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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

DEATH OF DOUGLASS JERRaLD.-The Euro
pean steamer which arrived on Monday
brings intelligence of the sudden death Of
England's greatest humorist, Douglass Jer-
rold. lie died on Monday, June 3, alter a
brief attack Of rheumatic govt. We find in
the Chicago Democrat the following short
sketch Of his life:
Douglas Jerrold was born in London Jan.
81, 1903, and was consequently in the 55th
year Of his age when se'z-d wit, his last Ill
ness His father was anager of the pro
vinc;al theatre of SheernesS. At an early
age young Dongas was SUI item with pas
sion of going to sea, and through the iniiu-
ence OF Captain Austin, a brother of the
celebrated novelist. obtained berth Us mid
s,lipnan in the British navy lie soon tired
of the service, however, and was Apprentice
ell to printer in London. While working
as compostor in a London office, he wrote
criticism on the opera Of der Frcischu,z,'
which so pleased the editor that the anony
nous writer was requested 10 favor the jour
nal with other articles from his brilliant and
effective pen Soon after, while still under
the age of twen.y-onc. he wrote the popu-
lar drama of Black Eyed Susar," which
is said to have been 81 successful that it
postponed the ruin of Drury, Lane Theatre
for whole season. "The Rent Day" met
with no less triumphant reception. and fixed
the vocation of the author as a dramatic
writer. From this time his productions
were numerous. Douglas Jerrold was
leading contributor to Punch from the
first establishment Of that humorous jour
nal. His papers are strongly marked by
their keen observation mordant satire and
singing invective. In 1916, he commenced
TIL: publication of 4 weekly newspaper bear
ing his own name, which lie afterwards sold,
and for several years past has been the
editor of the largely circulated Lloyd's
Weekly"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

SuoCKING.-Some wcrkmcn were moving
a new locomotive by hand, at detroit, the
other day. when they all dropped their crow
bars and started curiously at each other.-
The boss indignantly caught up bar and
gave it a savage thrust under "a wheel, when
he too dropped it as though it had been rcd
hot. The machine had come in contact
with telegraph wire and was charged with
electricity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT IN NICARAGUA
Now that the Nicaraguans have got rid of
Walker and his pira,ical crew, they are pro-
ceedins to the formation Of a State govern
ment. The special correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing from San Juan
Del Norte, states that Gen. Martinez, Ora.
madam, has been made Provincial President
of Nicaragua, and General Jerez Minister
of War and commander-in- chief Of the army
for eight months, when general election
will be held.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

TnE DEFALCATIoS IN OHIo.-The Attorney
General of Ohio has brought suit against
John q. Breslin, and another against WIN.
ii. Gibson, the two late State treasurers, for
the recovery of the money lost by them to
the State. Suits are also brought against
the sureties Of Mr.. Brcslin and against the
surctics of Mr.. Gibson to recover the amount
of their bonds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

REMEDY Fsg SNAKE BITE "A correspond
travelling in Iowa, favorite dog was bitten
BY 4 rattlesnake. In the course of five
minutes he could not travel. Some vinegar
in which gunpowder was mixed was applied
to the wound. Il swellcd no more, and in
fifteen minutes he was able to travel.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
What utility is there in killing hogs
they are cured directly afterwards

HURLEY SARSAPARLLA.-1ne wonderful
invigoraiing properties OF this medicine, its
specific action in cleansing aud thoroughly
removing al Impurities from the blood, place
it foremost among the remedies Of the day.
At this season of the year its use is atten-
Il, Il with marked benefit, and viii be found
the best restorative for that depressed con-
dition of the system SD frequent at this pc
Rod Of the year-Ledyer (Gretam) 7eras.
Sold in Ottawa by d. Walker < Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

ILIINoIs MARBLE.-Thc Jonc>boro Gazette
states that quality of marble has been
found in Union county, far superior to any
heretofore discovered Ia the West 1t is
said to bear a good polish, and to furnish
superior building material.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

WHALEBo>E-Th price of tiis article has
nearly doubled in price within tie last four
months, in consequence Of the enormous
consumption CT the article in the manlfac-
ture Of shirt-hoops. Whcre the WHOLESALE
price was forty Or tir;y, it is now eighty and
ninety cents 4 pounds
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

Academia. Green, a brakeman on the
Chicago & r. Island Il. r while standir z
on the top of a freight car, on Saturday,
came in contact with a beam of the bridge
across the track at canal lock thirteen, near
Utica, and was so badly injured that he can
not survive. He was from the neig Iiborhood
of Stcubenville, Ohio.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

TRIAL OF REAPERs AND MowERs.-S Fran.
els, Secretary of the Illinois State Asricul-
tural society, gives notice that the trial Of
reapers and mowers under the supervision
of said Society, will commence ct Salem,
Marion county, on the 9Th inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
THE Forty. FOURTH AsrEnorp. Astro.

