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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
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r A II r o A ID i.
u.xar srurDUrr
CHANGE % sCHEDULE.

ON and after WEDNESDAY, Febrsa-y .. 1887. the
" rains this road vii run as follows Sundays
exoepted.l
The Nail and Passenger ain win leave P1urla daily a.
A. n and arrive AZ Memphis AZ 10 A. ~.
Returning, leaves Memphis a. ~ End arrives 81
Panola AZ P.n
ne FRIGHT and Accrmmoati0u Train leaves Memphis
daily a. $40 A. n, and arTives ~ Panoia at n A
EeiuIning, leaves Pa1oa a. = n, and arrives al
hemplis 81 r.
P-rsans t7avsllRg On the Msr Train can spend I've
hours On Memphis and retIrn On the sane day.
Passenger Train 1skes direct connectiol at Memphis
With ne Memphis and Chsrestou RarnEd zoinE EAST,
an fhe Memphis and Ohio Raiiroad g9ing Nsrth-
Fhe FrPiEht and AcrQumodafion runs in connection
with Stages ~ as fro the folsvnx sa9es Oakland.
Preston and Grenada tnere making coanecil1n win
STAGES through Carrton and LexinEtou teuce b tbe
northern termini of the Nssssppi Central Railroad tor
Canton Jackson and New orleans.
Through Tickets for Grenada be obtained at ths
Memphis Depot
mis- is much tue shortest route and passenEers lesv
ing Memphis BY the morning tran arrive At Grenada t
same evening having daylight the whole way.
n ". NEWELL.
isssI-N esensral SuDerintendent.
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MEMPHIS WHOLESALE o.
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY AND CANDY
MA ETTEA RTORV .a

n KELLY would respectfully Inform his friends and
Os the public generally that he mGuufactures daily
Al his stand 0ne and large assortment Of Everything
IN his line which be viii sell low they BE- bought
snywhere else and warranted 70 give general satsfse-
irssh ct d. KKLLTs,
SsEs-lTd Ss.s Hsvsra's ROv, KsuPAlS. I'm.
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TEE sOUTHERN CITIzEN,

THE SOUTHERN CITIZEN,
Is published weekly at KNOXVILLE, TENN. BY
John Mitchell s. Wm. G. Swan,
At 81 per annum, or 81 for six months, pays
bic invariably in advance.
ER- Mitchell having lommsnced IN the 18th num-
Nj Der Of the paper rertes o. Ltfers addressed %
the Hon ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, o. Georgis
which vhe lmplsted vii furnish euire histsry Of
The Irish Troubles Of l846,
with their Causes and COnsrqueaues.
The SOUTH ERN CITILNN Uili b. The nee ipteresi-
ing 70 both American and Irish readrs Besides these
con tributions from Nj. Mitchell the SOUTHERN CITI-
IzrN viii oo1tnue have It's usual qusn T of original
mstter upon potcAl and literary uhjets prepared BY
him The circulation thoUzh laTge snf constantly 10
ressfaE the PIopriet have fhoOgnt VII Be much
more extended By an enn0uncement IN this form
onmunications with remi taRoes y be addressed 70
Mitchell q SWAN, Knoxville, Tennessee, or 70 any Of
3 e Cour,enay 4 Co Charleston. souah Carolina.
Thoraas O'Conn0r, Savannah, Georgia.
J. o. Morgan, New Orleans, Louisiana.
James A Gentry, Richmond, Virginia.
Alexander Adamson. Washington City.
TafIinsEH & Turn-r, Cinc natl, Ohio
p n Haverty, ITO Futnl strset, View York.
S r. GoetIsi 80 DaHphin street, Noble ahamA-
Bsnj. B. Davis, Mssouic Building, Montgomery, Ala
Ross & TO1cey, i2i Esssau street. New YORK. supply
desiers snly upon favorable terms
James McGiun, I9l Kearney street. San Francisco.
Cubs Ter win be supplied vita the Paper for el5
myt-d6m
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CsfRSOsgs'S
DTRE1 H-Nn
EO M SAOF,
On pesoto Street.

