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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

The Distribution viii soon TAX place.
Among itc",iraordiuury Ll~1 OF GltyS
,hrIug 0ac Tar srtry h.hri sss"sG ar-
Fr2l UIftg Ll'gat t0Uiiry AsGi va
Observation-Disclosures. =. 50 GHO
4 Nggpifysn CITE hesdsDre, v0.n'dni 1900
4 Cn.' Loan pr 100 g,1ts without
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/ Bgruup Lut-. f'rCgut Piano iDfics,
Mrioic0n- Gold Waicne-, Brace rt-,
RWr- Books ui Travels m the Oh mud
New Wuilt by Prof Hart Real rs
/ tate, Sc &c &C.. N all uunt'uHF
800 600 Cine ,aiJrd Ht...............s30O Geo
Eyry single remittance a. : -f,uTt- cue
4 years absorption to the NIHiRyig PtligTiri
mt ihr praiu,ty Of . Giu Ticket, which ,nl'i,rs
| III" hsdcr To- one share M tie 3uOiGu Giii-.
| Thus very person Investing ~ this s'ug-uiuus
Enterprise receives The tUll worth oi he or htT
| money, IN subscription to a tr-t clas, IuGruaI q,
! The greatest aud most Interesting Pretoria at he
/ ngc1 besides n Gin iurrHch subscription wa!uh
| may prove an immense fortune 10 th" receiver
For complete bet at Gus, and iuil and rNp.i-
| cit particulars luftgard IN the great Enterprise
| distribution. Sc, zee copy ui THG WHOLE
| WoLu, which VIII br promptly sent, free of
| ehnrgc, where desired 10y irtlrr, post paid
liz WHOLE NOglD may also br 'rrn nj the
offices OF al pap,rs cOnil ming this advertise
| meni, where information may lie obtained in re-
| gardt the paper aud Enterprise.
agents, I0sim1stcrs aud Laditsdcsirous Of
| lucrative and at the same time geutrCl employ
mcnt, should not fail to see copy ui TnE
NnoLs WORLD, which, contains by 'ar The most
! liberal inducements rvcruh.Trd 10 agents IN the
way ut immense cash premiums, gill b, cpmmls-
sou., &c, whereby any poison. with ordinary
! activity can easily make $ 600 and upwards
per year; to which tact tn. agents we alirady
have can certify. Srcur the Pictorial, and be-
come wise rlrh, and happy.
Correspondents mast write their address
Name, fost,Rcr, C0HHty, amt Suite, PLAIN
and UiNIIAf'I'. or IL Mil be their gMu tamil n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

i0D0 REAMStooi.cnp paper,
iOSO 1900 lraus ictlrr " ofthc mosideai-
rah'e STYLES f1r county Offers and business men,
100 900 envelope o. every -jyir,
!oS Diapers inksiand- the best article and the
most .al~ablc ink srhuo now in the market
iUUdo Zeu bottles oink for -alc at very iu@ rates,
aiw anesair OrretaII, at BURLys Bookstore,
JUN 20. l22 bakcstgcrt. Chica 20.
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BIEDNEiSS CNRED J
II..- NJ d,

Emersonis American Hair Res orativ.
FOR Restoring the Hniron Heads no rgLEssLY
BALD, andto prevent the Hair from falling, is
winning golden opinions Oipersons who arsusing
t. This is new article, recent, introduced, IL
u sure ,hingior Badness and will stand the trs,
oia discerning public The p.oprietors have such
confidence III It that they authorize their
Agents tolake Bald eases Oh GUARANTEE.
Price 8! in large bottles, II"
G. l.. TnoMrspa, Agent.
c. T., FlSHER& CO., Proprietor,
OF, 81 Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio
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yyEu,sUN vpAvuit POyyT,-

" Orer NiIIV RUn u Mono
5 offered for sale, with 2s3 acres o land, si,ua
| ted 3 miles north OF Ottawa on Fox river, and
whereit is expected the railroad will cross the ri.
yer The powercan be easily and permanently
in royed aud the location Is very favorable for
bu. ling up manufacturing town, and Tor the
ere, ion e machinery. Address
Al nsl27. ] @ NArrINGER. Ottnmn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
FENCING

