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day Col u m n.
Present Episcopal Church Statis-
tics.


The "Church Almanac" for 1860, contains
the usual summary Of facts and information
relating to this large and respectable denomi-
nation in the United States:
The Episcopal Church in the United States
contains 33 diocescs. The present number Of
bishops, provisional bishops, and assistant bish-
ops is 43; priests and deacons, 2,O30: parishes,
2,l10. There were ordained during the year
IS deacons aud SO priests. Number Of candi-
dates for holy orders, PSI, Churches consecra-
ted 60. The baptisms were as follows: Infants,
24,415, adults, 5,12l; not stated ASH total, So
O23. Number Of combinations, 14,59G; COM
municants added, l4,704; presentnumber, 1885,
7C7; marriages, 1853; buriais, 12,442; Sunday
School Teachers, l4,09l: scholars, l1s,OG9;--
Amount Of contributions for missionary and
charitable purposes. 81, 81. ls3, IL. 1t VIII
be observed that the number Of persons brought
into the church by baptismis more than double
the number taken from it by burials; that an
addition of over one tenth of the whole nun,-
Der of communicable has been made during
the past year, and THAT the number Of scholars
in the Sunday Schools of the church is only
about seventeen thousand less than the total
number Of communicates. Out Of the 2,O3O
clergy, the doceses Of Connecticut New York.
Western New York and New Jersey furnish
FOL. or over one-third of the whole number;
add to them the clergy of Pennsylvania Q9D
and Maryland Q53), and those six dioceses fur
nsh little more than one-halt of the entire
American clergy. The four dioceses first nam
ed presented over onc-fourth of all the cand-
dates for baptism. The six diocescs named
contain 74,4s3 commandments, or more than
one-half the whole number The five dioceses
first named have G3,973 Sunday School scholars
or upwards of half the entire number. OF
the aggregate amount contributed for mission
airy and charitable purposes the diocese Of N.
York gave S433,ls5 CT, or more than ono.
fourth the diocescs Of Connecticut, Western
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Maryland contributed over s4GS ,06O; so that
upwards Of half Of the contributions for
church purposes have been made by the, six
lioceses named.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05

~ AUCTION SALr.-We cali attention to an
Auctic9 Sale to'come off In this place on the
18th Of the present month, by G. r. Doris,
Esq Negroes, Mules and Wagons will be OF:
Tered. Come one Gene all.
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hush fell on the scene. An audible rebuks
from heaven could scarcely, it seemed, have
interrupted the current of blasphemy with
more surprise and awe. Little was said fur
Their; but the retiring of that company Of trav-
10 be remembered by every one of them.
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Religious Character of Washing
ton.

a.. ~, -, ~. - a, 1871, -
our ieau u are aware that enofls nave
S yino.nes peen na.e W .ntow ooupt vi ,ne
onrist Wn cnatae.er Of !'e ra.hef o. MS coa-
wy: W. ale happy 10 ne aoie 10 give very al1
IeGt tuslluony Oh t'lls poins. IN .ne 4.n o.
vuny mere was present q. NE rul.oh-s'fe e
nncu..ls clelsynian VINO l,ad 1een se'!leG lof
mouth county y, D., near that memorable rev
o,n,iolaf5 patue ground-71he chufcn where
Mlillam remnant, Withheld, and hralnerd
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- no s,lbscrtbers. -.

We hope our subscribers will pay up all past
Indebtedness to the Register by the 10th ofthis
month. All accounts due the Office after the
18th Of the present month, will be placed in
the hands Of q collector for collection, II re.
quires money to publish paper and we must
have It'd Of Register. -.-.'5
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Mime. Delery's Female Institute
THlS School will reopen on the 9th
: January, 1860, and he removed on
the LIST February, in the large and
spacious buildings known as the "Ma-
son House,"
MHE. ANNIE w, DELERY,
Principal.
Monroe, Jan S, 1860. liz
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For THE STATE SESATE.-Hon Randall Hunt
has been nominated by the Know Nothing par
ty of New Orleans for the State Senate to FIJI
the place of W. R. Adams.
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" WEATHER AND RIVER I've are having all
kinds Of weather Of late. The river is rising
and boats are abundant. The McRae and Peer
less command most Of the valuable business. =
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AaBsThe Peerless and McRac have orr thanks
for city papers.
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Notice..

