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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
OLD BIBLE There is an old bible

, I. u I : b. -
OLD BIBLE - There is an old bible
|. New London, Conn. which is remarkable not
only for It's claims to antiquity, but for It's ear
" history. 1t claims to be the Identical book
that Rey.sJoan Rodgers: the Martyr owned:
and, after the persecution Of Mary, concealed
in bed, TO keep it from being DESTROYED by
the minions of Gardiner and Bonner. The
martyr, who was burnt 800 years ago gave it
to his oldest sen. The posterity of that son
removed to America it 1886, bringing the Mar
tyr's bible with them. In this wilderness il
was kept as an amulet te keep off the devil and
the Indians. When its owner, James Rodgers
travelled, he wore it in his bosom, and when he
slept, at night, it wac his pillow. 1t was the
light Of his log cabin and the instructor Of his
children. It descended from James, through
three generations of the same name, 10 judith
Rodgers, who married Thomas Potter, of Hop
kinton, Rhode island and has now been in tho
possession CT the Potter family about 100 years s:
This family claim also the direct Rodgsr
descent through Judith Rodgers wife Of Thon-
as. It's present owner lives at Potter Hill, & :
+; but the bible is, for time: in the hands If
Daniel Rodgers, Esq. OF New London. II con-
tains the New Testament, Psalms, and part
Of the Liturgy OF the English Church in the
reign of Edward vi. It is not divided into
verses, and its division into chapters differs
from King James Translation. It is Mathews
or Cranmer's Bible. -.,-...s-4r e.
Journal Of Commerce
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
EDITOR AND PRopR1kToz
NO. II

Whsn, according 70 mythology, he is sci
zed upon BY the water nymphs and dfroBn.
ed, sHylas forms the crown of the pvra.
NIX, 1 while the aynphs twinea round its
base, with extended arms, seek to drae
him down into the water below where
dolphins are spouting jets which inter:
lace each other doubts basin, the upper
one supported by swans, receives the cas-
cade. S.. M Il .s5
at the present usonent. shis talented
and enterpfming young arttiss working
upon q haR life size sfatueef ZerobSa. in
PREPARATION for next winter, when Ills to
be modelled even larger than life, and il
already bespoke1 for America. She il
Just finishing 4 pendant to Puck, Will-o-
the Wisp, which is wholly indescibable,
It is said to be even superior to Puck:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
HARRIET HOSMER.
From tie EngisAuomans Journal.

