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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
PHYSICIANS. $.

DIR. G. HADFlELD,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Office Fourth street,
the Wnsow House, Saint Paul, Min Ter Resi-
dence, first House below the steps, leading from ST.
Anthony street to the Upper Landing. N. B.-Dr H..
wishes it to be distinctly understood that when his
vices are rendered, he expects his pay. oct23-df
DER. II. WEDELSTAEDT,
HOMEOPATHIST, ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA; OFFICE
over Charles Mayo's Hardware Store. Residence,
Chestnut Street, i'll she house of the late Rev. Mr..
Bradley. References: DR.. D. Hadfeld, St. Paul, X.
+. Slaughter, Prof. Pulte, Cincinnati. nov16-d6m
DIR. ID. 5. HUTCHINSON,
DENTIST, GRADUATE OF PHILADELPHIA DENTAL
Coege0 With an experience of ten ears practice
respectfully offers his professional services to the pub
lie. Charges reasonable, and work warranted Office
Third Street, between Minnesota and Robert Streets,
st. Paul, Min. noyl4-w1y.
JEFFREY II. ADAMS, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, corner Of Main
and Front streets, Mankato City, Minnesota.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
ENGINEERS.
CHAS. M. BOYLE.

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. OpFIcE-TH1Rp
STREET, between Jackson and Roberts Street. Will
attend to the Surveying and Dividing of Land, make
surveys and Maps of New Towns, lay OFF Additions to
Towns, &c. Preliminary Surveys, Maps, Profes and
Specifications of Railroads and other works, made
with accuracy and dispatch. Real Estate bought and
sold on Commission my9-y
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

Third st., wnder the Minnesotidn Office,
G. G. GRISWOLD,i
Would respectfully inform his friends and the public gen
erally that he has just received of the finest and
largest assortments of Spring and Summer
Ready Made Clothing,
HATS e. GAPS,
For Mems Youths and Boys wear that has ever been
exhibited in this City, which in
EXTENT, VARIETY AND QUALITY,
Cannot be surpassed by any other establishment as he
has purchased with the view of sung every Taste and
Station Garments of the exquisite taste and finish
of workmanship, suitable for the Man of Fashion, for
business purposes, for the Mechanic Farmer, and Lum
berman in great variety, ready for inspection
His stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Will be found complete, as ALL from the Luna5ernaan
d0~n to the Dandy, will find every article required.
SILK UNDERSHIRTS,
In great varietust the article required for this eli
mate He would call attention to his large and varied
assortment of Gentlemen's
MARSEILLES SHIRTS,
White and Colored,-whch are now becoming so gene
ray worn and acknowledged to be far superior to any
other KIND, being more durable and neater. His
HAT AND CAP
department is filled with the very latest styles including
the Summer WHITE BEAVER, PLANTER, Panama, SILK,
kossuth, Chip, Leghorn and plain Straw Hat
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
In great variety and at prices calculated to suit
one In short, everything in the Furnishing line can be
had by following the crowd to the
BOSTON CLOTHING STORE,
myll-dawy Third street, st. Paul.
1903. S o M M 1858.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

MI. VERNON IRON WORKS,
MOUNT VERNON ONO.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
REAL ESTATE.
M t. RROWNEI.I
j. Ii. BELL.
IRVINE. STONE & HIcCORMICK,

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE and GENERAL AGENT
Superior, Wisconsin, Commissioner for Minnesota.
Receives eposits-Negotiates Loans-Land Warrants
Sold or Located mar17 1y
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

HENNING Won MINDEN. FREDERIC wIPPERMANN.
Won MINDEN & WIPPERMANN,
Graduates of the Polytechnical School, HanoverD
ARCHITECTS, CONSULTING AND CIVIL ENGIN-
EERS, are prepared to furnish the pu1Hc WIN fians
and Estimates for Buildings, Bridges, Hydraulic and
other technical works. They will as required, either
superntend the works perform them oy contract.
Office, Wabashaw st., near Post Once. JanZI-dawy
C. MEYER,
c1v11 rNcINEER Will attend to the surveying and
Dividing Of Land, Drawing Of Maps, Charts, Arch-
tecturai plans and designs of Buildings Specimens
of work to be in my Office As l am in DOS.
session of the best instruments, with all the latest inn
provements, prepared to do all business correct
and with despatch ian15.dawy
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19


