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Influence QfMc RhubarJ Plantin
Producing Grarak-The fourteenth
number of Braithwaite's Retrospect
Of Practical Medicine and Surgery,
contains an article on this subject
which is calculated to alarm those
who indulge in the pies and tarts
made of this palatable plant, 1t
seems that it furnishes the material
Of one of the most painful and dan
gerous diseases to which the hum an
system is subject.
The substance Of the article is
briefly this THE young stalks of
rhubarb contain oxalic acid, and
hard water contains lime and con-
sequently those who eat articles of
food made of the plant, and drink
such water, are introducing into their
system the constituent ingredient OF
the mulberry calcium, which is an
oSalate of lime /; and ifthey are dys.
peptic, and unable to digest the ac-
i'd, fare very likely indeed to incur
the pain and the exceeding peril of a
renal concrction of that kind.'-
'Ihe oxalate was found in three ont
OF four after eating the rhubarb."
This, it mus. be admitted, is rath-
or startling. The mulberry calculus
IS the most painful form of the CO H.
erection OF the kidneys and bladder.
The rhubarb plant has come into ex-
tensivc use, and is generally con-
sidered q very wholesome article Of
diet. IL the danger of using il is
as great as is represented in the Re.
Prospect, it should be universally
known. Indeed, there would seem
to be reason to infer that the DANCE
is not confined to those who use
limestone water, for the acid will
probably combine with other bases
o., well as with lime. The presene .
ofoxslic acid in the plant, percep,i.
BILE 10 the taste, would lead one e.
conclude, 0priori, that tho ascribed
effect would result from lis use
whenever il Is not decomposed h,
che stomach, which seems to be IN,
case hsthe greater proportion Of in
stances; and the experiments leay,
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Make yo,r arm CandleS.-We
derive the following information
from the Albany Cnltivator Take
? lbs. Of alum for every 20 lbs. OF
tallow, dissolve it in water before
the tallow is put in, and then melt
the tallow in the alum water, with
frequent stirring, and it will clarity
and harden the tallow so as to make
a most beautiful article for either
winter or summer use, almost as good
as sperm.
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Siaughierin q .4nimais. Animals,
before being slaughtered, should be
allowed to fast FOR something like
"a hours, in order that the stomach
and bowels may become empty
This is particularly true ofsheep or
horned cattle, or in fact any animal
that ruminates, as such animals re.
tain their food longer than 9TH
ers. The meat of an animal butch
cred while the stomach is full, is
much more liable to purify.
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The CochrOach Nuisance.-This
being the season when the cock
roach, the pest of our kitchens, COM
mences its nocturnal excursions, the
following recipe may call forth the
grateful acknowledgements of your
readers who suffer from the presence
OF this loathsome insect.
"Take a sixpenny loaf of wheat
bread-thc stalcr the better reduce
it to crumb, of course after par
ing off the crust; then in a pint OF
boiling water put irresponsible OF
Cayenne piper, half a drachm OF
saltpetrc, the same quantity of white
lead, and wine-glass full of extrac
of hops. Now throw in your crumb
of bread, aud digest for six hours in
moderate heat: strain through a
cloth, add to the liquor thirty drops
of the tincturc of Quassia, and let it
stand till the next day; then bottle
1t. Keep it in pantry on lump
Of sugar, with some dozen Jumps
strewed around your kitchen, anG
it will remove the pest in less than
no time.
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Clarified BUVcr.--In "Cooley's
Cyclopedia, or Practical Receipts, D."
we find the following for clarifying
buttcr:--"Melt fresh butter by pla-
cling it in vessel set in a warm bath;
let it settle, and pour off the clear
into an earthenware basin, or pot,
set in cold water, to cool it as quick
~ a. possible, without letting it
chrystalize. 1t keeps a long time
without becoming rank"
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Cure fer F0Vndered Horses. As
soon as you find that your horse is
foundered, bleed him in the neck in
proportion to the greatness of the
founder. In extreme cases, You may
bleed him so long as he can stand
up. Then draw his head up, as is
common in drenching, and with a
spoon, put back on bis tongue strong
salt, until you get him to swallow
one pint. Be careful! not to let him
drink too much. Then anointround
the edges of his hoofs with spirits Of
turpentine, and your horse will be
well in one hour.
a founder pervades every part Of
the system of a horse. The fleam
arrests it from the blood, the salt
arrests it from the stomach and bow
els and the spirit Of turpentinc ar
rests it from the feet and limbs.
once rode hired horse ninty-
nine miles in two days, returned
him at night the second day; and
his owner would not have known
that he had been foundered if had
not told him, and his founder was
one of the deepest kind.
! once, in travel of seven hun.
dred miles, foundered my horse three
times, and | do not think my journey
was retarded more than one day by
the misfortune, having in all cases
observed and practiced the above
prescription. I have known foun-
dered horse turned at night on green
feed, in the morning he would be
well, having been purged by the
green feed All founders must be
attended TO Immediately.
S. ". Farmer.
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CUrious fact.-There are many
twining plants that ascend their sup
porters only from left to right. o.
this description there are ten gene
ra. The hop, which thousands per-
haps have cultivated without mott
cling the fact, is never known to AS
cend from right to left. If uncoild,
and forced to assume a direction
contrary to that ordained by nature,
it will sicken, and pcrhapsdic out
right. There are other plants which
Irvine indiscriminatcly either way,
or both ways, as art or instinct may
direct. OHue Branch.
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Forty Thousand
GRATED
FRUIT TREES.

