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q y Regulating The sale Of posonsl
Skc. r. Bet enact ted by tie General Assenbl,
of he SIdfe ef Ohios That It shall not hereaf-
ter be lawful foFany apothecary; druggist, OF
olhelpefson in this State, 10 sellor give away
anyarticle belonging 10 The class of.medi-
cilies, usually denominated poisons, except in
Compliance with The restrictions contained
il1his act
Sec. 2, Thatevery apothecary. druggist,
or other person, who shall sell or give AWAY,
except upon the prescription Of a physicia4
any article or articles Of medicine belonging
TO The class usually knownas poisons, shall
bereqnifed: lst To register in book kept
fortiiat purpose, the name. ages sexand color
of The person obtaining such poison. 2nd.
The oliantlly sold. Sd. The purpose for
w,ich II, is reqiired 4th. Tie day and
dats al which il was obtained. 5lh. The
mama nam and place ofsaboae Of The person for
wItom The article is intended. 9Th. To care
duNy mark the word "poison" upon the label
,or wrapper ofeach package. 9Th. To neiti-
er sell or give away any article Of poison 10
niinors OF either sex. 2
Sec, 3. That no apothecary. druggist or
other person, ,slkll be permitted TO sell or
give away any quantity Of arsenic less than
one pound, without first mixing either SCOT
or indigo Herewith, in the proportion Of one
ounce Of SCOT or half an ounce Of indigo 10
the pound Of arsenic.
Sec. q. That any person offending against
the provisions Of THIS act, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and upon copvic-
iion thereof, shall be fiaed in any sum not
less than twenty, nor. more than two hun
dred dollars, at the discretion ofany court Of
competent jurisdiction.y
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
.a President Of the Senate.
April l3, 1852.
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irr WisrAn's BALsAM or WILD CHERRy inn
pafts new yigor 10 vital action, and relieves the
system by opening the pores of the skin, and
promoting the secretion OF mucous mattel US
action IS sudorific, sedatye and expectorant, BY
opening the pores, allaying irritation, and by
rendering the expulsion Of mucous matter easy.
Those who take the Balsam will feel immedi-
ate relief from the distressing iritatons that ac-
company affiictoDs Of the respiratory orgensS.--
The Lungs suffer from irritation the irritation Is
soothed; The pulse Is violent and feyerah,.. they
are soitened. and the mucous membrane Is re,
llieved of .ils enforcement with rapidity and
ease. AN BY the useoflthis delishtfpl Eenps-
dy es,gasl IA
See aavortisementin another column.
stl NJ 7l- ~ SEA gz@f nf -r.r
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Anolher Astonishing Cure /.

E. Kaib, highly respectable merchant Of
Rushyile, Fairfield co., o., scnt US the follow
ing voluntary tribute TO usv y4
"Dr. Wisiar' Balsnm Of wild Ckerry.v
Rushyillc, Fairfield co., O., April 6, 1851.
Mr.. J. d. Park--Dear Sir wish to state
to you that my daughter, Amanda, aged six
teen years, had, about year since, very Sc
we're attack Of mcascls which reduced her very
much, and left her With a racking cough. /
employed all Of the physicians within our reach
for the purpose Of removing her cough, but
without success. She appeared to be sinking
into decline, with every symptom Of con-
sum.tion. H+I ti'hia+ Tgrr @ b 10
] then tried DR.. Rogers Liyerwort and Tar
Put this aggravated her cough, and gave her
symptoms Of a still more malignant character.
l was now most seriously alarmed, and IT was
with trembling fear that from day to day, saw
the progress Of that Unsuitable disease, consump-
tion. really despafed Of nv daughters re.
covery. But pfovideniial.y saw the certif-
cate Of Jonathan Coulson, whose Daughter,
Sarah Jane, was cured. or consumption by
.Wistar's Balsan Of Wild Cherry;' this creai-
ed fai nj hope that il might help my daugh-
ter, and Immediately commenced using il,
and il almost instantly gave relief, her health
was IHpTp"cu IToiu to Iist uOttic, unusuy Llo
use OF two bottles Of sWistar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry she was restored 10 perfect health, and
she is not now tall predisposed TO cough
/, / will say TO all that are afflicted with any
disease tending 10 consumption, do not dispair,
for DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry will
cure you, IL you bnttry il. E KALB.
The genuine Wistar's BaIsam Of Wild Cher
70 has a fac siinile Of tile signature Of Henry
Wistar, NJ. D., Philadelphia, aud "Sanford Il
Pdpk, !" oil finely executed steel engraved
wrapper. No other can be genuine. ~ ~
]. /. lJ' Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for IS.
Sold by ,f ]. D, FARK, Cincinnati, o.,
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts.--
entrance on Walnut STREET.-THE whom all or
ders must be addressed. lt.2
J. L. McVey & Co.. and Shacklefofd &
Crichton, Portsmouth Trusdale q Hynes,
Jesper !; E. Long, jackson E. B. Perkins.
Irontou; Emmit & Davis, Waverly, J, w.
Duhham, Piketon !, A. D. Sproat, Chillicothe.
Feb. 90, l852--wly ia -i
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We o WIsTAR's
DaIsaml Of Wild Cherry,

