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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
Jnteresen,S ,SesabIuns a

Sn Der pcrIsetsH Dcds Fnb BON Der gtfeinia.
ten Staatsn 4tsiGans srtilGsn s20O,060 unp
$500 900, aIs SnttreiItn an psn Staat Warp.
tanr 6t,atlt pcrben.-Dtr Staat battt Der 9iss
siruns ndmtid. = 70 Gilt man sor. - fAcn In
1912 9jep ettsbn. ,rtlass swar I9rH jrfl6m
ben Sabrtn 1918 unp 1922 suriidtt,aStt wurse
-bis SnttrtGtn icllen absr tstr unbsjatlt ss>
tliebtn ftn. = Die Sa6t Iistt wirtliG rsRas
ountsl, rpsnn nift gan; strbS6tis aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
llenafTlDania Drabtwsrkr,

DO. 226 GyA 81, aRiiasa r'r 2ttH Rne 3tfH,
(grolnaper Ger Ygeac Strass) f rf
9ybilaecIpbia. f
Girtsi, Glbslss. SertRshen, eewctsnsr Dratt,
pen jeeer Nssforms Rnp Brdtf, iimmt aIi'T
4rttu etSsinsn rnp fanep Dralt' artstsn.
SApsre sstpilis 5rdbts fir GunIsn.3 3anss /;
Reblen, Sans uns Gravel SiebeH Wapistma-
der. Orabi GyIinrsr uno Gans9 8clm. tfttdt
auf biz tsRf Manier; Draft unh 5rnStyatte.
Sin Isbr ScrjdslIdsr Nrtitsl fir ftpsFs @ifRtr
Sisten-m.s aud alf Scrtln GilGsrS CTatt une
Sisten.
@aUii6, GarbD uus aHni'.
etrhpsssr 0. 1857. uq3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
unaInf.

g8r fao btri&tst worbm. bab iiG In NitSsr-
Biaeunsit Gaunf&ip. in bidfm Gauntyi Vi str
9Ienn,. @rubt pss @scrss gltamastr taaf tsHf
9antr ett Saecb Nnorias) am lsbttn DrrHrs
nag. Gin tInsldd sreisntt basf.-=Man mar ndm-
lid, baielb bsi4aftgt Gri gu srabrn. ais auf sin'
NAL stnt Waes Grbt anf bic artsttr binatfsl,
wseurds 5errn ) 1ma as B | dtrt tin Bein
ltssI6lasen rurbt. - ggir batea niGt ssbGrt
paR lcnit Stmanp ttiGahist ruIrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
Rin aref;es Ei.

5rr 8. 9. Nidity ssn Ncrc. @tsitball saun.
I&ip, etha GauniS dtrianrts uns Itbts serGt
Elm lJtbntr .Gi, relGss 81 te "a 9ra miet.-
Dasjeni9e rss Snrn etittnlrrstr, in tsr 8ris-
Osnstots Siaes, il alIc sstrta-unS ts IN bifs
patti tins srn Der 8epublitdnff&tn
Srrts.- Dabslts ii in biritt Drude,i sin,u-
ietsn. nnS mir irascn nun sSst fam 70 bite
icnY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
A. on ManafirIb. Nhir. tratl ana Wlcnl

OF Sn @dnsTsIb. Obiu, brad am Rontus
glahts Gin Dirb In ben Stubr beS Sarn 8tp'
meier unS 60. elm. Gin !6srr @plsr, ter i'm
and&asctssestn Stobr BON Stursss unp Go. f6licf
srplrbe tara pas @srduI6 cinrr sinsetrc6snen
S&eits aufselrsdt, 5ifnee faGte ras 8sniftr unb
als eer Tieb NIT siner eaOung SafAsnnisifsr fa'
pom rilen wolltr, GhpB sr mad gm uno traf itn
alidlia in bic 8sins, f. su6 Der &srI istns geuts
fallen Iirs uno fort rilte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
scrbttratbet:

am ksttn Disnaas in 8rnpins, rurh htn etrr.
pm. 8rrmn, .!Ssrr D AVID gSsie IA. vcr
+ecwtiu 9dunIaipi nit prf S1ittwe Saas psH
alltntaun, 9e6a Gaanty.
am 29ln augail. bura htn Gtrp. 5rii.
Srcbli, pnr Siaat 9 ttftiers BON prttetcrHT
nit Wie &a @ael DeilAtr, prn Sley.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
t1ewport, Ky.. TpirFsinssn Ser Sinaiis.
fletffue

