davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-11-12

Ths EEROKEE MEDI-
CiNES aye Bo1c by al IN
teyprisinT tr1xKis9N ln Ms san
civilized world bome @
pE1nctplea 6ealeH, hoE.
ever, Try 70 aen worlMees
toppolntl2 IN place 81
theee-those which 4ey
can get 1t : cheap pnca.
nd make mora monty oy
pelltrk t1iAu they can en-
the Cherokee Mca1s
cinre. Asyou value z your !
heolth-sye, tho haAm M
ycur oftprtnC-do not be
deceived BY such nnpIin.
ctpled oruFEistA AM ! !! ~ g.
tae4e Medicines ana NEe
rr <,1tRff
, 1864-11-12
A SURE CURE!
= Q 1T .

4
For the ITCH rXSss
M r sas6Rf '' ALL VIII
maauherar~d by E. ". McFAR1ASD
Chicago. Wholesale !A.ents. -,
y Sn9 sa
, 1864-11-12

Yte s.aorn exn be bad With os wthart .he l.sss IT
bc1te eet amy iocittd and veil AoAnted to: tho
| Pa1Ea. < -Hua,ne<s- Apply 80 BAukY 4 aLAu-
, 1864-11-12
ALL THE BEST ORDER.

Althe Tco1s snd Fixtures neee,sasv for txodtinz
sr curing 2sc host per dty. itc!ncck LARD Kettles
Cn.If EieAu E1UuE, de-.
, 1864-11-12
Rot arka 3tou1aeb Bittera
Greenbacks are Good
BUT
Robacks are Better.
u.vavn oRF3s FOR SALE,

TIA Am0 ntcs G.ia Hay, Win Press MA
puant, ~: 'se ;sf.r+aass aoa ksso.a
tuap!t rscff Q" siI Il IN Eouth 4tt ChiGaS1-
great ossf1s' PAFKER. CuLr0S GeaAauk.
...o utzs.aos n SAT-
, 1864-11-12

What munster must do to gain this can
onical residence is told in Sec. VIII. Of tbs
same canon.
IA minister Of this church, removing
within the ejurisdiction Of any Bishop, shali,
in order to gain canonicRl residence within
the same, present to enid eccleafasttcal au.
thority d testimonial letters Dfmtssory)
from the ecclesfastic1 authority Of the Dio-
cese in which he lest resided, which testlmo.
NAL shor set forth his true standing and
character" There can, then, think, ba no
doubt whatever, that DE. Cracraft was bound
TO establish his canofsftdt fesldencs before be
should enter into The Rectorshtp OF, or could
of1lciate as minister In, Grace Church, Gales
burg. - ',
and the congregation. sustained the equiva
1ent relative position. You also uniformly
predicate 5onr appeal and arguments OF the
sane state of. things, viz the assumption
that be had the title, enjoyed the benettce,
and sustained lawfully the d1ties OF Rector
Of Grace Church. j:
stautial literal facts. II is easy at once then
to zee that all Sou say so perempto1lly and
sha1p]y. TO your own satisfaction, about
Il six nonths" OF grace and "tsco days'' {eic)
bayond that time only suffered to elapse,
and "snap judgment, ":has no basis .:what-
ever but IN ignorance Of the Canons, and 90
uuWilllnT1es6 on ypu1 pAlt u EO4tLIue- kueHa
attentiyely when put before you. Yon hap.
pened to cast your eye upon subsection I,
{. It eha1l be the duty Of an ministers
except Professors in the General Theologl.
cal Seminafy, officers Of the Board Of Mis-.
sIore, ard ChaplaiDs in the army and navy
TO obtain and present letters Of transfer. az
sboTe described, whenever they remove from
one diocese or missionary district to any 9th
cr diocese or missionary district, whether
domestic OR foreign, and remain there fer the
anoce of ak mouths,i' -. !,
This clause is one of the late additions tt
the Canon, intended, as all the alterations
progressively Of the last sixty years have
uniformly done, to rendtr, ca,loafcI resi
! deuceH moro definite and stringent, 40 thai
|. even o." Presbyter favored with geutleman1l
leisure" should not 60 about making mis-
chiet. or bold in any doubt the place Of his
! responsibility. 1t compels every clergyman
TO but himself canontcal1y under the juris
diciion and authority Of the Bishop Of ths
| diocese, where he remains for the apace Q
eix months The opinion is not Withon
| force that the Intention to rcmain over su
months would make 1t proper for mlnis:e
! to prorute his Letters Dtsmlssor5, and deliYe
them as soon ~ he Ia removed. =.
It defines the peremptory and extren
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Nmnsfmtnts.


