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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

REV. Mr.. SPURGEoN.-Tbe following extract
a sermon by this gentleman, lately delivered in
London, is said to be Characteristic of his gener.
al style and manner. Mr.. S. is one of the remar-
kable pulpit orators of the age:
Might is the season of terror and alarm to
most men. Have you never stood by the seaside
at ight and heard the pebbles sing? :
Or have you never risen from your couch, and
thrown up the window of your chamber and lis
tened there2 Listened to what Silence-save
now and then q murmuring sound which seems
sweet music then. And have you not fancied you
heard the harp of God playing in heaven? Did
you not conceive that yOn stars that those eyes
Of God, looking down on you, were also mouths
of song that every star was singing Gods glory
as it shoue? We need not much poetry in our
spirit to catch the song Of night, and hear the
spheres as they chant praises. which are loud to
the heart, though they may be silent to the ear.
Many songs we hear our fellow creatures sing
ing in the streets will not do To sing by and by
/ guess they will sing a different kind of tame
soon. They can sing now-a-d days any rollicbihg.
drinking songs. but they will not sing them when
they come to die; they are not exactly the songs
with which TO cross Jo,dan's bllows. II will not
DO to enter heaven singing one Of those unchas'c,
unholy sonneis. No; but the christian VIII not
have to leave off his song he may keep on sing
ing it forever
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
TOYS AND CHILDRHns PRESENTS,

TO . AIV4I NfI1ll1I-1lLF . hl+lF'Il47 y
Ch,ldrrns' Carriages. Hobby Horses, Wheel
barrows, Grace Hoops Battedores. Tea Sets in
Wood, Brittana and Porcelain Toy Pistols,
Drums, Guns, Swords, Trumpets. Sloops, Steam
boats, Schooners, Tool Chests, Harmonicas Dis
sncted Maps, Puzzles. Games Dressed and Tn
dressed Dolls Of Wood, China India Rubber,
Wax, &c ; Doll Heads, Doll Bodies, Kalicd2s-
copes Reticules Fancy Baskets Toy violins,
Guitars. Tamborines, Wooly Dogs Watches,
Water Colors, Building Blocks, Bureaus, A b G
Blocks Picture Books, Ilumming Tops Toy
Furniture, Surprise Boxes, Drawing States Toy
Candles, Marbles Coral Necklaces and Armlets,
Chidrens' Work Boxes Washstands. Magic Ian
terms, Villages, Farms. Kitchen Furniture, Nine
Pins, Knives and Forks. Dancing Jacks, Secreta.
ries. Noah's Ark &c, &c. &c.
GERMAN TOYS,
For sale by the Case, lin the original packages
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
l.. 2. TTSHER'S

A DVERTISING AGENCY, San Francis
y co-NO 1913 WASHINGTON street mp stairs,
nearly opposite Magurc's Opera House
l.. r. FISHER is the authorized Agent of the
TRINITY J0UHHAL Weavervillr Sacramento I'm
ion Marysvilc Herald San Joaquin Republ-
can. Stockton Pacific Methodist Stockton So
nora Herald Nevada Journal Grass Valley
Telegraph Red Bluff Beacon Columbia Ga
zette Tuoumne Courier Mountain Democrat,
Placerville Empire County Argus Placervilc /;
Calaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill ; Shasta
Courier Mariposa Gazette Yreka Weekly Tn
ion Iowa Hill News; Weekly Ledger, Jackson
San Jose Telegraph Sonoma County Journal ;
Folsom Dispatch California Mining Journal ;
Los Angeles Star Santa Barbara Gazette San
Diego Herald Alameda County Gazette Pla-
Ger Courier, Yankee JIms; Napa County Re-
porter Sierra Democrat, Downieville; Hum
bodt Times, Union Oregonian, Portland. o. t.;
Oregon Weekly Times. Portland, o. T. Oregon
Statesman. Salem, o. T. Jacksonville Herald,
jacksonville, o. T.; Pioneer and Democrat,
Olympia w. T. Washington Republican, Stella
COON, w. T. Polyncsian. Honolulu, S. |. Paci-
fc Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. L. Mex
lean Extraordinary, City of Mexico f; Hongkong
Register
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

