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SALE or REAL ESTATE IN TIE CITY
OF RICHMOND
Very Desirable building Lot for sale.

at Auction.
M ILL be roi TUESDAY nr1t the 90 d,y Of Apru
1887 upon the premises commencing O'Clock very
oehe buidng Lot on the Ea SIDE Of Ih. Clay and
haha streets frontrg 20
he location Of this Let IN the
It very valuable Tor a residence.
TERMs-fd cash months. for anp,ov.d en-
dosed nsEo'abe title whheh By request owner
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Inction Sales.
EUTNHE DAYS.
Hy WcIIfnEtou IoddIn.
Most Valuable Private Incidence for
A.lla. al

FUTURE DAYS.
By wellington GeddIn.
Most Valuable Private Re.isIence for
sale at Auction.
VIII BE- sod WEDNESDAY the tstn dav Of Aprl
let that vauAs brick shsmsnt The West
beSwe Gay ard Leigh oeeupan-y Of Ne sa
nnei HnNe-po--s snE
my The house nearly having beea
TEsS-l cash balance equal instruments At e. is and u
moaih for negotiable r'srest asde By
deed BY REQUEST or THE OWNER.
NH IS w GoDDIS Ayet
REAL ESTATE on CHURCH hill FoR SALE AT
AUCTION
w ILL be sold at auction, upon the premises,
w THURSDAY. 18th day Of April ls47 eomp.nep,
~ O'Clock, hst large Church Hin
near Mt Richard Maone, eupd BY NJ a. LeSer
the gen'ee accommodation Of aE. family person de-ou.
Of purchasing areured residence
" months of uroa the
FrOFeiiy BY Request Of the Trustee. w. GoDDfN.
NH 10 Auet'r.
Immediately asr the sbave two
acre square OF and Immediately Of Mr. Iebs. cenes
IL VII De snoiivided into suitable 'iEed buiiBE lots
TERMS accommodating the day Of sale
By request Of the owners NH Al w GoDDiN Auet
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN rHE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
PI virtue Of decree of the Superior Court
~ OF Law and Chaneery county .neo and civ Of
Rehmoni 'ha, Commissioner Govt proceed UPON
WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May commencing At
clock r NJ to sell at pubic
y al The real property belonging
Barr, IN she city Of Richmond, .nen-u
atd fs kir streets AMI sso vet with two tml wood
thereon q. r1 ard F'inh
Tbs TERMS Of SHE VIII be for onuiih p1reh,e mo-
neg cash and tn balance three eqsl of
AL eighteen months with day For the
dered payments re purchaser bonds good security
and TIE title 10 be refined until tire purchase MONEY
plat OF the property can be seen BY ealing he Aneonser
PEACHf r GRATTAN, Comr.
Sal; conducted ~ wEtLisorss GopDlN
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C.B.LUCK'SLOTTERYO OFFICE,
ON WALL STREET, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
'ENHE following Grand Schemes for the month
- Of ArEiL offered TO ALL and LUCK having
Prizes than other vebder
deal in Lotteries him To eouLiy
wond say that Capital they should
ordeuto C. b. LUCK, Richmond, Va
S30,000-l0O OF 1000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Class No. l6-o be
drawn Saturday. April I7th ls47 Wilmington, Del.
rs NUMBER LolTEEY-l2 DRAWN BALLOTS
CAPITALS.
Prize $4,000 100 PriEes 600
-. do -...-..... 5000 L.. .do.............e,II7
...do ........... 1000 &c,
Tickets $40; halves qrs $50 certificate whoes Sis
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ny Dunlop, Moncurc a Co.

