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supreme Court.

The Supreme Court have about got
through the second call of the docket, and
will, by to day, have disposed of the few
Peoples causes on the docket The court
will remain formally in session for 4 week
or two longer, to enable the judges to an
nounce decisions as they are arrived at
We shall attempt, in our next, to publish
. list Of such cases as shall have been dc.
cided.
The court yesterday morning announced
the appointment of NORMAN L. FREEMAN
Esq, of Gallatin county, as reporter, in
place of E. PECK. resigned Mr. F. is the
author of Freenran's Digest work well
known to the legal fraternity of this state
He Is said to be an able lawyer, and very
competent for the position.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16
Wonders OF Words.

This is the title of An interesting sasay,
in the Continental Monthly, for the current
month, from which we borrewa feN pi0-
tureesque chronological fragments Tho
writer tells US that "main" il from tho
Saxon wor q maegen, denosins strength, *
the strong one; used literally in; .might
and rnain,' figuratively as regards she sea.
The "Levant' is where The sun u leyant-
raising himself up. Hyperborean" sig
mites Beyond Boreas; the ancients believ-
ing that beyond the home OF the north
wind dwe't happy and exemplary people
The daisy is from the Saxon, and is almost
literally the days eye " lille cabalt is still
more poeiicelly named from the kob0id, or
goblin Of the mines, because cobalt WAS
troublesome to miners, and was formerly
supposed to be useless
Most of US arc familiar with the meaning
of "adieu," 1 commend you to God, and are
aware that good. bye is a contration OF
God be with you; but few, perhaps, are
aware that : thank you" is an Arrangement
of 4 ,ciH think of you, Implying grateful re-
membranes. Halcyon is the Greek
name of the kingtisher, and the term
'-halcyon days" was applied by them to
the calm weather occurring in that climate
about She winter solstice, during which
this bird was said to build her nest and
lay her eggs. At this season, according to
accepted tradition. was the birthday Of the
Prince of Peace. The word fanatic is
from the Roman tan0t;cus, one addicted 10
the fana or temples; while "profane was
applied, as secular is now, to whatever is
entirely aside from the service of the fame.
Spell was originally in Saxon a written
word, often used for cabalistic purposes
hence the gospel was simply God s-speH or
the good spell of God. Polite" "urbane,' u
and ''civll' are from polls. urls and eivis
each of which means city or large town
thus referring to the superficial polish that
is acquired by continual! social friction.
Savage, originally written salvage, only
denotes a man of syfran antecedeuts, a
backwoodsman in ordinary parlance. In
like manner pagan was simply ..Iloger,
from pagaS, village; while the term
'heathen was applied to those specimens
of manhood that grew up amid tn. heather
I The concluding specimens show that snob
berry is as old AS language itself and has
left the mark OF lis paie,t feathers upon
the most familiar form, Of expression.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

Ben NJ. platt has just He'd in Cincinna-
ii He was one OF its oldest ci,izeHs, but
has lived, for forty wears. in quiet r-tire-
ment During the war of 1872 when
Congress refused to vote supplies FOR the
Ncrthwestern army, Nj Platt at G-a
Harrson's request, furnished the supplies
himself. He has now eight sons, grand
sons aud nephews in the Union army ;
and, when dying. he refused 10 have his
sons sent for, remarking, | should not
like 10 see them away from their duty"
He;was as noble, good and generous as he
was patriotic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

Is tnlS treason
THE Union as it was will never bless
the vision OF any pro slavery fanatic or Sc.
cession sympathizer and it never ought
to. 1t Is thing of the past, hated of eve.
ry patriot and destined meyer to curse an
honest people, or blot the pages of history
again"
The Chicago Tribune said it.
Is this treason?
he Union shall never, with nv con-
sent, be restored under the constitution as
! 1t Is, with slavery IT, be protected by it,
Thaddeus Stevens the abolition leader
in the House, said it,
Is this treason
Better recogE ize the Southern Confrd.
eracy at once, and stop this effuslon of
| blood, than to continue in this ruiuous
policy, or have even a restoration Of the
Union as it was"
Cassius NJ. Clay said it, while the Pres
ident was pursuing conservative policy
Is this treason
"For one, l shall not vote another dollar
or man for the war until it assumes a diff.
ferent standing, and tends directly to an
anti-slavery result. Millions for freedom.
but not one cent for slavery y
Mr.. Conway, abolition Representative in
President was pursuing conservative
policy. HE D..
Ifall this be not treason-if it be loyal.
ty-then is Mr.. Vallandigham indeed
guilty of treason, for, in all his speeches
has he said Dissolve this Union? NeverI
Never Chi Times + -d .lF
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Democratic Rally at Wenona.