No" offer TO the public a, my Nursety neat
L. the village OF Dayton, ives, side of Fox liver
LA sale county, the largest number aud creates
variety Of
GRATED FRUIT TREES
That can be found northwest of the Wabash
Fhey were procured from Curtis celebrated Ed
gar Nurscry, embracing nearly three hundred
varlieS Of Apple, fifty varieties Of rrur thirty va
rites Of Plums. Cherries and pcach,s, all OF tie
ch icest iiuli, which have been selected during
the last % years by the industrious ard indcia,i
gable PROJECTORS Of the Nursery. alta great cN.
pensc, from nearly all TIE states in the Union
and many Of the choicest var.tics from Eurcy,
They are mostly Of two years growth. nni from
three to live feet in height, and OF Sufficient size
10 set. Those wishing topant orchards vii not
'h' to perceive the great advantage of setting
Young and thrifty trees reared in the same soil
snd climate in hich they are destined To be set.
over those usually brought from a different sorl
and climate, the larger roots aud limbs umpula.
ted 10 save ,rausror,oJiou, aud the furious roots
injured hyIong exposure 10 dry atmosphere.
VI Ellis WATT.
Sent Is, 1915. I2-y
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no the Public.

TH0HE GREAT HEALING SALVE-The
Il wonderful eiIec, Of Councils Pain Exuplor
ia removing all pain from burns a I'm, :, instantly
upon its application, Is truly astonishing, and
did the public generally know OF the sansliye
properties, we are convinced that no person, cs-
pecially heads Of families, would allow them
selves to he u single day without it. 1t has long
been II de-idefatum with medical men 10 find a
safe aud established remedy for barns, one which
would remove inflammation without causing I'D.
| iitional pain and speedily extract the fire.
! This great magical pain extractor combines all
| these properties aud many more. 1t prevents or
! extracts notification, relieves all pain caused by
bruises, hlistCred surfaces, &c. The gnoranta as
sortions often made tina, any thing said TO have
| universal merit must be good for nothing is best
| replied TO 10y Informing the scientific, tina, all
the properties Of anodyne, astringent, antiscptic,
nervinc hctpalic and baIsamic, together with
many minor virtues are herein chemically con.
centratcd IN the most powerful degree, which
union composing drawing aud healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such ease as to
give often the appearance of a miracle.
The above article with cure the following COM
plains, or no pay taken for il, ,iz:-Burns,
scalds, sprains, crup,ions, chilGlans, old sores,
bruises, sctoiua, sore eyes, sore nipples, erysip-
elias, pimples on the face, white sw,lIings, piles,
either blind or bleeding.
Read the following "a child, a nephew Ola
friend of mine, stepped in a vessel OF boiling wa.
ter aud .cndcd its leg up TO it, knee, when Con.
ncis pain extractor, from 81 Cour,londl street,
was applied, which almost instantly gave relief
to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured it,
Also child Of my own burned It's hand severe
", and used the solvc, which gave instant re-
lief and seen cured il entirely and | for one.
could not be induced to be without it, think
every family should always keep 1T on band TO
use in Gaze Of such accidents. II ADAMS,
Pastor of Trinity church, sSugcrii,t MY.
nJConnel's Pain Extractor IL sold wholesale
and retail by C0MSTOCK u BROTrRs,
GO Second st, 81 Lou.s,
39-6n md G. !. THOMPSON. Otinut
HINOR sale at bargain--l new lumber
n wagon; new buggy dc, by
tpv,l 90 1870 II L. I,ANEl
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large Stock Of oS'ew Goods
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.


G. NATTNGER would invite purchasers very large
~ and elegant stock OF NEW GOODS
embracing L.3DIES DRESS GOODN
chalr aud white r dIc,es,S &C. n great | ''
MOGRNING GOODS.
Black h'mt1n e baos' ct, plain
hams, PLAN and striped black &
UNITE NUSLIN GOODS
style Of
SILKS.
Black Gr.eRne irS"i~. sv hA
Large h; an eds
nous NN and
"ol-iela sAsN.; in,ros
HOSIEHT& GLOVES.
Ahrsc complc quality
HOCSEKEEPING GOODS
birds eye towel dilr.s; striped curtain &c
NENS' SIMMER WEaR.
Srl and NIel and
naaheeGs su- IS &c.
GENTLEWEN'S UE3R.
super french and Enh ahs supcucr.;
BOOTS and Shoes, BOnnetS and BOnnet Trimm in rs.
Ladies Kid ant nlc ilrcu;n
shoes and boots CHM Florence
AlS()-A
CrOckery, HardwGr re, GrOcerie8, Sc.
Most articles Of Country Produce
ket HPers0ns having UOoi SELL will find
early All good clean washed Wool clear of bus, will be UnwasId
and bury Wool viii be taken what
made to ship consignment 1918
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Great Reduction.

ROCGliroN is now offering Spring anu
- Summer Goods at prices 50 low that pur.
chasers cannot resist the Bargains.
Mnr9ussons, Berages, La,cns, Gingianl
Lowns, GinghonS, Fancy Prints, and Summer
Goods Of all kinds are oil offered very low to
make room fnr a new stock Of goods expected
daily. Middle store Rcdjick's Block.
july %, 1si7.
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'acN ana dog chains Simmons broad Collins Waters
carpenter bench planes by the single ock
back
nan axes mani and shoe hamm and hook
oh m-saw brmr
guard pocket cabinet
p mce locks and ahes
mills and bits brass pans grind
britannia ucs brtna table teaspoons
els nass and IRON candestck and
ping Knives shoe horse backing and sbbg brushes
TASKS
dog collars patent heads
oil slp sheep
and table butts and acks
SADLERY.
Three hundred assorted names, leather brass plated buggy
frames handles bands damp buckles, bride
We also continue manufacture and hand all kinds
We selling
age; and wish be understood especially
request our old customers and at others
bWork.do
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g TEEl. PENS, &c-l0 gross steel pens,
- "Gllleu's bcsr;'' steel slides aud clasps;
Berlin pins; sachels; ivory and pocket combs;
nng top polka; luting and braiding combs; bone
and pearl studs; lace and silk buttons; perfume
'a,chcla; windsor, transparent, ball and wash
soaps; ambrosal cream; French OK marrow. An
,isua Oil extracts; boquct dCaroIine; pa,chony
and cologne; gold pens sealing wax; bodkins
aud needles; French fans: table and tea spoons
together with great variety Of fancy traps, nrc
for sale at Bouguro>'s 30
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
iOCsE' liafe Clemens INDIAN TONI
AsAFE AND SURE CURE
ICHIIlS, AGUE AND FEVER

unprecedented time u Fu, H1Drs
'fNli attention oithe public is particularly call
4 ed to thls Great Remedy lor Cii@ ~ A.u,
aud Feefr, sud iu doing SO, the proprietor, deem
Il proper to make the following declarations. the
truth 81 which, be desires the pCCvie 10 test lN d
trial, aud he vii! chccrrully abide their decision,
The article - pleasant and convenient
To take. %. II viii cure frrrg case If the duec.
tons ore observed. 81. 1t Will leave uo Jn,uti.
~. effects IN the systru; on the contrary, II i'm.
parts strength Ia the constitution. an Itis pure
" vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
n five hours. Certificates onihc nrapIernrorut
he bottle, oicures from slX months tolen years
standing.
Prepared and sold, wholesale end reiail, bv
GEO. " HOUSE, Nashville. T.nn.
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little room to doubt IFS agency in the
production of oxalate gravel in the
urine. J. G. c. Yjrk, Pa, Jane,
1871"
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Garden .SceGs.-Gaiherinr sce6,
IS an interesting operation because
1t carries the mind forward to anoth-
er year, and another generation
1t should not be performed till the
seed pods are full grown, which is
easily known by the tendency OF
some of them 10 burst. 1t should
always be done when the pods ara
perfe city dry, Vnd consequently at.
ter the warmest part of the day, ra,h-
er than before it. The pods afte,
being gathered, should be laid in pa
pers or in saucers, and exposed ia
the air in dry place, in the shade
and after being thoroughly dried
they may either be tied up in papers
without being opened, or the seeds
taken out, the husks removed, and
the clean seed tied up s preserved
in a dry place.-Ladies Cympan.
ion.
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II is said that y bowl, containing
two quarts of water, set in an oven
when baking, will prevent pies,
cakes, bread, &C., from being
scorched.
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ErcSl, Groceries.