STATE OF LOUISIANA, 1911 D,,,. cox,t
Parish of Ouachita. ." A'' o0"'''
Succession Of 3. B. Bulloeh and II. Ia
M tim, decd.
WHEREAS, A. ]. Flournoy, Admir-. has
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the
18th Judicial District Court, in and for
said parish of Ouacllita, his final &C.
count which he prays may be homolo-
gated -0~." 1...Mu.
Now, therefore, unless opposition
be made thereto within 80 days from
the date hereof, the said final account
will he llomologated, according to law.
W. H. BRADLEY, Clerk.
Monroe, La, Dec. II, lS59-ltS6
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A Democratic paper says Helpers book
is nothing in itself, but its endorsement by &c
members of Congress is by no means trife"
siSty-eignt members of Congress, then can
make something out of nothing!
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Hon. j. Nj. Lal.drllll.

We regret to learn. through the Washington
correspondence of the Charleston Mercury,
that the Hon. ohm NJ. Landrum, representa-
tive from the Fourth Congressional District Of
this State, is confined to his room at Browns
Besides being sick in body, snys the writer, he
is laboring under severe affection in the loss OF
his wife and four children. one Of whom has
died within q few days. He may not get up
again. So far they have been able TO save his
vote by pairing off with Black Republican.
N. o. Courier.
STILL LATER.
The Hon, John NJ. Landrum, we are pleased
to say, is improving, and hopes TO be able to
occupy his, scat on the floor in few days.
Although absent from the Honse, he has never
lost vote In the contest for Speaker, as be
has been paired off with Republican OIL every
ballot. Otherwise, he had determined to up
pear and vote, even at the risk of Lis health
and perhaps his lifc.-Dclta
Tho Hon. John Slidell has written letter
to gentleman in this city. to the effect that
John NJ. Landrum is conyalescent. The friends
of our esteemed Representative from the
Fourth Congressional District will be pleased
to learn this gratifying Intelligence Caa,lo
Gazette,
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Commercial Intelligence.
New Orleans Markets.

New Orleans Markets.
scoTToN QUOTATIONS..
Inferior. s 7s|Middling :. I. 10la II
Ordinary ...,. STA 81 Good Midd'g. IL allf
Good Ordinary. OLA 81 Middling Fair123al2&
Low Middling. l0aal0a Fair. 49,. -
Other articles are as follows -
SuGAR.--5a9sc.
MoLAssEs-35a46c.
FLoun.-$6a$7 =5-5
CoRN-95c.. =
OATs.-64a55c. sU. .
MISS P0RK.-e17 90.
CovFEE.-llal2ac.
BAcoN.-8a12}.
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A TOAST AT A PUBLIC DINNER IN CoNNscrr-
CUT" The Nutmeg State: where shall we
find crater ~
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prislANA STATE FAlR.-The Baton Rouge
Advocate, thus speaks of the Fair proposed to
be holden in that city IN March next:
Lgessl scriptie have already been OIL
tst1 FQl sparingth grounds, and making
e 90 ,ssary arrangements. The pre-
"a Avarded are to be on the most
while the committee have assur-
A. ir6m III quarters that a large quantity Of
inschknlc inventions and improvements will be
brought for exhibition. The stock will also
present An array, whether for blood, beauty
and usefulness, that has not been witnessed
before in Louisiana. Our State industrial Fair
lisa ':axed fact" notwithstanding the effort
heing made in New Orleans to take the "wind
out Of our sails." ~ 8al 4,tsa
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Ollal.

