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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

,,ouR,u,E MuRpER--4 Master Allied and Burn
Ell M bis Siures.-Wo learn that on Monday last
DR. Wx. CnoxroN, highly intelligent citizen Of
Esse. county, had occasion to correct II servant
woman Tor some offence, but did so in mild and
rontls manner This fact enraged negro nlaa.
tsh yowed to have revenge but ut the time gave
his master no intimation of his intention On
wednesday last, whilst one Of the servants was
engaged in grinding cutting knife, DIR. Crox;on
walked 70 wnere he was and whilst looking on,
without su.pect,ng danger, another servant step
ned behind him, gave him n violent blow upon tho
back of the head which telled him to the ground,
urd then dispatched him. The Two theu dragged
him behind the barn, and kindlng fire placed
his body on it aud burned 1t cut the skirts oil
the snddle upon his riding-horse and then turn
cd the horse loose, expecting tn create the I'M
preston that ho had been attacked on the road atd
murdered. When the Doctor was nissin-, his
friends instituted search for him, and in the pile
of ashes near the barn discovered two or three Of
his fingers and portion of one of his feet The
murder has caused great excitement IN the neigh
burhood in which it was Committed Richmom
Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

10. for The rstsnserios and s1H cent? n Tor hs s1S
Inca OF Ms orerd nnep-form or weekly ann hen "
tntipaance un'es. M each insertion 1.-THE num-
nss square WIN .sfSed MSsh Will be pubhshed
~ Of ,, ,nssi, oaa and saarged accordingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

I'--I'TI, NinH 7. n, ~ :" IIln u
.s#faN v # II l',Ir h,ut al It F.. u.tl,ur
,"r i5Ht -, it# la,rat, ~na,l ne from tar -'asr Last
,'H ,ot la .Uiou ol. Wisl, IL, trri
rtt,r " I ft1'H llls IN ih ~l aud u,st. be-
~ t'tH=t 0. 'az Hal m' Hcnl- taniA tll Ht HAT
i# d. 81 'u- fizts,1 hrat 81 Nt-ia Bai-,u Il VIA
tt,rrt. al nr'asA t,n' lar bottle. lhccn produced
~ l"l i HuuJuH 81. lAss IAN, one ii lie m'i respect
ntlr ii l. l. VII" Il previously told M tt~l
hup,l tf, 10. Hll informed ldm What hul ttkrn. lie
oNuU., Ia Nnau. aud i'z, N, ' c5nlna, Uu ct w.
sur,. Nm p. INV continued 10 improve t.it md the
Hu.. ~ % NiHs Ind q, ,nuIe NJ, told u,.. la Il sfHc'
tlttl Husif to' lno u@i! !,1rs. E,-p,liudN.
MAtN EpNI.
N,raar. .rl.. tiff Ia lle Truth If Ia, riti,u
~. ,..a .4,.t,p. t.'.ttu inmate 81 n,n tatu5s
WILLIAM NlSNlG=r.
NAEllA ulSNtlT.
5, g.nHneo uTta ~ E.url t. III li- al, til VrariHr.
lr lfs8 H. S. ". tnh Ina 90, IlsN, nu. Iar sar hN
NihUp t.f''lr& L., nui John II. r,an, Iluel.hlri +.
r-at nit,H IL; and h, all DRUGGISTS and d,slrr7 IN
ID 5H,Hi. tst fiss sly aud country. - In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

@a.- dAin 4,
SEE advertisement OF Mr.. II. Edwards, VINO has
removed his Rife and Pistol Gallery to 100 Main
street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TELEaRAruED ron THE 'LYScnnuEu vfRaIxiAs
Four Days Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the Steamer City of Baltimore

New YORK. February 4-The steamer City of
Baltimore, with Liverpool dates tthe 18th Of jan
uary, has arrived.
The Emperor Napoleon hal requested Lord
c wiley to inform England that he should stand
on the Villa Franco basis in regard To Italy.
Napoleon had issued ni.e,tn ordcrin. the
free Importation uf cotton and WOOL aud t reiuc-
ton of the duties on Coffee and Sugar.
The Pope refuses to cole his reoclious proyin.
ces.
Belgium joins the China expedition.
COMMERCIAL.
liverpool Naturalization had advanced an
eight. and sales closed steahv. Blcaistuffs ha
an advancing tendency Provisions were quiet,
prices unchanged. Consuls were quoted ut 95! to
95i. Bank rates had advanced three Confines
Markets.
New YORK. February 4.-Cottor finn, with m
advancing tendency: Uplauds III. Flnur,
Wheat and Corn firm. Pork dull New Mess
Sl9.l2; Old Prime y to l24 New Sl4.25 to
Sl4.37
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NEGROES WANTED.
4 lard.