There will De Democratic Mass Meet
ing at Wenona. Marhsall county on Thurs
day, the 2Ssh inst. Among the prominent
speakers will be o. C. Gray, Esq and Hon.
Wenona- Henry Clay Dean is also ex-
pected to be present
By order Of the Wenona Democratic
Club A. i. WISE, Cor Sec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

DEMAND FOR CALICO 1T seems that the
patriotic ladies OF Georgia, having become
tired ofthe demure and homely HON espun.
have organized an insurrection 10 obrai
the more gaudy calico patterns At Col.
umbus, We are told, some days ago, a
number Of these ladies attac K ed the largest
store in the town, crying, Cut cloth Gu,
cloth calliker, or bust, hy hockey! In.
frmness OF the mayor prevented this
pleasant episode from assuming more seri
Gus shape
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

INTERESTING TO L,wrEss The Chicago
of the Supreme Court of thi. state. has in
hand 4 new Digest Of the Illinois Reports,
on the plan Of Abbotts New York Digest
The ability, experience, and learning of
Judge B, with his known industry, are
guarantees that such a work from his hands
would prove Of the highest value to the
legal fraternity Of the whole country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

NAILANDINGHAM-The court martial in
the case of Vallandingham have agreed
on their finding, and it has been submitted
to Gen. Burnside, and by him to the Pres
ident for approval. The application he
fore Judge Leavitt for n writ of haJeas cor.
pus is still undecided As Gen. Burnside
in a communication to the court, claims
the power to disregard the writ, it is pos.
sible it may not be issued There is no
foundation for the report that Vallan>
bingham has been sentenced ito the To
tugas for two years Gen. Burnside will
hardly dare to do that. 1t is wholly un
| known to any body except Gen. Burnside
and the court itself what the finding is
There are few democrat who endorse, O,
sympathize with Mr. Nailandingham in his
views as to the war; but that his arrest
. aud trial by court martial are without war
rant of law all are agreed. The New York
,, Herald disposes of the whole case IN few
words.
"The arrest of Vallandisham was evi.
IDENTITY illegal Gen. Burnside is now rash
ly dashiny himself against the Law, as he
dis. against the rebel Notifications at Fred.
erick sburg. But it is the policy OF the
democracy to keep cool and be quiet
All such cases will tell in their favor in
the next election. When they have con-
troll OF the government, in 1864, they can
take Wendell Phillips, Greeley and q few
other fanatics, and hang them higher than
Haman, under tho very laws which the
fanatics themselves have passed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

CLEnToM,HIA-A young, good looking,
and competent servant girl, who IS afflicted
with the cieptomanla, or steals because
she can't beip il, was arrested at the G.-
raid House, Philadelphia, last week. Her
trunks contained three thousand dollars
worth OF stolen articles, including one
hundred and forty SIX dresses, fifty seven
shawis, and other ARTICLES III great variety
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

New GOLD MIsEs.-Indian Agent Bur.
leigh writes to Commissioner Dole, that
gold, in immense quantities, has recently
been Uncovered near the headwaters Of
the Missouri, 200 miles west OF Fort Ben.
ton. The mines are astonishingly rich. as
specimens received by the Commissioner
abundantly prove Already eight hun.
dred miners have arrived from Califor MIA
and Columbia river They average from
fifteen to twenty dollars day WasA;no-
ton Dispatch go Trf p .a-te
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