Our neighbcr Of The Democrat. Col Halscy,
has arrived home from his trip to New Orleans.
The Col. looks'fnc, and there is no doubt he is
ready cooked and primcd" for u double
distilled" campaign in the next Presidential
election. Halsey stands high among the edi-
'orial fraternity Of the State. May success at
tend him.--Red River American.
AeR gentleman and an editor, our friend Of
- Dsnocrat has no superior
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P R o s P E G r US
OF THE
BOSSlER BANNER

THE OsslER BANNER is published At
i Bellevue, La, at Three Dollars per annum
to single subscribers. Advertisements inserted
at 81 per square of ten lines or less, and so
cents for each subsequent insertion. Profes.
slonal and business cards not exceeding square,
ten dollars per annum; five dollars for six
months. Advertisements for the year inserted
on very liberal terms. The BANNER is an in
dependent paper, and has as large circulation
as any paper published in North Louisiana
Address
WV. H. SCANLAND,
Editor and Proprietor.
wee. Is. 1907. ly
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-01-05

- Three thousand inebriates have applied
for admission to the New York State inebriate
Asylum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11
BasSeit OH the Stump.

Ii. w BAssETr, of this city, who has been
presented by the Liberty men as a candl-
date for Congress against Owen Lovejoy,
and who is spoken of as candidate for
Vice President on the ticket with Gerritt
Smith, unfoldcd his views in a speech at the
Court House in Ottawa on Thursday eve
ming We were so unfortunate not to
hear that speech We understood how
ever, that Mr. r bases his hopes for the
political regeneration Of this country on
the reformation, as lie calls it, of the true
democracy, who have, he SAYS, in their
constitution the elements of vigorous
healthy truth but Of the present repub
Lean party he is Of opinion it would be
idle TO entertain any hope Of Improvement
His exposition of the hypocrisy, the utter
deceittuiness and dishonesty of that or
ganizat;on was perfectly scathing, we are
told, and from the way in which Mr. Z
was abused about the streets by prominent
republicans yesterday, we have no doubt
our informant told the truth
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NJ O T. f. \ L -
Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters.

FsNHESE MEDICINES have now been before n. public
4 for period Of THIRTY YEAR, and dlrils LA:
lime have maintained higt character in almost every
part vi .n- lobe, Tor t!eic rlordinary and in v
ate power OF restoring peri CT health psI sous sa r.
iug under nearly very kid 0! disease 20 which tie
human frame Is liable
The o.!o"ng aye among the distressing variety ef
human ul-tasr- IN which the
GEGEEiBLE LIFE JlEUlCIYEy
Are vel :L4sH 70 be iniaiig.e
DfSP:fSIi, BIZ thoroughly cleaning tie frat sna
second siomdcs and re" tls dow Of pure, healthy
bale instead q the stale and acrd kind FI LIN
Cf Los OF APPETITE. u.AATBUEN HtADAcnI I:E~I-l-s
HE-> H. TEMPER ANLIiI L,NGr"R, and A!ELA:-naLI,
WHICH are the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia w.l. "a.
81, az . natural consequence Of is cure.
ini--.ass wish solvent process and without yo'..-
ali Violent Plrges leave th= boW.!s c0s,iTs wAin sJ
FEyErs of ali Kids. by re torii- the blood 90 p.
GUAR circulation hr ugh the process % TesI!rt! u IL
UGH cases aud the thorough solution Of -! !utr-Si
TIE Llfg MtDIyIyE- havs been known II cur RHIt-.
MAIlsh permanently in three weeks, and GOCr in
Lah tia, time, ~ removing local ira niaiAtron rom
- mas''~- srd liz t.eLts Of the joints
DE0FS!fS of 20 kinds ~ 're-itIg tud strength, lty
the Kidneys AID bladder; ia operate ri:ful-
y Oh thee important organ aud hence have ever
Sen 'rshd '~rtH'- 'eet- Tor tie wera: cas-, u
Ai,o S02HS ~ j.lo,,S;a fr..s hi .rnirrs o. thu
s5UR'Y, ULCERS, ard nv EfEHATr sORrs,tytf.
perfect purify which ;nes. Linz NLs!CIyE- give - the
sCOREUrIC EECrTioNs and BAD Co4rrf,foys. ~
their t.teratV- eject upon tn fluids feed the
comp -iIts sai-Sl cloudy. and +. d., .-ry..ble
c5ulIlrxJr-.
IL" ls- o. :tcse Pills f"r a shor, time will .Hec.
Al entire cure .. SALT EHELN, and cir ing i'm
prov-meut u tie cea~n.ss " the ska. COMMON
COLDS aud iNtLCEIZa vii always b. cured ~ o..
4oss, or by Two II the worst Gases.
fiL+s-! Tie o. Z nal -PTl-tnrs Cf thee N-li-iues
Tas cured OF Pie, ~ . years standing - ti. -- y.
thr LIZ NEIfC.N-, alone.
FENtK AND ADUE.-Fyr this scou-ge Of tie West.
ern country, these Mrdi ines WILL Dr. found sac,
SPEEDY, aEl rrr;a-:. Ts.a--y. Other m-j!-.e, -ay:
he sIsi=- sliy-t: 10 return q the a.,-a,=-a
by these Medicines ls .-r.4LeaII.Y T4z-; b s-I!.-
TIED. AND BE Cum
BILIOUS FEItHS AND LIVER COMPLhINTS.-GE
SEkAL DEBILITY, LIS " AFrE!I., AID D.sL.s., ~
oeEeacIa! results Ia case Of jiis d~scrp .iar KNs
krlLr and s-E.FILA IL worst forms. y.-ds - TIE
mid yef powerful alto. OF these r-ulrkaul. MI.
ciaes N-IT SWAT N=,yur, d nl.IrE aE.u-s { "
Pi'INts =: "a Kind FAlrII ~ Id. HEaEr pAl,r-
AZ toL,c, are speed - cared.
NttCtkIAL Hl>EA> ES-P-rsous Who's. coas'.tl-
tons have tecSar ia paired ~ the iny.lI,o4 e.
NfsytEFr viii A-d thee u diyiHr, U-r!rc; ou4.
hey never IA. t. eradicate from lie system ali tie e.
!r-ts o. Mercury. iAin ttly sooner than lhe paw
erful preparations Of sarslpsrl-a.
Prepared -.t 500 - ". Il. N0FfAT,
az BrOa fJrgy, y G. lJrt
For sale - al Druggist ausi-iy
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To Democratic Clubs.