UIMIRn nnE-NW6IA AIaAm.naD
n - q, - -
me Best Remedy ever Known
re man for Coughs, AsIhria e,olas, CFsnp,
Hrsseess..., snr.nsnsa, ~. .r 2 nlseaise e .he
srs.ie.s. Pain 81 Vve.is.ses 4. ~ -.
| 81 Side, FiFst stngsscf Csnsunp Il 81, lee.
Tn s6ort. this Balscna is spectarly adapt.d % ese-
yydiseaseof fhe Lungs and Liver, .ckick q gro-
d,,ced N c,lr eper r.pagying climate.
&rytrI, caFRRY has lopc he, t,own "a
w a,,s.s.s n ,neJ;4;nsi ar,,,s.s;ss
Th,s ., ;sr.a,:l;ps y, eysrr ,ns,,o., 4. ~.
laaJ "nd ''hna;e,"ns aStsn nra.er;bs n ~ 5;as..
y, .eosa,s w r., 80 r;ctv' N comnis;n,s ~,
siso hss ,,son so.sIIy no.od for ~ yif,ses
nd .on,a Loss ~ ma a,e en;I;.,
In ibe whofIe conntrv have cone so ar as ~ d.
i,ys th,t ESQ., So, ~, IA ~ earea
nv ,h.t ,,iono T. c,ha, h,rJ. ,s,,,;,, 4, ,.,as
hs.fy vaInsisss' 'osv;ngl nc donbt ~ ,hei, 10.
uoraneo in n,erarino and admin;s,sr;nc ha
dif6cultv now entircly obyiated by oatient er.
neriment and lone experience.s
The es,rsord;nary medicin,I. nowara of ,l.ss
two subsiances > re now. for lie Graf tine. coms
bined and embodied in Dr. WIsTAn,s B.rs.,,
OF Win CHEpny. By a nice chemical process.
everyt,ipu deleterions or useless 4 re;er,ed. "a
lbat ghat remains e he M Il extysa,5insrv
and truly efIicacious remedy for All ikinds ~
pulmonary and liver iiseas,, ever known a.
man. To copyipA ali unbelieve,. thai on,
theory is r,allv true we relsr % n few cases A
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portsmouth Market foi
the Week ending April 20, 1859.

ESPECIALLY REPoRrBD FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
GENERAL REMARKs.-Upon enquiry, we
find that business has been extremely de-
pressed for last two weeks. The river is
now getting at good stage for business, and
we shall resume our weekly review.
The Fashion No. 2,has resumed her daily
trips, commencing to-day. No special
change has occurred in prices. e @1zsih
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ADMINISTRATORS a ,NOticc.

