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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

Intelligence was received in this city
yesterday Of the death of Capt. Derby, of
the United States army widely known as
".Ioln Phoenix. .'-,Saint Louis Democrat Of
Nay 20h.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

I" William, said teacher to one of his
rupils, "can you tell me why the sua rises
in the cast p 4.
Don't know, sir" replied William,
'''cept i. be that yeast makes evrything
rise"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

THE JEsri' o. orR CorSrEv Fellow
citizens, said Daiel Webster. on the LAYING
0i the c4IEer stone Of the edition to The
Capitol st Washington. July I, Isl, take
courage; Dc of good cheer, we shall como
Got die luiiag tLe period allotted to our
several liz S We shai! continue to rejoice in
the etuFa Of Hi, en ive.snrg. The lilo.
mere hounds Of fs,atic;sm will be hush
et: thc c.ias;lv speetycs OF Secession ard
di-uaion vii! disappear, ard the enemies
of united constitutional liberty, if thei-
hatred canuc: b. appoa-ed, may prepare
10 have their eyebails scared Ks the behold
th- steady fight of the American eagle on
h, FURNISHED wings for years and years 70
co;-c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

En- President, Fillmore is at the head Of
the Buffalo Home Guard, ana is drilliag
them therangi:ly. His company Che COM
u.anding in pelson) escorted four volun.
teer companies 10 the railroad depot on
Friday, the said companies departing for
the western New York rendezvous for
troops encanped ready to march at mo-
ments warnu..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

WHEAT Ans TIE SWALLOWS "A gentle.
man residing in the West Division, relates
10 us that whilc sitting at his window,
Sunday evening, he observed an immense
number Of swallows darting and curvet-
ting aL"ut as II distracted, aad in man
ner totally differing fom the usually
graceful flights of lhes birds. They grad
laai.E gathr!ed themselves into q compact
mag, and commenced circliny y. ound .
tree IN t.ont OF his house after tho styl~
ha" X ahcat TO peunce upon an un-
fortunate chicken. This was kept up q
few mnutes, when, quicker than thought,
the entire flock dove down like an arrow
e. o his ,reH, and commenced q terriLls
splashing accompanied by confused AID
rapid chatter
The gentlemen, accompanied by some
iad.cs, went Out 10 witness the strange Oc-
curr"nce, but their pres II &c III no irannes
Intefiered with the aquatic performances
Of the swallows, hut rather seemed to in
crease the noise and confusion OF this
crazy bi:d convention. They went into
the house as.d. alter y any queries and
gu'Sscs as t. h, ST an % Performance,
pad Q more attention II the matter
The next n.o.niag it WIS brought before
them by tic terrified servant girl, who
had drawn 70 bucket full of the winged
o. 'hri.as. Upon examination OF the well,
-ar.y tasiD gt lie ScaE,,c; ,rere Jou,ce!
|r1ge.L N.h SOM one explain this
s-.7I = phenomenal, r 10 is versed in swai-
!'s inau!s? We hat. n-yer seen an Incl
Ge.t Of tA!s nature in pint, and think it
IS worthy OF invest; t;ga,iol. Who will be
coroner over tha drowned swallows, snu
uar-'el + g causes c. this seeming u,eide.
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MOLINE PlOWS
Carriage ne,airi..y si,or.
j. e. lIITl7E!VtY.


dUEjnds of I'sod8cr. sRrk ~ UheHt, Corn Oats Ii
a,otiy S~rd. dc.
Cfiep Warehouse. side nf Fulton street
rnerlv occupied by ". Low. ntta 81, III.
liberal adv.rc-s made grain in sep3
:aEf..>, ssath F'aprr.
HAVE Just received good assortment or superior
II ttdi,s' -th, Tpg'isf and French LETTER AND
NOrE PtPc!: b-.St tuaEufartnr-d fancy la
s,.ain at the fulfil NEWS DEPOT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

To The ,icllis,i verb ''to kiss there is OF
course proportiona:eiy ticliiish grammar,
aud the coniuga,ion IS in this wiss:-
bliss, to kiss; rebus, to kiss again pluri-
bus, to Kiss without regard 10 number /;
syl!aJus, to his the hand instead Of the
lips; hluudorbuss, TO kis the wrong persnn;
omnibus, To kiss everybody tn the room :.
eretus, 10 kiss in the dark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