The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is of the
largest and best Weekly Papers of the day. An Imper
al Quaro containing Eight Pages, Forty Columns of
entertaining original matter and Elegantly Illustrated
every week.
GIT ecor from, so cents to $500 90 IN Cold, aUiW
be presented to each Subscriber immediately
ceiOt of the Subscription Money.
One Copy for one year........ $500, and gift.
One Copy for two years. $50, and gifts
One Copy for three years. 800, and gifts
One Copy for five years....... 100 and gifts
AND TO CLUBS.
Three Copies one year...... $500 and gifts
Five Copies year. ....... 100 and 3 gifts
len copies one year 10OU ana ~ glfts
Twenty one Copies one year.. 5000 and 21 gifts
The articles be distributed comprised in the fol-
lowing list:
Packages of Gold, containing. $500 each.
do do do ....: .... 200 each.
10 do do do .......... 100 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches. 100 EACH
~ Oold Watches .-........-.......-.,.... 20 eacn
so do do Observation-Disclosures. 60 each.
100 do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so each.
800 Ladies Gold Watches es................ 35 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches. ...... 80 each.
oVO ciNer Ndtcnes SlO TO 70 eacn
1000 Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains to 20 each
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

If. BRADFORD,
tho Post naSce St. paul. Minnesota. my1
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

1t needs no elaborate advertisement to proclaim the
PRINCIPLES which guide, POLITICALLY, the Mimme-
sotian. 1t is paper that is REPUBLICAN in all its
phases and it claims to in opposition to Slave
ry everywhere, and in favor of Freedom everywhere
the stest and most erect of spinal columns There
the least particle OF dough about its face nor pa-
by in the backbone of its principles Its conductors
have "sworn eternal hostility to every form of tyranny
the bodies and minds of men," and they hesitate
not to give their sentiments voice through their press
all fit occasions.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, St. Paul,
Minnesota Will attend promptly to all business
trusted TO them will pay special attention to the To-
caton OF Land Warrants, the payment of Taxes, the
examination Of Titles, and the investment of Money.
" h. WELLEs, Commissioner of Deeds for Connec-
ucut, ana Agent Of st. Paul Fire Insurance Company
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The ArfieEe firm Ire high S-aooz Jo,a.s.1.
LIBRARIES.

: notice ofihis suIje in our last prompted
an article in the Free Trader, from which it
would seem that the writer had nearly gone
into mourning. because Of the sad mistake
las he supposc>) that we had unfortunately
made in simply n0iici0g tie Joet that the
Libraries issued by \. o. Moore OF New
York had found their way out here into IL
linois, and even into places where three
hUHdrel copies O che Ledger" are sold aud
read weekly.
The writer regards it almost as robbing
the people of their money, in giving them
sixty volumes of gOod common sense on the
all importan, subject of Literature and scien-
tjfc agriculture.
Sad indeed is the thought, for if our wor-
thy Board of Education should once take it
into their heads to purchase one of these Ii
braries each year al a cost OF $50, and sho'd
continue the awful act for fourteen years,
they would have expended the enormous
sum of money, nearly equal to that which
the scyiter in the Free Trader sells the Led
ger" for to the people OF this city alone for
ono wear! But one hints that it may be as
bad to sell the Ledger" as to sell the libra
nv; (selected By our State Beard OF Educa-
,ion,) if this be true at all, it is fourteen
times as bad for the Ledger costs this city
fourteen such libraries every year and the
money goes into the hand Of tie iadtciduot
thai prompted the article in the Free Ira
der. We mention not the amount he gets
for the yellow covered articles
Under such circumstances isit not strange
that the writer should be - surprised" to
find that friend Stone" had been merely
noticing the fact that some of these libraries
had been sold in this, our agricultural State
We did not regard this notice as criminal i;
neither did We say that we approved Of the
whole selection of books, we might perhaps
wish to change some of them, but that change
might not have suited our:neighbor. l. ough,
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CHICAGO MARKET.
THURSDAY, EyESISG, May -.