OLYMPIC THEATER-
L.s.ee and OirsctIess... Mrs. Jshn Wood
Slaao N auager. ..............J ii. oel'rh.
MONDAY EVENING January 4, 1864
In Consequence
Of the
DECIDED and FRI I.LIANT SUCCESS
UNANIMOUS APPROPRIATION
(, ecits
ON EVERY REPRESENTATION
from
CROWDED HOUSES,
N. INV and hishly interesting play. in -four scts
CAkuLLA'S HUSBAND
will be rep, oied
EVERY NIGHT THIS Wick,
kir. JOHN WOOD, ,o,,s u,oon
MR.. J. X. MORTIMER
M. G. JAMESON
and tho
PRINCIPAL MEMBERS OF TIE COMPASf'
In tho cast.
New Music Recommendations 6AhtH
New Scenery by...... :. 81
NEW COSTUMES aud APPOlniAI.s -.
Tonrs opn at Performance commences az - Sio"A
soIs scared three days ~ ADVANCE
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4mnsements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNuM" AMERICAN MUSEUM
GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS CONTINUED
-. ITS HOLIDAY Arr1Rn
'''' THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES.
OF MlRIADS OF HAPPY CHILDREN
Whose merry Laugh and Joyia Ges resoand throosA =.
tra. h4. and make ;sd rs hearts ar q 4 .Icvnd them
EVERY AsTEKNooN, at 3 ococi and
rom r,y,6 EVERY nI, EyFY ~ ,us O'Clock
TIE TICKET-of-LEAvE MAN,
THE TiCKET-OF-LEAvE MAN
THE TlCKEI-OR-LEAVE NAN
SUCH CROWDED HOUSES WITH SUCH BRrIiuu
and elected such shanden Of applause, viii ). rsa.s.
Thi.i the NOS, popular, Instructive. ruorl
'iHA'"s pay gut upon i In n, zf hS '''''
from the principal corc.It room OF Europe
GIVES HIS WUSDEE.UL PERFORMANCE
OK IN.
EMHELYNKA, or MOUTH HARMONICA
to IN. nszoscsni dams Which alone q any o,he. s:SS
mel d)GDc the aigi u tie Museum nay b. -
Az ALI iy yy SSER BID Day X AID EvcNG
TWO pIo,Hh DnwAgFsn .
/ THE LONGEST aSD SHORTEST
specimens of the hyuifn rcee ever known,
MONSIEUR JOSEPH.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT.
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT
late officer in tie FRENCH IMPERIAL GUARD md ..
cagei Tie apaigs Of A.irrs. sebastopo, End Italy ia
arrived issm rsrs, whore &c engaged By Grpslwcl
j. wIo dispatched to EaT5pe agent Tor The Nassud
| EIGHT FEET FOUR RICHES HIGH
WEH.iS 30 POUNDS
The talslt and 6ue the face q ths 0oi
THE GIANT BOY,
| l2 years old and feet high.
TWO PlO.iY DWARF3
rtAe slaales. living.
| CEN. GRANT, JR-.
u years old - inches A, aud W. rls oit ~ fonrda
| lnE LilIPU1Iah KING,
II yesrs DID, q iachea ha and wcehz but II poun1 u
creates. wonders sld tho stEanses, Lcaxs Of Assm ~
seen. -. a..., On -o,,n
should fail seeing item History records ins'sace Of al
! COS .GA5fS " i.oMiS BEINGS. :
They re visible at all hours every day and esefiet
Consi.t.Es If .x Agures sizs OF le waich pay spon
| NOVEL PIANOS, OR HAAPEIIAAs
| PRODUCING mn cquci 10 q fnil orche ira
| THREE GROUPS Or MOVING WAX F6CREA
| IlE MONSTER otPPENTS,
| GRAND AgUAHfA, sea Lion, Mammoth EsM,
| ROBERT HOUDlN'S ADTOMAION EHILEk
EDUCATED SEAL, which pays MCsiCAL iAsI11l
| MEAT ard i..il.on ether wonder.
| Admission IS Gems. Children under ten' ID espa
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ENINTER GARDEN.

