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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
SaS.Oie9'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR.

NEiEH DEbliiTATF-
1T il cor7p0UBjed eJ'g-iV t,0ll Ersrs and ia. b.
4 established fact, Standard Medic L.,
known and approved 10y al! t.at have .sel IT, and
is now resoTt-d to WIKI cHlfIeu ia III the DIS
eases for which it j. rsr- =. o'ur4rldci.
II has cured thous auIs " thin the Ias, two - a-s
VII had given up all hop : 'af relief the u4urou.
unsolicited certificates . my possession show
The dose be aiaf- " ted tn. TEMPORAL lert
the individual taking - and used ia sGc qaan;if
ties t. act gently the Eowr:s
Let the dictates your - Judgment .ui. Won IN the
Of the LIVER INvIE- - ORATOR. and II wi! cure
Liver t1tnPaini-- liicu- ATTACKS, Dys Sia. Caro-
mic Darrhrra, Slru;'r - complaint. Dys,utcry.
Dropsy, Sour stomach, y NIhiigal CostNcH-ss Co
lie Cholera, Cholera Mo- - bus, Cholera Iut5utuiI.
FlaiuleACe, Jaandce. Fe-. ,..Ial> Weaknesses. aud
may be used essiIily = as Ordinary F.mily
Medicine. It will :: <.SN HEADACHE. as
thousands testify ia twenty minutes, IL two
three teasy>onflis ken At common cement OF
attact.
Al who use It are giving ;leir testimony IN it,
faTor.
Mix water IN tie mouth =.t,i tie INyIGoR iTO.,
and swallow both together.
sE- Price One yo...rf per !. .t'r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
PRAISE Is sUPERFIUOI.

ITS ST PREMACY Is ESTABLISH
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
Eon.ExplOSiye Find

T EMEMBER thatE. Y. GRIGGs has the only genuine
N Non Explosive Fluid sold in Otawaai others are
only imita tions. oc29
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-17
Special n otiers.

q the present have acquired their great popularity
only through years of trial Unbounded satisfaction
is rendered by them in all cases.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-25
A#A QxSet1t= 1ltto &tqnpr=SSn Sn,tSluna
%5ssZ ppn 3. E. UT,MAN.

kSsl4O Observation-Disclosures
H 9xSet1t= 1sttO 0tamor=SSnuNluno
ZazN B. E. ULMAN,
So: 5 9fprbs@aYfraBe, Baltimore:
1857 unS 1858 mar iowOtl in a9atd uo 0uaiit etr 9-
1T es mir mB9 isbr quite gSaare 6u e4r nebr9e rei u
taAn.
eaIpHe bem SAB 60 @oG s As @t8. c @alone; 80 ab
6.gBse gu IS GtS Die @ocne, ben aB 60 gapnen
81 - 200 200 sirten 8cib- -g8eine bas 0usenb gu 81.
100 100 st"is' ssriae 8 ss,4, suuS 9.
zoe. &6iieai Daar9ealr 30 5,
SO WG'9eau 8efcn DO 6,
SO ~ @bateau Ia Strange 30 10,
So eic Galone
100 silfen atarcO6rlnsr ser gu 81 eas Guss,O.
100 NierenIteincr Ser gu $4X be.
200 Sp6beinler, @aden9etmer unb Qnbere.
100 Sab Yor gSenc (Sentatirr) SO Cts bic @aupne
20 20 b. b. g. bs snraanSsr Sp6aanien q Z b. b.
rs ba te;ns oaSertejene gcrtrsins 81 1K6 re eallOa
50 Gt8. biS So bic Slal1e
grObe au8pa1t in Dtala9a WaOeira, aerss uno 0susca
$50 aSrbe 9bamposner, earantirt a6t.
TransSlden lancnet ,u $40 per Ousene, 81 bic aie.
so Riiten 6d0ten Quo DC Wcntebelo.
a Bon mir elbi Ot3fd9 8ubertet uno rei ouen 8ab-
lNben cSn9rebiensen offerire 9 fclgenoe strtitel:
Snmapn iranSDI6em 8ranntpeiu 25 @t8. bic SaIGe
nnb rrn DO Gt8 bis 81 eie @alpne.
sS &: st nS osn IS Ss bs $2H se saot.
alter reiner &o99eu ne uno @erten S9nopp8 rs
Cts. t8 81 bic 6aide uns bon 40 @ts bs $22 bic @aG.
Sailaiea= Stun; S1pttfen @erin SdnoppS (ScotId
gQbiSfcp Batavia rra 8erncr Dpppeltimnef, 6eut6e8
r6 boOdncIheS 6rauter= Bitter, g8ein= gcr e Sdpei
aer Wlaoet- Bitter sniee=, Nclen-, @anile-, Wanbel-,
BIeernnse-, Ntarasdino-G GortialS, Nbpnb, Girpiao,
Stbee.. 8rpmbeer- gSctiriten-, Sngpcr, Wdntufcp-,
Qaccnoel, YiqueIae &c. &c.
Gues gu 9abelt Bel .. j. Hlman.
SEQ. Mprb -@5antraBe.
re- Bon alien bieIen I5aaren Saratirc i'd bic 0uaI6t iS
nebme CIde, wsnu ndt berebiseno Slrid.
y. s. ulman,
emporium lnb DeIhllateur
SEQ. 81. sganltr.
Suni21, ii britk 9bire bon galmcreitrabe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-25

