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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-17
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IT, 1855.

10 an article on the Cues OF Virginia AID
their future, the South Side Democrat say:
For the cities OF Virginia, we bave an
uusbaken confidence Of their high destiny.
Their multiplied resources have but to be de-
velopsd to give them all a prosperity such as
would seem almost rash to prophecy. Nor Is
there the smallest necessity for jealousy be.
tween them. 10 some respects, to be sure,
their interests CLASH. All commercial points
near to each other as they are, necessarily
affect each others trade, especially along the
borders Of their back country, and In the
common region at which their lines ct COM
municate converge. TIE larger cities OF the
Uaion, which hare already established them
selves firmly as centres Of trade, do not aud
cannot avoid collisions. This fact, however.
if o spirit of amity be preserved, and all CO.
operate with each other, may be 10 the end
itself a source of prosperity, iuasmueb as
each and all Of them has its own appropriate
sphere, and the proximity to each other may
have all the effect Of competition, keeping
trade from b,ing too grasp,ng. so as to drive
it to distant markets, while the development
of the interior would seem to be q necessary
consequence Of the proximity OF so much
activity thus controlled"
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their peers, but they will not brook the idea
Of trials by 'Juries composed of teamsters
and followers Of the camp" nor of an army
encamped in their cities or dense settle
ments.
have adopted means to recall the few re.
naming Mormons in arus, who have not
yet, it is said, complied with my request to
withdraw from the cannons and eastern
frontier. have also taken measures to pro.
tect the buildings which have been vacated
in the Northern settlements. l am sanguine
that will save great part Of the valuable
Improvements there.
shall leave this city for the South to-
morrow. After | have finished my business
there, | shall return as soon as possible to
the army, to complete the arrangem snts
which shall enable me before long to an
nouncc that the road between California and
Missouri may be travelled with perfect secu,
rity by teams and smigraats Of every de-
scription.
shall restrain all operations Of the mill
tary for the present, which will probably
enable me to receive from the President ad,
dtional instructions, if he deems it necessa.
~ to ei them.
Very respectfully. your obt serv't.
A. CUNNING, Governor OF Utah.
Hos. LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of State, Wash
ington City. ID. &.
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VOL. XVIII---NO. "a.
Fashions.

Many and various are the costumes which
have been assumed within the last two o.
three centurios. The origin Of many fash
ions was in the endeavor to conceal SONS
deformty of the inventor.
Charles the Eighth, of France, introduced
long coats to hide his il-made limbs.
In the reign of Edward the Sixth, Of Eng
land, patches were introduced nv a foreign
!ady' who IN this manner ingeniou>ly cover
ed win in her neck.
In the year 1886, the ladies' wore mirrors
attached to their wastes, which were fre-
quenty consulted.
In the reign Of Henry the Fourth, long
pointed shoss wer- worn, Of such an immo-
drrate length, that they could not walk un-
Ill they were fastened to their knees BY
chains The chains were mostly made OF
gold and silver ard the top, of tue shoes
were carved in the manner OF a church wiD-
dow.
In the reign Of Elzabett, the beaux Of tho
time stuffed their breeches with feathers and
other light materials, till they rcsembled
stocks OF wool, and the ladies' introduced
hoops Of ruch an enc-nons size that two
lorers, when dressed in the height or rather
breadth Of fashion, could not have taken one
another by the hand.
The dress Of dandy Of 1850, has been
described as follows: 4 black velve. coat,
green and silver waist coat, yellow velvet
brecches, ard blue silk stockings.
Fashion rules the orld. and most ty-
rannica mistress she is. She compels pco-
PIE to submit to the most inconvenient
things imaginable for her sake; she is dee
pot Of the higkost grade. yet husbands,
wives. fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, and
servants, black and white, voluntarily be-
come her obedient slaves. NJ. NJ.
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He paused before he added
"And for bonnie Annie Laurie
Law me- dawn ann die
The Next Sugar Crop.

The foods in the Mississippi are breakin g
down the levees, and submerginS many of
the cotton and sugar plantations. The New
Orleans papers say that the cane crops have
been already destroyed to the amount of
hundreds Of thousands of dollars. Such are
The number and extent Of the crevasses, that
there is no attempt to repair them. The
foods of the Mississippi pass over them in
mighty streams. The waters are trouble
some in New Orleans, and even graves can
not be dug to bury the dead. The remnants
of mortality are placed away in vaults erect
ed above ground, until the waters subside.
The loss of even portion ofthe cane crop
will enhance greatly the price of sugar and
molasses We shall not be surprised if
these essential articles of living reach the
the prices of 1857 With such prospects,
Illinois farmers will do well not to neglect
the culture of the Northern Sugar Cane
With ordinary apparatus, vary good arti
Gle of molasses can be made, while with
good apparatus syrup can be produced,
which will be better, and bring higher pri-
ces than any Louisiana syrup. In Cincin-
natl at this time, fine article of Chinese
Sugar Cane syrup is retailing at so cents
per gallon, when Louisiana syrup is worth
but 20 cents.
The prospect of higher prices ofsugar and
mo!asses will stimulate our farmers to raise
more Of the Chinese Sugar Cane, than would
otherwise have been the case. There is am
pie time to plant the supar crop. The su-
gar cane, though planted early, grows but
Ii tie until July. The heats of our late sum
mer and fall months rapidly advance the
growth Of the plant It's culture is as sim
pie as that Of corn. Its yield of stalks is
great and the most reasonable estimates OF
the weld Of moiasses to the acre is 2Uo 10
$50 gallons. Some have estimated it from
experiments, at considerably more, SOU sai-
Ions. -,
An offer has been made by responsible
party. to establish a sugar mill IN the city
Of SPRINGFIELD. provided farmers in the vi
cinitv will raise for his use, ana denver 20
him the product of fifty acres OF land planted
With sugar cane He will express and man.
nf.cture the Juice into molasses, and give
them one.haif Of the proceeds. This is a
| favorable proposition 10 our farmers. They
should desire nothing more fair.
Such sugar mills as we have here spoken
, Of, should also be put up in other sections
of the State, Why should We not have su'
! gar mills as we'll as wheat mills? and wby y
should thero be any thing more strange in
toe farmer bringing his sugar cane to the
! sugar mills, and taking away his barrels o.
molasses. than there now is in conveying
wheat to the mills, and returning with -four
That this course Of things will ultimately
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-26

QUATyT IyscgIrTIoS.-Thcre is an inscrip-
ton on tombstone at La Point, Lake Supe.
rio-, which reads as follows:
John Smith, accidentally sho. as max
Of affection by his brother
This, say. the North Carolinian, reminds
us Of one on tombstone near San Diego,
v hich RUS as follows:
This yere sakrld to the memory Of VIII
lam Henry Skraken, who came to his deth
by bcin shot with colts revoIvcr-one of
the Old kind, brass mounted and of such -
tie kingdom Of heaven"
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Jennv," said a land ady TO her help
the other morning, Jenny, was there any
fire in The kitchen last night, while you
were sitting up:'
Yes rnarrn,' said Jenny "thcre was a
spark there when l went down, and l soon
famed it into fame"
The landlady locked suspiciously at Jen.
nv, but she, innocent girl, went on scrub.
bing and humming bs,y Darlint."
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Wagon Mandatory.

TTVHE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the
Il public for their past very liberal patronage and
takes occasion to that he has enlarged and newly
fitted his Wagon Shop, at his old stand Columbus
ST., and is prepared make and finish the most COM
plete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market.
He guarantees that sensible person shall be troubled
with any embarrassment" in deciding upon the supe-
riority of Lis Wagons. He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which 10 mi.lead the pub
ic but relies upon the native timber of the north
west Having taken the Diploma at the County Pair
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect he is pre-
pared to make more of the quality If desired.
WM PALMER
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hyoCEISG oUT THE PoErRY-Senti;nenta
but near sighted young lady-"Do you not
appreciate the beauty of thar scene. On,
See those darling sheep and lambs (pointng
to an adjoining pasture) skppin, about"
Practical plowboy-" Them amt sheep
and lambs, you cussed fool, them's hoesl
them 90
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Fe,ier-citizens," said candidate for
Congress recently, somewhere out West,
" lclier-citzens, you aye wel aware never
went TO school in my life but three times.
and that was night school. Two nights
the teacher didn't come, and t'other night
hadn't any camille"
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4 conscientious persen afIirns that ho
once in his life beheld people minding
their OWE business This remarkable oc-
currcnce happened a. sea, the passengers
being TOO sick" TO attend to each otl ers'
concerns.
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take place in regard to the cultivation of the
Chinese Sugar Cane, and the manufacture
Of its juice into sugar and ,noasses, we have
not particle Of doubt.-Illinois Farmer,
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Ir. Peppers house was on fire. 4 large
crowd was soon on the spot, when one of
them remarked. We've mustard enough
to save Pepper.' So it it proved.
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y good old Known othing Methodist.
having read great deal in the papers abou:
the Conference Hans Bill, says he thinks
Conference might find something better to
90 than be getting up bills about Kansas.
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BE not affronted at a jest. If one throw
salt Mt thee thou wilt receive no harm, un-
less thou hast sore places
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St is said that necessity knows no law
Perhaps this accounts for people making
such virtue of necessity.
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Mother, this book tells about the angry
waves Of the ocean. Now, what makes the
ocean get angry"
because it has been crossed so often, my
son.
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Who ever heard of a widow committing
suicide on account of love A little expo
rience is very wholesome.
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i duel wa fought recently in Missippi by
Mr.. T. Knott aud Mr.. 4. W. Shot. The re-
suit was that Knott was shot and Shott was
not.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-26

If cigar makes man i'll, will cheroos
make Man.iliae
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\ young man who has recently taken .
wife, says he did no. take it half so hard to
get married, as ne did 10 get the furniture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-06-26

Why is watch dog larger at night than
he is in the morning? Because he is let out
at night, ard taken ia in the morning.
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MIL y l. X y .
MISS MINER

yyTOtLD inform the ladies Of Ottawa and vicinity,
w that she has received her stock Of SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS, all of which have been selected
with great and she will be happy have ladies call
and examine them, whether they wish TO purchase or
not
She hopes by strict attention business, and ioic
IEiche. merit be ral share OF paironaEe. apll
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WHY is love like a canal boat? Becauss
i is an internal transport.
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A young poet ou. West, in describing
Heaven, says: at is world of bliss,
fenced in with girls
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NJ / l. l. I \ T. Il y .
MRS FORD

DESPECTFULLy informs the Ladies OF OTTAWA and
vicinity that she has received her stock OF Goods
for Spring and Summer trade, and i ready to furnish
great variety Of Bonnets Caps Head Dresses &c. al
prices suit the times.
Bs-snetts building. opposite the Mansion House. apo
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An EYE DEAR.--The lady who took every
body's eye, must have lot Of em.
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The lad V who burst into tears has been
put together again, and is now wearing
fa-..
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When is tbs letter like one Of tho
United States? When il is in Diand.-
Und:ana)
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L has been decided that man 10 tntoxi.
Gated when he can't lie on tho ground vish-
out holding on.
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NJ l ]. l. l \ l. II y
E{CSES gssSI-SIE A. I,tTSERSn'

Z AVE opcnn-d Millinery and Dress Making
Rooms La Sale ST, first door south OF RgsselI
Furniture Depot upstairs and will keep good assort-
hand, prices SUI; the times. Ladies please
call.
z-essfn- attended
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S'orun, how is it to-day-can you take
that note uP:'
I'm sorry to say tina: | can't-nevcr was
50 crnm?ed in all my life.'
BY the way, you are always cramped,
are Won not;'
I'm sorry to say that am; and yet
there is n natural cause for IT,"
= And what is that"
why, was weaned on green apples
and vater-me!ons.
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FARMERS AITT. NVION,
nNI,lL 4 IIAEl-l
OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
r.. w. CHA ANBERLATV.

Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retaa Dealer IN all
kinds Of
Farming En-, ,pIcments and MACHINERY.
- UGH as Tt-esiinr and Gear;ng Machines, Power
y hand Corn Shelters, Tanning Mills, Hay Cutters
Plows Iarrows Seed Drills and Planters, both hand and
horse, Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns Ok Yokes and Bows, Axes, Hstchets Sheveis,
Spades and Forks Also, the celebrated Sod aud Sub
Soil Plows a variety OF others for breaking and
stirring manufactured LockpOrt. Joliet Morris, Peru
and Palestine. The Premium star Corn and Cob MEL
Garden and Fiei Seeds in all varieties, new and genu
inc Also the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure.
Also large stool; cf y Z. Wagons, which nov
route for Ottawa. and will he for sale At she lgr
cultural Store. on La Sale St.
Grateful for former patronage solicit the contnu-
ance OF orders the present shah spare e
fort to make object for farmers patronage. Ny
goods are all made material, and by the
exnrrienrea wnrkmeIl. fmar2il I. w. CIANlifRLkIN
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+. ID. SWEErsER.
Sickle g. File Manufacturer

N made TO order. OLd Sictie3 cM Orer ant repair
ed Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited,
pledge myself do work, which for quality and price,
shall defy competition. gall OF al WORK Is WAR.
RANrED.
Cash paidtor old Files. old Files re-cut and tcdr-
Tdnted.
Bells Mill, opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa, La
Sale Co., Illinois. oc3-u
stone! stone! For Sale!
vSyE now ofer at our quarry two miles north OF
w Joliet, and within three hundred feet Of the mi.
nns and Michigan Canal all kinds Of Bubble, Building,
Fiagghy, and Dimension Stone, from two inches in
thickness up thirty inches and of size, color, and
quality surpassed by none in the State.
All orders for Stone, either dressed in the rour to
he shipped by canal or rail- Will be promptly attended to-,
and furnished at prices To please the purchaser.
ANDERSON, SPENCER / CO.
JAS. c. SPENCER, A. HoCGHTELlSS,
L. BIErrSEIL, A"uEISCS.
LII
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"Thiske-cttes. is the name given to
"beau-catchers" worn by the girls this
spring for the lack Of whiskers, moustaches. m
or Coatees. They are made by drawing
down little tufts OF hair from the temples,
AMI forming them into scolops.-Erchdnee
If any of the pretty young girls would like
TO have 4 fine moustache upon their upper
'i?s. they shall be indulged just as scon az
o-rs has time 10 grow.-Loui,giHe Journal.
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THE NEW YORK BAK ERY
I:Y WHEELER & SIMPSON.


VI he undersigned would ert'uy irtcylI the aa-
- titauts Of Ottawa and vicinity that they now
prepared furnish the choicest variety of Crackers
such Batter, Soda, Lemon Boston Oyster, Abernstha,
Water Biscuit. Also Bread. Cakes. Brown Bread,
Pes &C. &c, in good variety Confectionery. OF the
choicest selection. constantly hand. All kinds Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made to order.
The subscribers having spared pains expense in
Et:ing MP for the convenience and accomrnoda-
;ion Of their and the public generally
allie furnish anything in their line those who de-
sire. Those wishing ch- New YORK Wagon call daily,
please send their orders the y. Y BlLe-y-
the Post oGce.
80 Remember the place, IN H5ssack's R,ock next
door west OF the Meat Market Man street send IL.
your ord -rs and they will receive prompt attention
J. E.. lsepJi
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Millinery and Dress ing.
Hrs. lROIEY

DESPECTFULI.Y informs the ladies OF Ottawa and vi
i 4 ciny that she has taken the rooms over Daniel
Leay's Boot Store, Madison ST. few doors west Of
Columbus Ottawa, where she solicits orders in all that
pertains the Millinery Trade in the line of Dress
Making Cutting. Fitting. &c. Her stock Of Millinery
G0Ois has been selected with much care, ana will be
found SUPERIOR Having had thorough instruction and
experience in the business she is confident of being able
TO give perfect satisfaction. Jun2.-tf
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f.. Y. GJkIGGS.


d E n Il l S Il Il Y.
DIR. NJ. WHIEiFN.
Dentist and Manufacturer Of Mineral Teeth,
Would respectfully submit the citizens of Ottawa
vicinity following list of his prices for artificial
teeth.
. 1st Class Work.
Gold. !Surer
Block Teeth, (of his own manufacture) up
Single Teeth, (of his own manufacture,) up
per and under, 10 %
49, = O. eT PIT Class Work. -
Gum Teeth, common style, upper and under, ~ ~
Plain Teeth without Gums, upper and under, ~ %
And with pleasure refers them to the following seh'e
RErEREscEs-T. Hampton. ESD, H. F. EaMIes, Esq:
F. c. Prescott, ESQ, j.. W. Mills, ESQ, j. C. Hatheway
H. D., D. c. Stone NJ. D., Wm Osman, Esq, Jos stout
H. D., E. J. McGorrisk, NJ. D., J. o. Harris, NJ D., l.
Hay, NJ. D., C. Hard, NJ D., X. NJ. Macarthur, NJ D.,
c. Putnam, VI. ID.
Dr. wh;tten is the only manufacturer Of Block or Sin
gle Teeth in the State Chicago for which he was
awarded the ist premium the La Sale County Fair
Teeth inserted IN and improved plan, without
the Of Clasps
Rooms in DR.. stout's Office, in Post Office block
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II HE undersigned has opened the above business in
the rooms lately occupied by Mrs. CRoLEY over tie
Es0t and Shoe Store Of Daniel Leahy. OF Madison
Street near the Post Office where she will be happy 70
wait on the Ladies' Ottawa aud vicinity No viii favor
her it'll their patronage. Among her stock Tlli he foia
large and fashionable assortment OF Spring and sum
.uer Hrnnet- Erap-s Ribbons. Iares. French and Are
rcan Flowers together ~ith good assortment of B1se
roIlars &c &c rarIu7 MISS FITZGERALD
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MILLINERY AND nRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT

ETAS received her stock of Spring AMI Surar7@r
Il Goods, consisting of Straw, S-apo|itan. chIn-
Grape SILK. ID many ether varieties Of F1ac- Hats,
Legorn and dark Straw Flats, Shaker Hoods iuftuis
Hats and Caps, and handsome selection 6! EaSoif=-
Flowers, &c, Re.
Also Eabr broiterei cares, sacques, and Basqres foF
rlIilIrnn alll-1l1
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Sash, Door and Blind Factory.

WE take this method TO inform the public that We
w have purchased the Sash. Door and Blind Factory
of A. +. Caquelin and are prepared TO furnish
thing in line of business such Sash. Doors.
Blinds, Frames and Morldngs. Orders promptly filed
short notice.
Having Lumber Yard in connection with our Facto-
think facilities for furnishing building
rals unequalled in this City, and invite
ors farmers. and all others who may want anything in
line to call and satisfy yourselves that sell
you good article just what you want, and cheap for
cash. There viii he found Lumber oi.ice Doors
Blinds, SASH glazed and ungl azed Glass Oils Paints and
Nails.
Office Main Street, Ottawa, II.
MARCO STRAWN POWELL.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD
Cheap Bread.

Superior SrHEt, Brrnnrd's Wagon Es:ubiSi7ren.
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale, all delivered to order
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DIR. A. ASHCANAZN, hungarian.
VVAVING Just returned to this Oy from Europe,
where he visited the most important institutions
of medical learning offers his services to the public
Particular attention paid to Cnronic diseases.
Ofce-frst Goor D. Walkers Drug Store, in Me-
tropotau Hall Building. MARI
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Doctor HARRIS

7HYStTtr'E VeVH.
Particular attention given 10 Surgery
Office in Gibson & Brothers new block, La Sail
Street one door south of Black Coles Furniture Stor
sep26
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THE subscriber will from this dag forth sell bread At
three cents FOR the pound Loaf, 20 LoAVES FOR
81 Persons hy payng ~ get - tickets FOR which they
can get bread fresh every morning until the tickets are
all returned.
Also, Sugar Cakes Ginger Cakes &c. at cts per de-
zen,
atthe Bakery Nattinrer's Block, to CHEE-gus
: inre rccHl-lysl l. PIERGEE.
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e. G.. GOODRICH. NJ. r..
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
<OEce Mird door trest OF OtdCa EdnE, Ndtn Street,
OTTAWA. ILLS.
1NE c. would respectfully call the attention OF those
suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly scio'
fua White Swelling, Salt Kheum Eruptons OF the Face
and Skin Scad Head Old Sores and all diseases arslng
from Impurities of the blood
Also Deformities, Curvatures and Diseases OF inc
spine Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted Limbs Suh
Joints. &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle, and
xith snccess heretofore unedualed. ap4
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n. M. McARTHUR. NJ.


Office at his Drug Store, on La Sale street
Residence with DIR. Hard, corner of Madison and
en- streets sep IS
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Like dew rn the sovan lying
Is the IA o. her fairy feet,
And like winds in summer signing
Her voice is low and sweet
Her voice was low an? sweet
And she's a the woIld 10 me-