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sHIPPING.


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shsS each month for oSssrs: third boat win sss &
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FoRsAN FRANCISCO. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
built onUs. a % tho ana sw
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n FhANClSCO-DlSPATCH LINE.-Td2
y splendid fast sailing packet ship ANGLO-AMERI-
CAN ~ Pier y T., has large portion Of
gagged and gsinS board application should
BE- made Superior accommodation for few first ana
JoSs s Sa5Gs. Il, 81 ~. Il . x. street.
FssA SAN :s ssS SEE SEE Yos.
with despatch for the above port. This beautiful ship
qures only the inspection Of shippers at pier No. North
aver
DEsPAron LINE. FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT
- New and splendid ship ALERT. rapidly leading
Ut pier N r. can take limited quantity Of light freight
few cabin passengers and sail in about ten days
date application should b made.
DASSEN0ERS FOR San FRANCISCO.-A FEW CAN
be elegantly accommodated in the beautiful clipper
hio Tagus, ready for Apply board pier
East River; or to ISAAC T. SMITH.
10l Wan street, Of Front.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

DEFALcATf0N or suERIFR n ILLINOIS The
sheriff q Il Clair county, Illinois, =. " Hopkins,
and who II, BY virtue of that office, collector Of
the state and county revenue, h8s been detected
ia dctachtion 10 me amount Of $4,000, and per.
heps more, sad it't f0f psrts unknown. lie left
Beiltve, The place ot hts residence, alb u Christ
mae. accompanied by his wife, osteHsbly for
Springfield, the capta - the State, FOR the avowed
purpose Of paying mo the treasury the years r.
venue. About The time ~ the meeting OF the
fspieletJFe, one ~ his securities who har3en@d
u he in Springfield. wac told that 81 Clair county
,stoo1 az defaulter on the books " the treasury
and that Mr. Hopkins had failed to pay over
norton az the money collected hy him This was
the first numstion ~ his being defaulter. Ths
bonds for the two offices are taken separately-the
security On the collectors bond amounting 10
40 600 His relatives and friends are On thus
bond. and will have 70 make good the deficiency
A dsv or two since, the parties most interested
entered his house at Beleyille, but 4 was found
empty, Everything valuable had been taken out
III n. and memorandas among his papers left no
douh, ~ his defalcauon. u - believed that he
Uert IN the Ohio, hoping " escape pursuit 10 taal
dtrpc,iou The name 81 .'N. " pstss and lady.
fou ~ Louie" Is entered Ill ihe books 81 ~
Yuu,et House, Cincinnati. 81 having b.fH the =
seeE before last. L0risvac (Ag Jgwaal, Jas.I1.
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snip hECTfC, Capt. j. e. Luoe-1his steamship will
sspart with the MALE for Europe positively Wednesday
February 9TH, At IL oclock from her berth the
Canal street No bert secured until paid for ALL letters
snd papers must through the Post For freight
passage having uneqaed for
oosf,rt, apply 70 EDwD K. COLLINS. 50 Wall St.
Positively no freight will be received board after Mon
day evening Feb 3d. The steamer Atlantic will the
Arctic, and sail February 10Th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25
2XI goa osLI sosEr. sUr ~. sAy.o.-o

