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PIC MICS, &c.

SsceND aR4Mp AHTassEn2os AND MIG G.
. AxpP1HS is so Y I'll oIus n
esxErsssfhhESSs 5S1iF So. e ,:ss
AT; IsokS 90 cents: admitting ssnt'snaa and Ia
y Ss.u1,., s,1 n Hrysss.~esi.. M. Hsrisaa. \.
AaAYSMfis.s s .r.na PI6sIS a 81 4. e.
5 5Esss css ill 5; S,;a 8
Tickets 50 cents, admitting . sentienansA
Ccsasnitsee Of Arroagemests.
]. BsIlanser, u. simoas. jes-st-
T,HE SECOND GRAND AYrERNooN AND
pR1 sae \ fso n o. tas usa
WILL Ba GIvEs At "a
GxE e Hr SfkaHDs s ssss #, ;sss
one Of the bsst Of the season The Holy Hill Band
MIss sG seg.Wa saosm.sslJ n. Jackson, J..
Tickets fifty cents, admitting a gentleman and
FIRST GRAND PIC MO OF THE sBAsoN
ensE EsDs skSiE Sss .4 i, -:
AIT UNION REGULATION.
Norrcr.-Tbis Picnic is given TOR tn. special
amusement of the ladies aud gentlemen of "a
Washington and Georgetown, and they can
rest assured hat no pc. son OF known disre- "a
putable character viii be allowed on the q
TIssssa sfs5 :sas:; ssmsssiss gentleman and
81 + s sSiss', Is. H Hsssss'
Floor Manaserss o
NR &. large gsb biis for turshe1 iofo1masaoa
1e sst'
FIEsT g ka n POM G,
TERPsIcHoRE sOCIALs
Will be given at
BECK ERS'S GARDEN, Nccy Yard,
ON
MONDAY, June 18TH, 1853.
Professor Sehrrder's wen known brass and string
band engaged for the occasion. "a
Tickets % cents, admitting gentleman ~
To commence at one o'clock, iss5t
Committee Gf Arfaagemeats.
J. Muller. E. Hart.
The strictest order will be preserved.
je at. 4. h. SWAMI. President.
THE MEMBERS OF THE FRANKLIN CLUB
i take pleasure in announcing to their a
friends and the public tia. they will give ~
NINTH GRAND AFTERNOON AND ca
MOONLIGHT PICNIC
At GRFEN SPRING, Georgs;o,cn, d. c.,
On To EsDAY, June 9Th, 1888.
Coaches will issvs the terminus Of the George.
Of an hour
aif5sa B H9aa:f' I: \. 1bs s4ssy:,
je 2-T,s ,N&T-4tf
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DkKEMPTUkY sALEUF THREE STORY BRICK
L DWELLING ON 2 STREET NEAR 5TH.-0n FRIDAY
AFTERNOON june i2tf at Sis o'clock, on tins
premises shall sell hou 10. .s2 u street north,
between 9TH and 9th STREETS west, vita the lot
fronting 20 feet 8le inches on e street. running
hack % feet to an alley, together with tse ina
prevsmenta, consisting OF 3 three story and base
ment dwelling wi h lar &c two story and basement
brick back bull ing. The main house con tains two
paTlors, i've bed rooTs, and two rooms in basement
back building contains Kitchen store roo IN dirins
room Is by ~ feet, two bed rooms, and bath room;
water and gas throG ghout
Terms of sale One third in cash !; rem ainder in
and il months with interest, secured by deed
OF trust the premises.
ck aser.
jss-d JAS. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
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fsoOD PAsrURAGx FOR HORSES AND CAT
IN FyH-Trnuire CT KNLLEHYR & PYwEkt,
sth sssess, or Nl. POPE. nsr. Fass. - I-svs
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-'AARRIED,

