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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-12

~ Extract c.rsapa-i.la is flood Puracr r:y rxtrsct
Lccui 80 L!urci.c, sct VIII Get zach il I'll o.sca
Lob GO prepared on purely scientific pEiac!p!csfa
rccxo-cd to cc..vc measures or ci;scr tat
c:n be E.e ready and conclusive test VIII ba com.
pa.soa CT c properties with those forth In tao fol
loving vo:.c:
Gee ri-pc2o:tory OF tho United States.
Zee Professor DEwE-s valuable works the Prnci-,
ofTS.s:c.
Fec remarks made by tho celebrated Dr. rnvsrc Phila
Gee remarks l-adc By II. ErHEA.I Mcdowell, cclc
cr.:cd physician cpd hcScr CT tto Co-.l College OF
srrscons Ireland Dad Published in the Transactions
the Eing nsd Cuccnfs Journal.
Eco Ecdico-ChiTufgical Ecv,ew, published ~ DENY
TnAvEEs. Fellow Of the Royal Co.;egc of Surgeons.
Sec most O. tho late standard works on sicaicine.
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PATEGTEE5 1859.

| u,rs Es7c Ertra Irrqe l1u~s. ord by he Gsdf.
II ire t.9si5Yftsd Paint DogLle
! Sheet Botom FiEe.
TrF ,Nisiryited to the following points OF su-
(. per
1st r1ur.-Lasting, with proper care at least
% years Stoves are now in that were set up in
1898.
/ 3D. MAyrracIrsz- Every portion of the siove is
thoroughly constructed. Each atove is submitted to
critical test, and more. IraT- or or unless ron
pl..ciy ard perfect finished,
I Sd. Csr.crrr-Basine b:ciiinG, boiling, roasting
and all ether culinary operations. performed OF the
san1e time barrel Of -four baked into Tread with Il
| single fire.
9TH. Ecoxour-aa wing the cos: OF the in or
: wears in the item OF fuel.
5tI ygsTiLATIos or ovEJ--ln tire stewart Stove
alone the front open directly into the tPro
,ected by letters patiently securing q direct DRAFT
through the IF fs By means OF perforated
holes in the doors and back faes. 1t vii be borne In
mind that heated air always rises, TIL, mt thoi
ventilation is the only one of anv va ne ~ha'ever
9th ENTIRE CnsrRoLo HEAT.-The heat generated
by the be het" therein ana used o. tATopn
INTO TIE room IT I2le1raD--
eth THE DOUBLE SHEET Bo Toa FLrE-By w'icn
COMPRISING and nverti ,cton Of is obtained,
and the oven more evenly and efficiently heated than
hy any other known invention.
s,h Observation-Disclosures on the top ana without the
possibility of smoke entering The room
9Th. HoT WATER RESERVOIR AND WAKnise CLnsET.-
Both useful aud co vcnient supplied bs The waste heat
and wthou: extra fuel.
10th WATER BAcx.-An arrangement for supplying
hot water for the bath equal to any range.
sxg-Sod by all dealers, a trial of months; wi'h
a written guaranty for that period If asked
gYyt- Beware of the numerous worthless limitations
now in market See Il at the ma .'of p P Stewart,
No her
il genuine,
sg-Dcscrptive pamphlets free mail TO any ad-
dress Agencies in all the prncipa cities and towns
in tie United States. AGlress.
FULLER, wARREN CO.. Troy, y. J.,
cole Manufacturers and Proprietors Of the Clinton
Stove Works.
Tor sale in Ottawa only by JOHN MANLEI.
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Ee9al Establishments.
Fnai Settlement Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS
La Sale Cotodg. The People OF the state Of
Illinois, to all 10 whom these presents may cone and e
John Al. L--. deceased.
Whereas. Anna Lee, Administrators OF said estate Of
said deceased Is dPsr"s 81 reering Of her
pruceodiL e. such Administration making a NAL
settlement of her administration. and sOf that purpose has
nnc application in the County Court L. sale couI-
~ aforesaid.
We therefore require you 20 appear before sail Court at
the Court House ia ottawa, IN -! ccuiiy Tuesday,
nineteenth day Of September. 1it5. beinz i dag in
the september Term, l.. ls5 10 O'Clock in the
noon Of said dag Mt 10 at n the final settle
| nisn Of said account
Dated this 9th day OF August. D. 1855.
5. ". RAYMOND Clerk
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Howe 4 SIesAuer's