uul pe,lttpeh Steue, Dpn peber Napplecn
gtulf yfa0mltta9 um bier llbr Die Seblactt
aOstlWanst ! unO ftd Den Sie9 3u9e1briebcll
pal, % ltsDen jeBt 9LGeaps neun llbr rie beis
ofn OelcDerrn WelIn9tcu uno Slider @je
lIeDeh oa 0ano IN 0ano uno Ibouen einone
oet an NIT tnni9en, freurioen Bhfen unp
Sfeef oe9lllfpttnldt cen @lnoern ~ BEN,
pesthh9en grfol9 reS blut9en Ga9eperfs,
lilO Seoer l9reibt Dem 9lnrem oas Ser
0'enlI Su, oea Sie9 bertcieefli0rt III babea.
AOfr &c mar jegt fetne ;3eit Ianae N roe
tfn unc Slt ipreAen, cas- 9Serf mute oon:
aoueneet meroen. 90
. So meroe in 8Onaparte's qeltrioem
gta@tquartier idafsn, laote geeOinotpn I'D,
mlt treunrltdem OruB Ypn 8Ild,er serobs
lAieDenp. '''"0>
Aber ta weroe 8cnaparte aus leinem
peutt9tn Nadtquattier Detjaoen rief yliiher
mt M tlDnent AufbliBen lener 9luoen ih
uVetllf1nle ole VerfpI9un9 ccS 15einces. .
ltho Dalo leBt ert6nte GronlmeIwirbcl unp
Grpnlpetenibmetterl uno unler loutem s,mr.
fa1ru1ell 1eBten iiU Die preuBen in 8emte
9ul'9 lno fol9tn Dem 6eino, Ger in wilcelfer
uhoFonur9. i'm furhtbaren Durtbeinanper
itila0erlplrrt ppr S1rcG unp GntIekcn ouf
Der SterltraBe Don @enappe oabin(liir,te
Vfliteil unter ibnen rtt Napoleon umofz
esH t SoIl lpenl9en 0ereuel1 auf ielnem perffs
l9en Stbimmel oabin, unD pie alibtiorn
SSplcaten, Die an ibm Ooriiberltrmten nno
ltn teim Dellen St1t ce6 Wonces erfonnte,,
5el8ten lbn itb untertinanoer uuo fluileIten
legt oa, Der &alIer @r 1T niAt toet! @r
lebt nod
Sa, CT lebt nod, ater feline Seele 1T oee
oeu9t bis sum Icpe unO Der Wfutb leiats
QeBen8 1T 9ftroNen! @r reitet pobin
ltDwel9eno, rc9un9oIps; ilnmer peiter, meiter
gaoll9, III elllem 0auIe umpeit Gbarlerpi,
plll er etnen Wcment ruben, nad pieruno.
St9ltltnct9em 6aiten cttpn8 9fabruuo N
ltdl nebnlen, neil Sertrano uao 6jouroouo
lDn parum 9e6etfn baten.
Gr ltsi9t pom pFrrc, uno trilt in tas
Qau5 eln, 100 er iein 9fatbtquar;ier nebmeu
NIL. SOr Dem 9aule balten, umrinot ppn
Semafneten BE Saga8ee@aael unp Der
Jteilewa9en pe5 Gailers.
A0er BAT SliiAer ni6t su ltincn grucer
setllln9tpn 9ea9t er ipclIe pen 8Ouapare
aus lelnem geutisen 9fadquarlier yertreiben?
Slt9er balt 99prl Da fcmmt er lcbou
raDtr9ebrault init leinen prtuGcn, "a ltirst
sr MT lDnft bfran, 9lup jubslup perfen feb
ete Srte9er auI Die Ba9en, auf Die Sieoe6s
teute.
(6prtletutg fpl]t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-25
Wtndlttt ffpIaenbt8 bel 2eitel.,

