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BOOK TRADE.
LIFE SKETCHES OF NETWORK PHYSICIANS
HUMOROUS AND SATIRICAL.


HUMOROUS AND SATIR1cAL.
THE SCALPFLs -'rr7s % lies = - re teop g =
L rcd hv Eox.Eo y DIXON. Ts- May nln, e'
r1nsfrs cf a.rl -s1e es-ars - ,l-l'n P'
T. . SURE a1i ProsFsus ~ -te Rec,rrl p'rrs =
PRECISION = l.- moiers mind r1 .fe c'ni' s.'t -.
ana 1h. L-e s5-c. ~ Tahsrco % s.r'l.y f1-T
-,re-s. 50 rs--s eecn. = -er's each rliu '~F- 49,
II. London Lancet. GO e. Hy II.> Wtse.'. u IT, ~
-,s-k. IN rolr. 90 ft-ce co4rrs - te a. number
w. have -rt- .ar -. .aroas --'s ~- its-
o.. ,t- --f. .i .I; - O. ..t '4rr- - ''r
- -.--s r... hsf- zen -- So 81. >eF - We f.-l
\ TREATISE
as DISEASES oF THE ssENgAL SYSTEM
H. eI-rfh et'aou. pr'ce :. -Ffor u@ New 80
r-, ~ ni-sri-e sd t--s- oc.ence al .ls bos-3a
Nal.--- ard Sf-si-s J'lf't
r- r-- - -af--r r.-l t-i r- -- ft-' -ars ~ AT OPP
..- b.. -.-t 81. 90 t.r-r.- -'' m.
. 81. ..-.-.l ,----..r srrr r '-'' 20 nf .
.. --..-. -..--s. N.-rHH-~ 90. cure. .l .rHre
be- 90. .-.. r- --es--- To ten'rs fA''r
..--. o. .-. H-r.r.- t- fr- r.-H1f. rf'-f -
-.-... -. .-i.- t-..-r sa-ra. r.-rar'i' .-', '.tf
ar r- t.-Hs- ... al, ., d..
A. V1aar ard hc- seascs ron ,,s az 40. sf>.
r-s-s-l51 as : - Frr sa- ny CiA> Il 49,
e,-~sr e. sast a. F-,sl vsy. A. hisress col.,.D'
-,.-- 30 ana. tr ra Journal ugsl be addressed ~ -
Esf-o-s ofr-c. Ms--er-st y Y. ~
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IlLAKt'- PATENT FIhE.PRUOR PAM ;,
Dram OHIO, vLich iE a few moEiis l1gr. 10 sac -
stone protecting whatever IS covered fom he seulh OF
.ls TssL.-f, snd ron frr
LOOK OFT FOR FRAUDS,
"a Erprrcpec p@rso4s oeing % srocz Afseiss o1
ssie ealing them 6-procfr The geIu1rs j. ory u DC
ootsired q the Ps,sufe-. " BLAKE. srosd-st New
1ork, Or Bis sg-Ls livery package ma ked bA&Ss "a
- fas. b. p~.-f :, = rr1s irneccisA
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WINDOW SHADES.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
LIELTY RiKER ID Chtttsn-si. cal tle attention 81
h prrs,ns waning Shades % tle.r assortment Of
shades al1 material. fDf maAilg sld hanging Shades
Tt.y make he oest quality o8y s1d 49, price. fll p
PER cen, -, han s1y oher mrufsclsrers. All snades
warranted DOT 10 si.rk Or curl sle 81.
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nRGAN-.-WS y DAVIS. Orgk1 B1der, 81
ONle-og - o1sf. aor AS Calrch snt PGs.or Or
gz-s, tas rov har1 q stops; d 81 Ac sisht
Gotac viii PEDALS pa.r'e. ard wslnr. genera
swe. E - SOD 90 1rc1sa approved credit AS In
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WINDOW SHADES