THE oRrY-FoURTH AsTERoIp.-The Astro-
nomical journal announces the discovery.
by Mr.. Hermann Goldschmidt, of Paris, of
the forty-fourth asteroid, on the night of
May 27. The planet resembled star be-
tween the tenth and eleventh magnitude.
moving westwardly, in right ascension, at
the rate of two seconds an hour. Its right
ascension at 11h. mean time Paris was Is
hours Is minutes 5s seconds, and dcclination
IL degrees minutes south.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

The first cargo Of new potatoes ever bro't
from Antigua, arrived at New York few
days since. \ part of the cargo consisted
of potatoes, and they Were ,he largest ever
seen ~ a;~'v Work. some OF tilrn weighing
10 and - pounds each, and al perfectly
sound
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

EMBRACED BY A SNAKE.-A few days since
a son of ~. Jacob Reinhart, about twelve
years OF age, while walking along Condor
heaguc Creek, near Upton, Pennsylvania,
saw a younger lad than himself, who had
been fishing, suddenly fall back into the
creek Young Reinhart then got pole,
with which he iished the other lad out OF
the water and landed him safely, when he
found that black snake about four and a
half feet in length was wrapped around the
chi,d's body. His pocket knife soon freed
the lad from the snakes embrace, and the
little fellow suffered no further damage than
bath and a good fright.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
To the Unfortunate victims.
DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This is SAT- and Certain Cure for Gonorrhea
elect, Structure, aeminal Weakness. Diseases
OF The Kidneys Bladder, and all Diseases
of the Genital Organs.
This popular and specific remedy viii cure all diseases
OF the Genital organs in few days 1t has saved thou
sands upon thoo- ands from the hands Of MEgCILEs5
QuACKs, II not from a PREMATURE CRAVE. In case OF
infection DR. BAKERS SPECIFIC il the only SAFE and
SURE REMEDY Have you Private D.sease? Do not
neglect it. II you so to regular Physician your
case, you your REPUTATION. II you 60 to an
ADVERTISING QCACE, you PEaiL YOKE LIE
Avoid both, ard use DE-. BAKERS SPECIFIC, which IL
very agreeable the taste, aud plain
for With 1; you CURE YOURSELF, aud thus
prevent ALI. EXPOSURE. II will cure the worst
of secret disease and the system to perfect
state o. HEALTH PURITY
s3-Pr:cc $3.50 per bottle 4 ~ 2 t
- Prepared by Dr. EAsTEGLY, corner Of Third and
Chestnut streets, ST. Louis Mo-
- sold by \. c. PUrNAN, Z. Y GRlsGs, D. WALKER &
Co., and NJ kNEussL, Druggists, Ottawa and by Drug
gsis generally throughout the United States iuA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

A MONSTER MrLg.-The Athens HerqU
announces that there will appear on exhibit
ton in that city, in few days, mule tina,
stands over twen'y-one hands high, (sevcn
feet Is ten feet in circuIHftI cncc, and weighs
over !, 900 pounds. This is truly something
Of mule, and We hope the monster may
bc passed along this way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

The Plug Cs!ics are threatening ven
geancc upon Mayor Masruder, Of Washing
ton. lie received + digpasch, the other day,
signed ~ Friend" advising him to 'lcave
the city Immediately" and mot delay. -
lie laughs at it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

FRlDAY.-A Paris correspondent of the
New York Eoening Post says, that SO super
stitious are the people there about riding on
Friday, the unlucky day, that the omnibus
receipts on an average fall off twenty. five
per cent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

OVERLAND MAIL TO CALIFORNIA. - Telc
graph dispatches from Washington an
nounce that the Post Master G,neral. with
the appreciation Of he President, has selec-
ted what is known as the southern route for
the overland mail to California. The route
is to commence at ST. Louis and Memphis,
to form junction at Little Rock, Arkansas !;
thence to Preston, on the Rio Grand, the
crossing place to Fort Fillmore or Donna
Anna; thence to Fort Yuma, and thence
through the most passable valleys to San
Francisco. The contract for carrying the
mail was awarded to John Butterfield, w. b.
Dinsmore, w. G. Fargo, j. P. V. Gardner,
NJ. S. Kenyon, and Alex. Holland, of New
York, and Hamilton Spencer, Of Illinois, at
the price of $685.. 200, semi weekly service.
They being the lowest bidders, and as they
will perform 400 miles more service than the
other bidders proposed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