N II 80 stNAts LIE bANkb-Dk
Wa IL Hunter will forrest sny -pn, II failing curs
Aay esse that may nader his osrs kov Iona
sanding ~ thatns Patients invited his Dispsn-
fsry NO Division street New T6rt city, housan6s
cured yearly ~ bis practical experience and great remedies
ersnrerg ana othere whsbsvs boon unfortunate In the
Gf grest remedy Hunters Rod Bropthat troubles tbs
a1aek foocr muchaurcf like MAGIC In certain diseases
Prioe one Dollar Read and ReHectTtc asietes would
vel - reject before trusting hef health appnsE ana
gsnt ~ doloste apa sroural disases ~ a
possible fer W understand All tho ills the humss
fsny subject TO- Dr. INntst 10 kn9sn he tLs
euccssful rraottner In the Unioa Htef. Years prs
dssares pertanng 70 this branch Of medone suahs As
Doctor guarantee speedy meainsI k0h ~ -,t
vste treaties and advice for nothing This great remsS
nrrof he hsd in Hostos
lR. RALPH. AUTauk VI TBk "FEhgYft1aT, PhI-
NJ vste Treatise" kc-OMoa home 3 10 ~ A ~ 10
tsundaysseertstl me, y Greenwich strses IL hse
hsep smater 81 surprise p thu any 5ne II resross.
tJ and Of r,otessigpsl htainDsna sbenIs aeyess hn
stten len 10 diseases shtt PEOPLE q every desrron sss
send tc cpke ~ eHs IT, however one
81 the mtres these peoI bring pon socisty we're haS
ysfy dinerens eptioh voeio ee fornsd Aal II ~ - osy
vel 50 the boey ths. topsre3 bus sos are ~ ssss
- - sftot gossry sxt 70 aestroV tht TcEr
ancuse rouity sltogetfer. ii fksA thsA ubsn nj
pepsfg ehsa, tsy uaT rtnsin termsZs " the ssn.
SO 70 ApIat 10 20 othor thai }. sRsoss
avd speedily rev vss rro ~ ss iss stvsT
taget the author has uvea var sztsn-r ga ifrg
pt ie N this tyeci. he hae ample +ssen
mnN osee go % tne8 many syIss hey had ssie~sa
~ ,aa y -. s'ns y <tlsn sLeases ~ shsf
om early improper hsbs he ss apek soraiu sas
.no rssieA enras ~ ~ ~ ired from other ssure
Sreros Thos Who In the e.-er rtssps viii IA s,s
nt'ssa ssh ssss.ssrssisItef Ne esss.
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Our PhiIadeI phia Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, ian. II, 1871.
Movements ~ the Custom House TIE Cosrt Of
Quarter Standardization Fpgitirs Stare Gaze
Fire, Ss $c
Collector Lewis il about 10 mar the beauty and
solidiiy Of the front of our United States Custom
House, by having windows cut into il, so as 70
ssTow light into tie rooms on either side Of the
. door o. entrance The real object which is 20 be
attained Nv this questionable Improvement, IS said
10 be TO give is clerks and other officials oppor-
tunity of having bra seye view Oi the gay throng
OF youth and beauty tnai, Id ssig weather. uaIiy
passes along Chesnui street u may, however, have
been ordered by the commission now IN session
here, for the purpose Of throwing light upon certain
transactions within the building, which are yet
euveloped in mystery.
II u confidently reported that Judge Campsell
has adjourned the Court OF Quarter Sessions for
week, for the express purpose Il deyoiing his
whole time 20 fuIheTlng tba .ectiOn n delegates
- the convention 10 meet on Monday next, favor
able 10 his own election % the supreme bench.
That he has adjourned over the court 10 certain,
and il canaot be for want Of business, az mere are
no lees than fifteen persona "a prison VINO are I'M
plicated in VARIOUS murders, all u whom, with the
exception OF one, have been conhntd since me iasI
term.
III p Mitchell the popular and highly esteem.
"a host az the United states Hotel, died this mora
juR a. four o cluck after q few DAYS Illness. lie
had, within few weeks. learned the decease OF
he only son al Psaams, while CO hi way TO Cali
fornia.
This morning, Stephen Bennett, colored man,
alleged 10 be a fUnfiye slave from Edward b
Gallup Of Baltimore, who had been arrested At
Colombia, Pa, by virtue Of a warrant issued oy
the United States Marshal, was taken before Com
missioner Ingraham. As soon a. M Tact was
known here, Wm : Ptsrce and = Evans, Esqrs,
htauding counsel employed for such clsss ~ IN
abolition society, succ+eded 70 obtaining wit o
halsos Gurus from Judge H0ae, 81 the Dtftnc
Court ard the investigation was Immediately pro
cerdtd with before THAI tribunal. The cess has
caused very littic excitement. The eyidence Il
very positive ~ hi identity, ard he was hnally
rtrnanded into the Ctfstocy ~ his master, 20 be
tsken to Marysn lie bad been fugitive 70
three years, and NJ wife end chill IN Columbia
The laboratory ~ Powers, Weigatman Y liar
r.sor, az the Fails II Schuj kill, vas considerable
Damaged by hre this morning. L. faysges were
however, cor fined fo one portion Ot the buildings
aad viii cause no hinitiace to the business Of the
establishment
Two sons Of the Rev Asher Moore, nov resii.
Or al Hiehtstown. y j were drowned yesterday
IL 4 pord ~ water, the ice breaking in with them
while playing upon ". Their nsmss were Charles
and Francis, and their ages nine and eleven years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25
CoR SAVANNAH AND HAvANA-THE NEW AND