ANDY JoHSsoE IS no: dead yet lie ce,a-
neaceS Il S speeches in Tennessee ty in
vtins those disposed TO fight, to have the
lighting come OF before The speaking:
IGe style u Mr. J0hnsoas canyessing
may Je judged ot from the commencement
OF his spec c. ~ Cieve!aEd Teasssse, where
threats against him Lad been largely in
'iui-eI III. He told the crowd that he
" adj L"t come here TO he shot, but to
shot; that il there was 70 be fight, Le
sad H. i.:enis were rSady f,- it, and that
he preferred to finish up tbs fighting bee
lore making lis speech. Nobody coming
-'r"a',i to light, the intrepid Senator pro
C ed ta =Vet-:. and by the time lie had
done l.:H teen l'cent;eti.s OF the al.d!e:.cs
were y!th h.n- Hetoi,: hem among 2 Other
tai - that JEFF. Davis and lie Governor
ot the ; ate ought 10 be hanged, aad woald
br hang ngci, and that at 3 hot far distant
peri 81. when the judicial power of ths
overnnent could tc brought to bear
upon tieGi.
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y. V. lsRfSTOx..

PRODUCE MI+ECHANT;
IN the Cn>h5a.n W.,rehn,se saortA nj the L~ndk.
Will re, eive Wheat Corn. Oats from farmers and
cell In Chie' GO, char ginR ~ freight and commission
Mons adsmnc-d upon Grsi in store. Storage a0-
Sn0 tu .heis.
~Market price rsld fss AL bials o9 Grain. feb2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
Lumber Yard, Planning Miil.
Sash, Daar and .lind Fagiery.

NJ f. hav. moved our IG-,heT Ward to our Planning
W Mill. M, ,r the Illinois River Bridge. a.i pre-
iaTeh 'Urui-i, "rIrrr customers and all otis
wIl ~ IL IruL,r. al! and Shingles At>1.
cu.-tauIiv h,:ya - I "rtr4ent DRY SEA
S;.NEH F!NI-I-ING IUNHf L
tavirfy - c.i.-sfirn viii LIHb-r Sasi. Door.
b. nj Il - GLASS Nail, PEiu'- aud 'i'i
u, rii-i.i furnish rnrl n e'-ry arfi,
Ii,I' Buivf- want, saving y"u the trouble "a
',f ii Iereif - ou rn" hiii.
~ als" invite stt.uri SINGLE NiII,
vlI,! j. rtgdy fer operation. iuruI-I
= " j Shingles ~ Hhn->ti- retail
H. and sell - ioY the oveSi.
z call and ,-Satriur for vOur~.-lvc,.
Office L. sal'- opposite f'u '"r-n DShnru's
Store 1a-- 92i sTHAWN PDWfLL
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SE,OH EN's - POT!

Ht~OlS v - M u "
u0WAs TcoPE
IMPORTER and manufacturer " Increase Twist Ri
a. and shot t;ups ef every description. Te'escope
and PATENT nux,e giaes Revolving Prtech Cast Steel
barrels. with Cide Starter for hrnirg srd ara"
snrtm-p' NJ rvovers Colts Beats. e'unt
Syms'. Alien rhpr'-r's Gentlemen vii Gid at
shop everything in lire. and to give salts
faction tn all that r. wi their
invite the Id friends ~ H. r. BRrxKsR tr give
call lie is Customers vii, al wsys find him
nj his post Ny shop 10 Main Street. near the Fog
- River Bridss.
Po~der shss, wads. and Caps. Guns let nv the day.
!un1s TUoAA AS MOORE
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VOL. AXI---NO. al.

sinia. II is true that provisions are ship
Iei South tIoII the Western States to
s':::- e..tcnt, bat not enough to balance
tiC amount sent from the South to the
N,H England AID Middle States
The bugLear, therefore, that the South
II States cannot produce enough to sup
port their population, is ridiculous. They
en- ra.se the usual quantity of cotton and
tobacco, and raise more proviscns than
tue people of these States can consume
be S5u'h may possibly suffer serious in.
conve icnce and ioss fer short time,
ON tie difficulty in getting the great
sturlesspf the word TO market, but there
necl not lie the slightest anxiety on tho
s-o:c OF !ood.-LanchIurg Tagtaian
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
True Enjoy meEt.