ny DUNLOP, Moncurc q Co.
sEAsoSABLE DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY the 2lst Inst ncing O'Clock
cur sales kon sp sanl VIII ell general
q .ea-onats Dry Goods perfectly nty purehas
e. e-elns very many desirable articles FOR Spring
summ~r
Particulars hereafter.
TEESeUrder siOO cash over 500 unonts rr.B, n, o
proved negotiable paper.
apo DUNLOP, MoNCURE Il CO. Assta
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HARDW ARE.
II ANlNG received my Spring Supply of En-
- s'h and American Hardware now preparei 10 or
e DDS OF every variety lice terms.
CaIPenttrs Tools Of all Planes. RGs Tools HAtrh
etsL Hammers Saws, Flies.
Pad Chest Cupboard Till Trunk Kanb Plate Ioek.
ALSO
Amss Spades and shovs. Blaeksnth's Too Anvil, Wen.
Bellows, ke.
House keeping Artess
Cheap Looking Glass;
Besides other article usually called for in The linz
JOHN n. VAN LEW,
No l9 Main Street,
mo Ef-Jm Marie. Bridge.
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A CARD.
VENHE undersigned intends shortly to make
- tour Horebnek th Southern Western and
ddn He will undertake faithfully attend all
mes which may BE- entrusted 10 him Attorney any pat
Of these states such the Coe The
and of Land Tides pscon Of Land,
Communication may had or father at Fredrrts
burg. Until thu gOh INST JOHN l. MARYE Jr
Fredericksburg Apul 9Th IsG7.
REFER To
Arthur a. Morton Esq James A. = ,dion Eso
John NJ. ratiOn Esq. John T. Caskie Eso
mp s-c3v
81 Circumstances have compelled the undersigned to
decline the above mentioned trip.
aplS j. L. MARYE Jr
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JOHN Wilson ~ co

Com m issiOn Merchanfs
N. InON-sp -, -,
a PATTzsoS, AVf iNC4'A 81 hEEls
80 SosTroEr, } NEW YORK.
lBERAL advances made on consiguments of
IL Tobaeeo -Four Corn, &c.
jas PArTEsos especially tsLders his Virginia
Trends for the purchase and sale Of
DAVID BURR ESQ., viii authorize Protaee shipped
TO Above House. ~ = ~
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The tefenda1 John arfm1n having entered appear
an.e ava sesuf according th' Actor Assembly
Rules OF t Court end appearing BY satisfactory evidence
be- MT an inhahiln u this country ordered
Hhscn defendant tn appear The Rules FOR the tad
Coat on t art Monday in JHly answer bin Of the
plaintiff and that copy Of this order forthwith Inserted in some
pubshcd In the city Richmond for two months
ness'vey and posted at the front door OF
County. Cory. Teste.
spI2-wpN FIDRfDCF g q = r
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{otteries.
j. w. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
Csueeessors TO =. e. Gregory a. Col
OFFICE NO I CRY HOTEL. RIcpnoSo ytRctSr.
Magnificent Schemes,
To ne DRAWN lath AKIN So,n A A "

oo-iO Prizes OF si0oOO-2O do Of 5OOOIOO do Of 1000
ENANDRIA LOTTERY, class No. fer Is47 10 10 drawn
: andrA. RnturdaX. Nay L.. IsII
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OF
10 NO. LoTTERY-i3 DRAWS BAIIoTs
Tickets $40 halves 10, s. eighth. 2sO Certificate Of
package Of 20 Whole Tickets 1850 do 20 halves quarter,
eighths in proportion.
s5o.O0o-I5, Ooo-IOOoO
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY class No 20 for 1857 In h. davp
at Alexandra a. Saturday, May 20. Is47
&c NUMBER LOTTERY,
IL drawn Numbers In Package Of twenty Tickets,
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by lnioe~ a Brother,
Ne n Mars Nfre~t

W 1tllENFI-W OF N Hlkne-s dec d
Riehm-nd. 22d March. IssT
LJnehburE vr-nias ~nl publish twle. week an DAY Of .
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o1r City Papers will please copy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04
$1,000.

Ronofealia Lottery. Class -. draws
Nae IL, f847. IS numbers. Is drawn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04
ID fa,s.ENNEA.

