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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10
A True Verdict.

They have some queer jurymen in Iowa
\ few days since, m old topper died rather
suddenly; the coroner, in consequence, held
an inqu ST, listened to the testimony # d
physician, andwas about rendering v,r
diet, water on the BRAIN whan Mr.. Slo
cum Hcpplcpodiz riz to object "Mr. Coro.
ncr. have known the deceased Tor ten NOR
tai years, and know he has never scel Il
sober moment in all that time To say that
such n man can die of water on the brain il
therefore d----d nonsense. II can't hc did
Cause why--he never took any into his sys
tem. The true verdict, Mr.. Coroner should
be gin, rum, or brandy.on the brain hut, as
am willing to spill, the difference, ! cpmpro.
mise, and bring in verdict as follows hi.
cd from the effects Of brandy and water on
the BRAIN" The compromise was agreed
to, and the verdict is u part and parcel of the
recorded doings of Iowa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

QvALIflATIoS or NorERs N ENGLANp-.h
England, whether man shall he mn elcctor
or not, dcpcnds on the house he lives in. If
bis annual rent is go, tlon he is qualified
to vote, il being presumed that the person
living IN Il poorer house than that is not com.
petent to exercise tho right ofsullrage The
consequence is, that in some villages there is
not Il voter. A Yorkshire manufacturer late.
ly stated that of 1000 men in lis employ,
there was not one who possessed u vote, yet,
IL that manufacturer was the proprietor Of
the borough he wosNd either go to pOrlia.
mcni himself, on his own vote. or lac would
,oni the mar he chofc,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10


To the Free aud Benevolent Nation OF the
IN ted States OF America, by the Greeks
OF Macedonia, Thcssaly, Thrace, EpiruS,
luuia and the Creek Islands
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'"g,I o,i To, 49," ~" Isoi whi"h tho whoic
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;oj ~ ~ vI asi,,'I ~ For ,h,, sam,
as,i,,'n"r ,y I' "' ",' "n"n yannow Thr nrcs
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a,,a;ry, o','rosyiar m "a /, i ,ho "rco, s,rT,aie
ho,n.nc, l;oLt onI J,rLncss the GosnI md
,Ln Eor'r ',7''' "'''' '''' N''''' ''N
t,n,ric.,s yo,,r Cnr,,cr COMMISSION C,r
,br Creeks b,y. nn, been forgotten hy them
Nh Ancricon no,no has always hron dear In
thr ~ onl, o,, ;rcnrc onr grs,i,udc for vonr
l.;r,I,css noe, b,e s,nJ for moro thon thirty
ycar, ,v,l,,' ,o tho nrcsrnt momcnt--wc nro.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

ANOTHER EVrrUrmSE. Low Pressure pack
cts on the Mississppi--Cairo to New Or.
lcanS.-Wc learn that the managers of the
Great Central Michigan, and the Central Il.
l'n,is roads have united in nm cndcayor to
establish, and build a Inc of steamers be,
tween New Orleans and Cairo---the mouth Of
the Ohio. Mr. Lester Cotton, an ontc'pris.
ing gentleman, connected w.ih the railroad
lines has been in Our city and vicinity, and
either contracted or is about to contract for
u low pressure boat of the largest Dimensions
in the construction Of which, speed, safety,
and comfort will lc IN main features. This
may be looked upon as another northern
link in the chain of human rrogr ss-'SL.
EOgS H.isL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