To him, who, in the love of nature,
holds commission with her visible forms,
she speaks a various language; for his
t,,,rS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

The man-'er OF The upper SKY
So Leyerrirr struggled for years with
poverty and disease while studying his IA
voritc science, Astronomy IA one OF the
garre.s Of Paris.
II" predicted but was not regarded. Al
last he wrote To the astronomer royal at
Eerlin. that on a certain Lour and minute,
q uew plane; would ap, ear in the heav-us-
He was not believed, bu, when & e eXgec-
ted world same to view. his fortune WAS
made. He merged from his tariet 10 Ell
joy the reward Of his labor. The study
oi nature oiircs I'~'uliar pie; sure. Tire
rocks and his clio Il ii with v.rlure, and
couta n NJ in then bnw,l J. mines of wealth
remains of al, mat life that existed t!lou-
aud> OF wears sgonP, whose Inprrse re-
main fixed on-ihe rocks, 10y tie hand of
time, forever Th-s possess "a recu lar
intere-i. and almost inspire Us !ith :; tt"l
ing oi awe at our OWN ms gnlicante. We
ie;in to look through nature up tO na-
lures God. to 'orget the foiie; and pleas
ules # tie w'ill. and To have moie
thought for those things that pertain to
the hereafter, and eternal state But.
ah"v. all. a man should live Il holy lie
and ihen he viii he truly l,alrv, and vi en
death al.l roacnes he will 90 down tn the
grave. = | ke one who wrap, he Ira,,a,y of
his couch about him. and les down To
pleasant dreams.
ANIcUS NATrR.E
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

S'e has Voice oF r'adiees. ard smile,
Aua r'oquenev OF eau 81 he idrs,
lu;u h's .ark u'u>iac-, nh "a plsd
And g-nti- syu'paiiy, that steals aaay
Their sl.afPtes,, ere he is aware.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

i;r.. - - ~ & VA EiEt ~
Ha, ing themselves together Tor the practice
Of cir proir.>io respectfully tender siF srF' icrs {"
the .;iz-ns n otiawa aud vicinity
B-A,I p.rsois indrttri to either ot the uEde:-
nj, ID. are rea,r 20 call immediately AID Arrange
the sahie. -,
once over Hunt--'. Drag Store. La Sale ST.
G. HARD. 81. ID,
;.,,. Il NJ MCARrIiUR, VI. D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

Cowtcr composed his immortal verse
whi,r Living iH et-. anon. the willows, "n
tie ienk, % the ,iu>r Ihe cias.c Adj
olson. dian whom tiseie lias hen Lo i,et-
ter $50; 1T either before after h;~ time
formed the grouG q work of his Admirable
wr.tinss 5 in The c,vffyP i.os~ss and i7tss- al
London He seemed 10 lr in his e!s:;.e,t
when IN ngi,ng With tie Jolly ,quir's sad
tat aide nrn of ile c:piJai whose exploits
.ft. .ward- furni-!.t Il TIA" contents al a pa.
per. IL. not oniy derived real pleasure
and ,.ts E. from his calling. hut conferred
an everlasting b,usf, on man-ind. J lie
brilliant tut MIS- -ulied Byron seemed To
take melancholy pleasure in depicting
in veiee the history of Isis own distorted
life What an ornament and examp!r
IN ght be have been 10 the human race.
had iI rot been for the vain c"qu"Ities aud
GeceI,iiuus of one woInan " hat a hear
y ist wlerk lie has well described
his own life when he s1Ss:
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II. ItTrsTSSI,.