1r0 nm Usage orange plants Tor sale, at
0oSlooo 50 so per m, delivered at Ottawa
or So 90 pei m. delivered at the purchaser,
farms. Ordersshould be sent early as the supply
is limited
I~lalso build hedges on favorable terms
furnishing the plants, and taking full care OF the
fence until II will protect crops from all kinds OF
stock. Engagt mentt must be madesonn
| October :. 6m. q L. SunrwErL, Ofdnd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

W. have 1900 acres Of land in Iowa, of the
w most choice description, which we will SELL
Tor cash, or on time, or exchange for productive
property IN La Sale county
These lands were sclecicdnnder our personal SUI
pervislon, andare such as wcca recommend Tor
stock or gram raising, being well waicred, and OF
4 rich productive soil Some OF the tracts are i'm.
Iuedat,ly adjoining improved farms, and all are
conveniently located, with reference To timber
water, settlements, mls, &c.
VI. Il. iIoLLisrER.
l. Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
$40 GOO

- = ~ - W ~
The Peoples GiEi En,crpriZe As.
~GclaiiprS.
"ONE OF IlFL'S HAPPY HOUBS,n
L 6edu,yiL Eagrasiay ard a staye IL tie
GgUs Tar
oNi: DOLLAR.
YHliE subscriber Wou.d inform Ibe public th1t
! he has csi 1h.i-hru Hgouc.cs tLfuughu Inc
country. inr the disposal oi the brnutliui cngfu
Wing known as OHr OF lilies ihppy Hours" II
Is hrautliully executed ON steel. and l. worthy a
prominent pace either m plr,or or Jfnwius-
room. 'iheurig.nl. ulinuns by Ms. Lilly VI
Spencer :, tLicsent ~ the possession OF Nj
Charles S,et-ou. The engraving L. twenty one
los twenty seven inches presenting ~ Org aud
lovely woman, blooming vat" hcalln upon h, 2
kuce .andl fine" looking iliu" fellow, engaged
IN pluck'ng fipwrr- ifuu Il vase upon a tab,r uraI
nj hand. nul ru'WInng thym ~ Gls muihrf- hair
which, owing 10 ms Expectations, Is h1nruu
some Nhlt loosely about hri beauiiuI
neck while The counirnauce OF cnrh indirl IL
tnat the nrii-,dii not hIi 10 represent one o
Litr's Happy hours"
ry issuing 10 800 copir4, the subscribers ena-
blrd 20 iuful-h tiiruat the above price, and o.
,onpieIlng he sale O present to the members a
/ the 4srcI.. lion the following
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
EXCELsiOR FANNY sTARCu.

WARRANTED.
NHEAPER and superior 10 nnv other starch.
Aior family purposes, being entirely tree from
al socks. This article may be- usedwlh the Ut .
most confidence, IN preparing the finest muSLigs
and linens. The ingredients with whici tins
starch is made, render, wholly unnecessary the
use of starch polish, or spernaceti, a. 1t prodn.
ccs fine polish wthou, cumming up or inlurng
the fabric, whchis inevitably the case from the
constant use Of oily matter.
Directions fer usG,--Take two.thrds of the
quantity generally used OF other kinds dissolve in
cold water, then pour in boilipg water stirring
quickly-hoil a lew minutes. Forsn le by
August 26. :. w. CngEyER,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
low Is THE TINE FOR FRUIT tRRE-

NOW Is THE TINE FOR FRUIT FREES
Bnrry's great work on The !rjitsardsn intended
to explain aud illustrate the physiology Of ffuit
tfers Iheoyaud practice OF all operations con
nectrd with propagation, pruning transplautins
and training ufurcharA- and garden trec---llying
uulot orchards ant gardeus-jestruction Of in
,rcis--prr-rryiHg trn.ts-srlrCiion Of varieties
Price, sl.25. Copiesiorthe country mailrdlree Of
postage, BY A n 4 {. hurley,
IIiv l22 LAX. - Cbiraun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
S,r1yPsi or stolen,