L'oR SAVANNAH AND HAvANA-TuE NEW AND
II splesdid steamship Alabama Captain Ludlow, will
leave New York for Savannah saturday 2h January
three oelotk ~. from pier No g. North river assen-
gers BY her will reach Savannah In 70 take the
sh:p isatr the 81 IeeFusrt to
vana hpply 70 tAnrIL = Nl1ChGLl. lei FRONT st.
LOR CBA0RfS. DiRECT-Ar THE LOHEsT RATES
~ passage rha treeht The and rpleBdid dontle
snqne steamship ROrEFh Rus 81 sou tons burthsn,
viii leave from pier No. Nctth River Monday, Jsny
9Th ats o'clock, r. n far trssht having 80
partor accommodation, apply 70 y y. ALIEN
~. Q p.tterv place. x'siTs.
- or STAG hUUF g., FUh san gRANC1sGO.-saif-
- rtFs viii please hand heir bile OF adpg immediate
" 80 u u important they shoni be signed before the vet-
eel ssils Ihssnseg report themselves on Saturday
rorrtng. X NJ 81 TON y 60, - Wall street.
rOHN UapEN. ia VAL street
s,0sAbar4, =, OabsVN ILhnlIUhf.-I suPhBlot
Ealtim0rs chprer built ssrk DrbAWARtAf
Cap sn Hsypie nop losdng Pier A. Norsh river, viii
r.ceve des ateh FOR freight htvinf
1917 "a b. roNIkR, ~ west street.
D. All goods eonsenee 70 friends ~ Portland wiz
seeive particular sttsntion-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25
Ia COOPER, y DUAN. srKEET.BErwEEN CHAT

~ ham and William streets, the lssteightee1
year, enjoyed most extens We prsctice In private cssa
he the Of this dreas and
mild cured in TIVE to five DR. Coopers shu in
curing chronic obstruoton in from TO three weeks
preeminen Constitu tonal dc bilty, brou st BY
cret habit INDUCED in BY menhis when 900 fire.
quenty INDUCED In beget dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs
and small Of u back confusion Of the in sec and
sien society. A cure warranted every ease or Hs
charge. No used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

l Ftitp sIAihs NAIL sIEAssnIP CohPAnf,.
Fan Frncisco stieduced ratss % Saturday Jan. 25h
Pm Tbs eplensii double. ngine steamship oHfO,
800 tons bprilen Jss Fn6lay Schenok u = NJ command
err will s precisely a. o'clock from her pier az the
foot o. .rren street N. with the Government Mails
direct for Havana and Cbases Freight Chasres 40 ces
per cubic foot, prepaid. Specie only taken freight
Havana Shippers ~ packages Nery gold.
silver ware OF any aiele csmnoniy known a. taiuabe
must specify the value ~ the shipment in their bills a.
ndrg The oupAny vii not he responsible Tor osse
en- NsNabe merch shipped without ueh ton
Ter passage Cr freight trpiy TO ~ q. ROHEXTs
w s...I atreet. n.r.nr on Rarren n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

