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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
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= -segeg The Land Sales. 49,.

The Demociracy, IF Minnesota are> in ~
terrible stew about the proposed land sales :
which are advertised to- take p'ace in Oc-ef
!tobcr next. =: 2 ays1t this calamity they
have dispatched Governor SibleY to Wash
ipgttn to counsel with tie President. and
if possible, prevail upon the old man. to .
postpone these salesftM after e1ectioc r It
us understood that Governor; Sibiey is to 5
explain the platform, as adopted by the :,
Democratic Conv ention. to the hesident,hy
assuring himathat while no. formal endorse
mentsis.thereinsg given to- the eAdmihistra-} :
tion5yet, with enc single exception, AL.
men, aud several Of them are na;n,iist7s-~ '
ton sefhce holders. : Itis veil ss.abfish.3
ed fact that they@dnil WHAT ,ccSnld ato Il
haze these lands brepgLteiate ehisfket this
fall, Geo. T., Becker, ,cand;; date l3r .Gey-,
erloF, s, B. Lowry, candidate ~, Lieut.. =
Governor, and 5Ea3:i.s Graham; land aEt itcs e
and wou'd be Congre sshsn, are .titd iAqet-T
crate-toes of sJudg Dsuglasra and have. 30
expressed themselves, On. no ,othess
Of Minnesota q have, any i ih,s ls
tie Presidents, HI getting him: 10 postpone
these s>lesy 81 If Chns Graham 2xeress not:
sn-Aalministration man; he would not hold:
his Office thirty7six hours. + the 1eopls
|jof minnesota are Re Is be deluded u thss.
u ensions 81 these ambitious demaeogues
Hen their credahty as mons easily sfnsso--,
lsei npons thanswe are readyz tor thehete ~
But snppose Governor Sih:ey and Senate;
1
dent to withdraw these lands from imafkav
EL1wFhat then? Can't .be4Pessibies tbatst
viii change singie7fote in III innesot.2-
Has1net the disposition Of the Democrat
ic. party. to crush out the poor settler al.
ready been manifested? Have not the
settlers already 'safered?s IF the lassyls
are withdrawn il not thesi object transpa,
lint AAsim ply TO pull the awool over The
eyes bssfii ths more jgneemnt, and basely De-
cyiyo and betray them. Be not thus de-
luded, <ye sfreenen Of Minnesota. The
seatian over 80 these land will again be
bsoaghhiato market in. case they ure post
ponsd now s1le, whole history Of, Che
Democratic party IS history Of plighted
faith ana ma broken pledges. :
/ Pas. There was! q 9uAor current upon
thelsttestsrhst .eyenipgafhat .the vla1sls
hsys beeps withd1aEn from. narket.-a
f.Just as We predicted'y How we appLsa
swim! II eso'r s"'
| 2ni7ss!. 9 s.es. ri s7.s:s IL .aiol AZ
itThs Uoeuto seseSfafs. oDAyraah
NiaRieh lreaesth thisesise.>sr asaomslya
IS. l!l .Asyop tasg taf gained
ISL ssw rev.r noi.siaa.ass aid ias 10.
.aE1Das.a JtsdFsj fps4IElia Ia, sfathe tiasas
uhenshe rMhGa sb6y says,>ideihss ouatod,,of
tie . ssa :! a = so4lpassea sTssaal
days 1sss Is ou pass sekod hJaSs, ' Isl
iImut Rep Jour peeled 81 5oa win gets
q, snoxsbaaleoEa brick BAT Ut tKaaaila ID
lyeuF heaa.and almost inE.risblyi. hlagns.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

Il a = (. Il ~ Il
T Hal4 Dstsssit t Asl}gsEtisfr says thst Tie
pa6d Who a. widdAsBy Da
earlyisslae sprihgy .asIall dbihg g'i1as
.oaf rs g - is..as4ssdfts. THO
,sl RaAgH zaoM The R1yF q1 A
tSit6 M: JossbK NVishis, s. s55tiaiaNtsa n9
Giiakciirim 81; obiAki ~ r salssAak'' hp
HahoeburSh Ilnuis svsnsg, e yiig hs 8 the 3
4thand died leaA thar ohas4yE II; - b
Tie reptile struck its fangs into tie back 4.
Eof his hand and 81 the time Be rssehed
a a,l, s entifefy HbIfi aAf ad HIS body
|lsarlt haaasaesg cbssrelfi1dtAnero tsdsf tlo
SIN pless4sth.sa sGstbt yAttlssaska.mou
.aghpu 81. molly % '7lE7:I5TIIsiu aisss q. &.
s. IRSa
I6lRznJBsay III or sssfnss 80
-.moH adj 10 noi5E1abisnoe od' isninss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

