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Mahtc gs, 1887.
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
TINS MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EYER DRAWN'
CaDital Prize $50. 900,

TICKETS ONLY $40.
OWING to the great favor with which our Sing 10
" Number Lotteries have been received by the
pnlic and the large demand for Tickets the Nlnna
gers 5. SWAs x Co. Will have draw ing each Sa tut-
Gay throughout the year.
The following Scheme will be drawn in each
their Lotteries iot June, lT57.
CLASS 3O
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Georgia, ~ public,
on SATURDAY, June 9TH, 1857
CLASS 10,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta Georgia in public
Saturday, June 18Th, 1857,
GLASS Al,
TO be drawn in the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, in pubc
Saturday, June Goth, 1851.
CLASS ~,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta. Georgia in'puhle,
saturday, juno 9Th, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Three Thousand Three Hundred and Fire Prizes
More than one Prize to every Ten Tickets.
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THE WEATHER.-The weather for
The week past has been glorious. The warm
sun and frequent and corious showers
have caused vegetation to spring up woud-
crfully. Tho young corn is piercing the
ground, and in some cases the farmers
have the ''cultivator," st work. The birds
are said to 90 very troublesome.
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ACOIDENT.--We regret to learn, by
q telegraph despatch, of an accident which
happened on the Buffalo and Dunkirk rail
road on Tuesday morning last, by which
,JoHN SHARpLEss and WALRrR SCOTT,
of Cattawissa, were considerably injured.
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SAD NEWS.--We regret to learn that
the Rev. Mn. HUTcHIHg, formerly pastor
of the Episcopal Church in bloomsbury,
but new now residing in Albion, illinois,
recently lost seven out Of nine children in
ten successive days, from scarlet fever, and
at last accounts the other two were il.
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THE HORSE.-i he wonderful secret
of tanning wild horses, which has caused
some excitement in this ncighborhood, can
be found in full, by referring to the first
page Of to days paper,
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JULY 4th, ls57.--Less than one hun
dred years age, the nation was born. The
growth is wonderful Can We not have
here in BloOmsJHrg, n place containing
upwards of two thousand inhabitants, some
attraction, that may be interesting to all I
What say you citizens of the townl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meeting of the
Columbia County Agricultural Society,
will te held in the Court House this after
noon, a, 2 o'clock,
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sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES.

TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL PRBVAILi
,Dort of fhs Com uittee appointedt sup f6rGho Burn
tnR efths iron safes, at Reading Hh yV, 1927.
READING, tfch 4, 1857.
Tho undersigned, members of tn ,mmiiiec, do
respectiull report that we saw the safes orle
nuy agreed upon by Farrels & l1etn aud Evans q
Watson, placed side by side in a luI ace, yz me
Safe in se by the paymostcr Of the ndeipnla ann
Reading Raj road Company, in his @ at Reaulhg
ma nu factured by Farrels Herring nc the rare 10
use by II a. Jantz. in his store, , m9nuactured .!
Evans 4 Watson, and put in books and papersi e
cisely alike. -
The Il re wa sta ted at ~ o'clock, A NJ and ko
up until four cords OF green 'ck0ry two cords
unk nd half chu stnut Top wood were entirely co
sumed, the whole under the SUPER nj en- dCnC3 of
subsc ibers members oi the Committee. The Say
were then co DIED OF with water, az tr which tn
we re orencd aud the books and papers taken out
the ommittcr aud sent to H. A. LRntz g store 70
puhnc examinatIo and ma rhe by the Committee
Tho ooks ard pap rstaken from the safe uHfac.
tured by Fnrrcls & nerrings were, in our Judgment
damaged fully fifteen per cent more than those taken
from Evan Il W2tsor's safe
We believe the above to have been fair nnd in =
partial trial ofthe respe ctive qualities Of both Sales
JACOB n. DYSHER.
DANIEL 5. HUNTER
Having been absent durn . the bur ming, we ful "
col cide with tn above sin lement Of the co ndtion
of the papers and books taken out of the respec
Safes
GA. NICOLL5,
II. n. Nun LENBERG.
JAS. MILHOLLAND.
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EARLY.-Radishes, Onions and Rhu-
barb have made their appearance in our
market. Green Peas will come next.
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THE OEMETERY,-A more bcauti-
ful reposing spot for the dead than our
cemetery is seldom met with
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THUNDER STORM.-Quite a heavy
thunder gust passed over this place on
Sunday evening last.
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4ORNAMENTAL-To haze the side
walks filed up with boxes, barrels, wheel
bsrrows, Re,
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A MAP OF COLUMBIA AND MON.
TOJTp NnTrNTTEC


