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TIMELY WARNISG!-To those predisposed to Consump-
ton. The weekly records of Death and the
that die of Consumption, should convince all. that
time should be lost procuring thing the
hydra AIDED monster due before takes hold
of the tender membranes Of the lungs. and them
to disease. This timely caution may be the means of
spang from the shadows of the grave and placing
with their reach Remedy that Tens Thousands have
used before hem-many who living monuments Of
health to the present Is not then blessing the
saHpfire that there medicine that will
affections and sound health This found
in the timely Of DR. DrNcASs ExPECTopANT RFMEDY
medicine expressly for diseases of the lungs and the
promontory symptoms of consumption. Those who are
afflicted with cough cold hoarseness and soreness OF
the throat bronchitis splitting of blood pam the breast
and SIDE difficulty of breathing, &c. should delay
procuring this medicine until 1t is zoo late.
u Dr. Dunean's Western Medical office is so Syca-
st, Cincinnati where his medicines for sale
IFFor sale at the Richmond Book Store.
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Saw Will For Sale

The unde signed ofers for sale his Saw MIL stu
ated one mile North Of Richmond 1t Of the best
seats in this of countryihe machinery Of the
es. work ransEp Of the latest improvements II -
in complete ordeTrons daily, and for location not
passed BY any MIL IN the country.
wishing 20 purchase invited 10 call arr
/, has all the necessary aFp~n6syss, cw~
Ing house. &C. sc, WV BULBA, -rn
E,x.-l~- ,.h ia, fJE
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kEJoIoK. RE5ooI REJOICE! FoR THE HEAErIs GlAp.
-Dr. buncans Expcctorait Remedy brings new hopes
and attering prospects to the censunpse patient whose
life attended with great suffering and ana reduced
slender thread Despair not. " hic there life
Their" hope. ana be healed and raised To ENJOY
again the blessings of health Perseverance then only
and that before the lungs much dseas
ed and liberated, aud is certain. Thousands of
saved annually from the "consumpnve grave.
BY the timely OF Dr.. DuncaRs Erpeeioraa! Remedy
Read the certificates of performed OF
the United States These evidences suficen
vince ali that Dr. Duncans Medicine safe and rta,n
remedy, that disease. consumption. It's
infancy, and secures health and happiness.
l. d. D1ncan's w estern Medical office rs $50 Syca
more ST. q few doors below 18th, Cincinnati where all
affection eradicated from the system and the
body he aled and again made whole
ar For sale at the Richmond Book Store
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ASTHMA. or PHTHISIC il

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Of the phegm IN the aIrces, which obsructs
the passage of the air through the wind tubes Jaynss
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A full assortment, at ali times, Of EIaRDN< ARE
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= j Call ut the CHEAP CASH STORE in the West
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PILES.-Half ths Of Piles are caused by the y
Titation Of small worms. JAyNE-S vERI-FUGE
all such cases by removing the and npa-.
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South Third street, Pniiadcipllia.
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IT NEVER FAILS.-Tho American Hal. De never
fails when used directed change the hair from
other color 10 be autifu auburn Jet black Sold
No. South Third street, Phadeip ta
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RUSSES of every variety and of the most approx
j models fresh stock just received, at
June IS. lS45. 26-tf REEDS.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDs, AT
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CHEAP CASH STORE.

DARGAINS car row &c had Ut the Store OF the
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seasons his s;oca consists. -. part VI
CLOTHS, CASSIMEBES, NESTINGS. SAT-
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IT. : y TUT 11o1' " 7 - Z =
NlAAIIh does not produce the ceclc ed benefit
Cholics, Sick Headache Gripping pains. Diarrhoea,
and all de7ange ment of the stomach and bowels
For sale at No south Third street, PhilsdeIphi,.
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JAINE's yERMIFUGE has gisddened the heart nj
many a mother, who had expected TO follow her
child grave but found life and rosy
health by this celebrated specifct e1peis with
irritating the Of the stomach and bowels, and
combines the of tonic, with of altera
Neither the Nerufuge the Expectorant has
rival the whole range Of the for
b which each Is adapted
Prepared only by D.. Jayne, 10. South Thrd
street, Pin adelphia
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Nov. 26, lS45.
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I'D. p Hollova y Bookseer, Richmond, Indiana. has
a full supply Of McGuey Eclectic Readers, end feels
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class book, e8tant.
April 30th l-f5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20