NO1 ICE is hereby given, that The UNDER
In signed has zen duly appointed Admin.
istrator of the estate Of Susannsh P. Riker,
deco, late OF Harrison township. Scioto coun-
ty, Ohio. Persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated
Tor settlement.
la' FRANKLIN PATTERSON, Adm. +.
April %, 1852-9twa iEe
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MARRIED.,

3 In this city, on the 2lst inst, by J. R.
Turner, M. G., Mr.. JoHN VANCE and MISS
ELLEN SULLIVAN, both Of Springville. Ky.
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DIED,

4. On the p6th inst, aferpa protracted ill.,
aess. Mrs.MARY ANN Dennis, vile iof Dr..
J. wv Dennis. in the doth yearof her age
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Notice,

TSHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
j. fore existg between Whitney 4 McLain
n the Grocery Business, is this day dissolved.
The business Of the late firm viii be settled BY
W. S. Whitney, who alone is authorized toset-
tle the same. l5s w. @. WHITNEY.
8f7 tl ba'eFafe aas y. d. MuLAlN. tlEis1
Portsmouth, April 10, ls59--dwsgD ASA gs
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Moses Freemam's Estate.

NoTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed ana qualified as En-
ecutrix, oil the EsIate Of Moses Freeman, late
Of scioto county, deceased. Dated at Ports
mouth, this Goth day Of March, A. ID, 1852.
t,,.o MARGARET FREEMAN Exycatrix.
april 1. s,.,,is.,,S ,s,,s.,
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TTATS. Kossuth, and Angola, superior
I articles, just receiseda nd for sale low
fTTa aaaS 3fpt BRANDIS q BEYrSCTL.
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CONGRESS- CATERS.

GENTLEMEN are invited 10 call and exi
IN anime our stock CT Congress Caters and
Patent Leather Shoes, which for neatness,
comfort and durability cannot be surpassed
in the city. X. LLOYD q % \
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E. Koib, highly respectable merchant Of
Rushyile, Fairfield CO., o., scnt US the follow
ing voluntary tribute TO usv y4
stDr. Wfsiar, Ralsnm Of wild CherrY.N
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XkJ HITE Linen aud Jenny Lind Shirts;
NV9 also Standing Collars, Tor sale by
apr. - BRANDS a DEITsCH ~
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AuDIron's orvlcr, scroro CouNry. |
g e1,4 April 80, 1852.
i hereby certify that | have compared the
above with the copy furnished by the Secretary
Of State and find 1t correct.
GEO. A. WALLER, A. S. G.
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c1ecv vte ali of1afs o. TIC voucfe4 e-ccmhlE of
either branch thereof, iof the printing Of al
bulls and f6solhti0ns; and an contractors nnd.
er the provisions Of this act, shall promptly and
without UNNECESSARY delay, execute an orders
to them issued by the General Assembly, or
either branch thereof, or the Executive Officers
OF the State; and the laws, journals, and vol
umes of public documents, shall be printed and
delivered to the contractor for the folding,
stitching and binding, the order Of the Sec
retary Of State, within twenty days after the
adlournmentof the General Assembly and said
contraetorshail, within twenty days after the re-.
ceipt thereof, execute the folding, stitching and
binding, and deliver to said Secretary Of State
the volumes SO bound, under the penalty Of,
forfeiture Of their bonds; Provided, however,
that the said Secretary, Auditor and Treasurer
Of State, inayJ On good cause shown, by either
Of the contractors, extend the time, not exceeds
ing ten days, for the executing Of their several
contracts. .es,..s. ~. * ( i,..,, ,4,,4ss 4
Sec. 2l., The paper for the State Printing a.
fcresaid, shall BE- provided by the State; and
the Secretary of State shall, from time to time,
as the same may be needed, deliver over to
each contractor, suitable paper for the printing
which he Is required by his contract to do and
shall take and preserve, from each contractor,
y receipt for all paper so delivered; and at the
annirll settlement, each contractor shall deliy-
er over tothe Secretary Of State, all paper which
has not been used in the State Printing, and If
any such paper shall have been wasted or con
verted to any other use, the contractor to whom
the same shall have been delivered, shall be
charged with the value thereof, together with
the penalty OF fifty per cent, and the amount
shall be deducted from, his account, < .i.-s
Sec. %. That the Secretarv Of STATE shaiI
furnish atrue and accurate copy of the laws, as
they may be demanded by the printer thereof;
and the clerks Of the respective branches Of the
General Assembly shall each furnish to the
printer, who is bound BY his contract to print
[the same, copies Of the journals bills, reports,
and other papers ana documents, without un-
necessary delay; and no contractor shall be ac-
countable for any delay occasioned by the want
Of such copy.
Sec. %. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
JAMES @. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
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Life, Health, l. Happiness!
MORTlMORE'S
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier.

