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IDiIir !.

I7HE subscriber l. now prepared 10 deliver
tlunr free OF charge, to all purchasers with.
m The city limits TIN, side oiIh- lil.ryrr. Order,
may be i-il either at the mil! or at Nrssr-. Rcd
dick Il ilurIbut's store, where slate will be
found for that purpose.
Bran and mill feed delivered a, nominal rates.
Terms invariably cash. iui3O JAMES hEELER.
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ia Mwhet St, St Louis, Mo March 5, 800
Lc1r Mr. am dong an extensive travel in
t.I" west ana southwestern states, as general
ng,n, for ! lam, Am-u'au l,u,u-nt, and would
be glad II sou We "a favor me ~ IA cons Guulrnt
sol Prot Wuu4, liar Restorative, rs feel d-.ur-
cd shat cau I1,lpiIc" j. ~ may places where /,
is NOT huowu, a. ly own head l. hviCg t--ti.
Wuuy ui us valuable properties, N restoring me
ua.Tiu Iis Original color. lam iu:tv wears old, and
Say huir wa, almu't white, but after using thee
halt pmt tiles, 10y hair /. H. b-uutliul auburn a,
It wa, at eighteen, and much improved IN appear
aUcc, and ! would not pr wIthou a hottie on baud
Tor the price ol ten. should be CAD to attend 10
any matter hat Is connected with the Hair Re-
storl'vr. have been tor thirteen years rn.n grd
IN the same business, aud VIII be glad to h-nr
rom you soon. Wv address l. Paris, Tennessee.
Yours respectfully VIM. Il BloME.
As some uuuA the original Restorative conta.u-
IuI sediment, was better than the clarified or
clear wi, uo'Ily al that hereafter We N PVT
up aud keep constantly On hand 10th that " hlch
( Is clear and That winch contains sediment, hence
| ueH"TsaT| requested to sp-Ciy which they desire
sold al ! - Mlrhct street, 81 LOUIS, Mo 3l6
| broadway New York, AND m Chicago hy Bay Il
BALDWIN. Lake street. and Dr. L. H. Javamugh
= Co., Dearborn street and all respectable Drug
glsts throughout lhe country. All kinds OF family
pa'rGt medicine, tor sae ON the mos, bcr terms
at Prot. " Gods establishment, Il Malkc, sire t, =,
81 Louis
Fncr-hat puts 81 or SIX bottles tnr s. pint,
s. or sIN hut,rs tor - quarts 80 or sx bGuI,,
iul 81 y much larger discount viii be gwen on
larger quantities.
For sale IN Cnicagp by Bay 4 Baldwin, LAX.
street, aud DR.. /. Ii Cnvanaugh X Co, D,ur-
born street int IN Ottawa by the principal drug
Elst'. October ~.
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REtUY.MiDE CLOTHING.
GROCERIES,.
Books 81 Shoes

Such rs sugars, coffee mo'asses, teas. Sll,nra-
nus, liable salt pepper. rlce, indigo. g.. e..
including everything IN that hue besides u tine
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, -TT-T T-TTT TTTI NJ TdTI WTTV VTN ~ VUT SUI
Wa!'-!'a,cr. Bordering,

IyREEOIRD PRINTS AND WINDOW
SHAPES.
We have lurs, received a stock Of Paper Hang
inra, consisting OF large variety at Hcp and
bcaHtjjW pItierHS, tn which frequent addition,
wlii be- made during the season Those in want
oi th, article, should cal, and our goods before
purchasing. tATHBuN II ORTER.
OltnWn. apr u lSLl.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

"!HoN = WI "SF'y. ''''1'' " TI"''S''
COLDlERS, widows OF soldiers, heirs OF de.
= ceased soldiers, teanisters engaged in trans.
porting supplies IN time OF war, &c, who have
received bui 40 or so acres and many none at all
are entitled to leo acres now and application
vii he made and warrants obtained, az OF old by
the undo rsigneu, OH reasonable terms.
March l7-f. $50 s. fisher.
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is unlike that, substantial and permanent.
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WAGON 81 CARRIAGE SHOP.

