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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
A UGUST BRENTANOs ,,,,
.ABOoK. STORE, STATIONERY and dNEwsEMPoRiUM'

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This ,stsbhment can sw avs be had the following Boston
and Philadelphia papers: r,.. IL.
Boston Jonrnai Herald Transcript Saturday Eveppe ga
zette aud Commercial Bulletin ging failures and III
butinass).
Philadelphia Ledger Press and Enquirer.
All Foreign and American Newspapers and feroolcas
kept constantly hand For sale In ngle numbers OF
msed subscribers IN any part ofthe city or country ~
out extra charge. a.. No,.,p..
N Back numbers Of the principal periodicals. NewsP%
per, and Magazines always on bsnd.
no! YOUNG MAN Without help you are
mined What you most need Il not Medicine but IN
FORM ,TiON Resds Tract sill send you for de on w,
New Method Of Self Healing in certain Nervous ~
and sne. Addrrss LA ROY SUNDERLAND, Boston MSS
CEN. GEO. Il. MCCLELLAN.--A beautiful
VI EN0E Av1NG Steel Also of Iieut .Gen w
SCOTT. kis.-Gsn NJ l.. BANB GeL JOHN r. nooI 'tay WEI,
GEN j. C RRF aONT, ELLSWORTH, and otheTsi all Esy
salsoble A. a d. TAB @ for agents Address 49,
J. C. BUTrRE, No. 80 Frsnkhn st, -- New. IorA.
CUTTERS Suffers Suffers The
- Ioyal State ENVELOPES end NOTE PAPER. ior SAFE
chesp in quantities. The only Envelope sdopted py to '
III d specially resoinms nJcd by the Covernnent w
REAGLEs CO, No lChahoo'sht,- ;" -
IFE or GEN. SCOTT, by Mansfield, brought
~ down 70 tho WAR or THE REBELLION 100 &C.; g9s;;
PORIRAIT MAYS ard CUTS. Maiei ife, for Pl AOfNl'
IyINTED EVFRYlVHERE Send hor Cir:allr 70 ,
N. c. MILLER 20 g Psihro", No"-io on
NINE. DEMORESTs QUARTERLY MIRROR
fE or FASHIONsOr imPt0 geuents in tho second 'o
ume Fan nuabor ready Sept iIce' 10 cents yssy ~
,.u,s Sso thc above ILLUSTRATED witD Co-crd fssao
Paes nd 1hee fu SIC! Paper Pisesns - cenl' yearly p
No. Az Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
iJusT RUBLIsHkD:
ADI L DEDnD1A

JUsT RUBLIsHkD;
VALUABLE REPORTS On SpERMATOR-
RlEA sd other Disssses stectns the yonl Condition
Of Old sn6 YoEug by the Acting Of .be How
citation, Philadelphia, md OF hs NEW REMEDIES emp,
Ia the DpUnsy in sen, In senlS letter efvrloy.
free Of charge. Address Dr. j. +. HDUGHrDN
Howard Association, Phisdulphia Pa.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Militarp Nciicse.

First Jas4isuAv Fremont Kthes-oo. W nLne @ hsie
NJ 6l Esyl his regiment - no" DtnB
,s..eyS @ ssr and oszs seriosi dueemenis 10 ofcet'
and men fs.e 20 ,ute with y RfsFclasS SigAAH'u'
N5to es.s apr a. .ion az deidgEuisJs
7Efc1S,- g.:f.rRsT sCOrT IlFE GUARD, Fourth Rsg.
Ynspt \ Y y 'viunteere, Col, ALFRED ". rAiLOR.-by
leY of,ps J5Ap A. Dix this nent viii increased 10 he
OoTsr1rynt Idsrd of iCi6 imnedsieiy A0Ie o9aea
,sp ~ accepted in this fegsmcnthoso who haFe
ben IN Sso ~ e. preferred ADt1y the reouiug ote La
fsyosJ Ell Nc BEo5dUss JAis entnt has essn acHye
sc,vp q Irs ,0lt Me- stationed 81 heVe De
OTsoo +isr Jissd Captain CHA RIES W hRJOEh Company
d. (ir1tc hH> JAMES McDCdALD, Company ~ AdlWnS
VI l,.lAA .. HENRIQ QU.s.S, Recruiting Officers.
'sC,nifYsk states RiGe<;2
Arsrptea by th' - --etOry Of WaT.
to5re ". KflZyZASOWSKL
Iiout.-Ccl w. IFSkI
E9 ArIONAL VOI.0NTEER REGIMENT.
Esfr- a. ale her native e3ootsd invited 70 join N do-
se-.sef r,t ou RI bt lad common Liberty. vounte1s e
esgo T. toaTd and clobps ON the day OF enlistment
Headdasr1Yf, No. 2}9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
D. APPLETON & Co, Publishsrs,
hos 4:3 and rs BruadRay

