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Sold in Ottawa by d. Walker & Co.

LOUISIANA SrGhE.-The following, from
the Cincinnati C5mmercial of the Goth, does
not accord with reports heretofore received
from Louisiana:
We are informed by gentleman Of intel
,isence that should the season prove favora-
bic, there will be larger crop Of sugar pro-
duccd this year in Louisiana than in any
preceding year. He says 4 wider breadth Of
land has been planted. md great attention
viii be paid TO the culture of the cane. the
high prices stimulating each planter to extra
eXertion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-30

BLuSDERs-T Franklin Register lately
published an address by Rev. Mr.. Abbott
and its next issue noted the following cor
rections:
For "dum swizzle," please read "promi-
nence."
This was bad enough, but the next week
the same paper had the following:
In an advertisement which appeared in
our last paper for " Bumbleton's worm des-
troying porrcngers," read Hamilton S
worm destroying lozzenges."
Faulkner, who edited the Dublin Journal,
announced in glowing terms the arrival in
that city Of distins uished member of the
British nobility. On the next day his paper
contained the following very Hibernan cor
rection:
"For Her Grace, the ID Ike in yester-
DAYS Journal read His Grace, the Dutchess.' u
He improved the matter quite as much as
the good clergyman in England did, who
without book was praying and said:
Oh, Lord, bless all classes Of people, from
the beggar on the throne to the king on the
dunghll-we mean from the king on the
dunShill to the Lcggar on the throne.
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\ STEEP FOR SEED CoRN-One Of our sub
scribers writes Us that he has used solution
of strong hartshorn 0iquor ammonia of the
apothecary shop an ounce 10 each pint Of
water, as a soak for his seed corn for several
years, with obvious advantage. lie puts
into a dish the quantity Of seed wanted.
hartshorn for each pint of water. The corn
comes up of a dark green color, and grows
luXuriantly - Country Gentleman.
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WANTS TO GIT DATED BACk.-On a beau
tiful Sunday afternoon, last fall, young
couple from an adjoining town came to our
village, stopped at one of the hotels, sent
out for clergyman and were married. The
young man paid the fee, took marriage GER
tificate, and they left the hotel happy
couple \ few days since the young man
called upon the clergyman with his certif-
cate, and wished to get it dated back.
" How far back do you wish it dated in
quired the clergyman.
Why, as near we can calculate, about
couple OF months" replied the young man.
This the clergyman declined doing, but the
young man wished he would, as he had
rather give five dollars than not TO have il
dated back" The clergyman regretted the
necessity Of dating back the certificate. and
was very sorry he could not comply with
his wishes; so the young man left with his
s. and marriage certificate, the latter being
las near as they could calculate, about a
couple OF months too short. .'-Harana (N.
y Journal.
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A modern poet writes

The Scientific American has an article on
the high price of sugars, and says the pres
emf bieb rates must come down because
there IS large supply in the market. The
maple sugar product this spring has been
large and it is estimated that not less than
seventy million pounds was made in the
different Northern States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-30

The post Office OF London is the largest
post office in the world. II has front Of
four hundred feet, by one hundred and fifty
feet deep.-Therc are two thousand nve
hundred persons regularly employed in the
ed in making up the London evening mails.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-30

Winchell tells story of dog which un-
dertook to jump across well in two jumps.
There are great many people just like
that dog-folks who think they can jump
across well in two jumps. They that un-
dertakc t.e experiment usually bring up
down in the water"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-30

Hackett, the comedian, has recently pur-
chased twelve hundred acre farm in clinton
county, Illinois, and viii hereafter be simple
Farmer Hackett" The farm is said to be
one of the handsomest places in the Wes-
tern States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-30