NoTED REBEL GENERALS DEAD The tel
egraph on Thursday announced the death
of the famous rebel General, Stonewail
Jackson. He was wounded in the arm
near the shoulder, accidentally by his
own menu in the recent engagement on
the Rappahannock, and, as the arm had
to be amputated, he died under the oper-
alton There seems 10 be no reason to
doubt the truth of the report. He was
the idol of the southern people, and pro-
badly the ablest of all their military lead
ers
The telegraph also announces the death
of the rebel General Van Dorm, who was
shot in the streets in Maurie county
Tenn, by DR.. Peters, whose wife he had
debauched. He was a native Of Missis
sippi a graduate OF West Point, and had
attained the rank of Captain in the U. S
army before the rebellion broke out. lie
was leader of some dash, but was not in
high favor with his Own command or gov
ernment. 1t is not believed that DR.. Pc
tiers will be punished for the homicide
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

ALIENS AND THE DEAFr-The President
has issued prociamatien defining the
position Of aliens in reference to the con-
scriptien. lie says, in substance, that all
aliens, who have declared their intentions
to become citizens. or who have exercised
the franchise of citizenship, will be liable
to the draft: unless exempt from other
causes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

JOHN BURKE NOT UilcK BuRxE.-Mr
John Burke, who for several years pas,
has been and still is engaged a. = street.
grain buyer, wishes US to say that he is moi
the Mr.::Burke who is bricklayer. wboss
Christian name is Ulick. He ia 20 fire..
quently applied to, uRder this wrong in,
preston, 70 do work out of his line. tina,
he takes this psins 70 set the public right
on the subject s'h- :. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

There are more than 100000 Federal
troops in Kentucky under Burnside -
They are mostly south of Lexington, and
seem to be heading for East Tennessee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

EMANCIPATION ESpoRsED-M Henry
Martin the great French historian. has
written a letter to the Paris Steele heartily
endorsing the position of President Lin
coin on the emancipation question Chic
Tribune.
Well, what of it? Suppose some other
frog eater endorses it-what then? Does
that make it either legal or polite?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

Heber Kimball, the Noted Mormon
ranking next to Brigham Young, MAS XIII,
ed ON ale 9th alt.. with forty others, by
the explosion Of tho boiler of q steamer in
the harbor Of San Pedro, California.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16
TEN DOLLA RS REWAkD.
ImfernlnilOm yVumecA

~ his hoGe ut his step fsihss's. J,shn ConoI near
La esie In AUGUST last, and has since heard
from. He 10 IL years old, has brown hair, light blue
epes. and broad features Any information IN refer
eaee 10 him viii be thankfully received By his mother
Address, TIMOTHY NAHONY, Ososed NJ. s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

NAPIE SUGAR IN VEKMokr-The Yer
mont sugar season is over, and tho max
"rs are disappointed Not much more
,pan Dali the amount made last year has
brcn Hade tbs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

STATE FATR-The eleventh annual Fair
Of tho Illinois State Agricultural Society
will be held at Decatur. from the 2Sth of
September to the Sd of October inclusive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16

What is the difference between q milk.
maid and q swallow? One skins the milk
and the other tho water.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-16
BOOTS g. SHOES.
CROCKERY & GROCERIES,
Scutt'S CuStOm Mill.

MR JOS. SCCTT, having repaired and renovated
A1 the machinery Of the above mill, the south west
aEgr OF the ny draulic basin, Ottawa, leave
can tie attention Of farmers his doing
c. sfOM WORK promptly and ia a satsfa DRY man
ner, Combining himself 6" the custom department
trey he Is ccnhdeut farmers viii find it TO their ad
vantage to give him a call. 81
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CHICAGO MARKET.

