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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-05
CENTRAL HOIISF

VTVHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has leased the above named house. Gate
" kept BY g. CHAcRAEf) and that he 10 prepared to
serve who favor him with their patronage, in
good style and the most reasonable terms Farmers
in particular would find it to their advantage to stop
here in of the convenient locality, being close
proximity to the business part Of the city.
His table will be furnished With the best the maFke
can afford He has good stabng, and careful and At
tentivs hostlers. loc8o) INA. WATSON.
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Special Notifies.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, n d..
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfaing the cure Of
AL those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution is subject. moderates all excess
and removes all distractions and speedy may be
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in
shsrt tme bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
7hese PHs should not be taken bytendtes during the
FIHST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are
to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time
ehey are sdfe.
In alicases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Papta-
tsn Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will
eject when all other means have failed and Al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calome
a.timeny or anything hurtfui to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Dsle Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, QLats I. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, n. Y.
H.B.-&1 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thsrised Agent will insure bottle the Pill. by return
nail. For sale by Ely. GRIGGS,
Sele Ottdtcd III,
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There will be meeting Of the old settlers La Sale
Co. at the Hardy in La Sale, the 22d Of Feb
ruary 1852 for the purpose of organizing Old Set
tiers Society 1t is confidently expected that all who
settled in this County before the year 1885, will be pre-.
sent and participate in said meeting. One and all
come and let US have more good time together
G. e. WALKER, WM h. w. CushMAN.
IauN GREEN HENRY s. MISNER,
EIRAM THORNTON, WILLIAM REDOiCE.
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Use DR.. McKcowm's Cough Candy.
SnHIS celebrated Cough Candy is new nsnufacturs,
= and sold Wholesale and retail By
deele-eVs C. ". SANFORD.
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TO the Fa rminv PnhI1cY

TO Inc F3fm1nX FOOIIC y
ITAVING leased my Warehouse to Messrs. Phelps
III Raymond, take this method Of returning my
thanks for the liberal patronage received will say
the will still be carried tbs same way BY
the firm. [nov27l ALEX. W. MAGIlL.
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CITY BAN X
MES, ALLEN s. CO.

Open from, O'Clock A. ". TO ~ O'Clock p. ".
CIGHT Drafts for sale New York, Boston, Philade-
- phia Chicago, ST. Louis and all the principal Cities
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all of the State and RENTED
fer on day of payment, at rates ofcxchange
NarchS. EDWIN c. ALLEN. Cashier.
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DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
ID JAMS ORTON'S BOOK S1ORE.
To the Farmers


T4HE undersigned having leased for a term 81 years
l. the MAGILL WAREHOUSE, on the side cat, 1t tn,
Main street bridge Ottawa are now prepared TO pay tn
highest price in cash for GRAM or to grain
store the most liberal terms to make CASH AID
VANCES grain in store, terms AM
others dare offer. Give a call.
nov27-3m PHELPS RAYMOND.
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GEO. s. FISHER,
BANK OF OTTAWA.


Commissioner Of Deeds for the State of Neto York.
Once in the rooms I'd story Natnger's block.
Ottawa, June 10, 1857
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE 4 wATERM An.
At the Bank of Ottd,ra, Ottf,ra, H.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow-
lodged
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
la Sole County Mutual Fire Insurance o.;
Illinois Mutual do do
Stephenson County Mutual do do
National Loan Fund Life assurance Society.
WM. NJ. TRUE,
Juus 9-y ISAAC v. WATERMAN
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MARRIED-Sunday evening the 3oth inst, at the
First Methodist Church. in PEORIA by Rev. r. C. Row
ley, Mr.. ALFRED DOWNING, of Peoria, and MISS ANGIE
WILLIAMS, late OF Cleveland, Ohio.
DlED-At the residence OF his father, in Livingston
Co., the 14th ult, of eryspelas, WILLIAM WooLvER-
TON, late of this city, in the 32d year Of his age
STEwART'S NEW YORK CANDIES.-A choice lot of
- splendid Holiday Candies Stewards best just
eeved and for sale at Tdee25l HISES
CHEAP BOOKS at
~ janis ORTDES BOOK STORE
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A Bargain.

DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
Id jan29 ORTON'S BOOK STORE.
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Total accounted for, 1855, 1872 ,4Is 3
The Treasurer thus disposes OF ,hi. balance -
Deposited in American Exchange Bank, sub
ject to draft and dividend, ...-......-. f32520S
Do. in Illinois. do. do de- ............ 3s2i4
Amount applIca able 10 payment OF unclaimed
dividends. and on deposit i'll American Ex-
change Bank, New York 3i2, 209
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lNHEAP BOOKS at
~ jan29 ORTON'S BOOK STORE.
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&370,69l 90
The report gives statement OF the entire amount
received expe nded und er the since its
nsaon in $40 the 81 Nov, last, of which the
following ar the totals:
Total receipts. g., $50 SIS 10
do expendi tures ...................1 ,o9O l56 Il
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FAN Millinery. 4
1853,
FARaI FOR SALE.
Fancy Goods.

lust received fresh stock Of Fancy Goods Combs Pruhe
- Purses Pocket Books Port Monnaes Leather satche
Travelling Cases Tuking Combs fancy Vest Ruttons
Straps, Toilet Mirrors, Scissors, Knives, e for lehy
oct5 J., II, MCGILL.
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roreign rrnrke1s hr TeIcgrnnh.

NEw YORK. Oct. a3.-PeT steamer Anglo SEsoR -COTToN
Sales of three days. % 600 bales Market firm with improved
demand actual circulars say Fair
Middling qualities improved one-eighth.
Manchester advces upfavorabe All qualities slightly ad
vanced Some description of yarns declined T.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. .Breldstuf Flour frm advanced 612
pence Corn firm; advanced 69Is pence 9 quarter.
Proy quiet Beef stealy Mess PORK dull, at sos.
Sugar steady. Coffee quiet.
LONDON Oct l9-sugar and Coffee am. Tea firm. American
Stocks unchanged. Consols 95z699G.
PARIS, Oct Il-ReHfsS COZ 55 confines Commercial affairs
in France satisfactory Wheat and Flour slightly declined
The new vintage is Of inferior quality.
NEN ORLEANS, Oct 24-Cotton sales to-day $500 bales.
Prices sitter hut quotations unchanged The steam
caused greater fFmlsss,
Sugar quiet, 96li Flour firm s. 2oa5s5 Corn buoyant
at sI.C59llO; Whisky 95g251s.
Freight. Five ships taxing for Liverpool 9Gth To Bos
ton. Sight exchange New York "a premium.
NEw YORK; 9i-Cotton y. Sales Of days Is Og
bales There god enquiry extreme rates. Conols 9J
gQj5S.
YORK, ELECTION, quiet and steady, Upland Mi5flng
l Flour advanced 10 % cents Sales 90 600 bills closed
at4 gO9SOO Corn dull, sales coo bushels white lO3
Lard IO9Ifk Whisky % Sugar buoyaut Muscovado 81
Z, HAVANA OK. Coffee quiet, lO%Gl2} Money a5unL
ant, in fair demand at SOS PSF cent.
CINCINNATI Del s4-FIOur active 4eO5490 Whisky O.
Mess Pork 1875.
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..p, vsoS Oct 20 There very good demand for This
yrel Tor several days preceding the date report
bt te transactions decdeiy 10 favor of myers The
rather orabe sdyce from abroad, taken in connection Win
roratvtv and accumulating stock exercised de
nrn Influence the marke and closed our in
uss rce have before stated had declined about
- = m most Qualities. Good MidGiing the valued
liz The demand At the opening Of the current week was
te earv transactions made upon Of the above
progressed, however there gradually
Of prices and the period under review be said TO
have advance the opening rates The sales aVe
reached 54 bales, which by far the largest OF any week
nee the opening Of the and the receipts in the same
NAV he clsssed 2050. We quote Strict ddng lt4
R II: Good MIddling llkll Middling Fair lis Fair ll
CHARLESTON Oct 2saes Of Cotton to-day 700 bales The
market was generally unchanged.
CHARLEs1os Oct 2e market unchanged. Sales to-day
1900 bales at los TO llas cents
SAVANNAH Oct 2LSales Of Cotton 10 day 151J bales Bet
ter grades have advanced &c; Strict Mddng at 1896 Good
Mddiing Mddling Fair lllc. Exchange on New York.
sight, par9l4 premium
sAvANsA Oct -sales of Cotton oday s6G bales, Qnoa
tons were easier but unchanged.
MOBILE Oct. 2i-sales Cotton to-day 5000 bales; Mid
dngs I0k iOzc Sales of the week 395O bales lece,Is
OF bales against * Use bales time last
reept ahead Of last 1875 bales Stock on hand w. 100
bales Frght Detton HaTe IL Exchange on New YORK
par9 4 premium.
MOBILE Oct 2a-Saies Of Cotton today 5000 bales The
market generally unchanged Exchange New YORK.
sight par = premium.
AUGUSTA Oct 9There active demand in the market
to-day firm prices We quote Mid4ng Fair at lie The ses
up the following particulars 20 at l0A o. AT
1917 1873 lO, 1884, 322 at 1921 G66 at H. and 2l4
bales At II sc.
AUGUSTA Oct 22The market rather quiet to day owing
holders advance which buyers weenst Wiling
concede The sales 65 bales, at the following plces
lao bales ~ Good Mdng MlddBg Fair Is quo
at lUg<dll cents
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CANDIDATES.
ATrORNEY GENERAL.