HUT TODAY
" No u. Of the OIess National work-THE HISTORY OF
IhE SOpIhEhN REBELLION AND THE WAR FOR
The CHtOScontsttg most vaGsbe estinr matter
& The PrsnI,y Aeiin 10 tho oUf States; Views Of ell the
ISs@npIti lae heoie Deentisn Of cssisi The FiuscL
Der Az Important Ck.teE Views Of wshingtOn Hamilton
Jefe1Jn, Monroe, Chancellor Rent Jodse Msrsh.ii irJ
story We5sser Clay kc &c, tho Unoh; Ths
CongresE Prooesaings. SO ,ko ''SA-
TE hszpul ard yat BE work sasd Ia veeElv pu,,h,
ere bat 10 cens esch sppded by all News Ds.srs and by
H.1t 20 sry oddress.
Il be only complete and authentic History Of e Eebep,,
sc, offered Order 0y this History and don't n
any Vi he eongone-sts sooks made ap By the scisso
FRED'k GERHARD,
Gtnerl Agent Tor the EUbicatioh,
No. 81 Essssu-s.., Hev.Ycrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Chances for Brsinees Acn.


1--WE SUBSCRIBER, having the necessary
ted Tor tbe msrIfaorTe of FlREiRMs or psrt Of iaes
wishes make CONTRACT with esdns houIs to
party 9Th capital solicit order
United oeyennsnt hoa the State Of New York Ad-
dTssr V. BEAUMONT, eo III HostsTit, corner Of Mott
z Sn PER MONTH made by enterprising
W cu AGENTS selling DOWNER6 HEMMER and
SHIELD for hsnd.ew'ns lhd.penabo to every lady u,ns
the needle. ssUne t-nt tbs Isesip % 2 lao per cent
profit agents Adde'S A. H. D0WNEH, No. fi2 Boads1y
keW-iUTk
IL fA A MONTH and all EXPENSES PAID.
Up ~ Local and Travelling aGE Nr5 WANTED through
United S,sI and Canad.s For paculs, call
addri inelooe sislnp G. NJ BROWN Co., ko. 2. Beeeser
s., corner Of b, 0 fdEsy hog.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
TARPER & BROTHERS,
III FRANKLIN-SQUARE, NEW-SoRK,
PGb!ish This Day;