rrNIlR subscriber tnkes pleasure in informing the ci.
4 zens of Columbia aud Montour eountioH, that he
intends publishing a L6ROE md ORNAMENTAL
M6P Of the counties above mentioned, from actual
measurements, by onginal surveys throughout both
counties He also takes pleasure to state that, 10
make the surveys, he has engaged Mr.. James Krlly,
of the most competent aud experience surveyors
in the StateAuthor Of the maps Of Philadelphia Wash
ington, Richmond, Montgomery and Union counties &c
The surveys will he commenced ms soon us suhi.
cent number Of copies have been subscribed for, to
warrant it's publication.
1he map viii contain an actual survey NJ all tLi
public roads with their distances mstted thereon in
way Mat the distances between any two places n Tho
counties can eas lily be obtained Also the l9caion
Mus, Hotels, Churches, School Hoasss, Smuhhops Post
Offices Uhedurights Foundries Furnaces Factories, &c
with the names of all the property holders, in thcii
exact places throughout the counties
Plans of ali the towns in the countless large scale
W III appear in the margin
The plan Of the map will be plotted 20 n suitable
scale, so as to make large aud Otnamented map p
not less than hny by forty inches to he engraved II
the hest style, handsomely coCred, and delivered Il
subscribers only nt s. per copy, payable on delivery
J. A. J. CUMMINGS, Pu5hsktr.
Chilisquaque, May 10. lG51-tf
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THE VITAL FLUID enters every organ orthe body
through the circulation, distributes the nutftve prn
ciple TO every texture and the of every
tion. In word tits til life of mau How mpo r.
tant then that IL should be kept in pure and healthy
condition. Hurieys sarsdparWd Is know TO possess
propert les which become asst acd W in tho blood,
djsnicctng it of d sense, and rest orng exhaust cd
nature TO pristine vigor.-COlumbid l7era5) Hordd.
Soldby sCHEIFFELIN, BROTH Err & co
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Baya THE Five Per Cent. Sa0ing Fund
orthe National safety Company, Hdinm street south.
cornoriof THIRD street. pha, hus
than OgR Munosof Dollars, all in MoRTAdEs GROUND
RrSrs, and other first class securities, to the benefit
depostors.
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W. Tue DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR GOV Err.
NORA corr espondent writes That soon Cen.
hacker heard that he had been nominated for Governor
by the Dem ocratic Convention at Harrisburg, he de-
clared hi ms o overjoyed and avowod his dete rninu
ten take the stump anunrly day in an Irresistible
suit Of clothing from the mag nicent sabshment of
GRANVILLE srmFs, No, COZ (ae 600 Chestnut street
above 9th, Philadelphia.
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Dreadfal Riot In Washington ci,y,
From Utah,

Brighan Touag Drifting A,cav The Cen
tileS---A large Number of Emigyants
Lcacjng tue Icrrttory.
ST. Louis, June 2.--'rhe Leavonwortb
TX. T,) Herald, OF the goth ult learns
from gentleman named Williams, who
left Sslt Lake on april I5th, thAt great
excitement prevailed at that place. Brig
ham Young was driving the Geutiles away
from the Territory. Judge Stiles, the U.
States Marshal, the Surveyor General, and
their families, together with large number
OF cmigran's were leaving.
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LIQUOR In the counsy Of Columbia
thera are the following establishme nts en-.
2 g.d IL the sale Of liquor:
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PREMIUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