'INlilS popular Cordial, which has met with such
i extensive sale during the past year. surpasses
all o'hrf pfrparaiions nut forth tor slmarpurposes
and proves, 10y IisW 5Ldrrtul effects upon the human
system to be the s'eotea meed Purifier i" 'he
Most diseases have t'itr origin IN impurities OF
the blood, morbid md ina ciiyc state at the y-
cr and III" great difficulty Heretofore mas hren that
the various blood purifiers oi the day 'afr only
Ind tendency TO reduce Il,e hlbsd and substitute
an acr'd p.t.ry fpid-whlci must necessarily en-
gender disease, rrdnce the vital powers, and pros
tIntc the whole nervous system. THIS no doubt has
been experienced 10y thousands a1d tie fact Is be
coming well known to every close observer, we'll
as 20 many eminent Physicians.
This Bitter C0rdint aud D!0Od Puriic'arts en-
tlrely different upon The system. hle un,ts gent
ly upon the liver sufficient to remove the mparc or
poisonous s"crt tons, il acts aSn fine tonic %
the stomach, causing complete and healthy d.
Notwithstanding pure saliva and proper uu-
trncnl Tor cnrlrhinE the blood, and lends it forth
with vigoi Gus and healthy action hro' the system
For Dypcpsia Lossof AppcHte PaHor Mise
~ IN N. Nsde or rrglono the heart Jngndi,e Ge-
"''d. DeJiiHy, or nervous objections, this Cordial
. stands uurqua He'd
y!Whrre persons have suffered from chills and f.-
vers or bilious attacks Of any kind, have taken quiz
nine or calomel are weak and dcbiatcd OF the ci
ircs OF these strong medicines remain IN the stem
this CORDIAL Nll Frry sGnn remove these, which, il
lei nloue might ruin he individual for life.
orring worm, p,mpcE ON the face or surface of the
skin, and all other cutancous cruptlons have their
origin in impurities Of the blood anJ this Blood Pu-
rlfcr is lie remedy. One bottle alone is guaranteed
To possess more real medicinal virtues, and to pro-
ducc uirre beneficial effects, than five times hat
quantity OF any other preparation put forth for SIM
liar purposes.
Price 5 perbotile. Liberal discounthy the doz.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail ut
the MEDICAL DEPOT, No. 1876 n. Third ST. d.,
near Washington Avenue.
tlsp Ter sale by Druggists generally in the city
and by druggists and merchants generally through
out The southern and western states.
/ Tothe vast number OF ladies and genllemer who
/ haveued this Bitter Cordial and blood ! iriirr. and
have gwen such ample testimony ots superior viz
! tues, and have so universally recommended it to
their friends, We acknowledge our obligations, and
will Just add send on, we ket pan ample supply. Or
ders left Mt our depot, 1875 \. Thirj.st forauy mum.
her otbotes, will meet prompt attention, md sent
/ IT desired, 70 any part OF the city.
d. MoRTISoRE & Co, Propretora, ST Louis.
T.. Y. GRIJGs, Agent Ottawa Illinois.
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FOR SALE,

The subscriber will sell his fine two story bnild-
ing, opposite the Mansion House, on Canal Street,
IN Ottawa, on reasonable terms. The first story
is a store room, 20by 10 IT,, with counting room IN
the rear, II y, The urperpnr, is fitted up for n
dwelling, containing five well finished rooms and
a kitchen. There sa good cellar under, the h ouse
OF the same size OF the store room, and seven feet
deep. Few better bargains are offered
OLtAMa, Jan lI-If Gro ScnM1n1
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NEW GOODS