MI 8S2Hcn nEefTSIl IN the fVfNr XXI H6rrIaf
sHosmer IS tie only snryiv;ng da; ,ai,t
of q pl,ysician who hayino IL list, viz and
ch;la hy consn,nnt;on and faar;na : IL ~
fate for the survivor oaya har hn,sa 49,
c,,n and heat and ;ns;stsl no, =; - , o'f
doors life as l;;,, Il laa,th 4
faarlesa horse Won ,,,,aa 80 !,
n roWn mo-. swir,a,; -, y g, anS stot;nt,
Harriet Hosmear,} . e s;anaj ;nstsnce e
what iudiciiolus RbYs;cal ,fra;n;ng Viii etfect
in conouer;np Ea.en harad;ta =, T. 49, e
constitution = hv;ll;no1v ~ H. act;ve
energetic chiid gaon,,;asced II bar sthsrs
wishes. she IS, el,n tr;rad = tha san,a +;,na
to crafty and sdarelan III own rsnnl Z
tastes; and MANY J time and az 8 when
the worthy. dn ~ !, nav have Aattared
himself that FL 'darl;n, 80 w.s y act;ua
exercise ,,,, she 1n;eht have 49, fsnnd = )
certain clay-pII, not 49, Par from A. :
paternal residF lnca. mal;nu aarlv ettemnt.
at modelling horses dops sheer man .nd
women. any oh;scts IS ehnrt r ,b ~
tracted he,r attention Then r. 10th
!, here and s21hseone ntlv u Ienoy sha he mada
good Use az ber time T. stndn;, sns t,at nru
history, AMI e ber ON hn' saonr;na. snao
linens for sfarsa,f e IL IA 49,. sp,
the Wos,,. e.. a,aa ~ f,..o5 s;s.oa -
n s har a -, hands , ra, -
asaa ,t,, ~, &c others, The walls IF ,bs
j arot,n, -deuo1ed = har .snec;.l nse II stbe
a,,aa 49, ~ homan s ara aor ass ;4h
! hfrr1a hats hntterflies and hnetIes s,a1sss
/. ~, sItoads 1gh;la snndrv hotties II isn;r;ts
81 snh;act. carsf,,lv d;ssaetod and
',,,,,,,sss;stad r. herself ~ '"0
sss1a nasn,,;tv and t.ete Ia .ro = s,own ~
I'm 81, r. yh;cb tho ,nnna 80, s,;t1 ann1;a -
o.. ana and fsathe,s $3.50 %ks naat1 and
3 hid n;learad nna ~ 1884 sss ~ =
a,sso,,,sr j ra,r aarIn ,,raa,, 49,, =
mech n;cal oen;ns IA srt;.t;n t $50
Nal 4hro.+ $3.50 80 ena ~
re, e ! L.. Ma 81 A.' l, s.oe
49,, che cot Il ~ and 49,
e. ~ b;rA = = ,rsra 1. ~
ss..s.s,assl snrfaca e Tho e,,g ,gh;ia 3b1on =
hsaL and evtenaed nscl antr.xaa
80 - AZ a..;..,'' &c . ~ s e aa
Z; ;s,, ID II; q ~ '''i' !. ~ 'sS WV
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, = ur ~ II III ah;d ona
Tpnn :, a;rl i onca rocoan;.;n, ;,
q sarse IA ;nd;v;dn IN : g ~ r,ot =
u h;al I h.tsSInee d;st;nrn;,hea her So
tr,,As;a 4 thaf the oh;ld 4 fathar If tha
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Fnllof FIN and fnolic, numerous d, ,t an ID
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

We have mentioned the passage Of . bill ),
through the Senate; near the close Of the Istei
season to raise tho postage On letters hsl.s
tpjeg11e 49, i dessoerdt sAsA Loyiaptl< .sosssysSl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14
character for courage, and skill il The use
81 firearms which attended her. s's III 55sa.
MI Tlnussaf VI ~, IA ssu;fL ~ Inn+


a n y e Fh 4gEs attended c her.
IT Mol,owel charmed Fa1 Witn the talen1
shu eaanes.nss g ans pupil anorded ne'
every iacl.ty ~ has power g1!'ng l her the
lfeetiom q tna ioiifse at ali tlnes ana 81
casionaiy otestaoing npon re private
lecture, Mnsn sne e aoeenoeu 'esee nun pre-
Pa'e ulsseesloha 1o0 tne aoAc !, ones' =
allt aha e v nhd men
q apllty apn eln1enee s. 90 Wshng 20 neip
mo r 81 Wen sle 8 WING N.nel nef
s ;4. ~, ~ ~ h ~ youh arns1
..,a $50, 2, -, $ !. ], - w al.
ahu nssou ~ gltcousasehs' q nrst-rate e
I 49, os e.,,, :. 49, oo any
$50, Z . w, y. Iel .loh4' (a'la
i Z, u q 80 c Asss oo..,
49,. ~. 49, $3.50 81. =. 4.as.o. ~ ana
J l4 ~ ~ = sf1ea anu
49,, = ~ 81 3 s''< ~ 1tWess-
,aat aonti u, IA q. ~ ~
thasa,,sl a. Is III g De,u -,
~ ,.ood y, = 49, - - - al
j." M -, 81 ~ oar
i; e,at -. ~ s.,, ~, -. r IT. go,
Il ~ v1ss g. s llst
y.'5 q %. stsS Wt VI, u,l S:
80 90 = &C. % =, ~ oiose
II $3.50 sha,,ld,:s,, - -, = W
IS ~ . s,: AL atsa;a,a' ~ 60
~, So ~ g. Ta,;s ~ - ~ -:
- y W ,ean., - ~ ses -
~ h,.st q ~ n "a losa II
@ 800 : g. s1,;t sss ,....l aoh1vmel: ~
L. :. .. A D 41o "iz1'
7. - -. '...,s " !. sue "
1ee ~ ~ ,p pe Days lily = ng'e tnat
olev1nel az o"els po'n s'u.''e ~ alla g
Wy ru unu aa: ~ = ~
Co. = ~, ~ yonn as
P1iat We peny aee I've" = uilsans
pei ll!I rg'ul - nef arew nslano
l'oiie ~ was : season a - - the year not IA
Evofap'e 1o1 su So elasel, ano:l from one
cause arg anelnsI sne laileq II ,o1
any VI ,sr 1,lehus = hooollpan "a heE s; -
wy any g 70 az ), syhon Mou: Wl1h some'
E ana SO Harriet hosmer, having set her
'!lhu upon anae1eufs ~ uo"li uie nilssls-
aslPpl 70 chet Vfesent Wy, embarked her
ser one me mnofnns g D @, 9 steamer
\ nou 1 1on NsW yfieans me river was
shalloW the nay1gatlon dlmcuit; many
Enoa5 dla our aoVeatarous sraYe ller pass
\ highland dry; sbnt tortnae,;@ Usual, was
vita her and sne reached ll h e. destination
IN safety. Il; The h'e weather al was intensely
warm, but, nothing da1lnted, our yonng
friend saw all that was tobe seen, return
fing. at night to; sleep on board the steamer
as II lay ~ ITS Place ~ the leyee, and 1at
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-10-14