- MENTS-WG are prcpa'cdlo furnish Agricult
~ - raj implements lthe crybest quality mOnufdc
.ssA tlrcd III our Agricultural Works, BRISTOL Pa.
.ssz-- the lowest cash pricee. whulesaeOr retailan
will challenge companion with those manufacture By
nny other establishment in the country. The first pre-
milm Of one hundred dollars was awarded us by the
nte Exhibition at Powoion for 'ihebest display Of
cniturnlImplemonls mGnuiacgcdby by theexhibitor
Fvery prti lesocd by warTCuted 10 be repre.
sent ed or the money retained . -
D.LANDRETH & SON,
ImplcmentsH nd Seed Ware house,
Nos iai mud % south Sixth street, Philadelphia.
November 6, ISJG.
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.MAGNIFICENr sCHEMEL
APPROXIMATION rRIXES.
4 ,;yn, ZJJt Auu,nN'iuu iu SIN uQn prtyn "a
s20i,UOO
z nIT 10
3JD2 Prizes nma. nting TO S20i 90
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES; IS QUAR-.
TIERS sol
PlNN Of tie LotkclN

Pign gt tue L0ttcyy.
The Numbers from to 30 900, orrcsp nding with
those NumheIs on the Tickets printed on sspa ratc
slips o paper are enCirclcd with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel.
The 6fst 2j7 Prizes, simI iry printed nd cncr
led are pi1ced in anO her wheel
The wheels are then revOlved, and m mber Is
drawn from he wheG 81 Numbers and at the same
time Il ptizc is drawn tom the other wheel Tho
Number and prizedraw ont are opened md exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Omms
sinnerF the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until ali The
Prizes arc draw out.
J .4ppror lGttoa Prizes The two piccedni aud The
two succe cdng Numbers those drawing The Il rst
II Prizes Will be entitled 10 the is Approximation
Prizes. For example: il Ticket No. $50 draws ;hc
9fu ego Prize ihn.C Tickets numbered ll2i7, II 2iH
I251 II 2j9, viii each hc Itlrd 10 S2lj. lfriCke
No. 500 draws The 3010 p'Se, those Tickets NUN.
htrCd JiS 5il 55I jj2 Will each be entitled u $500
aud 50 on ncrnrling to lhr above scheme.
Tine S30a0 pri2is oi $50 wil bu determined by the
last gurc OF the Number thrtdrnws The 800 600 PtIle
For GX1mple, il the Number drawing the $50 COO
Prize ends with No. |, then all the Tickets where
the Number ends in I, III bc entitled 10 S2u lrthc
Number ends with No then ali the Tickets where
the Number ends in vii! be entitled TO $50 and so
on too.
Certificates OF Ptckagcs VIII he cold at the follow
ing rnteS, which is the risk:
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EAGLE FOUNDRY, BLOOMSBURY.
stoves and TinWarG.

