a stranger passing along a road in the
sUu,h'of Scotland was surprised az the per.
!ect solitude IN which he found himself
Coming to a poor man who was breaking
stones by the waysidc lie asked him if this
road was well frcqueEted. lou, ay,' said
the man. It's no that Ill; cadger gaeG 10y
Yesterday. and there's yourself the day
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CrATF oTILLINOIS, la SALE Co.'s.

STAIF; OF ILL NOIS, la SALE Co.'S
- In tic circuit court thereof, TO JaHdiy Ten" 1885,
In CHaHc6Iy. -, ,. ,,, IT,,
seen OBADIAH VauVoorhls, Zacharah NanN Oorls JACOB
y r. VanVoorhs, Peter NauVOrhis. Caiharne NanN oo,
his samuel J. NanNoorhs, Samuel NanN oorhls. Sarah
lane Vail, olivia lawson Annie NeaCh seph NhnEaor
his Mary VanN OOrs AlOna bearing, thaile- VAIL an
Voorhis Lawson, sarah c. NahN oorhis and Coert VAN
VOorhis. .. - A.. T.. a.. c,.o =, ,,o
clerk OF said court that said defendants, Obadiah Van
Noorhis Zacharh VanN his, Jacob V. u NaLNooIhs
Peter nNoorhis, Catharne NahN0orhls samuel L. van
Vo0rhis samuel YanNoorhs, Sarah Jane VAIL ohya Law
SON Annie VeatCh Joseph NanE oorhls Mary NaN Oorhs
Alma bearing Charles Vail, NanN oorhis LAWSON sarau
VanV orhs aud Coer NanN Oorhs, are not residents Oh
said state and said complainant having neu MS O OF com
pann said court the chancey sac thereof on te Is
law OF october lSj herein. and summons having teeh
tssued thereon according 10 law; 49,, .-.,-,. ,,,
Notice is hereby given 10 sad qeleluahs oa
diah NanN ooIhS ZaChariah NanN oorhls, JACOB an
Vorhs Peter NmVoorhis Cathariue NhhN oorhls, S,ii
mel L. VanNo Samuel NanNoorhis sarah Jane van,
Olivia lawson Annie Veatch Joseph EanN ooihls Mary
VanVoothis, AlhRa bearing. Charles Vail NhhS oofh's
ITWson sarah C.NanN and tocrt Van oorhs au
the unknown he OF Cocrt "A anN oorls deceaseu lat
unless YOU shall personally be ana appear before
at said term thereof be held at the Court House IN
Ma in said county on the third Monday OF January next
A ID lSi. (when where said summons y retutnaDie
and MEAD answer demur or except 10 salu 0i tnc
will be taken tor confessed against YOU anu we a'c''
and things thereil prayed for dCcrGGa actornGy' ,
~ CHARLES IL. HOOK, CLERK.
| RtCHoLsoS Syow, Solicitors. dec%4W
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Said one fellow To another, "lf was as fiat
footed Us YOU are. would not be afraid OF
Slipping Oh the sidewalk. Yes was the
response; some people are Hat on one end,
and some on another And then The first
chap looked thoughtful, and went on down
the street
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y Rhode Island man IN Texas was much
overcome with the magnitude Of that state,
and thus gave expression 10 the emotion that
convulsed him: This is butler than sleep
ing three in 4 bed. you bet!'
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JOHN B. RICE,
.Il'.attI.ISoI>%. sNLEcC

.-T>rT EOi",I.tIISoI -. Ia SALE I"'1 :,
- n. "ycaH COJt f,eIeD, 9|hW"J ie'" 40 - '''
I'm f'r.r.tr.
Mana Wade IS. AlorlD Wade. I'd. . .,.. rr,, ~ ,l,,
,, 't .,rI rourt that -u.I defendant, Nonho WAGE,
"ta riirnt OF said state, and said coup!Mtnn naS,l-
.,I mini nf compnlnt iu said court ou the u'nt'ly
,a ,aanf ON The 18Th dty of November N.p l'' 'I''
and ..ruuu. having been Issued thereon according w
law. ,. ,.l,r.,,i,rt A'yrs.
Wld, Mat unless yOu shall PERSONAL! De Htu "l' ',t
80 CONT AT I'D term thereof to he hniI a, me pNi
I1ug~ .n Ottawa iu said county ON the ''LH 'l' ~ ~
laulrruN An Isl. whrn uu0 where stlu M
rrr... ami ulrud, answer. GuWUr or except L" '' ,
I,r .. viii De tacu tor confessed AGAINST YOU ni
MAUI ' CHARLES ~. HOOK, CLERK.
HIM . RInE, solicitor. now Nv
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NOTICE.

We lcE leave 90 10
form tue public thai
he firm of watson s.
son from this date Is
hanged, and hpTcsltrr
gill be known as Wat
,Ou WulhrldCe & Co,
callers IN lumber suU
luildiug material, also
Wholesale aa! retail
OntraCtin ,aC., with
! variety Ci fAg bes.
pumps. brass cylinders
aud piping Tor teeo
q lls. In continuation
ltiheflrmcr business.
tl,O manufacturers OF
ne acted Lowry Wine
.iytgr Tor pumping
ilNilvlHCruN.nt our
tCil.rirs with She best
iron Is wood
gichiurry iu o." mSr-
OF and having first
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-09
SUMMARY.

Ih.ye large and complete stock OF Drugs ard BOOK
r. Y. GEiGGs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-09

THE LATEST NOVELTIES II ,los s,s;
Osmtn & Ha5eusan's Sest OF Court House
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