On vsssaay. I'd Instant, BY Rev. @. c. Mesdor
Mr. JAAkS A. LEWIS 70 Mrs. ANGEAIEE No
INfOSH aE OF this city.
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by w. L.. WALL CO., ApctiouPare.
Soaah roTusT Pennsylvania areHne oad Ninth street
CONTINUATION or PAwNBROKER's SALE.
- On Ih GksDsY aORNING, June 18th. st
Rooms, Of The stock of licensed Pawnhroker,
consisting OF the largest num- bar of Unredssmed
Pledges CT every descrp lion, offered for sale
at auction in this city such a. about
$50 Gold and Silver Hunting and Open Face
Watches, Psteot Lever and Escapemsnt.
Full setts and ode pieces of Jewelry Gems &C.
Colts and Baiey's Rifles, and other Metallic and
Breech loading Firearms, &C., &c.
Dirks and Knives.
Table Cutlery and Silver Forks and Spoons.
Musical, Mathe ~ stcal, and Astronomical lnstru-
ments.
Ladies' and Gcntemen's Wearing Apparel, among
, which there IS mans very 6n-.
Opera and Eye Glasses
Fruit Knives. Basket, Silver Tumblers and Cob
let's
Fancy Articles.
Carpenters T"ols, and other Mechanical Tools
and Instruments
And many other articles, too numerous to men
ton.
The sae viii be continued daily till all are dis
posed If
Terms cash.
ie9 W, L. WALL & co. Auets
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IIcBusn TAXES AvAy-Tns license OF taa
New England HonSe and that OF toe NOM
.rertsI Hoo-~, both rear tia DEPOT WA tsxes
fror, then, yesterday, sor ling liquor 20 SOL
s,lSxs.
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AUCTION SALES.