Doe gemmttse bon 5enrs GaantY; SS., tssl.
thss nad 9lewpcrt fam um cine SutferiFiicf ron
s300,000 jur Grbauuns etner Gifmbatn ucn
gsrport mad ecuispille 80 pefanldH,n, 9dt niit
RddfGt apf bic sesenpartiSeh Fnan,Itltn @h'
rem pisltn glaa Serf&etsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

0TSeit Ginidtrung rss SprsbC rSer dtnrii
Iben .3adsrrrbrs in ben gsrrnigsen Siansen lins
faum Spc SABRE pfrfIclIen uno fdcn icllsH, nil
ssIast rrirb, itsr 100000 older Sane ramlt be-
pfIln,t Icin. r.g
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

E5- Seit Gntreduns RES n,dnnrtii6rn 5rls'
srupb linp $4,000 0Srilen Grlrsrapten.inirn cr'
ri6tct wprcrn. Daprn luS Die SSlfte in rcn
@trdnattn Stautrh, bic onpsrn III Gurcpa. @as
pirir qlnien fcinmrn iratrl8einIiA in SsT6incun9
na& Der eeauus res srcBen Saues Gtct zen at
ldniildcn S5cean.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
RerPs Gauntv.

am n6&Rsn Sanads fnbst bic Dslssatsn'
gcnpeltipn unlsrrr 8rsuRbe - Der @esner Der
isbioen NaticnaI gssisrrms mb Der SelaSsrei'
Grrsitsruns I'm Reacms, SGts Gauntv latt.-
Gs 1cll batrt elm pcllrs Gduntp 9idst In Grncn'
nuna aebradt rrrcen.-@Iid pan
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

5r. Sutn @uplia. Der felt stpl IL Sab
rem, fribr in 8saSins unp ipdter in Gliab Saun'
IGip, wcbnt, III son preiiosnt Buchanan ais
GcnIul Der Ser. Staatsn, 3u Salel In Der
S6psi,, angsRslt pcrrm..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

pg Die sissjdertss Grnls In gsyptn, giried.
in aueefcrsmitid ftsittis, 70 ea6 bic pcraus'
06tIi&r auefHbr tn's auelane auf minesaens
80 0liacnsn SrctulitCr peraHfGlast fstrS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

I@- Sn Gtclisr GuutY III bic Grunetirnsn'
6dulnts in 5pl0s pss Sslsn Hsseniprtttrs an per-
1fisrrnsn Srin rinsctrettn. Gin Bsusr, Der
feline @runpbirnrn ausstmaGt tattt, muett bic
Ielbrn bes Gelanfs we0sn ipircrr psr9raben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

@ugafa, 2. Srpttr. Die 9artiR Central
a6ceiatOn psn @sOreia bat iiG sssen bic Sraet
Socistp ausgsiprr6u wtasn Der Stlnpenfragr,
unO tsf6tpifsn Der gsleaihuit iets tlntrfisauJ
,u sntssbsn, Bic ls bic Sflaprrsifrnss pSlis uRs
tfriibrt laecn piro. aa
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

s0-9n einissn 5bsilsn Der 7drisi fls am IL.
Stunt rrtber Slcsm. Die Grot lat aus irit Gin
SblaGtfslD, uno bic Sias battsn pas anisbm
pon 6lutiam Sttsmsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
7tipdca lEbrudar

Sn Mrn,pBis 5enntlice. bat ii6 Dor cinistn
6ossn Der IS Sabre alts So tnYcncbcs
nit Der 14jibrgen ecoife Sarris rtr'
bsirrtbts. Die 9atbs ipsrr wcbl ttilsr 9spsl:n
i6ie Der prteferlide Sestn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