ANY person that has lost horse
TN - orhor-ss, colts or cn'll- within
u a---> the last OF years, and wishes TO
t'a.gl ~ find them II he VIII write me
Ct sSf post paid, at Ottawa, ~, giving
...e=-srtgaS, his r--itcnre, the age, color, and
marks Of auimnl~ think | can
give him information where Ihey may be, ound ~
| have hunted -suays ever since November
1851 during which time | have found good ma
Nv -trayrd horses, colts and clulr now taken up,
lhsi ! do not Know of any owu.r FOR aud nnn-
her OF them that nave been worked for 2 and 3
years, am told were never advertised
also Request al persoitsin the state knowing oi
any .slrays that their n,ig bOTs may have, Ia be-
20 kind "a 10 write me, giving me- the man name
and rel! rHc-, description al horse, Ne
shall continue the business. ! have taken
down and will continue 10 take down all cstrays
that may fluid. Editors hronghou, the state
will confer q favor upon III. public AZ large by IN
sertlng thisnoIice. SAMUEL BLAcx..
Reference. Judge Dick-y, IFa.ker& Hck-
Ing, Ott-wa. La Sale Co, Illinois Aiirhae
Kennedy, Arlington Bureau Co. F. y. Sulrs
Dixon. April 22-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
CAUTION TO LADIES.

We have sald they produced instant relief from
Uterine Pains, by applying one end OF the Chain
TO the spine Just above the hips, and The other over
the Abdomen, hu, we are obliged to give this
word OF CAUTION to the ladies' who are "ca-
ctcnit, that tits not safe to continue the use for
result. Tbe nrire II these Chains are 50 and as.
and can be sent by MALT any partoi the St,te.
tcrJOSEPIl SlECRT, General Agent, sos.
Broudway,N. Y
Il. Y, GRIGGS, agent, north side Of the court
house square. June IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
CFVy FOUNDRY.

rINIlk city foundry IL now IN operation, and rca-
/ dy To receive orders Tor any kind olctstinrs
a. short notice. An experienced pntern maker Is
nt work Tor us vino VIII make ANY patterns wan
ted. at shOIt notice, ana AZ reasonable ratcs All
klLis q, miuhue work done at shoyt notice, at
reasonable rates.
Cly foundry aud machine shop, on The hydrau.
lie pas,h, % 3,O,sr a. IL, Ii, lN y Go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

THE three very desirable and slightly lots, op.
i pusitc the residence OF Judge Cation
Also, lots |, ,, aud 3, in block -, state'saddi-
ton Tor sale on very favorable TERMS
Also, the farm, late the properly of John
Byrnes, licensed situated Mules cas-, of South
Ottawa, containing 100 acres; 100 under fence
ana in cultivation asmall orchard, aud new
aud wei built dwelling house, Ne. The place is
one OF the mos, desirable for nny one seeking a
permanent home near town, II can be mace all
that one car wish Terms easy, also.
$50 Acres of CHI ice sell ctod Prairie Land
Situated IN the town OF Bruce, on which is % ca.
ted lPauponcy mound.
Also, l6Oacres in the same town, n few miles
from New Michigan. ul5 j. &. NATrtnGEg.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
.FrVA IYsuRAHcC CoNrANY,
HAFrFoEp, SEPT sih, 1851 J

HAFrfoRp Sept sth, 1851
c. s. Irss,RD, Agent, Chicago,
The condition OF this OF
fec, Notwithstanding the considerable losses II the
ul-t iwomonth., ia sound The capital Is whole
with respectable surplus The Company do not
owe Dollar to any Bank OF Other Institution.
There /. not n note " acceptance OF the Company
outstanding IN the hands OF any iudydun OF lnslI-
uion wthultf!a h1Iance on cash - our credit IN
Bank, and every lo-, now Outstanding wil be
promptly paid NJ maturity or before Our ir,s,L-
mrnt- N E0nds, stocks and Mortgage exceed
Four Hundred Thousand Dollars beside, large hl-
.Jnc"s due and in course Of transmission from
Agents.
| believe the Hartford insurnnce company fiiau-
rb"rl, and the Nor'hwc-l'r ms Co. O4wcgo,
In proportion 10 thcir c-pinl. ARE ,qua.ly good u
iti respects Their annual statements can be -een
nj my otcr. SIC GLo. : tisuYL,d.'t
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
she Great Music Book
OF me year, WILDE publ.shcdou he E,Sioff,
" gust