'I'IIE subscriber would respectfully announce To the
] public that hr ha, opened shop ia new and COM
modou- building adjoining his Blacksmith shop, on Go.
umhu street. where he will manufacture and keep con.
stHutiy Tor sale tUl assortment Of NAGnNS, t'EMNGS,
and BuG.if made of the best material and by expert.
enccd mechanics, and hc would invite the attention Of
purchasers to hi, heavy stock of SEASONED LUMBER now On
hand Relieving that h---i, manufacture Al article not
inferior to the be-. made IN the Guy, aud with dHerni.
nation give satisfaction to the purchaser lie would 50.
licit share oi patronage.
JOB WORK and REPAIRING done to order and at
short notice ISept 22-tll T. TANNING,
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Dining and tea SETS irut baskets, comports,
strawberry bows, soup AVID gr W purerns, sauce
boats. cora dishes, bake, uIts, muffin, and
sauce Plates.
A.-o a complete assortment If stone China
white and blue, IA sets 81 !Oor 800 pieces
AlFo, splendid lot Of flower Vases, new
.ry.es md c & yafu
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yIJoULD inform the ladies of Ottawa and vicinity
w that she has opened new Millinery Establishment
two doors south OF Mus Store, la Sale St. where she
will keep full assortment Of MILLINERY GOODS, aud
will be happy to walt all who may favor her with n
call,
STRAW BoSSErs bleachsd and pressed
oct q NJ, W. FORD.
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Gilt Frame Mirrors.

JtSY RECEi rFD,
4 ND for ,aIe, n splendid lot Of pll irane mir.
~ fots, a. Ills SrENULE n EARI'S.
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S. w. CHEEVER

INFOlNis DOB. friends old ct.tomcrs thp ~, rem, n OF
t4si auH thr rest OF te human iafYi.y that be- has
now received A. ,nt.r. stock uf Hir Guu. which com.
prI.. ,s'ry @ saIb.a Zoo lr Way % W,arab.r-. No
lady. matter how particular iu her selections, but
huu boo 90 VII Il vE exactly -IH' her t-f' aud I.ls aud
h' Hl-..4..rr i'"as'4Na- VIII undoubtedly tHd N-nr
selves ,paay p,.-eI Decade. t.re viii be- DO scarce.
IS, hs' ' Boo abundance There ~I Doe some r.IGuaut-
!,u after au ars supplied. Tine independent o., rich.
and panrrr Co. mo- mA's,r bow numerous, hhd all
their Naut. aud desire, satisfied, and lt &c.,, cost than
ulry r9' by ,i' Is, 'uy other place 100 the city.
Tie Goods were bought low,
AID N.ii b- -uii equally 30.
Lille usE.. ta|r.s OF every description.
""p.'u"' i.su.h Nrru'. very huo a"d 81 he most
cl.nID, auI aI.hlnuthr culDr-.
100 -,a- Of ur pret'.s, Aud Il all WOOL part sool,
plain and lg.g.I b.Iiu,..
ILr4U.'rl- AIa.rts, y.las. aaI N-yvs, o. al Coz
luls. sYlI.s alI .r .I.s
Gnghn ms.
American French =" g.i.Nari Scotch.
Shuwi..
Gaa, of choicest qualify, viii ~ Of lover grade
Basn,rs l,hbou.. Clo,,. Hose Chsmi-et'r. Co.ar.,
aud every aav n that line. ~ hs way, ue collar, are
y,ry handsome. I1d,r. whaU you Duw, round, don {
flfg, il lu.A 80 tUym T. b. wonderful how t. French
have Improved la'.'y iu thc work ~ ,mhraieriug
Ana, ladies when sou wish pair ~ very nice Gal'ers
SHOES Of any description. either for dress, wear OF
comfort tout trouble yuuT,elyr. looking round 80
90 once. There need tv mo- doubt. 'ar confident
at you can Gnd sagI TsDe g.. aLes ,Ss' n Re-,
ST7T77 AMI II -------ry quality,
every size aUd ,ysr price is tac kGI ~ an assortment
L,uls, the stock comprises anything aud everything
that may come BOO t'r ilu" uf your wants, numerous
u.ry are ""1.1 name tigm a.l hIt i'r NJ" immense
-ptre they would occupy just call AID seg how .ush ui
% l.r-a it require, o. ruat.in them.
IiNIIrrIN, when thv Indie. wants are ~ ahgrHaH'y
supplied yYu Hay fr. assure, tat yours we're not tor.
pants, ~ vest tur Or ..lefu' Il D. here, ~ should you
prefer them ready .uad,, t % 10. same. Aw'nr i""u
worth o. '.hnr OF Zoe latest style. d Huu are not
dr.,Inl bard 90 .i you must hnd article to your o.
linE. Thor. WNl he 300 IraHnt's about price. They
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-11-10
Ottawa Female Seminary