May j., 1868.
WnEAr spring 81 I7aI %; No. 9 9SaI o.
CoRN-Nixed 5Oa5l IN store; SIS for choice afoa
UATs-5ba5.
RYg-- 7ia.6
BARLEY -&lI5ale2
HIDxs- Dry flint, ia; salted Halls; grcen7.
POra TO Es-Choice mi xed, s5c.
SEEDS Timothy, 81 .2Oal. 20
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30 reformation Wanted
~ SIMON GsIaEA, vhe len Ia sais sheu, avs
" weeks age. lie 10 . smaii-sissa thn. faced boy.
light tresn hair. asA About ahesn years old. lie
suppsssd 10 be II ~ city a. OstAWs, WORKING
. far aear Ous. AsS Inflammation ~ 70 his where
abouts will bs gratefully received by JACOB GElGER.
La sale, - he dssrss send him his father no
rsst1ss 10 New yesh- inisraasisa may alss b len
- Jaeeb ysy's, oieas sesee, otlawA nye.Svs
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

This shows further decrease ia loans, compared
with last weeks statement, of s. .i-6 sos falling
Oh Of deposits of g. 603 ISL decrease In the
amount Of specie " sl99. HJl. md on incrcsse in
circulation of ~ 600. Since the 18th Of October
the loan. have been le-sened as i22 $50 and the
deposits have decreased t5s ,Ols52.
The banks to-day paid into the Sub-rreasury
81 Tj0 600 the balance OF the loan OF t35 900 900.
The interest due on the lsl OF Deremher on the
Hrst mortgage bonds OF the Pirshufg Coat sta
Railroad Company will be paid IN this city, at the
Office Of Geo. Y. ". Davis. q Exchange place.
The principal and accrued nteres, of the Ssn
Frsncisco Water works bonds. due April I 1894.
win be paid at The os,e oi Duncan, Sherman A
Co.. 10 this city.
The coupons due December OF The brat mort
gage bonds OF the staten Isand Railroad Com.
psuy will be paid AZ The o1ce OF tbc company. No.
Bovl1g Green.
One Of The causes Ct the increasing value Of
money IL England may be found 10 the dspropor.
ton between the value of the exports and imports
the latter prepoudssting 70 an srtent which pro
dsess q large eraia c7:a s.= " ace. the bs.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Nov. 30-G r. NJ.
There was good feeling in stocks at the first
board to-day, and prices on the whole advanced.
Eric opened at 1871. New York Central sold az
high az 1861; Eric preferred, I0lL; Hudson
River, 1891; Harlem, 93; Reading, 1897; Michi-
gan Southern, 81; Michigan. Central, 1917: ILL.,
nois Central scrip, lls1.; Cleveland and Pitts
burg lo35S, and GsIens and Chicago, los.
Governments and State stocks were firm, without
alteration. After the board. owing to a philadcl-
phia sensation despatch, prices fell from one to
two and half per cent. and during the remain
der Of the day railroad shares were very unsteady,
tending, however, to more trmness st the last
meeting Of the public board. There was not
much doing in the evening. Illinois Central was
held at 49,. Erie at 1867. New York Central at
1874. Hudson River at i2s1,. and Rock Island at
1887.
The excitement among the operators IN gold to-
day ran unusually high, and the bulls and comb-
nationsts. by enlarsing and exaggcrsting report
OF the temporary repulse of small cavalry force
in General Meade's army. managed to play upon
the credulity Of over anxious spectators, and to
run the price up to la9; but before twelve O'Clock
the bears received Intelligence which tended to
open the eyes OF those who are so easily mat nipu-
lated into mesmeric state, and sent gold again
on the downward track The last news IL was sub
sequenty ascertained was OF Philadelphia ma au-
fzcture, and prices again rose; but the advance
could not be maintained, and the market closed
weak at ll7Is. The following are the quotations
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
Now York Hveninx Exchaua..
CITY OOmmERti1L REPORT.