THE Subscriber having erected large new Jrich
1 Foundry and Machnc shop, III place of the olc
one, If preplr ed to make all kinds Of casting the
lowest prices Plows constantly on hand The sub
scriber has Il lso removed his Tin shop from MAN It
to the Foundry lot where he has erected building
altogether for Stoves and Tinwlre
- The Cooking stoves consist Of the WIN PENN
etsS COOK, RAuB COOK, VANLIER COOK, auf
tSssS PARlOR STOVEs OF ali kinds, the EGG CY
0i. LiNDER STOVE, &c, All Kinds of Spoutina
made TO order.
JOSEPH sHARPLEss
poOmsburu Anril l.. Tq57.
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Certificate Of Package Of ID Whole Tickets, $40
do do 10 Half do 40
do do 10 Quarter 10 20
do do 10 Eighth do 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERT IFICATEs.
Enclose the money to our address iJr the tickets
orde r:d receipt Of winch ihcy vii he lnrw HrGd
by first mail. rurChI sGrs hnVe tickets ending in
any hEuie they may dcsigrR
The List Of Drawn Numb, RS and PFi2cFwill BE- sent
10 purchasers immediately after The dIhwrng.
Purchascrs wI please write thcI signatures lain
nd give their Post Office, County aud Siale
Remember that ry Prag is drawn dhj ayahl IL in
fu u W Il bout deduction
AHPrizcs of SIO1Oa nduudrr, aid imm!liltely aftay
lin drawing other Prizes att eusual tine oi thily
days
Al commun cations strlct' y confidential.
Address uidef5 Tor Tickets ur CGrtGcatcs TO
s. SWAN Il co Atlanta, Ga
W list of the numbers shat tr'wn from the
wh""i with LD mOu NJ of the prize that each is
cut lcd t1 will be puh she'd Uf!ct every Grawing in
the tollowins' papers :reo Orleans Dria Mobile re
Fister, Charleston Standard Nashrle Gd-ttte atlanta
Infc,5g gcHcer .Nclo York Heeky I)dY BOok SarcRa1a
-WornHg Mrs and Richmond Dispateh.
May % 1871
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Special Notices.

Chron nc Rheumatism, Dyspepsia or any disease aris
ing from unhealthy or i'm pur condition Of the
blood, use Hurleys surssparila. For sal sby every
ezte ensivo Druggist.
EEwe arc gratined to announce to readeis
Catha rite Pill, (of which see odvortis emcnt in our
columns fom that justly celc rated Physician and
Chemist Dr,J G. AVER. His Cherry Pecto raj, every
where known the best remedy ever Oft cred to the
public for Coughs, &c, has prepared them TO expect
that anything fr his abo oraory would be worth Nv of
attention, As no ono me edicine Is more universally
taken tha Physical Pill, the public will be glad 10
know of one from such a Trustworthy source wo
happen TO know aud assure them that this article
has in trineic rits uyequul To any comp ound that
has ever Issued fr ON his Crucibes and
is well worth trial wherever such medicine be.
comes necess ary.-Raane Com. Gdu.
The Buffers all they are represented 10 be-DEAR Silt
have used your German Bitters and Gnd them all
they repre- senied In be- and ohcerfnlly comm nd
them o the pubic exec llent medicine.
Respectfully, yours. w. Z. FAULKNER.
Sec advertisement.
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THE partnership heretofore exiting between WIN
L Mckelvy q WIN Neal under the firm OfWm. Mc.
helyy Go in The manufacture of Pa per at attawIs
"a NJ lis was dissolved by mutual consent on the ls
day of April, 1857.
The business OF tue late firm II be settled BY G w
McKelvy & Co at Cattawissa Mills.
WM MCKELVY q co.
The undersigned having purchased the interest OF
the late finn OF VIM, MckGvy & Co, at Cattawisss
Mills. viii continue the manufacture of Paper and
purchase Rags 5 heretofore.
U. w Mex ELVY & CO
G W McKELvY,
J. $. MCNtScu,
April 9j, lSj7-3t
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FIELD &FLoWRR SEEDS
LINE 4 LIVERY STABLE

