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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

rOAS BISHOP rasl cn0ved his Jewelry store to the
- new huildina. : doors shnve his Old stand, where
lie WILLIS clad 10 wait on ms old friends and customers.
Cal up and see mo al No lia Nam street.
oetao JOnN BISHOP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

AfNMEt to the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company
u ShaHty, At the burlington QuarrIes, about the 9Th
Of September, Il barrow hog. weighing a'Hut 80 Its,
orc year old. sa IN The led ear, fore body WINE, and
bIaek spots Behind. The owrer VIII please Come To the
above named place, prove property. pay charges and
take him away. lUet3}l JOHN WARD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
/. Il. Hiss & co.

IT, received their Fan and Winter Goods, and
.AA are now prepared 10 furnish their friends and Gus
TONERS with any garment, To order or ready made a the
shortest notice, aud in the latest fashion at prices that
cannot fail to please.
cur sock OF Cloths, Cashmere aud Vestings cannot
be ieat by any Clothing or ilrY Goods house in the city.
Blankets. ali qualities and colors; Blanket coats. very
desirable for The coming season. Any quantity Of tea
w Goals, ia price from $ i,50 10 ?. Fine and iashiona-
bic cloaks, furnished ready made or 10 order. \ good
assortment Of ready made cashmere Pauts--Also, all
KINDS Of casSinett pants, Vests Of all ki"es, in price
from Is els to s.. Unlershirts and Drawers. Some
silk very superior quality, fine Linen and Muslin Shirts.
etc. etc. oct27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

- Fyn BOZ Spool Cotton, 2G0 yafGs. 80 lbs. skein
es~sS Thread, white and assorted coiors. Just reed
and for sale low By JAS. MElLOR
nova Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

THE BIG WINDOWS ARE BOUND
TO FLOURISH.
'SNHE undersigned would inform hs cuslaners and
= the public generally, that he has Just received a
new supply OF fine Gold Jewelry, at ms new store. No.
l4a Main strret. where willie found fine brilliant and
Garnet CIust r Fans, new single stone Cameron Mcurn-
ing, Corai, Diamond anu other Pins. 81 acei.ts, Bracelet
Clasps. etc.
sriliiant silver Combs new patterns, gold and silver
beit Buckles and Slides. Gold Pens. Pencils. etc. All of
which VIII be sold atGsmall advance on cost
JOItN RiSiOr.
ncvl No. if2. Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
COOPER TOOLS.

"A large supply of Copper Tools and Trcss Hoops
.&Ss Just received from CInncinnati, and tor sale by
oct. 25th, 1913. SAML. NEIL,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK


r. PEW pieces real ELcH FLaNSEL, which the
- subscriber viii receive no pay tor, II they shrink.
sent % j.. S. MODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
MARSRALL HOUSE
VD
GROW NSVlLLE, PA.

bNVV NV TILT, ~
ffsHls house is suitable for a drst class Hotel, or for
- any or all the custom on the National Road.
A Landlord having good character IN his calling, can
have a favorable lease from date or first Of April next.
JT HOGG, brownsville,
Brownsville, oct. 10, 'f5. JAS Il BREADlNG, Pitts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

Fine Beaver and SILK Caps.
OFEEA shape, just received and for sale low by
~ now JOHN JROGE
A FEW doz black and brown silk plush Caps, high
sE,A crown and late style, received this day by
novlO JOliN j HOGv
4 FIFE assortment Of hoy's aud childens silk plush
- Caps. the oCiy ones In the city, to re had al
movie JOHN
g~IhSuNrRE Caps for boys. an entirely rev article
~ ana very cheap at John ]. flOGES
g-tANCT Velvet Caps. with p'unos, for infants, toge.
z thsr with a laTgc a.sprtment OF The various kinds Of
Cans in use, for men and boys, all 0fwhich were bought
low and selected by myself, with great care, ia the east
ern cities. Please call and examine nay stock, at the
fashionable hat and cap store, Oh Union street.
novIN JOHN J.. lOGE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
Monr.
PSI CAPS
we'd 4 splepdtd assOrtu

have Just received = splendid assortment of Caps
W of every variety and style, sc'eTcd in the Eas-
tern ciiies, by w - Jtmesan. all of which we viii sell
at greatly reduced ~Priees-LadIos, Gents Youths and
INFANTS. Gail and examine for yourselves, at
JtMEsON 4 CLARRlDGE'S,
sens 1863 Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

