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a TrOkNEY and Counsellor 1t Law, Notary Public, and
Commissioner Of Deeds Dispositions ks, for Indiana
Kentucky. and MAssschusets Onss Third street vest
OF aan street. and opposite the uhe lis sad
panys Bank.
Rsf.rsaass - Hon Simon arceuisaf Hon. Jesl Parker,
Cambridge Mas Hea Chzrlss Suunsr, TO- o Sssesss,)
John Sullivan, ksl, dsorss 2. s4ngsr, lac, Lyess
H. u Musssy, NJ D., and Msssss Hartwsn h.ii cins'a
natl, q. MAseh ~
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pouLi rather be RIaHr than PresidenL-HKNRY CLAY
THE LIFE OF HENRY CLAY

Nov ready, aud for sale by subscription the Life and
~ Public Services OF Henry Gay, Of kestacky Ora
tor the Statesman and srio including of his best
Speeches; also the Funtrxl Solemnt and Eulogies f
ter his Death embellished with steel portrait
BY Epes sargent aud Horace Greeley.
The first part Of the book prepared by Mr. Sargent
years since, and pronounced by FIR Clay to be
entirely dates and facts. Mr. Greeley has
written the remainder pertaining TO the latter years OF Mr.
Cays life and edited the While wors. We thinR this
will satisfy the many and ardent friends OF the
great Of country, that the work Ia we'll and
faithfully done.
The book makes 49, large l2mo pages we'll printed on
fine paper and soid az the low price Of IS In c9th
t75 cloth, gilt edges 81 % In coth gilt edge and
sides.
Active and responsible agents wanted TO circulate the
above popular work. which evud afford pleasant prof.
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Sole Publishers, Auourn, New York.
az On receipt Of 3 go we will forward copy postage
paid, 10 uy part Of the United States.
Sent
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INDIA RUssEe GLOVES, MlrTsNs. &c.

fNOUNrRi merchant, In making their purchases,
~ should not neglect these desirable sleabe articles
Their manufacture has been much improved recently and
they are made very durable Particular attention Is
quested 10 the
wOoI.LlNED GLOVES AND MITTBNs
They indf pensable In cold and weather Ladies'
will ma these Gloves useful In any work that will soil the
hands at the time that they will the salt
rheum chspped hands Immediately They made all
lengths TO protect the and wrists For sale Bowen
MaNsmee New York; Norcross roxne, Boston; John
Thornley,, Philsdelphia; Il. Punderson Co baltimore
Gill Brother st Louis Bart Hickcox, CINCINNATI and
by all Rubber dealers In the Union.
For sale At retail by country merchants throughout the
United states and Canada. Sept. i6-3m
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81 had rather be right than be President"
LIFE OF ENRY CLAY!
nropGG n nEouv a, a., ury.

AAvE nearly ready, and viii publish in afew days, THE
Lifk and PUBLIC sEkVlCks OF HENRY Clay
OF kentocky-the Orator the Statesman the Patriot and
the Phiisnthropist-whicb work for pub
eAt'on during the past year Il will IN one large and
elegant limo volume Of sbJnt pages by Epes Sargent
a. Horace Greeley u will also embrace some Of his
choicest Speeches ad will be illustrated with an accurate
steel rartrait Of the GREAT AMERICAN srArEsMAN
for whom Is felt . world vide admiration
The publishers have determined 20 place the retail price
Of the book within the rsach OF every one Agents
the annexed retail prices-Sl2J.
~ oood active agents wanted to sell the above hook
whom exclusive agency for county will he given.
On receipt Of will forward one copy OF the above
book Oor agents 10 sample copyJ by mail postage
pad TO place In the United Sta ss not exceeding go
mites from bunAio, thicxgo, or New York.
W hooksse by mail must be prepaid according TIN
new post once law Postage ths vork n aboat IS cents
for each and every 600 miles.
ORDERS soicited rom all parts Of the Unioa Agents could
nnd pleasant and profitable smplo, In eircasing this
desraois mem INTO Of the lamentsd HsssY CLAY.
" Wholesale prices tor above aud other ssable bsoks
Tor whsh We wan, agents will be forwarded application
TO US, postpaid FIR further particulars apply 20
GEOk0E n. OEkBY 4 co,
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPARA-