D6T Die semrratur In Der Grbe Reist alls
40 i5ue einsn @rap Sabrsntsit. Su stnrr Iieft
pcn % Mrile ipiiree 0alIsr fe6sn. unb In riner
Sieie pcn 100 MsiIm mub airs SelGmcIJen irin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

sSrguf rsr Gamsm ttHS atlanit Giienbntn
Iieesn am Santiago swsi 6arren5dge sufammen,
rOOurG 8 S>srfonen sst6ptrt une sisIs ansre Sers
trunpet purbeH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

GJOte YennlstDantf&s Gifsn'
batn.G mpany wurcs pcr Sur5rm in Sun'
tiuaocn pertrttelt, cnsm Wldnns, rrIirn 8nr
ibtrfabrsn pcrpen, $4,000 GntladciSuns 81 ts'
,ahleR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

aItany, A. Sspt. M. Daniel, fsr Gai.
irsr Der gliasara gant pcn ecdpcrt, raret se'
tern Nadt in Dem Gilsntaanwa9en uni Gin pa'
det NIT $50 900 In gBshfsln tfrautt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

01rSn pbileptIptid ira cine gSittwt rcpnsn,
reibc 25 Stnper sat, ste ole bel ibr wctusn unc
ron pmn frineS Ssrbsraltst III.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

glew.O a. Sept. Sisr brad
81, bsute 2 leur aus, bic i'm @ansn, stnsn gtr'
lult Yun $4,000 rrrurfadten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

R~SalIirt bat 9Otn 9tcntricn, bsr 5erauss
sstrr res bstannIsn Santnptn Nsrcrtrrs. er
IN perbaftrt wcrpm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

sS- Gin ayteIii&n 8runnrn tE ct. 9uuis ~
btrtits 2200 SUP iitf, anp trFrt man npS int
or tisftr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

sdr Na6 ben nsusilsn gIaaridten scm Plus
Ianee lino bic @straire.YrrIle absrmals esfunfen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

Nswgcrf, I. Sept. Sin Sedmtsr bsI
i,Wsdanics Banning aNoeiatipn'' -trurps beu
tficrssn uuf ris slntlase bin arrstirt, id tinss
tlntrri6Ief ron $4,000 (6utbis ssmadt ju 3D.
ben. :3uIclse pieirs llntsridisifs tat bic afc'
tiaticn ibre 5biren 9sltIcHsn, tpas in Der sBall'
ltrdbs atrrmats Gin Sante brrsrrritf.
Die auirssuns in @alRraGs wures nod srt'
fer auf bic Na6rdt bin, bob WsTrs. Sssbs II.
Go zine src6s Sanffrma ibrs 3ablurssn ius'
penpirt batcn. Die Srpesuns in fnar3islln
Rreiien III pacur& ncd orrmebrt. 0cd biz
8ubistrrn unp 8oblunterri6tetsn tctra6tcr iit
ole poriitsrsebenO. mp gu feiuer tricrSnferr'
9encrn Qusrebnuns idbreno.
Gin brnfutrnrtr Baufra6e Santir tstrd6tt
bic srsenmdrtiss SiSruns nur aIs cine teilidnlr
Srwssung Der 8lutttu, ipel6t ale Slairn duf biz
ObnIidte irritt, abtr BEN fcliren 3bsil rss @elbs
fpIsmt nHr um ic iihrer une SupsTldlf9fr sstal'
trt.
Der 9anfrctt scn 8. $. prtnties II. Co..
tttic ausstosbnte Sutfatrifatcns' 6irmd III angss
Sei0t linb Der 2 ppsr 3 Sfcplrfperiiufsrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09

nay Die SOlIiarr 8ant, in 8aFalce, bag ibrr
s9drcn lfBtf gcGr rtrufalls SslalOiitu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
3anferotte.

