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Soldiers Relief Society.

The Ladies of this Society desire TO present their
warmest Acknowledgements to the citizens OF ot-
and others, for the generous response made TO the
appeal Of the Society through their d" Sociable' on
Monday evening last on which occasion was co :
tributed within a small fraction of hundred dol
lars. Remembering how city and county have
been engaged in raising and equiping Volunteers
for months past this exceeded the most sanguine
expectations The Ladies also take this opportu-
nifty Of returning thanks to Judge HOLSTER for his
courtesy in adjourning Court for their convenience
at an early hour, and also TO Mr. X. o. Black, Mr..
Hodges, Mr.. Gould, and others, for diSinterested
and valuable assistance.
The Society hereby give notice. that a room has
been secured in the Second Story of Mr.. CushInans
Bank and that a series of meetings for sewing will
be commenced there, on Thursday Afternoon at =
O'Clock.
All Ladies who can and who cannot?) are ear
uestlv solicited TO devote few hours each week to
the help of the three hundred sick and wounded
soldiers lying helpless at Birds Point and
Cairo not TO mention other places aud similar suf
fercrs.
Cleygymcn will confer favor by giving notice
of the meeting from their respective pulpIts.
J. ID. CLARK, President.
:. f. Henshaw. Sec.
j. y Cavalry, Treas.
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

TIE lEALlH AND LIFE VI NOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enough neglect
or those sexual Irregularities which
thirds of her less subject.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS l.. CHEESE
MAN, NJ D., of New York, has tor twenty years used
successfully in extended private practice-immedi
ately relieves without PAIN all disu Dances of the pc
riodical dcharge, whether arising from relaxation or
suppression. They act like chakm in removing the
ation and the only safe and reliable remedy for
Flushes Sick Headache, Pains in the Loins Back and
Sides, Paipaton of the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hys-
terics Spasms Broken Sleep, and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition of the
1i functions in the worst cases OF Ft~0F ibcus or
Wakes they effect 4 speedy cure
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered as the ony
safe means Of ing interrupted menstru'.oi Du'
LADIES Must BEAR ~ MIND
That NJ, that reIy IL taken when the interrupt
tion arises from natural they will inevitably
prevent the expected events. This CAUTION Is ABB
SOLCTELY NECESSARY. for such IS the tendency of
the Pills the original functions of the sexual
organization that they inevitably ares, the process U!
CESSATION.
Explicit directions, sdting 7rhen- and ',iea they
shsxid ie Us6d, with each l;oX-the Price one Dot
lar each Dor, cOltGiaiggJ9 PjHs.
valuabIs paTnPllet- he h;, free, of the Agents
Pills sent Jy mai DrOyLy by enclosing price 10 any
Il. l.. HUTCIIINGS, Proprietor,
20 t.dTr II, Etsc York
Sold in Ottawa by d. WALKER, E. Y GEIGiis, and
NV Drur
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

KIEDED BY ALCoHoI~-On Tuesday night
man was found in a dying condition on
La Sale street, between the Farmers
Hotel and the Everett House in this city.
He was taken to the Court House, where
he soon died, and next morning an inquest
was summoned, a post mortem examina-
ton made by DR. Hard, and the following
facts elected That the name of the man
was Jacob Meinhart; that he had lived at
Troy Grove; fell in love with a girl who
refused to marry him. that thereupon lie
went to Mendoza and got on a big spree +;
then came to Ottawa to enlist, and here
/ got on another big drunk On Tuesday
night, which ended by leaving him at
1 deaths door, in the street. The post
norton examination showed that he had
died of nervous exhaustion in consequence
of his continued debauch. There were
no indications of violence on his person
or poison, except alcoholic, in his stomach
He was about 80 years old
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Nov. l6. 1861.
Our produce market is moderately &C,
tive, but without important change in
prices. The following card shows that
the practice of keeping grain buyers in the
streets is to be discontinued
Notice TO Farmers.
WE the undersigned Gram Merchants of O,.a-
Wa have decided not to employ grain buyers in the
streets after the I'D inst.
Farmers will find by driving directly to any of
warehouses they may choose that they will get
what their grain is worth.
l. II EAMEs j ID OLMsrEAD
Il I PHELPS HcLL!STER Co.
JoHN HoSSACK JNo ARMOUR
STRAwN x POWELL GRAHAM * DUNE
W G. RICHARDSON JC HhTHEwAY
MILLER GooDSPEED Il BRIsToL
Ottawa, Nov. l6, lS6l
FLoar-Winter wheat, :2a2 % pr loo; spring "
extra, sl7 BAL spring W Tine LIS.
Corn HedL-40a5oc pr. 100
IVheat-Winter,.l LUIS; spring, 67a6sc.
Coym-Sheled, lSc for 6Olbs; eal lSo 15lbs
OitS--l5c iOr 35 lbs.
Earley-25c for AS lbs.
Rye-25c.
ItmothY Seed-sI.50.
Potatoes-20a25c. p. bush.
Eggs--9c.
Butter-Sal0c.
Gait .Nins-5c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

