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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Life, Health, 4 Happiness!
NlOssTlMOIeE'S
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier

'INilIS popular Cordial, which has met with such
L extensive safe during the past year, surpassss
oil other preparations put forth Tor similar purposes,
and proves by MS wonderful effects upon the human
system, to be the greatest Blood PUTttcr Ia the
tr0rid
Most diseases have their origin in impurities OF
the blood ora morbid aud inactive state OF the liv-
er and the great difficulty heretofore has been that
The various blood purifiers OF the day have only
had a tendency TO reduce the blood. and substitute
an drrid n.hTy faid-wuich must necessarily en-
gender disease, reduce the vital powers aud pros
tate the whole nervous system. Ihisuo doubt has
been experienced by thousands, mud the fact IL be-
coming well known toevcry close observer US well
as "a many eminent physicians.
TIN. Eitisr C0Tdn., ard Blond Puriferncis en-
i.rsly different upon the system While itaCis gent
" upon the liver, sufficient 10 remove the impure or
poisonous seer tons. 1t acts also ine tonic to
the stomach, causing a complete aud healthy d.
g"s'iuu--iumshUg pure saliva and proper uu-
tumrnt for curchInE the blood, and leads II forth
with vigorous and healthy action thro the system
For DySpepSid, Lose Of APpettte, Painor Mise.
~ IN II, N,dc or reg 81 OF the heart JHnHdic,, &C.
nera. Debility, or nervous objections this Cordial
stands unrquafcd
+ Where persons have suffered from chills and fr-
vers bilious attacks OF any kind have taken qui-
nine or caOuel are weak md dchint-d or the Fl
ecis ot these strong medicines remain IN the s'srm
/ tins C0rdiGl will very soon remove these which, Il
I lei alone might ruin the individual tor lie.
| Neuralgia scroiu,a, eryspelus. saltrhcum letter
| or ring worm ,plmp.eS on the face orsuriacr % the
skin, and all other cntanenns erpiions have iheiI
origin in impurities OF the hood. md this Blood Pu.
riiirr is The remedy. One bottle alone i guaranteed
\ To posses. more real medicinal virtues, aud to pro-
duce more beneficial effects, than five times hat
quantity of any other preparation put forth .Or sim
/ liar purposes
/ Price 8 per bottle. Liberal discoun,by the loz
! Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail a
! the MEDICAL DEPOT, No. l35 \. Third-st.
/ near Washington Avenue.
! Also tor sale by Druggists generally in the ci',
and by druggists and merchants generally through
out the southern and western states.
/ Tothe vast number OF ladies ard gentlemen who
have used this Bitter Cordial and blood Purifier. AM
have given such ample testimony oits superior wiz
| tues, and have universally recommended il I,
their friend, we acknowledge our obligations, nuC
will Just add send on, we keep an ample supply. or
ders left at our depot, 1875 y Thirds torany nam
Der otbotles will meet prompt attention, aud sent
Il desired tOnny part oi The city.
d. NoRriyoRE g. Co, Proprietors 81. Louis
l.. Y. GRfGGs, Agent, Ottawa. Illinois.
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Rheumtic Compound & blood Purifier

This is the or, a, remedy OF the age and provost TO
be one OF the greatest discoveries ever made by
man. 1t is Of more value to afflicted and suffering
humanity than all the Gold Of Clitornia' This
remedy has only been prominent, before the public
abou, three years, during which time probably more
eases OF Rheumatism have been cured by its use
than by all others put together, or any course OF
treatment prescribed by the most eminent phys-
clans OF the age.
Not only recent Acuie Infammofovy cases, but
old chronic cases OF ten, freniy thirty, and even
for,y years stundng, where they had been confined
to their beds or hobbied about OF cruches ten and
fifteen yecrs, the flesh had shrunk from their homes,
and they have been cured. Ample testimony of
these facts is published in pamphlet form. This
testimony OF the highest character, entitled to the
confidence of all mem
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
the original dlscoverer aod proprietor q, the Med-
cal Depot, 1875 North Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo.
Price, S. per bottle, three bottles tor Sl2, with
liberal discount by the dozen.
Orders from distance promptly attended to-
Address OF call upon d, MORTlMORE,
Medical Depot, 1876 north Third 81, 81. Louis.
Nov. 26-ly. f.. Y. GRlGGS, Agent.
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M ~
find them iihe will write m., post ~ IN
paid, At Ottawa, ILL.,, giving his resi- e.>11EisseS
dencr the age, color, and marks oionimas, think
can give him Information where they may be
found ,as ! have hunted cstnys rycrsi'cr Noyem-
Der !, ISL; during which time have found a
good many stIayed horses, colts and cattle now IN
ken up. that do not know of any owner Tor; and
number of them that have been worked ior2 and
3 years. | am told were never advertised.
lalso request all persons ia the state knowing
ofany estEays that their neighhors may have, to be
80 Kind as to write me. giyingme the mans name
and residence, description oi horse, &c.
shalcontiuue the business. ] have taken down
and will continue To take down all esirays that !
may find. Editors ,hroughouuthe state will con-
era favor upon the public at large by inserting this
notice. SAMUEL BLACK.
References Dickey, Walker & Hck
ling Ottawa La Sale Co, Illinois. Michael
Kennedy, arlington, Bureau Co. T. . Stiles, Dix
on Nav I.smo-s
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Prairie FcnCcl