Sn Geip. gsrt iOlsn bic 3siten l6IsGt fsn.-
Gin 9antrrctt nda Dem anprn fnrrt latt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
Srano i'm lDeisen im noeltcn,

Die 9leu'gcrt tribune bon pcaser gecdr fnst
bab lpdte Ndhritten ron ZEN 9rcben 6rt6linss-
weiisn erjeusenrsn 8fsjcnsn IN Snpiana unb 81.
Iinpts niat siinitis Iautsn. Die itsrmdbis fsii&s
ts gSittsruns bat lrbr Uirl 8ranc i'm gBcjen ssrs
uriaGt, psIGsr In Jcise bsS faltrn uno nosen
5riblinsS bisiss Sabr unsrw5Snli6 ipaf Sur 9lsi.
fs fpmmt.-GS III cut lflimmiisn int nittlsrn
Snbiana unb In G9aIn pes mittIerrn SQincis.
Rsg- 9ri Der rsuli6en glaycr'gsabf h, Dtls
minstcn.. Dslaware, babsn bic amsrifaml6tn'
glrrutlfansr nit rInrr srcbrn NebrbeIt 8sIrat,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-09-09
6esnen i'm 1fJeaen.

gtH I'm @elim rtlencer Greunb lGrEibi 8cl'
ssnots an bic gleu.gjorf Srtane -
hgtuf Dem gpss pcn Cincinnati mad Steabsni
pills stenssn mir bst bsr Sluerei ber @tielllHaft
Der @ecncmiiirn pot6d. Sn Der unssfe9r sint
Dleile lunsea gBisie BOT f& Elm feitaslithsr aH'
Bid bar, inbem bic Seuma3sr, ttiiebtn6 aus ur'
sefetr pier;is Websprrlcncn uno ettpa balls 10
pisl MannspsrIonen, bslddftist parsn bas @ras
III fyreitsn, eas 5su gu re@ru, auf,ul6ctern unc
aui,utapen. Die @eitsperipnen ipatsn ale 9teid,
ssfsibst In raueS bauspsrisrtstes blauss baum
ipc1enes 3eus unc srcbe Strptttite, nit ben
5erimpen perniitisIV sinfS einfahea blauen Ban
pes bidt iibsr bic Obren bintntsr SeEanee--al'
les Don ibrer slasnsn @srfntisuns. bas blaus
8anb einssfGlciien. t. Disfe III tint rr rrbIta'
tsnbtrn @esai&aften In ren gerrinsttn Staa'
ten, mub atrr talp ausiterbsn. tnesn, felt Ssrse
Sabren fsin 8ino unter itnsn sebcrfn rcrbtn 10.
Das Stic Sbal auf Der sanssn Strtde bio nad
StsubenSille III elm Scaldnbissr 8duersts@arttn.
Gold grimes gSsll6fcrn Iclde ausgebebnts
gBidsn limb mas ben Wei;sn bttrifft, babe i'd
bic S6oter ni6t 70 blot liebsn selsben, i,itetn'
Id, Gin Rrate mar uno bic @drben ;uIdmmen tr,iS.
unp bamals slautts if Fe Itisn gang ju bid,
psnn ib msinte, ib fSnnts fe mic ;uIammsn brin'
gen.
ednss Der Stic unb NiIIIffppi Giltntabn bon
GmtirHati pur6 9npiaHa, mub Id ssllstsh. flnb
itb mid Isbr sstSulGt. Das 9anp mar massr
uno iAledt bstaut, unp fclsli& parsn nit Gus'
nabme pcn bie unp pa rinem einjslntn 0t!f6tcrn'
ftlp, bic paGItnbsn grnrtsn I6ls6t. limb ldnst
trm sanwn Brs parsn 70 Sisle miiiise NSnntr
Su Itben, 70 fab Id nit Datrtsit iassn fam, bab
t3 auf ciusr Strsde ppn finf,is Wsilsn ni&t si'
nsn Wann BON 4 bis llbr an sr Irtfit lat.
aGe warsn miiiFs 3sbn cher srpSlf ranntsn
aus einem Wflidfernfelp mad bem Depot, I'm
bic 3titunssn Su ittsn, atsr Fs i4isnsn ni&t. ais
Of lis an Der Irbsit ssweisn warsn. NaHsen'
mir bri Sinesnnss ibsr ben @abai& sesanssn
parsn, irurbr sS in SiniiGt Der Grncten teiIsr.-
sBis wiirrs ss Dir ssfalsn, auf tinsr Strsde Gin
5slo ron Gin tunbert adsr prdGiisss @sliGfcrn
gu itten, bSbr OILS rein 8Upf9 Diries iii ris'
Der straS wie bic alten 3ftsn, wiirreif cu idssn.
no es ;pei Bits bas Sul&sl gait. Sc babe id
rs ssletsn, unp ss frsurt mi4 Is aubu;ciGntn." "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
WALL Paper Depot.