Chemical Soap Powders removes grease from silks ana
wooens without injury to the cloth or color inc c1.
ara xure prepares silk for taking any eoiof h
family dye the cheapest and best dye ID mse Auy
~" Jrv IL rs 3. Y. GRIGGS.
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this expressive way, let them discard good Union
men and cleo, none but disqualified representatives
70 Congress. II they are determined 10 10, their
rebsl likngs go far 40 this, they must not Finch
when the consequences Of their folly fall upon them
But n the sI-rsbsls speak honestly With regard
70 ibis after, they labor under delusion when
It may be we'll TO dispel. Neither Congress nor VIC
Executive branch Of the Govsrnment wants su'h
Q ptmens - those embodied In the above s1trse''
represented at wAshiaston. In author ng We
election Of representatives from the r-e'''rne'
states, the Pres. acted upon the hypoihes
that TIE said states would return COOL Zion men,
who could conscientously subscribe 10 the re-
quited cath. There are two sntsgoni'tic elements
In tie South, jus, as distinctive as during The war
There Ia Union element, on the one hand
| and on the other the survivor Of tAs rebtl
element, which may 10 named sccor ling TO taste
Now il 10 for The benefit Of the Union element th''
N. President, and in fac, tho -hoe Norsb' are 90
anxious that the Southern States should lie speed''
" restored 10 their former relations IN tie mon
The successor Of the rebel element canno, be re-
! coyrizsd Iotes,ly, ard It's sdhcrents can Only
secure representation bv first merging !. into h'
Union sentiment TIE mistake made by TIC Coz
srIrt rtorALi,r and journas o. Ike type, " y
,sling tbs pr.,snuous ground thai srs'c Of rebe
sentiment and not that o. the Union, IL whs
ought 70 Ia represented In Congress, heuee ~
bitterness .g.ins, policy which excludes 'hos
.spir.nu who were toromos. in ne rebellion dur
, ing abs long agony % four years" The e1
, rebels should understand that in hyhuns sgsns
| the old Unlon element among tnern they are onlj
|, injuring thsir own cause and pls, ing into h'
hands u tie u. icsla Dat th'y cannot eKerH
,h,m,s yes on The ground otinsdyer'sney. They
b. tbs time, fully understand what ths Pr s.dsr
, and congr., require Of them. and II h's -
. determined 70 30 PEI yer. they must ssHtDo'
y that ,h.r fol y will be Al their own expense.
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,,..,s,u Now. Markets. &c.

No York, Tuesday, Oct. "a, p NJ Cod has teen
quiet to-day At lac l4Os. lhs afternoon quotations
OF the general stock market pared With those Of
yesterday afternoon, show = decline in some sor,s
and corresponding adv ance in others Governments
we're tract onlliI higher The loan market va. oaner
consde able uunber Of leans have be, called In,
but they seem to have been re1sced without DIM
cnlty Tho current rate VA per cent snd con, q
mercisi paper ps.ei At Ts9s On 'Chansc to-day
Flour opened quiet, aud closfd shade easisr Wheat
wa lie &c. better and quiet Cora dull aud ~.
thst easter. oau were duh and dropping PORK Nas
dull Reef " as steady. Lard vas unchanged. wis.
key was hrmer
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BEAN - Al his late residence S19 Ninth ave,
Jaue. BE N, a ~ tive Of flpsiton W Breshiu, Scot,
land, aPed ~ yeats and . mon h.
Ills 4 ieuds respectfully invited 10 attend the
nlue, al on MeduesLRS, Oc'. 70, Al O'Clock, \. NJ
DunieImiins aud AontIo.e tScotiandJ papers Please
copy. 90
CANPBELL-on Monday, Oct. 2sd, Jane, wife o
James Campbell, aged - years
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
10 areud the funeral t.om her late iesiteuce, 40
" .gih -, this ~ etLesdav! mo.nng, ~ II O'Clock
The remains will 10 ,ikeu 10 Rock and County iSr
iute!meut. IfS
DE WITT-On Tuesday. Oo, "a a, II O'clock, A
N john IL. DE Wiz, aultiye VI Bremen. GeTnADy,
seed AZ vesrs and luouth'
The funeral will take place from Lis ls'e resi-
LeLre, Cedar o., 1eGr ESerIIseu ave-, WILLIAMSBURG,
l. l., At " O'Clock, A ~, on lAursdEy, Oct ". l36
DRISG-Ou Tuestsy, oct - of dl?theria, Cab
srne Ann Drlng, usu hiey Of the late hOlu1s Driug,
Jr. aud Ca;hGriue Ann Aoas
Lay her gently IN the cofFu.
Fold her arms across her bres,t,
Nov heI saviour called her 10 Heaven
10 dsel upon her dtsr lathe : breast.
Relatives and friends sre respectfully invited 10
uclocs tiom j. Broome Il, cor. Of Clinton st go
uAsLAM A Cleelpoiat, Brooklyn. JOSEPH. ID
con OF John and Euth hasAiu, sted care lv uoa
in. zen ,n,wiu be tuiea to Paterson on welne..
daN moiniug, hon hls la,e ies-eu,, Freeman u,
| S.eenpoInt, gsS
sIIrIps-On the ei,h inst. William II. shiedl
| AGED IL years. months uni 'ytays.
! The ,elAtiNes and ti' uds Of the family the mem
| ,ers and ex.memheIs VI kng.ae CoTnpinv No o.
and thr members Of the ORIGINAL Bve Hail Cub, are
| 90, noe, tuly invited 70 Attya4 the funeral on
| IA cane .iay afternoon, Oct, 80 ~ . O'clock from
| ,h- residence Vi has pirents' %. " l2.a =. 49,
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Sons excitement has lssn creziel 10 Brooklyn
10 Consequence Of the reported .ppearines OF ehol'
era In lhs, city, but we see nothing TO justly SER
Gus apprehension. According 70 the local IAlets
. physician has declared the Sickness Of q leo
sergeant 70 b '.unmis,,kstls ebolsrs," which
sts,smeu,, In connection With . convention OF the
Bard Of Health, !. the only evidence upon which
10 ground . fear Of the dreaded epidemic. Bat
while II 10 not well 70 excite unnscsssary slsr u,
IL 10 rropsr tia, The truth should bs known, Ia
order that The requisite preventive ruesr1r's may
b taken. Al . meeting Of the Board Of Health
on Monday evening, the poss bili;y ef dHta-
ton q eholcis vas generally admitted, and the
sanitary condition Of the city was discussed With
eonEdsrstls snusstness physician who had
| charge q cholera hositsl in Brooklyn,
| when the epidemic was there eleven years
| ago, made some remarks before the Board In
the course Of which be said ,tst be believed The
city might 30 saved from the pestllence b. The
adoption Of proper sanitary measures. IL sso
slated that On tie former occasion nothing was done
in the way Of prevention until the cholera was
actu.lly raging. Now all this spples 70 New
York With tie same force As 10 Brooklyn, for # ih'
choer. Al pe-rs In the Latter eitv, Of course II wi
.oon show tssf on this ado Of the river. Sh,l M
measures lie tax, U 70 ave New Ygrk IRON lhe fat,
which hes recently bpfsllsn A'eIan-ris, Coustan
,inoTls and other cities Of the E4stf Snail VI
calmly await until tho dreaded enemy 10 an. gag US
before making stiors to protect N. city from II
r.vagsi The rcpor, o. its appearance In BROOK
lyn may have greater weight than va haze at
tached TO II, snd possibly We are on the ovo a
pestlencs. Shall the proper precautions 10 take
In time. by thoroughly cleansing the city' Whsr
are the street contractorsS
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Bunness Men and their CIerks-A Warn.
lag 10 b0Ib.