T HAVE concluded 10 receive orders Tor
/ Usage Orange Plants, for Foster \ Mason Of
Lake county Ills presumed thu, the plants raised
north are To be preferred to those raised south OF
this. Such rs wish to procure plants OF the bes,
quality and of the most thrifty kind may be insured
tina, they will be supplied with just what they want.
Call early as there is an advantage IN having the
ing. aug2l j. u, NATTiN6hR,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
a New Supply!

o. Dry GOods, Groceries, Drugs and Medicines,
Boots and Shoes, SC, at
a.. Il O S " u RPS,
IVES, side the Court House Square, Ottawa.
7 HAVE Just receiveda mos, choice and careful
i " selected stock OF the above Goods which
shall sell at the very lowest mark for cash and pro-
duc.. Give rue cali and examine my goods.
have laid ia full supply of the best New Or
leans iudPnntaton sugar, N. o. and sugar house
molasses golden syrup, Coffee and Tea. Also,
Paints, Oils, Gass Sash, Putty, &c. May %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
TO FARMERS
Usage Orange Plants

yENIiE subscribers have now growing at their
nursery three miles west q Ottawa o large
n supply OF probably the finest Usage Orange
Plants ever grown in this state aud which, aliho'
Of a very superior quality, We Will sell at the com
mon price for ordinary plants We did not embark
IN tins enterprise u, alter the most thorough exam
nation OF the subject, we aScertalued from actual
observation that It is no longer an experiment IN
this state With this shrub at very small eN.
pense, a live fence, which will be purpetuai, may
be reared in a very short time. The value olsuch a
fence 10 any farmer is easily appreciated, THIS
shrub is very hardy, Is dis,Gs,efd TO all animals
and Insects, and grows wcii on almost every va
/ riety oisoll in the state has long top root, by
which it Is enabled to resist the wind, and a. in
distructabe as red ceder. The introduction OF this
plant will DO as much TO promote the prosperity OF
this state asal the railroads now in process oicon-
structlou for with il our largest pralreS mag he
at once fenced and cultivated while without il
they would lay waste for m infinite length OF time.
In u very short time this fence viii be considered
indispensable upon every well regulated farm, and
he who commences FIRST vii first have his nrm
fenced All vii readily appreciate that the plants
grown in This latitude will succeed better than
3 those grown farther south and bench We have
embarked IN the enterprise with the view Of sup
plying, least inn part, the great demand for plants
I in this vicinity, and have spared no pains or rX-
| peuse to produce the most perfect and uniform
growth OF plants ever presented 10 the public We
shall be happy 10 show them TO those who can call
and examine them at the nursery.
I Orders may be LEFT with either OF the subscribers
orwth Mr. VI OsHan, at the Free Trader office,
/ IN Ottawa, or any OF our sgcnlsin other places
Plants ordered will be delivered either at the
nursery er IN Ottawa as nav be desired Send IN
your orders eaiy ages WOODRUFF & CAroS.
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DR.. tLARKE's CELEBRATED
CoNrurND SYRUP uF
Wild CHERRY and Tar.

This is the great remedy Of the day for these and
kindred complaints discovered and used in practice
by an eminent physicnu Since lis introduction
into St Louis thousands OF bottles hHvr been used
by the afflicted with eminent success. The lnEre-
dents accompanying the tboye OF which IT is com
posed, are admiralty adapted 10 di;euscs o the
lungs and all hronchia affections.
>TOP'TiiAT COUGH!
Strengthen and heal the lungs This Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry aud Tar will do it imned-
arrly. Its very pleasant and agreeable To lake
street, sr. Louis, Mo. Price 81 per bottle.
d. MORTlMORE, Proprietor,
Fo: by l.. Y. GRlGGs, ! Agents,
J. &. NArrINGER, Ottawa.
1.-The above for sale also by l.. A. Babcock and
Messrs Brown * Co., La sale; $. j. Smith, Peru
aud DR.. J Patterson Peoria.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Coll.spS. Colds.

