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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20
EXTRA:
M. L. lfOliisscr,
Ottawa Female Seminary.

MISS o. III. ROBERTSON, who has been
IVA for several years engaged in the instruction
of young ladies and misses, begs leave to inform
the citizens of Ottawa and the public generally.
that she wishes TO locate herself in this village.
and establish seminary suitable 10 the wishes and
feelings OF this community, and hopes to receive
toll share OF patronage to secure permanency.
Miss RS system Of teaching has been approv-
cd 10 The different places where she has taught,
embracing course of study with arrangement
calculated TO draw forth the thinking powers Of
her pupils.
The year will he divided into two terms of 81
weeks each. with recess of two weeks at the
close ofcach term, previous to which parents can,
II agreeable, vis! the school and observe the ir.-
provement of the pupils.
The school Will be furnished with anparatus.
books OF reference, etc, in facilitating the progress
Of pupils
Terms Of tuition, in English branches, (pcr
bali term, II weeks,) from $3.50 to $3.50, accor-
ding to the studies pursued.
Any extra course will receive attention, with
separate charge.
The school will he opened on Monday, the 23I
Of June, in the building formerly occupied by L.
w. Curtis.
Ottawa, June l6, 1916.
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y DlED--On Tuesday evening, April 30, aged
sbb years, Hon. ELIJAu SHOEMAKER, recently
from Tioga county, New York.
Judge Shoemaker had recently located himself
and aoliablc family on Fox river, about miles
north of Newark, Kendall county, with tho pleas.
!hg prospect Of enjoying the society Of few fami
(IcA with whom he had formerly been associated
t3h m east, and ofex,endng his Acquaintance in
MS new and interesting country. But his days
nc numbered. Judge s. was sick but sbnrt
tsme, but his exit was glorious, and his friends
3 ave reason TO believe that no is at res. in the
angdom Of God. The writer of this has been &C.
aalnted with Judge s. for more than 80 years.
pnng wsicli period he has occupied various
ps,s Of honor and ,rus, in the military and civil
apartments o. society, as also in The church
was strongly attached to the Gauss of religion,
~ nus maintained steady course therein for
bout Thirty years. "I.et me die the death Of tho
Righteous, and lot my end be like his" Cow.
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Town Ordnance.

BE IL Ordained-That no person
I'D shall sell any vinous or spirituous
liquors, within the limits of the corpora.
ton, in any quantity less than quart,
without having obtained license for SO
doing, rs hereinafter provided.
BE il further Ordained-That any
person may obtain a license for retailing
vinous or spriuous liquors within the
limits of the corporation in quantities less
than quart, by paying TO the treasurer
of the corporation, The sum Of S25 for
one year, or after that date, for any nc.
Rod not less than three months, and pro-
ducing TO The clerk Of the board the re-.
ceipt Of the treasurer for the amount paid,
whereupon, the clerk shall issue license
TO the person applying. Provided that
keepers of ,averns applying for license
may obtain the same by paying one half
Of the foregoing sum.
BE il further Ordaned-That If any
person shall sell any vinous or spirimous
liquors, within the corporation in quaint.
ties less than quar-, without having frs,
obtained license asAaforesaid, he or they
so offending, shall forfeit and pay the
SUN Of $40 for each offence, 10 DO recov-
cred before any cour. having jurisdictions
JAS. NJ. BACON, elk.
June 90, 1916.
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HE FREE TRADER.
Ottawa, H., Friday, June 40, IsA5.
1--WE this week issue but half a

aFWe this week issue but half a
sheet, for which we charge nothing,
and chiefly issue it on account of
advertisements which require GER
tain number of successive insertions
to comply with the law. The fifth
volume of our paper having expired
last week, we deemed it important to
devote one week to our personal af-
fairs, and examine our books. We
find that we have been indulging our
patrons to an extent that has proved
seriously injurious to our pecuniary
affairs, and in justice to ourselves
we shall be obliged to make collcc-
tions-peacebiy If zoe can, JorciJW If
zoe must.
Next week Mr.. M. OsMAN will
start on a tour, for the purpose of
procuring subs cribers and collie cting
money. Those who are unable to
pay the cash can give their notes.
We hope our friends will assist him,
particularly in procuring .subscri-
bers.
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Lands for Sale.
'A'HE undersigned offers at reduced
a.. 4 H. -.

