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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
VOL. $40 a.

lice force. I. was altogether coasidsrsd : vsry
ant ANAL, md ono thar viii b long fsmsm6ss7
those who witnessed Il. - s s
u might be curious spscslaiion to dated
what these Eastern visitors thought Of the intseS
so different, doubtless, from What tlIDgr previous Z
rience would lead them 10 expect We kesra diSi|
gaished Senator jooosely remark to iady nsask
that they did not to b q Ill afraid 81 Tie al
baf As they arc known TO express exalted admisstG
OF the American fair, Il mnst doubtless have besn.
cause Their prinoely and ambassadorial bfsins we
wholly engrossed by the kow.tops tbsy - I1u.x]
make 10 our Great Man. &skT -
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w OrdS of Caution

- IF 10 tell readers that the wells and
S springs Throughout The country had been poisoned aud
Thai We had discovered antidute iis effects
Tint would not gladly avail themselves er, with
the hope OF ayerting death Ii tell le,a ,n We
had discovered III treasure, enough for them AMI aud
that We were prepared 10 share with Them would
our all la fortune. But as health Is valuable r
no" much more grnhe' should they be TO learn thai great
panaeca has been compounded Of purely vegetable
that its curative powers little less light
darkness Need We give instances? II call
prieier oi BAKERS BllfERS and examine the III.
certificates from all sections Of the South
been cured of BBsbasia by iis all healing properties Among
them i'll ,hu Vouchers of old and
male. eAtling this BiTEIs the skies, blessing
dcnec t'r lis curative But its virtues
10 n epsia. Nervous Headaches yield readily it. powrr
Torpid lsers become nckened and made active b., il
ence. Sour stonae made healthy by ncuiraliling
lcis Indigestion disappears when organs ifc.
Darrla% cannot resist its tonic powers And Cholera Itself
when met by these lrIFRs. il promptly isarmed and
harmless as thousands of persons have certified il
ss-sse - when that scourgc devastating eounlr
BAkEEs Bll'iEs will NOT remedy all III. humanity,
but such diseases caused by stomach and ia r.
Oily yield 10 lis strengthening elects. and speedily r.
from The system All who need tonic II, it. br
come their own Judges Of its virtues.
For sale b. al .e Druggists IN Lyncbrg, and by all .hc
principal Druggists in the city OF Echmon and rscR pf
virginia: als Of Messrs chas sott ca" Washington city
ID. C.: H. siabler Co., Baltimore. Nd b. j. Miller Gov,
iagion. Ky: and Barnes y Park, n. \.
prt,Is h!ei by addressing +. BAkIE, Proprietor.
eh Il Eiflmhhd. Va
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JOHN W. GARLiCk,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
may l5-am Riebntond Va
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To the Public,
Another supply OF New Goods.

TNO. j. PURyIs. Agt Is aeaia receiving general ass,r
ment Of New Goods embracing almost very thing suitable
for Ladies' Genfiehen Boys Girls and Children, nil which
will be sold exclusively for cash. ANAL advance
mayo
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Spring and Sum mer Goods,
j. MATTHIAS & Coz,

ATa WOULD respectfully cali tho attention Of the prbas
So their large and elegant stock II GOODS coBsIsna
w oi a Tho different Il, les Of Bonnsia are wos
Misrcs and Infants ias Flats and Gaps Ribbons Flower
Lace Neiis, Lace doods fAaaelr Kid SIX Gloves Ca g.
ns Lace and Mourning Vala, Hack and Ffent Hair Brada
dferan Gns Hair brusbeA Combs Eutrnels OF dasruu{
eins Also very elegant lot Of French Prussia and Camhra
ace, aud silk and silk and Lace Manles ponta sba1s
Dn-Ies thldrns Matles and Hoop skrs very cheap and
numerous other articles mentioned Our sick ms becn
bought reasonable ierns viii aold chesp
Those Wishing 10 purchase will nn greatly their advantage
la call ON before buying Goods sold WAossos Ne
faa oprnlng, next Friday, March 30th.
Orders iroin The oouniry promptly attended TO-
~ BnDcis repaired In good style short notice.
mh 10 dts T. MATrIii IA - M
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IL guarantees its standard purity,
ap21 CAMP, STAPLES IL co, Bridge street
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NEW BOOKS AT
~ PAYNE Il BLACKFoRDs BOOK STORE
TIE MILL ON THE FiyoSS-By auihor Of Adam Bcdc--
The London Reviews filed praises this
work.
FL fuREIDIs-A new book, by author of the Lamp
Lighter |E+
DR. OLDHAM AT GRAYsToNEs-A new and popular
Novel
THE CORRESPONDENCE OF ALEXANDER Won HUM
BOLDT. may Is
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More Watches

