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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-29

THE CoLD WATER BAPTIST FE-
MALE SEMrN ARY.-Such is the name Of
boarding school for young ladies in
Chulahoma, Miss. It occurs to us to
be rather singular to tack on to a Sem
mary Of learning such name as this.
Is not the word Baptist" derived from
the Latin Baptiso, to dip under. A
more appropriate name would be 1.-The
Dip Under Cold Water Female In
stitute," this would have covered the
whole ground. But what has baptis.
ing got to do with educ alton, W, And
what system" is this "Cold Water
Baptis, I" Will some one interested
;n he cause Of education inform IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
Theatrical and Musical.


BowRY THKArRR.-Three capital actors, Of our own
country, Messrs. c. Burke j. Scott, and E. Eddy, will
appear every night and are well supported by the com
paIy.
BROADWAY THEArRR-Mr. Collins Irish comedian and
vocalist, who il playing ct this theatre appears in
two Of bis peculiar characters this evening" and sings
several songs.
BuRross THEAn1-shakspsare's "Comedy Of Errors" Ii
TO be produced this evening" with strong cast and Few
scenery, dresses &c. he. Mr. Burton and Mr. Andrews
play the two Dronos and Mr. Fisher and Mr. Jordan the
two Antphoses The par certainly 10 good ha nds
NATIONAL THEATRE.-Ths +" Hot Corn" DRAMA BY c. W.
Taylor is to 10 play cd this afternoon In the evening"
Mr. Akens drama, founded upon "Unole Toms Cabin"
The entire National company, including little Cordea
Howard, have parts In both pieces.
wAuAcK's TRAnK-Mr. Brougham's comedy "Ths
Game of 10 t. be played again this evening for the
fourth time II Is mounted vsrp snsly and most OF the
parts are very well acted.
BARsuM's MUSEUM. This afternoon, at two O'Clock
local drama called 'Hot Corn" Is to be played 10 the
evening" the drama founded upon Uncls Toms Cabin"
to be represented The various animals and natural curl
ostiea to be seen At the time, without extra
charge.
tan Hall. the selection for this evening is good. The
American Quadrns" Is to be withdrawn very soon and
ever, body should hear it once more
BROADWAY MUSEUM AND MEyAcEREt- Herr Dresbseh
and bis tigers the Slmese twins, Mr. Nes and other
wonderful people, be at this esAb shmen this
morning, Afternoon, and evening.
BowrRr Cncus.-A COED bill for this evening" all the
popular people being included In it. Chavni, Madame
Francon, and others are also included.
Bruz still At the Stuyvesant Institute and ~ osysr
as ever.
CHRIs1Ys-MechAnics Hall, 472 Broadway, Is still "a
vorite resort. All s melodies produced here A.
soon o. written. Ped the programme for TO night
wooD's hIysRns-444 Broadway including fourteen
excellent performers give concert this evening" whom
several novelties are announced.
Buc1xY's MSsrRns-53s Broadway, are making great
deal OF with their "NormI burlesque, and their
| rev American QuadriIsr," a la Julien. Both are
given ia their progi anime for this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
Sew YORK COMMON COUNCIL.
Stated 4osaf0n.