'Er-H0dEl FE-LIsl U --l IIaLslaTtl .LlJ" ;
trimmings, g..
Glass.-AI sizes from by 10, to 81 by "a.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05
Earirultu al .
sveeney---Its Cause and Cure.

This term IS not in the dictionary, and
nrobatIy N no work on faTriery, either Eng
iish or American. The reason may be that
no such disease existed; Il being the effect
Of L cause,-as an affection az the armpit Is
sometimes caused 10y m injured hand. The
cause of the so-ca.led Sweeney is produced
by hard driving. or q slight founder, or oF
want o! growth in the outer rim oil tue moor
corresponding to that within.
Hs1.s!y.-PaTe the sole Of the foot tnln,
especially next 20 the frog. Prepare Shoe
for that purpose, and when well set, spread
the heel oue-four.!i oi an inch. Repeat the
spreading at the end OF week, and again,
If tie boOf and shoe will admit, when 1t
must be reset. keer the sole and SIDE oi
fIe bcof moistened with any pen tralIng
animal oil. Or with fresh COW dung applied
twice tiav. Relief will follow, and IN most
cases Ia a few weeks the i2rneU,ss @ad swet-
ney Will disappear.
If the case be too stubborn for these ap-
pIianceS. shear oil the hair above the hoof
Ter the space Of an inch and Il half; wash it
clean. and spread on blister sa.ye-not let
ting it touch the heel. Bathe il in mode
ratelv, by holding i heated iron near II, ana
smooth it of with your spreading kniIe IN
the direction YOU wish the hair 10 grow
Tie the horse to the rack for twenty-iour
hours, so that he cannot react. the plaster
with his teeth, and in few weeks I ne" and
enlarged edition of hoOt viii be seen pro-
truding This process may need repeating
after four week. VA. T. Hamilton, tB
CoLNtry GeHtieEaGh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

BurTER.--WiIi Salt preserve Butter? No,
that question IS easily answered. Salt Is
added to butter for two reasoas-one Is to
assist in its preservation, the dairy-woman
vainly thinking that salt Will keep butter
sweet Another set add salt with dishonest
motives, with the idea that all the salt put IN
bu-t5r = sold at the full price the butter
u Il is a great mistake. Every pound
CT So yut in butter, over what Is requlreI
10 give ii flavor, instead of bringing cash
return 20 ihe butter maker, proves positive
loss of several cents a pound, because It re-
duces the value Of every pound Of butter so
over salted, frequently as much as three
cents pound. Butter Is not preserved by
sat. TIT i positive. Il VIII keep just IS
..-. ard last "a sweet as Olive OF, without
SIT. If 10 other substance * incorporated
with it. Ii i the "a%cin OF milk that sp1I ;
LIE butter. and unless free from that, no ant
can keep it sweet Butter should be Churr-
ed ~ GJS, and Immediately afterwards re
ducod u igS. and the les II X touched by
human hands the better. II must be woT..-
ei cool, either with or without washing, Is
That i a u.ootei question, until absolutely
free from butter milk or PARTICLES Of sour
curi. and then JUS; enough and 10 mere sat
a.!iei To suit t.ie taste "f the consumed
The salt must be pure, and one ounce o. ten
pounds Of butter WI! .e sufficient. Then
psrl, the butter soiidiy in any cask Of sweet
wood. ~ stone pet 50 as 10 exriuic the n
and lust 81 Ion. a. the air - excluded tie
butter will remain sweet Ii Il cou'd Q
Kept perfectly excluded. the period that it
would keep sweet Is forever Your question
i answered Salt MI not preserve butter
-Irij4Er
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

