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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-11

To MAKE FRUIT TREES BEAR.-Some pear
trees which make rapid growth of wood,
are yet very slow in yielding fruit. The
Autumn Bergamot is one Of this, often
growing steadily for ten or twelve years
without producing . solitary pear. An or
chardist may wen become impatient with
such trees nd cast about for some method
'.---wno are acqe-uitfnlnsss.
private history, pfuaing. Late in the
ue e1a ,a1n;.T the winter, uncover the
OF Tue mIoss and with a sharp spade
e. wv WIN !. proof, if there be one, and
loi VI. ,a roots, more or less. accord
anu I'M france of the tree. The side
ua cna be removed with a pruning
pup with an upward drawn cut. At
i. 1t operation let the pruning be mode
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-09-11
RIuCkSk1mS.

BuCkSk ms.
rvE subscriber begs to call attention to his Buckskin
Establishment Main st., next house west Of Ma
e;is once Tanned buckskins, all kinds Of buckskin
Cloves &C. always on hand and ssld atlow
est prices.
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Country Residence and Farm for Sal.

For sale or to sscpr
HOUSE, pleasantly situated east side 90 70, Riv.-
N fcb6 Holm p ,vrunH Te'
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Lands for Sale.


"Av1NG now full and complete abstract of title Of
Il Il every piece of land or town lot in the county
which is kept up night am prepared TO fur
nish short notice and reasonable abstracts
of title. IaugSl l.. p. SANGER.
Valuable City Lots Cor Sale.
HE third of Block 1903, fronting three streets
j adjoining the residence OF Mr.. Wade, cast OF Fox
River in Ottawa VIII be sold in whole. divided into
Lots to suit Purchasers. rare chance for persons
wishing live convenient to business. Apply T.
Hampton, the Republican office. the residence
of the undersigned, one mile west Of Dayton Mills
IL. T.. GEDNEY.
leo of Land, so broke and fenced situated half
mile from the Depot at Waverly (now called Leland on
the Aurora Extension Railroad VIII be sold at a bar
gain. Apply as above. tju3ll II. Z. GEDNEY
Great EsarSain.
fARM situated in the township Of Grand Rapids,
"A eight miles from Ottawa. containing hundred
and sixty acres good fence, and hundred an! fifteen
acres under The pow. Enquire of
jul7 b. < A. X M'CAIY
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cONsTABLE,s SALES.

sEyEsTH JUsTIcrs CouaT H. GoUEY Agent Of The estate Of
Parish Of Orleans. 5 Boksnfoh, Us: "; CiRdE.
DY VIRTUE of a writ of Geri facfas 10 me
ID directed by the Honorable j. H. Mcln seventh JHice
of the Peace n and Of Orleans, VIII proceed
TO seI a. public auction, SATURDAY. the l3h day o.
February IL 6eioek w. Al Wafehouse, corner o.
Philip and Ronsseaa streets, Fourth District
ONE MULE.
Seized IN the above entitled suit.
TERMs-t,ash On the spot.
sEPExE Coos DnJusreE ~ GOUEY Agent de "a
PAEoisse dorleans. de Bokenfohr w. W ClASb-
No. 24s9.
TN vERTU DUN writ de fieri faciss mol
IL adressk par phonorshle J. b. MeLn sepeme Justice
de PAX pour IA Paroise dOresns ie procede e
SAMEDT, 10 de fevfier, 1858. midi nsgssin pres
efcolguure Philip Quatrame District,
la yenie publgue q adjudication de-
uN MuLE1.
Raf dams liafaife ef-dessus
CONDITIoNs-oosnpsaDf naar5ent de padiudicztf0n.
fs2sIs conefabIs.
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.