Consumption. LIrer Cgmpigiut, asthma, Soreness
in N. Chest. Splitting u Bl0od, Pam or .Nis''y
IN me SIDE, Digirut o. Prctase LJrecicraiioa
N,yLg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Fail and Wilmer Cio,hinc.

without exception, ever before offered IN tbs mar
ket he is also confident that he can and will sell
them cheaper than any other house in town He,
therefore, soiclts cali from every one that wishes
to purchase clothing.
You viii save money hv calling at the New
York Clothing Store, before you purchase, Don't
be pursuaded 10 purchase before you see the goods
and prcrs at sold and well known stand, oppo-
sile the Mansion House, in Bassneu's brick build
ing, one door easl OF the Chicago cheapstore,
His stock consistsin part at
A very large and splendid assortment otoyercosts
a great variety OF business coals al all prices and
qualities.
A masnifcentlot o, frock and dress coats.
The greatest assortment OF pants, fancy and plain.
Vests Of all descriptions and styles.
White and fancy shirts.
Trunks, valses, and carpet bags
A superior assortment, OF gentlemen's furnishing
goods In short everything usually kept in wei
assorted clothing store. will again ask my old
friends and customers. and all others, to give me
call before buying elsewhere, as am determined
TO sell cheaper than the cheapest,
Remember my old motto, no trouble but take
pleasure in showing goods spill l.. WISE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

JOIIN BASTION has jus, opened shop
81 near the Union House, on Columbus ST., and
is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line. He
will iron aud repair buggies, wagons, Sc. at short
notice and in the hes, manner having been work
for the past year nj such work for H. Barnard, in
this town. Give him u call. may22-6m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

t00 CALLS. Liuseee OIL, warranted. Red lead
wv chrome red chrome green, chrome yellow
Paris green, dry aud in oil Spansh brown, Spanish
whiting. plaster Of Pans, veneinn red, yellow och.
blne, yarnishes and inrpentine, Blakes ir, .proef
paint together with variety Of other paints, for
sale atreduced pr,c6 by q. l.. THosrsos.
may l-u at the Ciss DrHs Siore
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Great Reduction u, Pricesli
TINE undersigned will hereafter confne his bn-
ing that our motto, we can sell Clothing for less
advance than before. Our old customers and new
ones viii Gease give us a call and we will eude.-
vor 10 Prov 10 them that our assertions are found.
ed on lacts Buy for cash and cell Tor cash Quick
return and small profits. Marcos KonN.
August =, 1852
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

GsPA - n ~
A r alltmespaid for hides and skins, at the Tan
i,ns3 Richardsons
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STOP.TIiATCOuGU,
Rheumatism Cured! !!

Several thousand cases cured during The last yenr
comprising ecery grade and form Of this dread.
fui and hitherto ncurable disease.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20
Drugs & Medic ines.

DrugS q Medic IN 3,
A GENERAL assortment Of new Drugs and
IN Medicines. We also keep on hand and tor
sale, Townsend's Bulls, Sands and Graierherg's
Sarsaparilla; Syrup OF Wild Cherry, a valuable
medicine for colds OF MI kinds Moaatt's Phmnx
Buers; Cod Liver Oil. A large stock ofGrRlen-
berg medicines such as Pills, yermifuge, Dyseute-
~ Syrup, Childreu's Panacea, Eye Lodon, &c.
ALso--Reed's. Benedicts, Boardman'a, Cooks
Monsigacuis, Smiths, Indian Vegetable, Fray
lcy's, London Vegetable, Lees, and other Pills, all
Of which will be sold cheap, by
MAY 99-U Fosrtr
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The War Still RACES!
New York Clothing store

Is The Great Emporium 81 Tue hIust lAslluuapIe
aud most substantial Ready Made Clothing IN OF
tawa, where every one can get his moneys worth
in goods made up in the nealest style and OF the
very beet material.
Let others brag as much as they please ahou,
selling clothing - per cent cheaper than eyeybo.
dy else, the undersigned is sure tina, the Truth will
and must come our, and the people OF Ottawa and
vicinity will find that his prices prices by which
10 sell, and that those wishing TO purchase Wi!
flock in crowds 10 the New York Cheap Clolhag
Store a. he has Just received, and is sui receiving
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

On hlfbbs White Fish and Trout.
OO>l0 bxs Cod FRS.
Also, a superior lot OF No l,2, and D, Mackerei
and picksled aud dried Herring
.epti A. FOSTER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-20

TNCLE TOMS CABINET, Aunt Phi@h's
L Cabin, Blank Books, School Books, an .
large addition Of Miscellaneous works For fur.
ther particulars see small bills my store.
Oct %, 1852 f.. Y GRG6s.
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Sirnycd or SfOleM.