The Corresponding Secretaries of the
various democratic clubs throughout the
county are earnestly solicited 10 send their
names and post Office address to J. B. RICE
Corresponding Secretary Of the Young
Mems Democratic Club in Ottawa. Steps
have been taken to procure largo mum
Der OF democratic documents for distribu
ton, and it is desirable that they should
be placed in proper hands for this purpose
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11

Fresh Book TEoUG N oTrAwA-When
boy, now upwards of several years ago
away in among the Blue Mountains of
Pennsylvania, we used occasionally 70
catch brock trout, and we have retained
an iadIStimct recollection that hey were
esteemed delicious eating We had how
ever, nearly forgotten how they looked,
until the other day, when the scenes of
torty-tive or twenty years ago rolled back
upon Us in all their freshness, as our friend
Judge Cation presented Us with a splendid
brook trout caught somewhere up on Lake
Superior, and brought all the way to o.
tawa i'll ice. 1t was a. fresh aao. sweet.
doubtless, as the day it was caught, and
afforded. Us and ours delicious repast-
Accept cur proioundc>t, judge
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4 ChaiiCnge.

Cndinc Engine Go. No. 2, challenges Niagara
Co No l. to play them a match for 500, upon the
following conditions
ondine 10 contine themselves to their small
pumps; each company 10 select two Judges, they
10 select another TO act as umnire Roth epg;res
TO play height distance, and quantity all through
If Niagara No. ! rejects the above conditions.
engine TO be manned by Is men.
Cndines money Is IN the hands of aIr Henry A.
Shaler, who viii receive the same amount of Ma
CARA Co.
u the above challenge is not accepted by the
18th. the money will be Withdrawn. If the cbaI-
lenge Is accepted, Cndine Co. expects DAYS no.
lice OF the same. II. ifExNING.
GEORGE NJ. HuBBs INN.
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Herricl's Kid >irengshenin: Piasters.
The Great Strengthener
AND PAIN DESTROYER.