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT ~ OTTAwA.--The
churches in Ottawa appear not, this winter,
TO have participated as largely a they ought
20 have done in the general awakening II
religious interest that pcrvades nearly every
other locality throughout the country, Yet
our churches hare not been asleep. For
several weeks past daily union prayer
meeting has been held between and Q
CLOCK IN the morning at the Baptist churcl.
ana Tor the last week a daily evening union
prayer meeting ias been held AT ,he Metho-
dist church, and these meeting are 70 he
continued. In addition to these. there will
also lie service every evening next week At
the Epise opal church, as well as on Wed.
nez.ay and Friday mornings.
We are happy to find that the interest is
Increasing rapidly. and that already, besides
greatly reviving the work in the hearts oil
the members of the various congregations
several hopeful conversions of outsiders
have taken place. The whoe community
appears to be gradually becoming interested
and great encouragement is felt that yet a
great work will be achieved in our city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

.nGrci y. 1858
Present: Aid Leavens. Gray Armour. Edwards,
Bristol alattery, Richardson, Bartop, Hoban and
Calkiu.
On motion of Lcaycns, Aid. Bristol vas called to
the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Petition of =. McIutire et al. for sidewalk was
presented and received, and notice ordered TO be
given.
Petition of VIM. Cogswell and loo others for an
appropriation TO purchase hre engine, was pre-
scented and received.
GRAY moved To take mp the same Aycs-Gray
Bristol, -is..rv aul .lUhaa-i. EoeS-ieavens,
Armour. Edwards, Iichndson, Barton and Calkin
&c. Lost
Gray MOVED to appropriate $500 for a ere en-
.ur.
C-!.;ip moved 10 amend b. striking out $500
au- iu--'l j = 80, ou tine condition t-sat : iOuO
be- -uh. uTir"i hr cit.els.
Aycs-:,iatierv. richardson and Calkin-3.-
Ncc- -LcHycns. GRAY. Armour, Edwards, Bristol,
BJr'on and I.rbari--. Amendment lost.
Ayes-Grav,- sla,tcrv and R1rton-a Noes
L"aycus. krmour, IG~ ards, Bristol, Richardson
Hoban and Cabin. Lost.
Gray move! to appropriate SO ioran engine
Ar5s-tisgy, Sia.iery, Richardson and Bart IN
T. zoe g. Lea,ens, Armour, Edwards, Bristol
Iiabgp gad Caiiin-6. Lost
ON motion ct Leavcns, the petition was laid over
ore week.
james Fiuncrty made proposition to tend Ma
Olson -. bridge the coming summer.
ON motion Of Richardson Laid Over one wee''.
Petition Of \. v. Nagiil = az. for sidewalk re
ceiyed, and notice ordered to be given.
On motion Of GRAY,
o'e,r@5 That the city att orncy attend to the
,Ut against the city by W o. Pdrkc. with power 10
. employ associate counsel.
dn motion Of Lcaycn~ that part CT The order TO
pay l.. j. Delano 500, which required bond to be
flied, was gesCiudCd.
On motion Of Bristol. G.eavcns in the chair So
was appropriated to build in Joliet ST.,
across La Sale -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