IsfszzsS - :, fRENTiS, -
cS9e1~@sfSs1~ NOW runs new Omnibus -.
(sstS@>IlTf- between BlooIpsburg aud The lss5I !
AlE-----29- Railroad Depot. witch wi ~ ~.
take pas 'sngcrs foR and TO any OF the rcsencos
We t"wn, or INC American u0use aud FoIk Hotel .
ahute WIZ al2o ia rnish co nYeyRnces 10 Ellravele
wno may W. TO 90 into my part Of tie couniy
Tie mas also a large livery stable connected will
the omnibus line from " lGh he eau accommodate
the public with cnnveyances TOT travelling pltaEuo
BoamsbuTE. April %, 1s55.-Iy
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A N assortmen of Contec coneTy, Jewelty, Perfume
n ry, Soaps, Hair o ills, Pomades, &c to b had at
G, CLARK'S Boo Store.
Bloomshura, May 80, 1857,
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w hOieSaEG w 2FoNOUSC
CORNER OF TENTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Office IN Second story,
PHiL.4DELPHLa.
WYE invite attention 10 our enlarged stock Of Drugs
w Paints, Oils, Natnishes &c, selected eNpress y
for sales, and comp rising of the finest u3soT
menls in the United States, which VIC offer at low
prices, ioI cash or approved paper.
WE MANUFACTURE very exto onsively:
Premium Pure White Lead, (bestD
Kcnsington Pure White Lead,
Pearl Snow White Lead,
"Yiclle Montague" French Zinc best
Pure Snow White American Zine,
Philadelphia Snow White Zine,
silvcr's Plastic Fire and Weather, 2 roof Paints,
ChrOma Greens, Yellows, aud colOFs generally
AGENTS FOR
POTteT's supG riOrAlkaline Window Glass,
Genuine French Plate Glass (waTranied)
The New Jersey Zinc Ompany' q products
TIlden Il Nephew N Y. VarnishCs,
Brooklyn Premium Pure White Lead
Hampden Permanent Greens,
Pure . ohiO Catawha Brandy &C., &C.
lMPORTERS or
French and English r late Glass
French Rnd Eng lish Cylinder C lass,
Colore and Engraved Window Glass,
DagueTTeoype Glass,
Hammered Plate for Floors and Sky. Ii hts,
Drugs Chemicals, Perfumery, &C.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN;
Druggists Articles generally,
Painters Tools OF all descriptions,
Hydraulic aud Roman Cement,
Calcined nnd Ian d Plaster,
Paper Makers CllY, Satin White, &c, 6s.
FRENCH, RICHARDS u CO..
Store, N. w, corner Tenth and Market STE,
: Factory, Junction York Av,, Crown l. Callowhiu,
hnTil II, le51 Philadelphia
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RAILROAD AND PACKET BOAT


&ss,SR 8 So. Il s-.;c3,
E,iss = ss 81. : So
1857, ANTELOPE. 1857.
ON and aiter TUESDAY, April = 1857, the Packet
boHi ANTELOPE Capt. b F. WELLS, Will commence
running hcr regular trips daily, (sundays excepiedl
between Rupett aud NRuticoke, Us iolOws:
Leves Rupert at 5oclock, A. NJ. on arrval of the
Night tNpTGss The e. W Z. Il Railroad fronI VII.
ianspou, aud arrives al NautiaIke at O'clock p.
NJ IN time To- take The on the l. 4 II Railroad
ioi Scr9nl0n or G3aat Ben the same ate runon
Leaves NanticoSe on arrival OF l.. n b. Railroad
cars rom Great Bend and Scranton Gay one ocloek.
F. aud arrlvesat Rupert early the Gvahins IN
TIVE 10 take the Night Express both ways lie Z.
W. & Al ira ruilruad.
Passengers from the Wynn 'ng Valley, for Potts.
vile, Harrisburg, Baltimore PUtsDurg aud II other
points South West, Wan Tito thsir advantage
10 take the ABOVE Line, il Is the only no that con.
| meets through without stopping over night on mo
road.
Passeng from the South or West, by leaving IInr
rsburg per afternoon tram, Dau phIn snd supgut
hanna Railroad, and via CailawiBsa RaiIrond VIII
meet The Packet atRUpett III time.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