rHls AFTERNOON AND r0-MORH CIV
ByJo. McaUIRE CO.. Auc,ionesr.-
pERAMPTORY SALE uR THREE VALUABLE
Re H9;s q fss .s s.s.
s aSs = .ss on and d., N square No. ~! fSoasia
and .rt alns bach @ f.st % xids pabiie .is1.
denses, and viii be sold to the highest bidders.
m, sd &c. MCGUIRE q CO., Au..s.
sy GREEN & WILLIAMS. Au .tioneers.
T EASE FOE POUR YEARS on LaRgH LOT
L. AMP BElox sIosE lovss. WITH oELIaa, OF.
n.as l5sH rn afs AZ ,ss No.
iss. the Brick Stone House, with One cellar. Ne.
and lath streets est and the lease OF the Lot ..
which It stands. which lease runs Il ar years Pie
business stand.
Ie4- GREKN WILLIAMS, Aus...
ByJ. 9. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aac,ionsers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
srnssr MISSY At PUsIio Agsr r o. russpIY
sa ,ss
the corner OF north and Twelfth str ests west.
on fss .srsss ssa
rs feet inch north street with the in prove
on as OF s ss ,s h
divided into three psrss, the inn prosed proeerty
q enc, and vacant lot on each side Twelfth and
This property il SITUATED in the very centre Of
the business portion OF the city, and the sale
shoa.a command the after ton Of capitalists.
Terms: One-tAfrd cash; the remainder in six and
Twelve montAs. vita interest, ascured By deed of
trust ON the promises. All convsYanees at the
je % &c. Mcguire & CO., Aucs..
ByJ.c. MCGUIRE co, Auction.ers.
FouR VALUABLE LOTS ON THE srRREr TN
IA . -
AFTERNooN, June 9Th, at o'clock on the
premises, we shall sell parts Of Lots 81, So, s.
md te in snesivi. n Of square On Reservation
street, in the rear of jackson H.lI running bsek
about ieS feet to an alley;
of a Livery Stable or Manufacturing pm poses,
and We invite particular attention to the sale
Terms One third in casa: the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed OF trust ON the premises.
~: Al conveysncins az the cost Of the purchaser.
Jed &c MCGUIRE & CO., Aucta.
E,HIEF Ass'T ouARTERMAsTsR oPFTOE,l
~ Depot Gf HGShinstUn, 215 G, cor. ISth SITS. :
WASHINGTON. ~. c., JUas 5, 1853. \
SALE OF QUARTEaMi STEERS PROPERTY.
Oh WEDE ESDAY, June 10. 1868, will be sold at
FORKS. " heelharrows, Grirdstones and Frames,
Lanterns. Hook and Strap Hinges, Garden ard
Gtebbipg Hoes: Ma1ccks. hxes. aatchers, Office
Chairs, Csmp Stoves. Hospital Tent Cook Stoves.
soints. stoTepiPe, 5sorep,pe Elbows, Meas Pans.
Camp Kettles. bake Pans, Wrou int and Cast Iron.
fiSwsre, and miscellaneous lot of other Quarter.
vice.
ssle to commence at il O'Clock 8 m at the
Qusrtermstsrs Warehous". eorue, of Now York
e. emu, and Nineteenth ST. It
80 ' ED iARD j.. HARrz,
YEA 6t Captain am q. a. o. q Army.
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4 IN suhscxiber is constantly in receipt Of verS
sre HORSES for sale, single and matched, ~
harness and riding horses. They are se- -
lsctse By himself at thu North expressly Gh<A
FOR tkis market, and some among them cannot fai1
to phase any ons Who wishes to purchase such
eteck III viii sell them Lew for cash, and respect
fully invites all who want either Buggy Garbage
DrAst or Riilnx Horses 70 give him 9 oaA 6 his
7asss and exchange STABILIZE, on Louisiana ayc01a.
oath side, between eth Aaa Tsh gts.
nsx;-K JOS. L. RIi31.
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CAPTURE oF WATCH THIRF.-On Satur-
day, ex.detectiye a. f. l.. Reese received in
formation that John fredericks, q matchmaker
and jeweler of Baltimore, had been robbed of
several valuable watches and chains, by one
of his journeymen, named 6ustayus Naruhn.
Mr. Reese Immediately set to work TO catch
the thief, and yesterday he came across him in
Georgetown, where he rad engaged passage
in q steamer 10 New York, and accused him of
the theft, which he did not deny, and volun-
tarily went with Mr.. Reese to Justice Bates
office, and agreed TO so TO Baltimore with him
without q requisition from the Governor OF
Maryland, and yesterday afternoon he was
taken over. he had in his valise five gold
watches and several chains, beside a number
of rings, and had sold two Of the watches III
Baltimore.
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CARaIAGgs!ff
haze now On hsnd and deliy Escsiy, AMEs
Ing fns s6sortmen: Of FIRST oLAeS S44Eysf
CXERl A9AS, raacs By the best hniid. - =
s.s in the ecnnty consist o. ess spssaaAa f "a
ssas Roos swaps and Gessi kowns, Doss WAGONS
for two or fonr persons = ycsexs' Rhsstcns, Piaia
sna lfttp = 1oe BE rates .aet he- vita nxnhey
SfsEOoND HAND UARk iAGBs bas ntsae ssei !
Ass, seysra splendid sieisss. Al pz<oaassH Pr
aask, and be sold 70 sufs ia Times 70 snoss ve
mar 10. IN THOMAS you're.
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HEy JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetioneers.
ON THURSDAY EVEl. NC, June 18th, COM
~ mencing al n. o cloc shall sell by csta.
Iogue, &c the suction Rooms z miscellaneous col
lection ef BOOKS. consisting ofLAW MEDICAL,
HISTORY. end = number Of Public Documents
Terms cash.
ie Cd j. O. MCGUIRE co Auets
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WEDDING AT GRACE CHURCH.-Another
interesting wedding affair took place at Grace
Church, Island, last evening" in the marriage
Of mr. Charles Morgan TO Miss Virginia Jones;
Mr. Stephen Davis acting as Sroomsman, and
Miss Laura V. Thomas bridesmaid.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Hoimead, rector of Grace Church.
The groom is attached to the Navy, and the
bride second daughter of the late Capt. Peter
Jones' is one OF the famed circle Of Island
bellies, land known moreover as q charming
writer for leading periodically consequently
they had both large numbers of friends TO see
them well united and to start them happily Off
on their bridal tour ncrthward-
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HAVE ToU DISCOVERED the important fact that
the Dollar Stoie, 43s Pennsylvania avenue, near
Pour and half street, is the right place to buy
j ewelry and Silver plated WareY If not, take our
Lar win buy. jeaIHs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-09