We are author1ed to announce w. BRIEN csndidsts
for Attorney eueraof the 9th Judicial Circuit embracing the
c,unt;es Of sumner Williamson and Davidson Election next
May. octss I'd
We are authorized CARY A. HARRIS, Of VIII
Hanson county as candidate Attorney General, for the u
dal ircut composed o. ee0anass Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner oeti4-tdt
We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH, ESQ., Of
SKINNER as candidate Attorney General Of this tile e
Judicial Circuit composed Of the counties Of Williamson, David
sen and Sumner.
We are authorized JAS. B. RAEEs, Esq,
candidate Tor te Office Of Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
al Circuit composed OF the counties Of williamson suaEzr
and Davidson Eleoton IL Nay, ls0e.
We are authorized announce A.NsoE NJ BRIES candi
date for Attorney General 9th Judicial Circuit composed
Of The counties Of Williamson, Sumner Davidson
oc G-td
We are authorized s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General Of the 9th Judicia
Circuit. Election, May, 1850.
20 20
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The undersigned takes this method Of informing
the citizens of Nashville, that he has succeeded in
forming German Protestant Lutheran Congrega,
ton of about one hundred members in this place
Our object is to spread true evangelical religion and
we hold DIR. MARTIN LUrHER cardinal doctrine, gus
tifcation by faith as the foundation upon which we
are anxious to erect our spitual temple
The congregation is anxious to have church as
as possible, and lot Market street has been
secured for this purpose but since the majority Of
our members are poor, must calculate upon the
assistance of the whole community.
1t is with great personal sacrifices and only under
the conviction that a great work ought to be done
among my countryBen in this place, that have
undertaken this mission, and look with some anx-
iety upon the manner in which the pnblie win an
swer to an appeal which will shortly be made, to
subscribe toward building church. as upon it viii
depend the success of the enterprise.
TT FGeFRs
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Nam York rroner rnrket.

NFw YORK, OFT 22-Money decidedly day with
large supplies offering cent Gallon choice securities
Gaena and Chicago freely accepted The discount market
is scanty supplied paper The Banks Of Boston,
dence and other cities competing with nsuons for
weI-known names Prime paper is taken at 697
good is looked for Monday, the specie
having received liberal acceons from the nebing cities, in
addition receipts California Foreign
quiet steady, with business III I0
The private letters by the Europa abiding to commercial affairs
generally in connection with the harvest Europe
the expectation of fair demand for grain dur
the winter.
The market is still maintained. and prices Of speculative
shares barely suppiedhe little fness apparent is
fined State stocks and reliable descriptions Of Railroad Bonds
TOieo and Michigan Central the heaviest Of the Western
stocks falling q R2cS Island closed G3s Gaena
3z4 for Illinois Central 67S BID at the close Ten
srcng demand al tdv4Dce Of per cent;
Michigan Southern Sinking Funds per yerg
business was Railroad
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GAIETY THEATRE.--The new actress Miss JANE
C5NBs made her first appearance before Nashville
audience last night The actress was attractive,
and the audience appreciatve, and hope that her
engagement will be a brilliant as well a remun-
eratiVe one.
We shall shortly give general criticism Of her
acting which the lateness OF the hour prevents at
present
The play for tonight is The H,Rea5aHIa in which
Miss COMBS appears as julia.
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4 Parting word.