Present. Eohsrd 7. Compton, ESQ., President, Aldermen
Smith Pea sail Bard Denmsn Ccnnsi Ai,Ord, Dohsrty
The minutes Of the last meeting read and approved
BY Aid BnrsLrr-Bili Of DE- VIM. s. Giles, for medical
services at the Ninth ward station house. To Committee on
BY Aid. wAnD-Bin Of Engine Company No. 4. for pay
BY AID. CoNNELL-Petiti- Of WIN. q. vaa Colt for 70.
dr; By "a e q ps
stha foot q Twenty nth Ssrsh river
By zia BssD-Psssisn Of Hose Companies Nos. and 5.
by the .ame-Fetton Of II. Bran, for remission Of
BY Aid sslTH-Pesitin Of A. Aeneely sons relative to
T ,sr 1 10 Gs%' q fs for t.,on
By Aid Petition Of samuel Henry and others
sewer in Division street. from Allen to Market street To
By Alderman DoHrsrY-RemsnsTanoeof john Miller and
pus Railroad Company run cars to Fifty ninth street, To
BY the Remembrance of Ncha. Treaesy Others
g ruin 10 hs Ia %
Committee on strss.s v A'A'A ''''''' ~
Of David Wood to have certain taxes refunded To
BY Aldsrm Petition of the Veteran Corps of
l 1914 and 1875 haze the in second story Of Cen
she5 g. Them.
others in Jackson street to Eass river. To Com
By Alderman Moon,-communcs.on from General W.
B. Burr ett relative - the colors Of the New York oun
tssr whsupon Alderman koors presented the following
BY Alderman MooRE-Resolved, That the Com mssioner
ofRep.rs and Supplies be- and 10 hereby directed 70 have
City to *: s 1Ss sasa sn10ss 4
better preservation q said ooors direction Of be
and hereby directed draw his warrant for She Of
ste eeiy of the same Which was adopted
Aarmstys-A xoore H..sy, Barr the President,
Ads,msn Brisey Francis Saith Psar'aL Bard D'nmAn,
Nesatiye-Aldsrmsn tuitevant, Bsyce-2
Repairs Supplies be and he hereby directed advsr
ts for proposals. for the construction Of An engine for
GDsn. Company No. Hsspssa
BY Alderman BRIsLIY-Rssoved, That the Clerk Of ,hs
co.%c. G.p.s BE- and b: hereby tssssS Erase ,n'
Engine Company the R;,ss and
place in lieu Thereof the word ''rsssnsdm Adopted
the Croton Agusduct Department. be- and he 10 hereby
directed upon the Issuing Of TOR work to b
amount, quality Of earth. and rock 70 bs sxoavated
Of tks south sd. Of Pier 70 d. a. tho foot Of Trsokn
street. be granted to Messrs NJ Donneily Co And
sss: q u sss said ss,I civ f.,
star ira and Rip Van Wrinkle also that like grant b
Of the n side o. said pier to the said lsssess for
bsrses Duchess County and Meteor and steanbsa L.
Stevens and tho new barge from stuyvsssn during tia
BY Alderman SMITH That pier three hundred
pt h feet long be built ct the foot Of sixth street East
Of the Street Commo the expense be taken
appropriation for docks and slips, york Which wAs
| observation-disclosures Moore Haley, sturtsvant Boycs
Barr tie President Aldermen Brsley Tranois Smith,
I BY Alderman DoHrRrY-Rssolved, That Forty third
stree between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues be repaired
forthwith under tho direction Of the Superintendent Of Re
By Alderman ALyoRD That tho COMPTROLLER
an t.sy Assby sushoril.a and ar.csss sduss ~.
the present. evnsss Of lot Me- oa teruy q oommoa sad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
Personal Intelligence.

For Liverpool In the ship Suropa-Antonio Paaoe
ndy end child; Wheaton, New York; Mr. Mulloer, Mrs
Sarah Diamond Miss Dyanond ssuserties Mr. and Mrs
PArne child Cafoynis Mr. and Mrs MAfrat and child
England W sykes Philadelp Stuart 0xlsy Han.
ming, Ensnd sspttslee, visnna Moson Montrssl; Mr.
RosJn, Lavapdera tpsin MI Murray Hamilton. ",
Rothckild Montreal Knight, New York Messrs Wade
and Denhoim. Quebec; Winslow Bosson Sheldon, w
London Rhsr Nsy York; Esssrs Harry Iish%.n Che.
Reid 8esaad MarooAs PAaasio. Mr. and kr BroAAbeaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

~-see q arrivals.