Aunt Till, slave belonging to Capt
Lewis Bissell, Of this ncighborhood, died on
the 9Th instant, at the advanced ag, of 100
years. Such an instance of longevity has
not come under our observation for many
years.-St Louis Democrat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

Tue STATE lSrEREsr.-Hon JAMES MILLER.
State Treasurer. gives notice that the in
test due on the State stock on the LIST of
July will be paid on the 9th, At the Ameri-
can Exchange Bank, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

WE learn from the Council Bluffs Chrome.
type that when the Hon. James L. Orr. Of
South Carolina. was in that city, he made
some valuable purchases within and ada
cent to the city limits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

Az INDIAN HUNTERS DEvIcE.-Thc Indians
in the mountains, says California paper,
have cunning device, by which they get
within arrow shot of deer. To accomplish
this object, they stretch bark string for
long distance, along the brow of hill, al
most as high from the ground as deer's
chest. The deer coming across this obstacle,
and not feeling always disposed to jump it,
will follow the line in hope for an opening
to get by. While performing this manoeuvre,
he is very likely brought towards some am.
bush, from whence he gets an arrow in his
ribs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

The y Y Courier and Enquirer, speaking
Of Cleveland, Ohio, is surprised that =,
beautiful Il city should should have been
namc, after the Duchess of Cleveland, the
we'll known mistress of Charles H. Where
upon the Cleveland Herald denies that the
name OF the town had anything to do with
the above known irail but far one The
town was namsd in 1896, after Moses C'eve-
land, of Connecticut. 4 eradu4te of Yale.
AMI the agent Of the Connection. Land Gem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
CoEsc IS East!
At TIE
Greek kerry STORE !
SPENCER. d FARE.

FtIIIE Subscribers are now receiving ihrr Spring and
j sIu,ilcr stock oi CGOChEEI. Having purchased
Goods first hands, Ia original p|lk ces, We are
prepared 81, it-h e..raTer au those who buy only
ia s.I.. gyart ..-. Oar stock consists Of iui aud
compete l=It of CAi..I Glass, and Qleensware
A.so, i .per..r Jos 81
Plated Goes.
Forks Spoons, E..icr Knives, Casters Cake Baskets,
Sg-p i.aj--, SILVER PaJc1 Fable and Dessert h4iyes
EsriGaus.i, tS;sr;.
II Ia Sets hy ;hc siugr piece. which we will sell
cheaper b.n offered b-fore in Ottawa. Also, well
selected -i5cA OF English iHd American
ssah!c Cutlery.
Table and Tea Knives aud fprk-. Butcher and Bread
HALVES. A.so, German and Abata Table and Tea
Spoons.
GiI AMI Mahogany Frame Mirrors. Ladies French and
German Fancy WORK BASKETS and EetcUes. Table
Nuts, "-ter Coolers, Fs- Boiler, Painted Tn ToItt
: = Liap~ and Lanterns Wire Covers &c &c. Az oil
which -fr for sale cEctp /! pot cheaper, uian any
house in Chicago. iIuZI sPENCEE a EAEI.
willow and ssOJsirn ware
IsT received from New Crk, consisting ~ plain ard
ss !ncy BASKETS OF all kinds AMI shapes, rsi-, Tabs
Towel E,css, Potato arst Meat il.sn-rs, W.tew ash
Brushes Cniiasrn's Rattan, High, Low. and rocking
ChaiT- K.e NJ .ts Sugar and Coffee ~ Whole Ii- and
Retail, AMI everything -ria'ninE to the Grocery
Trade or sale Il fair prui;. iun20l JAS. H. MEIGS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

\ lady who, on meeting gentleman in
the street, does not first bow to him. may be
deemed dcsiraus of dropping his acquaint-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

La SALE JouRxAL-L E. Bowen, for the
last three years an employee in the office of
the Ottawa Republican. has become asso'
ciated with Mr.. Kirkpatrick in the publica-
t,on of the La Sale JcYrn0k.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

The estimated au.oIut Of stock killed by
starvation and cold throughout the Union,
during the past winter, is computed to be
$50 600. 600.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

Money in your purse will credit you wis
dom in your head will adorn you-but both
in your necessity will serve you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

SPEAKISG MUCH is a sign of vanity; for he
that is lavish in words is nisgard is deeds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

The "Blue Noses around ST. Johns, in
Nova Scotia, were greatly excited, at last
accounts, in consequence of the discovery
of large deposits of lead ore in that vicinity
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
JIOEF.E'S
life Pills ard phGniX Bit RS.