/ god EaJ.s w i'm ETZRoTII, ase5<<,s1
!. dl1E H.O;H AN a.ds T1tI I'D Rt;,ox
EnEALE a in Clothing, Cloth5,oo 6assimeres;,
IL 2Vestingst and Gentlemen's, Furnishing
goods, to the inspection Of which he invites
his friends and the public. .zso,t=s o. glqa1sis
a dee!o, 1Sae1fltsysizf oase.anu1H ts3za sdT
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
q r.Rlet:Pl2|nubblioaa State Committaes

I; 0Col<C Jfasi 1Aldnoh. 49, II. Baker and
Gesdea p Gole,aan3tdat es :on1 Republican.
Tieket ard Others ll will ;addseas the people
at tie folloWingplaces, at the dates nen-I
toned: szsS '7 49, 1-''sS '1s'4I' ~ - :.
Anoka Monday. Sent. ~
Princeton 5sss,,zrel ,a1s. z:oTeusday, 80 1l3
9FoqR d77;d 90 yov!!o Il Wednesday, ',,nsA
Mo Tls; Of, I4 WHEY 3
tji.slg FaaB aoizsvaaib Saturday. stEl :
Sank Rapids Monday. iaBle
G ll!e .&az ssaT }Ieaaday 1920
K t.41: gst9en .s,,.zs;F . Wednesday g n
Forest City ~ Z, # Thursday q ~
IFutchiusonf, de1s Use 51t.5I Friday satatSsyy
Glencoe a.sssHoaxe ed, s:saturday.:nn24
gafEers POI: III soda aase Monday lt346
.igo,. DA lte I'LL. 4 (. QHRER slIau I'll.
u. s,,t ID P PeH5es hsepaD ia}f} Is pa S
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

essaidlaln - ta@l asif,ita ton 81 $4,000
Tae1adIn, .eohlo sasaaiasf THO ID EsIs $500
eaGssuth tfI sslan.4se <i 81; u Il; at.oe
snsasqaArs, sa linz. u 1gss) 1tne v vaasks 100
Bsaatss NOV ossr sfx liass, 500
0vAesh'Ans5s Aa aadSF tls,, sssss.slszA1 200
lss.1Adzftisng. esssIztyy cents folio ii 81 st
nsaisaedo ceaspai1 sbsequensp If iio 4.
1P4tsS,sa5s4 il i: 70 s. 1 directed Is Tie
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15