noo G.yyoo Do %
THE subscriber invites the attention ol his friends
i and the public generally, 10 his large assori-
.dcut of Day Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, Boots aud Shoes, &c, bought ~ greatly re-
ducrd prices, and tor sn.r Cheaper NdG ECer, tor
cash or produce, consisting IN part oi
lnhaIrs heavy brown shccungs,
t. medium
10 f Rrr
30 dozen black and white waddng
- piece, Canton flannel hleach"d md unh.er'd
- red white, and yellow Canton flannel
- PLAIN and pad lnscy
~ " indigo blue check
- " supcrorr red tick
% stripe ,hHng
100 hcarhrd shIung
80 crash
50 cDorcd cambria
% American, Scotch, English and French
Ginghams
10 Amcrirnnan French nous de lane
100 " fancy prints
- blue and orange prints
80 long shawis ui oil qualities
2Odulcn cumioTcTs
- pieces ky Jeans, OF all CoOTs and prices
10 " sHtuct
20 cloth
2Ov d.. whitcnnd cold carpet warp
400 cotton yarn
80 doZ. lambs WOO shirts
loo hose and hall hose,
Wou.leu aud buck-kin mutrns, hid gloves, laces
camhucs, acoucl-, STiss aud book musns, linen
hanlkerchci-, linen lawns, linen aud cotton hose,
lrlsh linens knitting, skein and spool cotton, pms,
need Is, and buttons. together wrha great variety
OF other goods. usually kept IN z, dry goods store
too hume Gus to mention. ILNb-
- hhds \ q sugar
- hhls. plantation mula7'cs
10 sugar house
30 boxes soap
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This Is the great remedy Of the age and proves o
be one Of the greatest discoveries ever made by
man. 1t of more value to afflicted and suffering
humanity than all the Gold Of CaltorHid' Tins
remedy has only been prominen, before the public
about three years during which time probably more
cases 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-
claus OF the age.
Not only recent Acuis Mfammd.7rg cases, bat
old chronic cases OF ten, tucnty thirty, and even
f0rty gcarS s'unding where they hadbrcn confined
TO tier beds or hojbied ab0ut on crutches fen and
fifteen uecrs the flesh had ShuRk from their bones,
and they have been cured. Ample testimony OF
these facts is published III pamphlet form This
testimony is OF the highest character, entitled to the
confidence Of all men.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
the original dIscoveTcr nod proprietor mt the Medi-
cal Depot 1876 y orih Third Street, between Vine
Street and Washington Avenue, St Lonis, Mo,
Price, s. per bottle, three bottles for SIR, with a
liberal discount by the dO2eu.
Orders from a distance promptly attended to-
Address or call upon u. NORTlMORE,
Medical Depot, lbs north Third 81. 81 Louis.
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FALL 4 WINTER CLOTHING
ViS nhnypapo
CHEAP CLOTHING STORE,
One door west OIL. ? Sanger & Goa store,

One door west oi l.. I. Sanger 4 Cos store,
OTTA va, I'LL.
TUB unparalleled success which en- far has
crowned my business hy adhcring strictly 10 the
principle ct making QUICK Salcs and small Prof.
ifs, has made II cssary tor Inc ~ bring on
Tremendous large and fashionable stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
i7r men aud boys, boots md shoes, hats and caps,
trunks, cnrpet bags, buffalo robes, gloves handllrr
chiefs, suspenderS, umbrellas, drawers and under
shirts. socks, India rubber aud oil clothing, latest
styles mnlrskin hats aud general assortment OF
everything constituting geuilcman's
CcHPLE7E d. FASHIONABLE OU7FIY,
all Of which now offer the iorest rate Of pricey
10 my old friends aud customers, aud to the public
IN general
The whole Of MY present stock has been made
up with view TO the wants OF this market aud b, .
ugcOnvlnred ina, there is no house in this place or
vicinity 10 sell as cheap as do shall continue to
make myself worthy OF the public patronage here
tcore. 1t being impossible To mention everything
Of my varied assortment, or 20 say in words all
will do for those who favor me with cali, | solicit
every one IN want OF articles in my line to come
and look TOR yourselves and am sure you will mol
leave lhlseslabl shmrnt without buying.
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Ottawa, Sept IS l.. RAUGH,
IN Sanger & Armour's New Brick Block
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Popular Medicines !