NIsSF- Z II. Y 7 ] FIIhINr, FENOIFAT1
liz first term Of this Institution vii commence Oct.
18Th, 1865, at Mechanics Hal md continue eleven
weeks.
The services Of a sufficient number ~ competent
teachers Will be secured, To give instruction ia all tue
branches taught In Eastern Summaries. Board for Young
Ladies be obtained IN the family Of the Principals,
after Nov. lst
For particulars circulars, apply to the Princi.
pals, at Ottawa.
RBFERESCEs
Rev. X. Whittlescy, Rev. J. NJ Cogeshall, Rev.
Geo. SchlUsser, Vim. l.. Gibson, Esq, G. W Jackson,
ESD Geo. Bristol, Esq, Mcssr- kiug Bro, octG
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1.slr;iXCN.

L'RuM th. subscriber, residing Of
.VT0 i Buck Creek, LA Sale County,
Nh n NEARtING CALVES ONE . pale rcd
n IN Steer. with white spot iu The fore
.rsSSN~k.As head ou" spotted lIci'er, pale red
steer aud one bright red heller, smaller
size all marked with q slit iu thg right Any person
giving information whrr' the may Dee found will be
literally rewarded Address ENpS BROWN,
Ut2N lms Back Greek. Ia sal, Go, III.
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Ruggics Il Carriages for sale.

TliE subscriber has just rtceiyed from large Eastern
i Establishment of high reputation u lot ol CARRIA.
GES AND BuGGlES, with aud without tops, with one,
two, and three seats which warranted to be equal
to any brought to the West either regards spe.
rOr finish durability and excellence of material and
workmanship they will he sold at lowest living prices
Enquire at the Mansion House, Ottawa, Of
oct 27-lm &. L. WADE.
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-lIt r0purtncr,hIp hrrrtOlOrc ,NIsiing bCtNtrn he
! subscribers, under ia. firm of J. MhNLfY A Co, l.
this day dissolved by mutual consent, aud all unsettled
hu.incs, NJ the late firm will be adjusted by J. Msulry
who is duly authorized to settle the same.
October Isl, l>j5. J NANLEY,
OTTAWA Oct - II CALDWELL
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Glass Wayo F!

L"ai cherry stands, palace and Nictora dishes
VINE y .t--.-. ale and beer mugs, lum hirls VI cv.
cry -iy.r, thistle aud Webster gob.,ts, cake
stands.
AI-o. a few dozen ~ Brush. native wine.
Noia,s-s cuv-, pilru,r-, tur't salts cIr,oIn
pins solar. .. D1r, and chimney preserve I-r-,
uug Jar- aud covers, tri noNr, IuI baths, globe
mud police lanterns, plated and ,oumou cas.O.s
camu-Lue Lml D. 4 hmm.
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y ILW GOODS.


III subscriber, would Acknowledge the Htttrring
t'aancr ia which they have been sustained by dis
corning public. Ia undertaking 60 supply them with good
'otng auh G-utlrmrus Furnishing Goods at reHsnna-
Die prices they would respectfully call the attention Of
their Customers and the public generally 20 their heavy
and sup,th stock - Goods iur G,uti,mrGs Fan and
Winter which has been selected by Zm In pyrspn,
Tor Their trade. Il will De found 20 consist Of the most
desirable aui elegant, an NE most durable arti
cl,s g1i up IN the bga: and fashionable styles I'm
bTtcug
Suiiout Goats, Over Sacks and Talmas,
OF ever, grade Do quality and price, French Cloths, IN
Dress l'utL- aud Crurd cloth double and single bTras-
ted tpIl-, Cashmere BJ,n,s- Suit, Wa. igtuu style
beaver bpsAin, tud ~ other kinds Of Black French.
tasish. aud American Cashmere Points, 90 fancy aud
plain velvet ttu,, black co'urgd Ss Of al patterns,
aud ''--iacr-s o. every variety Also, large stock Of
Rays Clothing.
W. have also purchased extensive assortment Of
FURNISHING GOODS embracing slhwl- NIl'crs, era
vaisr s'Hrt-, Wedding Tee, S,arf-, N.lu,uus Prince
Abeit.g' ~. and Linen handkerchief, STA .ud Wooden
wrappers Lad Drawers. Shirt Collars, lio.rry and
Glove 90 every yl. and quality sc, together with a
large stock 81 india Rubber C'pt my CaiHs and Whips
ALSO, Trunks, Carpet Bag, Hats aud Cops, Iar
Gloves and For Collars.
BLf GunD~ BpNE, Tor sale.
Remember The "a place. No. Rediick', Block, East
side Of the Court House
sept p TilORNE ZIMMERMAN.
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Goats, Pants. Vests, SHIRTS.