or the pAriies arrested Ia the Sixth avenue
gambling saloon on Sunday night The larger pro-
portion we're clerks " down town business houses.
Tbese men oi course, siJ yrd ,hs confidence OF
their employers and some Of them doubt held
positions involving great trus aud respons billy,
Yet, while employers were resting in security,
trusting to The honesty, integrity and good moral
conduct 81 their subordnates, the said clerks
9oro playing faro in gambling hell, and school,
mig themselves for the lower and mare culpablo
degrees Of crime. Isl strange, in consideration
III such developments, that forssries, frauds and
entertainments are % frequent on the par, "
trusted elerksi II Is only ttsp from gambling
20 robbery and what security has . business
lnan for the safety Of his property when thoss to
whom be eouhdes II are frsqu, n,ers Of gambling
saloons Clerks as . class, are honest, faithful,
and ut lsas, free from the vice OF gambling but
it cannot be denied that there are many eIcop-
nors 10 the rule. The influences Of evil act power
fully upon young men IN great city like this.
and OF course all have no, the moral courage to
Withstand tie temptation. Youas men are on
every hand bssst with danger, the sllursnenu Of
fashion and pleasure beckon them srsy from the
paths Of rectitude aud duty. the attractions Of
fashionable dissipation are kept constantly before
Lhem, aud II Is but Natural that some shoull fall
md enter upon tie road to destruction. Enploy
crs, however, are not wholly blameless for the
downfall Of clerks. Young msu who are forn.ing
their habits Of life require to be watched, sdy.sed
and checked when they syines . dispos ton to e
.stray /. is duty incumbent upon all employer,
10 keep q sharp eye upon their subordnatss, no
only With view Of protecting Their own interests
nut in order TO save their employees FROM t.lln.
when they show the hrs. signs Of wrong dolng
werd % warning in time, little wholesome I'D
vice when the temptation Of crime is doing It's FRI
YORK might save many awsll. meaning clerk troi
aeiinuA' career and an Infamous end.
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Rebels Not Half Cured.