On Debcro Street,
BETWE UNION AND BEAL
THE undersigned would respectfully .ur1-m tzs cri-
Eeus af Memphis and it5 vicinity and bis Numerous
customers living 81 distance o. country f1r frefr
psst patrna1te in HE iue business WHICH huz-eat
has hitherto been confined 10 thr NJ snf 1
ting 10 She Ohar-Puup alone snd sI believing shal
10 BE- the brst pump in use wfru l= % got uataras
and Brcprry put up, land the when nos 81 r1s
and Pot up.l however s. there plac-s where che
ca lain Pump canz0t D. usec 1rrs ua Fe. living
Of ths 'odat times 30 Do s-l thirE tHac tbe-e ere
other Pump Ia use superior o. tre Chain sump Lave
determined 20 accolu3dat- che taste o.. a rr putin I'd
or n pping 10 orer any Einf % Pump thas -as a--
ket furnish. have Therefore employed Al sre--
sucst workman lately from me- Esst who wiz sttaIf a
patting up and repairing al kildr OF Iron Pumps BE
viii also d0 ever7 Firi OF PfTIBING, an df whi.h
VIII warrant; aul when say slrra q q mean what Z
say, and say what ues1.
have iu the Iasf var attached usc- f1a- t1 nun
Der of my Ohatn- Pumps via entire success hava
also uszd srge Allsuce- whre5 on Hand Cbain-Pu-rps
with equal success In one haze ussd the zsd
Llnk-Chain q tsrue Butt51 vhi-H BE- qul-e expensive,
but it " fsdeth not away %
"EULTUE IN PARv0"
have recently lHvelted CHAIN PUMF-BOI, em-
5rscirg tive compile separate and tist5ncl Chain ur
mtsnd'd for dsubl= terFmens lard double priaef two
persons can draE water from this box tEe tls
having 10 Interference win cash other lrer u1
hole left In the partit on or fence large e1cugh Ter
urcons dog. cat, cai-keu, r1 caFl frcl ore
yard q ne other. would refer T-u concerning The
Pump, 70 P g singham 81 J. e Ns.rts-l a 20.
P s. lam prepared 70 ship Pumps on 5ri-rs in snc-t
notice up or down. east Or west of th1 20 sis9i river
lau26-iiv " C.
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THE SPHEREOTYPE.

gTIHElatest and b. far she most mportt1t luqrc e
ment In Photography Is the receutIy Fasealeu PIC
rrre known as the SPHEREOTYPE, which q not CO
and unl Ike any Of It's preeoessof- Pc s-.ay -
pror ts an me sphersoi7pe Is proof agsnst r11IE,
ArR and WATER and for richness Of tod Nai---- r
expresslon and distinctness has 20 esa-l ta1L l-t
fusion Is such that the picture cr may Sc ms -4
~ N air entirely independent of the back troll4
Forfhis picture We have the exclusive ug1t iar At-
phfs eueciuen b. seen 1 cur aaiefg. Waere pic
rss A. also akeE n the various style oI oar Artist.
PROF. REMIN GFC.S,
vho eoubtnes TIE ChsIns1 Eth the AriiF. Etch eus-
bIss aim at al iizaes % p=oduca guperl1- Ptures
?. 3. CLARK & CO
1scz-sf Ro. cisrt Esrals aiacf.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON. BALTTMOR
PHILADELPHIA.
NEU WnUT