Drawers, Overhaul-, Suspendcrs, Stocks, Shut
Collars Also Cloths aud Trimmings will he
sold by the yard at this establishment.
Al orders for making garments when persons
furnish their own goods will be attended IL
promptly. Garments OF every kind will be Cut
for Custoinc IS wishing to get them made else
where. and warran,ed to fit If properly made.
Store west side OF the Square opposite the
Court House, in the building formerly occupied
by A. NJ Bailey. June 2
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YOU DESERVE CREDIT
For Your Discovery.


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Poo. q W.. or ~. AZ: January !, 4H'2'
S, ,,, w. ~ "e.p- D'a, III ths"ncl,rn,
s'"u W. ''.'7 =, '''y1.e. N'''I n'!nE ne'Is na.'
wv ''"S "''' anu I''N ."- u''u W. 'he nan 'rs'"'-
" I,,. '' va, "'' ,','.- "o '''' D." any ~
i,', ~, ram o. ,"H's' l" gl't va i'Ii
r,"',u "' Ell ~ Wv hn''l' v' u'i.ef; M" IA"
~ ","! u ,I'u "''' 4o"I s''H olu' a''u .hg
'"' ' 'iI' w " , W., 'uopeu ~ va
,,,u AMI " .'' - p'a'J' -
'"o'"'I- 'I'' w '..'. w, "',"A VI" l"o nan 'P-
!' ''''a as" ~" '1r,Tp ""'' INuL'ss i"st w 10
'u' pr a,I .,,' " ~, ,, mn, ''' y, u.'u
strong 81" "' ~ '',, '' ,, VIZ Gus,
'r'"Fr u wa. '"' " "',3 ',.' "n'
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EsoOE>S. STATIONERY, AND
WALLPAPER.
RATHBUN & ORION.

WH0IlslIC anil Nf'1U IgoIat7I(f, 00I .Nid.
timers oai Dcolers IN Paper N"gi"gs,
EAVE now on hand the largest aud best stock
L. Of goods Ia this line to b, ogGI tbs -!Ie Of
Chicago
Nu.Isau, publishers, m Auburn aud New York
city and acquaintance with publishers lnoughou,
the country ATE such, that We can supply agents
and booksellers in other places with schy9t boobS
oi all kinds and 4 large variety OF miScoiiIHcOuS
hacks AZ WHOLESALE, a. ohrapas Ihry can be- lound
this de at Sew York. 4 literal discount vii.
be made to teachers. Book, rot ON hand, viii he
mn .L.nIl NOT lni. 10 cal and look al our slocI
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Reader II you know any person who wants to buy the
article 70 y.u wish hu 60 save fv dollars uu the pur
chase, ',U m 10 what u..y have got at CurfrH's
before bJv.rg September -.
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: Tin, SHEET Iron, { COPPER II lEL MANDATORY.

| con u be m a the Of star
r 81 shoe AM ns rrse and Bits
. . f ,a Dak i've Ttb tn ne B,
a
TOES
Iron Nuy ~ Cas-
. e pl
/ 1900 tookiNG AND rARLOR
be- be p teri u i % IN MARKET arry % ii
tt =
. b, ron rd CfI Ware Z eve ryrhp. 1.-THE bverrn
t
Is ~ isle % ~ lbr, Courrt. put ptoohr
"a iI Ia l Gsrru the Eastern. tan
house Ia the Ws,aud
NNEY
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DECORATED CHINA,
PLAIN WHITE CHINA.