DTtITN n DRY GOODS. Gaot EkIIs,
QUEENStARE, DC. dc.
Ne l7e, Market sqlere, Wheeling, y a.
November 20, 1al6.
e CHOciI BoOKS.-Just received rfeeh Fuppiy o.
~ the following School Readers Ecreue let, mi fa
IN sud5 tn oadrrs flanders st md. 3rd ard an RHa.
ders Cobh LIST 2nd 3rd iih and 9Th new series ~ ga,
ders also Cos and old spoilers, Yhocras And -
I'M a the Boob store Of W Rob-,
mr. 20 Corner Mann sno IH4an fi~-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04

y vvfsIf 10 cell my farm near Wheeling II wihss
t sold ON favorsc terms and toge 1eF or ~ soparss
parcels. az iI.83 san purchasers. les A''hNo
..I,aq.rfe 6as.tDetss aalmetis and Vesings, very
u iarre ,ts5 tsrccete l at pr pARRAGHs-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04

sACkiNti ARN-I5o0tbs ot fgraug Yarn ETA a@t4
e ana for sale Us pr Is II BERRY Wac IT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04

B0ARDOF TRADE.
e4'e.iseoa Goameree tor Mn.
. '9--'sA l, " STlraEYs. Jao. MeLufe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04
III
eRYoR 4 PAII
BEAVER HATS

- lieaeAed muslus ju,trreciyed l.e
iALLANI' a BrLAPLNIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04
gAKE NONk0E.

yp@ro7FT Keepers are informed that mat desIae"
"a ,isrs n r f,ro.Tty knaNn as the Virgins HotsisN
nalca IN the cy of Wheeling is offered for rem tom
Tie ilrs or April nsNr The premises IS nov ~ 49,.
asir conveniently and pleasantly toe ACC o 'io~s al
mud IA The stnppiug flace for one oil the gteh'
Toad stAse con panvs line of coaches. rev slu.
or ne and n.er le;i4r Inducements to h"lel Ne -
nnlieAt,ou NAV made the subscriber at MS onos
Monroe street neat door 10 the Times once, IoAN-'
es,ions ny MAJ va a-S' 49, Join J. Ho1E
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04

II EEss5 GOODS large and well selected stock Jus.
49, re etvcd at pr BARRAGH's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04
$z5

4stINE al4 ,fed Gold Lover WA, hoA, .nafi"As
y D., l5rf, ,,trfeet tnf, for forty hve doiiofsts -
T., ~ BtEHOr So. - Mem i-tei
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-04

- Del. ToOtS- tlroaft avs maud ases, ship e =
"a tarsX iar he4 paue feHe and ehiseis iaf SAFE 9
- 91I * GREER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06
N OF CE.

'UNIlE subscriber, wishing to bring his
4 business to close, offers, al reduc.
ed prices, large and splendid assert.
men. Of first rate Broadclolhs, Of various
colors and qualities, cassmeres, satncls
and tweeds. Ves,ings Of various kinds,
viz Satin, silk. silk and cotton velvet,
cashmere. swansdown and Marselcs.
Bombazines, Alpacas, Parametta, French
mcrinos, Irish linens. shir,ings and sheet.
ngs, canton and woolen llannels and
blue drillings.
ALso-A splendid assortment Of stocks,
plain and fg'd. cravats. gum elastic and
wors,ed suspenders, Gents. cotton half
hose, silk and cotton poke. hdkfs., INN.
brellas and cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A frs, rate assortment of Tai.
lor's trimmings.
All Of the above articles will be sol at
wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
| N. B.--Winter Wheat and Lumber
taken in exchange for all Of the above
: articles. Us.
Ottawa, March 30, l7E. ~ 4
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Family Boarding school.