I a W. u
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
THIS Railway, fuy aul new y equi11ef .rs nssz'r z
thrown bea1tlful AL haa'thF crurtrr rasrs t5
Lrayelers IT'S ne ht-szsi11 valley r1la threa au--
l-eo mes lnsrt-r. sn4 possessing greater ratch anI
comfort thsu auv oth-r O. ~ FfsT end NORTH
IiNE AND FtRE RBDCCED -Urde- ihs r-er41t
sehei1.e of tac Post 0os pssrtusut u- I-a= are u-
mitted and a saving ef. etsd u 14 h1rrs
Passing through slaVe Territor7 sraps sscur. "a A.
foried for The oonveysnc1 of seryanls
A. Dalton. Ca. chdics o. Rsuta. Is aTs-e7-s- --
lnuous railway throurh Gsorgis s6ufh Carar--a rrf
h7rt1 Garona 70 Rein Id or b. tf- 8 eat H.arr-I.
- L1le slolEn Afsi l7n1sse 1-1 Firr-l1 % E1o--
vie Lrncr5arE, Rehnl5nt enc fo 81 OF thc eatrs.fl
THE ExPRsss NAIL rsAIy leaves N--gtfs s..-
81 1.on P - .sferping e. 80 sfatl lrr
THE ACCONHODArION Train leaves Fer-.fss
DAILY (szcept Sundavsi a. I IS. p 81 .3r INC Il
Win re hLssi-siupi Ceufra anf Tsrnasses Genital
hailrosd -enervilis and .1ter-1 a be STA i1na
TRAINS CONN NsCT-Af Grand Jrr-ffrr urfH ia
Nississp7i Centrzl Rafrcaf 10 HaHv ssr|rr- f,-s-f
1rrlsi. Canton JacEl0n, er-, lli ufrh tl1 aissl7-
ppl and fsnnessee Centrl Raj road % Bolivar f4rtse1
At Pooshontss. win tri uesk~ rlas 81 oas-a=s %
Ap.eT, fontotoe A5srdesn. and Columbus. Kiss
AZ luss- With asiiY lin= 90 fou--L1-ss Caarees
through Aher cen CoIuulous efc o. the rnrfbe-n .-
mlnus Of TIE NOBLE aad Onto Railroad
tnroush ticEsts znod uuti used win the rrrIaz- @
stapping a aHy point dssired sd a. ths GEvEasr
IicEET OFFIcE, Commercial H1ts and q. tas sasissr
street Station
Eaeh PASSENGER VII Be aioE15 ore hrr1-s pornrs 81
oszgsge; no article VII b. csrri-d al -a-rs-e ta- b
aot incident % thc persn 20 ne passenger Oh case CT
lo-s ne Company VII h9lt themselves rspou-1ia for %
NeEroes, vheu traveiing a'one mugt hzv- q permit
na1inE re point % which theT o. g. sad eracir-z
that tley trsVeI by rsi- a. or faer - ~ -
carried No ticsel Eil he -d ths-s nor ul .ta- t.
received on the unless tt r rra- 1r rranr Be pre-
eat or kaoEn % ne Tcssf As-lt Coue1ct1r or 5asr
person 70 vo1eh for genulH-zsss o. psr'al-
General su1ernts1fs1t -
snpe-iutana.7s ~ - -
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NOTICE.

Da IN sLEDGE has retained from New York,
~ after an sb-eaoe Of Hne months and has effected
so1s astoundiEg 10 that city BE has taken ~
enc At No - N1nrse street between Aatn snd Second
gtrssts ant lu the przctice o. Eecine, Tnere
be has for sale bis nesbrstsd Co np01nds- Al calls at
tendes % day niht Ae he intends locating peraa-
nsntlF 10 Msurhis snd from the great Success be has
had b the treaueat Of the various dease he thinks
" shod have liberal pstrVnsg from the citizens o.
Msmphls Iaus-ily
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Is So IS ga 5os7 % 3 o s Oo5s 80 9 iia 50
Sis eO1o O95 OOsO % % OosO % 81 90 IS oOi2s @
n One ssuErs, rSnsvabls weekly, per snnun go 90
twice : Seeky !" g @
q '''I NC -SsI,' ~ 50 %
II An Eavertisenents required 70 be kept second
esEe oHARs1p As NV EAcH DAY and On thiTa PasF'
~ Aevsrtiznslt directed % be displayed, SCI IN
lsEEe type, ehsrEed DOUBLE rates.
~ Tetrlv advertisers VI = charFed eEtrE for occu
pyng spsoe over oontrsct snd shen LAEeE TYPE Is
0ured . be used hs advertisement kept OF Inside Of
- Ys.ry advertisers VII be ohn-Fed extra st regular
ats foT waste, Eents, Removals o0paTtnsrsAiD Nc
- TEASsIEsr ADvEETIsrSs MUST Be PAID FoR
n No ssyersisernsui VIII sppesT IN the weekly paper
81 IsvsTsensnzs 70 be inserted IN the westiy paper
0y irregular iEtervsis IN either Q; The papers WI
Ep- Announcng oanadstss fS- state County and W.
nlosl Ooe es eseA, 70 be paid IN Edvsnoe IN every
tnEtEuos.
n Al sdveTtssneuts for Charitable Institutions,
Fts Companies ward, Town. and ether PshIc EsstiagE
ffbe charged half praoe
n Marriages sRd Deaths published news but
oe1ssries, tributes of Respect and Runsral IuvitAons
foth-r advtTtisar1sHts.
n Ar Lessl EHd Transient Advsrtissnents win be
EsrEes - TIE inssrtisn
n editorial Netioes IN Local Csluun WI BE- charged
osuts per lae.
Il 80 dsa1osion Or vsrtstoa VIII be made frou the
sTsgoiug RATES.
E,oLAEAHAS FROUsBALz a DILL
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Transportation.
Great DAILY Southern Ronta
- - @ RQ