'n'HE undersigned offers at reduced
prices the following lands lying in La Sallo
county, VIZ:
In township 80, north range cast-n and W
h sw q sec 20; sw sec 49,; sw and W h NV sec
%; s h sec go and sec Is.
In %, n ? e-nw Of SC q sec 10; h Sc q
sec Il; o h SO q see 10. 9
Int SO, II Csc q sec 70; n h ne ir q, aud
c h NV ir q sec 81.
lnt33 mr. 2 EN- ind Sc q sec 2; ne q sec
II; sw a, and W h NV q sec IA; sw sec Is.
In 80, ar e--sec 6; NV q sec s.
In 81, n e-sec II
In "a, r 1 &C SC sec 4.
In 81, I II e-e no q sec 10.
Terms one-third cash, and the balance in two
years. Jun colt BRONSON MURRAY.
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Five Dollars Reward

WILL be paid to the person who was in nv
w store about the middeof April last, when
Mr.. Moses Osman came in and offered me his
services as clerk; provided said individual will
come forward and relate the conversation which
passed betwixt said Osman and myself, so that
can avail myself Of his testimony before court
OF justice now pending. GERSHOM BURR.
Ottawa, June IS, 1915,
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Reported Death Of Gen. jackson.

. The St. Louis papers of Saturday, (l4lh June)
have report, by passengers on the Lehigh, tina,
on Saturday, the 7lh inst, abou, o'clock in the
evening, at the Hermitage, Gen. jackson breath
ed his last. The report was generally believed
in st. Louis, from the fact probably that at latest
accounts the Generals health was in such pre-
carious state that his dissolution was hourly look.
ed for But the truth of the report is very doubt.
ful. Ifuue, we ought ere this to have had some
thing toconfrm it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20

Magnetic 7elegraph.-The Washing
ton Journal of the I'd says-'We learn
from MIR. Kendall that he has made ar.
engagements for the putting up of the
Magnetic Telegraph from Springfield,
Mass, to Buffalo, N. Y, and that he en-.
Itertains the opinion that in few days he
ssha'. be able to make contract with the
same individual for the route from Bos-
ton TO New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20

The Chicago News comments with lust severi-
~ on the conduct of Captain Buntom, of the
brig Indiana, who, it states, when one of his
crew ie'l overheard, refused to let the men lower
the boat to save him, though it was perfectly
calm at the timc--and the man was drowned.
That Captain deserves hempen suspension.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20
Brick.

100000 BRICK for sale by the subscribe
er, now ready for delivery at Mr..
Hacke;ts brick yard in South Ottawa. The su.
perioriiy Of the material on that side over onv
other IN this vicinity is well known. II any
doubts, il is only necessary for them to examine
.hc brick to be convinced. Said brick will be dc.
livered in town, if required, and at corresponding
prices paid Tor brick made in Ottawa. Purchas.
crs will call on Mr.. Hackett u, the yard or on the
subscriber, e. BURR.
Ottawa, June IS, isA5.
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s Dollars Reward

MILL. be psi to any person who will appctr
w before Mr.. Bailey, justice Of the peace, at
his office, next Monday, June 23l, at one o o'clock.
=. NJ and there under oath assert tina, he heard
the conversation that took place betwecn Gcrshom
Burr and the subscriber. MOSES OSMAN.
n. u. II no such person can be found, the
same reward will be paid to any person who
viii there appear and swear to any thing eiMer
OF the parties may dictate to him,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20

The persons arraignej in Hancock county FOR
the murder of Joe Smith, had their trial at the last
term of the circuit court for that county, and were
acquitted. The prosecution was conducted by
Mr. Lamborn, and is said to have been managed
with great ability. 1t generally conceded that,
the Mormons "swore terribly" in giving in their
evidence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20
THE PRAIRIE FARMER.