MIR. d MRS. CLARK propose opening a
WI School for young Ladies at their residence
one mile south of Ottawa, to commence IN the
first Monday Of May next.
The location is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may he desirable in the quiet of the
country with the advantages to be desired from
the society OF the town.
Knowing tia, there are many parents IN the
county who have no, the opportunity ofcduca-
ting their children at home. we take this method
of saying to such parents, that we will take a
limited number of pupils into our own family.
and will endeavor as far Us possible, to improve
Northumberland and moral character. We shall
endeavor so to diversity and arrange our system
of instruction that our scholars many not be-
come weary, and yet he advanced as rapidly us
possible in their studies. From our own qlvan.
tages Of education and experience in teaching,
We trust we shall be- able to adopt . course Of
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing TO every parent.
Scholars sent TO us from abroad will be nj oil
times under our wachlul care, and be treated in
every respect like members OF DOR own family.
The plicc OF tuition will vary IRON 50 10 So
per quarter, according to the oee and a,iainmenis
Of he pupils. Board 81 per week. Board aud
washing 81, %. 80
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Green Peas for Winir U,e.-The
lovers Of green peas will be pleased To
learn that they can be preserved for win
ter use. by simply gathering them at the
proper season for using them green, she'll
ing them and drying them in the shade,
and when well cured and perfectly dry
packing them away for use.
Whenrequired for use. they should frs,
be immersed in warm water for ten or
twelve hours, which will render them as
tender and deiciously succulen, as when
taken from the vines. The best method
Of preserving them, after they have been
thoroughly cured by the above process,
is 10 put them into close jars or bottles
In this way. not only green peas. but
green beans and green corn may be had
the year round.
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TO FARMERS!

TOILET WOOlLEN FACfORY.-The
81 subscriber will keep on hsnl large assori-
nent Of cloth of his own manufacture. which he
proposes t, exchange for wool. He will give
one yard Of good heavy cloth Tor two and hall
pounds Of good clean wool of the sam" quality
or he will work wool upon shares. as foliows:--
give one-haf the cloth the wool makes by receiy.
ing eight cents per ward from the customer upon
h' hill, or all the wool makes by receiving thirty
eight cents per yard lpr manufacturing, lie will
also manufacture for customers-hlnntets, jeans
,nl tunnels, rs well a. sarnett and full cloth.
CiRh Dressing donn on reasonable terms,
and at short notice. None but the hes. work.
men will be employed.
Any person gong to Chicago, from the CEN
trail or southern part of the state, will pass by
this town, AMI all the subscriber wishes, to IN
sure a continuance of patronage, is 10 once have
a man patroliSn him, Wool can be SAINT up The
Illinois river, directed to j. A. Mattcs,n, Joliet,
VIII county, to the care of Mr.. Abrams, Perm,
us. AMI it will be forwarded where cloth will
he put up IN neat AMI safe manner, according
10 The above terms and sent in return to any part
of the State withou, troubling the owners to nc.
company it, NATTESON,
n. d Persons coming tIom distance with
quantity of wool to he carded or manufactured
il obliged to stay over night, shall be to m ex-
pensc. \ ".
Joliet March c2j, 1917. 40
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L.ath Lalh!!

A FIRST rate article Of bunch laih is
IN now being made a, The Marseilles
mills where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also be kept for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Slzer and G.
Burr; they are a better article than pine
lath, and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary COS, of getting la,h from Chicago.
A lolerable article will be sold at So per
thousand.
November 70. 1916.
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Curious acknowledgements.
ence sometimes allains curious results, a,
1t - fully allesied by the following exper-
iment by the celebrated ilales: lie al.
tached the eastern branch of young tree
TO its nelshbor by marching, and its ives
tern branch 10 another in the same way
and after they were united. The Gu, The
stem OF the middle Tree from its roots, and
thus lel' It hanging in the air by its two
inlrche,i ii"hs, where il nourisheu with
considerable vigor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06
DalGS, MEDICINES, &C.

FYNHE subscriber has just received
4 from New York, Philadelphia and
St. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock of drugs, medicines, dye stuils,
paints, oils. patty, glass and glassware
&c, Sc; also the bes, quality of brandies
and wines for medical purposes.
N. b. The most approved patent,
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
cali at the old stand on the south side OF
the public square, and examine III stock
beforcplrchasi elsewher
July %, 1916 G.. T. WALKER.
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NOTICE,

a lii persons indebted to the late firm
IN Of Drs. Schcrmerhorn and Burc,.
field are urgently requested lupon re.
ceip' Of this notice. Immediately to settle
he'r account with lie undersigned, eth.
er by note or Otherwise
Inns notice IL not for the purpose If
Obtaining funds, but to have the copar,.
netshIp business brought to close, " hch
ended The 25Ih Sept. last; lie therefore
hopes no one will have an excuse in no,
complying with Ibis reasonable request.
No receipts will be considered valid tx.
cept from him, and all payments are 10
be made lc him.
p. SCUERMERUORN.
Ottawa. May 5. ls47-43
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AGRICULTURAL.