M EVERY DESCRIPTION AID QUALITY con.
Orrisne Lsld-c4Des, OoLLlcs Flora scrolls, Inferior
Views sll oiher sfy equally snd flch "a aahr De-
sgls, selling prcDs bat cannot fa % meet tho
aglrgbslo1 e he must economical Purchasers
c r6 o c snc Examine ~ themselves ~ JOHN GgEA-
SONS WINDOW Shade 5a e. Rom. al OroenNic hat be
tween Nurrsy ARD Robinson sis al ZfiseOds
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IONS AILEN,s AlIEKIrANINLAND PA--

y sAGE LlSE-Lc-a-cl by Ne authority Of tie Sis.e
ard CIV Il NewN Ofk-For The Projection Of Emigrsuts
snd other Pas--r gers-Ohce l5l C-d,r-st New York
The suhscYlbcr been engaged IN forwarding Merczn-
de- end Passengers frog N-vior TO the Wesen and
Southwestern sa'es over lwer-FtFe years, bul Al the
present time directs whole arr Ion 10 ne fOrwarar Z
Of Posse gers and and ther Hggage-h. facilities Sor
which unsurpassed by any house In lhs business be
can accommodate The traveller viii any mode Of convey
snce-s.eafn1ol railroad, Or canatIst or secoadc ass
cabin or hat be- can grade his expenses By he
choice OF me different modes u c1uy-ySnce-a u hich
are f-stc 49, OF Their and. sId on moderate terms
Persons resting ia tti. country having friends emf
grazing from E1r0pe 20 he interior Of The United states
vii feud-F them Kindness by directing thrn .hsir
rivsI IN New f0rs cal e. his Crce before engaging
their passage csrEtcrr-Gs here hey vii be kindly
tge.ied no1-sy dealt in ald a. contracts carried 70
the letter Any semels made viii he following
agents saa- be- c4iy complied via y JOHN ALLEN
AGENTS.
eaxer JOKES . UrionSL Liverpool
Hebry Al-r. Albany.
Tnos HYDE King-st T0v-rLl, London.
John r srey R0clessr
William John Do r., BeifaSi.
William Alien. BUfalo
Richard x Elliott Detroit
t-r--r. oosf-rsi1 sfiena--i To- mis- srneot
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4 's,G - .>s-i.r mr. NOtitE. : ~ n
u Robins IA. t.s-f mo paft1sfsb!p with BIN henry
A. Robins The importation dfwscnes I'll dsss ~
lursged ureer he tim & ROBBINS bhVAD@A' -
= John-st ~ heretofore ,s9x.
Ssy-IoTE, APr.l /, ls5S.
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LAND WARRANTs.

I AND WARRANTS FOR sALE b.
l. 4 NICHOLAS.
AZ - ExchirF- BrDkzr, ~ NAis'.
rIEMPKkANIE t'EOChkN.-Ius, opened, b
blRDSALL g. fis 81 s.sIe, 80 syur get cor.
R-rwck sts~ ar1 WEI ss.-ciec ss.orfn-lt q family
Groceries whh z-e Cf-rsc e. BE owes; rruEct price
flr cAsL Cos Tu Up expressly tcr ne cC-1ly, .cd
bcsiuer sur pied o. resscrsh. e 1870. as w.
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AlALn nUAnDiN.. I'D MOOL AT " ILl

MALE BUAHDiNt. ~ HOOL AT WILTON
VI CONN, ABEL NhllLOCk, PrLcipd.-Ihis In
suiion offers msrF superior Inducements and receives
boys suuusualy mOierhie terms Circularsa cafds viii
names uf patrons Obtained s76 BOwery Ss 0sdwAy 80
Muberry-sl and 7bs Chathsm-sL Informs Ton Of
school be had u psifons Those wishing Interview
with SIR W invited 10 csll on bin ~ 100 Broadway,
n v from Il 10 o'cock on Tuesday. "Wednesday and
Thursday Persons visiting the School from New Y0rs
civ N Requisite. return the same day. ais lwf
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
DCsv SOS rFR-Nri e second series. ..,.,
II MYSTERIES OF TIE COURT or LVNVVy', -.
b. Geo 81 Rsrnr..s sIttor ~ LIE 'r Lia1l- zen
M.r-,e. Sc Price Sd crnis
.- --sss an y ta Issued lmrn-i 81 s.,
WINDSOR CASTLE,
81 " "a rs<ortl Win 81 ght Russ A-lols .foa -ie I
tol edition
TIE SISTERS.
81. Henry C,ck-a~ sutno- 90 ~Nsentne NoN." -.
L., ..hel- TIE STEWARD
Pv Henry Goa rr g. nor 40 Na'er1re - i'' oi--
---." ~ heslgf'y ,u-irafed
.--o-s hss rsd rrecetcr' et ran m rug .
-4rs % +. -r- one ne bcs. psrorf snces % o. .
s-r7r-r sod trd te g1tfl author 10 5 de-it-cy -r
. ars-f amusing book ofrhs seas E-c, 'c,s
80 Oil. - Ans y \.
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1 aD,lh.S,' or,noo,. RIP HOOK. OK r Tn

