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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE
The undersigned informs fh6sa persons
who may be indebted to him for eleFE's fees,
that heir accounts ere left In tbs haHas d
VIM Gill, esq justice Of The Fsaesg wbefs
they viii please call and settle Without aslaFt
otherwise they will bs BbliFetaa according ID
law
march "A A. WINTHROP
tUUtstANA FEMALE SEMINARY,
Under the immediate fhafFs 6t
Mrs, NJ, v. FUEHTEs.
HBsisAt DEPARTMENT.. DIRECTED By
NH A, H. FUgHTEs.
MFt AMI MHs. FuEHrEs, respectfully IN
lefth The public that, as they personally At
tend 70 The instruction Of pupils, they can A.
ford 10 teach gH The fn9st reas5nabis tsrms.
HBhMs4
Boarding and tuitl1n per shfuHi pay
able quarterly, in advahfs, D $50
Day scholars (psf guat,J IRON Bt8 ~
Spanish, Italian, Latin, each, y.
Pian1, II
II
Extra charge f9f washing PSF month, ~
For bed and bedding, !
V0sHl mtHie free Of charge.
All The branches Of studies enumerated
abnee sfH ia9aht by NJ and Mrs Fnafts:t
Every 4ih S4tufday If EACH month, thsfs
viii he held IN tbs seh0oi F66th IN etsmiba@
lion If M F's pupils, II vocal and instrument
tai music. TO which parents ard guardians If
he pupils Will be invited 70 attend, and Of
feb 80 no 4 1916
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
ETAT DE- LA LOUISIANA.
Couf des PfsuVes@pafeisse dist Bato
H.a

Rouge
5e6eessioh ds Phillip boyle, decide,
I'm yerlH dun ordfs DE- l'hou iaga d. In
eeit dos prelyes dams ct pour Ia pafeisse
d'Est Baton HoHge, il sera vsadu par Is set=
signs iHEe de paffhisss ct e# g6iei6 en6ante4f,
4 Ia maisBH do esuf dams Ia vile do Baton
Rouge, 5ansdi O June i5AB a l'beDts he
bituells des v]entes, Ia pfrpfitte suivahtp,
appatiehaut d Il succession De Philip Boyle,
decide, ct deefit rotiuts suit saYoif I 10 fef-
taib let de teffs Ritut pfethe IN vile de Bs=
ton Rouge, dams aetts section eonnus district
Grassie, dtsieub spf le plan afpsntb par
Hassfs Gates Il Eeweemb Botnthsn care 10
a.
Conditions Ia dits ptopfittb ssfa vehdu
a un credit dun b deus ans ltaeguBfeH
donBefa sss biItets, bien embassies ayaB hYpe
lh8qJe tetsnu n butt pour sent d'int6r6t.
i%usaa'au Placement final,
Mag Gil. TESTER FL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
wtNbOw A

WINDOW GLASS
40 BoKesof window glass If al Sizes just
received from the hest Manufacture, Of Pitts.
btfglt, IN store and fof sale,
BY. q. 7, DAVIS.
Lafayette n. baton Rouge May IN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

ZINC 1900 pounds Zinc
or sale By. B. J0URDAN.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
MARIE NJ BATON ROTGF

LIE prix de Ia farine fraiche etant auIour.
d'hui de 81 40 PAL baril. commencement au
tarif, les b~onlangers donneront SO onces de
pain pour dix cents pendant la semaiue pro-
chaine,
Mae j.. R. DUFROCQ. Marie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
pApEK HANUtNHS.

PAPER HAN4tNgS
1n4G pieces Of wall paper, with Borders 10
matehi ALEC tfIfsboafd and Ctfhiee paper, just
received and fer sale by.
n NJ HEROMAN.
opposite the Methodist Church
May II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