ballot-koxi t3iSf8 S1l fl b5stiaEE92EE -ssix'G
Resolvad frss, That We acondemn in:unmeas-3
ured terms the rockies extravaganee of the
present corrupt and prof'igate National
Adninistration--its an l-Denoczatic. issnesof
shin plasters--7its, ven liy ip the. avsrdment,
Of public contracts-it roc1ivity Is create d
mountain Of public debts punic faith in
The affairs Of kansas---7jts repuliations of
g homes for the homeless ''---its dupAoity on
ths'Pa ciacas Railroad--its gross viosat iensTo t
the purity ri. the .ballot-box-its ,coWardly
abandonment ST the doctrine Of protection Il
adopted citizensa- its alliance with,;isunionists
Its universal subversion Of hiberty-its
opposition to the Declaration Of Indepcndencc
land its gross perversions of the Constitution,
constituting ia AHA bill OF. grievances winch
renders this Administration cancer upon
the Republic, and which we pledge the vote Of
Minaesc ta, te aid in semoying in 1850 M -
] Rese,ved second, That the .present . State
Organization is one based upon frauds, ana is
therefore bogus that 60 vernon; and Aad-
itor Of ,State, in receiving. stocks ag basis Of
Bank Circulation without marketable value,
have violated the plain aetter of the law, for
teited public eoAidence, and contsibpied
largely to our pecnG;ary endorsements
the Democratic party Has created d contingent
fund fog taeo benefit Of Slate officers, thasaby
stealing the peoples money, end that By their.
general mismanagement Of our State 'aisairss
they have shown tl.e,nsel yesspot only unworthy
of confidence, but have manifest ed their inca
pdcityt TO administer State @ oaslnmsntA
;o s<, 50 @ Thst tAs Adnaistrs
tlSgsta.e, as III anssistooa ssashisf ti
ayoWed purpose in this dark hour of fnsn-,
cial distress and geusf Il s Embarrassment, is
Indicating q fearful 'kfp1g 1boa Ithes settlers Of
sbilnnesota. turning over to remorseless speCu-
aators the ffruit1 81 lhsik ke1sst Industry.
.bPupDseat tuyth, That TIE 5Gkoss abhI1sPrac-
tised by the Democratic party Of this State,
under that efaEkS OF our &C 6lsiiltst;on which
eAtspaA fAeIelective franchise tud1Idians who
have adopted the habits and customs Of civil
Fed life, demand the sexarest Reproduction Of
hll friends q the purity Of tbe bal4pt- box, and
ths Convention pledges the Republican party
pf Minnesota atpE Fefegp 1apa rearrect such
eessss sssn asiati5 ssistSse sse
BY that provision to such Indians as have or
hay betom6 eihized IN fact.
Resolsey :4lzs q hpwsksr men may have
originally differed upon the adoption of the
detesmdsS aaa&J ;3<as5fyss1As, 4akK1s6 iaith
;ss 81
be az honess ina aiaesss atAat 81 regard to-
tbs.al1eatipn of tae tesstisn Of thes peep
pay the interest on the State Railroad Bonds ,r
wsh6df tAat tie VoKstfitu sAfheh
ftaaftf points that Iinlag;l
est shall be met, that we will Faithfully carry
out aaesb3 liatt sid shlll
"a, fld M $1,000 sE,niss e
Rsass sss1s4ah &C IT, e sss aRp s.
nd OH all
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
TEE ST.aGL.0UD DEMOCRAT
JANE @. sWIssHELN.2 .a EDITOR;
THURSDAY, September, Is, 1853.
r. #iP TBIIICA1N!i'
STATE TICKET Pa5 q sss