Il IkiIED STATES NAIL sTEAMShIP COxPANI-
~ fothew oriesns direct. Vi. Havana. Ga Monday Jan
9TH ~ ~ o'clock, NJ the endd doubeenRne steamship
FALCON, 1000 tons burthen, ". J. H,rsteue, u. =.
commander will sail at precisely " o'clock from her
at the foot Of Warren n r. with the
Nails dr,et tor Havana and New Orleans freght tskso
to New Orleans at usual Specie only taken
70 havana shippers 81 packages containing jewsy tod
silver articles only known vsrAbos
specify the value oil the shipment in their bills o.
iacr the company will not be repopsble tr any losses
valuable merchsdse shpped without such
For psssageO freight, apIly 70 N. %. kOBkkTS,
IL West Rtreet. eornaf of Marran at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

q KIM EkvARD -JEFYEikr ANTIDorE A sPE-
pOOO cite fixture for cure Of rriVas dissrders
IL makes sree1y without the least n
diet drnk exposure or chsnGe " application
me proprietor ehslsness a,gic csee Which rs mis
viii mot under the forfeiture ryd
tie lsstss wees cured days Fcr sale ~
q II; RING lW Broadwav; is Dsnsrd strost New veyk
D. Lutte, lH Hanover strees. Ioston wright = De
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

nN NERVOUS DEBILIiY-DR. DE LANBY's "PRT-
" waite Medical Formula gives faithful description Of
the consequences Of early improper habi &c. valuable 70
ALL and especially portAnt to those
riass Sold the bookstore, sl2 Broadway. Price only
TX cents Mailed to the country by the author 81 Lis
penard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

Sn,sa ~ ens ~. ~ q, nssaav oIA .,h.S
the particulars Of which fully explained in his Pvsts
Pochet Formula Tor sale at the bookstore Az Broadway
Price only 2k cents Those who have been msled by
auAsk may apply with esrtany Of safs
Once LitpenArd street. Broadway His celebrated
remedy for all female complaints. 60, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

NEW MEDICAL BOoks-A Cos PLkIE PRACTICAL
work on the nature ans treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the Kindred Observation-Disclosures by
Der Of beautifully csored plates large life; BY Homer
B.st~iek d, lecturer surgery and diseases ths
editions price SO Extract from TIE Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal may be said fesrlesy q he equal
Records Actions works the family
far superior 70 anything 81 the kps published In his
ty-hye cents Author Of work or self sesse and ts Ia
Ilsrahs defects se &C. si1th edition fourtee. psts~s
Price 81 For sale at the puklisher SrRINCERs TOWN
BIND. ~ HrnAd " and hv 10 mil ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

Mo CURE NO PAY.-DR. CoaPlTT, 10 DUANE 81
nay be consulted on the treatment Of certain disease
tes Of sixteen years devoted
cate a. enables DR. c. form this
disease Resent cured in three days. No meruu-
~ used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

WEE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail steamers.-The ships compritinx this line the
Atlantic Captain Wes'; Baltic Captain Comsock; Paci-
&C. esptain Nye Adratie Captain Grafton; Arctic Cap
tain Luce.
These chips having been built BY esntraot. expressly for
service every has been
tttucton IS also In their strength
speed aud their Accommodating for passengers are une-
Qualed Tor elesan comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool $3.50, exou
New York. SIS
ser,need SURGEON will be attached to each ship.
No BERTH secured until paid for.
The Of ttcfe ships will he accountable rold
silver. bullion specie jewelry, precious stones
unless bills tf lac sg signed therefor, the
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

WAITS NERVOUS ANrIDOTE TAKES IN THE
whole Of nervous affection all Of which lie
Anteed TO The worst Of Neuralgia Tic Dolo
rux St. Vitus Dance &C. BE the disease arises from
the nerves and II will cure 1t Is positive In its Of
mighty power the is to take
Can be had all respectable chem 81 per botte 81 peg
dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