rsliL best fuiiy " define before the public FOR
4 tire ~ N'rg'ai', tLars. S7'.ry or Er'Eti0nS
Of the Ssia f'rraai -iya1~. DysI'spr.n, DroIsy and
in fast al diseases soon y-d 10 their curative pro-
Ir.tlys.
Il has been ru'ed that during the last twenty-five
years upward, "i four .tNOHS a. pvrsoI.s have been
benefited rs tie o. thee incidence; fact ~iigh
speaks volumes in favor OF their curative propcrtesa
s trial Wi! pace them beyond the reach o. copei-
tOa 10 Tire estimate cycry patient. by their use the
i;LuoD l. STORED To \ HEALTHY STATE and reed
(ga az St0DHStb TIE system l. not reduced during
their era,.O bI; inv -orael, And they require
straint from business or p.SlsIre.
The 0giittd hHce "a LisNe medicir6S q r't'edg that
1c.H do y,s. ti>Ea al hitHl di15s POssitY cfcf
Prepared 10y ". u. MOFFAT, u. u, N@fc York,
And Tor sale by DAVID WALLER co,
Ii. L. THOMPSON.
jun2)-ly Ageuts, Oadud, NJ
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

Indianapolis papers say the canal ponds
in that vicinity yields lots of frogs, which
arc sold in the market at twenty-five cents
per dozen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
Why SIon'i yen Ensure!
La sake LOBBY tnlni Ire Insurance Co.

iE'F'Tis. $4,000.
III ipsuriu- property Of al sinds rery low rates.
~ Ofi;e IN Natsinge Block. Up s;lir-,J OtaHa.
Go II. SOIiIIS, TreS.
WA. M. TEUR. ser. JUMP
TO az pefsoas jRterested IN TIE Estate of Il, njdaia
H.y, d.c,0s II:
p ORC - her by given, that at TIE OF the
= Is S-ic CYCEty Court. to be lao den at the Court
Ioase lu Ottawa, shall petition sad Court for order
for tie sale o 50 aue Of real estate belonging to
said Benjamin II. IS d; the al III death viii he
a.ent pay the debt. and liabilities said estate.
JL..LIiAlI HESS, Enscator.
4 Cf,gE il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

CANAL DIyIDRND.-The Board Of Trustees
Ct he Illinois and Michigan Canal have or
dcrcd diyidsnd-10 per ccnt.-on the prin-
,eipai of the registered canal bonds and canal
indebtedness, payable at the Amefical Ex-
change Bank, New York, July lst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04
d T. n Il I S Il r Y

Spr0eon Dentist and Manufacturer Of Clock 0sd Sta-
gle 7~eta
Teeth inserted IN nav aud improved pan, ""'''"'
the Of Clasps. ,ve. n.
tawa, Ills.
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50 tsr.sas..

ESTEAYED from tee farm. OF David DEEMS, two mii-s
north w,st O: Dayton. the 2-ih Of My. twO ,
Oh Seer, both briutIr had b.. tail OH above
t.4y bash. is e >i lac spot hi let hip
Any .r-8n tuslir sad steers tp the sIbscr b or
c5l Information where liz be found, val receive
tue alJ -e reward. AL!.ess, al O.:tWa.II,
j..i-aa@ FRASkLIN HART.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

STATEMENT Of the principal articles transported on The
Illinois and VtchiJdn Cdndi entered at tie Collect
Of's office, Otdscd, during tse month Of June, 1851
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

~ GOD White and Eurr o * Posts for sale, near ~ D.
N ERIsToI's Warehouse. Enquire at j CLANCY Co.'S
Lumber Office. jdu2'I WM Es"lN.
VHfsI:e.sE.. E-pG2Dcrty IOr sss "a.
WILL sell lot Is, block ~, with good building &c,
side OF tie Court Square, at reaSona-
bic price. (jLn2Il VI. UsAiAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

IMPORTANT TO ALL.-Every man, woman and child
should al the advertisements which have been inserted
IN columns by DIR. Easter1y, of St. Loois His medi-
ciHes selling very idly in nearly every town and
city i'll the states and there has been but
voice saying: De- Easte ly your medicines good
During the last years one Hundred Thousand
Bottles Of DR. EasteTiys Iodine an Slrsaparia have
been sO!d also One Hundred thousand Bottles OF DR..
EaseTy's Fever and cue Killer, ard very large qaaht
ties OF DR. Carriers Cough Basa., DR.. H0opea Female
Cordial, and DR.. Bakers Specific and the demand is
eysry day increasing, when shows that when articles
possess Iigh intrinsic merit like these they do not fail 20
be appreciated by The American people. No person az
hiccd with any disease for which they recommended
should fail give them trial. They sold by A c.
ru1yAM, l.. Y. GEiCGs, d. WALKER Co, and ".
kSEussI, Druggists, Agents for Ottawa. jgi.2.-lm
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Iso0iS Store Removed