Der llneIIdIie weI9er it cbsen nebeH bbaet tn hh6f
Ine an eieu erfabren gr1t enbe bur pelen At ntt nnr
Don Ieine gmersen befre miro cuben bnielbeA aud btd
bo eneu Rrontn iebr bi9e &n9 81 piaen, Ddbrenb
sr in ben Tden mo- bic Srutpo1e @ etDaS in ooS Spt
eiuoe,r,e peer bic Rranbe meier @ seSren bat 5u Ell
nsr melt artseen &edng beretat tit. Beren9un9n coer
@StrcileS" perben nad eer brn VT. ). Smtb a9e
f1beneu Bebanhunesmsie TT men9en Ga9en ctne Smer3en
a6cr Sncpnpentn fn ben Baetten ebeH SnsIei6 sdran
hit Dr. g. g. @met, bab sein Gnt,tnenne eer ruebra+ H. 1.
@ ais ~ures- btbenbelt wcrbeR wcbr9 70 OFT @baratane
Bic tro,riaften IcIsen berbehbreR.
Sunae Seris uib ale. heie ntnaIer S@Hdde Ieiben
Ioten f& Bel 3eten meben pceur@ e sn 9uer ne erobe
ilntpIten eiparen.
ten arESere Berbmbe aS 9enb n anberer A5t tn Gneca
obt Ser Gpnftucn itre iiprnnse Kraft iebe acem
1Fade nn6 nliIhe Ni anmtnhd. Seue Tebt;iu LIT et bon
Reir unb alien mrraIGen Gien, In einr beauem h&ten
Wo ,uberc.et Mnt tann i'm ga rb qrpatbaue eber n eer
,e nnbenerh unb cbne @tSrus IN gehdften 3u rernria
aenpnleu perbe E befse GtslntunS etn8erten if
nirb cine ginf&rautrns ber 9ebenspeie notbwetbg.
Mud ben Rranfbeen beS weben 8eidledn bat Dr. ), B
mib Ie Steibe abren ene teionoere NmantteH
apibet u,b eeriprit allen 2ebensen cine beiIenbe gnr
o. e. g. Smitb's Yripeudbe fit iSranen ann n'Sn an cb
aen gldte erba Dit Deebi3n TIT gut nub nrce ntnHAb
abren dserc1bnti9 bel hono qsbraut. - rciS s5. er
loren re bon Baltimore tTcrHt poh1e nnen mad genau
anaabe Der Spu,erne Or :. y. Smb IN portoen grtefea
toursn ub et Mebis had hgenb etne Tbele ees SaHees
eehidt erbaIten.
au anfrug,n bben 1reng priSat. Sa Der Office Fab ts
paroe Gunner S,r GtspDiitcn ber Yetienteit.
SfTeM bon llbr Aior9ens Bis llbr &bcnbS.
ar. 8. q, GHifb,
tas0.s Wc. IL Shh-Srebef6sr. SaiHnisrs-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-25
@etfi0

Dte fhrsdiGe gDrfunsen tts Gaers nS itsr III frdteu
Weru he's @epa6s @erwtrruns Der 96ern enrifbett be
gsftsratts bois NbnnEesn Abnesune DOT err Gelfalft
&c. fne eniee Der lhttmmeu Jrlgen.
aaurnhe gerpen ebsn Mlters 5nnsn est tsartteen
aus weer uriae pre Gunbbe abnmmt fe TIRE Rraft ser
lsre hpdG ba nerD6s unh abOsebrt wrhen inhem t en
esuttam &rietnune be Ausen ben 5uEtn anb bte MS
iet&en Der MNssebruns baben.
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Sunee 9Dl1nner,

cenferS mcbe bic Gpfer SeDstmen 2dfrS SCrben HAT
ie lbrlth C utels Gducup tn etn Su rts @ab ebt re@
rurt TIRE rhabeuen 5aIeute tutpdeen @cdnbstrdft
m Gem Osnn her 1retdmfGtt ben Senat beeetrt unh be
tesr tidEbernbs lrnt tntpft baben wlrbtn mSsen @ mt
cpuem Oerrduew udben
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-25
Qr. e9Ol)nItolt,
Der elnalae 9lrat, lpelher anaetat.
{&idbltrt rpr 0d]tietu Sdbreri.) J