. Il h y II II n II L. IL a Il u ~ n " u r. y /,
simple aud Compound.
Prepared by n. HEREU, Druggist and Physician.
Superior 10 all Essences sraps and Extracts named and
to all specales heretofore known.
have for long time thoroughly investigated the idea Of
general therapeutic susceptible Of being applied all
diseases the development morbid principle of which proceeds
organs.
careful and uninterrupted analysis the animal vegeta
bic and miuera Kingdoms had induced the hope that
bring about such result and, thanks interchangeable
searches is now obtained.
found IN vegetables the necessary for
grand idea which based oeagnous principle OF SRr
sspsa partly known the public Such Is discovery
which have the honor this day of advertising The form Of
ozehges has been 10 It, because its precuded the
possibility Of doing otherwise aud have divided Il into
pie and compound o1enge In order that they might be
TO children we'll as adults
My first experiments privately and remained un
known until wonderful results had satisfied that had
oeede and that the charge of qusckey could be brought
The attention Of physicians and Of public is called
these Lozenge in order that every may witness the admit
rabe results OF the same.
GENERAL EFFECTS,
Testified to by upwards Of thousand persons.
BY removing all impurities from precious and auid
sPEo A l. EFfECT
Prompt and radical eure Of all diseases generally.
Persons who have used these LOsngss have had the
s. VeneTeal syphitie hepetic scorbucsi comfy rheu.
matte and nervous and bilious diseases completely cured
few days after the remedy Is resaried to.
All diseases Of the lungs head stomach bowels and
other internal external complaints disappear entirely
vided the Lozenges are rssorted To-
For sale BY The box with prospecua showing how they
0REERAL DEPOT AT n. HEREU,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. WRIGHT CO.,
p and Isl Charities st.
GuIllOI, Royal street,
H. B0NNABEIa
corner Of hatcher and Tehoupltouas ste.
JAMES SlME, ls4 Canal st.
@. II. WERCKMULLER,
lo2 Camp street, corner q Poydras slreet,
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 custuuh o'se street, near
Eyphilcand all Private DFeass without Mercury bindfHnce
from business exposure to friends and gEaEanieed in
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. Jamcs,prae-
tice in all paris Of the United States EFo many
markabe he has effected which pronounced eur
services the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases Private which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
maneny ersdicaes namely syphilis primary. secondary and
tertiary Structures, urethal Discharges, elect G0nohea,
Emissions Periodical Affections Of
hafnmatu Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism
Cancers Ulcers, fnmars and all Diseases Of the skim
Dr. would also call the attention especially
who have privately and improperly injured themselves IA that
secret and solitary habit which the b1d and mind unit
ting for either busness society," viz Constitutional
bity Impotency The following and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth, via
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain In the Head Dness Of
VISION Loss of Muscular Power Papaton Heart Dys-
pepsa Nervousness, rritabts symptoms Of Consumption,
Mentally the fearful effects the mind be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion OF lGeaS Depression Of
Love ef Solitude Timdy etc. of the evils produced
All afflicted with of the above symptoms should
fail call Dr. james and be at restored prfecs
health let false decey hut apply and
Yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible mslasy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured fun vgor
restored.
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Dr. asa Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved. Honrs Of attendance
from A. N. to =. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-Recent II Gonorrhea cured IN twenty four hours
or pay. Oh. JAMES,
oil ly 81 Customhouse street.
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRR-PRooF ROOFING.


The undersigned offers public Proof Roofing
tea possessing the following advantages sveyhnge Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
Il Is cheaper than SLATE will last as long needs NO RE
nconbustible mpesyiogs affected by
the atmosphere BY and conductor Of beat
be applied to he sides y 6oss taxing he pses q suseons
or cement and viii give building . covered H external Ap
For the roofs Of omhioasses and Is nva
with H. they would longer be exposed to the atmosphere
It aeSibe when applied to silk CLOTH w not crack
ii be removed by any force. .
me oss ~ III s IENYoH COLEMAN
orr1cE LOUISIANA MuruAL ISsuRAscs CoxPASrl
New Orleans, d, eemher 10, 1851.
This certify tha, sfts shoreqghly esaHinrg ths char
sh a Ia s5 pseety cOnySesd and Of is
civ am Of opinion admirably eacuaIsd rooa0g
s S Ss eS Sss S s A can posi-
Wy ''-N ''' -D@ = CHARLES BRIGGS.
Nav ORLEANS, Dec. "a, 1881.
ssSy 9s{ S We d s-ys asd hS
MAN CO., and I'D il satisfactory protection sz both
The styght in our Office has been for number Of years in
aky condition. having ehed all attempts heretofore made for
the prevention Ct until used this astly celebrated
annoyance, and feel that safely recommend IL
-e IFS Signed sIcKLEs a 90.
Jefferson Parish, January To- 1855.
do Ssssss c5 hss ssvs bad ss Roof p ~ sSs
s ss8 Co., and 50 far rs; BRi GSS1u
New Orleans January II, ISIS.
Gleunon Coleman a Co.
Sa ss S 0%s a Buildings s
with il and eheerfully nd il the nuniiy
OLIVER Il. p NJ p CAMPBELL.
fa13 ~ No t1aron ala4sf
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BUILDING MATERIAL, BRICKS. FIREwoo
~,,,. PIANOS PIANos-PIANos--