VI "
,fHH 4 ya,'h"rtfss- HsH 81! Cftf:tf
WHOLESALE AND EErAlL-)
Importer Of Drugs Chemicals, French Cosi'"e iran
dies, Wi.es, &c..&c. a%g-o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

Their .lafPLess he is
BBYAsr.
Man is like shsd ". produced and
swept away by the moving ot tie -un -
\ ct III ew o! his tiaiisi'o o'y and ephem-
eial state. he acts and moves a. II he weie
to live icrecer, lac ior@ct- the i'ai ei;d and
object for which n.5n WAS ,r-at. d. aiT
Iu-hcS h"adiong iuto ih. vari+x al strug-
rin. human iy al seek it,g and chasin.
their "wm peculiar tancrs, aud grasI,-
with tie trHacity of a, ing man. cliu-iur
To si'aw, ar tue vain titles and empty
shadow, "t the world. Dio@rncs SAID. II
l. Eot n vii 10 live Ut to ! We tsdiy -
Hence, i..i"r that mau nIig.t as well
- d"ati - TO merely .%ist. We nrr crea.
ted to :" ifo?m son : liv-n peit il lif- and
II ~ perSrrt our lives We !ali 10 IN al
tie object OF our existence Know thy
self, wa> written in golden letter. on the
mIlr Of Apollo ST lei Iii We should
iir-i X or attention upon some honora
bl-. g. ling c"n.eiti.l To our tastes, Il e4
pursue - with untlrlae z--ai. for man
Joys thing oily wien his whole mind
:sud heart are sci u on IL Therein NAV
L. a kihI a erJoS u.nt in boarding up
wcaltl, or siriyln. i"r position among men
tat II ! r'tfeai # caTii,-,! to ,StrelUrs
P.rscIvc I, c golden man; act with mod
,r.,i or: le r,rt Bvrii -Inus and while aC-
qnirii z other 'hinss lay Up eoodiy store
"i kr"u !r,!:-c Tor "'d aI-. For without
arm II. man J. Ike "a statue Of straw
he can neither talk To oiner>. nor do oth-
er- talk 10 him Il seems thn, the cls.-
oi men who ,uipy Themselves most aIe
poets. rhIl. <o;.hers. and Literary men
Ih.S See and tinh eiln, mcnt in c.nitem
T. ~. h. WY of mature, and studying
ihs' 4 a,acier:st:cs q. their fellow nieG-
Pop" = '-ak- hi own rn.ul VIXEN he says.
~ q turr,. r.I.. u DOT 10 " :. .is crs
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respect to DEEss MAK 80,
yi>e. OF Ms A>HAAk. .oT
berg t'lu- prepared Ia 10 Df
taos. a. prove. sic
y. An .-Eaat lot uf
VII. .e A,pi CuEz;aEity On h
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

gaid T Ug MI n shapes, aIme,
stath e comet nd c.r-e
Tie m. I,.r.r @ l.. niv-9se.
81 rolling oa vi D ii-us =. forcs,
Ni,h1us q sp''.r Va haui = c0siSs,
4 b, rit dI.ur4nify On 4ig1.
Ih. nlnn., er OF IL nn,.rr s.Y
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Dr. -. gESsSEE
T.. l.. IiiNTsUEH. N. b

Fa.,.rui at;vtpu gwen 10 IiIc tTtdII'eI u ""I'e
srd c.Ii;!fen ,,r =,
ULc~ in Fre-ra.', block. La Ss..- 80 iebiH-iy
T.. 4. JiiYRUEl. VI. p..
ys,; jau ,,,,d >,,,-y.os-fJsts,rG Hiinos-
Once ~ p.,nii;c> = MA, b..ry'- Dig slo:v
Su~cial =t,e.,, .on given 10 g-iy
L. =. AS.S.~- I4,,N,scn;,;i :i's-f.
Having pract ed !irinc fur eighteen Yeds. SIX OF
.ii,I nv. br.n rx-lu-5vey Devoted Hon r"pafhy.
no., offer. IA, Tiei'i> "i the rA>Ici T.!
O;t~wi AZ, the ic.es "i H. p'"'e>>i"i- faf'ie'
lar attention given { treatment ." women ana
cbide.u ~ OH y. ttI4geT's block. ju'it
HENRY ". GCEsfsE.s. II. -,
Yi.>rtj,e Of Ho.ak ,.A.y. of S,,tqcDIS, Edia nrgh.
Having had charge Of Hospital la EGT"e Tor 'rsr-
raj years ai.d practice OF trn years ia ihi; ne
feels confident o. vi;;2 satisfaction to ih''se VINO MAY
wish his professional advice. :. .
Oiicr horIh side the Court House SqGare. Resi-
deurs np S.,,.rior - e.-t q National TuI-c- d-co
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pOLITIGAL KIND FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The Great Indian Remedy,
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. MATTlSONS INDIAN INEyACOCUR