THE sii law VI
WillcmbrHce some Vi 'hc'br-l music Of The rsa l.
mister, the duiriurr. 90" sduu.a buds, aut
Nrs>I.. Woodbury., lia-uup-. Nasourud BmG-
bury are enctgrdlDt compiling iofli CEOrr mu-
sir from the hriuasitfs, and also prspa0ngcom-
positions OF their own, entirely new and oi the
best character.
The Ie. noGlhe publisher BE- to present q col
lection Of church music to the public, which vii,
-urps-s amy work 81 she Nd cytryrt publ. h,du
America. IN The nImb-rard variety Of Its tunes
anthems, ret pieces, and churu-"s. Sc
# WliIcon'alu also 4 coml|ri" 'rlfur!oarranged
for ,hr work which vii Dee found oigl-at valu, in
the copcerttoom oEinging '~-r- Specimen CO.
pir- may br had Of a II e.. BURLY,
July 30 Puhiish rTsagrnis. [ lineage.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
PAINTING AND GLAZING.

The subscribers continue, ashere,olore, to at,
tend promptly to oil ordes in the painting and GA
zing line, to which they propose to devote their
full attention as heretofore.
July % ). C.. EARL & Son,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16

s---<sfcva, " hiir Fish. salt, and Trout {!
-'-s-A--| JUST received a superior lot Of
whit" ashland trout, aBdiofsale by tie barrel /
barrel, and at retail.
Also, salrby the barrel and sack.
Augu.t 20. X Io,y.ys.py
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
Paint Establishment,

tNys, idtNttiS brushes, ItHctt5, dc.
PAINTS.
Dry COi0rs,-Snnw white zine, purple brown
China white, red lead, and Venetian red, *.
ira NermIlion, rO-e pink, Litharge, yellow o"hrt,
chrome yellow, Paris green, llIbrruia green,
Prussinn blue, drop black, French uIra-uIaine
blue, Ndndyke brown, purple brown, Italian 81
cnna, burnt and pOwdsTcd same raw and pow
derec Turkey lumber, burnt and powdered same
raw aud powdered; lamp.black, imperial black
Frankfort black, &c.
COlDrs in oil Chrome green. assorted in
, cans; extra permn nent Paris green. navy green
Prussian blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, as
sorted cans; raw sienna, assorted cans. burnt
. aud raw lumber, also assorted cans black plint
in clus, patent French zinc dryer, &c.
Furnishes BEST elastic body varni.h, super
tine polishing Copil, super Copnl cabinet yarnlsh,
the furniture ynrnlsh, bes, Japan gold size best
Dcmar varnish, tnrporcelain ii ish, strong drying
OIL, refined Iinseed oil, boiled, boiled linsred OIL
/ Iinsrcd oil
Grdiaiag ColOrs-All granting colorsprepar.d
| in Tin boxes.
PencilS and Brushes-All kinds used by
| painters and artists, common pnint brushes,
camelS hair brushes. &c
| Paper HdHging Plain and satin paper hor-
! ders, fire board prints, oil aud transparent win.
| dow shades trimmings, &c.
! Glass All SIZES from Shy 10, t"32by A.
| Doors glazed aud nglaled sash, blinds, &c
Sand paper, emery paper, and emery cloth tor
| mnchiulsts, ground punce stone, stencil plates,
ndhrushes iot marking, &c
| Eueka !-ilenry Mlller's Eureka fine cut chew
| Jag tobacco, atwhOlesule aud 'etail
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
The hole World !
$500 900 worth ofCifss,
itg ft- suhscr'-r- o." M"
MhTIlTOTH PICTORIAL
The Di-iIibntion wiz soon tnkc r,ncc.