4 Gard. !
assocating sclf with Messrs COLEMAN CRAWFORD.
will thanks my friends who have literally
encouraged for the past aud respectfully solicit
tinuahce Of their favor Tor the Arm.
feb 2 i'm VAN TALIAFERRO.
- FOR SALE--A LOT the College. containing Two
Hi and having good HOUSE, STABLE two Wells,
aud all fixtures Brick Yard complete. Terms LIBERAL
Apply 10 A. b. KucKER, No. 1873, Main Street, Lynchburg.
feb 2dAclm
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SPECIAL MOTTO f.>~.

= ~ 11uNE MANGfACIIEF.
- : HOVE MANUFACTURE.
HOME MANUFACTURES
IMPLIES lNFAlIIBLE RAklNG POWDER
sfMPif's lNFALLlRLE BAKING POWDER.
Samples fNFALLlBiE BAKING POWDER.
TIL, BEsf ~ USE.
TIL NIL ~ Use.
/ liz BI>f y t-~E,
For sale by all DRUGGISTS An GlocfRS,
PR sale hy all DRUGGISTS AND GEutERS.
iur safe Is, a pkt GUSTS ANp Gliot Eis.
jan Is atcis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, 3lst instant by Rev. l.. s
Reed, JAMES l.. X. ATKINS, Esq. Editor If the
" Bedford Sentinel" and Miss ELIZA Ann, dansh-
ter Of the late Culeb a. Ferguson, Esq.-all vi
Liberty.
II happens but seldom that Editors life
Is eleered by tire smiles uf a kind, loving wife;
But in this instance the boon has been given,
We accept 1.-THE Richest and best gift of heaven
ATKINS.
On the Goth instant by Rev. A. Eubank, Hen
RY B. CHEEK and Miss AMARILLA j. MAYHEM all
of Bedford
On the 18th ultimo, by Elder E. G. WingfeI
Mr. FRANKLIN POWELL and Miss JANE W. TnoM-
AS, of Albemaile county.
Gu the Goth ultimo, in Nelson county, by Elder
T. n. johnson, Mr.. ROBERT w. WILBouRNE and
Miss BETTE }. Hill, daughter OF MIR. Charles
Hill, deceased.
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More Testimony from the Clergy.

More Testimony from The Clergy.
n - IT, crrA,s tia, have used Fer, pi~- N,seia
tl-e& hl" Pain kiir with great 1T cholera
niuutf. aoNd omllHht bronchitis. coughs, Colds
and WI yt fulN recommend Valuable family
mel. ..nt. EfN. JAMES 4. EnpNIH.
At-s T. lti, y Son-ncar Sir~, Having Witnessed the
ht,. A"ur inn Killer cHl nNs'u
1t, ap asfra -oritus within ia T.
% boa. trrncc Ia The suIcftni Wfrlt moot
,f,, IA recommend IL. IA such Ia, si, un
tn u'. .unll u is' sal ard
rsf,' . Er,. EnW AEp X. rl,f1lr.
ti' lilo N hs,n tr several Years med pWis'sA rEv
tit t#a kH,t hHtt, Ia several ii p,'-, Glt
WINCH recommended, and Ind Il VIZ usehh trn, med.
1eH. Etv. \ BRONSON, I.ut Ht,tR,
- sHl1 - an druggists llan Ia.im.
n lt undersigned viii rr,pntc ntr,-, tnSpn,,r-,
49, MI. ~, ni'"a saol nnrr.
s-Ir WI u BRANCH
= s;s~I an 4 candidate for the Office OF City
N -. srlt1 u,t al tie gu iug election IN SlrL
iu IS tdr GGpI'itE 4. NiIliAM&
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n otiee 10 lhyeiciana and the Fublic