{Stobltr Dor attsetu Sahren)
Gr bat has fert ntriiamit nnt bette gttteI tn aDt
@fsrn nnfrebrt1iGe Sddmen rgiesunsn tgr 56mrtsa
yeaeen geren urtnblS 1sruhes hss
oadatiten 0dft les NerpenretBes er Rcp @uree afen-
cer paa rdnft nnh Gaer iener c6en uebfl be een
stttnen @swcbnbeeh Der Snsenb re&s btn Sprn 8fdbr
ntG sette setrtlt trr sdnjubAen
prfnAnsrn veruhtn S&wa4 Ger aCntutDn berursbrneen
W Sbs nno0t MAIDEN unb ulest ssa 96rprr uns SsHu jer
loren.
5unse Wdnner,
occntera mb bic SeDstmen Gafrs stwUrbeu fab
de lbrta u Gauicnbe tn etn su rntes Grab reb el@t
MFa ,eFt srhlbntn SdeHts une eutDdslttn
teter tedEbernbs Iput tnpft baben plrben m5een @ NIT
cpuem VertTduefU udhtn.
Serbeiratbete perlpnen,
her sei6e wcibs TO erberutbsn bsnbfGeen unb & pts
taet stwdt rSer nts anDren 9nDerntes bewuBt ab uG
ten unrerJn3ltd Dr. JebnlDu Su Rotbs 5teben
aus 9teernns 1esn ee &bs ptsbe ohe scts 8ertHtun9
Jtt!tattI 's' NsFpsn 8rn nan 5twd&s Otsr Gr46ptns
I'D Ger Sttdneluus Gnf &nrUrgs Dr. UbnfDn untersbt
anH bm ale ensm Ibrsumdnne Cbue Gurat & dn4frrawe
unr ju9eTltt du letu drStde @ciGflt4tett perIGAn.
Or9ontlcbe SAwa6e
enpsrl8lit ssas pOae r0t berseeeat 0tes
atfaIt eeen welts tas Gebtn ssnp bic Gte aG
pn'en tdft Gnmeg mnbt tt OTt bds 2pps Dere be tt-tn
ts'tsnidten unbeOnnen frDtnen. Suns 9eute nb Su e
u@tn obsti s aud saT strttuen SsSsrsiases @ sthn I'm
pdrn Stein uni annere uraden eutasben aun 70 tf fe tS
29er dtfr ma es lauenn BAT bic Rra Der @rteueus ebr
1aen Urirren mrh bic @ betnien eafern ereebea ais
Aefn ett "a ree snp Nugenem rernen ourh rnbcn @e-
aug Gle SetaHn8s g0ereHSs Se&pa6t ub bic pbpGaen unb
leillBen Rrlfte perndet @
GHrn uut Geper wen oft n t urfdGt Der Rranbett If
Rper TBn9e lpe Oft retben lie bte Qeben onbe.
rdden su bur bic Gppbnbet SeGsmen 2aers eut-
fanten iinh
Eg Office: $40. 7 <GreoertdRra6e,
lieben 2biren BON 8alttmpreltr., Eltlt9e Sette,
Dix Stufen binauf.
Dian merle d @antn unb 9duSnummer benn unriHense uat
trajerlhe 9Gdmder purdrebene 9erenp SuafIdter.
SbubFide Stfpder StrdBnrent8er QdmpenpuSer tc.
Genea h e9elmdBte Acr;e unb lduern GneeCeen Dr.
SctulenS 5uf Ter Jlabe
NS. Nas Srtet mudtu etnsn ppa- Stamp enttalten.
Cine 9ttlan9 in2 SaSen 5u9elt9ert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-25
Or. Splnitull.