GENERoUs-The people of New York have ex-
hibited a vast deal Of generosity, Notwithstanding
the financial pressure which everywhere surrounds
them. Contributions to the amount Of 100000
were collected and distributed to the sufferers of
the Central America. Many poor and ragged
miner, who will he compelled to return TO the
Sierras to recruit his little fortune will bless the
kindly hearts that welcomed him from the storm
tossed billows. aud will stand within his little
cabin door to give cordial greeting to those
who pelted by the storms of life, have claims
upon common brotherhood Age
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
SPERMATORRUEA.

ar local weakness, nervous debility low spir-
~ its, lassitude weakness of the limbs and
back, indsposition and incapablity for labor and
study, dullncss of apprehension, loss of memory,
aversion to society, love of solitude, tmidity
self distrust dizziness, headache, involuntary
discharges, pains in the side, affections of the
eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and other nfirm-
tiles in man, are cured without fail by the Justly
celebrated Physician and surgeon, L. D. Czapkay
His method of curing diseases is new, unknown
to others) and hence the great success. All con
sultatons (by letter or otherwiso) free. Address
h. D. Czapkay, NJ. d., San Francisco, California
San Francisco. March 2S 1851. 9-3m
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DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical & Surgical Institute
Sacramento st., below Montgomery,
OPPOSITE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos oFrCE,)
SAN FRANCISCO.

Established for the permanent cure Of all private and
chronic diseases and the suppression of quackery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
Daniel Webster OH the Evils of n Paper Cur
rcBcy.

At this time-when the question Of the curren-
cy is attracting much attention--the views of
Daniel Webster Oh that subject will be read with
interest. 1t will. doubtless surprise the advo
Gates Of sO-called paper currency. that the great
statesman left upon record as decided a protest
against that kind of money as ever did Thomas
/ Jefferson or Andrew Jackson. His clear intellect
could not fail to the disastrous effect which it
was certain to produce upon the business interests
and laboring classes, even had it not been en-
lighened by close and familiar acquaintance
with the teachings of history
The following extract of speech made by
Daniel Webster, in the United States Senate in
1852, may be found in Benton's Thirty Years
VieD, page PA. volume l (:
disordered currency is one of the greatest
of political evils 1t undermines the virtues ne
cessary for the support OF the social system, and
encourages propensities destructive of its happ-
ness 1t wars against industry frugaity and
economy, and it fosters the evil spirit of extrava
gance and speculation. OF all the contrivances
for cheating the laborng classes of mankind
none has been more effectual than that which
deludes them with paper money. This is the
! most effectual of inventions to fertilze the rich
mans field by the sweat of the poor man 8 brow
| Ordinary tyranny, oppression, excessive taxa
tion-these bear lightly on the happiness of the
mass of the community, compared with the fraud
ulent currencies and the robberes committed by
the deprecated paper Our own history has
/ recorded lOr our INSTRUCTION enough, and more
than enough of the demoralizing tendency, the
injustice aud the intolerable oppression on the
virtuons and welldsposed of degraded paper
currency authorized by law or any way counter.
anced by government
Again he says:
The paper circulation of the country is at
this time. probably seventy-fve or eighty mil
lions of dollars OF specie. we may have twenty
or thirty millions, and this principally in masses
in the vaults of the banks. Now, sir, this is
state Of things which leads constantly to over
trading, and to the consequent exccsses and re-
vulsions which so often disturb the regular course
Of commercial affairs Why have we so small an
amount Of specie in circulation? Certainly the
! only reason is because we do not require more
We have but to ask its presence and it would rn-
turn But we voluntarily Danish it by the great
amount Of small bank notes. In most Of the
States the banks issue notes of all low denomlnn.
tions even to a single dollar How i it possible
under such circumstances. to retain its specie in
circulation? All exp rience shows it to be i'm
possible. The paper will take the place of the
gold.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05