MANUFACTURED by c. b. WARRING, for six
WI years Professor Of and Nsturs Philosophy
at College Hill Poughkeepsie. He will be happy open
correspondence with those wishing purchase such a
Giles chemicals who may have laboratories arrange
Apparatus securely packed aud any part of
United States at rates lower than the catalogue prices
any house In New York Terms cash
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KOLtAN PIANO FORTES.

II "
1913 Broadray corner Of Anthony ST., and
opposite BrOddpay Bank and Theatre,
WHERE the largest assortment of Pianos with and
w without the celebrated Improved Eolian, may be
fJund-a Of which have the metallic frame and are war
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and will be sold ut great bargains BY experience Of
eight years resulting In many important improvements the
Eoan has been brought ~ perfection attained by
others Yearly 1900 E,lians have been apple the
demand is rapidly increasing Elegant BOudor Cottage
Pianos convenient FIR small rooms r q Co e Pianos
are admitted be superior TO all Others owing TO their
rmness and long standing in tune Prices at the
mandatory Dealers supplied at liberal discounts T. H.
Wade and the entire Boston catalogue OF Music and n
strnction Books furnished at this store M Wholesale
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent.
Constantly hand, extensive assortment Of second
hand Pianos rosewood and mahogany cases varying In
prices from $50 to $50 Second hand E,iian Pianos
500 TO Sl75 Grand Pianos from 10 800 Prince
Co.'S Melodeons from S3 to $50 Carhsrts SIS to $50
Guitars, from 2 10 to S75 &C., &c sept l6-iy
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EDWARD w. STANDS,
SrAMMERING CUREp-KLoCUrIoN rAuGH

nR. UoMSroCks Vocui 0y,nnasiups, Philadelphia,
- which has been In successful operation for more
twenty years. designed fur tue Promotion OF Health the
Cure OF Summarizing aud the Correction OF LsPing and
Eocution. Address A, COMS1OCK, M D.,
No. t02 Mulberry street phiAdsIphia.
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Through To Cincinnati by Rail the entire distance,
except ten miles, which is done I'm Coaches.
TWO LTNES DAILY


except ten miles, which Is done I'm Coaches.
TWO LINES DAILY
THE Fast Mail Lire leaves Calvert Station daily At II
p. M, ami connects regtihry with the Fast Line
the Pennsy lvana Railroad Harrisburg the
taias daylight and puts passengers through Pitts
burgh twenty six hours from the time OF departure from
Baltimore This line makes direct connection with the
the Ohio aud Pennsylvania Pittsburgh and
Cleveland, and the Cleveland Columbus sna Cincinnati
Railroads. and by passengers going through from
The SLOW Mail Line leaves the place Dolly At half
past A a. By this line passengers reach Holiday
p NJ Of the days OF departure and lie until
M the next day. when they their passage
the mountain and arrive in Pittsburgh that evening in
tirysr hours from time OF departure from Baltimore and
with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed natu
raj rest and repOse.
These Lines In the enjoyment Of most liberal
patronage from the travelling public their equipments
cannot be surpassed by those Of any other route between
the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pittsburgh ksssilon Cleveland and Cincin
natl by the Railroad Line be procured only Of the
Agent Of the baltimore Susquehanna Railroad Compa
ny Calvert Station, Baltimore and at the following
rates:
To Cincinnati SHOO
To CleyieAnd 1850
o hassOu 1910
To Pittsburgh $50
or Travellers will bear in mind that this is the original
through line 10 Cincinnati it's time and it's accommodations
cannot be exceled
ALFRED GATHER, Superintendent.
Office Baltimore and SHSquehanRd Railroad Co..
baltimore, August 90 isJ2. sept. 9
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THE proprietor Of this has the most liberal
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20 solve problems than all other cscuators united IL
well known More time is required TO prepare questions
than to obtain any business computaonnter
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A. M. aANGEwER,
Attorney and agent, Washmgto,