IL &P u BIjICANi
STATE TICKET Pa5 Il az
For Governors 6.
:AIsE,xls- R.A-M:sEYH:1 r
S Of RAMSEY COUNTY,. ~ -. - : i'o.n
! For Lieutenant GeIern.r:;;y n /
*zaKAlz1Us 7eDoY'lN.ELLK, fs;sueIQ f Dakota:
: For Secretary Of state;m3 u =
:, = r. -; RAKER, s~* az BY. Earth.
-. Far State Treasurer :. fg:a ~
CA ! t'l' ~ of.Y.,fi,stt..,,4:
van5'Ft For d; <1Attarne, e.n:r.1i r .os;5
qOaRQNsE. COLE, ,as11asraf. 1is.!
as1esoL ron cexaarss: g@I = e
0TRUy ALDRICH, .sof HSnne,i1,
j "a: .NzNDOMl ,,1aa,t0f dKnoa.l.
.5 For District Judge 4th JudieislD Styis43A
g. E: VAND1gRRuRe i q 4. fHenn.pn
1aszI; gass p;,,,set & cS ,,iy! 4tpz,f.
sssIasy. SENATOR. .ssa;;a q 4
1aloA- LEGIsLATURE:tttsIF IF .csD
G. WtSweetlL * ;OfIBento,s.
u. C..Iole1nan hsi4a"o4SAassns
y. .. WllieyF 81 = st1f, xstg<g q 34y Meeker.
Register Of beds. JosEPH EpELBRocK.
County AlditeiEsa JOSEPH MaREED.
County Treasurer, r JOSEPHfBROKER.
Sheriff :. MICHAEL sLANERAfANj
Judge Of probatss ~ ~5.s w. D. DAVIS
Surveyor. - NICHOLAS SCHMIDT
Republican : State Cemnittaea
The following ns aya esptlsRe ay srs
4o1 ofJuiy, 1855, . at IS oRepsuibh
eai stateC committee FOR one year:: 7ogs1 faoi5s
.RAAlEI sBoanhn.has usstrfs5o taoaan7Ts
co: ei,3 2a,''9'R' Re't 9eeesr lht 81 5ss'
/, John B.SanhsrnoJ. s1@scir noi.oaaonD
4 Gss S55l'ssH 5. A.,d s!|E sat,:
II. W..HdNty vso J sl:s casfz11 z.sl tCGatfeld
49, &c A5 + xxi 81 5oI'a" saw .'Ntak.ao.
HI II rs!;S i III 4 iiseplsi i
ssaasT :S7i7E77 T5E5T5 80 TIA 7777;777z 3
! E:ss,:-E a GLE -L.,I seCaaAaN
il ASSo IA In GSk ziits..sss
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H49es3a4aR2iE IL sstrsstl Opposite III sRegr5.
10y AAs4,1T IS HO,U RassikeaT s1i4 dis1
As1Da4sssoAs d s6aidang 8 rs5 antsss IL '1SAas el
madDwni RrspsyG6R aspsrss bHstxe pohnt1t
Tah64 uesarrsi s!d II, s u ,.adBspi filing
nth bona fds settlers, Gan find fhy9Ia bler on
~ 1pplyak u che "a IL -,
{bf fss tf .t1a et btd,
~ 8oat &bursp 1Bfottsbul1spM NE Lao ard
a1fae e1sstalsy3ag ltosns in a.hiis pta1t Of VIC
0NnAtxy hruuyy q t;rat5;f tiyi4.fNs 3.fx,,
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|, S. Wetc9ndemnG the:doctrine. # the pred
Scott decision as ti-Constiiutivisll, anti
Republican, ineompa big viii: statS Fights
anu as destructive Of personal security,
|, 6. We are Ia favor Of Immediate and efficient
Na:ioaal gid e Pacific Railroad by, .As most
practicable route. t@ = 80 s1''@~ Al
7:tWe hold that Congreas oughts:to protert
the lives and propertysof oug citizens by judi
c!ous appropriations for Rivers and Harbors
s:.6W arc resolved to maintain tie PURITY
Sbef F To- IT'S III Evil, fssIss 81 s7 81
legitimate means; in our apowsrf: thee frsuds
which, it is. n ,,ucrdateerpeposc Of the corrup
dynasty now entrenched in the stolen places
Of power in this State5 sorpths;; woevd cad for
their past inquiries s.weQ aa their, proposed
frauds, We holt them up to thd tt1ation Of
all patriotism 81 eonspiratoe; against Liberty
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

The report Of the city marshal for December.
1898, certified as correct by Aid. Gray, chairman
OF hnance committee, was presented.
On motion of Armour, report approved. and ba.
lance due marshal for December, for salary, 500
IS, ordered paid.
The report of Dennis Welsh, street supervisor
LIST ward. was presented, together with his bill,
1885,
On motion of Richardson, report approved and
bill ordered paid.
On motion of Armour,
Orfered That the city clerk be directed to call on
the CITY collectors of 1857 and 1855 and on the
late sheriff to settle with the city for the taxes col
lected by them.
The petition of II. P. Brunker ct a., for a cross
walk i'll alley, in block TO- Old Town. east side
of Columbus ST.. and that a sidewalk be made in
front of the north part of lot ), said block
presented. ~.
On motion of Wills said crossw walk was ordered
to be built by the street supervisor.
On motion Of Wade, the street supervisor was
directed to notify Mr. Bastien to build sidewalk
in front OF HIS lot part of lot in said lot 5, block
10, Old Town.
On motion of Drew, the street supervisor was di
rected to put cross walk in alley west side Of Co.
lumbus St., in block H. Old Town.
On motion of Putnam,
Resol,ed That the city collector be and hereby is
directed to continue the sale of city lots for taxes
until the same are all sold.
On motion of Wade, the city attorney was di-
rected to take an appeal TO the Supreme Court in
the suit Of d. +. Hit John Hossack, in the Co.
Court.
Mr.. +. Warner, of the committee of tide citizens.
appointed to devise means to relieve persons of
employment and in want, appeared before the
Gil, and stated that the committee desired the
council to furnish work the streets and that
payment therefor be made in provisions; that the
citizens proposed opening room for the delivery
of such necessarics as NAV be donated for above
purposes. in the warehouse Of Aid. Richardson,
and that the committee desired the council to APP
proprate something. to be placed at the disposal of
persons appointed by the council, in case private
donations should not be sufficient
Mr. Warner also stated that several citizens
would voluntarily give the Of their teams to
assist in such street labor the council might
order.
On motion of Putnam,
R.sOired, That Aid. Armour, Wade and Rich
ardson be appointed a committee to aid our cit-
zens in giving work TO those in needy circum-
stances, and that the clerk be authorized to issue
orders TO them for any sum not exceeding S23c, to
be used for the purpose of afordng relief those
who may need such aid.
On motion of Armour, the wages of the supe.yi-
sor of streets was reduced to 81 per day.
On motion Of Tanning, the committee appointed
on the resolution of Aid Putnam, directed TO
lay out the $50 appropriated, for the bluff in State
ST. and for Courtney ST. repairs.
On motion of Richardson, the clerk was directed
to enter satisfaction of judgment in the case of
The City Us, Solomon Bell, in Justice Lockwood S
Court.
Adjourned. J. AVERY, City Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
DIR. EASTERLY,S
Iodine and SarsaDarilla.