WHEELING. VA.
PUG3NIN STORE.
WATER STREET, SOUTH WHEELING
r. GENERAL assortment ~ my Caoys. Groecriss,
%-t Quccusyarc. NutuH and Letter Paper, for sale.
ociSi +.LthBDlN g G.
g9N Bundles single crown Wrapping paper ct 81
&%@ per.or quality. for sac 90 ZIG PlanlN Paper
Wills. luoviI LANBbiN eco
T2MM bundles medium wrapping paper. a good
1879 strong s%riieie. fur sais at ths FhrpIx Pa.
pea Min. luoviI LAMhptN and TO.
Il 2 - bundles double rro,vu wrapping paper. strong
VS% aud good, on hand and for sale 81 The Phoenix
psper mill. IuovlI ~CsLAMBDlN c q.
y ARGE SIZE wrapping paper. made to order. a, the
%S thPnty paper mii al short notice, almost any &c
siredaizc or shape. how'll LAMBhiN q
RUTCHEE.s wrapping paper. pat W unfoltcd single
As sheets, for sale att'e ph5u.x paper mul.
rovi c LANBnlN q CO.
- PROTECTION To ctgrgrs-taus sheets straw
= wrapping paper, a cOuEenent serriceahlc article 70
put ander carpets tor sale at the rh9uIN paper mill.
n0vl & $ LAMBnlN * co.
CutLER's PRESS ~BpARnS--A good common artl.
d. cie, AZ 4 very ioN price. ami aiut " extra hue gia.
4ea uoards' for s7ie a. Virginia fef,f MIL
now & co.
Fste COTTON SPIN lEgs-colarei paper for yarns
q and bats, Tor sale al the virginia Iager Mn.
now C&LAMBplN Il Co.
- EM GROSS nouuet Boards; fine glazed ou,c
&%~ Dsatis, for sale. Cs LAMBDIN & Co.
EeOOK and News Printing. Post once. s-resmhoa,
~ bill Paper, and fancy colorcd Papers tor paupcici
covers, made TO order st stort notice, at VIRGINIA Paper
Mil. Iuovil CS I.AMBDtN & TO.
& HEAVY coal WAGON, suitable for - or iOt
"A bushels. 6 large and small size Paper MIL Screws
IN good condition.. (novt { 5 LAMBnlN & co.
ExtO BOOB BlNuERS-2 railing Machines for sale al
d. very low prices by lnovil CsLAABDtN &ce
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25

pINs-25o packs superior article German and Amcri
1 Pms, for sale by lnv3l J MELLOR, Union st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-25
n TOWN.

r-EtE OOp \ NEW PRICES-fH: JOHN
M TON Ir. has the pleasure sf informing his Gus
tomcrs aud buyers generally. tlst he has commenced re
ceivinp his stock Of Fail and Winter Goods. whici
were surchased al a great reduction Of prices SINCE The
trade opeHed. and which lie wiiitaSo pleasure in show
ing. and sailing at lower prices than have heretofore
hpon offered in this city. oct25-im
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-09
n1tsfrll0&1eous.
From the National Era.
Death Scene
BIZ MISS PHGRE CAREY.