FTtHEOUGH from Nlczs1llgs = s-isaprl- t1 New Or
II ieans, IOulstara lu fourteen hour. end ta'f lr
way o. the Southern and ire - or Tsc- ara
Great Northern Railroaf The rheau=sr ald most et-
peditious route from v.cksbgre 10 N-F OTls-1s
Hereafter the pss9saEtr train wiE laaFe Flcssl-Tc
tally IS p arrivils az Jacrsor aua con rect n
alth the srsiu frun Ner Orleans fr- Canton Al s3f
n add arriving at Braeccn 81 6f3, p NJ cllEectilE
with the dsllY line o. STAGES flr NJ r1mery Aa-
leaving Brandnn al 90 arriving o. "a EE0u
ard connect ing With ~ trails f11n Csrtn fr New Or
leans $40 A. H. and seaclins VicEsburg at O'clock
A ~.
Orleans vii leave week.-mrs. ialy Sundays excepted. az
O'Clock arriving AZ Il1za1n aad oorzrcriug with
he train from Caatln f0r New Orleans az $50 A
leaving Jackson ard courf fctInz With fEe ra1 from
NeW Orleans for Castor a. % r., sud s-rivrg
Vicksbulg az s-35 p n G WILL Ms.
nuQf-ff f1ane~ag grrarfnf farfaHr
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Memphis, Tenn References
a Nessrs Ward a Jones Philips h white, Lamb.
YOUNG q Co. MoCisnshsn, Trousdsle Dill, Milton
Putnam. knes 0Eel. EsQ-s n Averys $50 Memphis
Ofdcr uu Stair, the corner Of Main and Madison
streets docr 70 the GAyoso sEyugs Institution.
o7T-F1r
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WILLIAM 4 PosTsH....-...--PHrEsAsT 7 sczU6ss.
P0ST0E & SCRUGGS,
torn neyR at La ",
HHhPEIs, TEEH.
oFFIcE-Ns. ss Court square, South Side.
IITILL give ther join sttnticn professional bust
w ness ia the several 2ouris Of the cty Of Memphis,
ne Eleventh yuiicsi Ccuh C. Tsnressse aad Of North
Mississippi ss52i-s sm
DIR W. r. ROGERS,
nFPERS his prosessisoE services 70 the citizens
" henphis- once, s1ulh SIDE Of Court SquaTe Res
fdence A. A. o Harris' iarI2-6m
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SCOTT & DIXON

Il TTOHNEIN AT LHW ANU oULIJIIUH U UihN-
"a CBaT -mpbis- Tenn, VIII prEcice their profes-
lon ia II tee Coarts hed IN The city 0f Memphis. and the
Euprse and PedsrzI Courts At gsckaou. Prompt Ettsn
tian ei given 81 cl1is for collection eErusted 70
them aoe frst door 70 ne lett, up stairs IN the
Wsfhar Rlort Main street iaus-tf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

rsss OF TIE PoTATo.-In France, the IA
Tiaa Is largely used for culinary purposes
The famed grvieS sauces and soups OF France
ar largely indebted for their excellence to
that source, and its bread and pastry equal
" So: while a great deal of the so-cslied
CScnac. imported into England from France,
is the produce of the potato Throughout
Germany, the same uses are common; and
IN Poland. the manufacture Of spirit from
the potato l. a most extensive trade. Stet-
Tin brandy" well known in commerce, Is
largely imported into England, and is sent
from thence TO many Of our foreign posses
sions as the produce Of the grape. and i
placed on many a table Of England as the
same: while the fair ladies of our genera
country rerfume themselves with the spirit
Of potato, under the designation OF Eau de
Cologne. But there are other uses which
this esculsnt il turned TO abroad. After tx
tracing the farina. the pup i manufactured
into ornamental articles. sach as picture
frames, snuff boxes, and several descriptions
az TOYS: and the water that runs from 1t N
the process of manufacture, Is most valu-
nile srourer. For perfectly cleansing WOO
ems and such-likc articles. 1t is the house
wif,'S panacea; and IL the washerwoman
iarnens to have chilblains. she becomes
cured by the op-ration.-PGper read O.foFe
re British association.
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MARVELLOUS TENacIrY OF IIFE.-lf the
heq,i of mammiferouS quadruped. or Of a
Iirf. i cut off, the consequences, OF course,
are f1tal.-But the most dreadful wounds
that imagination can figure or cruelty can
iuff-t. have scarcely any destructive infiu-
once on the vital functions of many OF the
inferior creatures.
Icevenhoeck had a mite which lived ii
weeks tT2n-nzed OF Il por'It fO' sIivEO--rri
cal investigation. Valiant caught locust
ut the Cape of Good Hope, and after exca-
waiting the intcstines. he filed the abdomen
with cotton. and stuck stout pin through
the thorax, vet the feet and antenne were
in full play after the lapse Of five months.
/, the beginning o, November, Redi open
al the skull of a land-tor;oise, and removed
the entire brain. 4 fieshy integument was
observed to form over the opening, and the
animal lived for six months. SpalanZani
cut the hearts out Of three nevis lin Scot
land called asks.) which Immediately took
To- fight, leapt, swan, and executed their
usual functions for for'y-eight hours
4 tiecapitated beetle will advance over a
fable. and recognize precip'ce on approach
ing the edge Rcdi cut off the head Of a
tortoise, which survived eighteen days.
Colonel Prin-le decaptated several libullul;r
or dragon flies, one of which afterwards
lived for four months, and another for six
and. which seems rather odd. he could new
or keep alive those with their heads on,
above a few days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16

