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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

WILLIAM :. E,sroS respectfully announces ;la; De g..
a candidate fsr County C!er; Of La Sale county.
w authorized 10 announce SAMUEL W RAYMOND
a candidate for county clerk of La Sale county
tie next November election.
Arthur Lockwood respectfully announces himself the
Union candidate for tie Office Of Clerk Of Il sale
county.
Z. l. "rnElcK IS candidate Tor tie olsc Of Cers o:
the County court Of La Sale county, subject to the de-
csisn O: the proposed Union Convention Should it be
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The latest & Rest News for The People :
SS. 900

Worth Of FAN and Winter Clothing, Furnishing Goods
su-h Shirts, Drawers Handkerchief Necktics, stock
nEs, &c, Carpet Bags and India Rubber Suits to be
sod at 10 per cent. Below Cost Positively but SIX
Weeks Left to Obtain Bargains. VI. Milestone K BRO
VIII tbs day OF their entire stock, a. above
met toned, OF the latest style. Their Goods were
bouEl. Panic Prices, and to be sold at Less
than Cost, and If the people viii bu; give them trial.
before buying elsewhere, viii fudthe truth Of the asser
ton. Their Store i located Madison street, be-
tween Prescott's Hat Store and FsAes Clothing Store
Don't fail give q call before you buy elsewhere
a. vrr are boEnd 10 have Goods Of the latest style
and. bargains the biggest Kind ever hal Ills side Of
New York city. Bar gains left for the t-.lion.
P.S -Fornerly Cameron's Law oIic and no hunhas.
Name over the door.
Ottawa, Sept 3, 1SSl.
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IMPORTANT CHANGE-By our advertising
columns it will be seen that the popular
Dry Goods Establishment in this city,
managed for so many years by Mr. Mills,
has changed hands and is now owned by
Mr.. j. NJ. TARBIE This has always been
a favorite store with the ladies, and they
nay rest assured their tastes and wants
will not be neglected by Mr.. Tarble. lie
opens with a brilliant new stock, which it
will do their eyes good to examine
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Nr.INcs GOMEZ. IseIicf.

AVecctahle Syrup, AID sovereign for the relief
and of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Whoopn- Cough,
Hoarseuess. Bronchitis, Consumption, Sore Throat or
DiptherI, Neuralgia. and Pain in the Breast. l.
a cough with bad cold in night Use it for child
when they sick. II their cold, makes
them breatle easy and rest quietly, and restores them
health without the sickeHing effect Of Anthony
1pecac-
Sold by Druggists, in bottles, 25c &c. and 81, and
in OTTAWA 10y T. Y. GJIGGS-
Western Depot, pa South Clark ST., Chicago. orders
promptly attended to. Address,
dec1-1v III. IVES.
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OttaWa free Gra0er
LOCAL. MATTERS

MILrTARY.-There will be meeting at
the Court House this evening to take steps
in reference to raising the proposed ori-
gade of Col Cushman. Col Cushman,
Capt VIM Cogswell, Capt O. [. Gray,
Capt NJ Oslnan, and others will make
speocles
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Thanks TO Col. Dickey.

We are requested, in behalf of the man
ayers of the La Sale County Fair, to return
their thanks to Col DIcKEY, his officers
and men, for adding SO much to the inter
est Of the Fair on Thursday by parading
on the Fair grounds
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

MILLINERY OPENING Mrs TARBDE, at her
popular millinery establishment on La
Sale street. will have an opening on
Thursday of next week, Sept 10th. She
has just been East after new stock, and
will be able on the day named to exhibit
to our ladies the newest styles of bonnets
for fall and winter. They can rely on
seeing something new as well as beauti
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

GRAPES. The country is full of grapes
Catawbas, Dianas, Isabellas, Concords, &c,
&c. and every man with vine is Dragging
to us about the super-excellency of his
own. Now we don't believe any body
about town mas grapes to compare with
those of Mr. NASH At least nobody has
dared, like Mr.. N, to give us basket full
to try tn en-
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r-EEep