9fee te$ tSnt9ideu grueStums Duntdrjte tn 1pnbpn
oF1cRtste ete eer eren mepttnn Gpneeen Der
ten Der ecn g6Rcn lte nFs 2ebers In Oipttdlern BON
Sehren gdrs phtaeepbta ub anbreu Stdrn juebra bat
ngs rer pnuecrtdr pelungen Dbueet rpn benen bic Sc
dt eet Wieen mets uSalItee 9eiDenhe bic an Sbrsnfau
len Ntrrptat une dnreren 8rdntbeen Itten rde l. g. aud
then tt JrBu Glenteitteu 10, SurSen aueenbltd8 se-
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g. JreD, SEQ. 81 NDrO=@apltrabe,
a Qehrer Der elfnliiche1t GSnrnd,e

Te9rer Der ell9ll10eH Sprdde,
erbe Gage pe Qben6S nett u6 bat etS MbenbflalIen
in ,ots Ssrrcn, welde bic c9he @pra&s agf cine lei
g8eile 9rlne rnen wp0e enen t6nnen. ueberlebun0en
aus Der oebn in Die en9IIc Sprae ipipe Der n9llen
in Die beIde werben rtis neI uo buis bcor9t ebeno a
antern ihrif6en Nrbeiten in be6en Spran, lrnie @re
gOunta8ten Quad Deul9tano), @pntrat taubre (deeds)
Ran6perl9reibun9en (nortgages) @Cnitutlcnen,c.
(Yls20, ,3nlt) -
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Nunlutcr 80.
2saltinlore=2rcf=! =!SoOlpital.

0'e8riinpet Sar llnterprGdung Der Quddlalberei.
Der einSige DIaB, po cine 6etlum9 erlannt
perpen farm.
Vtnperun9 tn feds Stunbe,t.
5fein Suetlilber, pds elere @elMnpbett ncle
LENDS rutntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-25
&tterarifAe Mnseiae.

Spepen erlteint cine blllBe 9lusgote bon
9umb lot' 8rtefe an 8arubagen on Gn1e
wesS g9 99enwdrt9 10 9rcbeS ufeben ere9 nlo in Oeu
LAMB bereitS III trScr 3t Aua9en rbt Bat I'm bieIeS
nereante Bud s6ermann 5n9dn9i9 MAIDEN 1T Der pS au
nn oo u.s. 1e9eleu lno tann aud in 3eeu9en Is @ts.
beSc9en weroen.
M5erer mpfebt Der llner5einee Die pcbn in Berlin r6e
nenae AuS9abe Der amerttanifden u &Omane BON Ottp
&uppns wel6e IN turSen 3wil9enrdunen icl5at werpen
Seoer Npnian ppultanbt9 in erem 8anee tcet 81 Cts.
8prr6tbt9 Iie9t beretS
DaS g ermd If tniB be 8 YebGar8.
{. Qp24s 8. st. Gdmibf 55 Ncrtb- -@jaoIr
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0Cld)Gfts= =8erlealtlto.

Die Mpobete Ga8pari 90. lit bonn beioen Gaze an
bon go. 742 8ets Saltnorr na Der @de ben 0eIt Sai
6 Gaborntr See0t mplel6 mir uS eine secbrte
Publitnm bel pprOmmenoen @ele0nbsn betens empfl9e
baIten.
Np17, Int Ga8part Co.
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G;ruceries, SSci,tc, 2tq6rs ,c.

0tit Oen Sdtffe 6erbinaltb entpfn5en
SO 5nB arOBe beHabe 3wetIdDct,
SO Reg Rerl9erite.
100 9nbel gelbe @rbien,
100 !. 0eipaltene @rtien,
200 Seq neie 0oubdrin9e,
so g5Dren 9irburser R6le,
10 RiiteI Shweiser.S6ie,
Ouic @reenccrn, Sarbepcn, yubeln, Cries, 5aso &c.
N6bef & 9SiIbeImN,
(Se14S) 379%8cIt- BaltlnrreItr.
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Yelonper9 an beahten !!