A large variety of useful aud ornamental artl'
ces for Ladies' and Gentlemens' use Hair
Brushes, Combs, Porte Monnaies, Ladies' Work
Baskets. Toilet and Perfume Bottles Ladies
Work Boxes DominOes Backgammon and Crib
bage Boards, Bird Cages. Segar and Match
Stands, Porcelain Figures. Card Baskets, Chess
Sewing Birds. Nursery Baskets, Reticules, Bill
lard Balls, Cue Tips, Wax Bagatelle, Pool and
Rondo Balls, Knitting Needless Embroidery Pat
ters, &c, &c, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-05
GERMAN TOYS,
FANCY GOODS.

For sale by the Case, Gn the original package
as received by us from Hamburg)
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TIE NEW rNGLLsH supGEr.


LONDON Fet. %, 10.
fioancia. :he..I ,aIs hag. Suffered seccfe s7ock
=, The b,ods d 81 George Let>, The present
C,apce lor Of re EIchcqusT. VIII - hooerI
p The toyery vi Tbs tDsne!I statement b il %
come sor. q religions oct, = oe performed vi q
eli :he 20 emni:ies Ct sta:s Etiquette -gait9d BY
~ en- Efforts Of rbeo-tsl p,sIslbn.y add oa'er ~
D.. done III der ire b0lrs' sine Mr.. DsrteL .Di-
t.,ed, ard NJ. & atssOne o,ros. exaggerated, CIR
Rvbcr,s oeJ emonl ~ behavior toward TIE 4ton+l
pnr.r. ST. George Lsxs dared net lnf1nse u N
TIE nadniop S. b. made fox h'-T- sPeec1;
crs~.bg, tr.shDs, hObo.rs around - DO ~as all
&, oOce inrerrup. cy peal, Of Iause,s: caused bS
scores Of houorab % se,ing ,hslr cats sod rshiog
out Of ihe House am sorry exclaimed ne
di,msl actor, ito continue my speech ~ an au-
"deuce of reduced numbers; but must state to
thoe mo remoiD, What would lie the ELECT vi t1c
pr, p0sej alterations.
Wien Sill one q: rhe EGiaburgh RecieU sases,
Sir George Leafs wss TEL ow led !,r yOnd-rCusaess
Of augmentation raLber than fox solid y Of arg
uent or sprightlmeu OF diervn Hs per.Uua!
Oh, r.conings account certainly, 20 great extent
for his Parl aIneatary failure. YET there were
@ Der circUmsi anrer Hliogehef beyond as Control,
shich might have d.scomh ed ssel u regular Par
al
tla,'s ihdlscrttt statement before hs HID coz
...iu,lt,, Lord r.lmeTs.Ou had orgi1a, male up
HI. mia tor Goa inuance of wsr-t,Iarier during
, ii ,,e of peace when he threatening ncu.G-- LAX
II o.inn winch. at the meeting OF the Comm rs VA
a,noupcri BY Mr. Disrse and seconded by Mr..
Gladstone. compelled him 1T once to eea; Retreat,
ard 10 change ii. financial :scacs al oi sudden.
Al shortest 60 ice therefore, P"'E 81 G@orse
Lewis had 70 alter al he ssnme'es, a. hs heures,
Dis bile .cnemr, while his spotea. prePArei "E d
var budget, had - be served up i'i qaa'' 9S'es
sudg,t-s suid pro gso rh - mieai have eeeD eater
tanning if il eaa not been droSsy. But lbs 10 Go'
| ali. Tie budge. Of Sir Robert Peel, daring his
| admin s'rs,on hoaI 1912 - 1877, derived al Ell
iIaorOinary interest from the fierce Struggle 'neh
raging bsrNe,n Free rIsd,rs aud PrCtec l"nt's
| pr'ht snd rsn. land and Town. 1be nl'g't Oh
Mr.. Di,rseh vas k~ked for 9, curr s.,y, in,S'-
ng i id the revival OF e. al sbdlcStol "i frv-
',ricbi,m, and Mr.. Glads.ooes bIdg"t WAS undaiy
| -xsggrrsted a. the financial ,et.l-meAt i0i seP
rppIsl per at Ieas:, al Triumphant Free fta1e.
lie social ;onfcis reflected il those budget a!-
or~ea them viii p,~itiye ints-es.- while .ee
budget Of Sir George Lewis could q ne ou;set
] only chin she kesa.ive iatsres: Of io'mirs ,hs
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Me0ifaL