Four prisoner escaped from Rockford jail
on the 18th inst. Hotchkiss a countc..siter
and John Shearer, accused of running -way
with another mans wife, arc the worst Of
the lot.
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Pretty NEAR THE INTERNAL REGroSs.-It
Is stated that near Baton Rouge La, fis-
sure has opened in the earth to the extent
OF several hundred yards in length, and
about twenty feet in depth. Smoke, i'm
pre-nated with sulphurous smell, issues
from the hssure in clouds.
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Success. nerve which never relaxes,
the eye which never blcnches, the thought
which never wanders-these are the masters
Of victory.
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PuaRIsEEs.- relates the story Of
VIGOROUSLY wicked King OF Spain ordering
on his death bed that he should be dressed
as friar when he was laid in his coffin,
that he might enter heaven in disguise,
stealing a march thus upon Omnlscence.
Similar folly is perpetrated every day by the
modern Pharisees, who think, by going to
church every Sunday and by subscribing to
Boorabo!a missions, to escape the wrath to
come for their msdeeds, and to sanctify
their six days grinding, oppression and
cheating, robbing the widow and the father
less.
A modern poet writes:
Inever miss going 10 church,
1t besses the weeks enterprise;
For when I've been very devout,
i notice that caicos rise.
think can truly avouch,
Although twas my very last breath,
My tradesmen have never asked twice,
wonderful solace in death.
N. y. Ners.
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4 horse thief named Michael Quinn, was
arrested on the 9th inst, at Dover, in this
State. with a mare in his possession which
he had stolen from l.. c. Coger, of Bristol,
Kendall Co.
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THE liEARr-This is cup which is emp
ty till it oyerilows. We have nothing to en-
joy, till we have something to impart. lie
only lives who is not a reservoir, but q
fountain.
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Eighteen cottage houses have been erect
ed in Cairo this spring by one company.
Houses by the dozens are going up in all
parts Of the town.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-30

CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAuRoAD.-
The earnings of the Chicago & Rocl, Island
for the month Of April last, were 1882, ,305,
against $l33, 3,244.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

- Vie Alvord Carriage Manufacturing
N&EG/ i Company having located branch
ES<s for the sale OF their Carriages in the City
XZ-SSZ- OF Ottawa, H., beg to inform the citizens
Of La Sale and adjoining Counties and the people of the
West generally that they have hand and receiving
from their MANUFACrORY IN CONNECTICUT good
assortment Oi Carriages, consisting in part OF Rocka-
Sliding Seat, Top and Top Buggcs, of different
styles, Concord Bugges, &c, made from the very best
material, and in neat and workmanlike manner which
will be sold reasonable Dealers and all wishing
purchase will find it to their advantage cal. and
mine stock before purchasing elsewhere From
long experience the manufacture Carriages, feel
confident that give entire satisfaction. All work
warranted.
We have also connected with our Repository shop for
doing r kinds of repairing, which will be done at short
noticrand in the best manner
Store "a few doors West of the =. o. on Main street
Fer reference enquire OF AKTHCs LOCKWOOD, Esq.
INN I4ivs H. W, JONES, d0sHt.
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The residence OF Mrs. Demerse at Joliet
was destroyed by fire last week.
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Q. g. tEt-'-ssfEt II W. f.'
ECLECTIC P.I-IyItN AND SURGEON.

ECLECTIC Ps:l-IJIAN AND SURGEON.
Or-- .fiI J.r ,s.' .f f't.,.rf EiHf, NIi' >fr'~f,
OTTAWA. HIS.
.>g q. ulur rt--g aIy cali til attention "f those
--f r-- F-a-- Cf-.as is-4---- particularly So D.
tIr4 yh. ~,.aH1r 1T r-f-I, Erur;iun- 81 ;iie Face
az : -.a 1I I!.ft. pf ~T--- and al dL=rsses arising
rruri i-.r,ls.-- 90 o. 'i.aHi-
NI.,. B-f,rIis-s. ClrsIfaTs-. and Diseases % Tie
spine D-t.risas oI DE Feet Contracted Limbs siin
joint. -
Cane treated upon entirely new principle, and
ysf-F. a -ae,.-- heretofore. gr.e4lI.l.e5I- spi
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STONE Il EELS,
ROBERT n. DAYS

GENERAL AGENCY AND LAND OFFICE,
Waterloo, Black Hawk Co, Iowa.
1HE subscribers inform the public that they have
II opened an office at Waterloo where they will do all
business entrusted their with prompness Land
entered by cash warrant Taxes paid and collections
made in Northern Iowa. Money invested joint ine-
rest. -, ~
Persons wishing to invest money in the west or desir-
ing Information mag depend upon faithful and prompt
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MRS. CIR