AITanuc Nr1.lef Jenny IInd, pam bnnI
blue aud gold, and lu,trr figure tea sells, trIl
baskets, vases, motto coH.es, d. mugs, tol.r
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go vlg1. lsy'tsLIT,
NJ. II.rrcscnitN Coz.

= rHlIERE ~ no place ia Ottawa where such an
Z ~ q tcusNt assortment uf Gents Ladies, Boy :
~ Misses Noutl'- aud ChIdrcus Boots, Caters
and Shoes can be- found, a. at
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-13

tables grown in the United States, a.
mone other plants recommended, has
the following remark concerning the
Canada thistle.
"Tho root Of this plant, says he,
is emeiic and Alternative, useful in
hopping cough. A strong detection
Of the root given to a child affected
with this disease, so as TO induce full
vomiting, will mitigate the cough in
about four out Of six, and the disease
will be less troublesome through its
term.
When the hopping cough is cpl
demic, | suggest the use of this artl-
Gle, and have seen marked good Ell
fec,s from its use fer over thirty
years"
We are glad to hear DR.. l1unton's
recommendation Of this pest To the
farmer. If it has any virtues, pass
them round tina, all may know them.
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Deep Cultivation.

Charles Barnard, in the last num-
Der Of the Farm Journal, makes
the following satisfactory commun''
cation on this subject. We have
never had a doub, as TO the advanta-
ges of Judicial subsoilIng.
/" Having directed my attention
somewhat to a deeper cultivation oil
the soil, and advantages arising there
from. in the fall Of 1853, purchased
Michigan Double Plow, and used
it for blowing my oats stubble, (6rst
hanling oni the manure which env-
cred but part of the field, and
plowed il to the depth of twelve
inches or more. Covering TO tina,
depth the manure and greater part
of the top soil, it gave the field diff
ferent appearance than it ever pre-
sen,ed before. a subsoil Of five OF
six inches seemed but poor pros
pect |or crop of wheat, and the
question was frequently asked,
/" What do YOU expect TO raise on that
field I" However prepared the
ground and drilled the wheat. Ii
came up uncommonly well and soon
covered the ground. As 10 the av-
ernge yield per acre, | cannot say,
not having lhreshed all yet. But |
im confident that on the MANFRED
part there was at least 30 bushels per
acre. To the remaining part OF the
field, | applied 300 lbs. of Jourdan's
Phosphate OF Lime per acre, which
did not benefit the wheat much, but
had an astonishing effect on the young
timothy, forcing it to such growth
as 10 iniure the wheat. The grain
on this part was perfect and weighed
heavier than the other, but the
wheat did not shell out-hence less
The yield. In the spring Of 1854, |
used the same pillow Tor corn, plow-
ing the same depth. plowed about
Elk acres with it, leaving one acre in
the middle of The field for this |
used a common pillow, prepared the
ground and planted the corn. 1t
came up equally well all over the
field. and no difference could be seen
for two or three weeks, when there
was a marked difference in the color.
That on the SUBSIDIZED par, was pale
yellow, and looked rather sickly,
while the other was a dark green,
and looked much more like making
a crop. This had tendency TO
doubt on my part as 10 lis answering
tor corn. But as the season add
vanced so did the corn, particularly
that which grew on The SUBSIDIZED
part Of the field, and in few weeks
there was alsoa marked difference in
favor Of that SUBSIDIZED, and the yield
was one third more per acre, and OF
a superior quality. | have also used
it for vegetables, and find the same
beneficial results. will add that |
have full faith in subscribing, and be-
lieve the Michigan Double plow to be
preferable to any other that has come
under my notice.
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structure. Smiths generally pare the
heel too much or do not pare the toe
enough. The frog should be permit
ed to grow sufficiently to strike the
ground before the hoof opposite it
is intended by nature TO prevent the
heavy jar produced by weight
When the heel is much lower than
The too, the cords Of tho legs be-
come strained, and the legs sore and
stiff and the horses will move awk-
wardly, which Is attributed too often
to founder, when the cause Is paa
shoeing. Some burn the Toe oil
this is injurious. So far as the heat
penetrates, il destroys the circulation
which gives the ioughness. The
hoof necessarily becomes very brittle,
and is liable to crack. Great care
should be taken r driving the nails
TO see that they do not split and en-
Ter the quick, and cause lameness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-13
Asthma Cured.