|.
" The Management has to announce thas o"ihs'o PEE
vious peremP,ory enss.s,nsnnt.v, oi rropvycr
tho srca, sensation drama OF $50,
EiiiTEEN NIGHTS
o,. Seats for eny Of ,hese een my oow bs pro-
cured II the Dox Office. -, -,
Tie Management induced give III s-rlr notice 81 'ns
,criol at which the production Of this y must triiinae
nom tie scuutnnce Of iis L.ny imyot,ior - sccoLo
date she w., crowds which nightly sa,ner 1t the ihele 20
d. that I4s perhaps been cd On the Ne"
la, touched heart u the props With s.cn seee
aud genuine emotion gathered The public 40 HT IL ~
era.p While /, might through whole Seasons cahuo',
these pcrcvp;0fy ciscuDstancet he p'sDy fe'eh'
iJr tlan ,..s se . .,s,,,,,
EIGHTEEN NIGHTS.
Those who desire Therefore TO witness us ,onchhs pc
tge OF I'm h ysy life should not lose the few op"fse
mites remaining 10 thcn -. ,n,,-s. -
In ,. beautiful language 81 the Accomp shed District AT. T.
ney Of his ciy, a. Oakley iiail: ,,. ,.. ostov
Me LAY i. 20 ethical writes District 'torey ~ cakey
Hall Ia Ais o cgigirisu s wish Il pAM III" Pr
o. ~ day who ~ .cfy ect tis ffson Ala 'Ye y,
md vino 20 cap.py the Of the tehr1rd cpn'cs !"
h. ua, copl We he ckc, oicsys sld your act1s lac
two should run Ia. city ar b'yc"l 'e" ear '
you should ~. receive your a. crb reset o',e"'r
every clergyman aud boy IN tue sropouen renee n'.c'
had "a tho imp r-oI.,.on of tho seoaes between Deiy
ard " lour LJy" ,... - .,..
on MOSbAi jan 1904 bsEr the siryfr't night OF the
,fR AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE
van iHE TICKET oR-LEAvE MAN.
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yEROPICAL BALSAM.

Naw.YoRK, Dec. le, its
Mc.sf. CARBgyo BRoTHEEs & 90. -.
Ny Very REsFAcrABLH Htts The sa'is'actoN OF ~ =
nav vii. aas from Dor be state TO thst 81 eopAs..
health leaGs u~ give tie irbuo TO Cesar whish1 e''
Cssar. -. ~
NJ, Aid wife had dry and steady cough day and nin ~
more than mouth which only prevented he Tom NJ
Ing but so gradually cause her to lose her apieu.o ~
other rene,es determined by the advice o. niend ~.
her your Gop.ca alsam, aOd have the pleasure 49,.
l that AZ cr sa took the second bottle Of It, the costn
peared aud upon taking the third one she NOS only srJ
her appr,i'e but pcgaed her .ne health De - =
TO accent this statement proof Of the satsfaceon
having an opportunity OF giving due praise to your D@
~ iour nc obedient servant, ,
j. FERNANDO SAuK,
No lSo Fast 36tl, st., New lon.
Genera, pepot at WIN T.. SHELLS No. NASSAU -. , "
Wsll.,., New-iork. RoiAied At the Drug S'o'c s.un
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Hlc0ieal.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Res!ors9
VA IN four WeeAs by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE o. LIE
This wonderful agent Wi. restore Manhood 10 ne -
Shattered ,OAa,itutioi, w.e.l.r arising fro EAce.sa -
Ahuse tie Earc's OF Climate cr Na'u;al causes 1bsga
rcnrd to cur. tns most is four weeks ~
ugs /, impo.s be. IL Moords Essence OF Life s@
ca.es with Instructions for for 81, OF four quantities
81 sent carefully PACKED on receipt Of Remittance
accredited -sent
I'm. i,c- west fryn Broadsay New iofL
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Ncm 11nblitai,ons.