/ ancc soon rc-assurcd the most fearful, and
every one longcd 10 commence personal at.
/ tack.
Od Grandma ". was the liIst one TO ven
| turc. She meant to do up the matter very
| doIicatCly,' and in so roundabout way, the
| Indy could not suspect her OF curiosity, So
she began by prai,ng Mrs. C.'s dress. why,
/ it's rsal beauty said shej where did you
/ g,titH
i boughtit,' was the quiet reply.
Here:
'No'
Nhoro thrn2'
IN New York, last spring
-, you did, did you. But thought you
wasn't never gong to wear anything but
| black again. Every one scrutinizcd the
lady's face this time IN search ola blush, but
! 1t confined rs pale as was usual, while she
answered:
4 thought and said so once, but have
finally changed my mad
hou have, ell! But what made you?'
'Oh, had good reasons Here the hear
res and the lockers on winkgd cxprcssiye!y
1T each other
But didn'tyou spoil your beautiful white
/ dress Sunday night, wearing il way up there
on the bmyingTound"
i did not
You didn't du tell But how could you
Ie'd it, There was wonderful heavy
dew
IJ3 yoi r,or II.
Here was damp.r on the old lady. She
a such q long lecture to read on cytraya-
nee, and She "as determined to 10 ii, too,
when unfortunately igr her eloquent strain,
Mrs. t.'S tlc hmd hung up IN Ii : rlrohc
all the tInc, AMI she had worn an old la k
.lk
After while The old Indy tool, fresh start
Nh, dnot Doe baill-d again She would
ma out a.i about That beau, before she went
ho"' jat She would So ia. began b.
y.u- 'Epurompauy went away tbs morIs
'ag didn't tl'yE
Il.J did, was tar answer, wcc bit Of
cmp..-l- resting ou tlr "teN
lie ran'l 'y very long did hc|
N'ju~ long ns wish Lc had was the
,IafHal.. answer ills time And now the
ladies' d'd look al each other 1t was Il. good
10, u Confession.
w h.u i.j h' comcE
= 'Wjay evening.
Wa to1 lI""ng for him"
.ai zen rEr".tug INN Tor fortnight
WHY "a { u, II You had ih u, and you
u.''r T" d .rl either. Had he business in
~, ao
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Ehc sn.alid Wife.
BY TASNN FEEN.

Every wife makes a good stock ofloyc to
/ begin with
Don't she: Yon are upon sick bed; a
/ little feeble thing lies on your arm, that You
might crush with one hand You take tho-,
little velvet fingers in yours, close your ewes,
and turn your head laueuidly to the pillow.
Little brothers aud sistyrs-Cany, and Hen
~, and Fanny, and Frank, and Willie, and
Mary, and Kit,y--half q score--cOme tiptoc-
ing into the room, To- "scc the baby" II is
quite an old story to nurse who sits like
an autoinatou, while thcy give vent to the
enthusiastic admiration Of It's wee toes and
/ fingers, and make profound inquiries, which
nobody thinks best TO hear lOu loOl, on
with laugul smile, and they pass out, ask
ing why they can't stay with dear man
ma, and why they mustn't play 'pus5 in
the corner as usual: You wonder if your
little croupy boy tied his tippct on when IL.
went to school, and whether Betty viii see
that your husbands flannel is aired, and if
Peggy has cleaned the silver and washed Oft
the front door steps, and what your blessed
husband is abont, and that he don't cone
home TO dinner.
There sits oh nurse, keeping up that
dreadful trcadm,ll trotting, "to quiet the ba-
by till YOU could ily through the hyy-hoic
IN dcsparatin The oior OI dinner begins
to creep mp stairs. You wonder il your
husbands pudding viii be made right, and
if Betty willr.mgmbor TO pat wine in the
sauce, a. he like, il; and lh Ia the pcrsp ra-
t.oa starts on your forehead as you hear q
humping on the stairs and q Chi.d'- SUI
pressed scream; and nurse sua,cAcs the baby
up IN flannel to the tip of it, nose, dumps 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

The ladies of Nlaysyile Kentucky, recent.
ly presented pair OF pantaloonS TO Miss Lu.
cy Stone, in due form Miss Lucy accepted
the pants, but says She would have done 40
With u much better will If they had a man in
'nm. We shouldn't wonder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

CLEANING WALL PArER, Wall Paper il
TIE order of the day, now, aud all persons
who iind their paper would make a saving
by cleaning it instead Of putting on new
TIA, best process of doing this is TO take
about two quarts of wheat bran, tic it up in
n bundle in coarse flannel and rub /, over
the paper. 1t viii cl,nsc the whole paper Of
I'll descriptions Of dirt and spots better than
my other means that can be usud. Son
uac bread lu, lry bran is better
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