sp ELvrRA OWEN, at Havrs from New Ysrk, threw over
part cargo Of aou.
anr RATHER Capt Stump and crew. from tbs wreck OF
nsf;mors bee 49, In the stsamer North Carolina, from
Norfolk Capt Stump rays the ship went to pieces %
fore he left the beach-nothing saved hermAphroois
bris understood from New York, went ashore snort o
tanss from this Rather the day After.
WHALE qsr BaASsr, Of New Bsdsssd rs wssksA u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrveo>-Brig Ann Misabeth Taylor, Boston; schrs
Randall Baker; Uwse Baker, and Luther Child, Baker,
Boston, Matthew Bird JehnsD and SIDNEY Miner, Boes,
Bridgeport; ST amer Kennebeo, Cops Nfork
Uesrsd-Steamship Keystone state Hardie, Savannah
brig Malvern JArman, Cenfuegos schrs Fannie BeEton
New Orleans Hamlet Emerson, Providenee; d Kow
land Rayner and Asa Eldridge Rowland New York SID
ney Miner Boles New Bedford Matthew Bird, Johnston,
Bridgeport Willow, Chase Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

Married.
On Wednesday, December IA. BY the Rev. DR.. Bsdsll
Miss Macy daughter Of James Robinson, Esq, to Mr.
EswARD p. NcKII, AL Of this city.
On Sunday evening Dscsmbsr IL, at st. Bdigers
Church. by Rev. Mr. Mooney Mr. BERNARD DrGAs, IT., to
Giss kRDoE1rA FRAscB PnCI, all Of this city.
On TuesdAy, December Is BY the Rev L. N. Scuddsr
Mr.. MsRvN H. HAIIAN to Aiss Sarah A. CLIFFORD, ali Of
this city.
Norwich, c., papers please copy.
At Christ Church, Mobile December by the Rev. Mr.
Knapp Mr. RoHaKI STARRING Of New York city, to Miss
ASrsxraA Al daughter of Cyrus Sbley, Esq OF Baldwin
county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
TelegraPhio Marine Reports.

Arrived-Bafk Prompt, Malaga.
Fellowship Edward Stanley, Liverpool
CHARLESTON, Beo H.
AIrived-Ship Columbia, New York; schrs Mary b
Louisa and Holnss, do Albert Wass, Boston; brig
Erie ndship, Philadelphia; schr Speed, do
dstress brig Ruih st Mays Ga for Portland Me- leAky
Also arrived-ship Watsree, Bath, Me-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

: csls.a, rhisaslRhis L.us rsstse 80. hsss tss-
Irsasdi Stewart RIO Welh. lDGssd; n Dsviss.
Mr. Frsekse, France Rsskswas Pslaad; Ms Csndea,
Mrs Hughes AID two shildrsn Mr. Martin Engiaad Fria
nsllner. Germany Lucas Farquha kaglsad And
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
mARITImE INTELLIGEnCE.

ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK--THs DAY.
RISES .........,,.7 20 NOON ...........--
SUN SKIS. ...........4 81 H0H WATER. ........ "a
Port or New York, December IA, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

The right Of speech must ain tanned republic
will fAlL-A OF the citizens York favor
Of free discussion w be held Park this
evening ~ IN o'c oek ~he of civil and re
Hous and opposed to sho arrest and en
OF Tree born Americana bic ession OF thex
sen on ali laval su bjeets are invited attend
platform erected in front of the City Hall and
every prspa ration mses daring the afternoon The pub
lie had not the ss hest ntimston that such demon
stration was to made until informed Of it BY tins
poster yet when the hour of meeting arrived about
thousand persons bed in the Park. The
ting called TO or, and Chauncey Shsfer ap-
pointed President assisted by the following Vice Presi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
TIE STREET PREACHER AFFAIR.
The Sunday Emeute In tho Eleventh
Ward,
INDIGNATION MEETING IN FHE PARK.
TERRIBLE 0NsLAUCHT ON TIE mayor.
TO-. TO-. ko

mAss meeting WAS held In the Park ct half pas,
pas seven O'Clock last Ing in aoeordaaos with the fol-
rowing call, which posted throughout the city only
. few. hsurs before the sppoiI cd time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
mvn- AL..