II asked what advice wewould give our best friend on
PAIRING with him, we would sGe sure to keep DALLEl'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA C7OE always on hand. You have
sure, and immediate remedy FOR host OF difficulties and
dangers Oace for all, Dtys Magical Pain Eytracor is
the MN Jeror q all the rees ever offered to the public
For sale ia New Orleans, wholesale and retai by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
No 81 and ISL Charities street.
soleagen for ire Southern States, and whom ell orders
should bo a,llressad Ioctl6l&Tlm
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Messrs. HGAN & JoHNsOS have laid upon our table
the 47th number Of the Musical Friend 1t is print
cd sheet, Of music size, good paper, and all for
10 cents The present number contains five pieces.
The Albany Express in speaking. of this excellent
publication says, we have glanced through al the
numbers, and computed that the music given which
is of choice and superior character, would if pur-
chased by the sheet, have cost not far from $40,
while the outlay necessary to procure it has been
three dollars and ninety cents. So great has been its
success that rival has appeared closely resemb-
ling it in outside appearance, but not to be compar
ed with it otherwise
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die GRASS SEED,

DLIE GRASS SEED.
I'D HERDS do do Just received by
sepg1 RAINS a BROWN.
CUM OATECHU, Iustr eiyed and for sale at
NJ AIMS, BROWN 4 co.'s
HneD No ~ Public Squsr
C0DEY,> IADK'S BOOK FOR NOVEM-
W Der, lsj9 For sslebI
Vetsa CHARLES W. SMITH
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49, b. a. Fahnestoclx's Vermni-

&EN-fs-S EUGE.--IIas long been regarded with favor
aud confidence body o. the regular medical profession
IA every State in Union, preparation unsurpassed
oy any, and is daily prescribed by the eminent physicians
throughout the United States During the long period of its
continued popularity spurious and counterfeit limitations have
from time to e made their appearance Never has it been
the part Of the buyer to exercise udcOus
caution in purchasing tie genuine article than at this time.
These limitations often their external resemblance
to B. A. FANEsTooK vermuge to be well calculated to put
upon the unsuspecg purchaser articles which he neither
wished intended buy L is net enough buy Of
credited agent but every purchaser vigilance avoid
being imposed upon, AID examine every bottle to
himself that be is buying the genuine B. A FAHEEsrOcKs Yer
mi'uge. oct23--Wlm
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Az INFORMAL" WEDDNG-The Memphis APpsdl
says that Informal wedding occurred on board the
Memphis and Louisville packet Moses Mcclellan on
the goth inst. at Metropolis Illinois The 'promsed
bride came on board the Mcclellan at Paducah uHat-
tended and met her ardent lover at the Metropolis
landing accompanied by the priest and witnesses,
and then and there the mystical knot tied, Capt
MACE ERWIN giving the bride away. The happy party
arrived at Memphis on the 22d, having fidded and
danced away the feeting moments that interviewed
between Metropolis and thatport
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY or NASH
TILLE-We are gratifed to learn that the prospects
of the Medical Department of the University Of
Nashville very hattering for larger class than
has before been attendance upon the lectures
in that Institution. There are now ten per cent
students in attendance than there at this
time last year. This is certainly good beginning.
The class of last year reached four hundred and
fhirty-six
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Remember the sale Of lots by il. & +. W. Brown
this day, Tuesday the 25th instant at IL o'clock
A. n, ON the premises in Brownsyle. about p miles
from the city, the Gailatin Pike" no-by-bid-
ding will be allowed. but each lot offered win be
sold 80 the highest bidder without reserve 10 per
cent interest viii be allowed for cash payments.
Several lots are fimbered, soil very productive,
and possess superior advantages in neghborhood,
churches. schools, &c. Omnibusses viii leave the
Bridge at 10 O'Clock
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Hostilities i'm western Texas:

BRowNsvIIIEE, TEXAS, Oct. 20.-Cortinas is still ca
camped above the city. The Indians joining the
band constantly. The Mexican troops have return
ed to Matamoras Lieutenant Langdon has arrived
with three companies. TIE citizens have captured
one Of the leading outlaws and have sentenced him
to be hung Cortinas threatens to burn the town if
lie is executed The citizens are alarmed and flee
ing. The town viii be deserted unless assistance
arrives soon.
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wesre authorized to announce THos. T. SAUNDERS
ddas the Of Couatey Trustee Davidson county, at
the election to he held n March. 1860. APPS
Weare authorized to announce IsHAM CLARK a candi-
Gate for County Trustee at the ensuing March election
suce7-d
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT, a
candats County Trustee Davidson county, at the next
March election. lseps-tds
Weare authorized to announce HARDIN P BoTcK candi
date for the Office Of County Trustee Of Davidson county the
ensuing March election. oc5-td
Weare authorized to announce JNo. W MARTIN a
cdate for County Trustee the ensuing March election
octlI-dtd.
We are authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE
candidate for County Trustee Davidson county ensuing
March election. octll-dtd.
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Rreadstufss and ProvisIens.