THE HOUSE ON THE MOOR.
Msi,andD GsSdD The Laird Of NOrsw,"
'hi ia%o, %,si&I5 &q.is, " 81 81. 80
LIFE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC,
Lie esa Advenuroin the South Pacific BY RoyISs PRINTER
IlusIanans. l5mo huflin' 81 20
FARAbiAYs
CHEMICAL. HISTORY OF A CANDLE.
M Cos 81 S,5 aided c's'fs fsSa o. 0 on Psna by GqE
FShSpi, CI Frs, FoiIerien Professor q CeeH'sry, s
eDGes &C Delivered before JWs7ie AadioTy a. S ne hsy@t
S:as FdS G SSSs Sy w s IN oSssn Sfs ,lf o
hsns'sah.ns isuo' N0'h' - ser''
'COILORD'S LATIN ACCJDENCE.
Lain AeciaeEce and Primary Lesson book 'ontsrins & ~
sihticn Of The fostf MCd, ;nd try bss'oP' o L, u as
Gcei h re Bfooiyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute,
l2mo, shocv, fI
HARPER 4 BRoT II E RS
,,,i byE gs 'I5T M fgPE;kP Ts. P;,0, an Account Of
tho g va,,sn, anG Rcseah on o Phoncnp
NooI s in Arias and other Adjacent place. Cc1saeMsd M
" Sl' 6a9s we K es Pofascy ia'tfs.sd With MsP
Wgoi.su,s Chf0mo-Lhosrsrhs, Sa svO. MafHn' 81 '0'
SEASONS WITH TUE sEA-HoRsEsi o., Sporting Ad'
Fgs. We iso asfS Samsfoas ins.sti5ns &c., Mlsi.a,
FRANZ ~ ARsoyAGE. Novel BY As1aoSz TFSl. 'GG.
iRrss Cisss9 "Tle wet inde, and N, .sParh Main"
Orlgy Fsfm," 61 With Illustrations y MiL"s limo
Hlsln, 81.
DU CHAILLUs EoUAToRiA L AFRICA. Explorations and
Advenuro susi1sl Afri,a with heconnts oi he Macrs
aud Cus;os OF People AID 0! the Chsto OF tte Gorilla no
Crocodile, Leopard Esglsh HgPSpoeno. and othei a,
syo sslia 81 lCilform with Liviagia ne Ba,th, and
BuTton)
DAYS RIoF 4 Lio. Romance: by Charles Lsysr Az
tins Of Gro n' Ma1rice fisfnsy" O,o Of Them, &C.
Syo., Pepper, 50 cs''a
sIrAs M6RNEl ,ho wclyer Of Rsve'os. Fy George Eliot
Author Of Adam Be9e," The Mill or the Foss' End
Scenes OF CeEic Liie" Emo MliD % cents Paper "a
ceuta.
TRCMPS. A Navel By Geo. Wm. Curss Illustrated b.
HopIIn. limo Muslin, 81 80.
THE WITS AND BEAux or SOCIETY, by craco ,aa.
Philip Wharton, Autors The Gu-ens 81 socety llus
trsisd by H. Browne and James Godwin aud Engraved by
tle Brothers ls!licl. l2mo., Mu'ln, 81 So
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NErHERLANps-Prom.,he
Death Of William the Silent 20 the Syrod Of bort WHh
full ie. ofte EnRsh Duich struggle sSinH Spain, hnd Il
IN. Ori.in ard Dot ucon of fthe Spsnh Arnad1 by JoHS
L3TdGor MorLs LID DCL C&SttePosfins & ~ 81, saes, ni,
Republic" New cation. ysb. sVo., Susin ga Sheep,
"a 50i HSlf Cal, 90.
PRIMARY OBJECT LIS soNs Tor Grade. Course Of Do
ysiePmeat Anqsl ir Teacher, and tsT-.; 'ii Les-oH'
oT hs Proper Training " tie Facnties of 2r by ~ a
CALEisf. IlussrssiOns l2Flo. asslin y
WILSON'S READERS A Series Of schocI aadl q Rsss
ers-Degned to teach the Art Of Reading 81 tn llpl
nsnFsl prasieal way elsbrS0g ia ih-rpan wi'is
ra5se Of Nsgnrsh the ply al ning
CoGsstnS Of a Primer und Seven RetdTs b ~. Gr'
wnssoy The tIimeI. and First second Ih,d tooAh
and Ffh Readers COW ready. Prices Is, e. 80 D. So oeSiI,
aud ol.
HARPER & BROTHERS will .snd sither Of The above
BY nisi po,tgr or any diss, in The United
States under 1905 nsifs), On receipt Of ihs piics
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
PaTI a. Curtis,