Or Sptnfpr btctet aru Deuen ne nlfe a rele E6 6ur
cte gebetf une unnatur G G6rper serh5renbe fur
lie Arbet Ds @eeaf&a unb bic Gte unfapts a&en6s Qar
eeIbratt babsn
Ser nh euiss Der truurseu unD basenswertn gpsu br
ruben @'srptnpsn ses 9afetsI pae TIM GRrfen ulb tn
Der Dtustetraft 5estpptn nerp6f unrube laeenidpdt
1nrrSnuns ser gsrDaaunssSrsaae aGsesne Guttratuno
Sanlppme Der SAminbANt :.
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&sgg.a@ @dEeAs13 se seAsgB@5A
ll10 faIbtonablcr GleiOerlaDet.

WN HHU IAIUtUIIHU@tt SttttUVIIHUtlIf
-NA g8eIt- prattltr. Nc. 35S Ii. $685.
Dteinn seebrten Snbt o Dem publfum mas5e i bierm
be 9rseise oas ID, 6os l9On e abrn oiSem ab eablir
ebdft benomnn babe uno bellnos Elm e6aseS gaor ppn
i6Se oO searteeten 9errcnteio neueler Taeon III een
bieten peen pprritbi9 baen aud Iolde auf Nefcamo
onfcrtscn pr6e. StoT fur nterSde ub Spien, &C. IN alei
Sorte uae gu alien Prlen Serner cine guspab Sc9enbrn
Stb6e &C., iSwie oae III bicie8 Sad idla9enoe Arttel
ar 9lae SeleIutsn Wercen prompt. baig nnb in firse
Srilt BON mir an9eiertSs peroen
(T1efI) g. g Rdtfer
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-09
A Sfuhhnrn LnrY.

The Portland Transcript tells good story Of
Col. Nj, living in Washington County,
Maine, who had a great aptitude for serving rs
a juror. When thus serving, he had a very
great anxiety that his opinion should be largely
consulted in making up verdict. Some years
ago, while upon case, after many hours trial
to agree, but failing, he marshaled the delin-
quent jury from the room TO their seats in the
Court, where the impatient crowd awaited the
result of the trial.
slave you agreed upon verdicti" inquired
the Clerk.
Col. M-arose, turned whitening glance
upon his brother jurors, and exclaimed:
"May it please the Court, we have not; I
have done the best could do, but here are ele-
ven of the most contrary devils ever had any
dealings WITH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-09
Watering Trees.

More trees are destroyed yearly than saved
BY injudicioas watering. Many persons pour
pailful after pailful around tho roots of newly
planted trees, during the early part Of the sea
son, their object being to assist the tree by sup
plying the moisture to force out its leaves and
10 vigorous growth. The result is, more often,
to create disease and rapid decay in the roots,
to drown the fbreS, and by keeping the ground
vet and cold, produce death. Better hoe around
the tree every other night, just at suDdOWn' and
let the watering alone. The former practice
will destroy the tree; the latter will save it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-09
HoWARp ASSOCIATION,
Ph,laislpSia.

10 HHt# PaAes
A BensuoIeat Instifstioa esfsbliske6 b. sPee.a'
EadSEnent, for the Relief Of tie Sick eHo
Distressed, afflicted rib ViyHtent ahd
Epidemic Diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in we.
i OF the awful destruction Of human me
caused BY Sexual diseases, several years .ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon 70 open
Dispenszry for the treatment OF this elass OF
diseases, in all their forms, and 70 giEe NEIL
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who Apply oy
letter, with description Of their condition Cage;
occupation, habits Of life, &c-,) and, IN cases o.
extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDCir6o
FREE OF CHARGE. 81 -,
The Directors Of the Association, in their
late Annual Report express the highest sans-
faction with the success which has attended tne
labors of their Surgeons in the cure OF Sperma'
torrhea, Seminal Weakness, Gonorh9a, Gleeti
Syphilis, the Vice of Onanism or Self Abuse!
Diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., ano
order continuance Of the sane plan for the
ensuing year. r..
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea, OF
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, Mas,
turbStion or Self-Abuse, and other diseases oil
the Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon
will be sent BY mail. Tin sealed enEelOPs) FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS Iol
postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J.SKIL,
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard
Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Phila
delphia, Penn. sept. l, 5S-Iy'
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asefld altb Curious.
Cnaee a, q Meutal stinulant.