YYYOUiD inform the public that she still continues
w give lessons the piano, guitar, and meodeonto
As0, instruction in thorough bass. Lessons gwen at
her boarding place, Amasa Fosters, Of the sido-
sG,, and at the residenc Of pupils.s JgI 1S
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Ladies', ROOtees a. shoes made 10 Orcer.
T AM prepared to manufacture to order Ladies
H. i Kid Goat Calf and undressed Morocco Boot
ee. Caters, and Buskins
Hee Caters aud Dootees made in good styie' OF good
shep over g c. Earl Sons Store, Ottawa NJ
Reparinv neatly done. lmar es] d. T. TUCKER
= ALMoN sALMON!-at .rvryrn,,
- ap4
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A TEMPEST IN 4 TEA Por.-In the Cana
dian Parliament on the 18th inst, Mr. Brown
wished to draw the attention of the Govern
ment TO a small matter, yet one of considera-
bic interest The United States had a YES
sci, the Michigan, stationed on the upper
lakes, carrying one gun. Not having any
important war duties to perform, she has
been Of great use to the mercantile navy OF
the lakes, having always been ready to 60
to the assistance Of vessels in distress. Il
appeared, however, that the Michigan was
one or two tons above the size allowed by
the treaty between Great Britain and the
United States, and Lord Napier having called
the attention Of the United States govern
ment to the matter, orders had been given
to discontinue employing her in her present
capacity. 1t would be great loss to the
mercantile marine If she were taken oil, and
he would suggest whether the government
might not represent TO the government Of
the United States that we were not at all
afraid of this vessel, and that so far as Cana
ia was concerned, she might remain on the
station The AttOrneyGeneral said the
matter would receive the immediate attcn-
ton Of the Government E0cheStcy Uni0R.
'ilAhl1 .---N.-i4l hiSSt'! l.lc NOuuI rose,
and it bent softly to sleep. Stars shone.
and pure dew-drops hung upon its bosom
and watched its sweet siuH bers. Morning
came with Its dancing breszes, and they
whispered TO the young rose, and it awoke
joyous and smiling. Lightly it swung to
and fro in all the loveliness of health and
youthful innocence. Then came the ardent
sun-gOd, sweeping from the east, and smote
the Young rose with its scOrc.ing rays, and
it tainted Deserted and almost heart bro
ken, il dropped to the dust in its lOveliness
and despair. Now the gentle breeze, which
had been gambling over the sea, pushing ?
on the hone-bound bark, sweeping over hill
and dalc-by the neat cottage and still
broOk-turuing the old mill. flaming the
brow Of disease. and irisking the curls of
of innocent cLi!dhood-came tripping along
on her errand Of mercy and love; and when
she saw the young rose, she hastened to
kiss it, and !onCiy bathcd its head in cool,
refreshing showers, and the young rose re-
v.vod, and looked, and smiled in gratitude
to the kind btecZe; but she hurried quickly
away, for she soon perceived that a delicious
fragrance had been poured upon her wings
by the grateful rose; and the kind breeze
was glad in hprrt, and went away singing
through the trees. Thus charity, like the
breeze, gathers fragrance from the dropping
flowers it refreshes, and unconsciously rcaps
a reward in the performance of its Office Of
kindness which steals on TIE heart like rich
perfume, 10 bless and to cheer ,ErcAeage.
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY !!
MNNIFAtII Y tIIt u III NI.-EI j y
Rre3E Ga Z. s.s. and rack erS.

N7ss- II TIT y
m HIdls0b, ,oiHyIus Strssf, DttI5rT, N'i,,ojs,
r. prepared To- furnish the sh"rt--t notice.
- very superior article Of sugar. soda, Boston. Butter
Water Pic Nc, Wine, and Ginger Crackers Pilot ali
Navy Bread
4 I1 bus'u-~ strictly Ca-' bass. ard have eve
rs facility far Manufacturing. enabled g sell e., !gw
a. any other House .u the West.
All kinds q Fancy and Wedding Csks kept constantly
On hand and made TO order rusy2gI E. ". SANFORD
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stone! stone! For Sale!

StOHt StOE1C TUT :, :,
HYYE offer at quarry, two niles noTth OF
wv Joliet and within three hundred feet OF the Hi
and Michigan Canal, all kinds of Bubble Building
Flagciny, and Dimension stone, from two inches IN
thickness UP thirty inches, aud o! size color, and
quality surpassed by none in the State.
All orders Stone either dressed or in the rough, to
be shipped by canal rail- will be promptly attended to,
and furnished a prices to please the purchaser
ANDERSON. SPENCER co.
JAS. C. SPENCER, A. HOuGHIEiINO,
l. ANDERSON.
Joliet Noysrnber % ISJG
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.
THE undersigned having the shop and stock
Of Gewen Finley, where he intends to carry on the
business "A more extensive scale lie has on hand ana
Is aways in receipt the best quality of American lta-
liam and Ey,tan Marble for Head Stones, Tomb Stones
Monuments Nantes. Furniture, &C. As he has some oil
t. hest vorkmen in the western country, lie feels as
snrd that he can get up anything in his line in superb
or sty together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
" b. Orders from distance earnestly soiicited ana
promptly attended to. JAMES Wills
Ottawa. March :, 1856.
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Druggi.' B.5OE-SepeT ami S'dtiOner-Ottd,rd, III.
second store in Nattingers block, south side of the
court house square. y
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,