NY person that has lost n horse
y orhorscs, coils or cattle within
the las, 3 or Z years, and wishes to
find them iihe will write m~ post
paid AZ Ottawa, ILL.,, giving his resi- Q
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JUST RECEIVER,
AT The NEW
DRUG * Book Store,
New BoOlN, aud Drugs.

NCT. 2Oth. 80 just received, a large addition
I J to my stock of Drugs aud Books, AT the New
Drug and Book Store where am receiving every
month; which Iwl sell either wholesale orretai,
as low rs any one Calland see. f.. y GBWGs.
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co0 PIECES wall paper, window paper, and
VUV bordering, at the New Drug & Book store.
June 26-tt t.. Y GRIGGs.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
HENRY CLAW Is pKApt

a great light has gene out. A sun bas dis
appeared from the political universe. The
world has lost a friend Of libirtyspp 70 ou'
nation the departure Of lhis mighty spirit, thu
sitting Of this pure, a,,d noble, and patriotic
heart, is calamity.
SO intilnately has he spirit Of IlEERT Clay
peryaded the Rational acts Of thfstrepablie, that
. biOgraphy Of him would be, during bis public
life, history of tile country. with q single
ness Of purpose. the vast enesgics Of bis Iatel-
aecG, aud the noble impulses Of his gSeat heart
have been directed to accomplish the highest
atsaiaable good FOR his country. The impress
of master hand is on all his work. The nation
- greater and more prosperous from HEsEg
Cray having lived, and the tidings of his death
viii fall sorrowfulIy upon every American
heart.
? Our City Council will assemble to-day to
appoint a time and arrange proper manner Of
giving expression TO those feelings Of respect
and SORROW which pervade the entire community
Judge VIZ. CooKr has consented 10 prspars
an address for the oocpsion,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01

f..,,t gccF. sltas bofn near FfeteIxb,irg inj
i ;,s;,,,s on M, tsh "a June, III thcycsr 1856
4, aea.of.sssnt, he .aalnaled tothe bar.
and Alter practicire Law nl,out year in Virgil
hin. cntlgibted i6 South Cafolipa IN 1903 bel
entered the army. In juno, 1872 war with
Ensland was declared, and tkosia iieid-was o.
|ncncd 10 Scorr for the display Of his military
genius. Ills gallant conduct, while assisting at
llhe captnre Of the Adams and Caledonia, and
Ehis lcroism at the battle Of Queenstown Heights
were the opening scenes in his brilliant career.
ION the OH Of March, 1914, when only twenty
seven years Of age, he was promoted TO the rank
Of BrigadicE General On the 9th of July,
1874, was fought the famous battle Of Chippe-
iva, which was followed, on the 25th of the same
month, by that Of Lundy's Lane. For lis gal
llaniry in these actions, Scorr was soon after
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
DEATH or HENRY CLAY!

ID a ST. Louis, June goth, 1852.
Henry eIayis dead IA great man has fallen
in israel" lie died this morning, in Washing;
ton, at 25 uanutes past eleven. l--, /.
AS the news Of his death is flashed thseughoul
the eotsntry, il draws with it a thrill of sorrow
TO every heart Although, for some time virtu
ally dead TO the world, and the news Of his
death daily expected, il appears the country was
hardly prepared for The sad reality, Thep,
Isppearcdto be d FAINT, lipgering hope that he
Imight be spared yet 2 few years longer, chat The
country might still profit by his sage cOunselanf
the Influence Of his lefty Ratrioiism. > srr
Though he is dead, the memory Of his deeds
IwillAong survive, and the influence of his cx
IampIe win long be felt upon our cotntry's desli
Epies IEiel lifo will form one Of the brightes
pages III our copatry's history. His politica
friends and opponents unite in a Tribute Of res
|pect TO his memory. m.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
TIE NOMINATIONS IN ST. LOUIS.