PHOTOGRAPHS SC,
no 5J4 Brood Iy y, Y. folG stand.
4r AZ our loass brs oonsiary in EurOps IN Ee
ss,pt ,geek!y Of ard selected goods.
1Fgorton,s Ceh&xBted Sold Pens.-lnPrOsezs zsnts
ser IN the machinery nsSuriuR Gold Pens aud So
ent, to the subscbe iY Lefes Ps,et have enabled HIM 70
.sro-o he many ecti Us hitherto pnayadshe1a heir
tsosrfion and the cost within the reach o AL
Ebs Drios pi hHc fo5 the following foa: censten
80 seior. b Il essaomy TO ~ Sold Pens The oR Pen
yfrBn, cbsnso by ycas Of continued use bs ne steel
Pen changing and tbGreioI rgIect
srfuity.ci ting obtained only By the oi th Gold
Pen be Goo Pen s. always ready and reliable, whio tho
gS. Pea mu.t be Oxen AID selected
the Of the Ged Pen there sseq' ,4vns Of
4- Gold capable e3eling any degree Of e,as icty
Shst TIE Gold Pen exactly Rdspeo the hand Of the wncT
,he nerves of4be haId and not nGT1 Is
.po 10 be he eae by Of Steel Pens lie isnow sell
h 5d Pens BEsusggsIy ioI 70 cents 90 oId ls
tsse hesverus Of Of which WI sT ouias'
.irurbout the country Wholesale and eai at tie store No
q sdensne whers 81 ordeIs iucosing cash post ssu1ps
vii ecev, pomt ion PeE OF Pens eo-TespobdII In
val selected sceOFng description wlimcledaiey be
,sIs bX Al AT OF otherwise. O. directed. Address
A. MORTON, No rs Maiden lane, Nssc>@ ork
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Groceries ano 1)ropisions.

DRlCES of FLOUR Good extra farnily Flour
- 81 10 S5 double extra do from white wheat % 10
30 80 Delivered fro. in New YoIt Brooklyn and Williams
buJSh. W.H.GlLLETGE, No. ~ Froatsli asn fuI ssns.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

FRANZ r rARSONAGE. A Novel BY AsInoNy JE9i-
10rR, uu,a 0f Doctor Gborne" The BcfiramS ne
Three Csssp "TLe West Indies and The SPAN h Main
Obey Fafp" nc. With Illustrations y hiLns limo
Muslin, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Musital Jnstruments.
printing.

DRINrING at WAR PRICES.-Billheads only
s5 per rsam Cari. sOc per ioO0. 5000 hand bills So
Every description equally low One trial solicited by the Cheap
e;t Printer JfTyon City Hall All w0sh neay executed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Dousss ano farms mantco.

NyANTED-An IMPROVED FARM, with
w coed lhdngs Orchard &C. within 100 miles o. Ihesgo &
H. containing 100 10 300 acres address ~ & ~ a., -
No 63i New.Yofk Post Oce giving full descE pion ~ 20 W
r.ijon imnroys psuts prcs, New foIS Aug 81 seh
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

- THE HOUSE ON THE MOOR.
A NOVEL, :,
nv the author Of Margaret Maitland" The Laird Of NorAwi
- - "The Dsys Of Ny Lie" &c.
~ I2mo, Musin, 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

DAYS RIOF. Lifos Romance. by Charles Lcysr, In
thor C5as OAseyH Gerald Fit,rerat " " The Mar
tins Of Gro .in MalTice Tsfnay" o,o Of ThcrU, &c
/ 8No.. Paner. 50 cRlia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

SEASONS WITH TUE sEA-HoasEsi o.. Sporting Ad'
tn, In ~ Sarthcrn seas By JAMES LANoS1, Eq
FGs. Yih liap antnumeIops Illustrations. $50, Mas.a'
81 IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

sIiAS M1RNl thc Viewer Of Rsve'os fy George Eliot
Author Of Adam Beaep "1bc Min THE Fioss," fpd
Scenes OF CssipI Lie" lIao MuiD, % cents; Paper "a
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
speual No,lree.

Jess hath EGerRoE Life give to al tls g Hnto Him
NDsyTts their Hrtnef Ia The Lambs book oI Lie
GeIu,-! Going! Hut net MI GSne:-uy Ice
PIChE GS double a;sd, aud worth moro thar iTt i0
Ahafai VIII offer this vesk aud no Io9Se::
Pitchers vor.T s - % for SlOOl each,
Piiehars y0t.h 10 VQior 81 % cneb,
Pitehsis wdSh So 90 for 80 90 each,
Pitchers vaTa SO 90 f5r SIS 90 each.
LUCIES HART, Nos 4 and Bu4lipgfip
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