4 N agricultural paper, valuable to western
N farmers, is published monthly IN Chicago,
a, the low price Of One Dollar per year, payable
in advance. Any person can procure the same
mailed to their address, by applying to
WALKER g. HlCKLINC, Ottawa.
DAY Il BROTHER, Peru.
n. B.-Produce taken in payment for the
same. juno 90, 1915.
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Straycd or Stolen.

NROM Ottawa, on the night of the 4,h inst, a
II Sond Horse, about eight years old, blaze in
the face, and scar on the right eye-lid. A suit
able reward will be given for The recovery of the
animal n by % ,o REEFS MORGAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20


We learn from Chicago that Capt.
VIM. ii. Swift and d. Leavitt, Esq,
canal trustees on the part of the
bondholders; and Messrs. Ryan,
Oakley, and H. Leavitt, arrived in
that city on Tuesday evening last.
On Wednesday morning Gov. Ford
held a private interview with the
trustees, and it is supposed that i'm
mediate measures will be taken to
commence work.
We learn that Gov. Ford has APP
pointed Gen. Fry trustee on the part
OF the state. AS far as we can learn
this appointment is highly satisfac-
tory to the wings.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

u VIE subscriber offers for sale, two
valuable Town Lots in Ottawa, viz. /: Lo,s
! ana 2, in block Oh. On lot | there is large
two story frame house, 90 by 80 feet, nearly new.
The other lot is also improved. For further in.
formation apply 10 the cwncr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20

Gov. Ford, Judge Douglass and Col. E. d.
Taylor passed through this place on Monday on
their way to Lockport and Chicago. The Gov.
goes to meet the canal trustees, and Judge d. we
presume to NEE. Conn., Morris, and to collect
"items' in reference to the AFFILIATED ship canal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20

The Columbus (Ohio) Statesman mentions
that Commodore Morris and Col. Totten passed
Through that city the 9th inst, on their way to
the west
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20

AtujW DeStitutioa.--In Massachusetts, Their,
arc no less than one hundred and twenty town
utterly destitute-of grog shop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-06-20

MARRlED-Near Dayton, on the 10Th inst,
Eby The Rev. 5. p. Reyes, Mr.. WILLIAM II. Lar
SHAW, Of this place, to Miss CLARA d. SMITH, of
The former place.
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL FANCY ARTI
Giles FOR PRESENTS
r. SANDSG

In THE GRANITE ByiLosNc. ~ DsoADwAy, CsRNKR ov
HAVE the most md choice
9Es srss ss,. sy
!IS e. Skin Soft saSq,S sad SISonsF Dsass. iSI !Ss
g. ,sins e 3. q ss
4 arb; s & e s co q q s.ssSs @ s "a %
sss% %!h ; @
hsy esn p1nSs' Ss furnished Mo:s
: :aa ny @ h &:
City call and observe the great variety
FANCY, ToiLEr AND SHAVING soArs-Of Soaps the follow
foS THE TosIaT1Gsnuins Gs'o Almond Soap; aS. old
& s.b. so. s EnS Tos
Soaps Of III Kinds susSi.i luoins Soaps
almond
Gu.n s shayrg Cakes vsSsns s sny IsSs
: SSy:. ssai:s Cd ss. ssi
asD sssr TO
s.s 81 F.: FE.s .as s. Mi s:s' d
rn x: SiSs s $
sunban and damp st%osphss should
S sss Gil a1S
v1sg. e Tsss; .. are pleasant and sr.'
s,:s 6 Ms. !. .':ss
Balm of Columbia; Cream Of Lies Pere dOrisnt ronade
fensan sticks. .sosror. highly ps.ldnsd Beers oil:
.sd nss2 aS n
The hair black brown Also the celebrated Italian Dye
y and Liquids fo6ssufsing the hair restoring
i, T:s " TIE
Ss.s F:=. %s Rs::
DESryRrcEs. xc., FOR THE TEErz.-Pelletiers odonns
made lie mos. HooS
and G
.aS Ea rss.
IsuI ds Orange; JonaaIs; vols,s Gs! Rs:eas; Poi: ds
s::s5
Sl.sas. sSsaSf; i sssS
sn s zn5: GsyPS g;
&
aa E:a % d.
S.an. y the greatest variety
'ssS fi 'a ' s:iES! %
'sasa ss
Combs and Mirrors combined Ivory and Tortoise Shell Fine
Combs Whisker Combs. &c.. &c.
SUNDRy ARTICLES ron EvERYsopys UsE-Lp salye SCold
Cream; Pasties; Liquid and Powder Rouge Pearl Powder
i. Of vinegsI; Aromatic Vinegar; Oo Of Roses Perfunsd
Sealing Wax and Wafers Letter and Note Paper salts
Lemon Diamond Cement Powder Boxes and Pus; Toilet
son &C. Also, Nail Files; Toothpcks Tweezers; Tongue
sv
In enumerating portion Of the toilet articles they have for
e their choice assortment Of Ds and Medicines from which
accuracy and despatch They intend among the .t
their busness and respectfully sociy the patronage Of their
spDA WATHR-Wi.h the following syrups vis:sarsspaIl-
berry; Oreeat &c.. Of superior quality
MEpIcINAL WArERs-From all the celebrated Sprpgs.
From Saratogz-he Congress, Unon Isdne and Pavilion
seiyed fresh week Also, supply Of Sharon
SprnS White sglPhur Avon and Buslick Water; and
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