Superior Street Hed- Bir1rds UdJOH Establishment
STONE 20 all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet stone for sale all delivered to order
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LJ.fFHy'"tHtNl-
one In N.ttiu.-r-- E'a--, second aD"r.
csT-Br. -. VII receive patients ~ a. Dlhcs al
Irt-Tr= u ..rlr.. tii- I-y au night II
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BY WIN. OSMAN.
BUSINESS CARDS.
=. O. Of G. r.

=. q. of G. II.
KYvASHINGTuN LODGE, No ~ Independent order
Nv 81 Good T-JuflIr-. meets every "Wednesday eve
ming ia Eedti-k's IocS. third story, at O'Clock
,i-f-s visiting the City cordially IN
,it-tt 20 meet with u. LEVI LlGTTFOOT, W G Y
po~rT, ~ : janI1
Ottawa Mechanics Institute
NIEETS every Friday evening. iD csoEer Cos
vi block third story at o'clock iebZI
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on. J. br
CANAL BAKERY,
BY e.. IIsION d Co.,

c. IRioS- = btEtN SC
CANAL BAKERY,
BY e.. IRION d Co.,
Near The Rddrocd Depot
XXyE have continually on hand andicr sale all sorts OF
w Crackers Bread Cakes and Pies, and everything
belonging "a first rate Bakery.
Also. all Of Groceries and Provisions, and warm
and cold yicitais.
w assure our customers better and cheaper articles
than can bought any Bakery IN The Western States,
s We do the mechanical part s business ourselves.
Come and see before you buy elS'Hhrre.
The highest market price paid Tor Butter, Lard Eggs,
&c, &c apZJ-C.II I 4t'iON ".
CITY AUCTION S'TGi.I.
frlIE undersigned respectfully offers o. the citizens %
Z Ottawa and surrounding county. his services a.
City AGctiou-rr. and Cnuuli sion Merchant for IN
sale Real Estate. Horses Carriage. Dry foods Fur
niture, &c. assuring those who may favor him with
their patronage that honorable eGHr; shall be want
ed effect speedy sales and good prices
Cash advances vii be made goods intended for if-
mediate sale
store north side of Main street, nearly opposite The
Post Office JAS. LANCASHIRE, Iuctt"HeeT.
7. ENGLISH, SIlsaa1n.
REFERENCI :.
True Waterman VIM. ReddicE.
Gibson 4 Brother, Arthur lockwood,
D. Walker a Co., W II. W Cushman,
Mauley & Dow, b 7. Phelps,
Earl & Son. u. +. "iti.
y. B.-Cash for Hides and Pelf. apll
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T!.ENEW
MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING ESIkRll RllSHMEhI

FNEEUIUERIE-.
LADIES WHITE KID GLOVES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Having hand a large stock Of goods which VIII be
sold at small profits.
Rendering thanks to her patrons and friends FOR past
i4yors ,hr -ul.rts a continuance Of the patronage
heretofore extended to her.
Please call aud examine her goods before purchasing
elsewhere she j. clu:iI,It her G0oI- and prices
not :1i! 90 suit.
Dress Making done IN thr most fashionable style
Patterns received monthly from Chicago and New York
Bleaching and pressing Straxs attended usual
Ottawa, Apri. -. I--i7.
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DoEToE2 uc1ANAKA,

NrFrCE .r tI- -eeruI siery q >hI.-Es hniidihS hs
=. ri 8 T,--- auG%a
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tH. AF A. .N'iipr
HAVE --yr5-~I r-rs,l-rS 10 tie practice 81 Nsa'-
,f.. ...J >y.slr anil would most respectfully tender
ff r-f--sarI services 20 tIs citizens 0f Ottawa and
va5a.-y- =,
80 H.. NJ = aT.25
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New Lumber Yard.

HE Subscribers would respectfully represent to the
! citizens of Ottawa and surrounding country that
they have hand and offer FOR sale large and well
ected stock Of Pine Lumber, Shingles, and Lath Our
Facilities stocking yard enables sci at CiCa
20 prices. adding transportation.
We have also hand a general assortment Of Nails
Glass, sash. Doors. Sc.
We would say those wishing 10 purchase, give
cali examine stock and prices, confident
that make 10 your advantage TO give your
patronage.
Yard and Office north side Of the Canal near Bristol
and Zane, Grain Houses
janf.-ts JOHN CLANCY co.
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a.. l.. THOMPSON,
=. ". GssUEGS.