CANDS' eARSAPARILLA.-Th OrIgna and
- tsnuipe stce =! For purifyiDs ID. blood 40 un'snos
med, for sOIoiula cutsu'Out aud bhhsry d"empe me
ems ri,p,e Of sixteen fully esA1sned the hss
os,,on Of this incidence 10 curative po~-s hav-
bstn tborushy tested In loDs standing and oosnnss oss
IN inch success a. &c call .orh the mnsi hsesint
semm.ndstoDs from eminent physieisn, throughout tS'
PT.ps;.d and sold by A. b q SANDS DrOsss,'. Ne 100
9xi at
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common loin. Vi Assaul: for tie e5emles Of the

Common point VI asssul; for tie enemies Of the
Csbmet.
The Bulge: Of Sir g. LEWIS, so lar as rs o.. gin
al WSys ard means ar concerned, may be resum j
in yery few word. He strikes on the nine add
toual pence OF the lDcOn.-tax imposed for TIA var,
reducing it thus from L. id in the pound 20 ID, al
which rate II Is 90 continue Il 800 On The o.aer
hard, The whole way az on ,pifi;s sBd par: of ne
Wsr-tsx on sugar and tea, are 70 b. retained. Tbs
il all.
Tie ncome-'aX Of The presen. i0auc.,l year, IL
ciudrg the additional o. of The g,r--av l'ion pro-
duces revenue # more thln flf.000 COO raised
Fl m The different classes Of society in sbont tte
folloZirC manor.
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