* Still. CSwAED.-After thorough trial by innu-
era bic living witnesses. HerriJE's Sugar Coated Pills
have proved 10 be the medicine OF the This rene
div continues steadily to advance il the estimation Of
the the best family medicine introduced.
In all bilious arrangements they never fail, and
universal cathartic all others Price -
See advertisement third page.
ocl3-ly W. W. CAPkON. TFdrG{Eg igsHt.
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As shall put into the hands Of Esq. Smith, OF this
city, for immediate collection all notes and accounts
Tot paid by the 18th Of this September, | think well
to give notice Of the fact, tina, parties may incur
costs uUkuowiucy. ANDREW LYNCH
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straEesi GV Stolen.

About the l0ih OF April last, small straight red
cow with few white hairs about the pate and White
on the end of tail herns quite high, turning inward
abou. 8 wears old. Should have a calf this month.
Whoever will return said COW. or give information
where she may be found will be literally rewarded
ottawa Sept, 9th, 1861. J.. TOWER.
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NJ y IL Il l., ID:
In south Ottawa the 3Oth ult., by the Rev. Chas
II Force, Mr.. HARLEY DoDGE, of Brookfeld, and Miss
AMANDA Coon, OF South Ottawa.
On the LIST instant by the same Mr.. joan Z. SKADoS
and Miss MARIA COOP, both of South Ottawa.
On the day, by the same, Mr.. SAMUEL RosES-
BoUGH, OF South Ottawa and Miss Louisa HoDGsON, Of
Farm Ridge.
On the LIST instant, by Arthur Lockwood Esq, Mr..
GEORGE H. WARNER, Of the Town of Ophir, and Miss
MARY c. MILLER late of the state of Missouri.
ON the % inst, by Arthur Lockwood, Esq. Mr. GEO.
w. WHITE, of the town OF Earl, to Miss SARAH A.
AVERY, of De X alb County.
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FIRE About two o'clock yesterday
morning, in the midst of a tremendous
shower, our people were startled by the
alarm of fire The flames were soon dis
covered issued from the blacksmith shop
and outbuilding adjoining Mr.. II. H.
Foye's foundry and machine shop. Mr. F.
had been running a steam engine and sor-
ghum eyapOratQr in the building during
the afternoon and evening, using cobs as
fuel, and it is possible the fire had been
lurking in the eobs, but as there was a
crash OF thunder shortly before the fire it
is possible the place was struck by light
ming Mr. Foye lost some valuable ma
chinerv by the accident, and his damage
cannot be less than 500 to 500 The
fire engines were out promptly, and saved
Mr. Foyes larger establishment and Mr.
Flemming mill from sharing the destruc-
ton.
THE PEoPLE's CHEAP STORE, Glover &
Cooks Block, Gate II. F. Clark is losing
none of its popularity under the manage
ment of Mr.. JOHN Stout. He has Just re-
turned from the East with a new stock, in
which he has forgotten nothing that the
ladies want, especially has he remembered
that they will all want new cloaks during
coming winter, which prophets vaficinate
is to be unusually severe His cloaks are
the newest rage and the stock very
large He has also added Groceries to his
stock-a new feature.
DAHIIAs-Our table has been made "a
diant with many colors by splendid
boquet of dahlias, presented by Mrs. Muir
ply, of the West Ottawa Gardens. We
counted in the bunch no less than sixteen
varieties. Mrs VI. has our ''profoundest'
for SO very beautiful a present.
IT may be important TO some Of our
readers TO know what kind of Sewing
Machine Is preferable to purchase for
family use In making such a purchase
1t is desirable to get machine that will
do the greatest variety and amount of
work in the shortest space of time; also
to do the same in the very best manner.
and with the least amount Of labor for
/ the operator. For such a machine we can
/ safely recommend the Wheeler 6 Wilson
/ (the stitch being alike on both sides) as
being one of the very best, and, with the
late addition of Glass Foot, now has a
touch of which no other machine can
boast Let all interested in machines call
on Mr.. Butler, Agent, over Van Doren's
store, and see for themselves
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4 C.tlsD.