MD PAIN DESTROYER.
The BIT and CEeJgeS. Household Remedy IL Us
Uog'y
These renos- Il Piastsrs cure pains. weakness apa
d";.ess in tie back. side, aud breast in five hours
Indeed they to do th. tia, the p~oPre
warrants them, Srrs=l from rrs.ns, baSlHis aud
gums, cu tcauiii. a4,~ stser rect, them peculiarly
adapt 4 tbs wants " ft--IieS and Others. Their
application Internationally 70 the man, the
delicate woman. and the feeble inf...t. 70 each and
all they will prove balm aud blessing Their
agreeable, aud without annoyance or trouble. E.ch
Plaster will from to four months and in rh.u-
matte complaints, spraiUs and bruises frequently erc,
cures W e al! other remedies fail. Fun directions will
be found OF the back Of each. Public speakers vocal
ISIS ministers % the gospel and Others, viii strengthen
their lungs and improve their voices by redTtRg Ls.
on mar breast. Price Is. Ceuts.
The above articles sold by all the dealers in
Ottawa, aud Icy Druggists throughout the United States
eanadas and South America al wholesale by al! barge
Druggists i'll the principal cities.
DERRICK BROTHER
aug2I P,act:cul I 6.nilts. 1Narv. Wy
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TIE >ub-cr.Der, Tor -tVeTaI years a rrsIlrnt o.
Asia, discovered Willie there, simple vegetable
remedy sure cure for cVHysD"YtI A>ttBI. Byon-
chIt1s, coughs, toLdS. and N~sryas Debasi For the
benei; OF Cousumpt.res and Neycras S,lsrers he is
willing to make the public.
To those no desire IT, lac viii send tir Prescription
with full directions t'.e II chIrge y also pie
the medicine, which they will find beautiful conbina-
ton o. Natures simple herbs Those desiring TIE Re
medy obtain il by return mail, BIZ addressing
J.E. CUT iBEHT FgirHic Phv,:ciIu,
ap2i-3,n Va 40 B-ylJtrry Vac YORK
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Qbieaga advertisements.
From ROUNDS &IAEGDCv,;

y
GENERAL ADVERTLSINC .lGENt y
1855 TaEDoLPn sTHEET. vSs ere agents for til. s..
se!l asfor ALI the leading pepcrs q nc Northwest
20 THE LADIhr y NJ COMIVS ND. rRoTrs
soR OF oBSTETRIc, ahd Diseas. If T,InaIes par
ucuary ia rites all ladia. Who medical or srI
cal adviser, to call ct his office. No I9 South C-ik
street Room No. ., Up Stairs Chicago, lu.-or ad.
dress u. q. Box 2.UiS, IrcIDsi..p on, sfa.t.,
Dr. ComBs having devoted eileen year. 20 Ia, .rc,.
ih-ht o' MI e'seasCs peculiar g..ais= and j,yu,
b-en greater part Of the tine uu extensive, urr
sy practice, has NJ hesitancy saving thu, he W es
all ciher practit oncrs in iis sar, a..cy and
practice, thchssrs or patients. deemed !, cu,.I'
have been saved h"Hi an uu..Iuvlv grave. ris ~.
cn.s are tnfab!e and .ertec e ,Sr ,c Ia. moi al
cate constitution. ''
NaTICE--lll thns. wlo.- h,,tt, .-l... ..
their becoming mothers and wish qu., resort fr,.,
the cares and tolls VI bay life, uitil tiir dsIit,,-
systems inv!eorr ,vG, Uuf,r IT,. q rug e.. -,
best physicians Of the will cali or s!d-r.- ne 1's
IT. pity the world don't know low along AID
avoid reSpon 5ili:its, when IL /. The easiest Il, IL. Ia
Or c. they can set preyeuicI that eau sJr :Ai-
1t Is Impossible. ~
tANCtts-'hat most dreaded O: all disease, ca n ,,
cures ehsctusy and permanently. without the use OF
stance.
PrNate Disease, ia all ,tages. primary SECONDARY,
or hereditary S'nir a. Weakness CSuera! Debility Iu
'nS ." snort duf"'ioH radical cure warranted an
ali
Charges moiera'e. COMMUNICATE lion. sacredlv conf.
dti1ai, ~aattE-r aAT be the dsesr condition or SIT
"atroA - any one, married Or s-',s.
M.Ils.4ts prepared expressly TOR tbs cl-. in u.,.
jioH, and sent by ma. express ~ par. OF ia.
b.lted States, put ~ 80 to avoid all scrutiny r su.
!.ci"n. ny.t-iy
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COAL OIL is said to be sure destroyer of
pea ougs- Apply plentifully with small
orush or feather to the places where they
most do congregate The cure is effectuai
an" permanent; Gilt frames, chandeliers,
&C RUBBED lightly over with coal oil will
not he disturbed by flies
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Ottaua fire. Gtaber
LOCAL. MATTERS.
Young Mems Democratic Club.