NJ KENEEDY q ROasnr, aroOvsrss IN one g ..
sHM0 MOI p, Isan a. o, Ssh DON !, p,-s
He tired V n eleven hundred cases ASo be'e
sao~pi IN cases both thunder huDaI lie ss Do- 10 ~
eoss.sso over hundred CERTIFICATES Of ~ vAts a ~Sh
bottles are warranted IursinG ,Sr, mouth
One to three bottles M the worst hind Of piHPles %
Two 70 three bottles VIZ e.e.I The system q Sl!s
Two bottles Sananted - erTs tbs Sci' al f W "s
month aDd stomach. .
ThI.s 70 Eve bess waan.sd 70 co-, IRE ve''t Naes
''ys. H.. !. two bottle, vn.ee 30 epr. a. Auns 80.
Two bottle, wsrnrte1to cure Tnrnia Il she ears 'ss
Forr to sI be,,lsr are WARMED eogTDr; IbHIns
ulocr..
Two three bottles warranted - cure ts vti saos q
OF th-s bo:,ss are warranted 70 Tire ncsi e.spss
sts case OF IbeumHism.
Tpec four ba:,e are w'Tt,2'oe to cns. rAIh,ta,
Five 10 eishi VIZ the woTt s&,n q 'cfotsIA
plsECrIoNs UsE adult, Aae spoonu1 p-i day Cii
a.n over Ssit yeAIs aesser; poonfal CadIss on i've
shi y.sfs t.A. poobia directions o. applicable
IA, Mr. EEESEDY siv,, persona ssIdAnss's - tArs'
XIV" 20 - g ( II o6ESEST!oTS VIM
THE MEDICAL DISCOVERY
70. lNyt.NNlrros AsD HvNoR EYtr tS,s s've
pnroVdiair relief; yea "ia spPJ u on AfeD M VICE s
Fos scAID BEAD yea ~ IA: q ,Se Selected 9art
apply tbe Ontmen, freely Ar1 you VA 49, 60 Anp'''e
fe, ssiS Rnrrn rubn wei In IS oaen sonvsn'-n,
Eos scans OIL snnAmsd sarses, GOV SN rob !: 70
yeu cannot help Wishing vel to The ir'er.ei
~, scAE. These commence BY tho Aerd nasc oosa %
.ren.h The ain sooD hardening The su--ce ea-E'
Ar sro AR ef yec " s itE; infAnso Esso
yoa ~N -pp!y tSs O1n nsIt ~t, %" y" '''
rub u m ..,S.. -
Eos soKs LEss THIS comrOa dsse>se, ~ re - teAa
ssps,., 'upps.d she SAN tsIn. purple e'eied say. -
snd gteh.s oer,hy times IoIg rsnnlns sores ~ ep
TJiHt the Ontmsn' tAt itching AID s"a'S g. - AZ N.
nv Gays but keep on ~its the d" 'eo' 20
skn acts Us nat.rAl color
Pos ms PIl,s Nd Inflammation. you w! 80" II freely
Il vIH give immediate re.f
Ts Ointment asrees ~,s every sesh and pvcs iHIsfsh
pplief IN rvsTy disrsee aeth heiT %.
Prise ~ csats per bon
msnnhsetarrd ~ OONALD kENNEDy, Nc. ~ ~Irsn 49,
kesbus,, Mas ,
"a. by Druss: TIE vLFse States snd sIisi
"HO will SUFFER when DR.. TOBIAS
" esisbI.rd VENETIAN LiNlMENr ~n iDG- hsi~ly
.urs (he ~rs Cole Dysebi.Iy FuoStBs abOu nasn saS
ip,. Cuis Burss he Oest No SC CoarLanatsk Ns~ YeIf
ReA b, III The Drnssisis ADD Ssos~s.ee-rs
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fsual Noiilfs.

In PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate of
h. unty oi New YORK. notice s hr'eNy svsn - - PER
,au As,ts slaiu, ssElr THOMAS SAVAGE. seo Of W.;
as6 NV Je'y fccs.ej pIs,-r; he s.tn" y" &C .f
.sof ,aAs, ube's ID. OF oe % John No
G.ldt IN he Cry of NswYoIh e.Jis ice snta s.y
81 erptSnbeI Nrfors ID. Ella day 81 NscI
1887 JOHN Z. SIrC4lE, Ad 81 istfsior
mis- lswenMs EMILY q SAVAGE io.iIsrsirs
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CITPPEME COURT-City and County Of New