have this day sold Armstrong my entire stock
of Clothing tender thanks the public for the very
be raj patronage bestowed the past year. and
would solicit continuance of the to scecess-
All notes accounts due store will be settled
by Mr. Armstrong and must be settled immediateiy ;
Ottawa Sept Is. 1851. 4. THORNE,
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Respectfully announces to the people OF ottawa that
she now resides in ottawa and prepared TO take pu-
nils for instruction the Piano and Guitar. Her
residence is at Mrs Greggs. on Congress street, east
of Fox River. Terms 10 suit the tiNes. au2 i-3m*
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN


As continually peril If she is enough neglect
maltrect those sexual irregularities TO which two
thirds of her less subject.
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS prepared from the same
formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS l. CHEESE
MAN, VI D., of New York, has for twenty years used
successfully in extended private practicc-imnedi-
ately relieves without pain, all dsiu Dances OF the pc
rodical dicharge whether arising from relaxation
suppression. They act like chakm in removing the
pains that accompany difficult immoderate menstrU-
ation and the only safe and reliable remedy for
Pushes Sick Headache, Pains in the Loius Back and
Sides PalptaOn of the Heart, Nervous TremorS, Iy
terics, SPasms. Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects Of unnatural condition Of the
nal functions. In the worst cases of FIHDF iits or
Whites, they effect speedy
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only
safe means of renewing interrupted nstruIiion, hut
LADIES MUST BEAR ~ HIyD
ton arises from natural they Will inevitably
prevent the expected events This CAUTION * AE-
SGLUTELY NECESSARY. for such is the tendency Of
Pills the original functions OF the sexual
organization, that they inevitably arrest the of
CESSATION
Esyljct diTerti0ns stitiHg 106sn. ami lrieR Hey
shOid not be used, with each BoX-the Price one Dol
lar tGct Bi,- continuing - {iHs.
yaiuabls Pamphlet, To be Ia free, of the Agents.
Pills sert by Bt"si promptly, by enclosing price any
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
Il. Il. HUTCHINGS. Proprietor,
20 C.d,I,. st., -N~sr IO,E
Sold in Ottawa by D. WALKER, L. Y. GtIGG>, and
by Druggists every where 2u-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

Live Geese Feathers.
Onn POUNDS JUST RECEIVED, and fer sale by
OOO GEO; W. PEARCE.s
West side 0f Court House Square.
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FARMERS.

rrIEAsE remember that the subscriber is receiving
2 all lis leather direct from Pennsylvania and Is
.eling Harness Saddles, Collars, iiaIters and every
hing in his line low any shop in the cast or
An FOHK WARRANTED.
Shop at the go year, old stand southeast corner
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Office.

Having purchased of r. Thorne his entire stock OF
Co,binr design continuing the business at the old
stand where shall be happy to see All OF my friends
aud Tho former natrons of the am receiv-
my ami Winter stock of goods and having adop
ted the cash system believing to be to the advantass
of beth buy er and seller Will sell goods at prices to
correspond. fsep2I l.. l.. AhMSTHONG,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

Prof Chas. l.. Simon, of Clark Seminary, Aurora
Ill takes great pleasure in informing the citizens that
he is about to MAKE his home in Ottawa and ready TO
-c,,n, scholars upun the Piano Forte, Meicdeon Or
au also in structons in Thorough Bass aud Compost
s;tions his reputation first class teacher and
onns.r is well known NIL the State, he received
~ ,p..a education in IA German Academy OF Munic,;
I'd assures full satisfaction Inquire for particulars
,r prof f. Frank Ford
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

r iGiiT LIGHT :. LIGliTiM
fla large lot of KEROSENE LAMPS and OIL, at
,,TIces to suit the times GALL and 81 at
-. oS 1851 DisiMICK Il MAYBJRY'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-10-05