This celebrated Female Medicine.
possessing virtues unknown OF any.
thing else OF the Kind, and proving
effectual afterall others have fAiled'
Is prepared from an Indian plant
used by the natives for the same pur
pose from time iniineinorial. and nov
iOr the first time offered 10 the publ
lie. IL IL designed for both marie
and single hides. and 10 the very best
thing known for the purpose, rs II
will bring on the monfhiy siekHsss In
cases Of obstruction. after all other
remedies OF the Kind have been tried
In vain. This may seem incredible
but a cure 10 guaranteed 70 n eS 49,
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Mtssps. HrshY p. wusos Co. have u''d ynar
Hair Ksrener.or and Hair Dressing and have revived
grrat benefit from tlTm. desu the artc~s worthy ~
hgh commend alton, and cherrfally rtconn I'D thss' 70
all who want o. restore gray hair 70 ~ original cof or
10 any Who arr truublsl 9th dsnirr ~ d.sgrrcah.s
itching n the heal Lua,of., % TO those sh'ss hair
falling fIom the head.
Raw. q. ". u CLARK, Great Pals, n. u.
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John II. Jeiren ~ Cart
Dyspepsia Remedy!
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
Aromatic InyigOraiing Spirit.

TAn Msiicins AesbssH used By tAe pubic for years.
trifA tBcTsqsinJ fIror. 10 u recommended 20 cure
DysYsnsir. Nrrr0HsRess, HCdrf-Burn, Colo
Paiss Wiaf IN tAs Sf0cacA, or Pains IN
ths Rowsis HeuiacAs. DrUtrsiHtss,
AiHSV Complaints, Low spirits,
DsiiTiam TrCmsHs, iHfsH-
PsraErs.
II stimulates, exharatcs inylgurates, but will not
intaXicate CT stupCy.
ASA MEDICINE, II is quick and efeetual. curing
y all cases OF Dyspepsia. Kidney and other COM
plants of stomach and Bowels,
A wine glass full will remove dropping spirits,
and restore weakly, nervous and sickly To health
Shattered constitutions, and those subject To De
Hrium TrsmsR, through the two irec use OF liquors
&c, will immediately feel tho happy effects OF
"llam's lnygorating Spirit"
DOSE-Une VINE glass full which will
remove Bad Spirits, heartburn, lndi-
gestion, create an appetite, cure Dys-
pgpsla aud Cole, remove flatulence -
kidney, bladder or Urinary Obstruc-
lions Will be relieved by dose or two,
aud an Ciisetual cure by the use OF a few
bottles
A dose will give instant relief to the
most violent Headache, Nausea or bad
Feelings, through excuses.
Ladies' OF weak aud slckly consttut' ons will find
adose occasionally will return 10 them health and
strength.
Daring pregnancy, II lsmost eficacious in remoy.
ing dsa -rucable sensations Internally, and Is TO-
valuable In regulating generally the menstrual
organs.
General Depot, a Water Street, NY.
Agents In BOstOu-Oeo. Z Goodwin a Co., NJ. y.
Burr a Co., Weeks Potter
For sale IN Blddeford by WIN. G, Dyer, A. Saw.
yer T.. u. Stevens, 4. III. Carlton.
For sale in saeo by ). 4. shaw. 8. Mitchell, r
W. Smith. ly-1
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For Sale.
SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS!