q: DE BOUDELOofiE, MD. LisHOW PORTUgIL.
>Hh scientific COMPUTATION Of pxedisnts Of winch s)ss
on Of the world They are lnpwn 81 Euiops 30
tain in producing the monthly turns Then Ca sy IN sll
eae being ,uoh that they must not BE- used during
produce misesrrsge i used during that period
ins the signature Of de boudeoqus and ths English d
sctons have the signature Of DR. r. MELVEAU auihorsed
agept for the Continene of America.
States Sold By Dr. n MELvEA, agent and importer cr
the United sntss Qce. Ia Liberty street. Grseawich
Sold m Boston, ssem strset Letter. directed TO Dr. VI
Melvean hoy ~ New York will meet with immediate attss
ty1s rs
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
TO MARRIED LADIES.

M AOAME HE6IE1l4S PREVENTIVE POWOEH6s
ws,s sI1 ny:iu.bs Powder hays bssa unys.y adOpts
well a. BY Thousands this country being the only mild
se and ecacous remedy for married ladies whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
EeGi o. heE adopt,ea g Che hspgnes1 the hsaIt nay
too yast TO- touch upon within the a Of advertement-
but the future happiness Of osoas Z nos well
snown that the smie. Of the mar Fl osn increase ssyo,a
how instances does hard wOrkna ahsr and
especially the mother OF poor family remain slaves through
cut ye! usgng at the Of nceszant labor tong but
70 yc and living but to toll when they ght have encye4
weighed down the spirit and at lest broken the health Of the
father. how Often the le unable, with the
tuous ntentons 10 hss ateess Offspring from becoming
degraded objects Of charity pfosste votas Of vice Ev
are he day. of tie lind Sasbsnd and d sss sSsd IN 3.
holding the smaciated rm nd declining hee Of ths comps
aen OF his bosom, s had reached the sgs thirty
-fast snkng into premature gyewith the es1in pros
s
attentions and wachul solicude which mothef alone
6stow not nnfreucntly a time when least ab 20 support
:he heaIsrendng anieon L /! ds.imb thenc i moaal-
themscyes the we being Of the oprina, when aim
The advertiser eing the importance Of this subject and es
mang tn vast benefits sulne ,housspd By & adoption
virtuou, 70 prevent evils to which We ss sabjss by npk
and healthy within control Evcy dspassionats
yrtuous and enEhtrasd mad will Sbssieensly answer II
the affirmative.
fcs i've dollars PACKAGE accompanied with fall asd prl
auar directions.
All s M%DaME RSI Y e.; Ell y sse'iss f e
hours from A. NJ to 2. M Boston ohics No. fssn
NB-Ihose enclosing need pOstAge. jy11Se
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
J,IJCINA CORDIAL.