FORMERLY OF NEW YORK CITY,
Would respectfully announce 10 the public and stran
r general, who are now in search Of bargains,
that they would do well in giving call before buy
ing eises here, determined not to be under
sold bY any ia ths any other city this side Of
New York. Our stock comprises goods u the latest
styles such
Clothing b tie very best mat rial cut and make,
Hats anil cape % all seasons,
Carpet ID gs ana I.ia Rubber suits,
At Ubuutactt hers prices.
Also a yerj large and vel selected stock ef
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THE CITY BANK.
First Glass Insurance Agency

= a. % N" seSua ohsS
Home insurance Company. New York,
Capital 81 100000; Surplus 100000.
Charter Oak Insurance Co.. Hartford,
Carjtai 100000; Sur'-'as 81, $50.
Merchants Insurance Co., Hartford.
Capital 100000.
Park Hire Insurance Co.. New 1 Ork,
Capital, :2O0,0Oo.
EDWARD EAMES, AgeRt,
iun30 1T tie CitY EaHk, OttI5rd.
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Dissolution.
NIUSIC.

EUy YOUR STATIONERY at
Is ORToN'S BOOK STORE.
Yor ret nothing as good at the Drug Stores. ian29
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PHOTOGRAPHER Mt FF}l;TTRS GALLERY
AMBROTYPES, AT PORTEE'S GALLERY.
MELAINOTYPES, At PORFER'> GALLERY.
FERROTYPF:S, At pORTE!;S GALLERY.
The Frrrotvpcs taken on Patcn, Metallic Plates are
lpCrior in beauty, briancy, and dgrahIi,Y' 10 any
ether pictures they only taken at Porter "'t'!'
and are being now introduced in the west ,
Pictures taken in all kinds o weather, IN N3itihsrrS
block, south side of the Court House
ST. fr oil of every description. Daguert eotypr,
,ntrotv,. aud Photograph stock i Kept on hand at
ali ti,nrs ana for sale at very low rates
Tose receiving Photographs from their friends nj IN
r.. rri and a fine selection OF Gilt oval Frames TO
r"st' W oh Jan / 1860,
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G. L O L II L n 6.

thrt sell you the same quality Of Goods
for less money than any House this city, and
examination Of my stock you viii fad the truth Of my
assertion self evident.
Thankful for The liberia! patronage which have en-
loved past six months respectfully solicit
patron age the future, making it my aim merit it,,
by living U? my motto Of
Large sales. small Profits. and Honorable
Dealing.
sg~Two doors East Of the City Bank, North of the
Court House. Z. l.. FlSkE.
April -, lS6l.
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yD.sr,sc.Ionin Music.

sbUY YOUR STATIONERY at
I'D oRTON'S BOOK Sr0E- :.
You get nothing good at the Drug stores. jan "
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'-EAP BUUhS at
\ ian29 oHTON'S BOOh SIHSI

NtttVH
,nNn PIECES of Sheet Music Just received H k
| ZOiD ing my stock very lar &c of Song, nrg ,
Quartettes, Naltzes, Polkas, Marches and Schnts.s
4 liberal discount to teachers. good stock o. Ia
; rsctiou Books Tdeclol L. 7. GTIGt.S.
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Malice tO builders.

NOiiPC 10 tSUIIsIefS.
uayING received my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the Post Office, on Columbus street,
the room enables to furnish builders with
sc cut to order on the shortest notice and at the low
t6curc. Having some of the most experienced work
mon in the West can ensure entire satisfaction
n large stock of cut aud rough Joliet and other
stone hand. I2ar2" wills 7 DnO.
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To all othor places at about the same ratios.
Aug. 10, ls6l-Gm
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Boots and Shoes,

For have the Largest Assortment in the City, and
at PRICES FAR LESS THAN WAS EVER BEFORE
HEARD OF IN THE STATE. CHILD < co,
one d0or Wet Of the Bank Of OttG,ca, Mum Syeet.
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DURE LEAD-Linssed on; Coiurs, ground
in oil and dry; Paint Brushes Sand Paper !;
Putty: spirits Turpentine and Varnishes-sn OF
good quality, aud at PRICES compelled TO give sat-
isfsctioR. Just received 10y
L. w. POWERS Druggist,
Main sti y h
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The Old Ritiefu n