THURSDAY, EyESISG, May -.
The 4yrica, with Liverpool dates to the
10th, was te'cgraphed this morning. The
Flour market is reported neglected. West
tern Canal j. quoted at 2lsa2lsGd. Wheat
&. reported du.i. Red is quoted at Is. Corn
quiet at a decline of Il.
The Provision market IS better. The bread
s,utIs markets were duh and spIr.t.ess to-
day.
Flour i almost unstable at s3.IOa3 %
for extra, and s. 50l3 20 for suPcslue.
Eheot opened with sale Of cho c. Canal
at -. aa,a', Tut sales ou Change were
made al OIc in store am ootc {. o. b. The
Nlw York dispatches Ia the AFTERNOON, how
ever. t.alcG 10 GepJess the market, and
there was 10 disposition 70 operate. e."
sales we.c made at Gle, aud one at COG in
s:5~c-L,.i-rs generally refusing % SCI. at
the latter argre. The days sales foot up
81 100 tg. Tie break IN the canal las put
a stop 70. the present to receipts Of Corn
There vas no canal or river ia market. No.
railroad sold at +SaiS3c in store; No :,
"a. s3a.S &c; and rejected AZ 5So-w.sa sales
amounting 10 i 90 bushels.
Dlts ~. Lu.l at 2S- In store. The Pro
vision rr-,.1-t slma..s iaa1lv-.---Asc ~
N-a 9-rE..
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In --yi-- place. to the f.i,owja.. Cuu.u.uf..
-. t.. n. o-.-- :.;-.r-,.-,- ,t..,,..
,,,. -.
80, 80 - '.''.1'' ''''' " '''.' ~ pa :. ~
!" this controversy; but in justice to Nr. O..
It Is due - say, that his statement in refer
,..... - lis connection, VIII, IL. editorial in
- - 1r.....,1
''I -''e -'--.' "'."--' ~ 10 s"'''! 'O'
rect an SO "oHgAs "c --- 80 cN!.a.hed
the matter 10 Prof S.oUe.
w as, .r,..I tie .,.;.,. sf a.. I'M
81, 49,. o.. ,.......--.. .....,.- - .
'''-
comm .'.--'..'' 0' AZ ~ '''- '-'-'''l. "'.-
Ma EuiI.E.-i have Just read q i,n-'i E.
ar,i e iu lie Xlgt .S-t.gt Journal E,!.i4.r,
More's SlhJ,. Libraries, which IS ps,f-c.d
w.,h queer, or rather crazy sort OF attack
90 '.n Article Who'll. ~ AIRED Is editorial 10
yoIr ra9-r W tIs - inst, 90 which those
libraries were 'aa1. ..iy an. > TrN.~.'. d.
iH-s form ta..s attack or.s'ts W.. ~-a-
fences IA IiI.-,, and the word Ledger
between tour you--, thus: " Ls4EaE.
Those waJ red Tat article d. .s,... ll-
beg li.-, .TI-a. stones previous pei -. .i.-.
libraries w. copied, 4u! Jg,.. alluded o.
ia on. sentence q. tac close 90 Gle ar-g.r.--
y u" those who a-E- ry-- t-.a l-segs ST..
be Surprised that al obscure gu. slg..-r> see
y.uI.r q! books and periodicals sl1v.l o.
at,a.ked w..n such strsr. persona y tuI
7'.l-t w-- published IS c-.--I.-. L. your pa
per
II tll list pace, it IS clearly implied ii-t
yea 2-e 1t cgu-. % Iae r. >poGs..la'y yes,
lave 50 long assumed, IS editor u news
larur. VOW, >is, ole ci .lt t'yo conclusions
must BE- asa--u from the to SIDES OF this
..,teg E.1-h have Jsea p.e>eHiul. f.--tr
you .! are to be le., ia a Iil'cl.g-s posi-
-..u before the pubic, or the E"gl' ssrr has
drown Eiu self n'o a ridiculous atl.r-I..-
=. hen the whole truth and al tie cir.ga-
stances in tie case re stated, am wiling
10 abide by tbe verdict Of your readers.
: school director Near town had h1"ls.
me ,re of ir. Moorc's catalogues, express
-ue objcctiorS TO the selection. wrote a
review OF these libraries, which brought 70
vuu. with nv sicnture affixed. You >u.-
g,>ted some alterations, which did not car,
To rnake-and told you to make any use of
what [ had written YOU should see tit. You
-a.v fit to make large omissions, alterations,
and additions. so that when il appeared oa'y
about one-fourth OF it had been suggested ny
ANYTHING | had written. In conycrSug.Ju
with Mr.. Stone about this uIhttsr, aiJrr-
wards. | admitted that | had written 70 :e-
view Of the :. Libraries" and that a small.
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Bailey, Magical Pain =.A;rac.or.