More Watches.
e WE have this week received another supply of GOLD
"a HUNTING WATCHES Of Geneva make. for la,lirs
H. They decidedly the best aeslruhle
goods that We have had The pleasure of offering for
many months.
Also Just come to hand lot of very superior SILVER
HUNTING LEVER WATCHES for gentlemen, such as we
al confidently recommend extra fine time keepers
sB- Viii our friends do s the favor 10 look In
SILVEKTHORS Il Cliff,
may II 90 Main Street
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n 1y- If MEDICINE Is NECESSARY, USE BRAN
@S DkEfll'S PiLLS-Thcy pleasant truly
effective medicine he. II Is you may purgali,cs
which viii operate without pain because he, basume
paris from ihe blo" which being tea morse
Than having The vital fluid distracted. beware thcn
BRASpgIns Pts only take hold matters hici the
bo., when SICK, wants la The, soe
tani al natnrc-noihng more, nothing esa. The,
force" Inc. merely assist; AMI herein great value III.
man l. thrice blessed who fortunate rs 10 be- ACQUAINTED
Win Ills good and almost perfect gilt 10
/" great extent his body insured In health oreannl
use Principal Office, 2i Canal street. New AMI an
/, m
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Grover 81 Bakers

Grover u Bakers,
NJ <. CELrBE,r ANuY SEWING MAoAlSrs lIrnal-
HCS way. NJ" York. and Isl baltimore street. baltimore
4 NEW sTNIE-PHltE kb0-IiEMMElS a. ENfRA.-
This machine from two ools, purchased from the
stor, requiring ndng of thread 1t HENS Fei Gath
md Stitches in superior style finishing h,
operation without recourse IL ihc hand needle
uuirei b, "iler machines. II will do better cheaper
ing Than ii cent IN
hour.
send for circular j. 7. DAVIS eco
may i-dts. Agents. Itnn1hurg.
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7 H..

n - WE clip the following the Pro, i,eiee Genr
w. raj .iRtsfis.F, sept IL. I>51--
Al This the
d!sshier,, aud other kindred complaints 10 prevail
er,hp, should be LIBERAL. supplied whaor, patis Veg
eale Pain Killer Persons leaving home, whether II h. fer
da! ,ScursIon trip 10 Europe should be coninn
place their hands at moments warning Many Diseases
incident Ia the months, which will prove fatal not
Immediate. checked be PROMPTLY cured by
dorcs Fl the Pain Killer, ON than
been relieved "f intense suffering by the timely Of
abtye named preparation.
Snl by all druggists grocers and medicine through
out lie United States aud Canadas. may aim
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LYNCHBURG MONDAY MORNING, MAY 81. 1860.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. ENCOURAGE HOME MANufAeTuRr.-srn
~ rats lNtAtiiutK BAAisa POWDER the hest and
eheateA PREPARATION known fr making in n few numnns
wihuni yess AMI Ia elegant light sweet and hand
some Loaf BREAD is aiis Baicr Hunk nhrf Grid
die AXIS Pudding tes aud pestr. or ever, DESCRIPTION with
a saving of time. labor and expctisc.
from Rer 7dau,ds RinJor4fA
Mari Hun, HsNaico. lllh Oct, Isis.
Dr. 6sRIc@: bear sirlla,iy nse,i consi rahlc
cx,eut Your "Seuipes Baking rowcr" unhesailugly pro
noui'c IL he has In my
iaml, for The purposes for whici, II recommended
Tnoa BlSFoR1e
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c,o W. yALEsTiSEl lR. = nENiN,
VALENTINE Sc IIENING,
& IL q T. Il R s,
NTov+ Door RI tho Merchants Rank