= - Al1cock~ Porous rLNsrEEs. mo
49, AfA~-"E ALTO, X ~ 60, No. ~ tarE st,N'w
Aor., -ild &aA l,S.tpn,mcn lately suffered s.,et.I
Ntsics back, otegsiencd h, suddenly
fihr Ill Having heard lla>icrs much recommend
81 fur 1T hi- kn procured one, aud the result nil
that could desire. \ single Ilasur cured me In Weat.
- nItsf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06


There ~ huiac equal in Tho ui laster in The Porous
fu,r of Mr. AIlCOtk. ENdaing Ia pleasant u"at Them.
HOY Tie Plaster OF The day, aud III nt 1T present
a., and art In Asthma. Cough Kidney
Auctions anu rra ,eer seated rnins the. alud .hfn,nt
rt; mi ef Ncl. hatk pains the side tshl. and spa>
mec pains lnorah, they unsurpassed tr he benefits
tn, aa IA, sitilns should examine this ut' which
Up,,-a afPrN cd Mhetc known rrcc, eacl> ruch. Pm.
.a Office ~ Canal street, New York. Sold h an rcsprca-
lie dealers ~ medicines. jan - imdAw
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.IHSt Received
E,uckWhcat!. BuckWheat

NN 7 have Iu7I TtffI uUUhr In n IriND IT EWTTFN
w FLOOR, put up III % n. sa- mud for -lr
ma,laug terms u SOLOMON & MUSSEE's.
I'll.
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NOTICE

M have this day associated with us In the snn hu
w sinrss Mr. tnts H. INrtI, aud the Will he
under the stale and firm Of 1lRFt ~ Co.
Jan. \, isGn j. II. X SAINT. TYRE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

r ... received large stock Of TABLE AND PocK1xt
w IcIrTiERY SCISSORS IN CASES, RAz0ke, Aps -
nortatiou 10 which the attention III hne+
keepers and Others. WILT, sVLtuts 49,.
Jan Cots - haA ~sS4esxx
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

As most OF our churches and Sunday
schools are busted in making preparations
for the Christmas festivities, it i, enough
TO provoke a smile to be asked, as we have
been By some apparently intelligent per
sons, what Christmas means. It's, in brief,
a festival observed by the church from the
time contrary 10 which the memory OF
man runneth not in honor OF the birth
Of Christ. A. the exact day Oh which the
Savior was born is unknown, the 18th OF
December was adopted by the church
probably because that day commenced tic
year II some Of the early calendars. In
deed, we are told by church. historians,
that in earlier times Christmas was one OF
the movable festivals and was often kept
1T different seasons Of the year, until IN
the 4th Century, the matter was investiga
ted, and. by general consent, il Wa deter
mined to fix the 18th Of December, as tie
| day for the fcstival
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

The cry for relief from Kansas contiu-
ucs urgent Ottawa has already sent over
$500 in cash, and some 10000 lbs. Of flour
meat, beans, &c. From most of the towns
in the country, contributions in cash and
produce have been sent. Yet every letter
acknowledging the..rsccipt Of these articles
urgently appeals for more.
We have before us 4 circular from Mr.
Army, of the Ter. Com, urging contribu-
tons to be sent either directly to Mr. Po-
MERCY, at Atchi-on or thro' +. y blake,
at Chicago.
1t will be seen by an advertisement in
our columns to day, that the = : Express
Company OF which J. II. Colyin IS agent
in this city, offer 70 carry all goods intend
ed for the relief of the Kansas sufferers,
to Kansas free OF charge.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
Council Proceedings.