I'bk AO1h NAIL STEAMER hukItN, CAPT. eANP-
Son. si sail Tor Bermuda and ST. h0mss, on saturday
the sth o. February 1901, She has excellent
eommodsons for pasenges Price o. pas Bermuds
50 70 ct Thomas Sn There IL regular N sl csnmunis
cation between II Thomas aud all the West Indis Islands
Bsvua Vera Cruz, Vensguels, &c The Merlin wt take
frrsEh. aprlv ~ E.FtNaRn. Ir. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

NoIEE TILL CURED.-DR. MURPHY HAS REMovID
to No. Roofevet street, Chatham. whore he IL
hourly consulted all diseases. Recent cures
without mercury in TO four days. with
CESS His Specific, 81 box, cannot be beaten h.B-lf
beat br. n will forfeit $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoNFIDEsrIALLY
II diseases, which he without mercury.
Recent affections he in few days prAotieo q
thirty years enables him debility con-
sequent sefAbuse. No fee till Lon
don diploma in his private ONCE 2Ak Fulton strest
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-30
vol. NNyIs7.-NO. Is.
cortEp ~ REarEsT
Frsm The Richmond Ting.
To the General Assembly Of Virginia.


be G,ocml A,semby tar the rassags Of Bill oeotpor
- conphoy ir he copsrucan If turnpike ''Irom
naoytllr. n the ii er'ron Of Wythevr, To inlta.ct
with thu Fancy Gap" yo,d by the most dlr.et and
practicable fonis,' was appnlsied special dsie-
"a 10 owo.oo tbsif int rests, and make known Their
WINS and reasans in reference Il the contemplated
mad have thought proper. thronph the m'dum II
lhe public prnls Ia rleseut Ia The General Assembly
F facts and Arguments as the naute oi ouI application
demands.
lie people tha part of Virginia immediately IN
scd t tins matter, hfvn viewed with Il. cp btrnst
and pleasure he aayanre Of schrr~ OF nlrrnal
Improvement n III Stao IT Virginia. aud II has been
h ahsn nrer ot den er'6raoa. hat the p',plc of
he State aro elt's tn subj aud justly aplf"
eiale lbc maultad ady ylulagc- Ia derived tom hnld
houah prudent. an eNtau- We though wei d,gesed
ten II lat mad lm HoYrm uf-a lslen vol "slrula sd
h develop III va~l mud boupd.ess RESOURCES wi h "bct
aancous Providence n,S h'cssel lha,n, and 10 paea
III aI Doninlon sdc by sIdo With hal p,ospe,on.
aislst Stti,s.
alhr success ii IN Two achsnes f4r ,Hartnr tn.
much dr~rrd ohlat h,s brcn regarded Vuh more 1n'r
zf anl uccrl fhaa the vuehhafa aud lrooessef inl
the Rlchm nj aud Daov,le rail= oals. two Improve
mfels ",l calculated l. d-sehpa the pnu'iuc seners.
aud Ia but tueeesslnlv Inu upfl he vast aud bound
Is, T., 0th wh,h the rloa,,en c,untty anaood.
liz tWo. OF D,nTdie il dI-tut ah,nt a hundred aud
iweniY uuhHs trnn tRe tuWn Il NytheyllI'; aud thr
attention ut the people oI thu inlermrdae eannees
h. b'ou ~ MUM tune dIr,t'e II the lmputaoee II
a raoeertlu, ml brtacro Easlern aud W cs'"ri VI
qinta hv ucaus = rapi of ,otnr kud rlm DinVIlo
h W Nlhryo. In lnrHunre ot sarh slep has
hefn much enhanced o late by Tho absolute cert siuy ot
Ia, -orc of fls lynrhhu,4 anl i,nn,s.,e anl III,
Richmond and paatlllo ruo,d4. Let 1ifr,l hn
attention of the Geaef Assembly Ia the great adYaan
yes be- cupyed hy lht rtaa Il the Nnie dsell9
interested IA the rP sed senrn ,ioh such an Improve
nent
The pcopl. of Carrll nod Gay-en would be thrown
IN dlrrct comlnuacatl with thu n lfoal at "Ntes.
sn. whlo the people ot Patc an li'nfy would liks-
hr thmNo II lneet counon a TIN with the tall-
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NT1In0' u I|11-C"mVN|u IauT1-ltIulr. -
y -, ',... .5. ..,... .... ...1 ...> ~ ,5
III #H#I ,.. .#.##
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-30