WHEREAS. It appears that the days of right. honor,
and INTEGRITY fast fading away, and VIII -EEiS the
inscriptions and i,nora daily tlziT- advantage.
Of ,I.s profound sui learned IL IT KNOWN THERE
PORE 20 ar, whether MAIDS. WIVES or WIDOWS that
DIR CHEES ENAN's FEMALE PILLS are ALONE the
certain racea s- the -oub!e- incident 70 female d-or
eauiz-=osa, tHay ALONE CORRECTING ali painful msU-r-
alton. asss-iur Ea'pa,ious ~ the heart. disturbed
SLEEP. pain ,'e d- and causing health and haGp.0r-s
TO the whole SIX. uore e-rariai'y 90 tire MARRIED
PORTION. they are certain ra Ir--- the monthly
period with r--r,arrv- AND WHEREAS. these PILLS
purely table and entirely free from minerals,
therefore perfectly harmless iu their operations and
wholly unlike other medicine thrust upon the rlslic
purprr-lu- 70 eject the objects already detailed
THEREFOR. De IT ESDwN. tIat NOTHING but the
said PILLS Of UG CGfFTSEAIAT viii accomplish the De-
sired Object WHEN DISAPPOINTMENT las been expert
encsd under the regime VI OTHER FILLS; AMI the La
DIES WIZ cause t-s PROCLAMATION u spread amongst
them. 20 re-a eysre- Eng h-uel-l-7lys promising
that said PROCLAMATION ~ oae case must be conzi-
Iered MILL and VOID; that 20 ny. THAT the Pills
mast not - taken r-a any fe-la-" Is IN ~ INTEREST
ING STU ALTON. o-'erv.=- q MISCARRIAGE VIII be
the p1sr-+rrF. -.-f.h'.
Eyrsest directions TO be carefully read accompany
each box. Price 81 sent by mail enclosing -
Or. CpryElrrs L CsE-zrsy, Box f1l Post Office, New
Yorz City sod by Druggist in every in the
United S'atss- Given under uy hand and sal
CT. CUEE>EysN. ND.
r. T. HUTCHfNGS- C>a..-F Ag.u' far Ge CHits1
!S.rt Ia 'i,.f,, ST. Nsse Ior f. ,-Eo4, az srioie-
sal ,y'-5-s ,f"uE5 Jr ,.>'yra~.F-
Soil in Ottawa Hy ,=srt-iyI D. WALKER ( co.
WHITE TarTJ, TEHEUl,sD Tz-lTH and beautiful com
p'eSion, can Doe acquired 10y using ''e Balm Of Thou
sand Fovers-7 What lady or gentleman would remain
snder tie curse ~ Ga-r-=ab-s t, ,,r. ~ using
the &c Balm % TloI-aHI Flowers" d-utr.ice,
would NOT ouir render u SWEET hut leave the teeth white
a. aIaha-,sTz Many persons DO Unt know '-.r breath
would never mention f. E.FHra o. e4rlr-r.-fr=. lie
sure each bottle -- ---a-I FETrfDGE GO. Y. Y.
For sale p d. 81 tLs- Co.. SIZE Agents, o-awa, IT.
JULES
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27
Ottaua frte Graotr
LOCAL MATTERS.
Abcu, Trees and Things.