LNORrH RINER UUTCHksS CO.--MB WM.
JONES receives into her family Ten Pupi-, 10 whose
thorough Instruction 10 every polite and useful branch of
education including Music French and Drawing, h@seH
and Two accomplished o.. ssns dtFo.e llef entire time
and attention. Her residence l. cOmmooiOus cptsge
with grounds. and terms ; 80 without other
charge summer term conn ences MAY |, OIL Which limo
parents desiring Interview may call her ~ - West
WashnR ton-p sce ms f~eods
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OAK GROVE FEMALE sR,rINARY.-r

Osummer Term ~ he Osk Grove FEMALE Seminary VII
commerce on he - Mondsy ~ May Any pefsOns wish
ing interview with The Principal ~il! plesse cave he
address the bookstore = Cak, Austin CO 25 Broad
Nay. where may sso he found circulars gying parucuIa
Information WILLIAM G. FOOTE, Principal.
YOakers Aufi ifil 40 JWeOdf
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seem to him topsy turvy.
To intcrposo the France oiVoltaire Rouss cau
George Sand aud Pau, dc kock AS an unmixed
Cafkolsc county aud fair sample Of the eff
iects Of lndissouble Marriage, is only allowable 10
one little less than dcmentod. 7AN France is
philosophic, skepiical, luGde-sny thing bat Catho
lie And we maintain that French RIGHTEOUSNESS
is maialy mot entirely confined to the Partisan,
philosophic. Infdol France. and is by 10 means 50
common in the sections and among the classes that
are thoroughly Catholic.
As Il TIE marriage OF a third or fourth wife
being JUST as innocI Mt durins the life q the proceed
ing as after tbciT decesse seyeraAN we VIII not be
provoked to discuss II Every reader vii decide
for himself We Judge in either instance by the
f,s,fs. and believe those Of Free Divorce 70 be
hcentiousness orphRnsSe, neelsct OF education de
rangclncnt OF families. and innamerable dep-avities
and calamities. Ii our correspondent, asserts the
same Of the marriage a. widows or widoweis We
are even.
The popular dissatisfaction with Marriage
as il is does not seem 10 US stronger than the DIS.
content with the requirements Of Temperance.
Chastity, Honesty, Industry, and Integrity sencr
slly They seem 10 us formidable just now because
they have to- long been mistakenly permitted to
ensyoss The public ear unanswered. Had Indisso
luble Marriage been half as faithfully defended as
the Rights Of Person and Property have been, is
assai,arts would have been silenced Every enc
bora OF pure mother has natural interest and IN
stinc, which draws him 10 the risht side OF this
Marriage question if it be fairly presented 10 hn.
before sopAistry or sensuah,y has becloujed his
vision. We wo0ld as soon think Of repeating al
Laws torbiiGinS Assault or Their because great
many come in collision with them SIS the laws
which condemn Inconiinence-Bet We wni stop
here, les, We PROVOKE II. I. to re;Face the oIi
ground instead OF proceeding to bis promised essay
ON the Passions. Ed. Irgb.
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DKIF ATE II fiUUIl-INs JUDO TIN'f las OF'Lfd a
Prlvsle School urihe Instruction OF boys ll spelling
Reading. Grammar, Wing Aiimeuc. Ge1gnrhy, He
tory, Bootker ping aud 10 French Language Tue nun
Der VIII De limited tvepg I'VE For further psrieuaf-
inquire At - Gfsere-sL JOHN II SHEPHERD
ais lmeod'
LONE AND ~ BGDL.-CirY AND COUNTY
4 Tee 3dvsnisFes a. ~ happily combined Il q =
plan ote sshlngt0n insise See circulars, 1879 Broad
~ sl5 I've
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ikU.hDiNt. ~IiiOOL FOR HOY- Ar DAN.

u III, tDNN tn FUNsTT IfT FaV NJ plTchasfd fs
place heretofore tccnpl-d by tie late ST. John sher
wood, proposes ~ continue tho school commencing no
Summer term Wednesday, he FIRST day Of May
Circulars may be Obtained al Messs Leay Co A.tor
House, and % BIZ Geo GraLn'ss 20 Maiden lane
ais lws T. HUNTINGTON
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-20
Wheeler's Patent
IMPROVED
Railway Chain Horse Power.
Overshot Threshers, with vibrating separators.
WHEELER, MELICK, g. co.