We Know not from whence the
i'!!o"in3 excellent sentiments oils-
i"a''d' or we would give tie 'r'd't
"Here II IS justly cue at any ia'e
we GeSire '"a' '"e 'f"' S"o"'" oe
f"ad ana treasured up III every pa
Iri'l 5 h'aft III ti!e Iahd
Uhtch acW yon do?-One OF two
things must be done in this country,
Felcn;s must spend money TO edu-
cate their Children, or they must pay
taxes to build peniten;iaIieS 10 pun
ISL crime. There is great mistake
about what is called education.---
Some suppose a learned man is an
educated man. No such thing. That
man is educated who knows himself,
and Who takes accurate common
sense views Of men and things a.
round him. Some very learned men
are the greatest fools in Tic world ;
the reason is that they are not edu-
Gated men. Learning is only the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

We are satisfied that the march of
Improvement would have been much
greater at Oregon City, if nails and
paints could have been obtained suf-
iicient to meet the demands Of the
citizens.
On the west side Of the river, i'm
mediately opposite the Falls, the
land is claimed by Robert Moore,
Esq, who has also laid out a city,
called Linn City, and improvements
are going ahead. We are informed
that Mr.. Moore has sold one half the
interest he claims in TIE water pow
er at the falls, to a Mr.. Palmer, Of
Indiana. From our acquaintance
with Mr., Palmer, we feel warranted
in saying that lie will, at an early
time, prosecute, with energy the
erection Of machinery on the west
side Of the United States, reserv.nG
the water power at the falls. Linn
City contains one tavern, one chair
mandatory, one cabinet shop, one
gunsmith stop, and one wagon shop.
Next on the list of cities comes
Multnomah City, laid out by Hugh
Burns, Esq, Immediately adjoining
Linn City, and opposite to Oregon
City. Multnomah City, is located
on a beautiful site, and must, in a
short time, be a CITY in appearance
as well as name. The falls of the
Willamette affords ample waterpri-
vileges for the erection of machine
ry Of every description, to any ex-
tent desired; and we believe that,
in few years, there will be con-
structcd a canal on each side Of the
river, commencing at the head Of the
falls and locked down for a distance
Of one mile, which improvement
would afford power for the manuEac-
turing Of every thing necessary for
internal purposes, as well as trans
portation. With these advantages,
together with the great quantity Of
timber Immediately in our neighbour
hool--a healthy climate, a produce
live soil, and minerals, yet to be
found, We are Sangu.nc that tie time
is not far distant, when We must be-
come great, and We hope, good.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

was a burthen 10 Ella when Charles
was gone; and she died as she had
lived and lovcd-wilh a spirit too
pure for earth. 4 plain white mar
bic slab p,w marks her grave, hut
Charles has none-neeGs none ; for
nature has marked the spot, and
nearly every boatman on the river
can point out the cliff, and tell, that
on its highest pinnacle is the GRAVE
IN TIE Rock. "-DoAar Newspaper.
Montgomery, Ohio.
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Trsrl pND POLAND.

Some notice has been taken in the
journals of this country of the recent
step which the Russian government
has adopted in order to secure its
supremacy in Poland and prevent
further revolutions. This step con-
siStS in the abolition of the long ex-
listing relation between the peasant
ry and the nobility. This relation,
although not one of actual serldom,
has approached it very nearly. The
pcasantry, whose sole pursuit has
from time immcmorial been agricul-
turc, have occupied the land of the
nobility, paying in lieu of a rent i'll
money, such and such services
Though they have not been so utter
ly and directly the creatures OF the
nobility rs if they had been seris,
thc relation has been exceedingly
oppressive and pemicious in every
way, and has always prevented the
attainment of true national unity
in Poland. These fcudal services,
and indeed all personal dependence
Of the lower classes on the nobility,
Russia has either abolished or is
about to do so, thus gaining over, by
the most powerful motives, the great
majority of the population. elm this
way" saysa late SchnePosf, speak
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20
Resilient Dentist,