Schiller. during bis hours Of compositisn' kept
at his side bottle of Champagne or Renish Wins'
or cup Of strong coffee. Horace Walpole
wrote usually from ten to two o'clock at night, al
ways having strong coffee BY him. Sir Will
liam Jones drank great deal Of coffee to
support him in his nocturnal studies Baron de
Grimm states that Voltaire, few days pfor to
his death, with his Characteristic activity and
enthusiasm attended the rehearsal Of the Aead-
envy, and insisted on the production Of q new
and important edition of their dictionary. To
this project many objectionc were started, which
be resolved to obviate 10 an elaborate discourse.
To strengthen himself for the task be swallow
ed prOdigious quantity Of strong Coffee and
then continued to work for twelve hours without
intermission. This independent effort brought
on an Inflammation of the bladder. Fer the pur-
pose of relieving the pain, he swallowed, with
his usual impotence, . large quantity Of lsud-
anum. The consequence was, that he fell into
a lethargy from which he never entirely reeoT-
cred
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Wooden Nutmers Outdone.

There is Partisan dandy who, we think, "a
Their outdoes Connecticut:
c. had at his residence a complete groom
costume. When offering an attention to one of
the fair sex, he used to say: Permit me to
send you bouquet by my black servant"
He then repaired to his garrett, took out his
backing bottle, polished his face and hands,
and knocked at the lady's door.
"Here," he said, arc some flowers sent by
master TO madame"
He spent the last five franks in the purchase.
Madame was so delighted with the present, that
she presented a Lsuis to the bearer.
That is clear pOcketing of three dollars,
and lady's favor into the bargain.
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Tan BARK for strawberries.

Some years since, considerable discussion was
had as to the value Of tan bark upon straWber-
ry beds. The result proved that, as tannic acid
is largely incorporated in the strawberry, and
the same being in the bark, it gave not only lar
ger berries, but made them Of much higher and
better favor than wheR grown without the use
Of the bark or fannie acid. Spent tan bark. sb-
tanned from the yards, and spread among the
plants to depth of four inches, will produce
the desired effect, and at the came time keep
down weeds and keep the bereies free from
dirt.
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Glover Seed.

Il has been calculated that the number of
seeds to Eve pounds Of clover seed would al
lor at the rate Of one seed to every two inches
square on an acre, and il = plant of clover grew
on every two inches square, there would be an
enormous crop. But in sewing seed, there is at
least one-third Of the plants that never grow,
even when the seed vegetables, and we may GER
tainly allow that large portion Of the clover
seed sown never vegetables at all.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE!

V0UNGfS GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL
WORK, or, Every one his own Doctor
Being Private Instructor for married persons
or those about to marry, both male and female.
In everything concerning the physiology and
relations Of our sexual system, and the produc-
ton or pseEentiono Of offspring, including all the
new discoveries never before given In the Eng
lish language, by VIM YOUNG, M. d. This
IL really . valuable and interesting work. Il
written in plain language Eorthe general reader,
and 10 illustrated with upwards Of one hundred
engraVings. All young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impedimeat T. married life, should read this
book. tdiseloses secrets that every one should
be acquainted with. Still IL Is book that must
be locked up and not lie about the house. Il
will be sent 10 any one on the receipt Of twenty
ave cents. address DR. WIN. YOUNG, No.
ll6 Spruce ST., above Fourth, PhilsdelPhia.
march 10, 'SS-ly.
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Mutton as an Artit lie Of Food.

The American Agriculturist says:
ave mean to repeat a thousand times, or at
least till what we say has some effect upon our
countrymen, that a pound of lean, tender, Jul.
cy mutton can be produced for halt the cost oil
the same quantity Of pork; that it is infinitely
healthier food especially in the summer season.
and those who eat it become more muscular,
and can do more work with greater ease to
themselves than those who eat pork. We know
nothing more delicious than smoked mutton
hams, of the Southdown breed of sheep. Ven
ison itself is not more delicious"
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The RnShfnI Man.

Doesticks thus describes the bashful man:
First eall-bell rings-enter bashful young man
evidently his first attempt at fashionable
visit-cams in with his hat in his hand-put it
behind him to make boW-dropped it-tried
to pick it up-stepped in it-put his foot through
it-fell over it-and in his frantic struggles to
recover himself, burst his coat, fractured his
pantaloons, united his cravat, demolished his
shirt collar, and was finally borne to the hall BY
his sympathizing friends, minus his moustache,
one half Of which was afterwards found in Lau-
ra's scrap-book, and the rest discovered in the
coal scuttle.