In St. Louis the nominations meet far better
acceptance than we had supposed they would
Many of the most earnest of Gen. SCOTS oppo.
Inents in our ranks have acknowledged to us
THAT they deem the action OF the Convention the
swisest that could have been pursued.
1t will take the wings Of Missouri but little
while to get over the unjust prejudiees with
4 (which their minds were lately filled against the
hero of Chippewa by some of the wing presses
4 of this city. We speak conJidct,hy and knouing-
ly ichm zee say, that in 81. Ions there as genera
and hearth acQuicScence an ihs nominations there
TX no such disappointment as TO prevent most
cordial and enthusiastic support of the ticket
: nd the signs ef this do already most unmistak.
4 ably appear. ID It. a.st
q The Hannibal Journalmay rest assured that
Z his correspondent, who represents the contrary
4 is croaker. Jyota cifgof ftp~ bssiea- wiH sup
port Gen. Scott more parnaIy, baoredbly, more eff
feienhy thar 81. LOUIS 81. Louis Neaos.
This is cheering information, indeed, and We
thank our friends Of the .Ns,cs fer putting it il
sonf power TO place before our readers this EN-.
phatic correction of the mistaken impressions O.
Esdf correspondent of last week. (The italics
are ours 80
Scott has warm supporters among the wing
& Of this section, and we predict that the time vii
soon come when a sense Of past glaring injus-
gtice to one who has always deserved the bes
sttonghts Of his countrymen, will warInt the feel
i ing towards him into one Of high-toned, resist
less enthusiasm. Wehaye long believed tina
there wassan under-cllrrent i'll the hearts Of tn
kreople, setting towards. Scott--rtnning deep
q. d 4 ~
but unnoticed, because obscured by the clouds o
Rsuspioion SO industriousy thrown around hi
Fair and jtEst fame as a patriot and well wishe
toall parts ofghat country in whose service h
Rhas spent the best days Of his life.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
For the Journal.
Thoughts Suggested by Quotation from an Author,
know net who.

know net who,
ST. LOUIS, June 81.
/ have just been reading one of Blackwood's
Magazines, and was particularly struck with q
Quotation from some author, know not who he
Twas; but two lines yet expressed a most beaui-
full idea. 1t ran thus:
/" But some must laugh, and some must weep:
4 Thus runs the world away" .... .
And thought it was truly so this morning in
church. Near me sat bride, looking fair,
sbright picture of happiness, contented and conf
filling; seeming TO cling to the husband for whom
she had forsalsen father and mother. / won
tdered if it was for her to laugh or weep
Thoughts led me years hence, and fancy painted
her an old woman, care-worn with trouble, and
sperhaps a widow. i shuddered TO think Il pos
Isl5le; yet such is life. Then again, looked on
Ia brighter side of the picture, and seated her in
Il pleasant home, surroanded by husband and
schidren, just as happy as now; but her yoltl-
ful, merry face changed into Il quiet calm vet
lunrufiled by sorrow or care. Near me, again,
sat mother clad in sable weeds, which seemed
TO cast shadow over her; she had Just heard Of
the death of son, hundreds of miles away from,
home and friends, who died without mother OF
sister to smoothe his pillow or soothe him in the
hours OF sickness and suffering or to listen for
the last murmur of his dying lips, which NAV
have been the name of some Of the loved ones al
home.
That mother was once so young and fair, with
Ia heart as light and joyous as hare, and doubt
less when THAI son was born to them, both faith
Ter and mother pictured bright future for him,
land many long years of usefulness and happi-
Iness; but an all-wise Providence, doing all things
for the best, cut him off Just as he had arrvedie
manhood. We sometimes think we have more
than our share of trouble and trials in This
world, never thinking for one moment how SIN
full such thoughts are. Look around, when such
thoughts force themselves on you, and see some
friend or ncighbor more severely afflicted Than
yourself, and "Eusting in Providence hope for
the best" 1t is natural TO think, when scpara-
ted from Nose we love- that we will see lhem
again, but who can tell2 have near and dear
friends Plodding their weary way on Journey
SO long that to me it seems almost endless, vet
that bright meteor, cheering hope, leads me to
think we still may spend long years Of happi-
ness together. l''
A;t.hics, G.yaght IS SO painful, one knows not
who TO believe. Some tell you that sickness and
death are thinning the numbers of each litfe'
band of wanderers, and can one even dare hone
their loved one is safe? Oh, that my spirit
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
FOURTH OF July.

The Elitors Of the Hannibal Press the May
or, and members Of the Council, and civil officer
Of the city, are respectfully invited 70 dine q
The City Hotel, on the Fourth day of July.
G. CHIMES,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-01
THE FOURTH on July.

Rev. wv. M. Rush will deliver discowselR
the Methodist Church on next Sabbath suitable
TO The day. Service commences at half past Ter