SAVE TIE SooT.-This, though generally
thrown into the street and wasted. Is one OF
the brst manures. II ia extensively used
in England. and when only fifteen or twenty
bushels are applied to the acre, it induces
the most luxuriant crops Of wheat and oti-
or grains. IL contains. in small compass.
almost all the ingredients of the coal or
wood used for fuel 1t also contains severa!
salts of ammonia. maynesia. and murlatIc
aeiI. Its components are the natural food
or s;irnu'ants of plants; and it can be used
10 great advantage as a concentrated fertiIi-
zr. TO stimulate terminating seeds in the
drill. 1t is not only sown broadcast with
the grain, but il is applied to the root crop
with the best results. Potatoes and carrots
especially are benefited by If. Six quarts
OF SCOT 10 n hogsheai of water, make an ex-
ccilen; liqnid manure for the garden. II
ear he applied with safety to all garden
crops. and will pay for saving. In putting
the slows. furnaces and firepiaces in order
for the winter, bear it in mind that SCOT Is
valuable. and will be wanted for Spring use.
One, two. teree or more barrels can be saw
al easily in most families, especially where
wood IS burned 1dirie Farmer.
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2nritult mral

REMEDIES FOR GLASpEKs IN HoRsEs.-A
correspondent Of Tie Cotton Planter asks
for a remedy for Chambers and receives the
following:
Lam aware that even in suggesting n re-
meiy for this ioaihsome and dangerous ma
Ial-v, which from tine DAYS Of Hippocrates,
Of Cos, twenty-three hundred Years ago. TO
the present time. has babe defiance to the
SSH Of the Veterinarian, I subject myself
n the sneers of the learned. Still, ! am
willing 10 encounter even this, IL thereby /
nav be the instrument Of alternating the
suiferircs Of the horse. Take of lodide of
Potassium one drachm, and Of Sulpbate OF
Copper blue StOne) two drachms, levigate
or pu'veriZe them. and add them together.
and they form the Diniodide Of Copper (mix
these ingredients only As you want to use
them. Then with little -four make into
one or two balls or pills, raise your horses
head rs rou would to drench him. and with
your left hand draw his tongue gently out,
put tire ball into large spoon, and WITH
your right hand pass it as far down ms
throat as practicable, let his tongue go, and
he * compelled 10 swallow 1t. This should
be given night and morning, till the syrnp-
toms If Chambers disappear. l have tested
this remedy sufficiently to be satisfied, that
IL administered in the early stage Of the
disease. II Will cure in from ten to fifteen
DAYS. Were I going to treat case OF CLAN
drrs, would feed my horse on maShcs,
Chat *, boiling hot water poured over oats
and bran, or cut fodder or hay and meal,
and covered till cool, for at least tu days.
Then would give SIX drachms Of aloes,
given in ball, and when j. he'd ceased ope
rating. would commence with one and
half drachms Of DiniodIie of Copper, which
yrould be half tlrachm of Iodide of Potassium
and a drachrn Of Blue Stone, night and
morning, Increasing quarter of a drachm
each day, till I got up to three drachrns,
feeding principally rpou green food, II to be
bad. and If rot, upon mashes, giving but
little IL any -c:T.
Another correspondent gives the follow
ing as the best remedy. anil this * the me-
diciae we have been in the habit Of using:
Being an old Doctor. "whOse sands have
almost ran out" we have investigated the
disease Of gIanders in horses and men And
after much experience. we have long since
: tiled down on the grand Panacea- IL is
one powder aHd one blue pill. Take one
tlblcSpoouful Of Duront's best rifle powder,
and put 1t into the mouth OF good mus
net and ram down the paper on the top OF 1t,
then take one blue pill of lead, of an ounce
or less Nv weight. and ram home on t ? o.
thar, and then 20 to the patient, an the stu
b., and through the military manual OF fir
iry: but he sure TO Kill the horse, and burn
him and the stable, brides. and every thing
that has come in contact with him. Ihongh
If the stable is a very valuable one, and has
not been much contaminated, IL may be sac-
e.. by thorough cleansing, scraping, and
washing with chloride of lime, and then flu
inflated with chloride gas.
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NONTGONERY'S
Family Provision Store.