9G9 , lla'sfaE 50
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

Eng ta cs5 .a1sr2
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

DU CHAILLCs EQUArORiA AFRICA. Explorations and
Advrnturc i 3ria Africa with Accoun Of the Manners
aud Cus,orns hs People hYd q the Chato OF tte Gorilla mo
Crocodile, Lcopari Eeslsn HppopoauUs and othe Ani'
rrsls w Psn - Dp Chsii. VIII Ilnstra,ionf
8yo Muslia s3 tCtlforn with Liyings ne, Bath, and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

HtRPTR l. BBO o II X
H,yE 'u5T PUBLisnED: ,
CARTHAGE AND fIER REMAINS: Being an Account OF
tho E .vatons Rcseaith he site c the honic w
Mo,ro in Arias. and other Adjacent Slscs Cclsl
uujel the lslices % Her Msesiya Coysrnm.n by DI
~ Oavis h. g. s. Prosseiy liustTs;,d win MsPs,
" cod cuf Chf0no- Li,hogrsphs Sa 8vo. Mutin sE'O'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Danriue Aeaarmirs.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. %, 1861,
GRAN d FAMILY no l. DAY.
TWO SUPERB DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES.

MR.. C.. II. RIVERSs NEW DANCING
WI AJADENY No - Sohemcrhogast on Court st.. Brook
a. gil open TUESDAY. Sept. H. Send s' cireni-r
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

TRUAPs. A Navel BY Geo wm. C1rtis Illustrated b.
Hopyin. limo Nusin 81 50.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Mistellaneons.

A A. THOMSON & Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.,
As Y offer sale. TN and rERNE PLATE, C2s coal
ard Coke SHEET IRON, BELGIAN, as''ia, dm's, k.s,
"RGD and Gd!raaed do, Sheet Zinc, Copper We, Rod
Iin Sof,ley Leud, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

NSyANTED-A LADY, as FIRST ASSISTANT
w 10 tho Huntington Union school Must shis tosPesh
French fs,u and 70 M higher Ath-nacs wei
fngiish bTauchss salary SsSJ Attfs.i D.
WOODHULL, HaltIlstou. l.. !.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

HARPER & BROTHERs viii send sither Of The above
WORKS by nasi postage hee (for any dsI In The United
ststes under 1905 nSitsl, receipt of tbs piice.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

COhP NUFAGTURERS.-Fo SALE cheap
O2IRON PANS 10 se. diameter II feet deep wits ssso
coils counIete, also ~, PANS feet diameter and ZEE
deep also rs SOAP FRAMES. Apply s the Fsetoy Of 20
New.York Olive Company kentsv, near DIVISION av 0S.
lyn r.. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

THE WITS AND BEAUX or SOCIETY, by CTaco ,na.
Philip Whsr,on Authors The Queens of Society. lIIs
at.d by H. Browne and James Godw1, and EDgICyed by
tho Brothcfs III xc I2Ino., Mn,dn 81 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

AT s3-DCUBLE-S0LE SHOES. Alse, al
"A 80 Sc ouited CONGRESS CATERS, . new hyla =
JONEs'S Nos. 10 snd L. Annst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

gasHsons Copy tor year s3. Two Copies. year
81. Five Copios, yeeJ, I'll ID. Ten Copes to
saare.s. $40.
For Club Of Twenty we send an Extra Copy.
Fora Club Of Forty, ssnd The Daily Tribune gratis.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

w ARMY NAVY and MERCHANT sERtiC,f-.dssn Ian.
admirable LONG RANGE Guns be furnished a.
Ia FIELD BATTERIES with all camkAess s"' is aas Il
so liz sth ,hp srmns puble ptv4sn
A.. ~ NiSRMAN WIZARD or HENRI L. sIDAv1.<
py addressing No""" Ko. l3d East ssa ~ hss-sso
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

VSTANIED-By two respectable Girls, situations
w -spe 10 good PLAIN COOS, WAsHiH ard lhohER.
and the eiboI o. IsCHANBERMAID aud WAITER. No goo.
3nt 10 90 sho d r-e m tiie country. Both 81 bet
cl,y rtcr,rc.. CAL a No Ts Ayes 1oths In the
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