LyNCHB URt, VI.
WYE keep hand constantly Groceries OF the best equality
w TO which particularly invite the attention oour friends
md We tender thanks 10 our friends for pas
yors by fidelity 10 the interests ofa who aot
M 10 merit continuance Of the We receiving
SUPERIOR of sugars Co0ees, Moasse new erop Candies
Leather Salt &C. &e which offer cheap for cash or coun
Try produce Jan po-ls.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-03
Special Notices.
Sanda, sares

Sands sarsaparilla-ForP Purifying the blood
Health depends almost entirely upon the state Of
the blood. II the vtazing fluid which pervades ev-
cry tissue membrane FIBRE flament, gland or other
organ, primary and subsidiary, be charged with the
elements of disease, sickness must be the conse-
quence and until the cause is eradicated, no per-
manent relief can be expected. 1t is here tina THE
powerful health restoring properties of SANDS sAR.
SAPARlLIA are manifested its searching operation
reaches the germ of disease and the cures it per-
forms are therefore radical and thorough Read the
testimony in another c,lumn.
Ba- Prepared and s'ld by A. b. l. d. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton Dtreet, New York.
For sale by II. Johnson &Co., and Redington & Co.,
San Francisco Rice Coffin Marysville; r. II. Nc
Donald Co., Sacramento II. H. Wickes 4 Co., Ne
vada and by Druggists generally. r
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-03
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF
CUMMONs.-state of California, Coun-

ANOmNhONSs-StatcO OOun~
- ty of Nevada, IS. Township of Nevada, before +.
W. SMITH, J. p. The People Of the State Of Calfor-
mia to ]. CONSTANTINE: You are hereby summon.
ed to appear before the undersigned Justice of the
Peace, at his Office in said township, Saturday the
10Th day Of January, A. d. 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
to answer to the complaint Of JAMES s. hON7G0M-
ERY, Who demands Of you the Of Ninety dol
lars, balance due him account, as per complaint
fle in my Office. On failure so to appear and
answer judgment win be rendered against you for
the said sum of 500 90 and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 1lth day Of October, A.
D. 1850. +. W. SMITH,
Justice of the Peace
Upon reading the affidavit filed in this cause, and
1t appearing therefrom, that the said Defendant is
nonresident Of the State of California and that the
said Plaintiff has good of action against the
said Defendant 1t is hereby ordered that service Of
summons therein be made by publication in the Ne
vada Democrat, for the period Of three months
cessively from this date.
Given under my hand this the 1lth day Of October
A. D. 1860 f. w. SMITH, J. p.
A true copy Attest, J. D. CRAY, Constable.
J. l. Caldwell, A:t,y. for PIG oclI-1aw3n.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-03

NEW CHURCH AT RED BLUFF.-Rev. Mr..
brier is at Red Bluff, with the intent TO es-
taoilsh Presbyterian Church. A lot and
one thousand dollars in money have been
procured.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-11-03

APPorNTMENT.-Lieut John Hill, OF the
California Guard, has been appointed Ad-
lutant of the Eighteenth Battalion, Second
brigade, Second Division, California Militia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