Will all diseases arising from impure state OF
the BLooD, a deprayed condition OF the fluids ef the
system, viz: Cancers, Swelling of the Glands Rheuma-
tsm White Swellincs Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils,
Erysipel, Goitre. Pains in the Bones and Joints Ulcers
in the Mouth Throat and all Chronic Constitutional
Diseases This medicine searches out the roots Of
the disease by purifying the blood and changing the
cretions in the system thus removing the which
renders the CURE CERTAIN and PERMANENT
Dr. E.srEKIY's IorISE SARsAPAR will cure the
WORST MEEcUKI.L DISEASE, and drive out and destroy
particle of which is in the SYSTEM, and
its bad effects
will cure SECONDARY SYPHILIS vKsEKEAL DISEASE,
and will drive the and all
and MATTER out of the system through
the SKIN, and restore the Patient to per-
feet state of and 1t is positive
for LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, II used proper
length Of time. challenge the world to produce its
equal in these complaints. The afflicted will bear in
mind that DR. EAsrERLy IODINE AND SARsAPAEILLA will
all Nervous Diseases, Female Complaints Dropsy,
Gravel Diseases Of the Kidneys, BLADDER and Urinary
Organs. in a few days
1t will Pinlples and Bloches from the FACE,
and make the skin Clear White and Beautiful Ala
baser Ii does this by purifying the BLOOD by its
prompt action the Liver Kidneys and secretory Or
sans producing vigorous health
Persons who have long been afflicted with Scrofula,
Old Sores letter Ringworm, Scad Head Blohes, Erup
lions OF the skim and all crtaneeus diseases, are a-
vised to procure GRIDLEY'S SALT RHEUM AND TET-
TER OINTMENT, apply the diseased parts
when using Dr. Easteriys Iodine and Sarsaparila The
Iodine and arsapars purifes the BLOOD, and causes
the Sores discharge their PUrRID NATTER, and the
OrS1NESr HEALS THEM When used, (Which /
always recommend,) PERMANENT and RADICAL cure is
always effected. They the best and most POWERFUL
crRATvEs known 90 fair trial is all ask do
not fear the result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparila 81 per bot
tie, six bottles for s.. GKrpLEr's RAEUN Osr
.5 cents per bottle Both prepared by Or
EAsTERIY, of Third and Chesnat St. Lou
is, Mo-, sole proprietor whom all orders muct be ad
dressed.
~ Sold by NJ KsEussL, G. l.. THOMPSON, d. WALKER
Co, and A s PUTNAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. mys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over a large part a
the globe, is the consequence Of diseased action
In the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action Of solar heat wet soil. and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this vapor fingers the earth's
face, and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood There 1t acts as irritating
poison on the internal vscera and excretng organs
OF the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
sccrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood Both the virus and the bile accumulate
In the circulation, and produce violent constitu-
tional disorder. The spleen the kidneys, and the
stomach syinpathize with the liver, and become
disordcrcd also. Finally, the instinct Of our
ganisrn, as II in an attempt To cxpel the noxiOus
infusion. concenratei the whole blood Of the body
In the internal excrdtbrcs to force them to cast It
out. The blood leaves the surface and rushcs to
the central organs with congestive violence. This
is the Chill. But in this effort i fails. Then the
FEVER follows. in which the blood leaves the CEN
trail organs and rushes to the surface, as il in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great cxcretOry - the skin. In this
also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of strength
TO repeat the hopeless effort alothe- day. These
are the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND AGrE.
Such constitutional disorder will of colse under-
miro the health If it is not removed.
We have laborcd to find, and have found, An
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
OTTAW A WHOLESALE MARKET.