= Yo'h -ADoLrHUs x REF 8 ard LsOPoLD sOL,N
s,si,S DANIEL BssASTA sumo"Gs ~ money d-'n'e '
n,rsct &C. IA ~: ssfyvd To O-f-o Won are
krhy .umuVr-d s.d required 20 he conyAot an
% ssros eh SID IN N. eeics Of the CrTk II he
City AID Of NevYo 81 his oc- 10 Sd city, The
ts.A yhS day Of FehIuA'y 1857 TO epy 4
the said complaint he sgNscrber hs oe No
~ all street. e1v within twenty ays AL ssrvi"s
o. % summons you exc asivs Of the DAY ~ slsh ,r'Ya
and 700 TAIL the sasd Complain THU he 'ius
AforsssSS ~ pan,ifs In tbis oil tskr Ass
ynn Tor he 'sn Of thosstd ave hundred nd thirty es'
oesrr ana e'sc cent vita interest from tNe th saa'h
81 Jsps Cd. thou.O .ht SundT.d ana Ghv,is b->- the
sosu ef TIL aetoe "A New York teSfCAI a. iSL
y,Stfh \. BAlAs8kh, FsiDtihs Attorney.
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IN PURSUANCE q AZ order Of 1e Suroga,s
ofne County ef NewYori .oss . hs,se{ slT.1 - ~
PERSONS hsyinp azure Assibst JAMES hcfAUOHION hte
lie City e ks>xYoTh, sseesssd, 70 Rrss@.i re A1s
puchsTs usreof the s1bsorbeT a. he ohee No u FroL'
suse ~ lie City Ess YOft before ne sasbIc ~.
day 4 Nav ueIt-Dsied EewYo-t DE hi-euih day o. No
senIbsr 1850. JAMES 7. "ALLACh hhso1'~
ian6uH
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BsrpssrORT And Nrw-HH~ BoAr'.-Iss Az
.o,i, end C.iaiine, Of the Bridgeport hD"' d"
regularly having this city sitrrn.'-', I"
EIa City and rrsv,ler, OF the sw'a''so S's' INV
slteIt ai.iy & p. N.
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WHO viii SUFFER When DR.. rOpiAS+
w esirbs.sra VENETIAN LislaENr "n imT" hsi.!,
.ur, Cho IRA Collie, Dyeb-Iy VuoStSs a0ou nasn 40
ip,. ruis Burs, be Des.t No SCoarLanatsk No veIf
Rela b, AJi the Drnssss ADD Sios-t.eo-rs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-05

Hard Wood Lu:nber.
CAwED Oak Timber-al sises-from 6x6 and 12Xl2,
- and 12 to - feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting of Newell Post Tim.
her, 6X6 to SKIS.
Plank, to 2k inches thick.
Boards, inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle Stuff and Oak Plank.
1000 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
VIM NJ. TRUE,
feb7-tf Office in Bankof Ottswa.
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APPROXIMATION TO the Ladies.

WHEREAS ia appears that the days Of right honor,
and integrity fast fading away, and VII iREas. the
vnscrupuious and ignorant daily taking advantage
OF the profound and learned. BE IT KNOWN THERE
FORE to ALL whether MAIDS, WIVES. or WIDOWS. that
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS ALONE tie
cert,.u panaera the troubles incident to female i-oT
rariration ALONE correcting all painful!
alton a-sGaeia= papitstisns Of the heart, disturbed
sse pain side. and causing health and happiness
20 the whole s-x; more especially the MARRIED
PORTION a they are certain bring the monthly
period With regularity AND WHEREAS, these PILLS
are purely v-se.tle and entirely free from minerals.
therefore perfectly harmless in their operations and
purrortng to efec; the objects already detailed
said PILLS Of DIR CHEESEN,N will accomplish the de-
sired Object, when DISAPPOINTMENT has been expert
enced under the regime Of OTHER PILLS; and the La
DIES will cause this PROCLAMATION to spread amongst
them TO their sting benefalways promising
that said PROCLAMATION in one case must be cons
dered NULL and VOID; that Is TO say. that the Pills
must not be taken when any female is in INTEREST
ING SITUATION, otherwise a MISCARRIAGE will be
the inerikrbie result.
Explicit directions. to be carefully read. company
each box Price 81. Sent by mail enclosing 81 to
DIR. CoassIrs L. CHEEsEx.s. Box 45s1, Post Office New
York City. Sold by Druggist in every town in the
United States. Given under my hand and seal,
{. L. CHEESENAN, NJ d.
4. d. HUTCHINGs, Gsnerh Agent for the Omitted
snses los Chambers ST. Se,r York, to ,ohom all ,chole
SAL orders should he addressed
Sold in Ottawa by lsep121yI D. WALKER co.
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Daley. Magical Pain Extractor.