The Cincinnati GGze holders OF Flour sta on the
as and of the market strong superane ranged
from sac to $3.50 For Wheat there brisk demand and
prices advanced 2c per bushe prime qualities brought SllO
for red and for white. New Corn sold low 4Oc Oats
steady at 45c.
The Charleston papers report that market as saenng for
Flour without supsrfne and Extra quoted at
SG96.5O.
Hog killing season approaehe Provisions howa rather
downward tendency the 2ls Ribbed Sides sold in Cincinnati
at 92{c and Lard at I0c.
The Louisville Democrat of the ed says Of Hogs:
holding 81 upwards and packers shy,
hold them. II is the impf son, however,
hogs down. The crops in Kentucky, Missouri
and Illinois largely in excess over that OF le and though
Ohio aud Tennesseeare decen average crop greater than
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GAIT HOUSE,

TTNHE Fropretors OF the GAIT HOUSE, preparing Tor
large tucresse sf travel from the opening OF The
ard NashVe Railroad. have enlarged the Hotel 70 double "
former capacity, VITA and extensive Billiard Rooms baA
Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the weearned reputation Of the
GsLT HorsE As strictly first class Hotel, shall be maintained
This House % o conveniently located for trve East or West
the LpusVe oc Of the Jacksonville Railroad, having d.
railroad connections u all Northern Eastern Cities and
Landing Of the United States Steamers Cincn-
nHd and the East are within a square 81 the Eotel
Baggage checked N the Gait House TO all the principal
poiuts, North, Eas, aud West.
m Tine from Louisville to New York IS hours
auaIg-6m
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The great sale %; tlle w. Il. Lrcis lands by :. Z
CrEAvEs. Clerk and Matter, and NANCE q Woodward.
agents, comes of on Wednesday. 2dib inst, or the
premises, three miles from Nashville on the y d C.
Ralroad, and between the Murfrcgsboro aai Nash
vile turnpkes. These are choice lands and the
sale will be imperative. dtI
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FcsiV3bIe Country Residence.
OFFER for the place upon which have resided the pres
year 1t contains b Of No land, is miles from
hecy e old Franklin Turnpike has running water all the
yeaTl comfortable DWELLING kitchen, stable and carriage
house, and mile Of good plank fence. In fact Of
desirable PAGES in the county regards neghhor
hood, situation, soil and natural advantages For market
garden be surpassed bargain he had it. APP
ply TO WM. HENRY SMITH,
OctIq-dlm Nos. and l. South Market Street
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The Arctic REGIGNs.-We hope our eiIizars viii
not forget that DR.. BELE's Panorama Of the Arctic
Regions viii again BE- exhibited tonight and also the
views about Mt Vernon and the Potomac. There
was quite 4 number preseat asi evening. who seem
cd 10 be delighted with the crtertainm,Gt.
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ASK the Physicians.

All medical men admit that intestinal the death
OF thousands Of children annually, ard entail many terrible dis
eases on those whom they summary destroy No apollo
gy therefore needed Introducing preparation like WNER
ClNrg yERNwrGE which In three days will annhare aud
carry OF either Tape Worms Thread WORMS Round Worms
Nav Worms the time brace and intensity the d
restye powers stomach, that return Of the disase
90 impossible.
Be particular and remember the name, Winners Canadian
yermfuge This is tie only artcp that be depended
Remember this.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO,
u and Isl ChartTes street.
D..
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GAIKrY THEATrE-Miss C0cugs having missed the
train, and gone from Stevenson 20 CnattsnooEa IN
stead of coming here the audience were disspgoinl-
ed of seeing her last night. D15 CFs1r De Barn
was substituted for Raus5 and ,taiet Miss CooNBs
will certainly appear tonight, as Julia IN the
Hanback,