Coon TINE TO SET Or TREES, SHRUB-
Berry, &c-Nobody understands the bu-
siness letter than Chalmers, of the Buena
Vista Gardens, and he says IN nine cases
out of ten October and November are
preferable to March or April for setting
out fruit trees and hardy shrubbery. The
present season is particularly favorable.
And if you want anything IN this line
the best-Chalmers is just the man that
has it. He has every choice variety OF
apple trees, grape roots, goose-berrles, cur
rants, snow-balls, raspberries, the sweet
scented shrub a variety perfectly hardy
in this climate) the perpetual sweet
scented Belgian honey suckle, Wigelia
rosea and almost anything else you can
name in the way of hardy towering and
ornamental shrubbery. He can set them
out him,elf or give you hints how to do
it so that there can be no failure.
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Gpsfiai Il otiecs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

10 CoasHmDtices.
THE Advertiser having been restored to health in
very few weeks by very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumptio-is anxious to make
known to his frliow-suiferers the means OF cnre-
To all who desire il, ne viii send copy of the pre-
scrip,ion used, Gree Of clarEe with the directions for
preparing and using the which they will find a
SURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription benefit the afflicted, and spread infor
nation which he couceives TO be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Raw. EDWARD 4. WILSON
Williamsburg,
ro9-Smo.l Kings CoUnty, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

CUsHMAx's REGIMEST-The blankets have
arrived for this regiment, and the men
encamped at the Fair Ground are now as
comfortably fixed as soldiers can be
There are parts OF seven or eight compa-
MES in camp, but none are entirely full,
and large numbers of the men are still
absent on furlough. Some 800, we under
stand, were mustered in on Monday. Wig
orous efforts are nov being made to ill up
the regiment as rapidly as possible, a. all
is in readiness. There is still room for o
large number, and men proposing TO en-
list should row come forward without de-
lay.
The following are the only staff officers
yet appointed:
Lieut. Col9aek-DANI- F. HIT.
QugrtsTmastsr-PuILo LIXDLEY.
-lssisttnt .S,ryc,n-DE. J. .. HARRIS.
CiaDL1iE-Rcv. +. z. CLEVELAND.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

UyDIyE FIRE ENCIYE.-If not known, it
ought to be. that unless our citizens are
disposed 10 do something Immediately, we
shall lose this splendid Fire Engine. A
payment OF $3.50 Is now due on it, and un-
less met at once, an attorney of this city
is instructed to take possession OF the
engine and either sell it elsewhere or lie
turn 1t TO the manufacturers IN Boston
There have thus far been about $1,000
paid on the engine. The payment year
ago of S661 was made by the city purchas-
ing half the hose, for 500, the company
making up the balance by subscriptions,
donations, &c. The company now offer, if
the city will buy the other half Of the
hose at $50, to again make up the ba:-
ance. We think the offer fair one. 1t
certainly cannot be asked of the member
OF the company, who give 50 much OF their
time to the city, that they should pay for
the engine Nothing is clearer than that
this engine has already saved enough prop
crtv to pay for herself halt dozen times
over, and to let her now 80 back to the
manufacturers would be disreputaUly
"penny wise and pound foolish
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rIlc latest IL Rest News for the People
$4,000