CHARLES READEs NEW No'Eh'
~,o.ouxc,, ,,7 Mr. ,nxrss TO ps ms uasrEaTRch
HARPER BROTHERS, ErwfoRK
Publish this Day:
VERY HARD CASH.
4 NOVEL
BY CHARLES READG,
Author Of "Iove me Li.ile, Love mo Long 40
svo., CJth 81; rapcr 10 cents. .
HARPER & BROTHERS
Have Just Published:
CHARLES DlCgENs's NEW CHRISTMAS STORY.
MRS. LlRIlPE-.5 LoDOlNGS evo, Psrer, ioe
H.
THE BOYHoOD OF MARTIN LUTHER; or, CaH SUI
,srrSos or ras HrRoIc L,rILx BesoAEBoY' VINO
IrrrRwiRp Bx0iHs ans GREAT GyssAS REsoRNsH'
By Hexar MAnEw, Author Of Tho Peasan,hoy lhi'
losoph,r" &C. Beautifully Illustrated. I2uo. Cloth, 81
III.
Mr. WIND AND MADAM KAN. By PAvI nh musSe''
Translated with Permission of the Author ~ EMILY
MAAE?EacE. Illustrated by CrsSL'S b.sSsrf. square
Go, ClotA gilt. to csn.s.
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".
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VII.
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iGonsc Phra,os, and . PIonoaacius Vocabulary. ty
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Morocco s225.
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Ly Mall postage free, any part OF tho oH'a '-' ." H.
ceipt OF the Pace.
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w.K. rEYToN ro,,,rov
FROM BUSINESS.
vERgMPTUg1 CLOSING OCf SALE.
The subscsbrr being s5opL 10 rehnquish bVSihe''' "
'"''' u E0JlElGS AID D0lysTIc DRY GOODS,
SiLks sut VLs, CLOAhS,
HANI!LLts MEtlNDES, POPblNs ,c.,
CTTorANS ANp EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALPACAo'
'A''''i'' '1'. AM UrfIEg DRESS GOODS,
sIIRTTEGS AND SHEEslAG-, DIN AsnS' u, ~ ~ ~, h'''
BLAHkLIs. QUILTS FLAANELo, oJibiS'
PRINTS. GtNOIfANs, WHITE GoJY,, mr..
CLOTHS AND CAs5 Mills. tAbAOH'- '--'"A"'
HOSIERY. oLO, rs &C, &C..
Ata poliyc iflgciicn ~ prices et
PROM TWENTY To FORTY PER CEHI'
or,esser-Ys sud ohs-i vii End this sale VII give tein 81
orYoI. uIi purchase AZ rierf .aHSh 10" ca '-S
vii occur a'sii. tor scveral year. =, -
Good. delivered daily, by sITrcssmen, In al amfouAss
cit.s ll,r tom caar-c
stole and House to Lei. Fixtures ioT t'e -..ro>y
No IA gowery, usss iiol.ton' a.
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Urn Goods.


u II. MACY.
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCKS OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
WHITE OoOOS-frtnch and Swiss Maslins
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC FlANNitS 8.
LACE CURTAINS hND Curtain DRA'ERll:S
GLOVES HC.lEiT AND U.DEf WAX
FRENCH AND :.Si - ~ EDLtHohk COLtAhs.,,
TRIMMINGS, HAkDhEACdiEfs, REAL AND iAn-
TArlON -, $500. ,,-,,,.,,,r,ov
RAJ PARIS FLOWERS BLoNDS HUGHES, &c.
aEAL SCOTCH PLAID KibBONs. ,,r,r,
bonnet SINS, NELyEfS. VELVET E.bboSS' Ae'
y,rk.. Nouon.The mos. complete Stock Of Fancy Dry
Coos ia tae city.
n. p.--Scw open -,
ioon dozen cs mode whitc and fancy Color our csle
brat.d PARIS hid Gloves
Flesh Goods, own importation.
r. H. MACY,
Eo, eoi anil 2s eh-sv., two door, below lith'ss.
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Mem pnbiitatiune.