"A pi..sfors. %. sei.wtsr s,,c sesll.at tons, g.
rans resnd essasrs hssn sssd about two .sssj -
p every Respect Fully warranted by celeb 80. M ~
Ths oyner {einx e TEXAS. II eal bs sees ~. Va
omar BARGAINS IN PIANos-r sILvRRr COL
Eains TIVE ssss hAsa se.s pisass only Been fs
nonA ees ~ sss Tor ~ ssoA One splendid r>se.
beautifully finished. boss In six months os SsSo
"a for s.sli rs... With ire. ha.:s and ..osliss
D. H. w. Smiths better aaa cheaper asy
other msodcsrs IN the United States To sut paT-
WATERS as3 brsadway. sole agent fer the United Slate
and Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

HoUsE TO LET. AND IyRNITURE FOR sALE-rwo
Rant 5000. Two yssys lease, which With lho uraiture
nsary nev) viii - cold low Also four story house In
- Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

JACKSONVILLE Nov %, .shra Eljiyah, Small, Bos.
ten; Dec Almirs Joy, Ryder NYork "a brisa Marcel
KEY WE5T-In port Nov g. briggs Atlantic, from Phi
ladeIhia repg, sail in days; Eliza Ann, Chase to go
on the marine railway same day Sid Gath, brig Ellen
M0BILE-Arr Dec s, ship a Pratt, Marshall, NYork.
NEW hR Wild Hsyr H Can't,
ssyss' S.rs % 20
from Bremen bark Cintonia Wright from Rio CID ships
| AMBASSADOR Mcdonald, Liverpool; Clark, Hopper
Rake Liverpool bark. Zrdennss Lambert, NYors Carlo
Mauran job Boston; Jacob Prentss, Kelly, Balti
Towed to sea Ist hip Russei sturgss bari Washing
tor, and Queen Victoria 3D. ships Columbia and Caor-
NoRFoIK-Arr Dec 10 schrs Caroline Hall, Rogers N
YORK Ariadne Harding Holmes Hole; Josephine, Hswes
welldeet for Tangier; Harriet Smith, Norwich
Ian, NYork for Norwich; sahis Hudson, champan Ron
out for do; Corneia iourg NYork for NBedfore Mary
is. and 90 G
NEwpoRr-In por. Dec 10, ! AN, bdgs g. Rsls, from
Harriet Newell, Warren from DArlen for Belfast schrs
fremont, Parrat Calais for Baltinors Delaware and
Also arr, PHI, bark Asa Fish, Hlnckpg from Mobile for
| Providence. In port, all those reported AM.
NEW BEDFoRD-sld Dec 10, sohr Allen Brown, Phila-
PBILApEIPHIA-Ud Dec Is, brig Esther Elizabeth,
| Sbachford, Por tlsnd, Ne.
NYork. Inside Point Judith, bark Asa Fish, Hnckipg
from Mobile. Visiting pilot. Sid schrs Reindeer, Jarvis;
Grace Darling Bartlett, and James Deputy, Wins.
| more, Philadelphia.
PORTLAND--Arr Dec H. ship woodcock (new), Gleason
| Of and from Waldoboro for NYork briggs Emira, Hall,
Cardsnas 18th u Sarah Elizabeth, rhoothaker, Phila
delphA; schrs Julia Newell, Cushing. Baltimore; Geo
RUSSELL Wooster, Philadelphia; jana IngrAhsm Wheeler,
NYork; Ontario Haskell NYork vesta Hail. Belfast for
Philadelphia Below-brig Versailles lot Oamdsn) from
Doboy Islard for Thomaston.
| SAN FRANCISCO-Adv Nov 10, ships Bonita Winsor,
for Boston direct with early despatch Queen Of Clippers,
fer Calao do Corinne sckney for do 18TH susquehan
nah Hungerford for Valparaiso direct Goth; barks go
phroniA for sae, freight charter; Julia Ann, Davis,
for Sydney GOTH brig Zoe for Honolulu 18th; schrs EN-
Packer fer do 10th; Minna (expected from vlparM
so) for Canton, or II sufficient inducement Offers Tor
other ports In China.
ST AUGUsTINE-In port Dec 8, brig Crosby, Hard
ing from NYork for jacksonville On the Goth u mis-
took the lights for those Of st Johns andoswo anchors
| and 120 fathoms chain.
SALEM-Arr Dsc Dec TO- schr Neptune, Calagan, Phila
delphia CD 18th, bark Catharine, Philips Africp.
SrONINGTON-Arr Dec IL, schrs B SAnnard, Conant
NYork for Camden
WILMINGTON, NC-Arr Dec Ia, sehr Eouiss Robinson
| NYork CID 10th, brig belmont Look, Paras, Havana
schrs & Icon, Chase Boston; LAmartinS Tyler, NYoyk
Ieiok, Chase, Cape Hayt; 18th, SdNsy Price Candy
WIxFoRD-aA pss IA sshr Hsasy, Rakss, NYort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