ScgvE ~ Dumkcn Attorney If
the court p'c,," | think that this witness Is,
hy his own showing, interested in the event
OF this case, object, on that ground, 10
his further stimouy. lta man may swear
himself into the poss, ssion Of two hundred
dollars in this court, why all have to say
is, that this is "a h--ll roaring pretty court OF
justice.
Tipsy ,Iudgc-Mr. Brown, your objection
seems to be wc,l taken; the witness may
retire from the stand. This court permits
no prolanc language in its presence; your
language, Mr. Brown, seemed to he id pro
fine; you arc fined five dollars for contempt
of court.
Drunken Attorney Clightly sobcrcd by
the iiucl-Mhy, your honor has just made
use orprohne language yourself.
lipsy Judge getting more tpSy 10y his
efforts to collect his idcas)-Did the court
use proinc augugcy Wcll then, the court
lin itself Here's money, Mr. Clerk. This
court intends to preserve IL dignity, without
regard to expense.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

WANTING CHANGE Rest is very fine mcdi-
cine. 1T beats sarsapa,ila. Let your storn.
achs rest, ye dyspcptics Let your brains
rest, yc wcaricd men Of business. Rest
your limbs, children of toll lou can'ty
Cut oil ali supe,fluitics of appetite and fash.
ion, and see il YOU can't
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

4 steamer recently arrived at Constantine.
pie from England, frcightcd with II variety
orariclcS, intended chiefly for the British
troops. Among them were wrea hVHdred
.c,1sp 'aSS. Rather significant
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

Horace Grerlcy is spoken Of ns the Maine
liquor law candidate for Govcncr o' New
Work.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

On Transient iverti-emcn's OF one square or
les, IS GEMS for each insertion after the isst
Business Cards not exceeding five lines, In
serted in the Directory one year for 80 90
Over lines and not exceeding 10 lines, 90
JOB WORK.
All kinds Of job Work Fancy aui plain done
In the ne atnst etNle and wilh hisnatch
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECT RY.

H. +. TlTLOR, D. u. s., D0tm',
CRAEU ATE Of thI Brlnmrrc COLLEGE of dcu-
" tal surgery r-spcc, ,il,yrcnirrs his profession
"a services to the citizens OF Ottawa aud virlIiy
Office over Cnvarly', drug store, two doors North
pi the Mansion house. Nav ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-10

To the Free aud Benevolent Nation of the
tinted States Of America, by the Greeks
OF Macedonia, Tho,sally, Tiracc, Epirus,
luuia and the Creek Islands.
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~ All wishing nnyrhE.u this line wiI' lo wc'l tu
. gyrlhem call. November 2G
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-30

nR, CHEEvER. has the the largest and best as
~ sortment Of TRL SSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
Frs, SHOULDER, BRACES, LACED ST0 CKINGS for
Varcose Veins, KNEE CAPS, &c, that be found at
any establishment Wholesale dealer and man ufacturer
Of all the most approved styles Trusses including the i'm
proved Ratchet Wheel Spiral Spring, Ball and Socket Pad
&c, at the lowest cash prices Also made to order all
Kinds Of apparatus for the correction of every variety OF
distortion malformaton physical deiomity of the hui
man frame. Agency for DR.. Reinhardt,s Patent Glass
Pad Truss, and for Palmers Patent Artificial Leg Store
and office No fremont Temple.
Agency for DR. s. s. Fitchs Celebrated Medicines and
Mechanical Remedies for the cure Of Consump ton,
Asthma, Disease of the Heart Female Diseases &c. &c
DR.. Fitch's Guide Book to nvaids may had gratis
DIR. j. Cheeyer's Store and Office, No. i fremont Tenn.
pie. Boston. niche d3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-30
IMMENSE TRANSACTIONS IN