BIZ MISS PHGBE CAREY.
Dying, still slowly dying,
The hours of night wore by,
She had lain since the light Of sunset
Was red on the evening sky:
Till after the middle watches,
AS we softly near her trod,
When her soul from its prison letters
Was loosed by the hand of God4
One moment her pale lips trembled
With the triumph she might not tell,
And the light of the life immortal
On her spirits vision fell
Then the look of rapture faded.
And the beautiful smile waxed faint,
AS that in some convent picture,
On the face of dying saint.
And we felt in lonesome midnight,
As we sat by the silent dead,
What light on the path going downward
The feet of the righteous she'd
When we thought how with feet unshfinking
She came to the Jordan's tide,
And, taking the hand of the Savior,
Went up on the heavenly side
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-09
OR EE N MOU MT

the gradual steps by which he rose to greatness,
let US never forget that there was one blessing
which followed him like good angel, and breath
ed upon his soul the very atmosphere of Heaven
-"The memory Of Mary, his Mother pip.
payde Washington and his Gncrab
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-09

the abyss and yonder, an undulating meadow.
Yes, where should be the course of the river,
you behold slopes Of grass and flowers.
1t is simply called the Lost River.
1t fills you with inexpicable emotions to see
I this beautiful stream, now flashing in the sun,
light; now, ere you can count one, lost in
dismal cavern, with flowers growing upon its
grave.
Here Washington, the young pilgrim, wander
ed oftentime, and gazed with a full heart upon
the mysterious river.
"Shall my life be like that river! Gliding
smoothly on-shning in sunlight, only toplunge
without a moments warning, into night and eter-
nifty"
Did no thought like this cross the young
| piIgrme soul? In that wondrous river he be,
held symbol of brave life, suddenly plunged
in darkness. Or, it may be, Of great heart,
hurled into obscurity, only to rise more beautiful
and strong, after the night was over and the
darkness gone. For after three miles of dark
ness the Lost river comes sparkling into light a.
gain, singing for very gladness, as it rushes from
the cavern into open air
Amid scenes like this the youth of Washing.
ton was passed He grew to manhood amid the
glorious images of unpolIuted nature. Now
pausing near the mountain top he saw the val
leys of Virginia fade far AWAY, in one long smile
OF yerdureTnd sunshine, with the Potomac, like
a silver thread in the distance
Now battling for life, amid hunger, snow and
savage foes, he makes his bed in the hollow Of a
! rock, OF SETS his destiny afloat amid the waves
andsice Of wintry river
There is the picture Of the life of Washing
ton, the Boy, which has ever impressed my soul
1t is not 50 much that picture of young Wash
ngton seated at the feet OF his widowed mother,
gazing into her pale face, drinking the fathom-
less affection of her mild eyes, and for her sake
yenouncng the glittering prospect of an ocean
life and laures gathered from its CORY waves.
This picture, in its simplicity is very beauti-
full. But it is another picture which enchains me.
Behold ii.
By the side of "A lonely stream, in the depth
of green woodland, sits boy Of fourteen
shut out from all the world, alone with his heart
his finger laid upon an open volume, while his
large gray eye gazcs vacantly into the deep wa
tiers.
And that volume is the old Family Bible,
marked with the name of his ancestor John
Washington; and from its large letters look forth
the Prophets Of Israel and from its pages, print
ed in antique style, the face Of Jesus smiles in
upon the soul of the dreaming boy.
Washington the boy, alone with the old Bible,
which his ancestor, wanderer and exile brought
from the English shore; alone with the Prophets
and the warriors of long distant ages; shut in
from the world by the awful forms of revelation;
now wandering with the Patriarchs under the
shade of palms, among the white hocks-now
lingering by Samaria's WELL while the Divine
voice melts in accents of uuutterabIe music up
on the stiffness OF MONDAY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-09
THE IL e s.
Nure for Life Secured.