PHARMACY.
The undersigned has iHst prepared and
received ons ii Tho best and freshest asz
softmsnt If medicines and ehsmtgaI pfsa
pafattohs, &C., which he offers 10 sell on
tbs mbst convenient terms and III IDwsF
pthss than they can be obtained In New
Ofissps. Physicians prescriptions, orders
for plantation medicines will be- put up
with The greatest care.
Among the appropriations are the fol-
lowing 3
Extract Of Peruvian bark,
@~ ReHtiah
RataBi@
KiB0
Bsladona
Cieuta
flyosfiatni
yalsan ii Tola=ALutina Cordial
Of Peru
NJ C0DaiVa
Pills sdti.bifi6ds, do anti fever, gtc.
PesdaAnf iggfae, do Hhabafb,
tataO English Calumet
Fol. 5sBn4 mahfa
Castor oil Blue Mass
agidiefz powders aalfats II q~athtns,
snIfafs DIG morphine Iodine
lodido Of potassium AFrow.Fo0t
sALTYETHE NaRnssia
TartafiG Acid BiGarb soda
Haff61sbouF9 salts Antim6his! Vino
Eiaxif Of guile
VoMfTIF pB LEROY
PuRa ,TfF Dg LEROY
Blister piastgfs Black lead
psflasb, Prepared chalk
E5smstIcs ParsgoFie
I~AadAnutd, Cbiorids Of sod4
Papisf 4 eaht&rs Pois 4 CATERS,
Tapsrs, I6bslia
Composition, cayenne popp6F
Gam Mgfrh Blaeking
Varnishes Tfass6e, assorted
Evans L.aae6ls scariGeat6rs
Distilled water Of I~eifHre.
do Cinnamon,
do Anis seed
OIL If Lemon OH 81 Berqsmotts
@- Of Peppermint Of Cloves
- 0f Rosmarih
cough drops Lime juice,
Ports wins (aarranted qsonine)
And all the usual medicirFs.
Jan. II u. JOURDANs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16

Oh. TESTER, P. ].
Mai2 1876. no. 10
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-05-16
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA
Cpuf dee Pfsuves=parBIsss d'Est Hatoh
Hanna,

~tE#atsE Aeozfts Oib.-Csftaiu eufs for
deafness, Tor sale by u, jOBHUANs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
CUR ARRANGEMENT,
The City illustrations
OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD.

We give in today's paper, under the City
News" head the first of a series of engravings,
representing scenes in New York Of every day
occurrence.
Scenes like this are OF daily occurrence IN this
great city, which if properly noticed and present
Ell to the public, would give them better IN
sight into the lite world in which they live, than
the works Of Eugene Sue do into the secrets of
Paris. tits our intention to illustrate these scenes
for the benefit ofour readers AT distance, and by
50 dong hope 70 addanother interesting feature to
N, Nec York Herald.
We intend 10 make the scenes in New York. by
ilnsrauon, as interesting in local, as our
scenes in Mexico, Texas, &c. SC, are in a nation
al point of view.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
Movements Of travellers.

The following comprises the chief number of srri,
yesterday at the annexed hotels.
AMsRIcAx Marcy, Albany; II. Ferguson w. n
aerson, Baltimore; T. Ward, d. c.; ]. vanderp
Albany; H. tlagg. U. 8. ~; d. Milford, Geo; r 8,
ven, d e.; A. Poindexter, Va; 8. smith. Philad;
Wingfeld Ga j. Moore, Chsrau; w Clarke, N.
Z. Broughton Utica.
Asros-G NJ. Richmond, Providence Hon c. c.
ing Newburyport; n. FIsgg. New Orleans; W. PEN
grast, Baltimore; w. Strong, Albany; J. Hendsr
baltimore; }. Cony, Boston; H. Colt, N. o.; J. shaw,
J. Hall, Baltimore; w. Erisby, do; J. Howard, n,
burgh; A. Burnside, do; J. Oppentine, 8. q r. w,
Ala; w. Enslish. Pittsburgh; w. D Brien BaItim,
w Mitchell. Mary land; J.. spslding, va; w. r
Washington; L. Tower. Boston; n. Zsn,zingsr. Pit
CIrv.-J. Hockey, Philsd; DR. Patton, d. 8. NJ,
Cox, Va; @ Tyler, Ala; d: RanIett, " o.; e. Al
@. Jones, Tennessee; r. Beattic g. c.; r. Miller. do
Longscope Baltimore; J Brock. Philsd + Vsisr NJ
w. Conklng. Baltimore; T.. Barneret, Three Xiv,
Canada.
Fs.sxt'r:-w: Harrison N. c.; s. Clarke, dol,
Haseitine OeorKia L. Stone, Mass; j. " he slsr do
Broom, N o.; A. Mallory. Georgia; L. Eaion, Troy
Eaton Maine; g. Jones, Rochester; l.. Haworth CanS
Gardrer, Ohio II Foster, Albany; j. Nrothingh
DO; w Ross, Pa; 8 White, Phiad.; 4. Carey, Char
ton; H. johnson, do
HowaRp:-w: Parker, London: j. II. Sullivan. oil
Iheo Hazlett, do; j. Hsrlett do; w. Raymond, Phil
o. shaie, Memphis; @ Underhill. Pensacola; 4. Osts
Rochester; B. shaw, 81 Louis; n Lane Gin; n.
ker, Va; w. Lyman, Montreal; w. Howard. XIV.
shouse, do; Bayley, Beston 8. Barkley do; r. Jackl
do; y. Hunter, do; &. Colborne, Pnilad, r. ToH Al.
phis; W. Dormer, Montreal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