In all diseases Inflammation less predomi-
nates-Bou to alay Inflammation strikes al the root OF
the disease-hence immediate
DALLEI's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, and no
thing Else will allay Inflammation once, and make
certain cure
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure
the following among a catalogue of DISEASES
BuRxs, ScaLpS, Curs, CHAIRS, SORE SirPIks, CoKss,
8CSIoSs- BRUISES STRAINS, BITES PoIsOS, CHnsL,ISs
BnKS ScRoFrLA, ULCERS, FEVER SORES, FI0Ss ACHE
Pms soax EYES, GouT, swEILiSGs, RHEr>arrsx Sc.p
HEAD, SALr RHErv, BALpSEss, EsrsIPEL,s, EIsGwoRA
EAkgEEs ITcT, Snail POx. MEASLES, RASH, &c, &C
Je some 1t may appear increduous that so many di-
.-spu,d re reached 10y article; such idea
will vanish when reflection points tire fact, that the
salye is csnssa.,icn o: ingredients. each and
applying perfec -niidots ai,poste disorder
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR In its effects
magical because the time l. short between disease
and a permanent cure; and ii Is an extractor as it
draws al disease OF the affected leaving
perfect before TIE inquiry. St scarcely necessary
60 that house workshop. mandatory should
be nonle-t without IL.
No Pain Extractor Is genuine unless the box has
e steel da. engraving, With the Of Henry Dali
ley, Manufacturer
For sale by AL the Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers throughout the United States and Clnsdas.
Principal Dept, 16o Chambers 81 Mar York.
sepl2-Iy CT. CHACE.
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TEN DOLLARS LESS
Fall and Winter Goods
ElSKE g. TAYLOR'S !!

WYE are Of enng OF the largest and best Sc
w lectcd stocks of
Clothing CENTS Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps,
and Eoots and Shoes,
offered in this other market to which We IN
wife the attention of those wishing good suit.
Fine Cloth Goats, black and Fancy. from - to 425;
Goats, of all the different styles, from - TO $50
|, $50 Vests. of all styles and qualities;
1,GE0 pair of Pants, fashionable styles;
Buffalo Over Coats, Gents Shawls, Hats and Caps,
Fur. Plush, and Cloth for Men and Boys Wool Under
Shirts and Drawers. Linen Shirts, Gents Scarfs Com
and Muffer., Wool and Merino Socks. Buck and
Fur Glove. oud Mitts-n fact everything a Gentleman
wishes o he found at our Store.
To the Ladies
We have large and well selected stock OF Ladies,
Misses and Chidren's Shoes which We shall sell at
Eastern prices Black Lasting Caters, for .c Ladies
Rubbers Sandals, Long Rubber Boots, Snow Shoes,
Congress Caters and BusSns, &C., &c-in fact every
thing desirable for The season.
To tlsc Gentlemen.
Our assortment is complete in best French t,al and
Hrayy Work Best Calf, sewed and egged, $50 to 81
Double soled Congress Caters, for Fall wear; Kip
Boots from 81 80 -; Boys Boots and Shoes Gent
Rubbers and Sandals, best quality, 81.
As Goods manufactured expressly TOT Us, We
are sure they will give entire satisfaction
Thanking You for past patronage We hope to see You
at our Store two doors of the City Rank. on Mad
Street. [sep26l FlskE TAYLOR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-12-05

motion said deeds were received and said street or
dered TO be opened. and the clerk directed to get
said deeds recorded, and issue an order to j. +.
Nash in payment therefor. 81.
: q Bill of Gas and Coke Company, $l2o, was pre-.
sented and on motion of Bristol, was ordered paid
in snch sized orders as the Company may desire.
Bill of Marks Moria ~, and eleven others, for
street labor, ordered paid.
Bill of Francis McGafiin, street labor, sl.s7 or
dered paid.
On motion of Leavens, clerk directed to advertise
to receive bids for Pine street sewer each kind of
work to be bid for separately, TO be received up to
Dec. 18th, at =. NJ.
On motion of Bristol, the Mayor authorized
to superntend the construction of street crossings
and direct the manner and kind To be made.
Adjourned J. AVERY, ctr clark