) soon A. 800 OOH suisse pfun- ore Obtained md
hrrugalt"rdy an aci"ai cTcuiatsh ~ AtOHf
3gutOu, % .s now certain
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-16
Wanted,

Sn TONS of rags, at the New Hardware
~ Store, for which the highest price will be
paid. LSrnttmhef 81 S. L kING 4 Co
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27

DANIEL WELLS, CIRcuLAR.-With pleas
ure we observe, that the right minded
democrats Of this district, regard the anti
Nebraska circular of Mr.. Wells--as e,n;
nently right, and wise in INSPIRING con.
fidence, on the eve of an important con.
ffict. The Waukesha Plaindealer tbp.
alludes to its influences in that part of the
State:
MIR. Wells, for Congress, has a majority
OF over 100, although the Republicans had
counted on majority of 500 or more for
Judge Spooner. On the eve of the cleo
ton, Mr.. Wells had the sagacity and Good
sense to put forth a circular, repudiatino
the measures Of the National Administra,
tlon, and declaring that he occupied the
same position as Mr.. Eastman, Of the sec
and Dlstrlct-an avowal entirely satisfac-
tory to the democrats of our county. and
they gave him a cordial and unanimous
support. There is no man elected in on,
county; who entertains either friendship OF
respect for the Pierce Administrations
Nil. Wisconsin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27

HE MORMON PoLYGAMY. The Richmond
Enquirer, probably the most influential Demo-
cratic paper OF the Southern States. arrays it.
self strongly against the admission of Utah.
with her Infamous practice of polygamy. The
Enquirer says:
Utah cannot come into this conrederacy with
poiygamy as legal institution. Squatter soye-
relgnty may affirm the right of the people of a
Territory to "determine their own institu-
tions;" but there is sovereignty above Tie
sovereignty of squatters. The sovereignty of
reason, Of religion, of civilization, the sove-
reignty of the collective will of the AmerIc an
people, forbids fraternal association between
people who profess the pure morality of the
religion of Jesus, and people who live under
the dominion of lust, and practice the licen-
tious excuses of Oriental barbarism Utah
cannot approach the bridal altar of this Union
covered with the scars ana polluted by the poi
son of foul disease She must purge herself of
with the bloom OF virgin innocence and
strength.
There can be no fellowship between Nor
mon and Christian. They cannot exist under
the same social system--they cam t be part
ners in political power. Freedom of con-
science is one thing, exemption from restraints
Of decency another. The Constitution guar
antees religious liberty, but gives no license to
the excuses of concupiscence.
Mornonism is the theory, and involves not
only social graduation and inequality, hut an
anti-republican alliance between Church and
State No country can be free in which po-
! lygamy prevails. Utah can demand its admis-
sion into the Union by no claim of reason or
right The people will repel its brace with
universal and unconqnerable aversion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
Setting things Right.

The Crawford County Courier thus ex
mains peoples minds north Of the Wiscon.
sin river:
Lest the result of the election here should
he misunderstood abroad, we will state a
hct or two we'll understood here. Fisher
he Democratic candidate for the Assem-
BIZ who was elected over Thomas, the Re-
publican nominee, is an incorporating en-
eny to the Nebraska swindle, and a firm
believer in the total depravity of President
Pierce and his 'satinet Cabinet" VIM.
J. Gibson, the Democratic candidate for
Senator, was also believed to be right upon
the Slavery extension issue, and with all
they were both popular men, and the hea-
vvmaioity Of Democrats in this part Of the
world who oppose the naturalization of
slavery, finding their own candidates right
upon the subject, did not choose to aban-
don them and support the republican can
jdates, as they did in the case of the can
|idates for Congress. The vote between
|Washbum and Hoyt shows precisely in
what estimation Pierce and Douglas are
| held north Of the Wisconsin. The election
| Of such democrats as Fisher and Gibson is
not, in party sense much of a Democratic
victory. These gentlemen are already
read ont Of the party by its accredited or
CANS, and they viii be compelled to act
| with the Republicans, or cease to advocate
the principles upon which the Republican
/ movement is based.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
The Glover Esescue Case

VERDICT OF GUILTY.--The trial Of John
Ryecraft, indicted for alleged participation
in the rescue of the fugitive slave Glover
from the custody Of the Marshal, in this ci-
ty, in April last, which occupied the Uni
ted States District Court, Judge Miller pre-
siding, on Friday and Saturday, has termi-
mated in the conviction Of the prisoner.-
The case was given to the jury, under a
strong charge from the Judge, at 8 o'clock
Saturday evening, and Yesterday noon, af
ter being out sixteen hours, the jury bro't
in a verdict of guilty. Mr.. Lakin, of coun-
sci for the prisoner, Immediately filed a
motion for new trial which will doubt
less be summarily disposed of to-day.
The verdict, we think, will take our
whole community by surprise. How far it
can be rcconciled with the testimony addu-
ced on the trial, we shall give our readers
an opportunity of Judging in a day or two.
I'LL then we suspend our remarks
The penalty which the Fugitive Slave
Act imposes for aiding in the rescue of a
fugitive Slave, is "a fine not exceeding ST.
600 and imprisonment not exceeding six
months" The party convicted, moreover,
Is liable, in an action for debt, in the sum
Of 5 900 'Jor each fugitive so lostm-
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27