There was u literary society formed in this city
a few years since under the above title, and for
two or three years appeared to be in highly
hourshing condition. It's library and reading
rooms were located in Broadway. Its library
contained several thousand valuable volumes,
many of which contributed by members.
VI late, this association seems To have become
deiunct, for no intelligence can be had OF iis
Whereabouts. There are some OF its late MEM
bers who would like to know what disposition
mas been made of its library. Can any of the inl-
uaIed inform us! @.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

MORTALITY IN .BosroS.-Sickness and death in ,hi.
city at the present time considerably on the
The principal disease s malignant kind OF chclers
morbus caused probably by the peculiar state OF the
weather and the large quantity Of unripe stale ru,
which is daily consumed. There were six deaths in
Gross street night (Thursday) Of last week of
cholera morbus. three Of which were In one house
mother and her two cAildren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

"a 0oyRsE-The long expected exhibition
me method are to be brought out TO-DAY at This
place under the direction Of Mr. John sberJan 20 ,vI
known al Boston anu vicinity where on
Joyed the mrth which his tact produces Not oniv 4;
,nere an opportunity presented for any who wish To- o;"
Ia friendly trials for the numerous prizes but or J
decorum is preserved tor the benefit of mere a
EStrs cars leave the South Ferry Brooklyn az and
I'm to return at The afternoon cannot be passed
more peasureably. Nv P'sseu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
Literary Int.i,sgence.

The mmencement at Amherst College took place on
o6 young gentlemen About twenty have already Joined
the next freshman class No d ID. degree: were con
nv societies Of the College and DR. L. Bacon, Of New
Haven, the Society. cf Inquiry
The fall session of the College of New Jersey, at
Princeton CONNIE nced Thursday last with unusu
ally large accession Of students. The Whie says
that than eighty have already been admitted the
largest number admitted at early period in the
session
We learn that the Board Of Regents at their late meet
ing appointed sas NJ Douglass D.. Proieso or of che
misry and 10 discharge the duties Of Professor of Mine
ralogy and Geology in the place of Doue Hong hton
decreased The executive committee were authorized TO
make an arrangement with Prof Forrest Sheppard for
course OF lectures on mneraogy and geology this win
ter Louis Fasquelle L. L. D appointed Professor
Of modern languagss-Dst .dis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

SIcILrAN TREArY.-We publish IN to days pa
per copy of the treaty entered into between The
United States and the two Sicilics, and negotiated
by our Charge d'Affairs, VIM. IL. Polk The
treaty is to continue in force for ten years, and
further, until abrogated by twelve months notice
by either parry This country is rapidly cement
ing the bonds of commerce and am:ty with all
the nations OF the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
EDIe1Uu News.

The CALEDONIA will be fully due tomorrow, at
Boston fash or two the lightning line
will give us the news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
VI eeL>lY lie, aid,

We shall this morning publish third edition of
the tPekiy Herald It will be ready at seven
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

:. NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS
Inc genusmen composing the English branch of
The North Eastern Boundary Survey, left Boston
yesterday in the steamer Hbernia, for home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

FROM THK PACIFIC VIA NEW GRKNADA-By the
bark Bogota, Capt. Thomas, we have received
news from Valparaiso Of late date. U. s. ship
Constitution, Capt. Percval, left Valparaiso June
18th, for Rio Janero and home. The news of
the war with Mexico had arrived, and there was
a report at Callao, which created great excite
ment, that there were three prvateers fitting out,
two at Guaquil and one at Pita: Mr. Linsey,
bearer of despatches from the U. s. Government,
arrived at Panama on the 23d July, by the way OF
Jamaica, bound to Mazatlan. We learn from
Captain Thomas that the difficulties between
Ecuador and New Grenada had been amicably
settled to the satisfaction of both parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

CUtsEfil Mountain HOuse.-This r,opu
place, which has been crowded through the ssssrn.
now not so full aud advise those who are seek,nx,
fresh air. to send word to Beach rooms Those wh,t
went there have hid their tand refune ed to The civ
wei-hiag on an sverige TX pounds more than when
flesh aii.
UnequalIcd-No Daa N. RI eotypes In any
the ssrn ci les elsewhere can at ali .ompsrs win
adminNie spec mens Ia the Aayal Caller nv O. Philadsli
Notes off frareiIer.
This gallery IL now under the ntsndencs of
nj. A ROOT,
H0 Chesnut street. third door below 5
Ladies' Will DE glad Ia learn that :,
Preach Lunar P'lls can be had az lla Cherry strsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17
Brooklyn City News.

MYsrERlovs-A very considerable degree of excite
ment was occasioned yesterday in which cont
the circumstances which gave rise it. well our
Reporter could collect the facts. II appeared that
Saturday evening about o'clock, horse hearse,
driven by young boy, with two females in it, and
coffin in which was dead body crossed the Catharine
street ferry to Brooklyn Upon leaving the boat they
shaped their course to the buryDg ground in Division
street the lower end of Myrtle avenues when they
got there they drove directly into the grave yard and
called upon colored man who has charge of it assist
them in taking out the coffin which ne accordingly did
lmme diately after it lowered, the boy turned the
horses head, and drove Off The two females then told
the grave digger they would 60 for clergyman
the burial service and would return in minutes
They went away and forgot to return and the grave
the coffin and its contents to remain above ground all
night. Early this morning. notice sent to the May
upon which he and some Of the Police repaired to
the grave yard opened the coffin (Which turned out 10
that it contained the body Of female the grave digger
was then called and questioned to how the coffin
came there he stated the facts above detailed Mr.
Brown the coroner of Williamsburg, then sent for
panelled and after the examination of the ceored man.
adjourned to half past six in the evening The Coroner
with two three OF the Jurors then New
York After some me they succeeded in finding out the
that the females lived in cellar in Cherry street they
then went to the cellar and found the two and
1t finally turned out that the deceaseds Mar.
garet ellis native Of Ireland and that she died Sa.
turday morning they also produced doctors certf.
which stated that her death caused by diarrha
brought by excessive drinking. Upon the certificate
order from the City Inspector to have the body
taken to Brooklyn Upon this information the coroner
returned to Brooklyn eassembled the jury, who short
y after found verdict in accordance with the certi6.
ordered to be taken to the dead and be inferred
to-day at the public burial ground in Flatbush.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

The Van Buren, (Ark) Intelgeneer says emigration to
Texas has recommended with great activity number
Of wagons pass through Van Buren, daily, their way to
the Trinity river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-17

New YORK CRY Posr OFrIcK-The New York
papers are getting loud on the subject of their
msmsnaged Post Once The True Sun and Herald mar.
tnuiarly complain of Mr. Morris for his unpardonsbe
neglect OF duty 10 leaving his business for months dvd
ms tune between the scrabbling Of the Con-
Saratoga But we are glad Mr. Norris is enioy ing him
sell this hot weather--the Sun says he is as hale aud
hearty as buck, aud perfectly at his ease Who does
not envy him IN Haven Herald. .7pg Is
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-02
TT " " Il II T.
Peru, September I2, 1915.

UST received on consignment, well
81 selected and choice assortment, oil
Groceries-most desirable for grocers,
tavern & vic,ualling-house keepers-con.
sis,ing in part of brandy, gin, rum, odd
Irish and Monongahela whiskey, port.
MADEIRA, clarei, champagne. and hook
wines, various kinds Of cordials. cigars.
fine chewing tobacco, raisins, dried fish,
sperm candles, loaf sugar, assorted and
rock candies, dried apples and peaches,
&c. &c. &C..
A rare chance for bargains is offered
in the above 10, Of goods, as the owner is
anxious to close them of without delay.
ISAAC d. HARMON.
Peru, Sept. IL, ls45.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-02
BLYTHE QUEENS p9Try.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
RGCEnn's hungarian EuIsam RI
LIFE, -
TnE GREAT INGLisn nrMrrr 10,