HNHE subscriber has JUS, received a
l. large supply Of family groceries,
embracing in part superior quality OF
sugar. tea. coffee, molasses, rice. fish,
&c. &c, which he will sell on the most
reasonable terms. Call at the old aud
well known stand a few doors north OF
the Mansion House.
X. MONTGOMERY.
Ottawa, June II, 1918
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Houses Pile Ointment.

: 4 most valuable, safc, and certain cure for
Il the Piles. LTNumc,ous certificate, ofthe
happy effects OF TINS ON. rcnt may be- fo"ud up.
on he wrapper accompanying ,ncb bottle
Prepared culy by GEO. ". HOUSE Na.h-
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle
For sale in Southport by Stryher, & Grerne
wholesale agents for Wisconsin h,ra. Gi.ijg m.
northern Illinois Il Ind. for which Territories
aud states all orders should bc addressed
&. h.TliONliSON, Agent, Ottawa, IL.
Ottawa, June 80, 1876. liz
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Elard'rarc aRd Stores, Hron, Steel and
Walls.
TIN, SHEET IRON COPPER WARE n.yvr,CTouy

EEE are now receiving from the cast,
in addition to our stock ON hand, q
full aud well selected assortment of
STOVES, HARDWA &c.
We have the Hathaway aud Yankee No
ton improved patterns. Also the Four
Boiler and Premium Cooking Stoves, as.
sorted sizes: fancy paror and air tight
stoves; plain and figured common do. Al
SO parlor coal stoves, with grales. hollow
war;; pots; kettles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, etc, etc.
Also-lleavy and shelf hardware, such
as anv'Is, shovels, spades, grain scoups,
hay AMI manure forks, log. trace, coil, halter
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DAYTON
W DOL l. EN- 7 A { T 0 e Y.

DAYTON
W DOL l. EN- 7 &C ITO e Y.
SATE would most respectfully inform our
w friends aud patrons that the above estab.
lisbment is still in operation, and will continue
TO be, SO long as we continue to receive such q
liberal share oipubiic patronage. and would here
renew our promise tina, no pains shall be spared
on ourpart, with skiliul workmen, to render &c.
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing the
following Minds OF goods, viz:
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere, Satinftt, Tweed. Jeans. LinScy,
FIanleIs OF different kinds, and Blankets,
Which we offer for sale wholesaleor retail. very
cheap, for C0sh, Wc0t or Wool, or will max,
liberal exchanges, say yd. fulcdcoth for from
? to 3 his Of wool, yd. jean. for 2 lbs. yd
/ flannel for lbs, pair very heavy blankets for
as much more wool as 1t takas to make them
&c', all OF the same quality. Or we will manu-
factuIe fullcd cloth on commission at hom 81
| to so cents per yd. Wool calculated for cx
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled up in separate flceces
CARDlNG AND SPINNING,
| Will be done at from ID to Is cents per pound
! CARDlNG will he done thisseas at cents
! except very me of cents per pound. Come OF
with your fine wool, as we have Just received
two new single machines Of the latest and mos
| improved style, which will he put in complet
order, with fine cards, (No. 81 and 33) by tn,
Goth inst, aud are calculated expressly for Gus
tom work. Our old machine will be put in @ ,ot
order, and will do Justice to the coorser qualities.
Persons coming from distance can havcthei
work done with the least possible delay, and il
! manner which we will Warrantlo rive gate
| faction.
CLOTH DRESS
Willhedo at usual prices, or small dis
count for ready pay. J. & D. GREEN
DAYTON, May II. 1si7. J, DIG.
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GJNone can be genuine unless signed in ,ryi-
ting by w. b. q II. g. F,nurLL, Sole and
Original Projectors. Manufactured only BY
II q. Farrell, wholesale Druggist. Peoria Ills. ;.
aud for sale in Ottawa by q. l.. THoMrsoS.
Jenkins q Merrill, LockpOrt: DR. G Smith,
Peru5 Everett HcnBcpiu; Bcniimiu Newell.
PriHcci1Bi Stevens d Sons, Hdianioun wv
Pickering, MUGyk Boughton * Hubbard,
Owsg0i Vogel, Bristol and Wheeler q
\ Hen. IUr0yO.
Ottawa, Iune II. 1SiG-3Iy
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n NOR sale al bargain---l new lumber
n wagon; new buggy dc, by
April 80, lsl7. II. +. EAMES.
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Brown DOnIesiics, SC.