4 ISL of popular medicines which may he found
j at the Cny Drug Store" Ottawa.
Ayers cherry ptctOrnl, Juno cordial,
Andcrson's cough drops, Jayne's rxpcciorant,
Bgchan's Hung, balls. I" ycrmiIugr,
l,asam OF honey, Iucuc cordial,
llasam Of ihir, Marhalls calarrh snuff,
Barclay cuhelis & snrsp Mississippi fever tome,
Rrlsols sarsapanlu, Myers dandchon & sars.
Balm OF Columbia, MaSury 'ssars. * wa-a.hO,
Brdbug banr, MAllsicrs Ointment,
Batchcller's liz hair dye, Merchants gargling oil,
Bulls sarsapan!a, Moilais ph bli'rs Il pills,
Comstock's do Ogleby sbutanic remedy,
Cnnmptuns sirnwh balls Orcan's cholera medicine
CHEESEMAN'S Arab. balls. Osgood's Ind choagognr,
Cody's ointment, Rogers lycrwort aud tar
Carpenters ext Buch Rushun Il Cnrk- cod Ii
Downs ElSir, yer OIL
Dysentery specific, Radway's ready relief,
Egyptian eye water. Shermans all healing balls.
Fahnesrocks medicines, Salters ginseng panaceo,
fenlmore cough mkt Smiths tonic syrup,
DO nerve 4 bone lin. Sloan's medicines,
Foaraie's cordial, Spohn' sheadarht remedy
fiich's medicines, Towusend's snrsapurilln,
Great western ointment, Thompson eye water,
Do powders, The kngs OIL,
DO nile ONT Naughn's thonriptic,
Grcran Fauch drops, Vegetable pum. bnsHm,
Gridley's letter ointment Wlstars balls wild cherry
IIooilands Germ. bit:er- Western cough syrup,
llOltun's sarsHparllln, PrilIs cankcT halsan,
Do darhna syrup, Hastings nnpiha,
Herr scuryy wash, VI Mnuus elk OF opium
Hay lulmeut. iIcws' lmmcnt
lloucks pauacca. Houses Indian Tonic.
TrusSss, ShOuldcr HraccS, and Supporters.
Cranes spno-abd supp. Hull GOuldiug, Marsh
FitchS abdominal do rrussrs,
Mar-ls London do Fitclts shoulder braces,
Chapman, alb do ChIldrcn- tTuSses ass NJ
nov .6m e. !. THoNTSpN.
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q IN -T|TI Ut n NVWTW wy
sls, 4 - HIS II q q IL

The valuable advice aud impressive warning II
gives, will prevent years ut misery aud suffering,
ani save annuity thousands oi lives
Parents by reading it. will learn how to prevent
the Destruction OF ticlrchildrcn.
IRA remittance oi - cents enclosed in letter
rRr-r.rp. addressed to DR.. klNkELlN, PlilLA-
DHLrlIlA, will insure book, under envelope, per
TruIn mat
lie who plnccs himself undcr the care OF DIT k
ayreligiou,y coutide IN his honor asa gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill a~ u physician,
g-Pcrsous AT a distance may address DR.. II. by
letter, post pnldl and be cured at home
Packages OF medicines, directions, &c, forward
cd By sending a remittance, aud put up secure from
DIlIlHE OK CURIOSITY. Aug
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Cheap ! Cheap!

4 T SheTunu's NhirGEo HraHch
= \ trruch worked collars and cuffs
Null mud arongt. l.acrs.
Linen cnmbric handkerchief hy the dozen or single
Dress buttons, braiis. cords trimmings, &c.
Dark figured, aud plain pop.lus
Good Jiack aud bnck and white De l7ins.
Brarhri and brown ,hceliug- and shirtmgs, very
Iovy, hy thr piece.
brgchrd and brown table iIrcn.
Heavy won blankets
Cloths, rasjmrrc-. saincis, &c. nos ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07
MN YOUTH ~ MANHOOD
MIA A VIGOROUS LIFE,
AZ. pccut.,furc Death.

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This book Jus, published, Is filled with useful IN
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effects of sedrntary aud bnnelu habits--to all who
in addition 10 declining physical energy, are the vic
tmsolnervous and mental debility, aud OF mopIng
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