WYE take pleasure in announcing to orr customers
w and tle public generally, that We have Lett the
former occupied by ma, and removed our stock
The Metropolitan Block lately occupied by A.
FosTLR, door west OF MANLENs Hardware store.
We shall continue receive AL the Magazines and
new publications No pa IN, will be spared to make our
stock of STATIONERY AND WALL. PAPER aud every,
thing pertaining business, complete ana eo'n
as can be found uyHl.re e0Sf ar ttf NenoPe " -.
rit . ocI deere. m uatrouuce and make 1t an object
for tIlose wanting afythiug in line 10 bay OF US:
~; ~ ""'''''s '''' e RATl.BuN OKTON.
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NOTICE!

To Farmers Merchants 7raders, Mechanics, and ere
rybody scho IN trGnt Of good BOOTS IL SUOES
We cordially invite former patrons az all others
IN want of FIRST rate article Of Boots and Shoes, to exa
mine our large and excellent stock Of home made goods
which we warrant to give perfect satisfaction to every
buyer
Being OF the great which the i'm
perfectly made Eastern work has given especially the
farmer We have great pains established the arres.
ufacory for all descriptions Boots aud Shoes in
this part OF the country. take especial pleasure in
calling your attention to superb article Of CUSTOM
MADE FRENCH KIP BOOT, which is always soft and
p,iabe, mpervious the water and ,rnr.anted to out
'cear any three pairsof Eastern aaangftcture.
We manufacture also a frst-rGte article OF Western
Tanned Kip Boots.
Genlemen's Patent Leather Boots made to order and
warranted to he of III. Silver Medal brand.
Gen;lenen's fine French Calf Boots Con gress CATERS
Oxford and French Ties, and in fact every species
Dress Boot Shoe be found dhyshere, constantly
hand and made to order at the shortest notice
Also Ladies' Misses and Chidren's Boots Shoes, and
Caters Of all kiidsthc largest to found
in the West.
Gail and examine onr stock and you will be be
suited
Repairing done with neatness and despatch. No
charge for mendng rips if DO yht at our store
n B.-Any person who may be wearing old Boots or
Shoes in consequence of sore joints, throw
them aside with perfect mpuity by calling and getting
pair of Glove Kid or Buc: skin Congress Boot OK
ferd Tie, by having Boot made which shall t cast
ly andlsht!y the joint good deeds upon :e
science. lmya0I NJ. II. PRESCOTT co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

ALIVE ~ TIE COFFIN A remarkable case
of improper haste in huryIng the d al has
occurred in Hamilton county, Ohio, where
Wat E,kman, said To be a wealthy man. S
taken violently i'll on the morning of the
l5;k and died, apparently, on the afternoon
Of the same day. The next morning the
body was cofiiued and joltel in a market
wagon to 4 church. where Il funeral sermon
was preached. The choir was about siugiu.
the last hymn when they were interrupted
by sounds aud hi X on the inside of The
coffin. Great Consideration prevail ed Among
the congregation, and a stampede was made
for the door. The Clergyman catnc down
from his pulpit, ordered the colin to be
cp.ned. which was speedily done, when II
was found that the supposed deceased was
not only alive ard kick n, but was >tru.
Cling mauiuly to free himself from his con-
iin~meLt. The blood Vas flowing freely
from his mouth and nose, hut in very few
minutes lac was able 10 speak. 1T last ac
counts lac was able TO walk about Ills room.
LATE DISCOVERIES ~ PArHoLoTY snow
that very many Of the c soa>eS which afii;ct
mankind arise from ;mpurity Of the blood.
i.Iis has long been suspect, lut i only
lately kaown In CONSUMPTION, tubcrcit-
are found to b. sedirnentary dcpo-itc from
the blood. Dropsy, oout, Cancer, Ulcers
and E-up,ions, al arise in .i>ordertd de-
poSi;cS rom the blood. Bilious diseases
and ievcrs are caused solely by IT, dcran.ed
unhealthy state, and even the decline Of III.
follows want at vitality in the blood. H.
yi-w of these facts De- AVER designed his
Cat.alttc PI especially TO purify and in
yi.orate the hood, and hence We believe u
arise It's unparalleled success in controlling
and cufin-s disease Nedicui yOuradl
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Is.aLG, & co.'s


CUSHIONS, STOOLS. &C,
For Church r-w, and to do all other kinds OF Uphol
strr.us. juno
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

DrrIcuLrIEs dissolve before a cheerful
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-07-04

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