Worth OF Fall and Winter Clothing, Furnishing Goods
such Shirts Drawers HANDKERCHIEF Neckes, Stock
ings, &C., Carpet Bags and India Rubber suits to be
sold al 10 per cent Below Cost! Positively but Six
Weeks Left to Obtain Bargains NJ Whites;one Bro.
will from this day run their entire stock, above
mentioned of the latest style. Their Goods were
bought at Panic Prices and are now sold Less
than Cost and If the people will but give them trial,
before buying elsewhere viii find the truth OF the asser-
ton Their Store IS located on Madison Street, be-
tween Prescos Hat Store and Fiske's Clothing Store
DON'T fail to give them call before you buy elsewhere,
as yon are bound to have Goods Of tie latest style
an d, bargains the biggest Kind hal this side OF
New York city. Bargains left for the million.
PS-Formeriy Cameron'S Law Office. and no huG2bug.
Name the door.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

The BAKERS had an immense crowd at
the Court House on Tuesday evening.
They sang well, as every body knew they
would, but were hardly able to do them
selves justice on account of the sitting
air of the room. We challenge the coun-
try to produce hall equal in size to our
court room that is more miserably arrang-
ed for ventilation
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16
LOOK AND READ:

PATCHIN'S MAGNETIC OH. has proved of so much
value the community or throat disease IL should be
known For oiptheria and Putrid Sore Throat, hun
dreds and thousands testify 10 its goodness for
speedy relief: for Group and ouinsy or Enlarged Ton
sis il is great; for
BrOnciim .ifcctiOns,
BY inh,Iing and usiu- directed, it has proved to
be without rival And for various otAer purposes II
is Of great value Itls No HUMBUG and thousands
can and do testify il merits. Please try II, and
shen condemn, spread its fame To avoii decep-
ton IL is nut MP in a mics panel bottle with
the name =. PaTCHIN'S MAGNETIC OIL blown in
the bottle the price az - cents per bottle and may
be druggists in cities and towns in various
parts of the country OjJava. H. by NJ kIeussel,
Druggist Main street All orders addressed to e.
PArCHIN. ChiragO, Ill, Post Box 100, viii receive
promyt attention lsmo:pI-OcI9.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16
Gbieaga ADVERTISEMENTS.
SEWING MACHINES.
EHc 1coHosiy CT Using the Fran X Tin
Family sewing Nachincs.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover and
Baker stitch which has taken the highest premium At
tie Illinois State FAIR in September last, the Uni.
ted States Fair in st. Louis, in l,G and the prin.
cipal State Fairs throughout the country.
Competent Judges gave a decision in favor Of this
stitch on account OF its great strength and adaptation
10 NIL kinds OF family and manufacturing purposes.
Tie following table will show the difference favor
of Sewing Machines the old method OF stitching
by hand In the working of these Machines there 10
only great saving of labor time besides add.
ing greatly the healthfuness Of the employ nent,
bat the stitch is mach stronger, elastic, and
much less liable to rip raye than the stitch made
with shuttles and bobbin,:
Time consumed IN max Ry Ndchjne. BY land.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16

Ayesetabe Syrup, sure ard sovereign for the reiei
and cure of Colds Coughs, Asthma, NhoopiRx Cough,
Hoarseness Bronchitis, Consumption Sore Threat or
Dptheria Neuralgia and Pain in the Breast 1t cures
a cough with a bad cold in ght- Use 1t Tor child
rem when they are sick II cures their cold, makes
them breathe easy and rest quietly aad restores them
TO health without the sickening eject of Anthony OF
Ipecac-
Sold by Druggists, in bottles, atajc &c., and ST. and
IN Ottawa by r. Y GRIGGS-
Western Depot, 2iO South Clark ST. Chicago. Orders
promptly attended to. Address,
deci-ly IL. J. IVES.
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Notice 10 Builders.

Notice to Builders.
IIAyING re loved my Marble Establishment directly
III opposite the Post Office, on Columbus street.
the increased enables to furnish builders with
stone order the shortest notice al at the low
est figure. Having some of the most experienced work
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
" b. large stock OF cut and rough Joliet and other
stone on hand iSar2o WILLS BRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-16
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov IA, 1861.
The Flour market unsettled to-day and less ac-
tive Saiss S4..5 for Winter extra, and 335Q4 for
low grade o choice spring extras.
There was an active shipping and speculative de-
.nand for wheat, and prices advanced 14Gclc per bu.
Sales at 72 73c for No Spring; 659 6G}4c tor No.
Spring: and SO for Rejected Spring.
Corn was less active but frmer, and the market was
5dc better Sales at 22qrG for Mixed in store
and 2sc for Canal Mixed atoat.
Oats seady-quiet. Barley dull. Hides dull, with a
downward tendency,
Beef cattle steady 81 756L2 90 for common 81 25
a 8. ordinary; and S250GI25 for choice to eX-
ira about the first dressed hogs of the were
sold to-day at So % per cwt.
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NJ AR K J.. u {:

: y I
In South Ottawa on the 9Th inst by Rev. c. IL Force
Mr. JAMES COLLINS and Miss MARY ANN A. SLETTTERs.
Also, by the same. on the sth inst, Mr. OElS Il
GRANT and Miss EMILY A SwARrs, both Of South Ottawa
At the Geiger House, the 18th inst, by Arthur
Lockwood, Esq, Nj. J,aES c. DOwLiSG with Miss The
nEsA VI. HAIGHT, both OF Four Mile Grove.
AT the Mansion House, ti.e - inst, by ArthGI
Lockwood. Esq Mr.. ALgERL HAHRGS with Miss LAU RA
REEUEs, both Of the town Of D!muicE-
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Boots and Oes,

Por we have the Largest Assortment in the City, and
at Prices FAR LESS THAN WAS EVER BEFoRE
HEARD OF II TIE STATE. CHILD CO.,
on. door Best al TIE Bta1 If Otia5sa, Man Street
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COTO OHTON'S BOOG STORE for School Books
" Stationery, nice Books fol- Children. Jan29
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TsIE :: GROVER & BAAER'

&c These Machines can be seen at oRroS's Book
Store. +. Is. How Agent for Ottawa and vicinity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
s.iNS or STOCKS ~ RICHMOND.

y ~ 'tCN SfeseS
s.sIs?Go EY JcrS A. LANCASTER + Son
go. { -. cent Registered Bonds, sslss Sal
: ,n,5"G tiy Bends, S?2 osrred.
;.i.:s-:s c.:y Bonds, last sales 40. 70 recent sa!ss.
'r.:asr.c If:y Bonds, last sales tyG. No recent salsa-
i.;sk C:y goaa., last sales SIS. Nc recent sales.
,.h,cs- 5..S Sock, last sale, Slice.
F.--e!.' saas S:oss, las: sales s99.
,,n. q Virgin, Stock, iati sales SO.
TX q. Tie Co-noas salsh Stock. held q, seA
lSc.,".d AID D.avilie Railroad Bonds, guaranteed by
:;.,s ri r;-.+ail. .a't Sales s90.
g r:!a!4 c.-s,a! Elil.iad Bonds. guaranteed BY Stats Of
l.-.ica- H2:=c-Gt sales.
CIV d ~re:e..yc,: Bonds. guaranteed bystats 0; Virginia
- :sc,E; .ars.
..--. .!.es a. Kaaswaa Eoads, guaranteed by State Of
n. yo-.aiog !.:c.aacs Stock, sales 500.
~s.nc.2.! .Ss Association Stock, ssles 8SS.
-r.a.s Size an! Marine Insurance Stock, las, ss!eS SsS
We: Sans la,G5a2sr STOCK, last sales $13$.
.a,lr,a:= CsGFauy Ct State Of Tirsinis stock, last SAILS
ysz=. liz ~I2:ur=acs Company Stock, last szles sllS.
81. II. Ls::.a. i..:osd s!Gs, Mo:taEe Bonds, las: sales
49,. gt71a! gai,:oa2 ssscna Mortgage Bonds, held
49,. ,@d T=aa-s.-s i;.L!:usd First Mortgage Bonds, last
..- ~ .u.i .airr-si. 80 r>csct sales.
:-::i, AZ TeSae.--e Railroad Second Mortgage Bonds,
-: ,ar, Isl aai interest No recent sales.
y, - 81 reaaes,e= Railroad Third Mortgage Bonds,
-: si!r: So and intesers: 40 recent saiea.
u. s. SD Aicx.2dria Railroad 8 per cent Bonds,
80; Sac, 30.
c;...= aaa ALEXANDRIA Railroad S pr cent Boads, last
a:.L3.aL5. York River Railroad 5 per cen. Bonds, las.
la, sap Ea!l:pai q per cent Bonds. No recent sales.
s:::.:.rr ia!Toad Bonds, las, sales SEQ. 40 rrceIt Iales.
k-.:..= :4iiroau Bonds, guaranteed by Petersburg, last
.ut. -. NJ recent Is!es.
.-sai, f,ete:isLISurs and Potomac Railroad Stock,
..:.atst.s.
r ~. Cara Railroad Stock, sales s46.
:: ly-a -: Petersburg Railroad Stock, safes $5iX.
-: -g.i 81. Danrille Railroad STOCK, last sales as.
49,. %4r.. ssd Kscawha s:eck, LIST sales Sly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
.o"MCeoat RECORD.
bEmm.@Ie PRICES. March 81