CLOAK AND DkHss TRIMMINGS.
DICH CLOAK BALLOONS, vRLvEr, REAL GINPUKl
LII lac and dress trimmings, Of the richest descpsA
the best in tho city Wholesale and reta d
prices. DALRYkPLE. acSk Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15

GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-fHE PRESENT.
NJ having other business that demands all Of his
time and attention. would dispose Of store doing exoel
lent and increasing trade with large proft situated
the side Of the CITY $1,000 cash requir Address
j. paid, Herald ofhoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-15
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SO.


DIAMOND JEWELRY-DAvID RAFT. INPORrKk
~ 3Sl stairs offers for sale diamond rags
clusters erclet half hoop single stone breastpias el1s
ter oval STAR carved d. earrings bracelets studs b.
&C. All new style Of goods in solid eighteen carat geld
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Rcedstown Gpgine's
500 .e,S CO,,an,c

TILE subscriber olitrsIor sale, at moderate rates,
500 Town Lots,
The above Town is laid out half WY between
Ottawa aud La Sale, AT the While Sulphur
Springs in the township of Utica, la Sail" coun.
". on Illinois River. It's ocaIon isiirhly inyo-
iahIe, having the Illinois aud Michigan Canal md
the Rock Island and Chicago railroad running a.
long one side, and the llInoisrvcr ON The other.
The river isnavirabc 10 TIA larg" portion OF the
yenr, for boats ot the largest cass.
Upon the site are number oivcry large Sulphur
Springs--well known throughout this state, and
We may say with truth, the whole west, MS the
"Greqt White SuphurSprngs These Springs.
though hut recently discovered nrr rapidly gaining
a fame for their mrdcnr1 properties, unsurpassed
by any mineral springs in the country, and already
they are made the place Of resort of haudrcds who
seek the west iorthcir health. and opass the plea.
sau, srasonsn our Prairie Land
/ The suhsotiherinvites all who wishto purchase
lots to en- and see the ground, ms hehcieves that
ithc accommodation hecor give IL.
! An !. A. Y. RpEr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
lynfcr E,nNyrr 70 lcnsc.

THE undersigned oNrr great inducements 20
4 capitalists aud Manufacturing as "ybnyc de-
clledy the bestwaterpowrr ln the .tate having o
yer - feet hcadaud iali, and .iuntcdin Dayton, !
mlIrSabove Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which is kcptiu rrpairhythe state without
any costto the undersigned. They have water 10
ease iuraterm iycarssuliarnt to drive 20 run OF
{. feet burrs md wlIIIcas"on very liberal terms 10
any good, responsible company.
VhisIs rare chancellor ofc7 Di'aI who may
wi-htog oiDtolhc manuacturUgbu.lncss. The To-
cationis very hrallhyund admirably situated as it
is on n nayigabe feeder, within ! miles oiihc con-
trmpIaled Rock Island rail road. and the head Of
sleaInbontnayigati0n. For,urhrriui1rmation nd-
Lrnss DnEtnn .mny3l. lnMN GRrEN n SmNs.
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NEWAND VALUABLE DiSCOTERT.
Great improvement Ia Artificial Teeth
Mr.. .. A. KcMMicOt, no. HG