The Horrors Of Wor can be srea tly mi Ii gated by
th at sovereign remedy. holloway Ointment as it
win cure any wound. howevs, desperate, if it be
veil rubbed around he wounded parts. and they
ointment should be in every mans knapsack. Only
Is cents per Pot. 9l7
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NITsps STi ipF o. M bFs GdoSs SALE OF
oTHEk MERoHAsDisE.
BY wM L. WALL & CO Aucts
In virtue of decree issued from the CierksOf.
ee OF Su prelne Court Of the District of Columbia.
setting ~ District Court, and :, ms directed, I
VIII sell at public sale Tor oAsH, on FRIDAY. sae
yh ely Of @ at
supisa by yohn B Slags.t on pssnsyI,ania ave-.
sehsssss
do Colored Calico
do Riack and White Calico
do Gsiored Lawn
do Hoop Skirts
do Velentia
do Foolscar and Letter Paper
I5do Pins
Do oiI oIssh ios Wagons
iias f box % u h ssdis.ae..
rz.Si; s r s 70 kstG$ S,:; ,,7sf
:, SSis Of Alcohol A
ls - lot Of Lard Lard
DO Fish
do caTri.se Springs and Axsls.
Afss5 the al; q the articles VII, g.
;. H. t M I, Tsis s;.' 81 e,s;
5o SEAsNHs SiKsF III.
Court y the Of Il S as
District Court, and to me directed, will sell AZ
81 fF s.a r so Il
e. Fss
~''AH WARD I'D T. I' IaaSk. D. 8 Marshal; 20.
jes-A WI. WALL CO., Aasts.
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WILL rHs ~RrrEH or the communication
eo-npIsining Of the conduct OF certain soidieFs
90 CAPITOL Hill give us fall name, that we may
iadsr whst degree of weight 10 aceofd " tns
allegations
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ARREST on SusPICIoE.-Some days ago, the
robbery or Mr. b. Magruder's tailoring estab-
iishment, on Tenth street. near y, was noticed
in the Star. Detective officer Barry took the
case in hand, and yesterday arrested Edmond
Young, on suspicion of committing the act.
portion OF the goods taken were found, and
identified by Mr.. Magruder. The
laid before Justice Clayton, and Young was
sent to Jail for further hearing.
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46O aHApE CORD, ~.
sbsf. rent oossrs anl sizes Also, Pisturs sa0
Shade fessass st J. MARK ALTERS
No $50 Seventh st, q doors asoyse
Cek Yellow Ws.
erp cash. UF eO6ws
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jas Caya-
naugh, larceny Of a dog; dismissed. Sarah H.
Williams, selling liquor without license;
S2O5s. Chas. Edmunds, threats OF violence;
dismissed. z. A. Basford, drunk; do. John
Thompson, drunk and disorderly; 21.5o. MichI
Cooney, drunk and vasrancy; dismissed. R.
W. Rockwell, insulting ladies in the street;
no ~
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EOR SALE-a two storied BRICK HOUSE on
street, between 18th and 18th streets, conve-
nient 10 tho passenger railway. The house CON
tains five rooms. Terms easy. Apply on the pre-
mlses. js4.2wr
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HAgD.-On Sunday afternoon Oficer Stuard
arrested in the Circle teamster named Henry
Mitchell, who w as booked with the crime oil
<drunk and disorderly," and who was caught
playing some curious pranks in daylight, near
the equestrian statue of Washington. He was
taken TO the First Ward station, and yesterday
morning Justice Drury sent him to the work
house.
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G1A REWARD. -strayed or stolen on the 4th
CIV instant, bay HORSE, s years Old; stands
about l6 hands high; 81 ked with the letter c.
almost blind; little hair OF left hip. ANY ons
street east. between and G, will receive II above
reward. ia e-3t~
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90 HOUSE LOTS FOR sALE-S3O CASH
3 y Balance payable $40 per month. Ten psr
rJt. discount for cash. II purchased before Jgne 81
By purchasing large tracts of land and dividing it
into lots they can be sold 1T the following unpre
cedpn low nriceS-
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TOR SALE-A thres story BRICK HOUSE,
with water and gas, in 6th street between Il
and 81. Inquire at no. 500 Penn ave., between
I'd and Sd. IA 2w+
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I'0R SALE HOUSE AND LOT-A t1o-starY
II frame HOUSE. with four rooms, on street,
between l2th and l3 streets, with a large Lot
fronting Is feet en- street. running back 10 feet
to an alley. Apply to HUGH FRIEL on the
premises No. 445. je 4-lws
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Pro Mica grand pic mic will be given TO.
morrow AT Green Spring Pavilion, under the
auspices of the Art Union Association. Ar.
rangernents have been perfected to secure to a.!
who NAV participate the greatest possible
amount OF enjoyment. splendid cotillioa
band has been engaged, and fine opportunity
l. thus afforded for day Of novel enjoyment
and q dance on the green.
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ATaAYED, on the 7th inst. a sorrel MARE, three
cyears old. and about Is hands high, small whte
spot in tn face also below the ri knee is spot
where the hair has been rubbed of had on when
she left halter. Any one ewing informatio on that
will lead to the recovery the same will be lbpr-
ally rewarded by calling on Mrs. H URPHY, Jack
son ST., Swsmpcodie je3st-
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GERsAs IATs WAsHIsaroS1 FHEAqsH.-
Tns old Warrington Theater viii be opens
Tomorrow Wednesday, evening with pow
erfui stock company and half = dozen stars
German perforners-comprising some OF In
ssyst talent in the country. The German popu
iat;o,, hars will now find q resort second .
uogs In the United States
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NHTANTED TO RENT-By the lat July, good
w HOUSE, with not loss than or 10 rooms for
which liberal rent will be paid one year in sd
vance. If desired. Address Box No. 427 City
Post ()firs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31