OTsrs his Professional services 10 The c;lizons oi
Ottawa aud vicinity.
TEETH inserted upon gold or silver p'1'c-
UPON pivot, etc, - a, 10 answer AT purposes ot
m,,tctupn. DeciycI rectn iltrd wltn gold
liver or tia fil. roolh.ache cared without
ausIng pain, which enables him to save many
eth that vbnll otherwise have to be rNiraci'
FL. II All operations TO prove successful, "'
M pay. CtWges moisrais. O,icc on ho
Sale street, o,'t NJ the Court house.
Junc 81, 1915. "
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Rev. DR.. Baird, than whom no
American has, of late, had more free
access to the great ones of Europe,
says in recent letter:
"The times are ominous Of great
evil in Germany. A storm is gath
cring which will sweep over that
country. There is need, there, that
all that can be done Should be, to
scatter the seeds of Truth for it a.
lone can save the horrors of bloody
revolution. lndcad, think all con-
tincntal Europe is gong to be shak-
en- TO its very centrc before many
years pass away; but | cannot give
YOU my reasons for believing SO.
lhave great reason to believe that
NY tour has thus far been owned Of
God, in various ways. | have been
received with great kindness by the
governments--ncver more So"
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DR.. Horace ID. I:asiOrd,

gI\yING located ., Vsrmrlionsic, oilers hi,
Ill professional service to the public; aud lecls
a confidence from hi, long practice in Michigan
aud Illinois, in bcingi able to render satisfactory
services to those who may favor him with call
Ottawa, July 10, 1876
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-, that snagged and sunk

o,.t,o ,,;,,;,o.ol,, l o,.a,l.aorl
wLcn clio bcran 10 FIJI Ont of,bcsC
aaI, r,n ,,r, oolnaoI,. on,;anol -.
aanoJ ,,;,,, I;ca o,j tLon ,ooa,Ln,
w;,h tho;r un,.rown co;rror;or in
d;strose Lod cInrrt to so,na Jr;rt onI
Gnatod lo,c v.oy Loforo InIn;no
ano;ns, H.. w;IIous on tho ;sl9nI
TGov Iro,. rntI;rrortbo dcccosed
ovccrt that Inc yos , fellow ra.ser,
ncr nc;,lo, r"s tl,cro an, rIne h.,
wLich vc co,ll l;srovcr lie ,,roc
s,,c t,c wcrl- .CLo,,cs rcu.,,Lo,
who cave thee dis wl;cb wcr,
written on the Hank leaf Of a small
PjbIc flat We found carefully wron-
ped in silk handkerchief in his coat
rocket. He was Young, apparently
not more than onr-and- twenty, rath-
or above the medium height, well
proportional, and had fine head Of
long. dark hair. We laid him ont
deccntly. His plain black suit that
we had stripped off was frozen fast
to the planks where itlay in ono cor
ncr of the boat, SO | went TO my trunk
and took out some clean linen, a
white coat and pantaloons, and used
Mcm. When we combed back his
heavy tangled locks, his forehead
looked so broad and white, and a
kind of innocent smile rested on his
countcnancc, for there was no pale
ness nor distortion of the FEATURES
expression, color and all, were as
natural as ever they could have been
in the Joyous hour of life. have
never seen a corpse that looked 50
Ike life.
As rcro royc M sc,Icrs liy;nc
moan lie b,ri,I of course doroIyoJ
mnon ne Ont or some snare boards
90 eoon rode = toIerohIv smooth
nov for thoro barnenod "a he an old
alamo mr. two ON hard hut ,bc Great
rst JiGcnItv was thc dica;nG Of -
orove far besides Layinrno f tool.
o' e,r,n ~, ,vas rr",on g. ,'n =, nons;J
oro,'lo Icrth Wh;lc we yoro .,;nI,.
inc If nal,;nc = wooden shovel 70
."s VI '',N''' ; " 49, 'rn ~ W
w. W. 49, o'i i " -. 'I I,
retrrrcd and torJ ne that ho Iod dis.
covered y sinoulor cleft or chasm.
49, -,I:i 81. -. ~ - -. g. ,Io
ni;G ~, l,o;a os 7 r,nnJ h. ,,I, w.,
eL,. -" 5''' we, w., ro,r r Wv l r,"I
o' ','',, -, 60 = } ,o oI ..;.,
H. .'',,o,,,,Ial ,,',., ~ =, IN oaIa,,
,,Iosn ornon tors ,roro tL;oI.I, in
with The Ie,Gcee tcndrIs
of a Wild vino Rv holding on 70
s,,no of those and bcrd;pg forword
wc conld look down the descent for
several hundred feet At tbe water
Which poisclcssIv wasLod tLc basr
Of this MIGHTY stccp. When | re-
Turned we laid in the cornsc and
no;ling y, fine hov. ronr Of rs car
,iod Il to Tho 10, If tho cl.T and Iot
= dow, IN th. ho,,o,, or tbo ch.sr
wa tho loose stopos Which Insc,t-
toreI about we Gll.d IN. rI,cc avon
u,ith a.. surface and dc,art.d I.,r-
i,r a.. Iast remains If tLo rnI.ro,,,r
on3 unfortunate youtL 70 rost in Il .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-11-20