Deccmb,r II, $3.50.
Regular meeting. Present Mayor Walker Aid.
Wade. Drew, Clancy, Patterson, MaierlIoier,
Smith. and richardson.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Petition of Michael Raab and }. b. iIamalle for
liquor license, presented.
On motion of Smith, PRAYER Of said petitions
granted, by said petitioners paving $50 for license
Clancy from finance committee, 10 whom was
referred the bill of VIM Cogswell Il Co., 1865,
reported the same as correct, and recommended
payment. Ordered paid.
Wade, from special committee, to whom was re-
ferred the matter In relation to the extension Of the
bridge across the hydraulic basin in La Sale street,
reported the following order in relation thereto,
which order, on his motion. was adopted:
O,,dsred, That the II hydraulic Company of Ott2-
wa be and it is hereby required TO extend the
bridge across the hydraulic basin, in La Sale
street the fall width Of the road way of said street
in a good and substantial manner; and also TO con-
struct good and sufficient sidewalk on each side
of said bridge, within thirty days from the publ
, cation Of this order
BILLS ORDERED PAID-Bl of Robert Wilson.
surveying extension of Lafayette street So 81 bill
OF Robert Wilson, city surveying. SO; bull OF =.
:. Ellsworth tending Madison street bridge, - !;
bill of Joseph Feuuc!, team labor, 0.50; bill OF
Edward Short. work on streets. 81; bill of Joseph
Fennell, team labor, $40; bill o Samuel patter-
son. repairing feeder bridge balance, $3.50; bill
of j. Clancy \ Co, lumber, $3l.lz; bill of David
T. Brush, services Ct. marshal to bee ], SIS 80.
Bin of c. W. Reynolds, repairing buggy, s4-z5,
presented.
On motion of Maicrhofer, laid on the table.
Bill Of William bsrnan, printing, bills Of e. G..
Miller John \. Shuler, and j. ID. 0lmstead, com
mi,siouers, presented and referred 10 finance com
Iniftec.
On motion Of Richardson,
OruereJ, That the street and alley committee be
instructed TO cause good and sufficient railing Ia
be constructed the north and east side of Court
uev and State streets, in south OTTAWA, a. 70
prevent teams going over the eInbankmcnt said
streets.
/ On motion Of Clancy,
OJ5,reI That the city clerk be authorized TO re-
ccive from Geo II. Norris Pine street sewer orders
in pavIEcHt OF his assessment for the extension ui
Norris street. the same a. heretofore rendered 10
the city clerk.
On motion Of Drew.
O.r,-oi, That the city attorney be instructed 20
/ dispose % any certificates of assessment sales he
NAV hold for the cirv. at their face, and receive
therefor any Indebtedness OF the city, aud where
hc NAV have disposed Of any Of said certificates
and received J. per cent interest ou tAc same lie
is hereby required to allow to parties having Pad
said interest, the amount so paid on he purchase
. Of other certificates.
ON motion OF Glance,
cra.ret. That the sum Of scycuty-.ivC dollars !,
allowed aud paid u Samuel Patterson, for service:
on streets prior to the appointment Of the street
supervisor, and since bis discharge.
Adjourned 70 ~th January, 81.
.. LEANENS, L'fy f',sl.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

&c HEADACHE is the favorite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state OF the brain, and viewed in this light it may be
looked IA guard intended give notice of d
which might otherwise escape attention, till too
late he remedied and its indications should never
be neglected Headaches may he classified under two
names, viz: SymptOmatc and Idopathic. symphonic
tic Headache is exceedingly common, and is the
of "a great variety of diseases, among which are
Apopexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and all brile diseases
In form it Is sympathetic OF disease OF the
stomach constituting SICK hedddce of hep ttic disease
constituting bj{oHs hedddche of worms constipation
other disorders of the bowels well renal and
uterine affections. Diseases of the heart fire.
quently attended with headaches An;emia and petho
also affections which frequently occasion head
ache. Idopathc Headache Is also very common being
usually distinguished by the name of heycORs hedd-
ache, sometimes coming suddenly in state of appa
renty sound health and prosrating at once the mental
and steal energies and in other instances it comes
slowly, Leraded by depression ofsrts or acerbity
of temper. In the pain is in the front
of the head both and sometimes pro-
yokng vomiting under this class may also be named
Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class OF Headache the
Cephalic Pill lave been iound sure and safe remedy,
rclicv pains in lew minutes, and by
subtle pow Graduating the diseases Of which
Headache is the unerring index.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
To COMSuplnfIXeS.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by simple remedy after having suffer-
ed several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease Corsumptio-is anxaas to make knowi
to his fe!low-suiTerers the means OF cure.
To all who desire It, he viii send copy Of the pre-
scrpon used Gree o: CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will hni a
srRE CrEE for CoNSUH9TIuS, AsrrIa, BEcScHirS- &c
The only object Of tie advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription Is benefit the afflicted and spread infcrma
tion which he nceives lie invaluable, and lac hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy, it viii cost them
nothing, and may prove "a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription WI! please address
EEr. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc2G-1y WiIiamsIurEh. Kings County, New York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
orrAMA WuoLEsALE MARKET.