OR THE ELI1lR OF LoVA
u E1 nSf.MA y Ias.. ass sShD1A sDoAa % % &.
W Mhsn ss IL the cham that Hymen weaves
Lucns Cordial. itis thine.
G g. %;hs he Hss Ss.SsaS@ ts,sra 7; s n sn'
Restore his lost yirility.'
li geeta OF manly strength the bane,
The suffe.ag victim would restrain.
Andfsom hi: system drive for aye,
sbas Ss,ss .sh n'R %RU..y .y
Beneath is rliuence quickly Aies,
And lighrSe Seturns TO the dull eyes,
or maid OF matron, who at length
Feel in each returning strength. :
suppnsses any female function,
Or the reverse-if repletion
Elhausts the powers-then drink and live.
Behold the sure restorative.
Maiden, decaying thy prime
Wife, still in youth and besuty's bloom.
Yet cursed with an ,gufIuitfal womb,
Drink-and fair children may be thine,
Numerous, perchance, Banquo's line.
Young pan-whop Pleasure ra, has beguiled
With the sad lingerings OF disease;
ONE to Luciaas iountain, come!
OF all Health's Elements the Sum.
Husband, who ye. hast never known
The Joy fathers name to own, =,
By sps nfantle lsped to thse;
WSo @ now %ssi Rs so8ea. s1t n'sSb CORDIAL bless
lncipient Consumption too,
Twill cure, and health once more renew,
Pluck from the cheek the rose Of death.
sho S ssw S.ssss ss; shss S1s.in
By nature, accident, abuse,
From organs DER which Lave dings
Rf III. 'SfsiT & coIdi. 81 hai Eoss e Il %ss' sss
Price g bottle $a4 dozen For sa st Us Fulton
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Medical Card.
DOCTOR SON,

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 3eAk Fulton street
IN Doctor Morrison continues be consuIted con6dsntay
all private diseases which he without
sain in diet pursuit. Recent cases. particularly Gonor
rhss ,I hs % s%5ss q ip e 4 daXs s, a - =,
NJ improved princples without pain inconvenrnce @
the patient As the symptoms Of Scue analogous with
those of other affections Of the urinary apparatug, bat
enced Surgeons sheuM .ow.a make ths nscss;ary e.
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Nervous and ConshtuticnaI DebiEty afectops and
the train evils resulting from ssoe desuucnve habit in
youth inducing nocturnal emissions and ut.ass inpoency.
radically cured BY Dr on ps.hoIogies primo ples
aal ygor A perfect cure guaranteed, or no chasss.
NB-Dr NJ holds communion with neiical preeuderS,
who claim be surgeons, he perhaps. s op qualified
SX Fulton street Letlers postpaid and Il Wi
insure medicine and advice 70 any part Of IL uGsa.
Once, 204X Fulton 0reeuwch Now Tea. I'm ffon
A. M. to loP. M. daily. Jal5 lmsN
HEMP6e0 bales prime and very superior w Eottsd Hemp
for sale in lots to suit purchsssrs, BY
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
, a N 10 q u r. ID u N II n E n ~ !.

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THE Nkw fosE HsrALD-A Daily Paper, issued every
mSmnf Of the wses-pnce TWO oESvs per copy Country
tns same rate for ccihc perod,
" -
TnE wErxLs HrRALp-r,susd a. s,tu,d.v rso,,;.~ :,
~ oeiocx-pfloc nx AND aUAnrER CENTS psf copy-lar.
= ~ 49, .s. ~ e \; Iss sansn. N asvsass
Sonhsrrsrsxrys sr- rsguegss1 alissu ses leeesu
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
Medical Aid.