Now bring me on, my buck skin salt
ny pouch and powder, TOO!
We II steif sey~n;y-stx can shoot
As sixteen used to do.
Old Bess we've kert our barrels bright
oar trigger qu'cs aud irrs,
As fer. If not ~ raf . sight,
As long sge. W drew
And pick me out r trusty flr;,
real white and blue,
Perhaps 'twili Win The Other tint,
Before the hunt !s through
Give boys your brass percussion caps
Old "shui paa' suits - Welt
fhsra's something ia the sp0rts; perhaps
There's sotnetn:ng n the smell
We've seen the red coat Briton bleed!
The rad skin Indian. too!
We nevsr thought o draw bead
On Yankee doodle doc.
But, Bessie. bless your dear old heart:
! nose days arr mostly done;
And cow we iHert revive ne art
OF saoO;i14 GA the run
II Doodle must be meddiTng, why,
TnSrs's only this 10 do
kelec' the black spot IN his eye
AID tst the oay xh' through
And II he doesn't Ike the way
That bess presents the View,
He y, maybe. change his mind and stay
Where the good boobies do
where Lincoln lives. The man. you know,
Who kissed the Tsstament
To kss = the COustitutiOn No!
Iokeep ne GoreTnmerif
Well hunt for Lincoln, Be-s old tool,
And take hit" haH and half;
WEI aim to hit him, Il u IDOL,
And Eniss him If 4 calf
We'll teach these sho. gun boys the tricks
BY which = war is won
Especially how seyenly-sig
Took tories on the run.
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cpcgsu uoD HOTEL
ALUM WATER