O1TAW A WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Dec 81 , 1853
fIour-Supertine 500; spring wheat, 500.
Corn-Ea T5oc; sheled 47c.
Uhsat-Winter, sl.oo; spring, 60ca70c.
Oats-3Sc.
Barley-5oc.
Potatoes-6O cts. P. bush.
Egys-I5c.
Butter-l4c.
fH;ckens-l0c.
Nde~-Green. &C; dry flint, l2c.
7,as Young Hyson. 3.a65c; Hyson Skyn, Sc.
Ccfse-Mocha, 2cc; Rio, llal2ic; st. Domingo
lie.
.>vg0rs- Fommon, SalOc Beechers yellow cof
fee, Io!c crushed, izc; puiverized, l2c.
Bdcon-Shoulders, loc per ID; ham LAC.
.>pap-Eommon bar, safe per box; erasive, 3a9e
per box.
td,e.iles-Talow, l2c; star 2Oa22c; ALBANIAN
tine, 3oaicc.
.Ntdrct-Ottawa, she corn starch, &C.
.Sh-Common, pertSL, sI..5; dairy, in sacks
lac.
Hooiea Udre-Tubs e. 5Oas L.. 90 per dozen
pals, :l..ja3. o. per dozen.
Bro0D,s-s 2ias2.25 per dozen.
Pants AMI D'As--N arnish S2.jOsS g. 90 per gal.
Oik.-Raw, :l.25 per gal; boiled, 4 90.
PHtty-5a6c.
WHIT s9aslO per LOS lbs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
DIR, CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM

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sedses Of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
No should neglect Cough or Cold a single day
MILLIONS die annually by neglecting COMMON COLD.
Coughs and Colds lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to
early death Reader, have Cough, Cold, or any
disease LunGs Procure at once that celebrated
remedy, DR. CAKrERs CoUGH BAIsAN which never fails
to relieve a Cough in twentyfour hours, and always
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Of the Throat and Lungs in a few days.
Price-Tral bottles, % larger bottles. 81
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wDR. EASTERLY, corner of Third and Chestnut
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4 Co., and A. s. PUTNAM, Druggists, Ottawa, and by
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01
Howard ASSOCIATION. PhiIa.

ReH.rol,rr YastGnfi0n ssf.rJi.lrd BIZ sy<iaI Ead,r
mint the EeEieT af tie SICK and Di.tr~sseh,
ficr~d seith TirVl-Ht amt FJ,iisDsic Di-edss--
VlNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dissa-
and the receptions practiced the unfortunate
victims of such diseases by ggAcks several year,
directed their consulting Surgeon, CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their open Disprnsary for the
treatment 81 this class OF diseases ia all their forms,
and p give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 70 all ~h" Apply
by letter with description OF their condition ar-, oc-
cupation. habits Of life kcb s1d in Of extreme
poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
IL needless add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill OF the age and will furnish the
mos, approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual Re
port upon the Of Sexual Diseases for THE
ending January Isl ISIS. express the highest sati.fac
ton with the which has att-nd. the lshors Of
the Consulting in the rhd,a.
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GOnOrrhna, elect. Sy
pilis the vice OF Onenism Selfabus- and order
continuance Of the same plan for the ensuing
The Directors, review OF the past, feel assured
their labo, This sphere ot benevolent effort
benefit the afflicted, especially the
yosn they have resolved 70 devote themselves, with
~ed zeal, this Very important and mich despised
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal
Weakness ,te Vice of pnanism Mastnrhator, or SELF
abuse and of the sexus organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, will h. b., mall a sealed
velope, FREE VI CHARGE on receipt OF TWO STAMPS
for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the nature
and treatment OF sexual diseases, diet kc con-
being Published for gratucus dstrbution and
will be the afflicted Some Of the remedies
and methods of treatment discovered during the last
year. of great value
Address, for Report or treatment. Dr. GEORGE x.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. . South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order OF the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTwELI., President.
Go. FAiRcnLp. Secretary. aug2l