nfgH N. FEHRENBAoAA mSV
es inform his friends and the public generally that
just returned from Paris with large Of
HIMSELF direct the manufactures
0. PLRYEL CO, ERARD. KLIpPEl. CO., and others,
furnished wit all the and important
improvements rendering them much powerful with
oae enhancing their musical effect above all other in
struments.
He viii guarantee all the Pianos which be sells as being
NEW hand instruments bought cheap In PNrs
polished up this has the with
siruInents imported here by other parties.
There Patent Iron Frame Pianos made by Plese
PeFsops desiring Pianos will ind larEe
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FOR RENT.

L,OR RENT-sgvERAL FIsE ROOMS SUITABLE
for Offices, the Bank Of Orleans Of St
Charles aud Union streets. Apply 70 ne Cashier. ns
- FOR RENT--THE FOUR STORY STORE, No.
80 20 street, occnpied BY Kiug1isnd,
Xii Bars,ow Co. Apply the present eecnpsnts,
VINCENT 4 co..
eaf No n f,rsarn i,or7se sfree
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BUREAU Du COILEcTEuR DE TAXES D'RrAr 4
Quatriame District de Ia VILE de Ia Mile Orleans.
Wis AUX CONTRIBUABLkSS- LIE SOUS
II sgne collector de taxes donne avis par lie present
ous qui d0vept rEtat pour rannee 1851
es taxes licenses pour annee 1883 les mes du dit
Quarieme District de bnTeau, Cour dn Recorder
premier eage pay des dams lie dela eseri
par Ia loi
GkoRGE MENsNAN
jal2 Dot collecteur
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"A 4, yEGH,SS,,s DANCING ACADEMY, Al

"a ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FM j. VEGAS respectfully his friends
ID ~ and the public, that his popular Dancing Academy
now open season. Odd Fellows Hail. where hopes
meet with the liberal patronage The teaching will
nence on MONDAY, Nov. 2.
The fashionable Lancers' Quadrle the Calodonass
Quadre danced in the 1 relies of Paris and London
winter, will be taught by Mr.. Vegas
popular Chdrens' Fancy Dress Balls will be by
Mr. !. Vegas every month.
The DAYS and hours Of Tuition follows:
Ladiesruesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10 till IL
o clock NJ.
ChdreuTueslays, Thursdays and Saturdays from till
O'clock P. NJ
Wednesdays and Fridays till 10
o clock p. VI.
DE- A practising party for Ladies and Gentlemen every
Wednesday.
Particular attention win he given to Children, and many
Fancy Dances before taught in this city viii be brought
out
j. Vegas will also give Lessons at seminsies and Private
Families.
Department the charge that excellent
Vulnist Mr.. A. DENEGRl Orchestra Leader for Balls and
SOirees.
Hsy- For terms apply to Mr.. j. VEGAS, Odd Fellows
Hall, Mr.. GAB10IS Music Store, 80 Camp street.
noa Am
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Cur. CHARLES rHEATNR-sr. CHARLES 81



g. Lessee md gs.sgsr.
II. "AD~se''
TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. 2. 1888,
Second night Of Mr. HACKETT the disting comedian
The colnedy Of THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDsOk-Fal-
Boeers Mrs Page Miss Kae Regnoids with the song -
hear gentle lark To conclude with the farce Of Will
Full MUkDER--nr Frank. Mr.. " Bowers.
Rs-W ednea day-sfr. and Mrs. wailack viii appear.
PRICES OF ADMIssION-Dress Circle and Parqueite, Is
esnis Second Circle cents GALLERY . cents Qasdrcon Boz
tickets rs cents; Private Boxes each. Sc.
GiS Overture commences al O'Clock. Boz
Onise open daily FROM 10 TO- r. n. , -.
fe2 q q. -GlEsl.EY. treasurer.
CRIsP's GAIETE-G RAv1Eg STREET
Lessee and Manager. r. CKisr
Stage Manager M " r. AeSANNAN
TUESDAY EVENING. February q 1858.
Eighth Appearance Of Miss j. NJ DAVENPORT To com
with the admirable comedy Of MASKS AND FACk-
Peg Wongl0n Miss j. NJ Davenport; Sir Charles Pomanoer
Mr.. Floyd: Enes Nane Mr. CaIFo COlley Cib6er NJ NC
Camin TrpeI NJ Dawson; Mabel Yane, Mos Ellen 1Isy
celebrated drama OF THE DUCHESS DE LA YAUBAl.lEhk.
ss-Change Of Tmeoors open o'clock; performance
PRICES OF ADMIssioN-Dress Circle and Psrqueite. 70
lery . QuAdTooD Private Boxes ea IS cents II ele
giant Private Boxes from 50 So each according capacity
Box office pen rom 10 O'Clock A. N. until O'Clock r. NJ
fe2 NJ. W. CANNING, Act'g Mar. and Treasnrer.
ORLEANS THEATBR ORLEANS STREET
TUESDAY. February, 2 1855.
Fifth night Of Haevys Grand Opera in three acts entitled
JAGUARITA.
Doors omen ss O'clock Performances
PRICES OF ADMISsI ON-Dress Circle Laticed Boxes
parqueile and Second Boxes 81 So Pit 81; Third GALLERY
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WANTED.