MonoAv. Nov. 30-6P NJ.
Asms. --Roccip,s a6 bbs. Market very quiet small
sales at So rs and 50 rs for pots and pearls
- yy2s bbs aour. go ebla and
is2 sAcks corn mAl fss slos bGckwhea. aoae sS o7o
bashoIs Ubcat s6as do corn iSs. s.ifs do oa 2a3 do
bSpy 100 DO. barley malt. and 30 do. rye The uowMn
movSmoDt 70 TUG QQW mssko. no.sSs - = arlfIaY Goa
.iasoa 20 esv, o'.~.e xssas I'D siAse brand. beSs
.sa ssapf4lt flsa. d fss assissa 81 aaisly from rom
The local aod es..fn trade wEo idaon~hsa BY tbs acar
aecsssoA . Rs sSr d ssyx.toe .s' laying ia supplies
freely Thss arc foreign orders 10 market but ootwh
standing tue low o freight prices high 10
preclude their execution. Tho sales foot up TO- 900 bts
the market closing strong with the upward turn 10 gold
ia the fsco OF liberal reoeips. Canadian -four also m
proved &c. 10c while S0atharn four ruled In favor
Of ths sslls and some instaoccs ali advtnce OF &C.
established Sales, 800 bbls OF tho former and 900
bbls q the atter within she range Rye aour
was Arm ~ Is rs a 70 70 for o.mmou " supcr. Corn
mai was shade castor WITH eood dem,nd sates 700
bbs at % for Jersey and ~ 25 for brandy vine ana
81 70 for cAiorc runcheone SOLD at sal So Duckwhsat
U0sSf IA n halter Y01uAAt 4 auotatQuH
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

An effort is to be made TO connect Ms3silIoo,
Ohio, with the Atlantic aud Great western RAD
ROAD. hassillQa y tAe ceaire Of an iron and coal
district. which needs s railroad to develope its
fchneas, ~ s-J.~
Another proposition Is now On foot to construct
railroad from the city OF Cairo through The west
ern counties Of the Egyptian section OF Illinois.
aud to connect With the Bcllevilic and ~. Louis
road at the first named place. This road would
stretch through q section rich is agricultural re.
sources and coal veins, which require an enter
prise OF this description TO dcvclopc.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

Disease Of the Eye and Deafness.-Any
person having weak diseased Eyes or Deafness IA any
form. those who nearly quite blind, or having
cross eyes. may be gad to learn that o. Eeat
quaed BY long experiences afford PROMPT And
efficient relief (medcaily surcicayD in all such
mi consned daily FREE OF CHARGE at "a Clinton
place (Elghlh street,, from 10 e.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Great Victories Near Chattanooga
The Advance OF General Meadc's Army
The Texas Expedition-News from Mex
Acc and Havana, sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia, Captain Lott will
leave this port to morrow for liverpool.
The Mails for Europe Will close tomorrow morning at
half-past eight O'Clock.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Edition for Europe-wil be
published at halfpast O'Clock morrow morning
and will contain full details the Great Victories near
Chattanooga resulting in the complete rout OF the rebels
under General Bragg; particulars OF the successful Ad
vance Of General Meades Army and the Retreat the
rebel army under General Lee Movements of General
Banks Forces-Capture Of Corpus Christi Arkansas Pass
and other points the Progress OF the Siege Charleston
she Latest from Burnsde's Army; News from Havana
aud Mexico and all other events Of past week of an
interesting character.
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing five cents
Omcial Drawings or murray, Eddy q
KnSTusxT no ExTsa cAss ss's s5Soy 30 1856,
6l' sl' Is; A 50; TO- q, is As; IA, % 3s 80, "a, A.
7l, g. 80, 81, 56 s5 n, Is, e. ss' s. 1s, 80, 65.
''''''' OF z ~:
OMeialDrnw,ngs OF the shelby College
'"''' " A'is EaTsi cL4,. 7ls-Nov 30 1869
a. H. 49, e. Cas- ss ,sss; Z ss g g. ss a. 81 H.
~. 5f S9, 80, 20. 81. IL, ", Ia, 7, SO, II.
Circulars sent b. addresatug
z. T. SIMMONS 4 co.
Successors to Jn0. A. Norris 4 Co.
Omclai ORA wings OF tho Library Asso.
citation oomDapy; H.;.. aos,y q EsG;sss, . s
AZ, 81, 73, IA, 3, 5s, 81, Is. A, 8, II, SO, 81.
CLASS A2-Nov 80 1864
Circulars addressing
FRANCE. ELLIS & Co. Managers Covtngton, Ky.
Price Cashed and InEOr ti0n Fur
nlsled in ali legaxed Lotteries
ALECK x CO., Brokers' 80 Pine street. N. Y.
Prizes Cashed in all LeGallzed L0tte-
ktcs Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
II Wall street, room No !.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
sItseelts u~Osss Q.