4 REGULARITY or OYSTER BEIs-A gen
tielnan of Buctouche, New Brunswick,
while crossing the mouth of the rirer Co
caigne on the ice, the other day, drove into
an oyster bed, losing his horse, sleigh and
harness, and narrowly escaping with his
life Upon this the .Ne,c BrvnS.cicke7 offers
some observations on fact ia natural his
tory, as follows:
II IS s. curious fact. for which naturalists
and men OF science have as yet been una
bic to account, that in the Gulf OF St
Lawrence, along whose shoIes solid ice
forms everywhere, the water does not
freeze over the oyster beds except in very
severe weather. Even then the ice does
rot become of the same consistency or So
!IdIty as III those places where oyster beds
are not formed. 1t is owing 10 this pecu-
liarity that the inhabitants of the gulf
coast are enabled TO discover the exact po-
stion OF the oysters when the ice first
makes, AS the water remains unfrozen over
the beds when all around Is firm ice III
the latter part of winter these oyster holes
are dangerous to those who travel on the
ice, especially at night or during snow
storms; and almost every season we hear
of serious accidents from persons driving
into them. Oysters are excellent in their
way. but we think few persons have fan
cy for visiting them in their beds on q
stormy winter night
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

The GEOGRAPHY OF CoSsuNPTIoy.-Con-
sumption originates in all lati;udes-frorn
the equator, whore the mean temperature
is so degrees, with slight variations, to the
higher portion OF the temperate zone,
where the mean temperature Is ~ degrees
with sudden aud violent changes The
opinion, long entertained that II Is pecu-
liar to cold and humid climates, is founded
on error Far from this being the case,
the table OF mortality warrants the COZ
ciuslon that cons umptloI Is more preya-
lent in tropical than in temperate countries.
Consurl ption is rare in the Arctic regions,
in Siberia, Iceland, the Farce Islands, the
Orkneys, Shetlands, and Eebrides. And
IN confirmation Of the opinion that it de-
creases with the decrease oi tenn perature,
il is shown from extensive data, that In
northern Europe it is most prevalcut at
the level OF the sea, and that IT decreases
with increase Of elevation to a certain
point. 1t is uniformly more fatal in cities
than il the country Dr. Hall, OF the
journal Qf Heath, says to his consumptive
friends - \ ou want air, not physic; YOU
want pure air, not medicated air; you want
nutrition, such as plenty OF meat and
bread will give, and they alone; phys.c
has no nutriment; gaspings .or air cannot
cannot cure you and stimuients cannot
cure you. Ii YOU want TO get well, 20 IN
for Jeeff ana outdoor air, ana do not be de-
iuded into the grave by advertisements
and unreliable certifiers"
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| of genial nature, of lofty spirit, of a
strong will, and of inexhaustible patience.
AS husband, father, and friend, he
occupied an elevation which few have
reached
In 1916 and 1917 he was my colleague,
first on Broome and then On CORTLAND
Circuit. From those happy years to the
morning upon which convoy Of angels
bore him away from my private room in a
chariot of fire, our friendship was never
interrupted for moment. He rests from
his tolls. and his WORKS follow him. God
bless the widow in her loneliness, and may
his children live to follow his example,
and to share in his well.earned reputation
as man, Christian, and minister Of
Jesus Christ GEO. PECK
Scranton, Pa, July 80, 1859.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

LOVING BRorHERs-The Washington cor
respondent of the Cincinnti Enquirer re-
lates, under the head of ''passional attrac-
ton ~ Ike Cook and Senator Trumbull
had an affectionate interview to-day at the
Capitol. Both are much alarmed at the
crumbling in of the opposition to Douglas.
at Charleston, or there is no National De-
mocracy left in Illinois. Cook also de
clares that Senator Bright informs him he
will not support Donglas if nominated at
Charleston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
DAYS TO be Born On.

Born on Sunday, a gentleman,
Born on Monday, fair in face,
Born on Tuesday, full of grace,
Born on Wednesday, sour and grum,
Born on Thursday, welcome home,
Born on Friday, free in giving,
Born on Saturday, work hard for your
living.
We do not remember what day we were
born, but according 70 the above it must
have been on aturday-Erchanys
We wonder if any one doubts that all
country newspaper editors were born on
Saturday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
Mise FANNY NJ. EARL'S
CUR UTU.AT1NG LuBR A R !.