XVANTED-A SITUATION As wANAGERoR OVER
W SEER on Sugar Plantation for who
has had many yeas experience and oilers the best references.
VS.. y. LEFFRIEH A co,
JAZZ ukW q 0fd Ievee New 0vieans.
WANTED BOARD AND ROOM FOR GENTLE
" man and wife In pTvas family, For fasiartory
ndaon. liberal price viii be paid faeaou desired
within hfeeu minutes walk H1teI Adj
dness stating lcatioh and other particulars b. G. A. resent
Ofice tsf
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TAX NOTICES.

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE I
Fourth District Of the City Of New Orleans.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS THE UNDER
lN signed Collector Of state Taxes does hereby notify all
persons indebted the State for Taxes Tor the 1851 and
those the year 1888 within said Fourth District
call my office Recorders Court rS floor, a0d pay the
same within the time prescribed by law.
Office hours from A. Nj. to 2 p. NJ
GEORGE MENsMAN,
Collector.
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" OF MET
The undersigned respectfully inform the pnhc e The
city and country that he prepared TO do all kinds az work
his line with disrsfeh and In not to Be surpassed By
any house IN the Uuion.
Watches Table Services Casters Waters Baskets Pitchers,
Punch Bowls etc. GIlDED and WEIRD in the best style.
Also GLIDING and BROWNING or Gas Fixtures NantsiOE-
naEnents, Lamps, Lgstres and Candelahras.
The pabfc invited give him call snd examine his
stock, specimens Of work ID. CAST,
70 ehartres street, between Biehvile and Canti.
References-Hyae aOearich Henderson r.
lard, Y. A. Tyler, Fournier SiAbgecht al 3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LEcrUREs ON GEOLOGY,

CtEOLOGY-DR. BOYETON RESPECTFULLY AN
VI that IN compliance with the a
Der Of Distinguished citizens Of New Orleans he will give his
co
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OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS oF me CoNs0LiDATED1
DEBT NEW ORLEANS,
New Orleans, Jan. q, 1893.
ns-Notice Is hereby given that, according
7h section OF the act Of tue Legislature OF the state OF
Louisiana entitled IAN olidate the city Of New Or
leans and provide for the and administration Of
affairs approved the 23d February 1857 and Of the 9th
section supplementary thereto prov ding for the
incorporation Of tie city Of Iaiays with the city Of New Or
leans approved the day
Sealed proposals will be received for the Sale to the City,
SlO0g EACH Of the Bonds issued according TO the
foregoing until the 18th day Of February ISIS A.
O'Clock NJ
Proposals addressed 70 o. DEBUYs, Secretary and
dorsed Proposals for Sale Of Bonds"
coAMIssIoSERs
Chas. ". Waterman, Mayor. Adam Giien, Treasurer
Thos. Theard, Comptroller Adolple Dupre. Chairman.
j. VI. Hall, Chairman.
jail s9 o. DEBUYS. Secretary.
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Steamboat departures Gbis Gag.
Tuesday, February 9, Is5s.

Date OF Departure of European. California
mud HAXnnn nlniIa. for Eehrmary. 1858.
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large assortment Of Preserves Pie Fruits Jee Jans
Sardues. etc
Also general Steamboat Bar Stores on lard
and for sale at the well known house Of
fel u CAnY HOLMES. Z Esgisrst.
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CEAlE;5h,E.Ess Wyyog 90 SPECIAL !. DIET!