SECRET Po,aTiCAL SoCIETY.-We abhor
the Knights of the Golden Circle If that
association has in view the object impu'-
ed to it, of dividing the North and aiding
jeff Davis to secure the triumph of the
rebellion and suntlcripg the Union, they
aim at the same crime which we accuse
the radical abolitionists Of, and with them.
we would hang the leaders. SO we frown
on all such secret political associates, as it
is said are forming throughout Indiana,
and to whom Gov Morton is secretly dis
tributing arms. to support the govern
m-nt, as it is calle.l, that is, to repress
anything like free expression Of opinion
in regard to our rulers among the people
by lawl--s impri.onments and the like.
We learn with pain and regret that an
association, like those in Indiana. has
been orgauized in Ottawa We hear of
attempts to inveigle democrats into 1t, but
believe such attempts have thus far met
with very limited success 1t is pitch-no
democrat can touch and not be defiled
We will acknowledge and politically asso
cia,e with no democrat who joins the
X q c, nor one who joins the s r, or
the Black Circle. They are alike danger
Gus TO liberty and reasonable. Let them
be frowned down.
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DR. BRowXsoN's LEcTUREs.-Our city WAS
favored during the week with two lectures
By the celebrated o. A. BKowNsoN The
first was delivered at the Catholic Church,
and. III keeping with the place, was an
earnest appeal in favor Of exaltins the
religions above the secular-s,bordinati
things OF this life to the things which
be -teI nal-in favor in short. of the reli-
gn,,s education of the people as the only
safe and sure basis of public morality and
political unity.
The second was delivered at the Court
House - Subject, The War and the
Union" We did not hear it, but learn it
was an earnest appeal to the support the
government. and particularly the War
Measures-tiiat is, the Proclamation policy
of the President Concedins the alb
s,ract right of secession. the electurer yet
maintained the war to be- just; its grand
ohj-ct-emancipa.ion - glorious; and all
who did not heartily support the Presi
aeut ia that policy were traitors. That
wfa do for Brewnson.
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OTTAWA tree Gra0cr.
= =
LOCAL. NJ ALTERS
CI.uRS.

We are constrained to say to those SUBJ
scribers to the FREE TRADER, who have
been taking the paper in clubs at 81 year,
that, as the white paper on which it is
printed now costs more than that, it is OBJ
vio,is we can afford the paper at no such
figure. We shall for the present receive
81 SO a year in advance from all subscrib-
ers alike-we may be Obliged to put it up
higher, there is no hope of being able to
take less
We see, in some clubs about to EXPIRE
the names of many old friends and SUD-
scribers, who, we imagine. will not
want their papers discontinued. Such, on
receiving the paper, will understand that
we have now no rates below 81 80 a year,
and if. as we can hardly believe, this is too
high for them, they must notify us at
once.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31