IA all diseases iaa4szGssn z41r- Ie. I--,IJl.i-
nstes-acE aay insl=-l..1a E;raeB ~ tie rot o!
tie Gi,ease-lsa1= IA .a.a4lI.l-s cure
DALLEY's MAGICAL Pals EXTRACTOR, AMI no.
G.iHg else. a.l lay .-.-.-.--. e. -g--r 80! s4st =
certain cure.
DALLEY's MAGICAL FAM EXTRACTOR VII --E-
:k- following among great catalogue 70 Isea~sH -
-crEss. SClL1s CC5z- JElF-a. =.aE S;rELrs, C.ass-
BrStJxs Eartsas SE&tsSE. Es--- T1l-.y, CEl--a---,
Bltzs ScA5FrtA. Ui-LE- FEvEE -gEr Fztpy- E1E tgE,
PnEs soar EGzs. G9rr, SrE-Lrs.-, E8--E&r-H, ssilg
Nk,p. sULT RuEra, giLry--s, F-t-gz-t-r ..is. .,s'
BARRIERS ITsI, sgALL PFy, Nz.----- El-G, &C., &c..
To some It nay zpTs-r ilcr--las tat So many d.
should b T---'. ty- aE. .-- s--s go --
will va.lis!. wAeu rs-1 points % ale f--t, Llt t=
ssIye IS coGh.ustf7a % -r~--rts- each a-i every
applying perfect anti. .. O. s arga,t= l.s.-ls~
DALLEV's MAGICAL. PAT, i,.....g IJg 4 j. z -
magical b-s=u,= ti- tine - --rt between disease
.Hd permanent ezE=. AID % IS ey-r---9r- 8:
draws a. disease OF: she z-=, r-r- leaving nature
sPeE-eet F-5rs tle r1s--y- Z - scarcely necessary
30 say lhat mouse 7=5.s-s.g @. -.----;--g s1-L
b. uofus4; without 5--
No Pain Ex-ra-t1r genuine ---s. t-= Box has -77a
Z: steel Plate s-gr-7., '..s. Zee -- c. H---y p-
ley NlnIfa-t-rer-
For sale BY al the D----f.-s z1I P.-sa: H-.l.-.le
Dealers thrru-fgr- o. t-r--i ------ 1rf C-lsT.--
P~iHciIii D.gs' - C.la.'-.s S, Yer Y.r'-
sepl2-!y c. C-lAcE-
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rg1lIE oty BOOK s.o-e n o,awa syeg,ye.y .r Books,
( srtiioaery, aaa Paper At.2.. -- j.. ,...,
gr1. HA.HHCN CETCE'S.
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III. EISEEEILE-s
Iodine and CarsaDariIIa.

