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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-08-21

The Republicans had caucus on Thurs
day for the election of delegates to their coun-
ty convention next week. From the follow.
ing, which was handed to US by a promi-
nent republican Of the rank and file," We
infer that the management and result of the
caucus were such as not to give general sat-
isfaction.
Mr.. Editor: Tho Court House clique,
composed of the old whig element of the
republican party, is again dominant in UT
ava With but one or two exception 8, this
clique, which now dictates to the Republi-
can party of LaSalle county is composed of
old diia plated wings, whose only principle
Of cohesion is a stall in the public crib. They
as much hate, and are as bitterly set against
anti-slaveryism, as the veriest Southern fire.
eater; and q man who has the presumption,
or a candidate who has the least smell of
abolitiopism about him, or upon his clothes,
offering himself to the party for their votes,
might expect, as he most assuredly will be,
ostracsed by this old whig element Of this
city. Every candidate for nomination, N ust
pass through this furnace, and if he has been
anri-Slavery, for one hour, his head is chopp-
ed off and his carcass given to the fowls of
the air and the beasts of the field. But. if
he is an old whig-hates abolition and all
abolitionists,-wills swear fidelity to this
powerful, but numerically contemplate pos
se-will declare eternal enmiiy to everything
outside of Ottawa, and especially of this cir :
Gle, he can have whatever office he wishes,
provided no other old wing claim is ahead,
which at this stage of the game, is a thing
not even probable. Henceforward, the Re
publicans of this county may know, that the
claims Of their favored candidates must first
be submitted TO this court house posse OF
old wings, and that Grover, Rushmore,
I Clark and Sutphen not having done this,
will be sacrificed to crafty the rapacity, and
the uncomfortable lust of domination of this
very insignificant court house posse.
! The day succeeding the last comfy con-
vention this clique struck bands and swore
earnestly and loudly that not another abo-
/ itionist should have office in LaSallc county
and they raised, and have been successfully
using, the cry Of abolitionism to frighten the
timd, telling them if Grow was nominated.
/ tn. party was downfall the success Of re-
! publcanisn depended upon nominating nc
mtre OF the old line aboiitionists, and time
will solve how successful they have been.
/ If the old line an,-slayery men can stand
! it, we can.
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LOST, sl00.-We regret to learn that our
friend Irenus Brewer, of the town of Day
ton, sustained loss of 800 the other day,
under circumstances peculiar y aggraratfn9.
The way of 1T was this. He came to town
to attend to some business, and while about
this got into political discussion with one
OF our furious Republicans, who finally Of
fered to. bet him 500 On Lincoln against
Douglas. Our friend B. realizing how easy
a way this was to make 800, was ready to
take that bet. twas agreed they should
meet at the Bank in half an hour and put up
the money. Mr.. B went to the Bank at the
time appoNted, wa ted nearly an hour, then
went in pursuit of his customer, but he was
nowhere to be found, and thus he lost the
800.
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STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
toMpTltl0s al sIyi'. o!
IADIES' nRESS GOODS


LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Such Black aad Fancy silks, sls Robes, yaIeneias
PLAIN hud Figured B4rrges, Crepe Mar-tz, Wool De
Laines. Chsis, De Lame Robes, De B-ges Popns, ia
Robes. French Jacouet and Calico GiugIaIus Co
lord Br.llan:s, genuine Mcrrac and C0eArcs Prints
and o-her desirable styles.
ENBROIDEGIEs AND WHITE GOODS.
We would call particular attention this department.
it surpases anything in town. III assertions TO tie
contrary notwithstanding. consisting % Ladies Collars
and Under Sleeves, single and ia KS, EigiGEs ud In
servings Dotted stripe and Plain swiss Muslin Book
do Csmhrcs. Jaconvts, Waite Brilisuts, Bishop Lawn.
Embroidered Muslin, for Curtains. Narcotics SKIRTS, liz
Cambria Lad!es' and Gents Linen Haat%eTchIefS,
&c, &c
Bac silk, Thibet, Cashmere. Brocha, White Crepe,
and large stock Of Stella shawls, all prices.
PARASoLS AND MANTILLAS,
large assortment, a, very low prices Back ard Co.
lored SIX PRINCES Dress Trimmings, yehes kibboEs,
Bonnet Ribbons, &c
DOMESTIC GOoDs.
Blescied sheetiags and shrtins-. all widths Brown
do Checks, stripes peninIs, Blue Drills Ticks, Bats,
Cott1s Yarn White and Criorei Carpet Warp. Watdin-,
Coitonades, Brown Linen Farmers BRIL- Waite and Co.
lored Linen, FOR Children
White aud Colored Flanuels, Broad Cloths Cs>ai-
rn,res Kentucky Jeans Tweeds and complete
OF Tailor's Trimmings.
LINEN GOODS.
Crash, Diaper, HGckaback, Beached and Brown Lii
men, Table breads, Napkins, s4 and 1914 sheeting
Irish Linen, Shirt Bosou- &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Ladies' and Gents White and Colored Kids, superb
or article Silk Isle Thread Chldreus do. Lace Mtts
Hosiery of all kinds and prices. We would call par
tieuiar attention assortment of Misses and Child
ren's Hose.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Coates 4 Brooks White and CoIored Thread, Bates
Needles Pins Combs Brushes Hair Pins. Gross Cotton
Knitting Cotton. whaebone Reeds, Fans, and other
ticles too numerous mention.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Our large and well selected comprising all the
dferen; grades and sizes of Childrens and You.h'.
Shoes; Ladies' CATERS, Bootees Slippers and Bu-kins
Mems and Boys Shoes Stoga, Kip and Calf Boots all al
very low prices.
GROCERIES.
Our Groceries will at all times be fresh and OF the best
quality of Tea. Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Spice, CsSsa
Rice Fish, No. l Nacherel, in Kits, Dried Apples
Cheese &c.
the liberal patronage bestowed the firm Of john
Lockwood 4 Co. the past would return our
sincere thanks and would say numerous friend:
and customers that shall endeavor, by selling you
Goods small profits, and by dealing justly with all
to merit a continuance of your favor.
r. B--The highest price paid for Butter, Eggs. lard
&c. IaI2il CAMERON EBERiiARD.
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

H07FUus uHU OeT'uTTuTeV HuUS'
Eastern arrives $50 A. NJ. and les p NJ depart at iS0
p. NJ; closes 100 Pm.
Western arrives 2:2O P. Nj departs 1885 NJ; closes
12:OOM.
Tonica arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
1000 A. b.; departs days 200 P. NJ closes LOO
Pm.
Pontiac via Farm Ridge and New Michigan, arrives
Thursday 500 p. NJ: departs Saturday 500 A. IT.
Newark arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
1000 A. NJ; departs 200 p. NJ; closes Zoo p. NJ.
Earvilie and Freedom arrives daily 1900 NJ; departs
800 p. NJ
Asbury arrives Tuesdays and Fridays 600 p. ~; ie-
parts Wednesdays and Saturdays 500 A. NJ; closes
900 p. NJ g.
Lisbon arrives Mondays and Thursdays 1000 A. NJ de-
parts same days 200 p. NJ; closes 100 P. NJ.
WM. OSMAN, p II
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DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM


VIZ Car. Coughs, Co'Ls. Ast5a0 Consumption, Bror.
chiti, Splitting Of Blooi. Pam d. tee Sde and
Breast, FFeuri-y W1DcpihS Cough, Group, Lirer.
Co7nllfint, TGiVitatioa Of tie HenSf, and az III
ceases II tie Throat. Chest, and Lungs
No should -gl-c; Cough or Cold sinTtc day
MILLIONS De .nuda.y d, =ziec:ing COMMON COLD
Coughs and Colds lead to CONSUMPTION, aud then 10
an early death. Reader, have you Cough, Cold,
disease % the Lungs? Procure that celebrated
remedy, DR CATERS CoUGB BALsAN which never fails
to relieve Cough in treuty-four hours, and always
cUgEs the % Colds, Coughs, aud all disease.
OF the Throat and Lungs in few days.
Price-Tria bottles, - cents larger bottles. 8 per
bottle, SIX bottles FOR s..
sp-DR. EAsTERLY, corner oisTArd and Chestnut
streets, st Louis Mo. sole proprietor 70 WHOM al Of
ders mus, be addressed 20 &c, the genuine.
sT-Sod by ". kSErssL- e. L. THOMPSON. D. WALKER
Co, and 4. :. PrTsAX, Druggists, Ottawa, and by
Druggists generally. nys
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EprsBURen REv1Ew-The following are

Ep1SBURGn REv1Ew-The following are
the contents of the July No.:
Hugh Miller; Theirs History of the Con-
su,ats and tie Empire; The Progress and
spiri: of PhysicAl Science; Cannings Lite
rary remains; The Health of the Army !;
The Cells and the Germans; Posthumus
Memoirs and Songs Of Berangsr; Chroni-
cles of the Teutonic Knights Froude's
Kiog Henry VIII; The Hindu Drama; Earl
GraG on Parliamentary Government.
The present No. commences q new vol.
ums. Reprinted by Leonard Scott & Co.,
N. Y, at s. per annum, or dubbed with
other British Reviews at s.,
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Blanks! BIanks!!

TNE only Book Store In Ottawa exclusively for Books
Il Stationery, and Paper Hangings, is
apis RArupCN 4 ORrON'S.
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Telegraph Ovation In Ottawa.

The announcement on Tuesday that the
Queens Message to the President of The U.
s. had been received by the Atlantic Tele-
graph. created such general joy in our streets
that it was determined to have an impromp-
tn ovation in honor of the great event.
There being no time to get up public
meeting, few of our leading men took the
matter in hand, and by circulating around
among the people, soon had the matter ar.
ranged for grand illumination in the even
ing, and other regular Fourth of July de-
monstrations
AT precisely half past eight o'clock the
ball was opened. ALI the bells in the city
began at the same instant to ring; the old
cannon, managed by an experienced squad
of sunners, commenced belchiug forth its
thunders the American Brass band broke
out in strains OF patriotic music, and in ten
minutes nearly every business place in the
city with many private buildings was bril-
liantly illuminated. 4 more magnificent
sight was never witnessed in Oitawa-all
the business streets, and particularly around
the square, were in blaze of light The
booming of the cannon, ringing Of bells,
and blazing light, as was natural to suppose,
soon brought all ur people into the streets,
and by nine o'clock the square was NOV
ing mass. And now, to add to the interest
and excitement Of the scene, were heard the
Esprit stirring drum and ear-perceing fife, u
and marching in beautiful array behind
them, in their splendid uniform, came the
"W ashngton Light Guards" under com.
mand of Captain GEAY. They were. as they
always are, the great attraction and admira
ton of the evening, and for the time, drew
the major part of the crowd with then. a
magnificent bonfire on the north end of the
Court House square, with innumera bic rock
cts, and other brilliant pyrotechnic accom-
PAM ments, summed up the display of ths
evening, which continued in full blaze fol-
about two hours, when as the people If
groups retired to their homes, the cannon
ceased to roar, the bells ceased to ring, anc
the lights gradually died out.
| For an affair got up on so short notice
and &c ith so little-indeed with out any
previous preparation, i. was display tina
/ did our city honor, and eviuces, more tina,
any words could express, the real interes
and unaffected JOY our citizens feel in view
Of the success of the great enterprise of th'
ags-the Union OF the two hemispheres by
| the Atlantic Cable.
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SaEIoUs ACCIDENT We Inadvertently
omitted to mention in our last that E. S. II OIL
LOWELL, Esq, of the town of Rutland. met
with very serious accident in our streets
on the 9TH inst, by his horses starting to run
away. He was putting some lime into empty
barrels on his wagon when the rafting
noise frightened his horses. Mr.. II. sprang
and seized them by the birdie, but in the
act was THROWN when horses and wagon
passed over him. He was very badly bruised,
so that he was for some time insensible, but
we are happy to learn that he sustained no
permanent injury, and is rapidly recovering.
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1t seems the article signed Spectator
in last weeks Free Trader, has createl a
good deal of wrath amongst the Turner's
and their friends, more certainly than neccs-
sary. Spectator viii try by few cx-
planatory remarks TO soften down the bad
feelings, and if he docs not succeed, it is
not his fault. First he repeats, that be is
in no way opposed to amusement on Sun
days nor to having Lager Beer on that &C.
casion on the contrary, he is as enthusiast
tic lover Of that beverage as any other Ger
man, and he shall oppose any attempt TO
take away from the poor laborer the only
chance for recreation and amusement which
is LETT him on Sundays. But he wants to see
Sunday parties pass off orderly ana without
drunkenness, and this was missed very
much on the occasion referred to, nobody
can deny OF course he had no reference TO
the ladies present that day, when he was
speak about drunkenness in last Satur-
day statement.
Second, he has no personal feelings aga nst
nybody connected gith the Turner's sOcie-
ty, 10, even against se speaker on the &C.
casion he had reference to, although that
man did hurt then and before the religious
feelings of a great many Of his auditors, a.
though the repeated cheering which most
of the Turner's gave TO his words showed
clearly their own disposition. Whatever
there was harsh, bitter, or unjust in " Spec
ta,or's' words, he takes back with so much
more pleasure, as it was not intended to of
fend, and as he must say, that opposed as
he is to the principles Of the Turner'S socie-
ty, he knows many Of its members here to
be gentlemen of high character and respect
ability.
Third;y and last; If the Turner's are SO
very DESTROYS to get "Spectator's" name,
they can have it. The gentleman who gave
the facts and requested the undersigned 10
write them down. is stranger TO you and
not a citizen Of Ottawa. Upon me then rests
the responsibility, ard | was aware Of it
when penned the article. | am not afraid
to stand the consequences. Here is my
name. J. \. KOCH.
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DIR. HAREH.s Specific.

viz Cure Gonoyyhtd, GEeet. Structure S7ni.,aI Wax
aess, Chorse, Diseases ~ The kidn~ys and Btaider
and ali diseases of the Genital organs.
Reader have you private disease, Do no. neglect
it, DELAY DANGEROUS. DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC is safe
speedy, and CURE With DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC
you CURE YOURSELF and PREVENT Exposure, plain
directions for accompany the Medicine.
sFF Price 81 30 per bottle
sy"DR. EASTERLY corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, ST. Louis No. sole Proprietor to whom all
ders must be addressed to C.t the genuine
tfS-Sold by NJ. KSEussL, G. l.. THOMPSON. D. WALLER
( Co, and A. 8. PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. myl5
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H NJ OL O p A Il II Y =.
G.O. VI. -.


ATE OF Corning, n. Y, would respectfully announce
70 the citizens of Ottawa and the surrounding cGun
try he has located in this city, where
he will be happy wait upon all those needing his
fcssional services.
pr C takes pleasure in presenting the following tes,i
uionils
CORNING. n. Y, April 26th, 1855.
To EucM IT CONCERN u have been intimately
quiDtcd with DR. A. T Gregg for the past three
have also employed him my family physician fer that
time and would cheerfuly recommend him to the conf
dence of any community where his lot may be cast.
DR.. Gregg is of strict moral integrity. a good,
careful and capable practitioner. I'M. WOOD,
Bunker and Exchange Broker.
CoRyIYG n. Y, April Goth, 1858.
To THE PrBLIc:-1 take pleasure in recommending DR..
A. 7. Gregg gentleman and successful Practiton-
er, and worthy of the patronage Of the public.
GEO. W. PATTERSON, JR,
Cashier Geo. Washington Bank.
CORNING, April 23d, ISIS.
Hon. JAMES GRANT aud y. KENDALL, Esq, Davenport,
Iowa; or GILMAN SMITH Esq, Rock Island, u-Dedr
Friends You may place full confidence in the bearer,
Dr. A. 7. Gregg, as man and physician. We have
employed him in family, and If he should locate in
your vicinity or elsewhere, best wishes win attend
him and family. C. s. HUBBARD,
n,y15 Of the fIm of Vim. B. .SteUens d %.
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STOR AGE.
1CE CREAM SALOONy

Soda F0unt0fn, G1nfeffionsTy, Dc DC.
SE undersigned 20 inform the ladies and gentle
II men of Ottawa that he has thoroughly FURNISHED up
and rented his Ice Cream Saoon at the corner of Ma
olson ana Columbus s,s a style to compare With the
finest .Afy establishments; and having employed the
best manua In the city is confident he can supply
saca article q. Ice Cream WAS excelled In
Oulwa anywhere. -
lis Soda Fountain aiso-tse best In the cfty-viH ne
yer run dry; nor bis pitcher Of len.onS.e
IA abundant supply OF the choicest CAKE always on
band; also every variety Of FRUITS.
fsrst opening. thi. Saturday evening. May 9Th
rs y FoRHJALs
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DR.. Hooper. Female Cordial,

VII CURE all Female Complaints, such E1
ess!ve, Suppressed or Painful Menstruat.oD, Fluor
Albus Whites BarreEuess, sAllow Compile xion, Hea
Ache Dizziness, Weak Nerves Frighrul Dreams and all
Diseases by Colds Checked Precipitation Excess
es, over Excitement, 81 OF the Sexual Organs. DR..
HooPers Female Cordial is universally ackno sedged by
the ladies the best remedy invented.
~ Prizes 81 per bottle, sax bottles for IS.
sF-DR. EASTERLy, corner % Third and Chestnut
St Louis Mo- sole proprietor and to whom all
orders addressed.
Sold by VI. kSTCSsL, G. l.. THOMPSON, D. WALKER
& Co. and A. S. PUTNAM, Druggists, Ottawa. and by
.brf,r. uF1-
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 10.
FVour-Receipts better. but demand still
exceeds supply. City Mills $5.25aS'.75
spring wheat extras $4.75a$5; superfine
So 50o$4.
Wheat-Market lively at &c advanced
Old Spring S9a90 on board, and Sass in
store; new 9Oa93 on board red winter
SlI3al.ls; white $1.23.
Corn also active, Sales at GO on boar
and 67aGS in store for canal! ; and 62aGi for
No. 9 railroad.
Oat,, less inquiry with tendency down.
wards. Sales at SOC on board and 4Sc in
store.
Barley-Qute a demand has sprang up,
and 53a54 is readily paid.
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Oilawa Agricultural Store
r IL M Q " A l.!
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
NEW SA0DLeRY. HARDWARE. SHOE FINDING,
LEATHER STORE!

II HE subscriber has removed his Hide aud Leather
Store to Main Street. three doors east of the Man.
sion House, (Cushmans old stand where may he found
at all times good assortment of all kinds of Leather.
both French and American tanned, together with &c
neral stock of Saddlery Hardw Shoe Finding, &C.
Particular attention gwen in buying Leather to select
the best ands and from the best in the
country. Please call and examine my stock, think
it will be for your interest to do so.
Thankful for the liberal favors thus far extended
me, still solicit n share of public patronage
N. B. The highest market price, in cash, paid for
Hides, Deer Skins, Pelts, &C., &c.
iup1Q
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.0ttatua free Graber .
LOCAL. MATTERS.
City Orders.

We have few hundred dollars in City
Orders which We will sell at a discount for
currency, if applied for soon.
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Parents, Gudrdidns. and Friends Of Education
throughout the United Suites
4 re requested to address the President OF EAST
N MANS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, ST. LOUIS, Mo,
the PAMPHLET and CIRCULAR of that Institu
tion largest and thorough School for the
proper of Men and WOMEN in the Union
The PAMPHLET contains valuable educational inforna-
ton.
The CRCrLAR important and valuable information for
FARMERS MECHANICS MERCHANTS, and PROFESSIONAL AES
Address, H. G. EASTMAN,
augi4-2w Presf Commercial Collage 81. Louis, No.
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Iodine and SarSanarilla.

Will all diseases arising from impure state Of
the BLOOD or depraved condition of fluids eff the
system, viz: Cancers, Swelling OF the Glands, Rheuma
tism White Sweliings Chronic Sore Eyes Piles BoiIs
Erysipelas Gore Pains in the Bones and Joints, Ulcers
in the Mouth and Throat, aud all Chronic Constitutional
This medicine searches very OF
the disease by purifying the blood changing the
cretions in the system thus removing the cause, which
readers the CURE CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
DR. EAsrEsLY's IoIISE So RssPARiLLA will the
WORST MERccgIsL SisEAsE, and drive out and destroy
every particle of which is in the sTsTKx and
cure its bad effects.
IL will SECONDARY SYPHILIS vESEREAL DISEASE,
and will drive the aad all nEREDr.R
ard POISONOUS out Of the system through
the and restore the Patient to a per
feet % and rrRrTr- 1t is positive
for COMPLAINT and Dr-PEPeIi, if used proper
length OF time. challenge the world prodnce its
equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear IN
mind that DR RAsTEELT : IoD,SE AND sAEsAFAsiILA viii
cure all Nervous Diseases Female Comp ANTS Dropsy,
Gravel Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, iu d few days
1t will Pimples and Blotches from the PACE,
and make the skin Clear White and Beautiful Ala
bas,er It does this by purifying the and By its
prompt IN. Liver, Kidneys, and Secreory Or
gans producing vigorous health
Persons who have long been afflicted with scrotais,
O'd Sores letter Ringvoria, aid Head Blohes, Erup
OF tie SKIN, and ali diseases, ad-
vised TO procure GGlDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TET-
TER OINTMENT TO apply on tn. diseased psrtS
when using Dr.. Easterlys Iodine and Sarsaparis. rs
Iodine aud srsaparia puTife- the BLOOD, and
tie Sores discharge their rrrRID NATTER, and the
OINTMENT HEALS THEM When BorH are used, (Which l
always recournend,) PERMANENT aad is
Away. effected. They the best and POWERFUL
ornATyEs known 70 man. fair trial is all ask do
not fear the result.
tVPrice Of the iodine and sarsapariIla 81 per bot
tie, bottles for 81 GEIuLEYs s.Lr RAErx OIsr-
AsSI IS per bottle. Both prepared by Dr.
E.sTEaLr, Of Third and CAesnat
IL Mo sole proprietor, whom all orders be ad-
dressed.
if@-So!d by u Kxrrssi c. I THoyrsns, d. WALKER
Co, &ud A. :. PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, aud by
druggists generally. mys
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C1Rcus.-Spalding and Rogers Grand Cir
Gus is to be here week from to-day As
Lovejoy and Lincoln find it difficult to get
large audiences to hear them speak, could
they not make arrangement to travel with
this circus as q side show?
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The Railway Republican says that when Senators Of
the United States and others Of the highest standing
socially and politically, openly declare that Woods
Hair Restorative" (sod by all good druggists) is ALL
and more than all pretends to be, cannot do other
wise than believe them.
We see that the United States has made appropria-
ton Of several hundred scalpng knives to Of the
Indian tribes part of its annuity. As il is thus pro-
viding for removing the capillary substance" will II
be well to order several thousand packages of Re-
storave to restore the beauty to the denuded poll
not leave nakedness where the hair ought grow
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market, called by different
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Re.
storative, Depot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York;
blown in the bottle Ssld by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also, by all Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas. ju24-1m