JUICE CHAMrIIS people were stun
ned by most painful repor: from SIi'ihs
that Judge Champlin, Of this city, on his
way to Springfield, had fallen from the
platform of a sleeping car at FL Paso. and
been killed. We are happy in being able
20 say that the more paisfu. part of the
report proves untrue. 1t seems Judge C
really was thrown from the car, a. stated,
but was soon after found uninju-ed by
some friends who had got off the train
and gone back tol look for him Judge c i,
by the next train, pursued his way to
Springfield
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r.. II. Il.
COLD, COUGH. CONSUMPTION +
DEATH

Ttousan De hurried into an untimeiy grave be-
cause thev elect &c take Of slight cold Let
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF be used, when you are
sensible that you caught cold ank all will be we'll
in few hours, do not wait unit warned ny q
cough that dis has 70 se' ed upon youbut the
first indication OF pain-Ssr: throat, Headache and
other unpleasant il no, absolutely painful sym ptoms
use the READY RELIEF, in few hsurs, Ill disa'
greeable feelings will lexve you and your system will
become charged with the electricity Of health.
In all active Iusammatcry and Nervous diseases,
our object should resxe the patient pain
nd increase the vital prineipethis ssfuEy
acco mplish by the administration Of RAILWAYS
READY BEIlFE. Of Group, Grippe, Dipth ..
ria, Influenza, Immediate action IL rexsired. Let
RAILWAYS READY Kelley be used. whea seis ed
with either Of these complaintsa anger will be
moved in fer minutes. The following lsser from Mr.
John Hogg, Edissr OF the Collingvood, c. w., Later
prize, shows .he importance Of RAILWAYS READY
RELItF, in y case Of Group.
C0IIHowOoD, c. w., June I, 1857.
GkNTLKhkS-A child Of mine, about eight weeks cid,
was taken with very severe cold. Not being attend
turned into Group in its The Iesf medics!
practitioner IN tho t0aCn caed &c. ard hs 1s
, s' 70 no s. saa. r 10 =. az
myself, and rubbed her chest and back with RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF thoroughly. when. in she
cour.e of few hsurs, she wss we'll again, and nov 10
rs well and hearty Ms . child can be-
am, gentlemen your Cbtdisnt servant,
JOHN HU00,
Editor and Proprietor COlling ~ood &C.. w. EMssr1ri,s
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. OR Mx BOT
TIES FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
DR. RAILWAY Il COS. OFFICE
81 MAIDEN LANE. N. Y. SOLD BY DRU GGIsrs
For sale at the store. Of =. L. THOMPSON aud Y.
CKIcGs, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31

Gold has taken another leap in New
YORK, and gone up to l54 per cent. 1t is
al owing. of course, tn the loss Of conf
dence in the administration ever being
able to end the war on the present pro-
gramme. As consequence, No. ] spring
wheat has gone up to sl.OO in Chicago.
corn to 50 cts oats to 4Sc., dressed hogs
from 81 to 81 20.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31

MoxsoX DAarER This is cheap and
simple con,rivance, yet so devised that no
common damper is at all like it. II will
last life time. and will save one-ihird the
fuel of any ordinary coal or wood >to..,
and give YOU a third more heat. We have
Parkhurst, the agent. i. in town, and will
p,..t them into your stoves in a ies minutes
at +. ,ritling lost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31

IcE.-There is aranic atn"ung the ice
men, Thus far we have not had ice enough
for decent skating. Even the canal is still
open. II will take week Of colder weath'
than we have yet had day of, to make
ice lit for packing. The prospect look 8
lugubriou-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31
The Confessions aud Experience of q
Poor Young Man.

4 GENTLEMAN having been cured Of TIE result. Of
IA'eary and disease, will, from he
nevoiepce send 20 those who request it, copy 0: the
above Interesting narrative, puoiahcO by himself
This little book is designed warning and caution
Ia young men aud those vine sar-r from SERxnrs DE-
sllIry, Loss - MEsGRY. PkzAATrag Dvc.y &C.. &C..
supplying AZ the same time the OF SELF
Single copi-. will be sent under seal in a plain
ope-- thou; ehsrg.,-io any who request IT, BY ad-
dressing the authoI, CHAS. A. LAMCERT. Esq,
l-ls-sm.l GresrPoni, LonS Island, New YorE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-31

Among the Killed. at the battle of
Murfrcesboro. was Corporal Alfred Riggs,
of Serena, in this county lie was a
member OF Co F., Both III. Reg