Having an appointment and cOmmsson from 10,
Waterman. Mayor Of the city OF New Orleans,
sgnees and officers Of ships and steamboat are D,
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-07-31

loaning it out, are absolutely frightened auay
from as by our legalizing such ruinous rates
as three and five per cent a month, which
they have been taught to regard as the ex-
tremes to which an unsafe and bankrupt
pc pie resort when they feel the ground cav
ing in financially all around them There is
no doubt, that Confidence is the parent of
business prosperity; and we should like
therefore to see once tried how more mode
rate tate OF interest fixed by our Legislature
would work in inspiring capitalists with the
conviction, that people who in these times
would refuse by law to borrow money at
oUer 10 per centum per ann,tan, were not quite
broken down yet, not quite bankrupt, and
must have means and resources rendering it
safe to loan them money at that rate 1t is
plain, they could easily CIPHER up how Is per
cent per annum could be promptly met, when
they would forever remain unconynced that
&c or As or GO per cent per annum could zoe,
be paid and their unbeief would be perfectly
justifiable
Not, however, to pursue this subject fur.
Their, all the point we wish now to make with
our legislators is, that having by law fixed
ID per centum as the utmost limit of bank
ing rates of interest, it becomes absolutely
necessary, before we can obtain any good
from our banking law, to pass another act
establishing Is per centum per annum, as the
outside limit of interest in all transactions
WhatsOecer.
1t is an important matter, and we hope
they will give it their immediate attention.
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As we Expected.

Yesterday, tie Journal of the Senate was
made to show that the MaiE Question, on
the Reconsideration of the two thirds rule
was put and carried, notwithstanding most
OF the Senators were unconscious of the fact
The Republican Senator'S undertook however
to correct it in the most summary manner
by motion to eTpunge the whole of that por-
ton of the record as lie and disgrace to the
Senate. On this, debate ensued, in which
MeSsrS. LINDSEY, NORTON, SMITH, BATES
REINER, HUDSON and Folsom, handled the
majority without gloves, and Henroo,t HoI.-
coMBE with a pair Of tonss. The motion to ex.
punge OF course failed by strict party vote
but the whipping the Democracy and their
tool in the Chair received was hailed with
huge delight by all the byestanders.
Even Democrats were heard to remark,
that those Republican Senators were a
mighty gritty set of men,
When MIR. LINDSEY was speaking HoI-
coMBE WINGED through even his thick hide.
and Occasionally undertook to expl 'in bu at
every attempt only PIT bis foot ia the mre
deeper and deeper and got scalptd the sorcr.
HE 'ntile Democratic force took the %, It,
nS OF the storm Ike crouciing and whppc,l
Snalie Is, and dared not venture defence Of
their outrages of the da, Preceding. HALL
OF this city attempted win,ng evasion by
way OF dct,Ecc. hut it W., weaker than dish
water. Mr.. CowAN sought to school Senator
BATrs 'ont the :" tlig it, ol the ~en,to :.
who rvior;ed by a>b,n. him "vEar.
was your regard for mat dignity Yesterday
when reckless maj and Gurn,n,
to HoLCOMBE,) as | brhevc an un,,Inc
pied President, openly ttanpea uion the
dignity of this body, upon its rules, and upon
the rights Of the minority p
People have seen scared dogs detected in
sheep stealing, running off with their tails, in
cowarily fear, pendent between their legs !.
Such was the picture to the lockers on that
was presented Yesterday by the guilty, reck.
les and unprincipled majority in the Senate
under the lashings Of the Republican Senat-
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Normal Schools.

We observe that a dill is going through
the Legislature contemplating the establish
nent Of three distinct Normal Schools in the
State in tie next five, ten and fifteen years.
Il was introduced by Mr.. PrCKHAM, from
Cannon Falls IN Goodhue county, than whom
more attentive, intelligent though unobtru-
sive member is not in the House Of Repre-
sentativcs. We hope the bill may 20 Though
Lay the foundations of orr State bread and
deep-lct us have an educational system
which in all its parts, from the Normal School
that trains men and women to the primary
School of infancy; and with high orde, of in
teligence thus dilI'used amongst our people, to
aid our fertile soil and develope our great
sources, tie destiny of Minnesota is e1celcis-
SINUS indeed!