Our grain market continues measurably duh,
but must improve under stitching up of prices.
The news from the east show an advancing market
for breadstuiis, considerably Frightening the late
gloomy prospect.
Fio"r-Winter wheat, 81. .'a:i pr 100; sprung "
extra, S2.25a2. so; spring fine 200
Corn N.al-5pa7"c pr. 100.
H",ut-Winter 1J;l60c; spriug 65a1O.
Co,7i-New shelled, Bic ior COLDS ear &c so lbs
O'ft~-l7sc for 81 lbs.
HdTlcp- a30c FOR IS lbs
Hye-40c.
InHofhY .>eel-sl.G5.
I,otatoes-l5a20c. p. bush
EggS-i2c.
G0tter-l4-alGc
Cdif .RiHs--7c
dressed iE,,ls-t5 I5aj4j.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

WATTS OF South Ottawa, always Greats q
sensation wneu he brings poultry into mar
ket, and gets a cent or two pound more
than any body else. The reason is, that
his poultry is always plump and Fat, and
dressed in city style. 1t is poor economy
to starvc poultry intended for the market
lie brought in half u ton the other day,
and sold 1t ont at top prices, while nobody
would touch the blue, starved, frozen
looking things hanging up at the stalls at
any price
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
Two Lectures in One Evening

PROF CPsoN AND JoHN B. GoUGu
our lecture committee, in their anxiety
to procure the best talent for the winters
course in this city, got themselves into a
strait. They succeeded, week ago, IN
making an engagement with Professor
UPsoN of Hamilton College, to deliver the
opening lecture, on Wednesday evening
of next week, Dec 26 At the same time
they were in correspondence with JOHN s.
COUGH, and on Thursday had despatch
from him stating shat he would be able to
rive lecture at Ottawa on the 26th-the
day appointed for Professor Epson. They
tried to have him name another day, but
his answer was "the Doth or not at all. 10
So. after due deliberation, the committee
decided to engage him also. We shall
thus have lectures from two, about the
ab!est and most popular speakers in the
country on the same evening. The al
rangement is, to have Prof. Ursox's lecture
at the Court House at Is! O'Clock, and
JONI j. GorGH's at Plymouth Church at
about n before 5. The church will not
be.opened until the close of the lecture at
the Court House.
The Subject of Prof UrsoN viii be d" TIE
Poetry Of Lie" That of JoHS B. GorGH,
Temperance.
Admittance to each lecture - cts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

No Of the many ii's ne-h IS heir to- j. preva
lent, TO l:tlt understood, and SO much neglected
CO>tiyeness. Oitcu originating in carelcssnes=,
dentary habits II regarded slight disorder % too
little CCHst4 fence 10 excite anxiety, while IA reality u
j. the precursor and companion OF many Of the most
fatal and dangerous diseases, and unless carly erad
Gated il E bring tir sufferer 70 uuIimely grave
Among t- glitter evils Of which c0stiy@uess Is the su
al attendant are Headache Collie, rheumatism, Foul
Breath Plies and others OF Ike nature, while "A long
tTalu %! -a;i4l diseases such h4lt.n FrVsrs
Ah-cyszrs y-rutyry- DiaEThCua, Dyspepsia. APOpegy,
Epilepsy, P-rly ~ II steria HyPpCI5Hrasss, hslau-
CUy aud Insanity fret indicate their presence IN the
system by tbs alarming symptom. Not uIfTcq gsutis
t diseases named originate n Constipation bat t.
independent existence ai-ss the Orasti-
Gated Ia early stage. Prom AL these consider
follows that te disorder should receive iuinedate
tentou whenever il occurs and person sh"9d neg
lect get o! C,phalic Pills the first appear
auce complaint, theg timely viii cxpe the
insIjuous approaches q disease aud destroy this dan
-crgu. Toe u human Life.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

"N>iiiA' JAMES ADAR success in his educational eff.
us VIC nope nus Improvement in DRAINING MACHINES
WIN We justly appreciated His draining p!ow received
the first premium the Illinois STATE pai ,tis cu
over four Others and from the certificates of ror
dozen of d snter sted persons in this count, wbo
have made and had made over eleven thousand rod.
Of dram with several machines, as well az from o
OWE personal knowledge In the case we believe drain,
ing done with his machine, is wor; h. PERHAPS t,ie. =,
much as that done by any other machine.
Whatever money may he realized from it. we are
persuaded, will be appropriated to good H.e-Men-
"ota oDSeTe"r dec22-Gm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
Ottaha free GRADER
LOCAL. MATTERS
Bank Meeting.
TINS EVENING.