The trees are leav ing-the places where
they reTe, and are being replanted in divers
places in town and country
Trees and shrubs on wagons, shrubs and
trees on buggies, DO. On w.eelbarrows, on
mems backs, under ladies' arms. in baskets.
and in every conceivable way the trees and
shrubs and flowers have been wheeled and
"tO;cd" about to grace or disgrace (for they
may easily do this last, as you, reader, ana
we know new localities.
And il has been pleasant sight to us, and
pleasant occupation TO hem, fer can you
not sec the happy. gratiiied look which
these people wear? Can you not read their
MougHfs. almost, as they go by? How one
shrub grown into a stately tree, and himself
or his family enjoying the shade thereof; or
how another flncieS the ripe cherries, the
blushing peaches, the rich, juicy apples, al
ready grown on that bundle Of trees which
now ca ases his back to ache, and he stag
gers them along towards home and that Ia
dy, with those thorny plants, which have
scratched her delicate arms, and those dirty
roots, which have soiled her glOyes-she has
already gathered therefrOm many a fragrant
bouquet to beautify her rooms, or please and
crafty herself and George, or Henry, or Ed
ward, and "tho children"
It is to beautify their homes, and mutually
to please each other, that all these are work
ing so readily and so earnestly.
See ROW, that hard working man Wonder
does not go modify 10 work and plant his
trees, just where his fancy or taste would
dictate, bat he calls Mary, or Alice, or Eliza,
IN family council, and places them where
they think best.
Thelitle "two year cd mast also toddle
out in the "yard" or garden to see papa
work, or mamma prune, and when they &C;
done thoy-the eidaFs-say, "What a plea
SAINT day this has been, forgetting, perhaps,
that their healthlul occupation, and their eff
forts to please each other, have done more to
make the day pleasant than the bright sun
shine or the invicOrating air. We say
again, all this we like much we share their
happiness in planting, and we shall share
their pleasure in gathering as we pass along
the road side.
Fences and hedges cannot shut in delight
Hor are their owners so selfish as to desire
It, for as you see, the fence border and the
gate path claim their share or more Of the
beauties.
We hope all who can viii plant tree, a
shrub, or a flower, and thus add something
to the general wealth and beauty, and stran-
gers viii say, - " hat a beautiful place is
Ottawa"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

We copy The following from the Chicago
Journal Of Thursday:

We copy The following from the Chicago
Journal Of Thursday:
CHICAGO VOLUNTEERS FOB UTAH.--i
movement Is on foot in this city for the or
ganzation Of a regiment OF volunteers
whose services are to be rendered to the 60
vernmeut for tue Mormon Var
Three hundred and fifty able bodied men,
over eighteen and under forty-fvc years Of
aye. are wanted The service will last only
during the continuance Of the Utah difficult
". The regiment, Of accepted. OF which
there l. little Doubt viii be mustered into
service at this city, uniformed and armed
with the Mimic rifle, and commence drawing
their pay at once.
Al further information can be obtained Of
Major Ellsworth, at Shirley law Office, room
No. s, Masonic Temple, opposite the Post
Office, where Il roll booi; viii be opened and
the cnliStments commenced tomorrow, the
2Gth inst. Persons in the country DESTROYS
of enHsting or Organizing a company in
their vicinity, can address their communica-
tons TO Box 4,4G2. Chicago =. o.
We arc informed by Major K. that a dis
tinGuished army officer, who served through
the Mexican war with a great deal OF credit,
and who has iuSt returned from Washing
ton. VIII take command Of the regiment, if
called upon.
We learn by the same paper that the Al
jutaUt General Of this State has. through
Gov B:szel', rendered to the President a re-
gimcnt of mounted men to be raised in this
State, and If accepted, IS they will be If
Qn;tman's bill, which has passed the House
should pass tie Senate, then companies
must lie rendered to Gov B.sscl, 20 make up
the regiment.
In this view, We learn that Capt. GEORGE
8 Fisher, Of the Shields Light Artillery Of
this city, has made a tender to Gov. Bi>sell
to raise battalion Of mounted men for the
Illinois regiment, and that he has the most
h4ttcring prospect that at least part of the
tender will be accepted. This announce
ment has already awakened quite military
spirit in our community, and we hear OF Sc
veral mounted companies already in process
OF being organized.
Quitman's J,I', which has just passed the
lower house Of Congress, provides for a re-
ciment Of mounted volunteers for the de-
fence of the Texas frontier, and four addi-
tioual regiments OF mounted volunteers,
whose services the President is authorized to
accept or not, as he may deem necessary
They will, if called cut, not be sent to Utah,
though regiments are offered in several
States for crusade against the Normons,
bat they viii be employed in killing Indians
on the northern and northwestern frontier.
and for the protection of supply and emf
grant trains on the western plains. The vo-
luntcers are not to be accepted in bodies OF
less than one regiment, whose officers shall
be appointed in the manner prescribed by
law, in the several States and Territories to
which said regiments shall respectively be-
long
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27
pr. shoppers EenaEc Cordia,.