1>Ie Library which has been closed fOr the as iew
] weeks on account Of sickness is re-opened. and
may be visited during each day Of the week, &
FROM 10 to l9 A N. and from to4 p n.
Over 100 'umes Of late valuable and interest
ing publications have been added to the Library.
HOmH0pathic Specifies
Miss Z. has been appointed agent for the sale in this
city Of Humphreys celebrated Homeopathic Specifics,
the best fos family scd They sold either
iE complete sets 70 eases, by single vials book
With plain and full Instructions accompanies each
oefs FANNY u. EARL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

MANY of the stories set afioat by the
Black Republican papers. about the perse-
cution of northern people at the south,
are inventions-started as were the tales
about enormties in Kansas, which We're
originated by the foreign renegades eni-
pleyed by the New York Tribune, and
those of its ilk to aid rebellion. The "sen-
sation item" alleging that Mr. Baker, a
young organist, had been driven out of
Agusta by pro-slavery mob is entirely
destroyed by the Utica Observer. which
has Bakers own authority for saying that
he left Agusta voluntarily, and without
coercion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

T. signed having purchased the shop and stock
GewelI Finley, where he Intends to carry on the
business a extensive scale. He has on hand and
always receipt Of the best quality Of American TIA
Egyptian Marble for Head stones, Tomb Stones
Monuments Mantles Furniture &c. As he has some OF
the workmen in the western country he feels as
that he get up anything in his line in superb
together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give an those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. r. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
prom, .Iy attended JAMES WILLS
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NJ /. i. I y f II Y.
MISS AVERY

AS Just opened ano-
IL ther large stock Of
Fall and Winter
MILLINERY GOODS.
Her stock is complete .
consisting Of every variety
o: DRESS BOSNETS OF the
latest designs. All the new
and elegant shades OF Vel
vet. Also a new and hand
some lot Of Straws, which
have a decided new shape
and color, trimmed with
those dark and beautiful
shades of Ribbons.
A handsome stock a. Z--
rhyr and Shetland Wool,
Misses and In nfani's Z-phy r
Hoed., Ladies' Hoods, and
Ma-iposas, Shetland Woo
Wells. Armlets and Mitiens
which are very nice fol
School Misses. A new and
choice lot OF Dress Trim
mings, Dress and Closs
Patterns, Hair Nets, ant
all that ia nice asd new.
Miss Avery buys for cash
or credi; whic is as good
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
Sash. Door and Blind Fartory.

SLTE take this method to inform the public that we
w have purchased the Sash, Door and Blind Factory
of A. F. CaqueiiH. AMI prepared
thing in line Of business, such SASH Doors,
Blinds Frames and Morldings. Orders promptly filed
short notice
Having Lumhei Yard in connection with Facto-
ry think our facilities for furnishing building mate
ria unequaed in this City, and Wit.
ors, farmers nd all others who may anything
our line to can an satisfy yourselves that sell
yOu good article, just what you want, and cheap
cash. There will be found Lumber Once,
Einds Sash glazed and ngiazed Glass, Oils Paints
Nails.
Office Main Street, Ottawa, H.
rnar?0 STllAWN 4 POWELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

Pete, what am lub? asked sable
youth Of his companion, perfect African
Plato
And YOU don know muffin bout him.?
No, Uncle Pete.
Why, your education is dreadful i'm
perfect. Don't you feel him in your bus
som. to be sure?'
The other inserted his hand beneath his
waistcoat. No don't uncle Pete
Ignorant nisger 1t am strong
pashun which rends the soul so severely
dat even time itself can't heal it,
Den, uncle Pete, 1 know who be in
lub"
Whom am it
Dis ole boot of mine It's sole ann rent
so severely, dat Jonsing, de cobbler, utter
ly refuse to mend him; and he say dat
the detble hisseif couldn't heel EN-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