GGNPOWDER; good sporting powder al
" thirty.three cents at BlssyErrs.
Ottawa, July To- 1876
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9TH ORES sING
Willie done a, the usual prices, or smolldis
count for ready pay. J. & d. GREEN
DAYTON, May II, ls47. J,&D.G.
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The ministers and people of the different
Persuaslons arc pretty much like the Jews
and Samaritans were in solder times"
they have no dealings with each other"
z" Each one acts as though the old adage
" Every man for himself, and God for us I'll"
formed part and parcel for his religious
faith. This want of union and fratcrnal
feeling amongst the followers of Christ has
given rise to much infidcity an UNIVERSAL
ism. Christians might be perfectly agreed
in feeling, and in effort, for the conversion
of sinners, "from the error OF their ways'
without the slightest compromise of any
principle of belief Or church usage. OF
late in several churches in the district gra-
clous visitations of mercy and grace have
been witnessed, and many sinners have been
converted and added to the fold of Christ.
May the Lord Of the harvest increase the
members. More ANON.
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OLUME w.
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ABBEVlLLE c. H., S. c., NOVEMBER H. lS47.

are nearly octaedrons transparent and of a
vermillion color. Occasionally arc found
i'll this region objects; which have the ap-
pcarance, which I candidly think arc teeth
OF the extinct Mastodons. A few specimens
of these rare and interesting curiositics are
now in my possession which will be cheer
fully exhibited to any individual dcsrous
of Investigating the mysteries of nature.
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FATE OF THE APOSTLES.

ST.. MATruEw.-This apostle and evan
gel1st is supposed 10 have suffered mar
tyrdom, or was slain with sword at city
of Ethiopia.
ST. .MARK.-This evangelist was dragged
through the streets of Alexandria, in Egypt,
until he expired.
ST.. LuKE.-This evangelist was hanged
upon an olivc-tree in Greece.
ST. JouN.-This apostle and evangelist
was put into caldron of boiling oil, at
Rome, and escaped DEATH He afterwards
died natural death at Ephesus, in Asia.
ST. PETER.-This apostle was cruci6ed
with his head downward at his own request,
thinking himself unworthy to die in the
same position and manner as his blessed
Master.
ST.. JAMES THE GREAr.-This apostle was
beheaded at Jerusalem.
ST.. JAMES THE LEss.-This apostle was
thrown from pinnacle or wing Of the
Temple, and beaten to death with fuller's
club.
ST. PHlLL1r.-This apostle was hanged
up to pillar at Hierapolis, a city Of Phrygia.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW.-lhlS apostle was
fayed alive by the command ofa barba-
rous king.
ST. ANDREw.-This apostle was bound
to cross, from whence he preached to the
people till he expired.
ST. THoMAs.-This apostle was run
through with dirk, at Cormandel, in the
East Indies.
ST. JuDE.-This apostle was shot to
death with arrows.
ST.. SiMoN-Zealot--This apostle was
crucifed in Persia.
ST. MArHrAs-This apostle was stoned
and then beheaded.
ST. BARNABAs.-This apostle the Gen.
tiles was stoned to death by the Jews at
Sylana.
ST. PAuL.-This apostle was beheaded
at Rome by the tyrant Nero.
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NUMBER 80.

these unpleasant visitors in this city since
our occupation of
The Mexican Eagle, is the name of a
new Mexican journal, just commenced at
the capital. The editor does not believe
in opposing obstacles to any negotiations
that may lead TO an amicable adjustment
of the differences, and says that Providence
has dccreed the destiny of the nation. The
following is the substance of a motto at the
head Of the Eagle can honorable peace
ennobles nations, and the magnanimity Of
the north will not let them offer us terms
other than honorable"
Gems. Rincon and Bravo have been ex-
changed for Capts. Heady and G. NJ. Clay,
and other Encarnacion prisoners.
There has been Il revolution in Guadala-
jara. Mr.. Kendall thinks Gomez Farias
is at the bottom of it,