"Oir,s ra teaae enseves with fnc sounding phTesss
aort equal and ghts In MARRIAGE but they gen
s~iy vinio with the at opproach ~ hving sne.toh
review u Hannah Ibastop Ia the Atlantic Monthly.
NlLL. RE READY, WEDNESDAY, Jan. 6:
THE EIGHTH THOUSAND
fhYARD TAYLORS NEW NOVEL
HANNAH THURSTON,
STORY OF AMERIcAN LIFE.
Price 81 20.
From rcvew Of the Atlantic Monthly o. several columns,
es.rsc. the following:
H. now enters the list, with The novolss, who uu ooA
well to thai, aure If they would re have them sns''sd
non, ,he.. ogows by ,lIis new conner
"Tbe took is called A Story Of American Lie. Ills
Ame.c.n tIs just the Statue Of tho Neau' de- neeci or
sbe Apso Bsiyederc is the representation Of .hs human
1suro No Ah.nian belle Delphic sle,e stood fOs those
s~2e.; but the redelei f-om one copy.
Ire limb, f-s smother The brow O ihir, ard tho ut
bsyy forever.
Fhe boos HE fame Increases ia going Under al tho wit
and hsmo- hich are o,en Wy charming under al the
Dstre whics none the less e!Joyao!e I'eeHes
saf,nsden u,ier the somewhat mrtE@rous machinery,
sca The tec-. Of tie book reneeFa Necessary
sAcre -es slowly into view and presently ir;o prominence
The out inc q purpose noble 81 rare 'r the teeth o.
pcyua pcua, Bay.rd Taylor Las bad the courage to lake
Tor bic herein, woman s.ong-iniudee, srstefe In hei
fai pos. her f youth given to psel, sP-sSSs sha III
h0eS uish: almost say sgbhornnea' with u'i' aea'
Of womsssE Truo he Las gwen be- &c - ia the Hi's'
modified Dun ib'e to such cAsrscer S'e-y pure m
slfs ;-,rs resr.i without ambition, i-reYee = the nigh
o7os aud sude by the highest pra?es Eat the con-
upc.er O, ,ess $50 cas.-s N qualities In rr1on 10 tie
rsL Ns,ahsE til; accomplished sai The wosh Is done.
n this oouosrsa rs the true originality Of Inc eao4 IL 'hi'
aElempt lis che ,r-s eonsciousp e.s OF power"
G. 2. PUTNAM, P. ,tlisher, Nc al B-esdwny.
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| WALLACKs,
r.rs a, IT, The performance WIZ ss'll-se '.e
PRICES or ADMISSION
Dress circle CENTS
Irssrscd .eats IA dge.s e.Tcle......... % ceu'.
Family circc.......................'' 0es's
Orc te-lIa sfaais. 's'.''''''1
MONDAY,
will be Uyen Mr.. Lester Wa lac. new DRAMA
EOsEDALr, -.
with beautiful Scenery novel Nachirery original ainso
sreat { at and attractive labcau, toE me
sF.NnSrl -IHlkD TINE. .rprp-
and In which Sir. LESTER WALLhCh; ~ ~, ~.
NJ IlsiEH Nr HOLLAND, Nj. JON SET 10 If.
Nr. DAILY, Sir. BROWNE, NJ PARhEs Ut. w VIZ y,
sir. HOEY Ni. CANNON, Mos MORAhL. PIX; s'; n
lNDN, Ms JOHN SETON. Mie, BARRETT, 5ii,s l.
bRU. aud MISS CAEai.AS vii sustain '-lf 0'isi''-
Characters .,ocrn.rv
WEDNESDAY,, bf.. limo here NAY AL t-'oAoT"tN'i''
and the lr-t time thi. season. ...-.,,,,.,,
-"f'H rH-h, 81 NJ
MAiiRlIU LIfi Will D. repeated tue G.s' r-Aao.s ep
L.
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The Underlined having formed Limited P:r'ier,n.p m
si virtue o. the General Ass"nlbl, oi ms
c,ucuges 81 Fenusy,ana, Isift- DO. &tt oi MARCH, a
d. ll snt I'D relative to iiEiisi pArinr'shlp al
tie prenfs ssGeto. do make the following Fublc-on N
eoras.co wtl sad &C. oil Assembly and the su9e.eals
therefor
f.-The sid partnership IL to be eonintcd under the
mao. OF Grm OF DE- COURsEY, HAMILTON h.AhS',
scond-Ihe sstersl nature the Dusnes INTENDED 10 20
usnsac. ed s tho Dry Goods Commission hn.iness ~
JhIih- rruei partners ia sad rtftncrsAip ~" SAn'
uEL q. DE COy.SEY Reading NO. s-J South Sixteen
street x, ~ Al,
HUGH HAMILTON, residing st 10. ii3 North Tweniish'
street. =, =, -,
CHARLES r. EVANS. Te.ldir- Al No. III North IweI'
tietn.s.ree.. ia The city Of PHIL plia - .,
fourlfhs special pariners are III EslIIT, reading
No ~ Wet Logan square, Ia lie ciiy o. I'll deph snd
ROBERT h. TAYLOR, residing II p 81 Union pA. M no
city 4 York and ~ have each 10 ne com
stock o tho sai partnership Fity IAonssd Doilhr' IN
cssl NJ tic Of ono iu.re. Ihogsfl DOLLARS "a un
ss.Er-t'e. =,
fahTh- s.ii rfneThip s TO commence on the hrs, day
o. J.nssty A. D. IDA and taIEna,s tse TIN met
SAMUEL q. DE COURSEf,
HUGH HAMILTON,
CHARLES A. EVANS,
General Psr.ners
SETH u. sTuT.
ROBERT i- iAGb Of,
Special Pancn
PHILADELPHIA Dec 81. lsc,
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1nr0.