DEALER N
Drugs, Patent Wediriaes, PAINT. oils, Tarnishee
Dye .SgrS, DC, DC,
B-twseu Glover a CCUk-s and IIeddick's Block
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HONIC[OPATHG-
Ers. ..IgE-S C.ID PDN.

f"0||.| mn |0T-I'.7 7"I ~ L'I1F--''-I''''H- TIC
CE. f- l-II.k's bIDe up stairs. ia ti'- rooms Il
r1-rly occupied az .h- fro Is.sJ-r printing Office
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MrnCH.xr's G.seLrxo orL.-There is no me-

MrEEHANT's GAEGLISG 01L.-There is no me-
dicine that has better stood the test of long
and severe experience than Merchants Garg-
ling Oil. Il is manufactured in Lockport, n.
Y, and has gradually worked its way into pub
lie favor and general use where its merits are
knewn, because it does really possess the good
qualities that are claimed for it. For all cases
In which liniment is required, it is unsurpass-
ed and unequrIled. II has been long and extern
siyely tried, and few indeed have heen the in
stances in which it has not produced the desired
result As q remedy for animals it is indispen-
sable, and far superior to anything before the
public. We do not speak of this medicine in
these terms because we have any interested mo-
tive for so doing, but because we have had op'
portunities to know that it is a really valuable
preparation, without any humbug about it, and
should be in the possession of every farmer who
has anything to do with horses or cattle. 1t j;
for their benefit that we call attention to it, and
state thatit may now be found for sale at Spragu'
& Pett's, in this city, who are the regular ageHt
for it. All who have used it, concur in thu
opinien that it is really the best thing for the
purposes for which it was intended, that has eV
erbeen presented for universal use.-WdtertsT'
(Wis.) Democrat.
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AxERIcA.-A few weeks since, during
one of those reformatory processes when
have been going on at our navy yard. 0n'
dszsthe supervisory care of Jesuit lnf II
enSGone Of the mechanics learned that
he was to be dismissed upon which ne
waited upon the Secretary OF the navy,
who gave him every assurance that ne
would be retained. With this assurance
he returned to his work and his home
with a heart relieved. But to his aston
ishmeut a short time only escaped before
his positive dismissal came. He again
waited on the Secretary, and to his ear
nest appeals his Honor turned a deaf ear,
he could or would not save him. Al
ter All entreatiss had failed, this Ameri-
can mechanic informed the Secretary that
he had but one recourse left, and that was
to 20 to America.
"What," said the Secretary, 'are you
not now in America ?"
mo, sir this is the United States"
"Where, then, is America? 2"
1.-THE State ofMARYLAND, is-thdt
alone, is now America"
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Has been before the public more than 20 years,
and is deservedly popular in the cure Of
Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windgalls, Pole
Evil, CauOus, Cracked Heels, Call of all kinds
Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fistula, Sit
fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Found
cred Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango, Feet
Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism
Bites Of Animals, External Poisons, Painful
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, BOiis, COrns,
Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillblains
Chapped Hands, Cramps, ContractionS of the
Muscles, Swellings, Weakness Of the joints
Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, &c.
bSr Pamphlets gratuitously furnished By
gents, with Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Projectors, u. Il.
rCcKER L Co., LOckpOrt, n. Y.
CAUrroN.-Let the Purchaser observe that
fhe name, " G. ". MERCHANT in his own hand
writing, is over the cork also blown in the glass
of the bottle. None other can BE genuine.
BE For sale by Druggists and Merchants
generally, through the United States, British
Possessions. and other Countries. And BY
SHREvE & MACY, White Cloud.
REED & STuRGEs, Iowa Point.
PETER, FRAZER & Co., Oregon, Mo.
JONES & Co., Mound City, No.
aug. -, 81, ly.
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: SPARrAN.-Among the Europeans
who were endeavoriRg to escape from
DeIb; when it was ravaged by the cruel
East Indians, was On English officer with
b. wife, As he bore Ter along amid the
dead and dying, be was attacked BY a
party Of mutineers. His goo. sword was
drawn, and seven rufians fell. Slowly
retreating, while keeping them at bay
the fiends made 8 rush at his wife, but
shot from her husbands arm saved her
honor, though it cost her life. Another
shot, by his own hand too, and the hus-
band rested beside the body of his wife.