A IDT noar IN IC-lIlUll u Co ". I NH1H ATIN
\ Dec lG-,s -. B. PANNE ~ Bi,O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-30

yrNrR\ SGPEKFINE ta0lR. ~ RHIs..l.,,r
l. Spring" e,tra superfnc Flour, a- ro,,>e Ia a,
bg
Ian - Is IANES T NlIlIk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-30
NEW IINE or NrrANI SHIPS

II \ II BEIN ETN B1onNo\n NN11# #lfHf-.
Se*I+- ~ AnElIIlIN# Ta#Cll>G At Nof-
{-}ss>-ess& FOLK AND CITY Fol\I -1Ha nion
"a S5eS>s~3 steam ship company Lawn e11.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-21

ofhe Naocst, Choicest, Richest, Cheapest, Be
and in every way mos, desirable stock Of
hlkV (s0AnS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-21
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP!
THERE CAV BUY CLOTHING AT
New York Prices 4?
NEW YORK cLoTHINc. STORE

In BGssnett's bnck bui ding opposite the Mansion
House, one door east OF the Chlcogo Cheap Store
WE have now on hand very large stock Of
w Spring and Summer Clothing, which VIC will
sell at New York prices, wholesale or retail and as
a great deal is said about
COMPETITIONS
we have the pleasure OF informing the public, that
our facilities snch enable MS TO sci NIL kinds of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF the latest STYLE md OF a superior quality shade
cheaper than Other cohcrs sell an inferior quality
We, therefore, invite the citizens no, only of this
town and vicinity, but nli who come here to trade
TO call and examine our stock and Lop Prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, for We are confident
that We can satisfy nl That wha, we shy is true.
We have determined tosell cheaper than the chea-
pesl-nnd not 20 humbug Come and be your own
Judges. -LoOk betor. you leap,
Among our stock you will find mems and boys
clothing, ,gentemens furnishing goods, hats and
caps, trunks, valises &c oil Of which we will sell
remarkably low
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-21
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

" L have in connection with the Tract Deposit
w DRY. small stock OF Sunday School Books
OF the American Sunday School Union, with lew
Libraries suitable for new schools
Also new supply of Tracts, IN English, Ger
man, French and Norwegian
June 4 7 G. N.rrtyGrP
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-21
Ice Cream Saloon.

MR., WOOLSEY begs leave to say u the eit.
NI zcns of Ottawa and the public generally. that
he has opened fitted aud furnished in superior style,
Ice Cream Rooms--ior lndiea and Gentlemen, OPP
posite aud north Of the Old City Hotel building
and hopes by punctua and polite attendance, aud
rich Cream, to meet he appreciation of,hc public
nJ- Parties supplied with Ice Cream on short no.
ice. may 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-06-21
GRECIhN
Fanchcrcnian Drops !!
I v Cd

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY FOR.
And ,pii positively cure The Sick Headache.
ChRls and Fersr, JduEdi.e DyTrrsia, Chronic
Dia'rhGa, Sea Sickness, Cholera, md Cholsra In
wilhou, particle ofCalon-l. Mercury. or Quinne
entering into their compound
They do not purport 10 be remedy fer al! man
mel OF dsen ,es thar flesh is heir TO- bu, Experience
warrants us in saying the above ,hcy will positively
cure. They will aho correct MI arrangements Of
the stomach md rtlievc from thos, aches and pains
Throughout, the system commonly called Rheuma,-
ic. |, is nm excellent remedy tor rho GRAVEL,
and ms YER MlFUGE, or WORM medicine.
there is none better
Prepared only by DR.. J. s. FdNCHER,
40 Fulton street. New York.
Aiew door from Broadway.
For sale wholesale and retail, W WALKER T.
IllCkllNG, Ottawa, Ill.
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