WILSON'S READERS. A Series Of schos sad RssS
ers-Deayned to teach the Art Of Reading in tn lpl
ng,uEsl practical way eiabral ia ih-rpan wE,i
Is5Ge Esgualhistoy and the ply csl - enc o. o'ng
the highest dese Of usefulncss, aud gpl udy \, l,
CoG,istinS Of Primer tnd Seven RefJ.rs. B. tIt NJ
Wu.,soS. The fSimer. sDd First Second, Til fouLh
and Ffh Readers COW ready Prices Is q. 80 D. So oeSi
aud oil.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
LIFE IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC
Lie and Adventure he South Pncdc BY RoySs fRiSIEi
Ilusratons. lzmo Muslin, 81 %.


Lan AecdoTce and Primary Lesson Book containing
Elhbon Of The Forms tf WoId and iiIh lessons ~ ua
;nr iIy CeoEcY w CoIoRp A NJ Professor OF Latin alo
Ooek IN ;se Brooklyn Collegiate and Polytechnic Institute
l2mo shocv fL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02

~ HEADACHE Is the favore sign by which nat sfc
axes known deviation whatever from the natural
state of the brain, and viewed in this light il may be
looked a safeguard intended 10 give notice of d-
sease which might otherwise escape attention, till too
late he remedied and its indications should never
he neglected. Headaches may be classified under two
names, viz: Symptomatic and Idopathic. symptom
tic Headache is exceedingly common, and is the p
of great variety of diseases, among which are
Apopiexy, Gout, Rheumatism, ana all ebrIlc diseases
In its form sympathetic of disease OF the
stomach nstituting Sic h000e of hepitic disease
constituting GiOus hed1dche of worms, constipation
and other disorders the towes, well renal and
uterine affections Diseases of the heart very ire
quenty attended with headaches Au:ema and pietho-
IA are also affections which frequently occasion head
ache. 1diopathc Headache Is very common, being
usually distinguished by the OF 1eTtOns Atd0-
ache, sometimes coming suddenly in state OF appa
renty sound health and prostrang ut once :he mental
and physical energies and in other instances it comes
on slowly, heraded by depression of spirits ar acerby
OF temper In most instances the pain Is in the frort
of the head, or both and sometimes pro-
voking vomiting; under this class may also be named
N~urdilia.
For the treatment of either class OF Headache tn.
Cephalic Pills ave been found and safe remedy
RELIEF ing the acute pains in few minutes, and by
it, subtle pow Graduating the diseases of which
Headache is the unerriEg index.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02

The CAREY ACCIDENT.-The account we
gave last week of the accidental death of
James Carey, OF Brookfeld, (not Farm
Ridge made up as the particulars were
by us, from dozen Of runners on the
street, for want OF better sources to apply
to, was so full of errors that we are in
duced To give correct version as furnished
ed us by an eyewitness Mr. Carey at the
time of the accident, "wednesday morning
of last week, was coming towards Ottawa,
not going home The accident occurred
near the residence of Mr.. Shaw, about
miles east OF the Gravel Road, on level
ground Mr. Carey and Cornelius Gull,
each with a two horse team and load Of
corn, were driving along leisurely, walking
on the near side of their horses, when five
teams came up behind them, also loaded
with corn. They were driving more IA
pidly than Carey and Gull, and attempted
to pass the latter ou the left side, the
right side being impracticable. Two of
the teams passed safely; the third was
driven by Mr. c. Wagner, formerly resi-
dent of this city, and known as highly
respectable and kind hearted man. Carey
at this time, it is thought, was attempting
to get on his wagon, when he was caught
between the hub of his own and Mr. Wag-
ner's wagon, and crushed, as stated in our
last 1lr, Gull and Mr.. Wagner stopped
at once, the teams behind Wagner passing
on. Carey said he was badly hurt, and it
was determined to take him into Mr..
\ Mr.. lIadley came up at this
time and offered to assist Gull in doing 50,
when Mr.. Wsguer drove on. Carey was
taken to the house, placed i'll a bed, and
almost Immediately after expired.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-02-02
SSnt:patiOn or gOstiycncss,