There will be a business meeting of the
Young Mems Democratic Club, at their
club room, on Monday evening next, at 4!
o'clock. 1t is hoped there will be gene
raj attendance.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Aug. 10, 1860.
Fkour-Winter wheat, s3a3 So pr loo; spring "
extra, 2.75a3OO; spring W fine 200
Corn NeaL-fl. GOAL. lOpr. loo.
Co,m-Ear, 3sc for 81 lbs; shelled 3sc for 35 lbs
HheGt-Winter, 75a'Oc; spring. 7QaU0.
Oat$--Old, Csc for 81 lbs; new a0c
EuFley-25aV0c for 40 lbs
Rye-42c.
Tha0thg heed-s20O
I'9tatoea-30c. p. bush.
EY1S-fc.
Egtte,-9a,lc.
o.; NJ.
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f4t subscriber viii send fs' of cafrg.D 20 all who
Il desire it, tie Recipe and directions Tor making a
simple I'g,ttbte HkH,, that wIii, in ghi
days, remove PImpirs, Dotcies Tan, Frrckes, SaiCw
ness. aud all uritics and rou2lIes> OF the Sku
leaving the san.c-.s Nature Intended i should he
SOFT, clear, sa9otf. aud Gedgtti Those desiring the
Recipe, with full Instructions, direct AMI advice,
viii please cal! on address, II return p9stagrD
JAS. T. MARSHALL. P.rtr:icGi ti.l,ist
lul.-Sm W. 3. a-.L L-.-.l-.--.. Y ll.k-
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DocEEr PAPER-Lawyers will find II fine
article of docket paper at the News DFPoT.
1t is ruled and has printed heads to each
column Necessary covers furnished to
order
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Are the result OF impure blood. The blood become.
thick aud ciogged Tie skin Is not able uI the
impurities important 70 health. How many Your
and women virl. tfcfF ces covered wiki
pin llcs and botches who yndeavoriEg 20 remove
them by IL. u-r OF soaps AMI washes % various Kinds
THIS = very dang-rrV, and should never be practced
by persrns DESTROYS Of good health Notirrs no ha
children afflicted With sores aad eruous should
scr TRY tle-i ny external applications, for this
TaS ttey viii drive ga the inrrs proI.c- health
for tie e id durIas %, whole life tine There no
mother thar hNc- to sex her children afflicted with Zee.
BE health.
JJbSoNs MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS prepared
expressly Tor the Of eTu!tous Of the skin,
P!nplr>. b"tci-.. sUre~- They e!.a4~e the
o. all impurities, producing hsaatf,. clear and heal
tiny sAiH, 80 much admired d: AL poop, Of t-s;e aad
Tytaru.,u:.
Jnd-"ns Mountain Herb Pills are sc!G by all Med
che lcaI-Ts. au-i-i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11
MARSEILLES MARKET


The new Unversaist Church at Mars-il-s will be d e.
Dictated on Wednesday, Aug. To- al ~ O'Clock p. ~
DeiicatOry Sermon by Rev DR.. Skinner, late Presi.
dent u! Lombard University. J. ". DAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-11
Difficult Question Settled.

1t has long been subject of debate with
the curious. rs TO the vernacular of our
friend William, of The Trader"-he
speaking English inditierently and Dutch
corruptly, alternated with monosyllabic
variations that would defy the skill of a
Babelbic interpreter Recent investga-
tons, however, have eventuated in the dis
covery that ''.Stctnc,.s Latin"s" is his true
vernacuiar Yours truly, FISA.uM
- WIaram.
Necessity doubtless would oomneI vii
liam to use the .S,c,ne,,s if he would be
understood by some of the Lincoln rooters
about town, but 10 the author of the above
he can make himself ineligible ONLY by
using the Latinus l"Ipiss-i G, "a kick in
the rear.