Anorney and Agent, Washulgton Guy, D. C.,
TTENDS TO claims for Pensions, Bounty Land Extr,
n Pay and Arrearages Of Pay and the settlement 40
counts before the several Departments Of the Government
References - Hon > chase, Ohioi Hon. ~: Wiimot
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Lancaster, Pennsylvsns Gen. Edward Armor, Carlisle
Pennsylvania DIR. o. Bailey Editor National Era and the
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- Stocks aud other Securities bought aud sold, Pa
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KOssUrH NEW ENGLaNn-

TE this day publish the Eloquent SPEECHES OF the Great
Wv Magyar in New England together with The Addresses
made to him by the Governor OF the Mayors
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account of his trumphs tour city TO city the
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HENRY II. PAXTON
DAVID rORRENCE, NOTARY PUBLIC,

A TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law, aud solicitor
n Chsneerv tlsdir Harrison r"nntv Ohio Isn .
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cuch IN aNoWal as the above ~ rather IN
consistent with the length of this letter but
we human beings from our weakness have at
least the privilege of being inconsistent some
times However, must not linger any more
with you but must now turn to abors which
am rather weary Of but which work on at.
not without the hope that they may be of some
use in showing the difficulties which former ma
tons have experienced in this subject of sla-
very, and the splendid efforts made by good
men OF other days to overcome these difficult
ties
Live and prosper. In all your writings try
to make your people think as kindly of us as
you can. The seriousness of these times forbids
those small town disputes and that miserable
interchange of snarlings which have hitherto
80 often existed between two great and close
Unrelated nations.
! remain, ever sincerely yours, All.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-06-12
IORTINORE's
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier

THIS popular Cordial which Inns ne, with such
i extensive sale during the past year SURPRISES
all other preparations put forth tor slmlaTpurpo-cs
and proves by Ms wonderful eilccisupou the human
system, to be the sIccfest Biood PuTlhcr IA the
rorid
Most diseases have their origin in impurities OF
the blood, ora morbid and inactive state oi lhe,lIv-
cr and the great difficulty heretofore has been that
The various blood purifiers Of the day have only
had tendency 10 reduce the blood, and substitute
an dcrid ,rnttryG Did-whCh must necessarily en-
gender discasr reduce the vital powers and pros.
tTalr the v hole nervous system TINS no doubt has
been experienced by thousands and the fact IS be-
coming wri, known tocvcry close observer as wei
ns 10 many eminent physicians.
Thl. Eiit,r COTdim and BlO0d Purifier nets en-.
lircly different upon the system. Whlrtncts gent
~ upon the liver sufficient 20 remove the impure OF
poisonous -rCre tons It nets also as tine tonic To
the stomach, causing complete aud healthy di.
Notwithstanding purr saliva and proper nu.
tnmcnt for enrichng the blood, and leads 1t forth
with vigorous aud healthy nClIunthr the system
For Dycpcpsia Loso of ippehte Pain OF MISE
~ in N. SIDE rrrgion OF the heart, JnnRdice, Gs
nera. Debility, or nervous objections, this COrda
stands unequalled.
Where persons hive suffered from chills and f..
yers or bilious attacks Of any kind have taken qui
nine Or calonpl are weak and dehi,l1icd or the IF
iects OF these strong medicines remain IN the sstem
this Cordidi will very soon remove these, which, d
lei alone llllgllt rum Tue liluNluuli lOf liI's
Neuralgia, scroiulO erysipelas salt rheum, letter
or ring worm, plmples the nce or surface of the
skin and NIL other cu,ancous crnptons have then
origin in impurities O the blood, ana this Blood Pu
riicr is the remedy. One bottle alone Is guaranteed
To posses. more real medicinal virtues, and to pro.
duce NOR, beneficial effects, than five times ha
quantity Of any other preparation put TORN Tor SIM
llarpurp0ses.
Price : per bottle. Liberal discount by the doz
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail nj
the MEDICAL DEPOT, No 1875 n Third.
near Washington Avenue.
Also for sale by Druggists generally in the city
and by druggists and merchants generally through
out the southern and western states.
To the vast number OF ladies' and gentlemen who
have u.ed this Bitter Cordial andhood Purifier nnC
have gwen such ample testimony offs superior vir
tues, aud have SCI universally recommended II tC
their friends, we acknowledge our obligations, anC
will Just add send on we keep mn ample supply. Or
ders EFT at our depot l3o \ HhIrd'st, for any mum
her ofbortles will meet promp, attention, and sent
Il desired 10 any part oi the city,
D. MoRrlNoRE & Co., Projectors, ST. Louis.
4. Y. GRlGGs, Agent, Ottawa. Illinois,
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Complexion richly tinted with the blood Of health
With skin ns pure and niras Parian marble
Soft and sweet rs the fragrant rosc--
Teeth as sound and white ~ aiahaster.
Breath of sw rest fragrance and lips pf coral tint
Wuh flowing ringlets and glossy locks.
LuXurlant trcsscs dancing gracefully DER the swan
like neck
No dark rrpuISiyc spots to mar the pleasing picture
Or 10 cast dull shadows DER henuys master piece
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP.
Composed Of the most delicious rare and fragrant
bfeNtractS, oils, aud costly essenccs-- gems
Oi flowers, roots trees and oriental plants,
Poss" ssng wondruus virtues Ger skin diseases.
To HE Complexion Il hparN Beauty
iyceansng the skin from all cruptive matter,
Makes clean the pores gives action to the cnplaries
by which all poisonous humors are eicctcd,-
Aud healthy action TO the skin resi- ored,
To the teeth it give. Wilderness and prevents decay
i makes the skin soft, sweet and smooth,
Transforms the most repusiye and disfgured visagc
To a clear and beautiful compile Sion.
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM
Imparts nuirimcnt to the hnir--
Makes It strong, glossy, rich and luSuriant,
Cleanscs the scalp from dnndruf, gives action to
the bulbs
Fasicns the hair upon the scalp and forces tito grow
Like guano to a barren soil, 1t makes 1t rich and
productive
To dress the hair make 1t smooth and glossy
Strong aud beautiful, &c.
Rai,rav, Circas,idr Balm is shc ne Plus ultra. "
.T-prcc. % ccrtA per Bottle.
RAILWAY & co, Practical Chemist,
l6c Fulton s., Mem York,
For Sale By g. l.. TnoNrsoS Ottawa,
WILLIAM W CAvARLY,"
s. G.. Surn, Peru.
s. G. GGrrSwoop, La Sale.
l.. A B,pcock,
s. GlnsoS, Morris,
Mar. IS. J. IIArRiScroS, Marsellles.
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Dr. Tayior's Nerve ana Bone
LINN EMIT.

HNfliS liniment has gained a reputation In tbs
east over every other hniment, and stands
u unrivaled in It's certainty to cure sprnns, bru-
ses, burns, sores, and enpnons, and is warranted
TO he Of twice the value that Fonelrs or any o,he
lnment can be in applications to horses and do
lnestlc animals II is scientifically prepared from
diseases OF tn nerves, bones. and sinews, No Is
mly should be without II. II stands upon lrs own
ment, and challenges the world for its equal For
sale at the new drug and book s,ore north OF tho
court hpusp dpcl3 r. Oman.
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Look This Way. Every Body!

i LNNlMpREs l.lNIhhNf Mp fENNlspREs COUGH
MIXTURE,
Warranted to give satisfaction, or tho money
refunded. For the speedy rure OF
Hart Seedlings, Tjoaor, Sores, calls Womd'
.Sprains, Bruises, CH' Scratches, thatts, StiF
or Weak Joints, Spii,t', Sw.enn PAIN, Of all
Inscriptions Burns, .Scaii,, Frosted Feet.
Tooth Ache Cramps Bow,R Complaints. Che
lie, Sore Eyes CornS dc, dc.
For sale by I'm ". Carariy, Ottawa, and in
nearly all the towns in the West.
Anril II lsb2-Gm
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RHEUMATIC LOTION.