%,
'ofdS,t '.7sihmd, d COnsunJiion.
ylyuE o,,,t ,,LLrot,,y ,,JncUiL
L Coughs, C.IJs. A,,lna so, "t
rulmonay1 C,u,ut, MIN, i,,l, II NCAlIAH
! BALSAN OF LIFE ,li,rn,.,,II, H. ~
an of London, EnpluJ t,u,d ia, ,,r.,J',
seven wears m Gr,nt ,itn,,,J,I, r."t.
OF Europe, and iuIroJ,r,d i,,, ",h, In,,'I
States, under the imm,dt,t, .r,,,;,,.,.
the inventor. -
The astonishing success Of IN. lI
Basam, III the cue of ,>,iy t,n. ,in,e,',,
ton, warrants the American, pc,,iir .oI,,,,,.f
for treatment II e tr0sfI,,,jIb co,,, tL,,
found IN Il G c,mm, nil,-cs,,, that ,,,k ,,l,,
in vain ircm any Of The n,nI,u,Ji,.,iiI.
day, and have ts,n given vi, /, lie nd, am,
gulshCd rhysitiars, rs ,ff,ptd 4, n iyc,,yojh
The Nunentii n Balsam has rut,u mud ,,u
cure, The rnai GAJtroft tCrr,ts. II !. uo,,,,,k
Hoshbm, but u standard Enrii,h N,dirn, q
known and established li,ary.
T,a. ~. ~.
F,ou n. cI,a,.,., OIL. e., ,o,o,,
-Thc ,,bl,c ,,a' ''"'s" w. I'4o
Tn the statements ,i,,,c,!, ,,,,,, a,a' &c
,um. bv d, E,n,t, a.. n,ia.. s 80" Ha''
is an Old and li,LI, ,.r,ati a;,,1r, y "'
ton. m,nl,r ~ 49,, r,;.', N"'' u ~ ~
man who v,ulJ ma, r., s,, S'r,,"' 81
his iraueuc, in ,n,ornio,,, 49,, = i've
imro,tutr wv Wv 80
Fr,c m, B,tou No}j,oj R,,,,J N, p,..u..
the American ur,p,. In. c,,t NM, a,,a,II,
si,g unc,, m. ,,.u,.t,, l., H., ;,,,.I ,'s
rt,a, Enobsh u.,,l,,,,, ,t,.Js'' ,'''
and medical ;,,,n,l. ua,,IJ r,a,,,;.Ir, ~ ~
cans of ,ruc bnu,ri,, H., ,c,or,,,.E,
the particular ,,,,niirn ~ 10 ,n;,,.J y "
Fr,D, Je N,, E,oL,J O,,.,t;.. YhA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-02
ONE P~1iCE CASH HARDWARE STORE,
9s EAhE STREET,

10 his,
~ hy
ufwhhA wi CASTE t ATTIC
m Newt
arn Laudm
cim thai Lsuyta
ldryy wary II nnket e
i.hnla skeeya -
what chased
viii this
Then att q h
plsayg e@"ois knowing that these with tie
they rpH.
without
have been
rolu know, place rrlt m
lER PROFITS than
m rs>o 80
ny
1t be my
corresponding uHh
NeL qd.pgoifiH advertisements DAVID HATCH IS Lake
irnrce manl
heSa Iron Mcrs Adams q WhluEe These
gLG1H9u will
he at FACrL REkS INCEN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-02
'H'HE Coon SAMARITAN Remedy for

'b'liE Coon SAMARITAN Remedy for
the Ague and Feyer-Uarronied 10
cure.-Edson's compound vegetable rem.
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will eliecsuaIly remove The cause of that
Ioa,hsome disease. the ague and fever.
nervous and bilious fcvers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced bv
similar causes, and which, if suffered TO
exist for considerable length Of time,
frequently end in consumption. The
Remedy is pu, up in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for use in the English and Nor
wegan languages. For sale by
Oct. Is. G.. l.. Thompson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-02
Ea,.lsonnbIe Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

DESPECTFULLl returns hanks to t'.e ci
1 4 tizcns Of Ottawa and vicinity for the literal
patronage he has heretofore received, aud hope,
to merit a continuance Of the same Ills 70,hyy.
ing Establishment is on the south side uf the
public square. over ]. and &. Armours store.
He is prepared to do work on the r;osi reasona-
bic terms, and warrants all garments made by
him TO III. Cutting will be done On short notice
aud warranted to tii if properly made up. The
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS
From New York city, have Just been received,
thus enabling him to furnish garments IN the
late.; add most approved style.
" b. Bvmjer. ma most ktdv n c1un,ry
pr1i.cs vU be 'cker ia poymoHi fur ,co,k.
OttaMn. Sent. 10. 1875.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-02
Ottawa. Sept. s, ls45.
IL l. a Ck y 1iaIlaiN q.
OTTAWA RECESS
AND ENTERTAINMENT.