" EoGK BRIDGE Alum SfRINGs, Va,
or 7 LED AT 1HE SPRING
The uadsrs t6asd have Constituted the house Of
AZ LA3J &C. Dr4gei5is hiShmSE !- "a
and the CON FEDERATE STATES cf AMERICA.
Ias reputation Il this water. as medicinal
aS"nt. = ests5iisAe I'd il Virginia, and many parts
OF the south au& Is rs pidly extending over the
whe.e oo-a,ry. The important iaet Is now well %
tdol-ehed hat II 5 one OF tbs iew Mineral Waters
which Wiii bear nsportatioa, and that IL has
been kept fF5m Two % five years ID glass, without
apparent damage, either 70 rs taste OF its medical
The many remarkable cures performed by i IN
byapers5a CaToEic Ulgvy3Ga aud Dysentevy, CHRONIC
ihref D's<9*e, Se92tlia and ali ttaDdytGT and >kin
Dl-edeS CJ'sac Nsrfc4s C0Bgiaisefs, Bronchitis Pes,
&G.. have attracted the el}satOu of the most emil
peHt mod cal men IN every section Of the country
DR.. Cartwright, ct New Orleans, says: In
lrrtb, Know u EO water IN Europe or AmefIca SO
IlSh a medical sabs'ARces - that OF ho2l br DE
A!0m Sprirgs."
Dr. 0oornen, resilient physician at the - bite
SUiFEar: II Is a matter OF nc ltttle importance
that the Haciic should be fully sPprised Of the
remarkable efficacy ~ the RockbridGe waters, 10
stFGiDous diseases especially. They have long
stood repFOsch 10 our profession, and never, hai
in these waters, has remedy been found that d.
serves the me OF 4 s7~.ite for their cure
our pamphlet is filled with letters u the Inost
eudAent ktyAic;N4s, eletsymen, lawyers, and al
p"rsonsl knowledge ana experience Of the viz
tue Of this water
rae S9meRts Ter bolttlog snd transportation rs
they confidently believe will eusbis them hence
l"Fa I9ils ana promptly 10 iESet Inc steadily
growing demand.
CAUTiON.-The Unprecedented success OF this
Mineral Water, not only used at the ion tia n
by the visitors Who have thFonged tnither, but Sy
inYAtds a. their distant homes has naturally had
the effect TO bring INTO the market, to ext
other waters bearing similar names Therefore
persons no wish to use t.ls water Will do well 10
apply din Getty to the undersigned to their
eral agents in Richmond whilst the f,0ds viii ia
ali cases, procure their supplies through the house
OF FC hchtL, LAID 6 Co., by whom also they will
be furnished with the proper certificates aud show
bills.
The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re-.
siduaIy eaits of ths water, obtained by evap0Fa-
ton. have been found by long experience 10 re-
tain the med ica vrtnes of the water, nd to Ls I'D
excellent substitute Tor the II lie sent witt
entire safety by ths mail, snd 10 re1nete 20 nts
where the water cannot easily hs transported.
For full particulars, sea pamphlet.
We viii send the parnp hst, poet paid, On april
cation by letter, addressed TO
FRAZIER 4 RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
Post-0ties, ALUM Springs,
Rockbridge county, Va; u 20
PURCELL, LADD Co., General agents,
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How TO BIZ WEATHER WIsE.--W clear
or cloudy, rosy Sky at sunset presaEes fine
weather Il red sky in the morning bad
weather. much wind, (perhaps rain J q
grey sky in tho morning, Hue weather 4 high
dawn, wind Il low dawn, fair wea ther. Soft
looking or delca ~ clouds foreteli fiue weather,
with moderate or light breezrs hard edged,
oily-lOOkiuZ clouds, wind. Il dark, gloomy,
blue sky IS windy bnt Hight, bright blue
sky indie ttes fne weather. Generally, the
softer clouds look the less wind, but perhaps,
more rain may be expect Ted and the harder,
more greasy, rolled, tuited OF ragged, the
stronger this coming wind Will prove. Also,
q bright yellow SKY at sunset presages wind,
"A pale yellow, wet; and thus by the preya-
ieuc- OF red, yellow OF grey tiuts, The coming
Weather may be- furstold very nearly; indeed,
II aided by Instruments, almost exactly. -
Small, inky-l0oking clouds toretel rain
but IL alone, may indicate wind only
High upper clouds crossing the sun, moon,
stars, in Il direction different from tina OF the
lower clouds, OF the wind then below, foreteIl
q change OF wind. When sea birds fiy oaL
early, and far 10 sea ward, moderate winds and
Iiir Weather may be expected, when they
hang about the land or over It, sometimes
dying inland, expect u slrong wind with
Stormy weather. There are other signs of a
coming change IN the weather, kno wn iess
generally than may be desirable. and there
tore worth notice such when birds OF long
fight, rocks, swallows, and others, hang
about home, and II : up and down, and low
rain or wind may be expected. Also when
animals seek shelter places, ms tead of spread
ing over their usual range; when pigs carry
straw 10 their stys; when smoke from chimney E
does not ascend readily Tor straight upward
during calm, an untaYorable change Is prob.
able. Dew - etQ indication OF fac weather
- ~ fog. Neither of these two formations
occur under an overcast sky, or when there Is
much wind. Oae sees fog occasionally rolled
away, IL were, by the wind, bat seldom OF
never formed while 1t is blowing.
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UEDk ON-D ALUM AND IODINE aIAss.
This article IS prepared from thu water of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by a
careful and scientific method of evaporation,
whereby al Of the 1ipe ingredisnts and medi.
elaAl properties Of the water retained IN II
Impaired. Gail and procure pamphlet " our
Agents, containing certificates OF Prof sAArEL
JAcEsoE, Of the Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
deiphia, and alec tweRty other Physicians Of emf.
hence, iestifytpg 10 its efficacy In various dis
eases. The MASS and WATgR IL kept for sals
by MsEsrs, MEADE j BAKER and &. T. EoBlSacs
Druggists, Richmond, Va
+. ECH0LS & SONS,
Is 22-d3m PTopTist0rx,