Charles IIoftnann, VI. D., r. &, Professor Of dis;
eases OF the genital organs in the fremont Medical
Institute has at a large expense To the institute
publi.hed "A work ON the treatment Of all private
diseases of the male and female genital organs, nl-
so a treatise on the result of Onanisn, MastuTba-
ton, Sexual Debility, Involuntary Nocturnal lmis,
siOns SpermatOrThea, &C., causing lmpotency ahd
Mental and Physical Debility.
Ladies being troubled with painful or entirely
suppressed menstruation, would learn something
by sending for book Enclose two rcd stamps to
direct TO Dr. IlOtSiANN, care OF Box 1865, Dos
ton Mass lyric
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Con-tipstIon, Costiven.ss. Suppression,
het.niatisni, GOUt, Neuralgia, Drop
~, paTail SIS, EIla, etc.

Iftht az. ~ a. iofs.fhs - hh'Nst tHit'"a-
Too mach canuot - sili % yuur ps 1r the %
ensiirsnsss. Ifothsrs u cur Maternity have hud them
rs cacious have. they shoull join me Ia proclaim-
tus II for The h.nsut q the multiles Who sugr from
thai compliant Nhs aitl.Igh bal enough 10 ITSELF Il
the pro.erl'ur Il utLeis iat Nur.a. I believe
y,Ess In the yv Jut yOur fills Affect that
OFsan anl cure the disease.
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GARDENERS
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA COMPOUND.

J,uT, cure for Rh,umaiism and Neuralgia m ns
| ,roT.f form The undersigned hereby certify that
they have used "Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neu
nlgia Compound" for the cure OF RheumatsIn
and Neuralgia. and have IN every ease found iiD-
mediate and permanent relief We have full con.
mend IL 10 all who afflicted with these harrass-
ing diseases ~ of the safest and beet medicines
ever offered Ia the public.
T. Hancock. Jr. 70 South Market st., Bo'iSr W.
H. Allen. boston Henry A. Fuller, u south Mat
k.t st. BosfoB Samuel Wales. Jr. City Hotel, Res.
TONI ,eO. III. plummeT MeycTlck Square, East bs'-
,oa Henry II. Gardiner, Webster st., East Bo'fVA
Abfam Weeks, Webster st., Bo'fon Capt Chas. u
DolllyCr, Ead Bo'i0n,
cUJS a SMITH, No. l on STAT, Hoas,. Bs'ioH.
Have been afflicted with Rhsumatsm In 10. worst
FORM aud was entirely CuTSf hy the use OF ON" bot
tle.-i. " BRYEa, MaiiAsu'' Bs.diSg, co%~v-
uariins,'s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entiTrTy relieved me nom suncrngs Of several
years staniing.-W. D.. HODGhiNs' No j o'fSiSs
House, Boston.
Aller suffering with rheumatism for ~ year..
was entirely cured by the use Of Two bottles 81 TAR
diners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound -
NORNIS n. AYERS. IS FraHkhR 81, Boston,
The Rheumatic Neuralgia Iompound has been
taken by hundreds ~ people for Scrofaloss iu-
mors with great benefit, IL may be given ~ ehil-
1' At ~hoie.sls, Sy I&cY JENKINS, ca Liberty
street, New York.
PrlncIpaI Dcpot-sT Kiiby St., Bo.ton.
None genuine unless signed by
CHARLES r. GARDINER
For sale In Blddeford ny Dr. =. sawyer, VIM. "
DYER aud Dr. L. q. Stevens. In Saeo BY M.
Mitchell nnd 5. +. SHAW, aud the dealers through
the country. IyrN
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Milling.

,r,ur subscribers have erected at the corner
- Main and Lincoln Itreets, Biddeford. Q
a., .,as, STEAM GRIST-MIIL. aud placed
,hs..;n the necessary machinery for grinding
min of all descriptions. The mill has three
run of stones (Burr) and all the machinery ne
oesssry TO do Custom work. Farmers, me
chants and others, having grain LOT mi,nns.
may depend upon having the work aone ~ 'Hs
oe'' 'N JOEL ROBERTS,
JOTHAM PERKINS.
piddei5rd, June II, 1851. 2au
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Fire Insurance.