pro,,;,,o,aaf ~. au'.,, ~ ~ IL ri.
niJ ~ '"e 1t'y GJg HSi'..,'unt 'vi ~,
ILL.,, S ,II ""N Que -u"""J "''ufHS u inc
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omong the crnrrs 81 nnis , jynmy ~
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WIN Will i,,'i "'n "oineu'
t u,o ,"og,'oy N,JW X',
y NV "crc i'"uc allI SOFA ~ 'he s'alt oi Ne" iofH
H. 40 ",'' s're .'.l. le sue VI 'iic aS snn
ulIi tIiC'cnsou. hus' yc1I we nialuiac'u'eu 'oo'
,'u ''i' se"' "'e p'P"'eu W i'uNe "ce ''a' HUM
Ocr r., r,n, H.. ,,.a,i..
nv w. ilo'se NIaJ i u u" w s'''sle 'uI
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"nJ q o.ii a o, i,fhSg US so coiphG, hn IN,
.''. Wv 'io'e iacI'c = cnshy ouueu I'
euIi'y' w n'I'c "'n' wagon, OF "Hen 10 w
S ".',h Ioih p.nce 10 p'ncr' Is mounted on
So u' can SCI II III ordef LOT 'eSn-
nIE II! 'e" mInu'es ma feinount II Tor moving
WIN ,hesate ease. WIN from three to I'VE hands
NJ Wv pIr"I,I,ly vi S,IS; Ptr udy'
Il nv o"e LIS hachnr, atten1ed ~ Two or
u"c, i'i'I wiz tIesh from po 10 lVo ou; OF wheat Ill
"ay, ~ may ne "ofh%a on HhalI pnrh lioor'
m'.',ou' . ms hlnCnhe mas been
chiefly done -, barns ,r ~ , H.,
il is niso hgbIv cornr,cnde b,, ,,cs,.r, t,,r h.,
have used II
The IN. Uorso p,,,.r 4, ,d,, col - ,,,r;o,,, 9th
er purposes such ne driviny ci,cp,r and vsr,icoI
snws feed cutters corn shelter. bo,irg rn,cbircs
Grind stones nnmns Sr
These horsa noIyrrs rbo,h ono orJ ,vo horso, ore
strong and durable with the rrarinr simniv arrnn.
ged and not liable 10 get out of order and run ex
tremey light. With slight elevation. the ,rsisht
alone of The horScsntiorls sufficient mower to rhresh
as before stated, or to drive the other machines
named.
The Oyershot Thresher is worked more convent
emily and with less power than the under.hot or
common thresher and does not scatter grain or drive
dust towards the workmen
The Vibrating Separator efiecually divides the
grain from the straw leaving the former in the hes,
order for cleaning and when expedition or conys
nence makes it desirable. tanning mill NAV be Mt
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Chicago Brass and Bell Foundry.
III. w. IsINCKER.
No. 1913, Randolph 81. , Chlcngt