TNllE best external remedy tina, has ever been
tired for rheumatism, soreness OF the Joints,
= pnnes in the back chest, and limbs, scrou-
lus swellngs, &c. Ii has cured where all other
remedies have tailed Ietnll who are suffering try
IT, For sale nj the new drug and book store nor,l,
Of the court house. Idecl3 T. GRlGGs.
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Wild Cherry and Tar.

This is the great remedy OF The day Tor these ana
kindred complaints discovered and used in practice
by mn eminent physician, Since its introduction
into st. Louis. thousands Of bottles have been used
by the afflicted with eminent success. The ingre'
dents accompanying the above OF which 1t is com.
posed, are admirably adapted TO diseases Of the
lungs, aud all bronchial affections.
STOP THAT COUGH!
Strengthen aud heal the lungs, This Compound
Syrup oil Wild Cherry and Tar will do II imNcdl.
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DEDICATED TO THE LADIES.

l1 n D'mmjA., Fsipalc EoJorl
For cooking, washing. baking and ironing, M
stove va, ever constructed which consumes ~ llt
''r fuel performs %, work 900 ~ short o time, Uur
requires 80 little attention. oman !. H.Hv, al
best Gli 10 Nan and sh1.l We not cherish th. uIi
with a,i,cu"nnjr sohCIludc And Il one halt q
the most unpleasant toni heretofore imposed upoI
"ihc mofr delicate ,.rl,' cuu boz avoided, NJ,
not those who achieve ,u'h result the brnciirlor
Of lh"y race lie who loves his wife. daughter
slsIrr, ut any Other woman having charge At hu
household, wI.l prove himself an outside harhir
an unless he pfocuTcs one OF these stoves wthuu
delay
o. rs Summer arrangement
This D. an invention the most ingenious, th,
mot important, and the most economical among
the uulannn productions OF ouriim"; il forms
part Of ihr stove aud yet entirely independent q
il, It's in fact perrc, cooking stove ui itself, =,
that the owner oln "SdlIWdBdcT" has
Trio Stores Confined IN one.
Al the cooking and ironing ot a summers da,
ean b" done 10y this part ol The stove, the only tue
required hcinra handful oirhips or a tIc charcoal
For boiling meats. i.h. &c. no enthusiastic Wis
lonnry ever dreamed Of anything Soprrlrct. Thu
must unpleasant potion Vt the cooking uupl,Hs'
ant because ul the umrs attending It hlhng M,
roums, aud destroying ilrccng aud iurliml '-r
relieved NJ lli ~ trunfs, Tor 1t cau bee done IA m,
most perfect manner, while the smoke escape
through the body cl the stove without leaving par
ilc.c IN the room.
3D. It's Dprabhty and Proportions
THIS stove isn SALAv,VnrR |, lrfrs the mos
ictyrnt heat The ONLY place in It liable To lnll /
ON The back oithe Fire Chamber inStcn. dhy N
iron button, nnd can hr taken ou and replaced II
$ minutes, without disturbing the body Ut the stove
IT, therefore, 1t should brrnmr necessary IN tn
course o lOyears tut"ncw this plate It can be- don,
Mt cost not exceeding 50 cents For beauty q
proportion, aud philosophlc combination oitspnrl
no stove has ever been constructed which cnncom
pare with Il.
The public are invited to call mud examine IN
above stove, which lDtsal, NJ the warehouse Of
Ottawa, Nav III q BURR.