Ie.nle Prices 1ual
y ,,rh,i"HN '%e To-Day u, msn =, 10,
,,raN-N- lilo. f'Alh
>.- s'ts 80 ..SI per pound for hest.
80 quote PTI'ue 'nsun" ~
sI::s Or grades 10 iS
y quote 3. to Sve, 4, 70 70 eta. ct,v IS CT,
.I -Its=aoa l:t 'sl ~ 'sas 1S%S,, fpct To 20 r ps.t nc
~. Jw. ga 10 '''' -
~; 10 I'D. ~,,uc Jackson.s lsEc.,a,
: fs!1. TiSSSassc.; Sperm 44,.; Paten!
60. Aa,rsu,,ne' ~"
IS. PsrEathae 30 10 TO: 10,
MIA 20 l:.,,s *' 4, Gu to Is. Rosendsls
yIs<r-;A"es a"s;i;y. Lower grades II to ! IS.
"a wish 'Eaad sSs; 10 II. Family ak 20 S.
-" 10 =. tHttt = -, demand.
: .a:d r'ite! !" r.at.
.,iasy.siI Gu, herrins,, by cargo ~ RON R0. i H.N
- ,.al! cuSni.ues *" N,cIxKrl ais and scarce.
~ yer halt barrel ~.Iiua Mackerel STx. No. 8
'"w,,Se,rl -. HH;S Rpt Herrinss. half barrels
4: North 1H'T." { m.. EierrinSs son.
%,y>ssN.-.l ?'e:%> EElchmondl Alu.nonIatedSu
Yr,,tLsSs-aH'- " Manipulated Guano S5u-
a ","a,,,,.e * &ras -. Guano S6s% per ton;
uus; - * 4. White Mexican sSo. Mexican
q \. aeo-n Ns>SsI 81 per ton; Recess Manipulated
r5sst. Sair' ..ssGbST. Eide Island xuano
~. j.: ty 80. ~. $l1. Son.brero $50. Run,n's
e. r. rsr-r.S ~, xS NcGruder'. Phospho Peru.
T., aaa- ~, So hHc Mexican $50, aud McG rrd.r's
\ ~ - -. v.G:at:;;s .I,,n.s pcr,!ii.rr $50.
-. = s,at - -. 'Hsi:i.yn /. 10 .s. conina!.
Il ,yi%Sf - ;,,',uI. Sni Hazsrd's Sporting, + FF
e., :, 70: -; 5 t5 IS. B!4,t.ns &+
4 ssta.' S,,;.I 70 ;Sc. Green Hides 5 10 &c.
4 / as -"'sS%
:."':., .S-s ;: -.
81 -':5yI ,V..-:is Iron, te2 10 IS: Swedea, ss5
3: \ A." Eas,.,% fehned, Tredegsr and Arno,y
- ,sYts;P b. Csstand Shear Steel
- - s;,.tyrrG Steel 8 10 " cts; b T..
::- l.t'' = :
,,t3-SeSs"|. A. az Lump Al SIX
.!%2-tc"' So >, o.. e. 10 toisx,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

TuxarrE.-M!ss Ba,cman, having been ten.
dered a benefit by a number of Citizens OF
Richmond. appears tonight as Nora oAell IN
an entirely new drama, written expressly for
her. entitled, The Romance Of u Poor Young
Woman" and which has been performed by
her with distinguished success in all the Prin'
c;pul theatres in this country. THIS Is the
last night OF Miss Batenan's engagement: She
richly deserves, and, we doubt nss, vii! re-
ceir: that high need Of encouragement which
our citizens are ever ready TO bestow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21

Nav YoaE, March 20.-Cotion Is firm uplands middi1T
ioIc. Flour Is nrm. Wheat Is frm. Corn h, an i'd
v.uc!ns tendency mixed 62n6SHc; Souihsrn white ga
Toc. Pork Is dull. Lard Is STEADY. Wh!sker Is steady IT
iiIalIXc Sugar Is steady. Coffee IL firm, With sales o!
upwards Of 80o1 bags AT 1l4al4c. Turpsns!ne Is steady
at S5ss6c. Rcbin Is steady q, 81 90. Rlce Is steady
Stocks arc dull Sev York CentrslS TX, Virginia skies
I.I, Missouri sxes GsS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
Arrival or the Pony Express.