PRESERVING ANEIIcAS GrsTy.-The re-
suits Of some experiments made in France
il tie preservation OF grain haze but very
recently zen pub! shed. y year $50, eX-
act'y }. IIJ bushels uf American wheat weEc
by wy Of trial ,"c,C-ci ~ two siJ0g of
sheet frontage cy'lud-r> sunk into the
sroGnd-ant were carefully closed, se.-cG
ani covered
The seals were removed IN tie first we-i.
Of last month IN presence O.. two DELEGATE
from the War O.Iice. and Of several members
OF the Commission for Military stores. TIE
grain was then subjected 10 a stEiyt CXamii.a-
tiJa, and unanimously declared 20 he exact
Is the same - = was when sealed up. The
cost Of preserving corn by means uf these
s.Ios does not exceed Is cents per - bush,
while al danger Of loss ty lisc or ye.miu =
entirely Obviat-t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

SHNvrSG TIA BzAED.-Dr. E'liDt-7u. ia his
" Human ..ysiolo-y,' J;h edition, says:
d" IL cannot bat be custom rn-st insulting
20 nature, % shave OF the heard, which If
k-Tt iG TrrT trim. q bis and Beasts IN
stIuctrvely Keep tI~'- fl.masc AMI La'r in
good order, completes the perfection 81
mans face, AMI the external GI-trny..on OF
tie sexes. and whatever Igd5,S pretend TO
the contrary, renders nan r,r more attract
i've TO vouan-at ar rate. -aru custom
has tim TO lessen iuOir s.,u.:us rsru--
nance; for thrir prcfereur" ter men with
good wLisker- j. certain. Shaving wa for
biidcu by Noes. anil ths--t'r', according TO
Jews and Chri>tiaus, 10y God; II was Sc
vsre punishment among tte ludi1Us, and az
irreparaLle Insult among the Germans. The
OsmaLli sveats Ly bis beard, and spends
half his days upon II. Shaving prevails in
Europe, because the kiHEs Of France set the
example to ths5r cruntrieS, who were follow
eI by the natiO- ..lh formerly gave ton to
neisLb0ring nations, ard therefore was at
length followed by al, in this Troublesome
and unmanly fashion"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-05