NM ENSE IAANSACTlONS IN
REAL ES STATE,
AT
z. Z. ABBOTT's
REAL ESTATE EMPORIUM
Property in the exchanged for Farms and Woodots in
the Country, and Real Estate bartered for City Lots and
Houses.
City Property for Sale.
4 tenement house on Irving ST., new.
2 tenement houses Chandler st.
~ tenement houses on Mason St
tenement house. cor. Pleasant and Newton sts.
~ tenement houses on Newton st.
z tenement cottage on Lafayette st.
] tenement house near Lincoln st.
qx5O House Lots IN all pa Pts of the City.
25 on Union Hill, Medical College; 20 on Vernon
streets 20 Elm street, 80 Pleasant street; 80 Oak
Hill.
Property ON Comm issfom i'm the CITY.
Building Main st., worth $l0,000 House Elm st.,
new, yfthin Eve minutes walk Of the Post Ohce-prce
$780, fourth cash down. the remaneer in yearly pay
ments, or 10 suit purchasers.
- Property for Sale, out Of the City.
splendid House, With Barn and Blacksmith Shop, an
about 1Qaeres Of land situated in the of Boton;
Farm containing 100 of choice land and good build
ings conveniently located, 10 miles from this city; on
city; houses and outbuildings in Furnishing village
~ miles from this city, House in Roxbury, built years
since rents for $40 per month; elegant house. witt
barn and Of land, commanding delightful view
Boston, situated in West Eewon several valuable wate
privileges varying from is miles from the city; 20l
wood and timber from to II miles from the city
be cold in small lots, or by rne largest amounts.
Purchasers can be suited in price and location Of pro
perry, in the country or city. feb6 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-30
a e FAKMs FOR SAFE or a

ia ~ FARMS FOR SALE OR Sa1
es!E EXCHAN6E-BY GUsTAvUs ELLIOT, Of tSY>&
- Lice 251 Main Street, House, No. l. corner $1,000
Of Chandler and Queen Streets
3 in Worcester, from $500 to $4,000.
4 in Sutton, from $4,000 to $4,000
2 in Charlton, from $500 to $4,000
2 in Mflbury, from $500 to S3000
in Paxton, with from 1000 to 1900 cords Of wood by
estTnaton-pfice, S2500.
Also, lots the Worcester Academy and the new
Machine Shop-price, from five to ten cts. per foot
Also, several lots the Wheeler Farm. Part of the
above be exchanged for houses in this city j25 dtAp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-30
DATENT AGE CY, AND
MODEL, MANUFACTORY.

No 207 MAIN ST., Cup stairs,) WORCESTER
The subscriber continues to make Models Of all kinds
working ii required, and warranted to answer the
requsiion of the Patent 0ice and to furnish Drawings
Specifications, etc., and to procure Patents Being con-
necte with Of the best Agents in Washington, (see
reference below he enabled to obtain Patents with tho
least possible delay and expense
J. G. ARNOLD,
No. 207 Main street, Worcester
The subscriber continues the business OF furnishing
Drawings Specifications, and procuring Patents lie at
tends all business usuy required be transacted with
the Patent odice. lie has many years carried on the
business OF building and using all kinks OF machinery USED
in all the factories Of New England living invented
of the important improvements which are adopted ny
all the principal manufacturers and having been nvovei
in heavy lawsuit, had occasion 10 suiy ths patent laws
with unusual intrst under the late IL ~ Daniel WEBSTER
Being the only Solicitor of Patents who is thorough rc-
teal mechanic, his experience, as well as ms seeming
knowledge, ard his intimate acquaintance with mechamc
operations enable him to understand new Inventions 70
distinguish them from those already paene and TO spe-
city them with facility and accuracy which cannot DC e&-
peced of lawyers who have formerly done this business.
Many good inventions have been lost to the inventors py
not having them understood and properly spcced SO as
= f''i'' AzA ARNOLD, Patent Agent.
Washington, LIST month, 1858.
References-IIon. G. T. james, Y. ?. oenatei ION
Thomas J. Rusk u S. Senate; His Excelency, Z. Allen,
Governor of r. l.; Edward W. Lawton Collector OF Gus
toms; H. b. Anthony Ex-Governor of r. l.; r. W. Greene,
Chief Justice; Thomas f. Carpenter Counsellor at Law
Samuel Anes Counsellor at Law.
The following note appended by the late HON. Sec
rotary of State Of the United States:
I have known MI. Arnold for some years, and am well
ACQUAINTED with the gentlemen whose above
written; accord with their opinions, and know them 10
be some of the most respectable men in the State
DANiL WEBSTER.
For further information inquire III by letter. post pad)
OF J. G. ARNOLD,
No. 207 Main ST., Worcester.
rr All communications strictly confidential.
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- FARM FOR SALE, AT A BAR