LhE ASTOUNDING CALIFORNIA FRAUD.
This is a fraud, which, except that OF
SCHUYLER has hardly parallel in fnau-
cnI raScality. The particulars of it have
allied the papers for some days. Henry
Ncigs and John G. Mcigs, his brother, (the
latter being comptroller of San Francisco,
ioyei Comptroller's certificates to an inn
nense amount-one million at least
which they deposited as securities for mon
ey that they borrowed. Having made
This magnificent 'raise," they bought a
last sailing ship, fitted it up in splendid
3yIe took their families aboard, and set
@I on the Pacific, having escaped suspi-
-oa Till days after they left the harbor.-
They arc supposed to have carried away
With them 100000.
Their vessel cleared for ''ports in the
Pacific, so it will he hard work to find
them.
Victor Seaman, we'll known in Delavan,
m this State, and formerely printer in the
Wisconsin, Democrat Office, is said to be
~ accompiice, and to have escaped witt
NAgS on board the vessel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27

DAYS WITHOUT N1GHTs. is moth
ting that strikes stranger more forcibly
! if he visits Sweden at the season of the year
when the days are longest, than the absence
of the night. He arrived at Stockholm
from Gottenhurg, 400 miles distant, in the
morning, and in the afternoon went to see
some friends-had not taken note of time
and returned about midnight: 1t was as
light as it is here half an hour bcfore sun
down. You could see distinctly. But ali
was quiet in the street; it seemed as if the
inhabitants were gone away, or were dead,
No signs of life-stores closed.
The sun goes down at Stockholm little
before 10 o'clock. There is great illumi-
nation all night as the sun passes round
the earth toward the north pole, the rcfrac-
Il ton of its rays is such that you can read
at midnight. lie read letter IN the forest
near Stockholm at midnight, without arti-
fetal light. There is a mountain at the
Bothni, where, on the 21st of June, the sun
does not 90 down at all. Travellers go
there to see it. A steamboat goes up from
Stockholm for the puapose ofcarrying those
who ale curious TO witness the phenomenon
1t occurs only one night. The sun goes
down to the horizon-you can see the
whole face of it-and then begins to rise
Birds and animals take their accustomed
rest at the usual hours. The hens take to
the trees about o'clock p. NJ. and stay
there until the sun is well up in the NOR
ming, and the people get into the habit o.
rising late too Lecture of DR.. Baird.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-27
EVERY PERSON


Shon'd constantly keep Oh hand. for cases of
emergency. bottle of Sloan's INST.7NT RE.
LIEF! 1t is tine great Internal and external
Remedy for the iasnsediate cure OF collie,
heartburn. sore throat, toothache, weakness
OF the back or kidneys, diarrhca, dyseatery,
Icho' era morbus, all summer complaints. sick
headache, ague cake, rheumatism. soreness in
he bones. pain in the limbs, cramps and
pasms, colds, spinal complaints, sweied join,s
prains, bruises, &c, and for cholera it is So
peyior remedy.
FOR HORSES AND C.aTTLE
slnan's Instant Relief is truly Great REM
|edy! Half of % cent bottle of S,oan's In
slant Relief Cures a Horse of the Collie in
ew minutes.
For bruises, strains, sprains, and many 9TH
81 injuries on horses.-cattle and other ANNA s,
sloan's Instant Relief seldom tai s TO afford i'm.
mediate relief. and speedily effect cure.
Many persons have been astonisilea to Wit
mess the rapid cures affected by the use Of this
wonderful medicine.
The Dollar bottles contain six times the
quantity Of the 25 cent bottles. consequently
saving of ona-'hird is made by purchasing
The dollar bottles.
For sale by y. 7. Parker, Lancaster.
March 6, 1854 fivJ3: