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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

%"The Southerncrs would discard
Douglas for this, even II he had not turned
traitor to the Democracy. and become an
advocate of doctrines detrimental to the
interests of the SOUTH" says this Admin
istration journal. Is this not distinct
avowal that the Democsatic party proper.
North as well as South. has abandoned the
principle Of Popular Sovereignty entirely!
Some few still harp on that theme. but it
is evidently for the purpose Of deceiving
the people again as they did in 1885,
They are not sincere. or they would sban-
don the party. as they cannot help seeing
and knowing the party has long since ut
terly repodiated thst principle. The
Southern Democracy to a man scout it as
pestilent doctrine. and all know that no
difference what Democrat occupies the
Presidential chair unless he carries out
Southern policy in regard to slavery he
will be denounced AMI deserted. How
was it with poor Pierce? and has not old
Buck been compelled to crawl on his belly
and eat dirt2 Did he not promise Wal
ker that he would sustain him in Kansas,
and authorised him to tell the people that
no Constitution should be forced on them
which had not been fairly submitted to q
vote Of the people and approved by them?
When the people of the South read Wal
ksr's speech in Kansas did they not send
up loud denunciations upon him? And
did not old Back say to Walker "let them
how'll" But how long was it before he
had to come down from that position?--
And what has been their treatment OF
Douglas? For opposing the Leeompton
that cheat, that fraud upon popu-
lar rights, do they not denounce him Is a
''traitor to Democracy. and an advocate Of
doctrines detrimental to the interests Of
The South" That is where the shoe
pinchcs--advocating doctrines detrimen-
tai to the interests Of the South" Do
not the people see that the interests of the
poor white man are entirely lost sight of
BY the Shamocracy?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

r Pregnant females, OF
those supposing them
selves so, are cautioned
against using pills while
in that condition, as the
proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
above admonition. al
though their miIdncss
would preventany iniu-
ry to health ; otherwise
these pills are recon-
mended. Directions ac-
lcompanying each Box.
PACE 81 90.
4 N B--Ask for DR.. Du-
ponco's Golden Pills
See signature on every
box. You then obtain
ia pill you may depend
upon.
Ladies BY enclosing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

Starke County Republican Ticket.

For Recorder. PARKER
For Treasurer JACOB LYBROOK.
For Commissioners,
First District. OTWELI.
Second do ISAAC REED.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

The State Of Sonth Carolina is taking
q census; in seventeen parishes tlscre is de-
crease of over 5000 whites since 1856,
while the blacks have largely increased.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

Y. w. ANTELL. - PROPRIETOR
This Hotel has recently been rcfitted and newly
furnished, and Is now open To the public. The
proprietor hattcrs himself that the House now
offers a good accommodations, as ean be had in
La Porte or any other place He solicts share of
the public patronage. Aug. 25-i2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25

one dollar by mail to either Of the agents below
can have the pills sent (coafdential!y) to any par
Of the country.
ROLES SMITH A. CO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-08-25
Whole Value of Prizes, $40, SOB

SINGLE TICKETS, $500 THREE
TICKETS. $500. Six TICKETS, $500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24
Howard A.>Ociatinn. Phi:a.

4 Rer@roEe-t ynstitrts"n .,f0i5t.Ltd ~ se-ini r.
cJstrgaet ryr the I.l.sT II - II rnd N4,tre,ssi
nH7ict.o ruth g.raLnt "H, E...a,a,ic Di.-tsss.
FAttiE HOWARD As>oCii TioN. in view ~ the awful
de.tTuc.ut. o. A-lIa life -Is-d by Sexual dts-a-
and The dee ~: ions rcts-td upon lie unfortunate
victims % s-c Gsgasts ~ Gss-Ns. several years AZ"
directed their t0r.U.tIIg Surgeon. A. CHAIR 81 n
ACT worthy Of their :" Oi- Dl-f- Hry Tor is
treatment Or this class 81 diseases 80 all their or-n-,
Al d 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to al who &p
ply by yt,er with ,,cr pton Q! their cOut tOE. (asr,
acglpx:iur habits NJ lie AMI u % extreme
poverty. FURNISH MEDICINES FEft OF CHARGE
J. needless % add La re Association comm Is
the highest Medical -s u tie aat viii furnish tie
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors % tic tS'3pu in t,i- A"cua! re-
port upon the treatment o. Sexual bseAs express the
highest Sal. faction villa ie success which has attend
. aror- Of their Surgeons - lae cure OF
toTrfEa, seliuI Hr~Enes-, tgUprfH5t, Il Get >Epai-
IT, tie vice rf Onau,ra Sci Abu-e, Diseases Of 80
kidu-ys and Bladder, *. and orirr cgAsissanc= u
The same plan ior t'.- vHs-saE year
The Directors I. r-Ns @. th- nar', Tel assured
that their labor. Ills sphere r. benevolent v.0ri
have been % hsU - 20 The al cte! especially 70
WIKI renewed zeal - ia 'sly Important Gsa r--cA
despisvd ezl~--
sdul.ssU.e Rspor; on SPeT1atorraJsa. e. Seminal
weakness tie vice % OaAiss-- Ma-tGrz--cG, Self
Consulting Ssrg-ar vii ~ sen; ~ al. 'u scale
enveop..l FIRE. OF CHARGE IN rrrrIr; Of TWO
STAMPS P.z.aE-. otryr Reports and Tracts TIE
ard d sss-Gs diseases Diet, Gc
constantly beng Fuiis 81 for cTs-ui:uus di-riou or.
and will b- 20 tie afflicted SoU- Of ihe
last year, - Er-s: sNi-=.
Address, fOr Report Or treatment, Dr. ). SSlLflN
HoCGHfoN. Aciia- slrE-on. toward Association = D
South Niati Street. Fit-.alei! l..a, r.
BY order y: tide bs--c-ors-
EZRA b HEARTwELL, Pre1d-.is.
CE0. FAlRCulLD. .S-cyeILyD. seE.o
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Dec %. 1883
The gram market continues animated aud prices
held up to about CI!!cago figures.
fbVr-Superfne. s;O,a550.
Corn .Netl-tl al 5ipr. loo.
ith,at-WIuier, sUal.OJ; spring. sOas0c.
CDra.-Ear, new. i2ai5c.: shelled 4.c tor ~ lbs.
O.!ts--3a for 81 lbs.
Hartsy-5Gc for 80 lbs.
y,Daothv >eelI-g5c.
Iotdtoes-31a40c. p. bush.
E4gs-9c.
Uaner-lial5c.
CdT .>EeHs-1c.
PoRk-Dressed hogs continue TO come in freely
and taken at I. ,sj.5J.
Poultry quite abundant. Chickens ia5c. per ID,
turkey, 5doc., ducks aud geese 4a5c.
EUks.--euIic IA trade has Lern driven in furs for
the weeks, and pretty fair prices have been
paid-Inuskrats ai5c., 25a:j5c., mink las.
81. &c. The following letter to the principal dea-
er IN this city from the President OF the North W
Fur Company, must however, bring prices down :.
New York, Dec. -, 1850.
Mr.. +. G. PREsCorT -MinX are dull aud fat-no
one wants 10 buy tor Immediate CONSUMPTION 10
hold at the prices YOU are paving.
All have lost courage The entire fur business
is exceedingly dull. We have just written Mr.
Bull. OF Detroit. not to pay over rs for No
large dark MINK aud 40 ior No. small Light
colurs much less although Michigan skins are
!IvorIte IN the market.
All agree that prices must be low through the
coming season. Mr. trancher has just made sale
u No. mus rat at &c, aud &c. Tor kittens. You
must keep prices down or money will be lost again
this year. Yours, &c. Nj
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-John KoeiIler, a
young man in the employ of Mr.. Brunker
at the gun shop, in this city, made mar
row escape of losing his life, by the acct
dental discharge of a rife, on Monday
The rifle belonged to NJ. Killela, and had
been left with Mr. Bunker for repairs
about the lock. The repairs had been
made, and Mr.. X. was trying the lock,
when .le gun went Off the ball breaking
the left arm of Koehler, then passing into
his side, and lodging near the lack bone.
No cap had been used in trying the locks
nor was any one aware that the gun was
loaded. koehlers wound is no less severe
than dangerous but the chances yesterday
were in favor of his recovery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

FRUIT TREEs-Mr D. MOONEY is canvas
sing in this region for the sale Of fruit trees
&c, from the celebrated Naperville Nurse
ry of Lewis Ellsworth & Co, and as the
trees from that establishment bear so high
a reputation where they have been tried
we do but an act of justice in commend
ing Mr.. NJ to the confidence of our peo-
pie. The nursery of Messrs. E. e. Co, at
Naperville, is now equal in extent to any
of the Rochester nurseries, while the trees
and shrubbery they raise are such only as
have been proved, by thorough tests, to be
exactly adapted to the soil and climate of
northern Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

The OTTAWA REsCUERs on TgIAL-During
the past week, some seventy-fve, more or
less, Of our citizens have been dancing at
tendance before the grand jury Of the U.
). District Court at Chicago, to testify in
reference to the rescue Of the negro Jim
from the custody of T. s officer III this
city two months ago We presume there
will be no difficulty in proving the fact of
a rescue, and in identifying the rinylea-
ders in the affair; but as the grand Jury
in the case is composed almost exclusively
of abolitionists and republicans, the proba-
bility is against an indictment being found
We understand, Mr.. Phillips, the owner
of the negro, has also commenced suit
against the city of Ottawa to recover the
value Of the negro.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

OTTAWA LITERARY AND COMMERCIAL lSsTl-
rCTE.-This Institution, commenced last
spring with the large patronage of over
one hundred students, has Just closed its
second term with an increase of fifty per
cent. over the numbers of last term.
The examination gave evidence that
Mr. Stone has had his pupils under most
thorough drill, the pupils proving them
selves masters of whatever came before
them. This school has now become one
OF the most thorough and prosperous In
situations IN the State. Indeed, we hardly
know how it could have been otherwise
under the principalship of one who has
been so long and we'll tried among us.
The next term begins the third of Janu-
airy, and continues fifteen weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

OYSTERS FOR TIE MLIIoS.-Gregg, at
Woods market, is getting on the finest lot
of oysters to be seen liz this market He
is prepared to fill orders at wholesale and
retail on short notice; but as the rush at
Greggs has commenced for the holidays,
we advise all who want oysters to leave
their orders in time. Bear in mind that
Woods market is the place to get fine
fresh can and keg oysters, direct from Bal
timore and the East.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

The HARD TINES may do their worst, but
they can cheat us out Of our turkey for
Christmas SO long as we have such friend
as Mr.. Jos Watts. The poultry brought
into market by this gentleman is becom-
ing SO noted that people have got in the
habit of waiting for his wagon before they
decide whether they will have a turkey
dinner or not THE thing is that Mr.
W. thoroughly fats his poultry before kill
ing, and then dresses them in such a tho
roughly professional style, that nobody
elses poultry begins to look SO nice and
tempting
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

ScALDED-BEyJ. FULLERTON, n young man
living near Ebersols, five miles south Of
Ottawa. met with terrible accident on
Friday evening of last week He was en-
gagged with others in butcherng hogs, and
a large trough had just been filed with
boiling water to scald pig, when, by some
accident, young Fullerton was thrown
backwards into it, scalding him dreadfully
from the knees up to the arm pit. There
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24
Ncrricl.,. IL i'll >tr,N.;hrning P:astcrs.
The Great Strengthener
AID PAIN DESTROYER.


The Ce.t ,;Ed tseuDc1 Lp.,7eiv.4 Eeaaedy IL Gs
Bor!f.
These reuow Ell PaSters cure pains. weakness and
distress IN the back. sides and breast. in five hours
Indeed they to do this, thar the proprit
r warrants them. Spread from res!u-, basahs and
gums un beautiful all lea. her, renders them peculiarly
,,.la,t Il 10 the. wants of FeHIts and others. Their
supiraou v,r-a.-equriy to The strong man the
DELEGATE aIid the feeble infant To each and
All they vii! prove \ balm and blessing Their 10
agreeable and " llout annoyance trouble. Each
Plaster will from fnar months, and in rheu
tic coupaits spraus and brHise~. frequently effect
cares all other remedies ia Full directions will
hr found the back OF each. Pitlic speakers vocal
i>ts ministers tie gospel aud Others viii strengthen
their lungs and improve their voices Jy soeatHg Nen
on TIA, kredst. Price IS. c-ut-.
sly~Tl- above ARTICLES s"ii ny all the dealers In
Oiawa aud Druggists throughout the United States,
Canadas and South America. al Wholesale by all large
Druggists ia the principal cities
HEERlcK BROTHER,
auy-I Practical Chsni>is. ALtday W r.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

The sales Of wheat did not exceed 1000
bushels, at 81 lOal L. for No ! red winter
g7a.'sc Tor No. spring and g4a95c for No
> spring Corn was inactive, on account
of the small quantity i'll market but very
steady The ISLES did not reach 10000
rushels at 4.c. Tor new shelled, and 4uc
for corn in the ear. Oats were i'll good
demand, at 35a36c in bags. Flour was
only moderately active. Dressed hogs
We're tiimer, and noninally higher, with
sales OF less than a thousand headatS5 25a
OOper Pounds Chicago Ismes Dec; %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24
WooflAND's GERMAN PILL,

6e well known Throughout Europe and America needs
- eomm-nd ttion here. They purel vegetable
1cspared with great and sugar No
bsesef Cathartic Pill lie und PRICE per box
These mslcnes prepared by Dr. c. VI. JACKSON 4
Co., Philadelphia, Pa, and Louis. No. and sold by
Arugses aed dealers in medicines everywhere The sig
q c. u. Jackson will be the outside Of each
bsetie &c box.
In our Ereyytodys Afmanae, published annually you
yin ind testimony aud nmendatory notices from all
pass Of country. These AlRnss given away By
~ Cur agents
For ,1,s l.. ur.~a ri,N.;oN, D. WALK.
r., Z. T. GRIGGS, and II KNECSSL. nevi2
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&. ~. SCRINEN,
General. drsrtising Agent G3 Dza Jcrn st, Chicago
L, s L 4 ISI. II ED 1 1 ..
IL. NITRIC Il s. L..

Cor If West RanooiDi ana .-r5oa r. CltcTgo, IL.
IIAyE for ssi- cheap, large STOCK o. .rsi-gi-ss
IRON AXLE. WOOD AXLE. AND TliINSi-E sitEIS
LUMBER WAGONS or ALL SIZES. BUGGiES. Bts.-
NESS WAGONS, Flows, made OF LarG: Quality Of
Steel and warranted DUAL TO made - thv country
and prices lower. Also have hand and .or sair dy
Hard Wood Lumber.
C9uo0 Hickory Ayes. 5000 Z yon Dor Roa-ss
2o.agU Wagon Poles Of superior quality. Plau-
81 %" feet II. .. ~ and ei aui .~Ls. . de-
inch Hickory Plaza. sired.
- in OAK Plank. 5ft sets finished SpoEcs,
5000 feet =, % and INCH. ali -l>ez.
Ash PLANK. .4''o = wagon AMI Bgggy
go sets finished Frlioe- Hobs.
Plnw Eeains aud handles, Naz"a Bo7s, all kinds Of
Buggy Material. Stats. Poles t-Oes, e., first quality
Of Wagon and Buggy Farii-es. t.. l.. h.so. - u
ssnh Corn SHeeEs and Svyar-tUr-. tie be-. in III.
market II. WiIEkCE.
a. b. BISHOP.
iu,2-5tn : II. WIFEECR.
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Books FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS You should
not fail to call at Orton's Book Store, and
take look at his almost endless variety
Of Story and Picture Books.
Fine editions Of Poets, ANIMALS, &c, &c
There is no gift so suitable or beneficial,
especially for the Young
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

FINE CHEEsE-Your Christmas dinner
will not be complete without cut Of
cheese to distribute with the mince pie,
and the place to get the cheese is at Came
ron & Eberhards. They have an article
from Ontario County, n. Y, which is a lit
tie ahead of any we had seen in Ottawa.
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Ottaua fret Gtaocr.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

DEMOCRATIC TowN MEETING. -Remenlber
the meeting at the Court House this after
noon, to appoint delegates to the demo
cratic county convention to meet in this
city next Tuesday
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

MADAx LITTLE. q lady well known in
chronological circles in this city and Nor
thern illinois. commences series of lee
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che RcNcGAC tOr OF hts Race. III
THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
THE WHOLE TOHLD CNiTED!
SIGN PEOPLE. EiNk!
AFTER WHICH. ACT.
Ysu'd scarce expect, = .!,is late day,
With startling cures n BOO. to ill;
This is case, the million say.
With the cures OF Hrrricx Pal.
They come from East, and North and West,
And with glad ridnys the papers Ell.
Became they the cheapest. safest best,
And superior others is H-rrick's Pill
From Roots and Plants. and Flowers they're made;
They always cure-thes never Kill;
Thousand. nov in their graves were laid,
Were it not for ilrrricA's Pill.
Zach Pill with sugar is coated o'er-
rare discovery of mafchless skill;
Their like never seen before
Cntii il appeared 10 Herrick's Pill.
Tor year. he's worked -sl the sick,
With j"y elats his bosom fill.
For tens of thou,auds now rejoice
At the magic power. % H-rrick's Pills.
~ HERGICK'S MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAMI-
IL PILLS nrndsi-d the world with their popular
ty five millions "f b"N-. Used annually CIV
ing employment I" -xhtynve men aud women TO put
them up Their Cures are numbered by thousands
their praises the Of all Citizens "f ottawa
and els, where have You used them! Put up IN
Epe i.h, Spanish German ,ni French directions
LARGE family boxes IS cents, Five boxes Tor ~. Sod
everywhere
Bee Advertisement on Sd page.
aag2' X. II. PALMER Tar'l'"g AGENT
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m nI-nnNHn.S
DR.. DCPONCO'S
Golden Periodical Pills.


E~Are inraNibIx fnrI against u<iny pills while in
renewing II thst condition. AS the pro
regular tiles of the N-uE-- prirtor assumes no re-
Tas Pills nothing :. spoBs'1iity a'er we
new, hut have been u.ed above adm"htoi' ann"
~ m. J,.c.or in his prSc-.> their mid-ss would
eie- for MANY ar. both jury t" health:
in France and America, oth"r"i-e tirSr i'is are
v,b ppnz ,,,r,ed success m-nd-d. Directions
In every css. and lie il. - arconpa wing each box
urged by many Thousand . Price II
ladies vino hive used them = ". H-A>k Tor pr Dh-
make tie Pills public. poncos Golden 'i'i-. See
for al.~viati. az those ipnaf"re on every b"S-
sunkring from any ir-rgu You then o'' AIN apii you
lari;es Whatev.r prevcn- may DEPEND upon
astiye 10 l.die, Whose . Ladies ny inciosing one
heath Ill not permit Of dollar all either OF
An ;pere..- Of family the agents below, can have
Pregnant females. the fhfs sent tc'thdei-
shsss srppnsiny hem tally 10 any part OF the
selves cautioned . country
1sd ny
ROLL rs SMITH 4 co, 124 Lake St. Chicago.
AGENTS the Western states, also dealers II.
Patent dcines g-nrraliy- a
sad bx n. WALKER. O.t'trd,
= Y GRIGGS. -
nv: u. WAED. .HrrseiHcs.
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Wholesale Oyster Depot,


NvHf undersigned wishes to inform the Grocers and
Il Saloon Keepers in Ottsxa and vicinity that he has
eFened Wholesale Oyster Depot Ut the above place.
where he furnish them with the 6sst grades of Oys-
sers, ia can keg, and she'll being put up the
East and South Chicago prices Also fresh Macsin-
&C Trout and he Fish, in large small quantities.
suit the tra,Ie-
n B.-The highest cash price paid for FRESH PRAI.
novI9-tf WI. z. GREGG.
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There will be mSetng OF the La Sale County Medi.
cal Society, Wednesday, January l. 1880, at the Of
fee of DIR. J. o. HAkxs. BY order of the Society.
dec24 JOS. STOUT S.c'y.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES:
B Il "a " s

y l. NO MIC w F f. 1; s .
II. ORicISAL MkDIciSE E>T.rII-nEp n 1884, ond f'ss
article " ta> Kind infyodncd "nder the
er.P ULxoSIc WAfrk>" in this amy .G-r cou,-
VI try; oil other Euinoaic W,.fess co1nferf-itr.-
TIE genuine c.,n be knorrn ky the ndDse BRYAN b.
SR0 stdMped on >ich WAFER.
ERYAN'S PULNONIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs. Colds, sore Throat. and Hoarseness
BKYAN'S PULM0NIC wAFERs
Relieve Asthr: bronchitis. and Diff .uIt Breathing
BEYAN'S PCLMONIC WATERS
Relieve Splitting OF God and Pains ia the Chest.
BRYAN'S PCLMONIC WATERS
Relieve inciIicnt Consumption and La Diseases.
BkyAN'S PCLMONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Cvu'a AMI TOasils.
BHYAN,S PCLMONiC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Tn Minutes.
ERYAN'S PULMONIC wAFERS
Are Q Blessing 20 ali Glasses AMI Constitutions.
BEYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocssts and Public Speakers.
BRYAN'S PCLNONIC WATERS
Are In . simple form aud pleasant tn the taste.
pRYAN'S PCLNoNiC WATERS
Net sniJ relieve. effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC wAFERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction 80 every one.
No Family should lie without Box Of
by fGImoNic NafSrs
IN TBE HCrs
No traveller should be without a supply o!
ESyan's fOilnOnic Wsak.Es
n HIS POCKET.
Ne person will object to give for
Ery ana ga. noAic Majors
STA.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Rochester, y. Y.
Tor sale by Z. Y GRlGGS.
se49-Sn OtGtca. III!
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Albany College Of Health.
Eerrich's sugar Coated Fills.
q ~ rDtN rnY rln T..liIr ~

~ = 'ii.bkEN Lkf tDs luEh
TiiIS remarkable remedy is carrying the
III b.. si.I,st over FIVE millions of boxes
sold annually. Composed entirely Of Flowers Roots,
Blsaul, aud EXTRACTS, their -.rct the human
pleasant. st;i- factory sud successful Acting direct
Y the iiooJ. r.sn i, -o-is aud fluids of the body
IU-iI ! attended tire htpIrst effect In SD
den attacks ot disease dosv- always
L. oi Standing o --Su-s-. -iiia hose. repeated
frequently Ceai-c- the ~ stem. tIAt coed health ~
he ry.lt NJ change iu employment or dist is necrs-
stTy. 1rev never cause sore mouths, swrrd joints,
aching limbs, Sc. do many ether hiud-. They
warranted 10 give sat>.act"I, the price viii he
'Uulrd Tl-y considered cheaper. -Her pr-ttier,
sUd a.. rct, superior % pursatlve pill ia the
trO,l5. seg- Th- discovery oi cDOItsy pill wish
gar -inanat-d with Dr. Herrirg. All others coun-
ierfe>. aud IL used, Will DO harm, and appoint the
SILK Iicrrich !!., elegantly pat 81 IN box,
min large sheet % re-tipns, AID sell for 23
per box: boxes Tor 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

Syow-We had fine fall Of snow last
Saturday night, giving US good sleighing
and generally all the delights Of snug,
tight winter The thermometer drops to
about zero in the night, while during the
middle Of the day it rises to 20 - above,
leaving the air just right to be blaciug and
healthy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24
HOOFLAN D'S
GERM AN BlTTERS
Hollands BalSamic Cordial

WILL POSITIVELY CURE
osashs, Cslds. Hoarseness, Bronchitis Influenza,
CEsap. Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption.
- h. psrrmes the astonishing cures ever known
Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
- DaErhoa Cordial unequall.d PRICE, IS cents
per bottle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-12-24

Gold Pens.
7 HAVE a large assortment OF DAWsox. WARM I
HYDEs Peus. the best Pens made in the u. 8. Each
Pen is warranted. At the Drug store of
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