THE subscriber has just received his Spring stock
the above old and popular establishment compris-
health full sub-tantials Of life. His purchases are
irving from the socth, and with his purchases
elsewhere comprise the largest. fullest. freshest
cheapest OF Family Groceries to be found be-
tween Chicago and 81. Louis. He invites all who ar.
skePtieal this pon call and The follow
ing article. comprise but part Of his list constantly on
hand.
Sugar. brown. loaf, clarified and crushed
Corse, Rio rod Java.
-No'a.se1, ST Jar honse, plantation, and syrup.
C1H,dL~s, star, stesrine, sperm, and tallow.
T.,ts green, black, bofiea- 1c-
~tJg, rosn. CASTLE, and shaving
7o5,tcco c.vendi-h, fine cut smoking, &c.
Ggd-s ANYTHING from 'iong nine" to mild four
penny Cuba"
Pork lard. tAIio~, kc-
FaSt, nIakerel, white, herring. and trout.
Cs,cotf Nut. rai-ins, and currants.
Fig-, a retail or by the drum.
Ginger Pressrres, a very fine article.
Iju$Qdr, the best crab and cider.
Pickles, in jars. all kinds,
Pepper S1gee. pepper, salt, slspce, ginger and all
other ordinary condiments.
Nut. Brazil fber,s, almonds. pea nuts. &c
To for children, including cry babies and everything
else from the elephan; TO Jack the giant killer.
pyst~rs, .ardines, &c. in
tdH1isS a lot Of all kinds.
I'ftEs, brooms. raOps, &c.
oranges md Lemons, fresh from the South, At retail
~ The box.
PdDer. ink, pens, and all kinds % stationery
ED'Cer shot, lead, and everything that line
fbiny tIczls, from the longest pole hooks,
Flour, potatoes, vegetables in their season butter
chickens, and all such little need
ed in families. always KEEP; when they possibly be
procured for love or money.
vIuLINS.
very fine lot Of ViUlins, with all the arrangements
ALSt'-Chiodgo and Alton lime and G-oaent .ore.
Their with everything else that he named IN his line
and he i not supplied with the article called for he
Ottawa. May 81. 1856 r. MONTGOMERY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-01-16
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
FoR TIE RAPID CURE or $500
Coughs. Colds HoaIseness. Influenza, Bronc hits,
WhooPing Cough, Group, Asthma, lnciPi-
ros The RAPID CURE or

RAPID CURE or
Coughs Colds HoaIseness Influenza, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, As thrna, lncipi-
ent Consumption.
And for the relief Of con.umpye patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
We need not speak 10 the public Of its virtues
Throughout and almost hamlet Of the
American its wonderful cures Of pulmonary com"
plants made it already known. Nay few are The
families any civilized country this continent with
personal experience Of its effects; and fewer
comm un.ties anywhere which have not among
living trophy Of its victory the subtle
AMI diseases Of the throat and lungs. While
the powerful antidOs yet known 10 man Tor the
formidable diseases Of the pulmonary
can be employed for infants and young persons Pa
should have il in against heIn-tious enemy
that steals them uuprepaF-A We have abundant
grounds believe the CHEERY PICTORIAL more lives
by the consump;ions prevents than those il cures
Keep by you, and your colds while they eura-
BILE nor neglect them until human skill master the
memorable canker that fastened the vtals eats
life away.
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders, and
the virtues Of this remedy, need not
do more them is still made the best II can
We spare cost, care, tod to produce II the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
best agent which skill furnish for their
cure.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER.
Practical and -Andlyticdt Chemist LoaosU, Mass,
AND SOLD BY
A. c. PUTNAM. Otsana,
d. WALKER CO.,
G. II. HUNTER,
J. T. ADAMS. Earl station,
c. II. JOHNSON, Uend0tG,
And all dealers in medicine everywhere. au.l