II Cure for L(Je Secured.
DR. UPHA1 pS Internal Remedy For the cure of the
III Piles, Inflammation of the Liver, and Spleen; In
Illumination, Soreness and liberation of the Stomach
Bowels Kidneys and Bladder Imfammatory and Mer-
curial Rheumatism; lmpurity OF Blood; Weakness and
Inflammation of the spine and for the reefof Married
Ladies.
The Vegetable Pile Electuary, IN 5Ry 6[ Cd
Upham distinguished Physician York city, is the vy
really successful remedy for that dangerous and distressing
plant, the Piles, ever offered to the American public
nal ap 5 Is Internal Remed %9I e cure sA ay
Of Piles, either Bleeding Blind internal or External and
1t is positive cuespeedy and permanent, conve-
markabe
Each Box ,ses at lid cents per dose. 1t is
very mild in its operaon and be taken in cases ofhe
acute inflammation without danger. All applications
the highest degree dsageeabe ncoencn oppressve
This medicine attacks the disease its source and removing
the cause, renders the cure certain and permanent.
lnammatory diseases A a 5aa Esea@r
for the of the Piles yet has proved itself be medicine
al superior to all others diseases of an nammaory character
with determination blood to any particular part In
inflammation and congestion othe liver and speen inflammation
and liberation of the stomach, bowel kidneys and
bladder in nammatoy and mercurea rheumatism is the best
% or fys of Se ocd Impurities ofhe Blood
arising the imprudent mercury causes;
diseases aecons in all where
the blood i powerfully determined to the head, producing dzz
and distress Dr. Upham's Elecuayis entirely unvaed
10 married Ladies' SaaSy s "%es dp9 a" @
and injurious disease the piles with inflammation of
the stomach bowels and spine, weakness in the back flow of
blood the head, &c The Elecuay perfectly for preg
ladies' and the useful cathar that possibly
ed will not only the piles and all ndammaory dis
eases, without pain rtaon hut will ensure easy time
safe delivery, and sound constitution in the offspring
Cure for life guaranteed a dne no G Snsy S oS%
ene; aoes, Coocynih Gamboge, other powerful
tang purgatve Nofea taking while influence
change in diet If taken according the dec
ions for life guaranteed Pamphlets giving in
formation respecting this medicine be obtained agents a
tbs.
Bradee, 1870 Washington street. Boston, General agent for
the New England States For sale by Collins Montpelier; IA
Peck Burlington; John Smith, J Chelsea; w RUSSELL Mid
debuy: butcher st Abans and by dealers in medicine gen.
orally throughout New England. AZ vol 4: 1y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-09
Sheetings !! -!

You can buy sheegs at the Cash store at prices that
You exactly. H. X
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-11-09
&&s8Rf8Is33tt$
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{NE QGE l)Ga
WESTERN NEW YORK
College of Health,

207 Main street; Buffalo, N. Y.
DR. VAUGHN's VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC Advor
tsement for 6i7"I came, conquered" is most
emphacay tie with this article. Disease has ever yielded
to its most marvellous medal power Wherever has gone
proved the truho this statement the above quotation in strong
and py sentence tells the whole story Gnvaids the principle
upon which cured not be known you but the
suit of trial If the article is sasacto you restored
the secret of the cure remains with the proprietor The Medicine
is compound of % distinct vegetable ageuce each individual
root has its own particular exclusive medicinal property conflict
ing WIN no other compoundeac root makes its own cueand
perfect combination when taken SYSTEM does the
work which NATURE when her laws nten
ded it should opre strengthens and restores the broErn
down, debiaed consutionDRoiy in all its characters will
pe in agents. hands for free circuaton2tey trent updn all
plants othe urinary organs form also the suffering
and VAueHN's LlTHoNrpprro has acquired celebrity
the country by the has made in this distressing class
of Affections. So famed seems, is this medicine that has
In the November Mo- 1886 Of the Buffalo Journal Monthly
Review Of Medical Science, in article upon ccuous Diseases
ana solvents the writer after noticing the fact that the Eng
s government once purchased secret remedy and also
ing the purchase in 1902 ola secret remedy by the OF
New YORK mus pays tribute to the fame of the medicine Why
do not orr representatives. in senate and assembly convened
me purchase OF NauBhs vegetable lhontrptc than which
solvent since the days of Alchemy has possessed half
ame READER mere periodical OF nigh sandng acknowI
ugeu hToughoua large section OF TINS country to be one of the
best conducted journals ohe kind in the United States excang
ing with the scientific works of Europe certain knowledge,
edited by Austin Flint NJ and contributed to by Of the
highest professional ability thus stepping aside notice secrc
remedy" You will at once understand unknown and worth
and consequently unless directly coned with the practice Ut
receive this passngno Kidney Diseases weakness the
back and sne Irregular suppressed, painful menaon flour
dsordcred SYSTEM at relieved by medicine Send
for pamphlets from agents. and you viii find evidence of the value
tiles othe female SYSTEM has in the compound which
been resOred TO in north Europe for centuries as sure cue
for this complaint and esore of the health entire system
Liver complaints aundce, Bilious diseases, instantly ~.
leyed People of the west viii find the only remedy these
aCopants well as fever and There remedy like
r yn y ] in ' m ond us y Ta =" .s MIXTURE, No
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-15
o. Il. C., Take Notice.
PROCLAMATION.