WI cure - diseases arising from IN impure STATE Or
tr ILHla.a. q -..-4y1I -8ll7u of ths fluids e. 'he
sys.-g-. .z.. ta-rrr5 Sa-lrs or .hr Glands r. .11a
'-a. Y..-- -.,.- g. C-f.L.c ...l J. ss, I.-s. Has,
Evr-ss Gr-re. Pains g.. ;'e Bgges and joints, TIGERS
Go ss Ns-.. aal 2 rol', sai a' C!-5-'c C5astltous
Usva-ss. This Medicine s-ar.4., oa: Tie very roots o.
,- d-e--- o. ps-y.a- ,l- blood. -al cal.zas the
es-t.H. . -= system, thus removing the caGs-, vAi-l
renders gle --zE czlsr,rs and rTa~aSEs-.
pa E,-rErir- IaisSE .sp : ,a-traliL, vii susc tie
wpE-r NE-r--rL slsfAsz, and iF.yr o., and destroy
every particle ~ MERCURY w.-eA Is ;he sYs-E4 and
ca.a IT'S lad elects.
T. So. rlre ~EeoSosrT SYPHILIS vsSEaEA- BisEasE
and vi drive 81, sEFHGrrlC WITS and al HE.-gI-4sY
TtSr- and FsJrs NAPIER cut OF tie system through
'.- ra-s> sEIy ..a restore the 2a;.sa, per-
:--; stake % I-.l.H a.. rUr.rY. Il 3, positive
Tor LIVER ,.2lL..sr and DYSPEPSIA, II used proper
length o.; siae. I challenge the word to produce is
equal r. thee complaints. Ea= afflicted Nil bear in
rlad ,tat II Hs-IE-y-s IODINE ASo SAH-ArAE-I, VII
care ~ Nervous Diseases Female Complaints, Drcgsy,
Grave, Diseases @: tile kidneys, B--Il. -ad Urinary
Organs, H. few days.
l. wiz rens.e Peoples and B,-.cles fran TIC FACE,
afd make she siia Gear, White and Beautiful Ala
l-ster ! Does is 10y purifying Tie BLOOD, and by its
prompt ac;.o1 Ga to LIVER Kidneys and Secrctory Or
r.us producing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with S-ro'l.a,
Old sores, letter. asvorrn, Scald Head Eio;hes. Erup
tons % the sLn, and all cg:aneeus diseases, are ad
v-cd &C. pgo-ure GElDLEY'S SALT RHECM AND TET-
TER OINTMENT, 10 apply the diseased parts
when using Dr. Eastery's iodine ara sarsap@rla. The
Ieue aud arsspaEil!a pErides the BLOOD, and
the Sores discharge their MATTER, and the
CEIaEST HEALS THEM. WheuIJ are used, (Which
always recommeud,) PERMANENT and RADICAL cure is
Away. effected. They the best and most POWERFUL
known i fair trial IS all asI 90
fear the result.
- Price Of the Iodine and Sarsaparilia 81 per bot
tie, SIX bottles :or So GRlDLEVs sALT RAECN CNI-
- per bottle. Both are prepared by Dr..
EAsIERLY Of Third and Chesnat Lou
Is, No, sole proprietor, whom all orders must be ai
dressed.
~ Sold BY y. KNEUsSI, G. L. THOMPSON, d. WAITER
Co, and 4. :. PclSAn, druggists, ottawa, aud by
druggists generally myS
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= ATE OF Corning, y. Y, would respectfully announce
the ctiZ-us Of Ottawa and the SiFro 1ad.ng cDGa-
try he has permanently located in this city where
he viii be happy upon al those needing Lis pro-
fessional services
Dr. G. takes pleas in presenting the following testj
nloalG-@
COHSiSC. Y Y, April 2Gth, 1s5S.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IL have been intimately
qua1ed with Dr. \. Gregg Tor the past threo years
have also employed him my asly physician for that
and would cheeTluiy recommend him 20 the conf
dence of any community where his lot Ul1y be cast
Dr.. Gregg Is OF strict moral integrity, good,
Careful and capable practitioner. i. WOOD,
B,ftkie- and EecEdnye Brok-r.
COMING. \. Y, April 26,h, lbs.
To TIE PCEIc:-I tase pleasure in recommending DR..
A. I. Gregg II gentleman and successful practit.OA-
en- and worthy Q! the patronage OF the pubic.
GEO. ". PATTERSON, JR.
Cashier Geo. Washington BDs1.
CoExIsG, April 23d, ls5S.
Hon JANIS GRANT aud y. kESuGLL fSq, Davcnp RI,
Iowa: or tIiLaAg SAIru, Esq, Rock Island, H.-Dedr
Friends You may place :ui! confidence in the bearer,
Dr. \. t. Gregg, as a and as physician. Wehaye
employed him in family, ana if lac should locate in
your vicinity elsewhere, cur best WISHES En attend
him and family c. 5. HUBBARD,
myi5 or tts hfn' or "0' D. SteoeiiS d 20.
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GEO. y. FISHER,
BILL. NOTE. & COLLECTION BROKEl

COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE
II 1te,fS r5T tis sat gf AsJr York
MONEY received and invested by uud0ubtei
ANa securities reasonable commission and perfect
ly satisfactory g. those committing O; my hands. Col
leetoas tcN iTyriEb'y RENTED the day Of pay
1eut- Debts secured notes, bonds, mortgages ana
stocks bought and sold
Al business entrusted 70 shall have prompt attcn-
zion and inu-i ate returns 'or Tie only conditions
Gpon which VII % business Is pTomptuess hdcii'y and
1esPateh aId those placing business in my care per-
tonsliy or y corrrp1ud-uC-- may feel assured that
mes cHnc.tipu- With my experience in Banking and
exchange vii be uutgzily advantageous and enable
20 render full satisfaction 90 executing all trusts
committed 70 me lar--r-- Mechanic AMI others Iay-
money 20 loan invest will a--r-v find il 10 heir
advantage call on Al deposits v yr he ss.,Iry
invested subject 20 call. ~ a-~-st rr,1n
OGc- in the rooms 2i story Nat;n-ers block
~. - 4 -
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LADIES SHoEs.-Do the ladies of our city
generally understand that for all styles Of la
dies shoes. from common TO the very finest,
there is no establishment in the city that
can show heavier or more complete as-ort-
.nent than FisKr & TAYLOR, next to the City
Bank: Such we know TO be the case for
we have bgen there. They have actually
got ladies shoes direct from Paris, with the
custom house mark on the boxes. Girls, do
YOU hear that? And such shoes, too,
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UIcKEy's observation-disclosures. HICKEY has
lust opened, in the basement under the post
office, restaurant, where he is admirably
nrepa-ed. at ten minutes notice, at any hour
of the day or evening, to get up meals equal
to the best hotels, and at half the price,
Farmers and others temporarily in the city,
will find this just the place to drop in and
lunch
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, May Is, lS51
No change in markets. No grain coming
If. We quote same as last week. The
prospect for good prices for Corn continue
good Wheat stationary.
BbeG:-Spring 55a56c; winter, none in
market.
Corn-Sh. 43c pr 60 lbs; ear iSc. - lbs.
OatS--26c-35 lbs.
Pyta,ocS-l5c.
Bqrley-3j cts. 40lb.
EggS-To.
Butter-l2al3c.
Kides-Grecn &c, dry Sc.
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RAIys.-It has rain.d every day fox the
past week--soiHe day great guns, and other
days sprink'es; but always enough to keep
the mud frou foot to forty in depth, and
the roads Improbable. The rivers at this
place are higher than they were at the spring
break up, or indeed at any time for a year.
The rains are doing much damage. Corn,
potatoes, &c, that should have been planted
two weeks ago, remain implanted, or, where
planted, lie rotted in the ground. Many
wheat fields are nearly drowned out, and
when they lie higher axe washed and in
jured. Corn, that now bears good price,
can't be brought to market on account OF
the mud, and the continued moisture Is IN
iuring some Of it in TIE cribs. Altogether,
these are hard times l9r farmers, and indeed
every body heToabouts.
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Speeial Notices.
from the New York Day BOOk.l

Ham NV WASH but the article that will natu-
rally restore the color the hair the changing OF when
TO rray being indication OF lack oil proper seele'
ZION. &. truv valuable medicine PRoF. WOODS HAIR
Toxr IL the certificates OF the leading minds over the
inion do nc, alsify IS the only safe remedy for bald
ness ryness premature change 0? COLOR and the seve-
raj evidences Of lack o. secTeoHs nj the roots OF e
hair which be fouGd Quack preparations abound,
and hair tOncs' fill every corner grocery IN the
country. Avoid all hair tonics' unless known TO be
the preparation or whose celebrity mas be-
come world wide Do no; let " nostTun veneer eA-
pertinent upon your hair. Touch nothing you have not
good behave Is al ihat j; paTports TO be
Prof. Wood has earned BY years OF severe test Of he
virtues o: his preparation, his present ;ae over lJJ
certificates before Of the value OF s mar re-
storatye, from parties EiO have tried IL Use no otr.
CACroS.-Bevare Of worthless limitations. rs several
already in the market, called by different names
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storative, Depot St. Louis, No and New York; are
blown in the bottle. SID by all Druggists and Patent
dealers il; the United States and Clnat4s- myio-ln
"DR- MANN'S AGCE BALSAM.-Tis wonderful
compound Is having sale in all parts % tie
Union where ague exists IL Is OF the few medicines
which now sold over the country, that are really
what their inventors claim for them. And unlike all
other remedies that recommended by their Pr1FS
all the ills that flesh Is heir rOslis remedy
only recommended for chi'-, fever and asuc OF "a
particular class Of diseases growing OEt OF OF IN
of uniasua common IN western country ~ -
merous evidences of it, great curative proper.
The high estimation placed upon IL renders j. 10.
est discovery OF the age and t deserves tAc entire P
probation of all classes Of men Those having occasion
to Use medicine CT kind, urged 70 spare ~
pains give tbs - tE.4l Il they VISA 70 DC Sum-
cured.
Sold by f. Y. GE;oGs and . WALKER Co. IAy.'-.'A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-29
DIR. CARERS SPECIFIC.

M Cre GoHoyTiTG elect Structure, SlaGt Wax
sess CHorfss, Discusses Of tie Eidaeys and Eiaddsr
and az diseases Of tie GcpitG1 Orgdns.
Reader, have you private disease? Do not neglect
it. DELAY Is DANGEROUS DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC is a safe,
speedy, and RADICAL cULE. With Dr.. BAKERS SPECIFIC
you CURE YOURSELF and PREVENT EXPOSURE plain
directions for use accompany the Medicine.
saS'-Price 81 80 per bottle.
sS"DR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis, Mo, sole Proprietor, whom all
ders mus; be addressed to g.t the genuine.
~ Sold by ". KNErssL, G.. L. THOMPSON, D. WALKER
Co. and A. s. PUrSAy, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. - mylo