This Medicine viii CURE all Female Complaints. such
as Excessive, Suppressed Painful Menstruation Flour
Anus or Whites Edrrenness, Sallow Compile xion, Head
Ache Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Friglful Dreams and all
Diseases by Colds Checked Perspir alton Excess
o. over Excitement, g., OF the Sexual Organs For all
g1iares OF the Monthly Periods, Dr.. HooPERs FE
NAE CORDIAL is "a SPEEDY and POSITIVE CURE 1t has
been amply tested aud the gratifying reports of
CURES are daily received from every town and city
where il is known.
ecSy- Prizes 81 per bottle. six bottles for IS.
cY-Prepared by DIR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and
Chestnut streets, st. louis, Mo-, sole proprietor.
SSy-Sold by c. L. THOMPSON, ID. WALKER 4 Co., A. 8.
| PurNAM and NJ. KxEussL, Druggists, Ottawa. and by
Druggists generally. jan2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27

In all diseases iu5Ir.lat1I rI0re or les predcmi-
uates-uow 7llay inflammation strikes at the root OF
the df-ca-e-Htacc an immediate cure.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, GHd no
thing .1 VII ailay Inflammation at once, and make =
certain cure
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR viii cure
the following arr0U- great catalogue 81 di-eases:-
gURvs. Sc,Las, CCr, CTsFz~, SORE MITES, CoaNs,
EU>I0yS Eur-rS STRAINS, BiIE-. F1.-oS CH.LBL,ISs.
Eur-. SCEuFrIs- JIsES FFvFE ~EEs- FEL1S, Ear ATz,
PnEs Sucr ETEs Corr, SwEILINsS, EHErNiTI-', SCALD
HE,r. S,1r EHEv1i. BALDSE~~, EEY-rFL,S. EESGwoEI,
BlRHrH- iron. SNAIL F1X- Mass. RASH. &c. &c.
To some It may appear iarreiu,oT. tIat many di-
should be reached by article; such idea
wl vanish when rejection points the ftc:. that the
salvr = combination of ingredients, -8el, and every
one applying perfect aHtid1e aI?"s.l- di.or,ier.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CTpE ia IT, effects
i larcaI- bas-, TIE ;irg- f. short between disease
and permanent cure AMI &c IS aa extractor. 1t
draw all disease ont Cthc a1-rs Tlr- leaving nature
sPerr- before tie injury Iri scarcely uec.-zary
to say that house Workshop or r4aaufac;ory should
b enc m1-1rst without It.
No Pain Extractor j. genuine unless tho box has upon
It steel Plate engraving with the name Of Henry Da
ley, NanT'l~--r.r-
For sale ~ AT the Druggist AMI Patent Medicine
Dealers tIr11-ro, the United States ana Caue.Ia-.
Frf1~'rr D.go', Loo |tra,-sr. 81 Na~ yl-t.
sepIs-ly G. ;. CHACE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27
Special Notifies.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
Celebrated Ecynaie Pills.
Pr.Pdyesi from pre-crt 'ios 81 Sir j. t'dH-e' u