Fosr Ks.RSaY. March l9.-The pony express, from Cal.
t.ornia on the 9TH. has arrived. The trial CT Augus;in Har.
rase,h, q meter 10 the United States mist. has resulted in
Ills acoultt,l on all the charges against HIN. The district
attorney appeals To the Supreme Court.
The legislature WAS to meet In convention on the 9Th,
for the election Of a United State, Senator. II Wa, believed
that the election OF either Messrs. McDonssl or DeaTsr,
| would be Impossible. II any election 10 lad, . new man
will probably b. selected,
Two companies Of federal troops had arrived q, San
Francisco from Oregon. Some insubordtn alton occurred
on the yoyase, aud onc nan WAS wounded by the Lirute-
uant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
Special NOTICES.
gsmALL Pox IN THE INTERIOR

- Sn1A LII tOA IN lHE lNTEIsIOHk.-
This frightful disease, which prevails to soiue ex,e.t
throughout thI, State (virginIa) at present, and which in
flctu such terrible dlsGguremen;1 upon Its Victim. |, y.adI
~ cured by Kadway'. Ready Keller and Regulating pli,.
The Pills should be given In full doses on Is Grst xpprar.
auce, and after free excavations OF the bowels ha "a tsk,n
place, one or Two of the PILLS per day are sufficient: the
surface Of the body should be bahed with the Ready RI.
lief, and the Relief In water, and drank freely when thirsty.
the patient should be kept In Il dark room, and Ia, L.cr
covered with oil silk, saturated with Ready Relief and swer.
oil. II this treatment j. followed, the sickness will be light
and no pGs, scars, or other diSlsuremen,s, follow TO mar
the skin.
Persons who have recovered from an attack OF snp IInor
and are suffering from Sores, Ulcers, Tumors, Scabs, aud
forth, should resort to RAILWAYS RENOVATING III
SOLVENT. This lemedy will cleanse aud purify III.
Zee that the signature Of EADWAY X co. is upou each
bottle and box.
HOW TO PREVENT SHALL ro1,
Persons WISHING sicE'rooms, or handling the sick, should
bsthe their hands and face with the Ready Belief: also
swallow u tea.spooniul Of Ready Relief and water M a
dlsin'ectant; It VIII neu'rali:r the Infection Of smallpox,
aud protect those exposed from q serious attack.
Mr.. ELIJAH WEST, of H.keah. Min. writes us. "Tha,
he WAS cured Of n severe small pox aud liver complaint by
L.ATING PILLS"
ucder = letter dated January IS, is55, states that ia sli
cases OF Scarlet Feyer, Measles, Group, Welcoming Cough,
and small Pox-he has slways succeeded in saving the
ives Of ms patient. BY administering Radway's Fills and
Ready Relief.
MCMps.
w. u. Burton, OF Wedowee, Alabama, write und r date Of
Mnrch 81, 1896: There Is u large quantity o: yocr Ready
Relief and Regulating Pills used here :or Scarlc, Fever.
Small PoS, Measles aad MImps. / have heard ot several
cases OF the former diseases that were cured by your medi-
cines, and have witnessed their curative effects iu Mutnps
Hsd~ay'. Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADwAf / CO., 20 John Street, MY.
PURCELL, LADD h CO., and Ohm 7. GRAY Drussis,s,
klchtnoud, are the general wholesale agents for the state
VI Virginia. and sili supply the trade nj the New York
prices. Marcl. l-ISy!m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-21
The Missouri convention.

ST. Lorrs. March 1.-THE following amendment to the
dtth resolution Of the majority rspor: OF the committee on
Federal Relations, which has been under discussion the
pas, week, was voted down yesterday 10 the Convention by
q vote OF 81 to S9:-'and further believing tina: the fate o!
Missouri depends upon the peaceable adjustment Of our
pre>eut difficulties. she will never cocntenHucs or aid a Sc
ceaIay State iu making war upon the general government,
nor ~ll she provide men and money for the purpose OF AID
Ing III. general government IN any attempt TO cSe!es = Sc
cadlaR STATE"