SIMPLICITY ~ English D8EsS-In the IA
miles of mary of the nobility and gentry Of
England, possessing an annual income which
az Itself " 0u,d be an azUpic fortune, there i
greater economy of dress and more simpiici-
g. in the furnishing of the dwelling. than
there Is in many Of the houses of our citi-
.-rns, who ar. barely able to supply the daily
wants Of their families b the closest a:;en-
ton - their business. \ friend Of ours,
who sr;;0urned, not long since, several
months ". the vicinity Cs some @. the
g-,aI,hv Ian,ei ari~tocraoy az ENGLAND,
whose ample r. 1t-rolls would have warrant
Ell a high sivIc o. fashion, was surprised ut
the simplicity OF IrSuneis rrlcticcd- SIR
wants are much more '.uInerCUs then with
u hut the ladies made uo.e account Of one
So i~.ss than would be thou, 1t here Of
r--r were generally clothed in co1i sub
-..- ~fuif-, and display Of fine rlo'.'ing
Wa reserved for great occasions. The iG''-
nJturc &C tUc mansions, instead OF being
tur u out ct doors every few years for new
and more fashionable styles, was the same
which the ancestors Of the families for scvc-
raj neraIiHus bad possessed. substantial
and IN EXCELLENT preservation. but plain and
without any prctcu~iOUS TO elegance Even
The carpets on man suits of parlorS had
been on the fi.r- for fifty years, and were
cNpecte to do service far another half cen
turv. WIKI U, how different Is tine state Of
things We are wasting amount of
wealth IN tai< country "a Shor. and fashion.
which. rightly applied, would renOvate the
condition e the whole population of the
world, AMI CaTi-,ianize aud educate al man
kild
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all They safe and pleasant to take but power
fui Their penetrating properties stimulate
vital activities OF the body, te distractions
organs purify the blood and cxpel disease They
Drge the hlrroTs which breed aud grow dstenl-
ner stimulate sluggish dsordered organs into their
natural action, impar healthy tone with strength
the whole system. Not only do they the day
Complaints every body, but also formidable aud dan
p,roIs diseases that have baied the best OF human
skl. While they produce powerful elects they are, at
the same time in diminished doses, the safest and best
,y that be employed for children. Beng sugar
coated they are pleasant take and being purely We
pet.ble are free any risk OF harm. Cures have
been made which surpass Desi they not substan-
ted by men of such exalted position and Character
TO forbid the suspicion Of untruh. Many eminent cler
gynen and physicians have lent their names TO certify 10
the public the reliability Of my remedies, WINE others
have sent the assurance OF their conviction tat my
Preparations contribute immensely TO the relief OF my
afflicted suffering felowmeD.
The Agent below named is pleased TO furnish grals
my American Almanac, containing directions ior ulef
use, certificates OF their Of the following COM
plants
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul Stomach, Nau-
Indigestion, Morbid Inactiou of the Bowels, and
Pain arising therelroH FatGeucy, Loss of Appetite all
IlcerOus and CJtaneous Diseases which require an
cuant Medicine Scrcfua Kings Evil They also, by
purifying the bosd and stimulating cure
ny complaints which would supposed they could
reach, such Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia
and Nervous lrritaby, arrangements Of the Liver and
Kidneys Govt and other kindred plants arising from
a low Of the body obstruction Of its functions
Do be put OF by Unprincpled dealers with some
. other pin they make more prOht on Ask Tor AVER
PuL- and take nothing else. No other they can give
Won copoare. VIII. this ia its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick the best aid there is 70! them, ad
r rl.-ys -. ys1ia ny
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W ilerI,lS.

L ordinance authorizing the Mayor OF the City Of
n Ottawa 20 borrow the sum Of twelve thousand dol
be expended ia erecting and furnishing school
house has been passed BY the City Council and approved
by the O. the City election held for that pur
pose which % be secured by bonds Of the City OF
five hundred dollars each payable ten years after date
with Interest the rate Of tca pr cent, payable auHC
ally
Now therefore, /, GEORGE T. Waller, Mayor q said
Guy, hereby give notice that ready Office, ia
Ottawa 10 receive subscriptions said loan. BY the
diuaLce q. : provided that there shall be annually set
apart by the treasurer, be used FOR otter pIrPp--
FIST money received into the treasury, .-
cieut sum 10 pay -gId interest.
good opportunity i here afforded 70 ME -ae in
y--,Il.ut where ;h- int-re-: Tu be promptly id auuu-
ally Those who wish subscribe viii please DO % i'm
IneIa;yy. 10 - desirable hat the building should be
.ay48 c 3 WALKER, Mayor,
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\ TI>u y = iIUHAS SzyIL.-TwO sons Of
Mr. john H. Insect, Of GrceEhCr-, Pa,
were in the habit %: citing night lines in
the Allegheny River, in ori r 10 become
possessed of Jimmy tribe. One morning q
very mysterious looking thing was Observed
from TIE shore as beng attached to one Of
the lines oIt some distance. On drawing in
the line. fish was first on the hook. with
his head proirudin. from the or;tire Of hu-
:u-n skull, and too large IL allow its escape
tI,relrou. Tie theory :. that the fish be
come GDnlici.,I in the skull. some .ine siHce,
arI grew until it become imprisoned there,
beyond is power to escape Una:dcd. The
skull IS sound, and has yet four teeth in it.
the remainder having dropped ont. Its
shape indicates that It probably belonged 10
negro, and was perhaps that OF a female.
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lands SOr Sale.

!, abstracts Of Title.
"AVING a full and complete abstract Of title of
every piece of land town lot in the county,
which is kept Up every night, now prepared to fur
rs at short notice aud reasonable terms abstracts
of ,itle Tau-el l. p. SANGER.