Prepared roH. pre~cT. .ios 81 Sir j. c''fre, H. u
TEgsi.ifn Er.r.-or,'faIry 10 tie guar.
Tbs. invaluable N.ein, = unfailius in the cure o.
all those rfrYn and dangerous diseases % which the
female onstftusl- -5cc:. II 1oderates all
and removes az DISTINCTIONS and speedy may be
relied on
ToN,rrS7 T,r- 70 i peculiarly ..i,ei. Il Will, in
short tls brinl the monthly perio,! Eitl, rulry.
Each bottle price One Dollar. bears tive Government
STAN? % Great britain. to prevent courtrrfrit'.
TTesr Tts rf0r,'g ro' J- tn. 5yf7la'es d~rfgyHs
FTRST THEE HONTTTS of PrsgHTHeg. - thy IRE
sure to bring or M.-griGgs, bat IT any of',r time
ncy Grs s.lr.
In an c1-es OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue Sigh. eeros, PalT.ta-
ton Of tie Heart Mysteries and Whites, 'he-, Pills viii
er-; Wien al other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do contain iron cagiu-l,
aat.mony-or anytltrr hurtfII to the constitution.
Fu: directions accompany each patEa-..
sole A-,a- for tie United state and Canada.
JOE MOSS Iate / {. Baldwin 3 co..
Rochester, y Y
N-E.-sl ana postage s'1-urr enclosed 20 ary au-
,horiz-.i agent, . =.re bottle Of Tie Pills Hy return
mail. For sale - E-I. CEIGGS.
taue Offd'st, III.
..wooaLlzD CsE,x''-A Pors-aI~ or Identifying tic
Har-hi-hy p-rfur-- superior to any french article
imported and f,r half price Fnr r--sin- Ladies
Hair II has equal giving IL a bright. glossy appear
anre II c-- % Gentleman Hair curl in the most
natural -4rrrr II removes DauIrufT. always giving
the Hair tie appearance Of being frc-h sampooeI.
Price, only fty ceu-s. None genuine unless signed
FETRDGE co,
PropF.stos, Of the Sc Balm Of Thousand Flowers
by D. wALEER Co. sole Agents, Ottawa, H.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-03-27
SgDEs THAT CDEIi-g
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VIZ tty- Cygis, fc}is. iSiHlG. 'ORSf,y fj0H. BrOV
chtEv Splitting Of Fico1 Pcig IN the sale AMI
E-Sfsf, f7-UyiyV Wrapping c0Egf, Group Lirer
t",aEitipt, ftIpitrfiot 81 tie Hedrt, and al n
ss,tyI> az liz It,1oIt, Chest GPJ LnFgs.
90 much care and attention cannot be given to di
seaseS of the THROAT and LUNGS. Reader, have you
4 Cough, Cold, any disease Of the Lungs? Do not
neglect it. DELAY l. DANGEROUS. MILLIONS die aunu-
ally by ner'ecting COMMON COLD. Colds and Coughs
lead to CONSUMPTION. and then TO early death
BE advised IN time aud procure that celebrated
remedy, DR. CARRIERS COUGH GAlSAM, the GREATEST
aud BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. IL has cured
thousands upon thousands after physicians and every
other remedy had failed. and the patient given up die
Physicians. druggists, and all who have used bR. CAR
TIR~ CuJcH BALSNu, universally acknowledge il the
most PROMPT, PLEASANT, ami FFFTCACIOUS EENE.
DY for all Ill cases OF the THROAT, CHEST,
LrSss-
Ir.,c-Trial bottles N cents larger bottles, 81 per
bottle. or six bottles for -.
- Prepared nv DIR. EASTERLY corner of Third and
Chesiut streets II Louis Mo- sole proprietor and
whom all oi ders must be seat to get the genuine.
Sold by d. l.. THOMPSON, Il. WALEER 4 Co, \. s.
FuTSAM. and VI. kSEUssL, Druggists, Ottawa, and by
Druggists generally. JAM