TNHO5E 6EEKING Mt1DICAL AID privately, VIII lind
Dr. GREGORY home all hours Of the day or evening
street Dr. has published treatise called the Rubicon,
barenns.s uansss &C. &c. detailing causes effects
aud The price is 81 although this Is the fourhedi
No William street Maiden Lanes 30 Fulton street,
Bowerv Of Walker reef ss owepy corner Of rnS
rest 6 Delaney street corner of suffolk street; n East
Broadway both of Chambers and Broadway and
at the Lamp Store in the Sun Buildings Fulton street, No. 1885,
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Y

IS cEISS EEinEISS SULUL LIOI9 FUH IfiE HAIH, winch VIII
different from yet offered and fail Of
percedng all othe Il 10 highly ecacous and possesses
great advantage Of identifying the hair without njurna it,
growth.
changed before paying their money IL humbugs would
this method there would be complain.
Ons trial will prove the fact.
Sold wkolesae and RETAIL and applied No. 5Chaham It,
opposite the Hall Of Records, New York, up stairs
m
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
BALLS, PARTIES, NEW YEARS FESTIVE
TIES NC

THOSE gentlemen who intend enjoying the festivities Of the
season, requested
Of fashionable ScARFs, CRAvArs DREss GLoyrs Sc
received by late arrivals from Paris and London The
of the above articles selected with great
attention and well calculated give satisfaction gentle
Of s.s and fashion The subscribers would call
md well selected assortment Of the following goods Linen
the form o Wearer Silk Merno Lambs Wool Flannel
and Buckskn shirts and Drawes Velvet Csshmere other
Grsyat and scarf Stocks. Riding Belts Patent Elastic shoulder
ard Goat Skin Gloves &c. Gentlemen desiring any o.
the above articles will be certain find them suit their TASTE
at the old establishment of PARSELLS & AGATE,
d22 imsec 237 Broadway, torner of Park Place
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
THOMAS GREEN.
Carpenter and Joiner, +


RE- the most pnrvslsd remedy for diseases private ma
diet or hndrsnce from business The many advantages which
Abernethy Pills Basam Copiv Capsules and
other naueatng mixtures cannot FAIL give them decided
besldes beng entirely free from unpleasant
SMELL they do Affect the breath scksn stomach m
least and be taken any he bressace OF hs
most intimate endthus enabl the patients to curs tem
selves without fear Of suspicion discovery They are
equally % either sen II all complaints such onor
Of ueth and Urinary Onan, They give tone and ener
the generatye rarely il experienced from
other medcne They composed entirely of vegetable in
gradients which invgorate the system One Box which as
week) generally Many cured or three davs
EoI sale wholessls and retail BY Wm Watson Apothecss
Hail. Catherine and At iaT Maidsn Price
boz Thsy are eonvsuisnuy cent By pest. j1 imsn
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
HUNTERIAN DlsPE NsARY. No > Division

HUNTER!AN DlSPE NsARY, No Division street. es
blished A. D. 1885 by the proprietor for the
cessq tTsstTen Of disease Of natu and for
Of Dh. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is the only
this hoid disease without injury the constitution w
out diet hndrance from business when all else have
failed Acompehensive each VIAL with
drectionsl which warranted to eectually in all
system with less trouble to the patient and in shorter space
Of me than other medicine In the world or no payw be
taken. Frlce VI per vial. d30 im~ ~rrc
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
FOR. THE FACE AND SKIN

THE hest cosmetic for eradcating pimples blotches
freckles and ringworm from the skin is Churchs Vege
and brilliant complezon Sold in bos,, IS cente each
tad Rghy valuable embrocaon for the cure of Rheums
tism and Chilbains Sold in bottles, at 50 cent, each
sold, in bottles, at so cepte each.
The above valuable medicines sold wholesale retail
iee Bowery. of SpruRstreet. a lmsec
The New York herald., 1845-01-28
sales OF stocks a. f,niI.dslph,..

Frssr Board, JAM U.-SsOO0 State Ss c&p, 73t; 5000
do cSp 1st 600 90 7ss 5000 Illinois bonds 80; 5000 do
3D. 39 5000 Texas cent III 1000 do 10 per Ct lq4;
shares Penna Bk 265; do 26o; Commercial Bank 5oi
rs U Bank 6a; l07 Wilmington RR 203; lis do 2ef
100 Gas Blk 3D. sos 100 Girard Blk Sd 81; 100 do bs
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