Those who are most experienced in
me cultivation Of ,liis plant /; are sanguine
that, with proper soil and proper cul-
z ovation, il is moIe profitable than whea,
OF c0rn. The seeds are more oleaginous
Z than those Of the aAxplaa.; and combine
the qualities for liable use of the hes. ol-
i've oil; for burning, Of the hes. sperm.
without its smoke; and for painting, il,
- said by painters who have used it, 10
be superior 10 inseed, as il is m,fe rap
ID in drying, equally easy in spreading
and without forming much denser
Seoat
Prepared and eaten as ariichokes. the
young cups Of this plant are very escu
lent aud pleasing 10 the palate the sillks
are an excellent substitute for hemp OF
fax; and for bee pasluraCe, it is equal
TO any plant. welding, in is luscious aud
I. lumerons uec,aries, az, abundance or the
4 best and most paisiable honey. wri-
Al 5ter in one Of or agricultural exchan yes.
h Says that, on suitable soil. with proper
.. pliivaiion, it will yield. on an average.
IS, pm eighty TO one hundred bushels oi
sr4teeds 10 the acre. From i've To seven
4 quarts Of oil are calculated Oh per bIshel
" lfthis is not overeslimaiing ils productive.
ksMess, and it can be raised as wheat or In
shsdian corn, ordinarily considered the most
9xpensive crops cultivated, the slnilower
must be profitable production. We
fhavc, heretofore, cultivated i, on small
I lscale--usually in vacan, spots, by the
Essences. and in places where the cul,iva-
" tion Of other vegetables was ineligible:
y and so far as oar experience goes. il cor.
Toberaies the above assertions. We find
that the green leaves are very excellen,
fodder for cows, especially when the feed
In our pastures get low, in seasons OF
scarcity and drought. We generally
commence pluckng them in July, taking
the lower leaves first, and giving them
out at night /; or, if the scarcity of food is
great. in the morning before turning them
from their yards. We have sometimes
ven them corn toppings and the leaves
Of the snn0ower a, the same time, and
have found tlia, he latter is invariably
preferred The seed Of the sunflower is
most desirable food for poultry, Its ole
aginous nature wholly superseding the
necessity for animal food. -Dr. Hesm9'.
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NOTICE.

yDERSONS DESTROYS Of purchasing
Il lois in the Ottawa Cemetery can
have the same for So each, ifiaten before
the lst Of May next, after which time an
additional price will be charged in pro-
portion to The value : { the Improvements
made. G. ii. NORRIS.
March -, lS47. 36-,f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06

Chickens.-A disease called the gapes,
so destructive among chickens, may be
prevented. and il no, so FAR advanced eur.
ed. by a Sigh, mixture of asssfeida in
their food. -Four ounces costing six
cents per ounce, dissolved in water and
mixed once day in food, is enough for
four hundred chickens.
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Ottawa, May 6, 1918

AfING AND SCOURING-Mrs.
~ Wm. +. BAILEY, opposite the
brick school house, Ottawa Centre. is
prepared 10 execute, in first rate STYLE,
all kinds Of dying and securing. Having
had number OF years experience, she is
well qualified 10 give general satisfaction.
Ottawa, March 20, ls47.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06

~ ROCERlES-Sugar, Coffee, Mo
w lasses, dried Apples and Peaches,
Saleratus, Ginger, Rice. Tea. smo-
king and chewing Tobacco. Pipes, Nut.
megs. Cloves, Raisins, Indigo, Coppcras,
Madder, Pepper, Spice, Sal'pelre. Alum.
Cassia, Tar, Soap, Candles, Pepper
sauce, Castor Oil, Camphor, Mustard.
&c. SC. JUS, received and for sale low. by
- CUsHMAN 4 GRIDLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06
Wool growing in Illinois IS becom