Lake street, Chicago, having purchased Aliens
,r ".en" inpuIeu ,,ethou ., ae,i.hs nilNetnl
Real and Substantial i.uP no FEliENT,whc
only needs to be examined to be appreciated and
nn9ualiIi-dy approved. The advantages of this
invention are perfect cleanliness, aud pcrec, free.
dom from any metallic or other uRpleasaN, taste
great strength lighiness aud durability. The
teeth ARE secured 10 plate by means OF strong
mineral cement whicl. iomsn perfect unionoi,he
teeth and Plate, and hnsract imitation o. he nat.
urat gums, giving n le.like appearance thu, itis
lmpossi,'. To obtain in amy other way. For refer.
"nces s.e medals and diplomas, awarded TO DR.. X,
a.prcmiums or,he best Dental mechanism, nlso
specimens OF work o, his cficc, No. &c, corner
Lake aud Dearborn streets, near the fremont
House rfn June 4.
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Dry Goods Cheaper than ever

At "! Ldhf II EHlrNcO, TT.
The proprietor of the Ghrap Store, No i,-,,
Lake ST., having removed 10 No. 1907, one dooi
nest, now oilers TO the public the cheapest and
hcststlectcd Stock ofDry and Fancy Go DDS, over
offered in Chicago, 10 which he would invite the
attention OF country Merchants Pedlnls and the
public in general, before purchasing elsewhere In
lisstocli will he found every article II the DIV &
Fancy Goods Departments such as ShriugS,
Sheclings. Linens PRINTS. De LANES, Garages,
Lawns, silks, Shawis Cloths, Cassimcres, vcsrings
Gloves, Hosiery. &C.. also large assortment Of
JewtlTy, Fancy Boxes, iccordcors and all kinds
81 Notl)ascous,anly On hand.
\. Y. Dnn't forge, No iO2, late No 100.
Wholesale Roomsup stairs Retailbriow.
Junci !. B.SIiAY.
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Shawl Store

And very shawl will be sold at bargain. IL
laiu',as, every style worn, besides many siye'
that can't he found elsewhere. il IS I'M
possible IN the narrow limits q! m al,
vcrtisrnsn', 80 give any idea o. our stock AVID
the numerous bargains SIC are now otlernr. SUI
iice 20 say. that We have every new AMI desirable
f;ylc of goods ia i,ir u1rksi, from th- commUnrs'
dr,clroi domestic mlnuilc'urc. 70 lh" finest rtu-
ducts Of ,hc looms, india, England France, ter.
iuauv. and Switzerland. audwr will guarantee
cyeryprcr, style and description of goods 10 be
lower Than they can be h1as hteisewherr, end xii
chcerht.iyyrtun The money nv any Instance wi"r,
any article bought OF NJ Gnu Ne Ind tor less pIc'
anywhere else or where any artist" has been ~
anyway misreprc nv anyo. orr statesmen
We shall he in receipt OF every new and ds,ira
bic style oi goods. Immediately on their appya-
rance in the eastern marker having -csijrr bny.
crsaway> on the look ont for novelties in styles
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INN RENM Stool .cap paper,