pIIE undersigned, having been appointed Agent
l offhs YORK County Mutual Fire Insurance CON
panV OF South Berwick Me, Is prepared 10 receive
every description, at the usual rates. Said cOmpa
ny la, now at risk IN said State s50O0OOO OF poop
efty, on which are deposited premium notes to the
amount Of $4,000 with which To meet losses. Loss
cs are literally adjusted and promptly paid. The
risks taken by said company are divided rs follows
Ist class Farmers Property; 2d class, Village
Dwelling Houses and contents 81 class, safe Kinds
or mercantile aud manufacturers property. Each
class pays for its own losses. ,,,,,,,
For information, terms &C., apply to RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector Of Assessments,
City building BlddefOrd, Maine l6u
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TESTIMONIALS PROM CLERGyNiEN,

On the efficacy Of the Peruvian Syrup and the BEN
.a,s they have derived from its uso'
r.v. JOHN PJERroST. Msdord N...-is efficacy In Salt
I,hsum aiI 01hsT OutshsOus Dssssss
Rv. WARREN BURTON, Boston. Mas sfheasy IN
o.. A,s,asS snd GsSsri OSSdly Il. Nsiss 70 cls'-
Rsy ARrIURn TUIIEE-r, Tassey in Nsrvos. lIs.,
s,s, Essss.,ioS Ns,IsS'S , y.lss \, ci.TsyasS
Rev. AUGUSTUS \ POPE. s0msryiis. Masa-Cars Tor
bols aid General Debiiiy.
in General ushlty, Liver ComP-int Dys2sp.aA' sub
Rev sYIvANUS CoBB. Dos,on M,.s-is Tee snd ffi-
In fy VI lrsngh Alter ~ pholi Fever
Rev. THON wuITrEMoRE. Bos,ur, Ms..-i, rs and
si5s avs. is sss 0 bSSs .ISy sPh. Elasticity
RI eS9o.s S sTs OK GEss%S sS:S si l'''
Rsv. EPuRAlM NuTE JE lsyrsn1s, ksn'.. Territory Ell =
=, tas.SE N Dy.YSr.. Daisy, AID AI'P-
Rev THOMAS H. rONS- lts Efeacy liz General Debility
lxhaustign " Nervous System
ssr q DrS.boa' lie ssy'' cit has proved Just the
Iaaic that wanted"
Rev up WEBSTER. possrr M,..-it. value IN Dy.peP-
Cbionie Eiarfhas Dsrsns saSh Liver and stomach.
Rev Jos H. ciINClL BOSTON. Msss-ih EfeAey In Di-r-
thosa and GsnSTal DsbahUs
H, ABRAHAM JACKSON. wairole. y, u-is Eneaey
Ia Rs. uy.psps,., sRl UEhcalthy APPSuts.
Rev. J. PEARSON, IN, Ss~bugPOrt MAss-is Efeaey
In DyspsrsA sBi Dstillp.
CI,1sa.t c usbilU. s~slang OF the Extrsmitiss.
p,,l n VTrAtIs SCIIERR rcs.rn M,ss.-I.s Re.tors-
ave Ps.sr lever iNhausnun % the NerNogs sys-
TN ani Dy.pspsa lsconnsHdAu0n 10 ~sehOAf', Teach
efs, Ctefsy and LlitOTs-
Rev HENRY T'PII,N. Ro.,on Nas.-ihs Efneaey In Dye
p-psia ana Ai,ctons 20 the Liver.
nv y n RiDnrla Boston Mass. ls vsus In esses OF
prOuchI. lndsssIbn, ISrPsd L'sr Asuas'S and Ssi'-
Gus Drtahty
ps.s MsCul Assut and Llic@eJ Ia D,'PSp'A D'Af-
Ihasaand rsausy
~, J W OLMSTEND, Dr-scn. Mass General Recon-
r,sndsion snt Conhdsncs ln Us tsnuinsnss. . ss9i-
tisss It. Efh,aCy 81 DysIspsia and Nervous D<ouiV
\. II. Pamphlets containing Letters from the
above named Geuilsmen Rnd others. nni Civ
I,r, fulI Information Oi the syrup, can be had
on application To the Agents, orio
john II. Jeireft ~ Garter,
STORE 30 SUMMER STREET,
(Sezt door to the Post OficeS
BOSTON.
Sold by all Druggists.