FURs! runs. ,vp.,
LADIES FINE FURs, IN SABLE, MINK; no n,s
NINE SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, FlICt 49,, Ill
Cant. Fur Caps, Muilcrs, and Gsunt!efs ~ W.
H..xrr etc. Buffalo aud tancy Robes IN vsi'ey'
AT REDUCED PRICES.
BURKE Successor TO "atAhs BAHAMA
No. 30 broadway, col nss sNsn .-s
n AIDES FINE FURS, ut No. ~ bIoso""'
Opsnipg Of retail Of selected sock 81 on ISlhor
Manufacturer Of Fine fuss, Ne " sss'
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w. 6iso Publish the
FARMERS GUIDF,
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Popularity.

great many people at the present day think of
Obtaining publicity aud popularity than ofary other
thing they could possibly be possessed Of But anxious as
they may b" To acquire the glory of the popular voice
none ever succeeded to great an extent as has that
worii-renownci remedy known Goes Cough Ba-lm
There is scarcely family i'll the land but what consider
supply II this article necessary household as their
-four provisions. Experience ss taught the people t.t
other remedy has been put before the public that
will coughs, colds Group throat and fact all
throat and lung complaint quickly and efcctuayas
Cough Blsam. In the Eastern States where it has been
long and tested is considered the most reliable
cough remedy eXant and either rich poor think
Of being without it, We would suggest all readers
the necessity of keeping hand article of this kind
immediate 1t but Zoe. per bottle and sold
all drug and is the cheapest aud best remedy
in the world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-12-17

AyoTHza Old CIrIzEyG oyE.-The death of
Lyman d. CAyAELY. noticed cnder the OBJ
ituary head, VIII gain bring forciblytom;nd
how rapidly the staunch old pioneers Of
Ottawa and La Sale county are passing
away. Though for the last year or two re-
siding in Connecticut, Il. {. had been a
constant -e..3ert Of Ottawa for TWENTY-FIVE
years, aud was always regarded rs one Of our
most substantial, Is we'll as mos, honored and
respected c.azens. he was man Of
more shGa usa-. Intelligence. quiet and unob-
,--.;rs j.. lis way making little display in
q46,ic, la. 3 Ii. ..-sstie few men were more
genial and cempantonaj,c. He lived as he
died, q devoted aud consistent member Of the
Pants. CLu-.h
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COUNTY SANITARY FAIR REPoRr-We are
requested BY the officers of the Soldiers Re
lief Society having lhe matter in hand, tc say,
that the full report of all the donations to,
sales By, and receipts of, as well as everything
else connected with the late County Sanitary
Fair, has at length, with much labor. been
got ready for the printer, and will be given TO
the public in the course of a week or two.
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CNDELTAEISG.-Mr. Zimmerman, of the
Furniture Store in the Mechanics Hall build
ing, has purchased the Lcarse, collins, and all
the fixtures lately owned and used by Mr.. T.
e. Gibson in the undertaking business. Mr..
Gibson having retired from the business, Mr..
L. viii hereafter attend promptly to all calls
N that Inc.