wv 100 IiuHuOtyH ST. 'H"HSO.
Also on Canal ST opposite Foss' Planning Mill.
IkNHE Proprietor of this establishment is now
prepared TO cast BELLS Of all sizes He
l. would particularly invite those who wish TO
purchase Church Bells to those Of mis- manufacture.
His bells will be- sold as reasonable terms as they
can be purchased from the east, or from agents Of
eastern establishments will be sold cheaper
in fact. because he can make as good Bell, that
will give as large volume Of sound as those OF east
en- manufacture, with one fourth iess weight Of me-
tai, and this proportion Of money il thus saved IN the
purchase of his bells. lie warrants them not to
break for one year with properusaGe and should one
tail or not prove to be good represented II may
be returned to his shop, and be made good without
expense to the purchaser, by rc.cast; or be repla
ced by new one II one should break any time
during his life he will recAst 1t for hal the expense
OF castlnG-Westem people will see the advantage
in dealing with western man, and patronlzng
western interests.
Mr. Rinckerls German, a Bell Founder by pro-
fession and he g confident that he thoroughly UNI
der=,ands his business lie will cast bells any key
or tone that may be desired. He cnn also cast his
bells TO chime in harmony. Heretofore the Ginning
bells used IN tins country have been brought from
Europe but he is able to make them as correct and
musical IN tone as any that may be imported.
His bells have taken the premiums at the two last
fairs OF the Chicago Mechanics lustllu'c-lhc last
Far awarding hun gold medal. The following
Is the copy OF the report Of the committee on the
bell Submitted tor inspection in the Far OF May 1850.
Article II, Class No 6, Church Bells
A Bell $40 ,bs by Mr.. II. w. Riuckcr Of this
city is well made and a smooth casting. 1t exhibits
great degree Of skill in its manufacture has an adj
mirabe tone and throws a greateryoIunc OF sound
than any bell with which we nre acquainted OF It's
size a trial was had between the above bell and
one manufactured by Mr. Meneey Of Troy n Y
the latter being considerably the heavier OF the two,
1855 lbs The arrangement for ringing Mr.. Rinck.
cr'S bell temporary and by far nierior 10 that OF
Mr. Msneely's notwithstanding which we believe
that there was but little difference in the distance
that the tive bells could be- heard and that the tone
of Mr. Rinckers bell was by far the most pleasing TO
the ear. A gold medal was awarded to Nj, Rncher.
The above Is true copy OF the report
G. r. SLoAT,
Secretary OF the board of directors OF the Chicago
| Mechanics Institute,
II. w. RlNCkER is also prepared to do all
kinds OF Brass work casting and finishing, short
notice, and in good style such machinery mag
nelic machines physical Instruments, soda fountains
beer pumps stop-cocks, oil globes, etc etc.
Also heavy copper work for all purposes.
Old brass and copper purchased, and taken in ex-
change for bells, at the market price
Chicago, July 20, 1850 -3t-jl
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For Family Use

Soan's Ointment is mild. safe, thorough and uni
versally acknowledged 10 be an nialbIe remedy in
every case where it has been faithfully applied on the
human system, for promoting lnsensble Perspra-
ton, drawing out the inflammation from wound,
relieving pain ofevery kind, and in its healing quail
ties the world does not produce its equal, and the
public pronounce the cheapest and best family ONT
ment that has ever been used. All diseases of the
flesh. obstinate Ulcers, old Sores, Chiblains, Sore
throat Burns, Cuts, cutaneous Eruptions. sore Nip
pies, sore Breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in the
Face, Pain in the Side, Back and other Parts OF the
system, Boils, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, Fresh
Wounds. Piles, and every kind of sore containing
the least particle OF inflammation, are permanently
cured by this great remedy
For further particulars and a multitude of certifi
Gates OF remarkable cures get pamphlets of agents.
w. b. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake Street, Chicago.
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~ The above picture is n fac similtsbfthe wrap
per around each bottle OF the true and genuine Ara
ban Lniment with the signature OF II G. FARRELL
the sole inventor and proprietor thereon. DO not
touch any other, or YOU will get spurious article
Look tceli or you wiH be deceiued, Beicae patic-
ularty Of aneD counterfeit which has Just made It's
appearance, called w. b fanelPs Arabian Lini-
ment, manufactured in Chicago, and is scaled by this
person the "OriginaL" This s false No other
person in the world knows anything about making
the genuine article except the true inventor, II G.
FARRELL, No. II, Name street, Peoria Illinois
FINHE triumphant success of the great American
l. Remedy tor man and beast, is causing coun-
terielts 10 spring up all over the country spreading
their bnnetul influence over the land, robbng the
pockets OF the honestand unsnspectng, by imposing
upon them worthless and poisonous trash, for the
genuine II. G. FarrelPS Arabian Llnment Fellow
Citlzens, Look well before you buy, and see that
the label OF the bottle has the letters H. G. before
Farrels, Tor II II has not, it is COUNTERFEIT. The
label round each bottle oimy I.inmeut reads thus .
ID. q, Farrell's Celebrated Arabian Liniment" and
my signature is written upon the label also, and
these words are blown in the glass bottle, III. G..
Farrelps Arabian Liniment Peoria"
his truly great medicine still goes on, conquer
ing disease, and snatChing many poor poweress
victim from the grave. BY its powerfully stimua-
ting penetrating and anodyne qualities it restores
the use OF limbs which have been palsed for years /;
and by It's singular power Ofreproducng the Syno-
vial Fluid or Joint Water il cures all diseases of
the joints with surprising rapidty Forrheumatsm,
and affections of the Spine and Spleen, it has pro-
we'd Itself SPECIFIC and for affections OF the Lungs
Liver and Kidneys, II is most valuable and power
t auxiliary; also, Tor all diseases of the Glands,
Scroiua Goitre or Sweled Neck, &c, &c And
indeed Tor almost every disease where an external
applications required, this medicine stands unparal
eled.
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Esq Baker, of New Canton, Ill.
saws:


Mr.. II. G.. Fauelis Arabian Liniment has cured
some bad cases here, which every other remedy
had JAILED IN one was white swelling nd CONTRACT,
ted cords in the leg Of boy twelve years old. The
leg had witnered away, and was so contracted that
he had NO USE of il. Three doctors had tried their
skill upon ii in vain, and he TaS fast sinking 10 the
srare, when the boys father was induced to Try II
G. Farreps Arabian Linment Before the first
bottle was used up he came into Mr. b 5 store and
the first words he said were, Mr. Barker want
all that Llniment you have in the store the one
bottle got did my boy more good than oil that
had ever been done before The boy is now well
and hearty, and has free use of his legs II is good
tor spralnS, bruises, cuts, burns and sweliings.
Being fully satisfied that II. G. Farcs Arnban
ointment Is the bestmedicine in the world, cheer
fully recommend it. | had been afflicted for l6
years with most severe pain in my breast and
shoulders, which was so bad that could hardly do
any work Mt all, and would often have 10 lie in
bed for Two weeks OF a time with it. ! used your
Llnlment on 1t, and II cured me sound md well -
had, at the time OF uslng~your liniment. one OF
the worst coughs ever Ind in my life and it cured
tIpt too. rubbed it in well over my breast and
shoulders. 1t is also excellent for irostbtten feet
sores, sw'llings, sore throat mango. sryspelas,
&c. ISAAC CLAYTON,
Klckapoo, Peoria co. ILL.,
Manufactured only by H. G. Farrell, sole invent
or and proprietor and wholesale druggist, No. II
Main ST, Pepna, Ill to whom all communications
must be addressed; and for sale by
WHITE * HUNTER G l. THOMSON, and WALLER
& HIcKLiNG, Oftara.
SIG SMITH, Peru; BApDwIy& CHFrMAY ,Lasalle.
II BRowN and \ w Bowen, Joliet.
JENKINS MERRILL, Lockport
I & II ALEXANDER, Magnolia.
DAVID MERIT. Somonauk
G VoGEL and q d RlcHARDsoY, Bristol
MILLER, Osneso and regularly authorized
agents all over the United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-20
Great Discovery.

SIoan's horse medicines are doing wonders. They
ore great discovery. We heard farmer say The
other day, thathe had valuable horse taken with
the stiff complaint. He tried the ordinary remedies
neighbor to use, Sloan's Condition Powder in his
case. He tried it, and the horse Is now well; and
The farmer says he wouldnot now take 500 in cash
fos him. Illinois Journal Dec 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-07-20
The Knox Insurance Company,
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
CAPITAL STOCK $500. 900.

Office on Water street IN lEise's BRICK R0lc,
IRCsHHeS, Ia
'JNlilS Company having been duly organized, and
Il ten pet cent paid IN on the capital stock sub
scrlbed, and the balance secured by mortgage OH
Real estate and by personal guarantee, are now pre-
patcd to effect Insurance against Loss or Damage
by Fire on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery,
Manufactures, and all description of property also
Merchandise, and Produce in the course OF inland
transportation, the risk of the seas, &c, Il; also,
the hulls OF steamboats, and other vessels aud upon
the lives ct individuals going to California The
rates OF premium will be aslew as those of any 9TH
thcr responsible company
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
The stock the company is held entirely IN the west
and controlled by western men, aud in no way con-
nected with New York.
DIRECTORS:
Hon r. N, CARYAY, Vincenncs,
W. J. HEBrRD do
lNo. w. MADDOX, do
JAcon PEA. do
SAMUEL WISE, do
PETER 7. BAILEY, Fort Wayne
THOMAS 7. BEYBRlDoE, Lafayette
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre- lloute
HENRY d. ALIIs, Evansvlllc
SIMON BoTToRrr, Jeileronville;
WILLIAM HuGnEs, do
LEVI SPARKs, do
JAMES kBl6wtN, do
c. NJ. ALLEN, Sec. X, n. CARNAN, Pres
w J HEBERp, Tredsr, S BoTroRrr, Y. p,
Short Life and California risks taken n, this agen-
cy at extra rates. JOSEPH w. DOW, Agent.
Ottawa July 20, 1850.