Ia FARM FOR SALE, AT A BAR
Ea,N GAINIf applied for soon, the owner is doing
business in a neghboring city.
Farm Of so acres, with Buildings thereon, situated
Sutton Centre. Said Farm is divided into Moving, Til
hge, and Pasturing, with Wood sufficient for one fire.
within five minutes walk Of two churches, viz Congrega
Eonal and Methodist Meeting House of the latter
shout to be eected within ten minutes ride Of thu
Worcester Providence, and Boston Depots Sutton is
ono Of the greatest Agricultural and Manufacturing Towns
in New England The manufacture of Boots and Shoes
s carried on extensively in that village aud it is of
the most healthy and wealthy towns in the State Most Of
the purchase money Of said Farm can remain on mort
gage, if desired.
Apply to G. ELLIOTT,
mchs d4w 251 Main 81.
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a KRIVAL OF DR.. c. ". EEOEACn
IA AT BOSTON.

Ine Celebrated Dr. u, w. no.
back, from Sweden, Professor of
Astrology, Astronomy, Phrenol-
ogy, and Geomancy, having just
arrived from New York, where
he has met with the most extra
ordinary success for the last two
years, now offers his services to
the citizens of Boston and its vi
cinity. c. W. Roback being the
seventh son of the seventh son,
and having made Astrology his
exclusive study since the early
age Of Is years, enjoys the adj
vantage derived from travelling
and reflection, that is possessed
by none in this country or Eu-
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TNOR SALE. go BUILDING LOTS Los
Gated in pleasant and thriving part Of the city,
within Eve or six minutes walk Of the City Hail. viii be
sold cheap; payment easy, and money advanced 10
bi5d The whole may remain Mortgage as long the
purchaser may wish Inquire at the Of Myrtle and
sonthhrdre streets A. J. EATON.
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"a FOR SALE OR EXCHAN E.
GO Two Story House, on Queen St.
.k1A2 I" South Irving st.
3 Cottage Houses, on Newbury st.
Cottage House, on Chandler St.
so Houseots, west side Of Goat Hin
2 near the Worcester Academy.
q on Chandler st.
go acres Of Woodland, in Sutton.
so acre Farm with House and 0uthudings, in Sutton.
Apply to G. ELLIOT, Isl Main St.
deco diff
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66 VNNO BE OR NOT TO BE--.THAT is
THE QUESTI0N."-Whether It's nobler to bear
the toTments of the
Tape Worm or take up arms against it, by
Using Castor Oil, Nermifuges, and--diel
For in that sleep of death, who can bear
The torments Of Worms, which carry to
That bourne from which traveller returnsl
Soft you nown-the only never-faling remedy
Is H0BENSACK'S WORM SYRUP and LIVER PILLS.
J. N. HoBENsAcK, Proprietor Philadelphia.
For sale by p. r. SLAYER & CO., Wholesale Agents,
fremont Temple, Boston.
deoy3tawSg3m rncbS
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CtUNaA C.-loo bags Sicily sumac; in sseEas and for
- ssls By mehlb dh g.. 4. >, hoW1'
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GPER RINGS OR GU.
- RATINE INSTRUM for pr6&ttc weakness
The third improvement made these articles has brought
them to complete perfection and used in Of
the Hospitals and in hundreds of with triumphant
success.
They may be procured of DIR j. CHERyER, No l Ire
Temple, Boston, whom all orders should be sd-
dressed.
A letter enclosing dollars will procure one, by
mail to any part OF the Union. inch d&w3m