RicE Com BnkAp-One pint OF boiled
rice, one pint OF corn meal, one ounce OF
butter, two eggs, one pint of sweet milk;
beat the eggs very light. then add tAs.
milk and melted butter; beat the rice an
til perfectly smooth ana ada to the eggs
and milk; lastly, add the corn meal, beat
all together until very light, and bake in
shallow pans in qaiek oyea. W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

CRASBERRY PuDDING.-Boil one pint and
a half of cranberries cleared of the stalks
in four ounces Of sugar and water, until
they are broken and form kind of lam;
make up q large ball of it; cover it we'll
with rice washed clean and dry; then
round each fold lowered piece of cloth,
which tie as for dumplings. Boil them
for one hour; sift sugar over when served,
and butter in boat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

A man in LeClaire, Iowa, has bean bound
over in $3.50 bonds to keep the peace for
one year for disturbing the rest Of newly
married couple The disturbance was
caused by bell which the culprit hung
under the bed occupied by the happy
couple. and about the 'small hours he
set it to ringing by pulling cord attached
to it and hanging out of the window
The trial created great excitement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

FIRE-FLIEs AS ORSAxExrs-Ac correspond
ent of an English paper states that in Cal
cutta, at the Governor-Generalsb ball, la
dy appeared in dress which had the ap-
pearance of being on FIRE. In countless
diminutive bags Of gauze she had imprison-
ed fire-ilies, and these, tackled on her dress,
far outshone the diamonds of Oriental la
dies As she walked in the moro dimly
lighted alleys of the gardens and grounds,
che il said TO have made . beautiful ap-
peAranoe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

LII branches OF Carriage and Wagon repairing will
IA be done with despatch, and in the best Al:
Gays Carriage Shop Buggies made to order, from SIS
20 9l2o, and warranted in every respect -s I5t-f
Shop on the rsS north Of the Geger House,
I Ii fsBe ST. leesj J.0. GAY, Ace~s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

make purchases any part Of the city where she finds
desirable gods and low prices Believing herself TO
he . the Judges of Millinery goods tina. goe
iut1 New York. from this city any in the West,
she has fall confidence to defy competition.
Rooms OF Main and Columbus Stt.. Ottawa. III.
SARAH AVERY.
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g. G.. CCur,sIcsE. VI. r..

IIIFIIIJ IHH EiNINN NM : Is'IT.J.
Gtree tti-d door rrs l:t0,rd EfnE N.iI. Street,
OTTAWA Ills.
DE G. would respectfully cal. tie attention of those
~ suffering from Crc' Diseases, particularly Set
fula. White Swelling Sair rr E~''ions Of the Face
Skn scsd Head. Od Sores, ana al! diseases arising
impurities al Eie blood
Also. De.orrurs, CIrytt.res. and Diseases % the
Spine Distortions OF the Teet Contracted Limbs, StiG
Joints. &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle. and
with a snccess Ier,;C lore uuruual-L apt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17

[ q -lt.js said that out of a German popula-
1UY YouR STA 770XESY'.ii - the state Of Wis
5 -, - okToNs BOOK ifdiyidual
% ses notbin good at the pr.g stores. JsnSs "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
Fairbanks Scales.

NTEIGH Lock, Railroad Track
w Eairoad Depot, Miners ant
IT1 Transportation. Hay, Coal and Stock
Portable Platform, Dormant Hoppe
Scales for Grain, and all the varie
ties of Counter Scales.
I k.Ss:@. For sale ty
GEO w PIERCE, Agent,
- West side of Court House Square.
noY26-lye
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
Schutt,s Custom Mills,

Sonth- Vest Corner Of tie hydraulic Hisin,
RE now in complete and perfect order for grinding
~ Wheat Corn, and Buckvhsat, in = isfactory
and with despatch. -.re-
FLOUR MEAL, AND FEED, CEa 2
Constantly on hand cheap for cash. Goods deli
,ere in the city and in South Ottawa free Of Charge
uov1 Ply n. FLEMING.