hoSbhhN 1 loN.
IN accordance with the rule, and recula-
tionS ofthe q. b. y. it becomes the duty IF
the tWnrShip.u. to call an Ex,raordinar
Occasional Meeting Of the dearly beloved
on "wednesday evening, the Goth inst, att
O'Clock, at the Office Of oar worthy Attorney
General, N the Court House, Tor the pur-
pose ct taking measures in reference TO the
next annua! festival, as well as other mat.
iers deeply affecting the honor and dignity
Of tie club in general and the dearly belle
we'd particularly and Individually.
In appointing this meeting the NJ. W.
Cannot ref ain from urging upon the breth-
rem the imperi0uS necessity Of attending II,
as, in his opinion, it is high time that some
thing should be done TO check the ruinous
encroa chments that are being daily made
by our common enemy upon our most whole
some and righteous laws. To such fearful
extent has he already carried his rebellous
operations, ,ha, he has dared even TO ihrea-
ten the humiliation OF the entire club. He
has. much to the modification Of the NJ. W.,
succeeded IN gaining over number Of our
brethren, among whom were some OF the
highest and most responsible officers OF the
club; aud there is good reason for believing
that there are others still remaing In cur
midst, who are tinctured with his contain
mating influence, and who will sooner or
| later be found arrayed against us, unless
| the most rigorous measures are resctted 10
| to bring them hack again from their " ander-
! ncs into the folds of our glorious fraternity.
The NJ. W. feels deeply in reference to
this matter. lie has been laboring, day
aud night, 10 the utmost of his abilities TO
maintain the honor and dignity ol the o. Is.
c., aud, although, sometimes almost over
come by the iierceness and audacity Of the
enemy. yet. up TO The present time, he is
proud To say. he has triumphed over every
difficulty. But the intensity Of his labours
is rapidly cxhau>tinc his energies; and he
feels that unless there is general ral'ying
Of the dearly behaved Ia his relief he
will be unable TO hold ont much longer
he must fall beneath the weight that rests
upon him, and with him must fallthe o. D. &.
In view orthis lancn,able state Of things,
il is hoped that there viii be n general
awakening amongst the brethren TO n sense
of their duty. And let each one put the
question TO himsclf-What shall lido to be
,aycdY And when they are satisfied that
all ,hnc, are well with them, then let them
come np. with n fixed aud determined pur-
,o.c. 10 the help Of the NJ. w. against the
mighty. And instead oi the D. r. C. being
sunk into the gulf Of infamy 'ha' now seems
10 threaten It, il will aesin spring up with
its original verdurc, and bud and blossom
like the rose.
Given under my n s. [L.s.l this 9Th
day Of Dec. 1913.
MOST WoRSHIPFUL.
p. S. The NJ. W. wishes II distinctly I'M
derstood that all bachelors found within the
limits Of the corporation Of Ottawa, whether
, residents or not, between the age Of IA and
81, are considered as members Of the o. B.
c., and will DO deal, with accordingly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-15