1000 R,oG6oNMSlogql.cap paper, =,
rnhIr STYLE. tor county Offices aud business men,
| luoIoO euvoptgo' every style,
2O' Diapers wristbands tie hest article and the
| inosi 'arnhls iukslnnd now in the market.
lOodok"n hotties otink for sale nj very low rates
\ n'whclrsolc otretnil, n, BrRtuy's bookstore
| Jolly -. Fs la Lake street Chiea 90.
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KIER'S PETROLEUM,


hR ROCK OIT.-Curr- rheumatism, Ague,
~ Chronic Sore Eyes, Blindness. PILES, Cho-
ERA Norbus, D.nnhua Dyscuj.Ty, &C oty II,
Ey>ipen-, Salt Rhrum, letter. RngWom,
Euprous and PimpIes on the SKIN, Burns mud
ScaOd', old Sores, Coughs. Coldr, Brouchiu7,
Affection ut the Lung. and " ndpp", Drea~"s
u the Bladder and Kidneys, Wine Swelling,
Coptracuon- OF the Lrub- and JOINTS, Worms,
Group, Vootn-Achc, Neuralgia, Deafness some
nud-}, Cancer, Female Diseases, Gout, Asthma.
SC. &c
This Wonderful RcmcJyj4 PURELY NATU-
kAL--dIscu}rrrd INA
Nr,,IGC Feet Deep
IN 1919, near Piu-h'rLI, Pa clear AMI Of a
beautiful win" rolor--- put up IN scot bottles ut
n n tlow-irrm the uur'rln---us, drN"rnniiy and
internally. generally 3'wcs day-'rt in Asu-
aud Dauhu1. p ,cJ.pooriu. every 3h,ur', and III
Cholera Norhu- every houy.
Tut'Wopur'ur hasuo taste f.: usin"thc cnn'ne
inflated. L'owlrg-'y., brought In the AID ol the
Patent Mixtures an NoSirgm> ot the ,ay-c'n-
stlous rha' This IN, being Natures own work,
md No HUMAN INVENTION, ista,t finding
jtSvay 10 public i1y0g.--'or vii We mak"n long
pnraat ut Cert ,.ra'rs II ne voices 81 III" red
rrr speaking ..u5"r and LOUDER N NJ praise
- 'rl lrh,. Let the on sp'ak tor itself Oct
Circulars with Direction. gratis Of AGENTS. For
sac by Druggists generally in the West, and by
G. t. THOMSON,
T.. \. GFIG1~, Oiawa.
r. VI. LYON,
Aurufs 2T.-Gm Fort Wayne, Proprietor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
s.o0i. Here.

f''lkTN rrmrs, sod ron il-nures. ample pca.
\jr.rs. bench scr.w-, nursery lamps. fq-'r i.g-
gers, srwrug hlri.. hand h.Fs. cow h-Hs h7y
knives. c1'i"e ro1s'"rs hrass kettles dog chains.
doc collars dog mu2z'es bird cages tor sa'e ~ the
October - CRY Il,RrvAFF STORE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-12-31
Gbieaao Embellishments.
Dry Goods at Wholesale.
STRING TRArE.
COOL!3N. WNDNM W. u ~ CO.

eos SOtllH WAFER Sr. TYP.
TT AVEuow IN store and are constantly recsl-
Ilvng, di.ccil.Um the manufacturers, every
vartryut ,,,,
FOREIGN d DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
sriiJd to The Westcntladr. QHr oi the partners
d-yotug h.s -a'lc ilmet n purchasing, We aTt pre-
ilTrd 10 improve every Etr.'y Nata i"e M.iA''
atiurus ana intend go uak- nUt s't CN at ~. Nd's
the most r,,Il.I,,c aLd desirable % our CRY, B."
ping thereby toner, q ,uAivuar,e Of Me l..i'I
pa,rnn~ge which Ia heretofore been extended
as tom Western merchants. AniSr W'p"rn"
III oar domestic goods we've purchased -''aa.t
tore iae.isc. nui n>o.yiun2 tad .U' f1H az ne
fullest rJ4hfrart iiat Hs can J'' r'''N i"
C3j.Irya, .5gaiB as firgrrlis t,rrs'Y he par
rads,i aSit 6arh3gsC lrtrc !oeafsG IA Nrr lofN
or elsewhere.
We wouldr,srrct'Uly irvnc the au5nt',n o.
Western Nrr.nap,s 20 81. Stock, Arior" 90 king
lh.Y purtHaSys i.Ht@L', htJ'a -.