Wool growing in Illinois IS becom.
ing no inconsiderab!e item. We notice in
4 tabls compiled ftom official sources,
lIst the quantities Of wool from this state,
shiprsd from Buffalo on the Erie Canal.
lor The Nj three years. have been as FOL,
lows n Isl4.7l.4as pounds-in as,
1912 Ibs.--'40. 225.564. Thus i,
e s:iisnt that dis depMlmen, Of enter.
prize II rapidly incrssiirg, and a. III,
present rats, . isw years only wMeisp,e
bsloss i viii 81 one ofIhs principle sou'
90 d 5pyenuss
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For gipyl!iaS.

A y excellent article fpOr. wine ard brandy
"a for sale nv July 20 r. BASSNETT.
EtUNPO WDER; good sporting powder a
N lhirtythree cents at BAssSErrs.
Ottawa July 10. 1876
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06

Rice Uc6les.-rahe 'ea.cup aud a
half of boiled rIce--waIm i, with a pint
Of milk my II smooth. then take il from
the fire. Stir in pint of cold milk, and n
,ea-spooninl of salt. Bsa. four eggs, and
stir them in. together with sulIicien, -four
10 make thick batter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06
uints 10 Farmers.

Tomatoes make exccllen. preserves.
loads are the very best protection of
cabbage agains, lice.
Plants. when dropping, are revived by
few grains Of camphor.
Sulphur is valuable in preserving grapes,
&C., from insect.
Lard never 'poils in dry weather, if il
j. cooked enough when frying out.
In feeding with corn, 60 lbs. ground,
gncs as far as 100 lbs. in tho kerual.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-08-06
TO the Public,

F2SHE GREAT HEALING SALVE.-The
Il wonderful effect OF Connel's Pain ExttatnT
in removing all pain from burns anl.s, instantly
upon its application, is truly astonishing, and
did the public generally know of the sanative
properties, We are convinced ,ha, no person, ss.
periaIly heads of families, would allow them.
selves to he single day without II. 1t has long
been desltleralum with medical men to find
safe and established remedy for burns. one which
would remove inflammation without causing ad.
jI;ional pain and speedily extract the fire.
This great magical pain extractor combines all
these properties and many more. It prevents "
extracts modification, relieves all pain caused hy
bruises, hIs,ered surfaces, &c. The ignorant ~.
sertions often made that any thing said to have
universal merit must be good for nothing. is best
replied to by informing the scientific, tina, all
the properties OF anodyne, astringent, antsrp,ic
nervInc, hetpatic and blIsamic, together with
many minor virtues, are herein chemically con.
ccn,rated in the most powerful degree, which
union composing drawing and healing efficacy
controls desperate cases with such ease as tn
give often the appearance of miracle.
The above article with cure the following com
plains, or no pay taken for il, viz :-Burns
scalds, sproins, erup,ions, chilblains, old Sores
bruises, scrolulo, eyes, sore nipples cry sip.
elias, pmples on the face, white swelliDes, piles,
cihrr blind or bleeding, !
Read the FLOWING; "a child, nephew ~ s. |
fienj Of mine, stepped in vessel OF oiling wa.
ter aud ,caldcd It's leg up to it. knee. when Con,
ncfs pain extractor, from II COuuIundl sire
was applied, which almost instantly gave rclisi
to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured it,.
Al-n child of my own burned its hand severe |
". aud used the solve, which gave ins,on, re- |
lief and seen cured it entirely and ipr one.
ccui not be induced to be wi,hou, it. | lhinL |
every family should always keep i, On hand ,o
use ~ case OF such accidents. II ADANs,
Pastor of Trinity church, Snugcriict, Y.
rJConners Pain Extractor is sold Wholesale
and retail by COMSrOCK d BROTrR. !
50 Second IT. ST. L,u.s,
39-6n and q I. THOMPSON. Ot,aut