4 movement, commenced IN ChicaSo'
having for its object the eliciting from the
people of such an expression in reference
to our banks as will induce the Legisia-
t,,re at its next session to take efficient
steps to give us better currency, Is pro-
posed to be seconded in this city by a
nublic meeting to be held at the Court
Uouse-THIs EVENING. The call Is second
ed by all our leading business men. Let
there be large turn OUT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
Gnscial 4 oticfs.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES
tsHVS--s

tskSY ANS
L u /. NJ 0 MIC w y l. T. Il >
TnrO Original Medicine Established in 1877 and FIRST az
tcle OF the kind introduced under the name o.
"FrLTuNEC TsFEUs = in this any othrr country
all other FuIIrcnic Waters ccunterclt> The gen
uine can be known by the BRYAN being stamp
ed on each WAFER.
BRyAy's PULMoNIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Gods, Sore Throat, Hoarsehcss'
nsr,x'S PULMoyIc WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing
REYAx's PrIvOSc WAFEES
Relieve spIttIr- o Blood, Pains in the Chest
BErAN's PuINoSIc WATERS
Relieve InciIent Consumption, Lung Dis ases
Ery,S's PvINoxIC wAFERs
Relieve Irritation o! the Uvua and Tcnsiis
DEYAx's PuLMoNIc wAFsES
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BErAx's PCINoNic WATERS
Are Blessing all Classes and Constitutions
BRYAx's PuIIoyIc WAFEEs
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
ERYAS's PVIMoSIC W,FEKs
Are in ejmpl. form and pleasant to the 'IS'e'
BEYAx's prfMoSIc WATERS
Not cIIy relieve, bat effect rapid and lasting cures
BRYtN's PrLuoNIC WAFERS
Are warranted =, give satisfaction to every one.
No family should bs without box oil
BRYsX'S PTINONIc " AFEIIS
in the house
No traveller should he witl,u 4 supply of
BRYAN'S PTI.HoNIc IFERS
in his pocket.
Nonersor VIII ever object to give for
BErAS's PULuoSIC WATERS
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y
Sold by E. GRIGGS, Ottawa, and all good Dru:
eists- poyiI-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l 1860.
The report from New York last evening caused
evening caused a iirmcr feeling in the market and
wheat opened at an advance OF lc. on Yesterday.
Flour 0Oa5.25 spring.
Wheat-Sacs No. > spring sc, No. 7oaS2c.
Choice Northwest Soc.
Comm bags 29c, mixed in store 29c.
Cots Ill bags l9c.
Hides green 4c., dry l2c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

PicTUEEs FOR CHIusTMAsi- There can be
no present more appropriate for Christmas
than It handsome picture, and Porter IS
prepared TO furnish them in style emf
nently worthy OF the occasion. He Is
always at home at his gallery in Nattiu-
gers block
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

BEIDUET.-Nissus wants you 10 send her box OF Ce-
pha!ic Glue, no, bottle OF Prepared Pnls,-but I'm
thinking that's Eut just it nathcr but perhaps yen be
aiiher moving what it j.. Ie she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache, and more OF
that rclsiyeI her before.
D9Uygfsf.-Iuu must mean SPaldinr's ccplalic Pills.
Ertdgrt.-Ocli 81. : NOW and you've sed il, here's
the qaarLer and xiv this Pills ana don't be all day
about il either.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22

NEATHER,-The mild, rainy, thawy we.-
! Their Of the or 10 days preceding Thurs
day have been succeeded by a freeze up
and q heavy snow storm. Some 5 inches
of snow fell yesterday and the night be-
fore, giving us excellent sleghine.