August l5th, 1897.
The receipts of corn by railroad and 9TH
er sources to-day were very light as W., re
also those Of other grain. Prices are there
fore well maintained, with little prospect of
decline this week at least. Spring wheat
is very scarce, not enough good quality ar
irving for the mills. We note transactions
as follows:
\ Wheat-One dealer bought 1000 bushels
spring in lots at Sl.1Oas.IS in store; 600
bu. do. went to mill at S12O. A car Of
white wheat sold at sl.57 on board, and two
cars do at Sl.55 in store. \ sale OF 1900
bu. No. l. red was made at sl.32 to store.
and 500 bu. do. at :l.34.
CoTH-Frm. The only cargo sale noted
ON change was 1900 bu. for freight at 1335
on board, and the same was freely offered
for other cargoes, but 14c asked.
OgiS-Sale of 400 bushels, in bags at SIC
in store.
!SaH-Fine from dock (new) $3.50 per bu.
Coarse 81.
Cdti7e.-An advance in the price of cattle
is noted, both for present delivery and fail
packing Contracts for large numbers have
been smadc for packing, some estimate as
high as $4,000 head. Paekcrs have been
paying $j.j0aG 80 nett; but recently they
have bid up, and some pay $5a6.J0-the lat
ter for all netting 800 lbs. and upwarns, or
averaginn $50 nett-till recently for al av-
eraging coo pett, or llO0al200 gross.
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To Fever and Ague Sufferers.
DIR. EASTERLY'S
Fever and AEuc Killer.


Acue and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, In
fermit:ent and ReHitient Fevers, and every
form of Fever incident to the West.
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES Tor Ague and
Fever first and foremost in rank stands
DIR. Easteriy,s Fever and Ague Killer.
During the last years this remedy has cured ore
tsoo hundred thousand cases. which has established its
efficacy beyond all doubt and controversy as the BEST
and ONLY CERTAIN CURE for this distressing disease.
1t is a POSITIVE CURE, both SPEEDY and PERMA-
NENT 1t will cure the WORST CASES, matter of how
long standing or HOW BAD. Ii will also cure Enlarge
rnent of the Spleen, Ague Cakes &C.
Reader, have you the Ague and Fever? Then procure
Dr. ELsteriys Fsrer and Agae Killer, and use it
cordng the directions-Ir WILL. Have you
FRIENDS suffering with Ague and Fever? Go tell them
to procure DR.. Eisterly's FeUer and Ague Killer and
suffer no longer This the medicine TO USE for this
plan reason IT ALWAYS CURES and is perfectly
HARMLESS to the most delicate constitution or tender
infant
,r-Price 81 per Bottle; or Six Bottles for IS.
sN-Prepared by sDr. Easterly, corner Of Third and
Chestnut Streets st, Louis No. to whom all orders
be addressed.
yy-Por Sale by A. c. PrTyAN, Z. Y. GnGcs, d.
WALKER Co., and II. KxEussI, Druggists, OTTAWA and
by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Ottawa, July II, 1851
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0ttatua free Gra0er

Asour THE REAPERs.-It has been sug
gested to us by farmers who have had their
grain cut by Haynes & Hawley's Reaper,
and who speak in the highest terms of its
operation, that we did the machine injustice
in our hasty remarks last week when We
compared It with the new reaper OF Messrs
Murray 4 Van Doren. Our error, they say
was, in the statement that it took half do
zen men to manage it. 1t appears that four
men and three teams are all the machiI re-
quircs, to cut, stack, and secure the grain.
Mr.. Haynes, the inventor of this machine,
has had everything to contend with in
bringing it to perfection, and has overcome
incredible difficulties in spite of the most
malevolent and ungenerous opposition from
the prOprietOrs Of rival machines. We
should be very sorry, therefore, to throw IN
Intentionally, additional distractions in his
way. The machine we saw was operated in
4 field where most of the work was expert
mental, and where hands were SO plenty
that there was no object in economizing the
force. That it did its work rapidly and very
clean, however, was apparent to the most
casual observer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-15

GREY HEADs.-We were soundly berated
a few weeks ago by an acquaintance whose
hair had been turning prematurely grey, for
recommending the use of Woods Hair Re-
storative. He used it, and in a few days,
instead of his hair assuming the natural
color, it turned green! We advised him to
perscvcre, and if his head was not a cabbage,
the hair would come out all right. Iester-
day we met him with beaming cOuntenance.
The green hair had changed into the origi-
nal, natural jet black, Of which he now dis
played with infinite pride a profuse and
glossy crop.