hfunAIV1, \. 7. Dec 20, ItaI.
Fof sbeut eight years haze hoou severely aiici ed
with the Asthma for the last Two yeas hfse sptlcf.
beyond 40 ny powers 90 dsscfiptinn months Ut q
time havs not hren able TO sleep On bed. getius
What rest could sitiinE "a nis chair. Ny dheuy VI
breathing and NV suhruHgs we've great at tiE,es,
that for hours together ms threads expected that esch
hou, would be my last. Dung the last ia years
have he'd tbs AID and Attendance OF oi The
celebrated phy-iciaus, huf have received perma-
nent benefit, ind bat little rcei. az ieu.th had the
good fortune 90 procure DR.. Cuuis's Htaeaha ia-
hahng Hy-riB Napof and berry Ssrup. Al the time
hist uhtainrf b. | was Suffering under oac OF my
mast solcai attacks, aad 90 sfolt dse.s. almost
suIocaing tor Of breath 10 i,ss thaa ten rnin-
u'es fun thr tnur applied the tuhHlci 20 ~ SION
ach and took ieHspuoniui - ia- Choris rfiup, wat.
relieved tn great mcrsufc from The dihauiiy Of
rcathng and hsd cumiitt ss.e night. have since
coutmucd u with ihe greatest possible bcnchi, ard
ana now comparatively we'll. sod uuly knows the
amount Of suffering this icino hls Renewed me
from. My advice 10 the soldering IS IHr ~.
MAkGARLl EAsTON.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT or DEATH.


Copy Of letter from .Nr. r. Daraai, Vep Orlsans,
dated .N6rein5er 9ih, 1858.
To Fro ossot Holloway, 3e Corner of Ann and Nassau
Suceis, New Nors.
Dear sir,--lt 10 with hestfeh gratitude have to
inform you that by The use OF your Uintmout aud
Pills, the lie " nv wife has been saved. For
youfs she bad nan breasts Tith running wcuuds,
tnui Of cancerous u iufel wa told that ing
could save hers she vas then induccd to youf
Onimant aHa fills when the short space Of three
months ihty eiicr ted perfect cue the astouish.
meat Of all whu knew We obtain our Medicine.
ffom Mos.ts. raht & Co, of Chdues street., New
Orleans. send this from ilotel e. Princes. - Paris
although had written u at Nav Odosus before
We finally irft. at that time not kuowire sdfres,
1T New York. lSfgncd) X. nURANT.
These Pms should be used join,is with the ONT
ment IN most ofthe following cases;
Bad Legs Ceniracisdand Lumhago Sore ibsoas
Bad breasts S,H Joints Pho. skin-,i,srase.
Burns F-tulas Rhuamafism sruf,y
Bunions Gout SAN Rheurn sore head.
thilbiains Glundnlal Scalds Ulcris
Chappcd hands, swell'ags sore Nipples WOunds
- Sold attic establishment or Professor Hollo-
way, 50 Maiden Lane, few-Yerk. and pa suind,
London slr' BY alrespccta BILE Druggists aud Deal
ers in Medicines throurhoui the United states in
Pots hux,s, at p ccnis % couts and 90 each.
Rr Ihsfo Is a ronsidsrable saving 10 taking the
larger sizes.
Il. Dhcoilon. FOR The guidance Of Patients in
every disorder arc affixed TO euch Pos. &c eiow '
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-04-13

A Ne,o Use for Canada This
ties. We, in this part of the country,
look upon Canada ihistles as a nui-
sance that ought to be abaied by ev-
cry possible means. 1t probably has
many good properties, and was made
TO ill an important place in the G.
economy Of nature, which would dem
onstrnte TO us the wisdom OF Deity
in creating il, il we Only knew wha,
its use was.
We have recently met with what,
TO 10, is a new. and may be valua-
bic use Cor il. DIR. Ariel Hunton, in
u communication 10 The New Jersey
Medical Reporter, on some Of The
medical virtues Of indigenous vege-