school house, and often atnoon, sea-
ted side by side, had they read verse
about from the same book. Fila was
much grieved when the poor widow,
in hopes of giving her son an educa-
ton, removed to a distant part of the
country.
"I shall have no company to
school now, when he is gone said
she; 'thcre will be no one to take
my hand and lead me over the foot
way at the creek; shall be so lone
iy, too
"Poor Ella Warren. Size was an
orphan child. | recollcct, as if it
had been but yesterday, how she
cried whca | left home, and asked
'brother George as she always cal
led me, Ito come back soon and see
mother As the sickIy season was
coming on, began to tcirk Of lcav-
ing Tie South, wien letter from
my mother, in which she complained
Of declining health, h Stoned my de-
parture. Ten DAYS alte, its recep-
ton. | was at Smithland. on my way
to Pittsburg. 1t was a clear, bright
morning that the steamboat passed
along near the bottom Of the cliff OPP
posite where we now lie. | was on
the upper deck, watching the steam
as it rolled back and settled on the
agitatcd channel behind us. The ri
sing sun was Just visible over tue
top Of the clin, where some Of the
little vines that lung in full bloom
round the grave, have crept over the
edge of tie precipicc. as if TO look
down the smooth white wall at tie
blue water which slept so far be-
ncath-it was beautiful sight. that
often stools back to tie mind as fresh
and vivid as it first appeared.
owe had a prosperous trip to
Pittsbu7g, and travelled liomc on foot
to the Eastern part Of the State
Time makes many sad changc;-
when | sought the home | bad left
six years before, pale-faced voting
lady, dressed in deep mourning, met
me at the door; it was Ella, who
had inst recovered from long spell
Of sickness.
".Ob, Gcorge..' said SIZE, 'you
A
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II. ". HOPKINS. VI. ID.
phv sici.su az Surgeon.

OFFERS his professional services to the citi.
~ zcns OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office over
George Z. Walkers store, where he may he
und all times except when absent on probes
..on, business. August I, 1916
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A. "A, utWLAND. J. PEAR-uN.
iiOW.AND & pEAESDN,
Physicians aud Surgeons, Ot'a"h IRIS.
Oiscpi the east side vi lhu puzzle ,Il1rc.
Rrsll ne of Dr.. liovhui, un TIA, hItl. suuth
siir At tlr street, = ttV lrpr vest Of the Fox
Rscr u,u". Residence Of Or Pearson e,
the tilv Hotel. hpui 81 ISIS.
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DR.. JOSEPH SrOU f,

. f,r. hl- fr,irs.inal service, to the cjtiz n
Al IIty, AL etclrily. Olicr % LA sale H.,
1t 80 r,nn ,'slp.rl ~ tte late De- .iudhut.
I.p.vl. llpn Z, 1875. II t.
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LQuycr.--A learped gentleman,
who rcschcs your estate from your
enemy, and keeps it himself.
Constable "A species Of swapping
turtle. 5