LANES O'CoNNER woukl respectfully in
form the citizens Of Ottawa and the surroun
ding country, that he has fitted up his New
House. on La Sale street, Immediately opposite
the court house, for the accommodation Of al
those who may give him call He will Away,
keep his bar well supplied with the bcstof liquor,
and wine, and his table with such refreshment '
as cannot fail to suit the paa,es Of the mos, ias.
,idious. Also, an excellent Stable well supplied
with hay and gram, where horses will be well at.
tendedto. The suhsctiberwould return thanks
to the publicfor pas, favors, aud solicit con.
tnuance the same.
Ottawa, Aug. l5. lS45. S-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-01-02
DR.. =. ". Ttaycr's Pills.

THNllE subscribers have been appoin,
a ted agents for Illinois, for tie sale
Of these well known piIls, and will kcer
them constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail
For bilious diseases incidental to this
climate, and as fine herbal family medi.
cine, we can confidently recommend llese
pills as safe and efficient medicine.
We shall not 90 to the trouble and ex.
pense Of printing certificates, made ont
generally 10y persons We know nothing
about; but will refer persons, if neces-
sarv, to hundreds of individuals in this
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER g. IlICKLlNG.
Oct. 3, lS45. lJ--ly
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Fresh Drugs n Medicines.
W ms GnN LilNUrS,

Together with supply OF the most popuIa'
Patent Mrdcidcs.
Great care has been taken in the selection OF
the above stock. Physicians and the public may
safely rely on getting fresh aud pure article
Also, ON hand lot OF second hand books
which will be- sold very low, consisting oI Novels
Classical and miscellaneous works.
For sale and CONSTANT, kept ON hand, Bibles
and reSttmrnt,. from The New York bible So
rJrty at cost prices. Bibles gratuitous 10 those
WIN ATE unable to purchase.
Away, ready II relieve the iltisued and thIfS'
~. with Gns, OF cool soda.
Produce. Fiav.,ccd, Brc's.waN and Ginseng,
will he received IN exchange i1I Drugs.
Ottawa, NAV 80. 1913.
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"a 'llGNl. celebrated LULGlNbs are nov
- offered to the citizens Of Ottawa,
and the west. as the best Preparations IfuI
the cuic ol tie various diseases for which
they are recommendedl ever offered to
, The public. The proprietor, Dr. Sher.
man, Is regular graduate Of Medicine,
a member of lhe Mrdiral Society Of the
ely and county of New York, and these
Lozcngcs ate prepared from medical pre-.
scrlpuuus which have been approved BY
the most celebrated physicians in tina, ca
Itv; in addition to which they are prepa.
red in 50 pleasant manner that children
eat them with ayldlry and cry for more.
They consist ot
C'Vgh LocsngeS,
Which are the safest and most eieciual
remedy loI Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Whooplng Cough, Asthma, &C., ever Of.
itred 10 the public. They operate by pro.
noting eNpcciorallon, alhyins the irrila-
ton ct coughing, and removing the cause
Of the disease.
Uorm Losmges,
The only inialIbe Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 100000 cases they
have never been known to fail. Many
diseases arse from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
wIIhouilhen ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often afflicted with them.
ana are doc'ored Tor various complaints,
without any benefit, when one dose OF
'hese Lozenges would speedily cure
'hem'
od"lPhor Lo>enges.
FOR nervous or sick head ache, palpla-
"onS Of The heart Ias'i"de and nervous
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or attending large parties, will iud the
Lozonees really res'vlne, and impar,ing
the bnoyancy OF you'h-used after dssi.
Pa"oh' 'hey VIII restore Tie tore Of the
'ys'e" geneFa'Iy' ana remove all the un-
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
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