Drtru Or CAryAT Lgrr-Many of The PACKET afgs o.
port had The flag. o. hair yesterday o.
respect 10 tire late iApsntrd Captan El.xori Lsoa
ihe -hip En"rsl WHO ws- si~ fEfpg sev~r~ ~ .
rbiCh boarded vrssi Capfsh Ispo- vas fn1ci,
rsfnei hy itIg~ grvie Of flr nv
ni.bie qrslitcs hls .1ddsn ds.t IA. cag go s
The niils DsYfvs 5aits
he hrN Dascer Of the tsrss -s.3~d orsf9tra snd
ios ., i1e time.
ss suyAf Which o.psi,~: f~~s ~haN By-,Sa q.
b-ing pump~d 10 her al shr "a ssmsx-
's' osrd bpl~ fk bft tho vessel .yh-r~l--
IN Bsss Arta iyioN o. Hunters Psnt and M
ftrn sG, k ere suutay sigbf isa
- he Of cpring IN with th~ thr cata
The buisbesf tb- r-his snf
~hicn hysss.r sNfsg4f-Hsa ~ tbs h.uf.
ss.rj. The csfisfn snd hsfiy bHrusf
sb1u' tlr hands ant facr. IRE
rIv.rHnd anchored
Brt. PtAsYr from rsfks lsaad Bsss5s tat 10,
fp.g /. 30 10 l-assR and E0fi1 t~ r.nf~aansf
A-tsfrs fr ~ ssnger - Prov 9sn rt ION
Der. ~eotk shore nistt ~ toe fa 4 in itsrTtg
NtHs T. WsEafpH. from "A for s~s T1ft ~heh
iUu Ashs.r the Wer adr Z fsnfaa haftf %
tho fsfh u g1fnf~a ott ~ Gre psny ffra
Nee isSsiou ffth, s1f sot ~ AMI -
f.J foff
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
"A word to Ciergymen.


The hgh character scholastic asinments erudtion and
eacia, qualifications OF American clergymen In strong
with the narrow pejudees and limited resources
carrier periods Of the world Coming directly in contact with
customs of e they better calculated judge
OF popular opinion and ideas than other class Of
mon Their influence is unboupded Their opportunities
Tor directing practical reforms and
1mp0se many obligations In acknowledgment Of the many
complimentary endorsements and fayors which DR. Drake
pas receved from cergymen 10 behalf OF his Piantaton
8itter he has directed his agents. Messrs Barnes Co
~ Brosdway New York. to present bottle GRATIS to
naninder OF this veAr, 1853
Quite hts surprise he has sscertaned that many
sons sharing in natural prejudice against supposed
nosrums have classed this with other useless articles.
and wonderful eecs br Drake seek. no dence not
living the intelligence OF tho people he makes medi
Nark ChamomIc Flowers, Lavender Flowers Anse Glove
Buds Orange Peel Csrraway. Chinnuslla Snake Root,
c &C. preserved In 81 Crox Rum, and tells them
Phyacans have ~ endorse him
With this before the community, and evidences
OF effects meeting them ali sdes the success Of Dr. Drake
aAas founded Hpon the NJ truth Every parish almost
every family has Of suffering which the Pianta
ttou Bitters Will alleviate and cure Their eecfe In cases
fasstude enervatiou loss OF appetite sour
stomach forbid breath pain after sating headache dyspep
liver coApsin general debility &C. are most remark
able For aged and delicate feraes they are worth
sner weight IN roa Lot every cereym.n improve this
peunitv and. armed with bottle OF Plantation Bhters,
dispsuse hesiug without money asd ~ihout price
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

Direction Labels and Tags. All Kinds,
at the manufacturers VICTOR Z. hAUGER. lis Cham.
bera
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

Deafness, Catarrh aad Ala Diseases OF
the Ear and Throat treated by DIR LIQHTHILL No - st.
Marks place. Reception hours from ga NJ till3 3Ph