DEB At the residence Of Mr. VI. Rc,rohls. 10
me. trlo" Ottawa on the iIh INST WILLIAM
X. NACL LAY, Of Ottawa
Nr VI died under painful circumstances He
had oTenrd a coal nine near tie place where he
died, and while working III IT, about six weeks ago,
the earth cavrd in upon him, AMI so severely in urcd
his spine that he gradually sunk under 1t until ter.
minated fatnly as above
Nj. VI wcsa young mar-ro,2S =, ars o,'.-whosc
future looked bright and promising He had been
married about Two years. He bad resided IN this
county almost fom h!sy youth up, and ha filed some
sfit' most responsible offices lie was good ii, T.
zen,a member Of the Methodist Episcopal Chuich
and h ghy esteemed hy very large circle OF &C.
qun.utanccs.
Having been member Of the Order Of the Sons
Of Temperance the two Divisions Of this place ap-
peared N appropriate rcraIia NJ h- funeral and cs.
cortcd his vmnns to their final resting place The
bar OF this county, Of which he was membcr rs
well as a number u our citizens, also walked in the
proCC sSon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-15

use OF Dr. Osgoods India Choiagoru-, i, one y, ,h,.
prominent tests Of lis healthy acrlon upon the hillary
'rsohS' he appearance Of the KIN denotes wiih
nlurh certainty the condition OF the liver: cspcc,ljv
uT arrangement Of this organ has been Of onr
NANNY u Is ma'tcr OF common observation thai
"'H'cfh ana southern mcncary IN their couutcnap.
COS Tue marks Of thcr residence from the almos,mni
yenaI rh'ct OF bilious climate upon The liver md
through 'hIS organ upon the complexion. The above
ii,nhN nilnhc PREPARATION may be found al the sor.
OF u h THOMPSON, druggist, Ouaws 2o-2t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-15

ct Than the public good, the enduring fine
aud rcrmnn'r, prosperity # my county, I have
pursued the convictions IT NY own te,i ludg-
mtn'. The impartial nrbilramenl Of cnliphicn-
'd nhlic opinion IN the Irs.r, ard II. iu'rrr.
VIII determine how far the Public policy have
maintained. and the measures have rcccr-
m'rd'd. may have icriCd 10 sd,pn,e OF reiard
"a Iic rosPeri'y at ONE. ard to elevate 81 de-
rf's' HE estimate OF our natiuIGi character
ar adj
h,"h''G tie ilcs'iug Of tie h'm'el ty God
upon ''nr deliberations, at ,nrr prc,,nt lmpcr-
mh' SESSION, my at'cni hope j. Tint, in u Spirit
"' htn"n' aud concert. you MA, be guided TO
WISE ''Su' s. and such as will ylnund TO tho
h'rP'ress' honor and glory Of Our believed coun.
Try, JAMES X. POLK
WAsnlNGrov, Dec 8 b. 1913.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-15
Draw Scarye sici,

10. every one lliot hrstcth
Unto BRACES iouniain 20;
Which, ~: the tintng traveller,
In hrallhiul streams doth nlw.
Why seek yc broken cistcms,
All tainted and IMPURE
To coo your raging irvcrs.
When BRACG's street piiis will cure.
No more seek calomcl fountains.
Which pusln every breath.
W IN lever pam ma anguish,
That terminate III death
Wllye your money squanler.
90 doctors, NIL IN YAM
To meet with DISAPPOINTMENT
And tiI your bones with pnnl
Then heed the voice OF Wisdom.
:, And TO BRAGG, Factory 20,
VI herr sugar r01ieS flnir ,,.s
In million millions flow
li2' ye SEX and sni. lis Health
:, Invites you all 60 there,
W hrr lite. M tut abundance,
Awaits with you To share Dr,-,
ID, Bags PIl.1 Hrc Sold by e /. TnowSoy and
y NTH ana HrNrtE, druggI-,,. Ottawa. 2l-l,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-15

An adjourned meeting OF the Young Mems
Association will he held in the rfI,cc Of Nes.,s
champ''n & Wallace, IN the Count House. q,
FRIDAY evening The :2J inst.
The object ofihis association ia I, establish
reading room. Every body can, a, glance.
see the advantages of such an institution. We
tope To see general tutn out 10 thi, mc,,i,c