No Of the " many ills l">h j. heir to- is preya
lent, h:tlL understood, aud so much neglected
Costiyeuess Often originating "a carees-ues-, &C.
dentary habits, II i regarded slight disorder OF too
little C,u-,qutUCc 10 excite anxiety, while reality 1t
l. tie precursor aud companion OF many Of the most
fatal aud dangerous diseases unless early eradi
Gated Il vii! bring the sufferer to Enimey grave
Among the lighter evils of which co-ttveBvss - the
nj attendant Headache. Collie. rheumatism, Foul
Breath, Piles and others OF like nature, while long
train OF r tful diseases such Mall. uant Fryers
Assesses Dystntcry, DiITThna Dyspepsia, ATolery-
Epilepsy r. H. trrid, lIypocIndrtasis Meian
choy aud Insanity first indicate their presence ia the
system by tiIs alarming symptom. Not uhlrcV IDENTITY
the diseases named originate IN Constipation but take
lndc -urEt existence suess the cause oTadi-
Gated early stage. From All these consider atoms
follows that the disorder should receive sdiat
tcutiou whenever occurs and person should nee:
lrct TO get box Of Cephdlc Pulls GA the fret appear
O. The uupaIut, their timely wi eNri the
nsduuus approaches OF disease and destroy this dan
EeroUs Zoe 10 human life.
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The Advertiser having been restored to health in \
Few week. ~ very simple remedy after having suffer-
ed several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease C"nsunp;ionis anxious make known
- sis fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To ali Who desi.e it. he viii send copy Of the pre-
serpcn 'Ised free OF CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and sin. the same. which they will find
SURE Cure for CoSsUsTTIOS, ASTHMA, Bronchitis, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripon IS ta herct - Afflicted, and spread informa
ton which lie cenceys 70 ~ Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer VIII try his remedy, 1t Will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing. the prescription will please address
EEv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc29-1y Wi:i1msbgrgh, Kings County, New York.
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u u, NC MIC w \ r T. /, s
JuF Original Medicine Established in 1857 and
t;clr OF the hiud introduced und e name OF
sFtfHcNIC WkFTEs" il this any other country
ali otlt- iulmcEiC Waters commercials The
ufnc c-r re know ',y the name BRYAN being stamp
81 ca e=cl, WAFER.
GFYsS'S PuIMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsencss.
fiFYAN'S PULNcN1C WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
GEVAN's PULWoNIc WaFEiS
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest
EBYAN's PJIlmNIc WAIVERS
Relieve Incpient Consumption Lung Dis, ases.
BRYtN's PuINoSIc WATERS
Rc,icve Irritation OF the Uyula and Jonsits.
BRYAN's PULMONIc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYAN'S PUIAoSiC WATERS
Are a Blessing al Classes and Constitutions,
BEYAN'S PUINoSIc WATERS
Arc adapted for NocaliStS and Pubic Speakers.
BRyANs PU,.unxic WAfERs
Are in 4 simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYAS's PUrMoNlc WAsr.s
Not emily relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures.
DRYASs PuIuoSC WATERS
Are warranted TO give satisfaction TO every one
No family should b. without Box OF
BEVANS PCLMoSIc WATERS
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply OF
BRTAN's PrLAuNIC WhfERS
in his pocket.
Nopersor viii ever object to give for
RgYAS's PULYoNIC wAFtRs
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB NOSES Sole Proprietor, r ochcstcr,S
Sold by r Y GEIGGS, Ottawa, and all good Drug
gists- povlI-Gm
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WISHING JAMES ApAiR success in his educational ef.
forts, we hope his Improvement in MACHINES
will be justly appreciated. His draining plow received
the nrst premium at the Illinois State Fair this fall
over four Others and from the certificates of more
dozen oil disnterested persons in this county, who
have made and had made over eleven thousand rods
OF dram with several machines, well from Dur
own personal knowledge I'm the case believe drains
ing done with his machine, is worth PERHAPS, twice
much as that done by any other machine.
Whatever money may be realized fEom it, we are
persuaded, will be appropriated to 4 good use.-N1s-
dt.td Observer. dec22-Gm