NhAELr al Of toe reclaimed States are uo~ Ga
Shs eve OF holding elections for State officers and
'onSreSf onkl representative The volsrs Of these
States have been iuly adyusst Of tho Radical pro.
grsmms TO prevent the admission Of Their delegates
" seats IN Congress; they have been told exactly
woa' the ies.-osth means; they have been advised
Of tho necessity Of ssesing inca who can subscribs
10 II and AL the requirements dem.udsd o. them
10y the Government have been clearly set forth.
Yet with all the caution and warning which the
Southern people have bad, We fnd such lansuage
a. the following In many Of ,hs leading sI.r,bel
journals The extract 10 FROM the Augusta (Geor.
sisl CossrTurIoSALIsT'
$40 ask Us 80 choose a. our spol,.smsn those
who, in the long agony Of foIr years stood apart
;rJm US in cold neutrality, even II ,hsy d.. moi
lctasly .ssH ia the defeat VI cur hopes, 20 ~ ask
Al iuposEb lily Of human nature, Aud yet In
toe view VI many, this Sc alone referred TO 10 o
such searching force and effect ihs., II We do no
choO9e Just such s'no serving Gslos or rayenina
sAuls 10 represent rs, We mus make up cur IN ndi
Got ~ le represented a. all"
The sbo'1 natnei Journal, In common with
args proportion Of Southern newspapers thinks
u "4,Sipg ~ iUpos'.billsy Of human nature" t
require them t. elect to Congress men who Ar
soa,psteut to take lhs tss,oaih. Well the
ms. sbsw thsu swsssmsn, for ths rebellion
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PUBLICATIONS.

EUN FOR THE FENIANs.
l. Tho Gr,st oonit Per odica.
FOR DECEMBER
Ready on Thu sday, oct. 20,
VII. be found yar,,cl'aily .licrCs ~ 70 cvrrghody
" ho /. IN any m inner conce ne about the FENIAS
moy,uent. II n;ains lsughshe doube-9A.e AZ
Iusiraiion rep eseu'irg
me VALIANT FENIhNs
IN the rrt Ut
SHINING TuE BRITISH LION,
pepNatory 10
TANNING TIE HIDE OF THE ROYAL
"BAlSIW
ANY attempt 10 describe this picture would To
uss eAs ocular demonstration can alone be satsiac-
tory
Ne also publish, in the same number trrlesque
IENIANIsM EXPOSED
THE SECRETS BETRAYED
THE PAsSM ORD, "NABOCLlSH"
/ cesctbea he Gap - nee OF aman NhOse curiosity
pdueod h.m TO join the brotherhood anu sho, during
ills HAIR Oh Ed WITH sHlLLELAH JCICEi
Another We y humoio 'sign T. tLat entitled,
1Hk MANAGERS PLOE
which cep.c = the
ASSASSINATION Or SATANIC JENNY
There are a number Of other humorcu. DESIGNS, on
various toplch any one OF which viii make the most
demu bust the bonds OF gloom aud laugh lks
THE PHUNSY PHELLOw
also contains quite variety o. n adinc matter Of the
mos humorous description embracing Lhus hab.e
etcfie., Comicl Adventures SIDES pl ting Izn,
Jok WHY pasteeG ConundI ain,, P,elsintries
THE PHI'NNY PHELLOw
VIII be ready on Thursday, Oct. 70, and for sale by
all Meas Agsnts
PglCE Ten GEMS PER COPY. K57
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ALigh, Penalty for n Great Crime.

Tnr s.sts laws relative to the crime OF abortion,
should he completely rsmodsled at the next s,s-
sion OF the legislature. In the notorious CoDELL
abortion case, which was concluded yesterday, tie
Recorder sentenced the eulprit to State Prison for
the terul Of two years. which Is tho ssycrsst PEN
atty th,, can be inflicted Tor such offences sccord-
ding to The existing laws IL this State. The crime
in this case Of the most aggravated character,
and tAs X cordsr remarked IN Passing seat nee
that the defective nature Of the law prevented h IN
from Injecting penalty commensurate with TIE
oHeuee. Hiss shame that the followers OF this
ns'.rous business Of abortion. which is, monster
evil In ibis city, should enjoy measurable imInu-
nifty through .hs loosepsss Of the law. The statute
ought to be ~ amended as 10 place the crime Il
abortion by the side Of that OF muir er, where i
properly belongs, for by such mOans only can shis
asgrant aud growing evil be suppressed.
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Cattle Market
Bu1rs HEAD, Oct. ~ 1856.


y,,.,. 49, Ai,bo,zb our auo,ations to-day seeD 10
indicate that little or no ehange has taken Place
ring the past week, In this b aneh Of tne mahet
vet when v q consider the superiority Of the presnt
supply o. ;'ost oysr Elm pa,SSos ar. present here
to.dav. tbat In reality better bsr2ans, all thins,
con. d,red have been inside than ior several reek'e
yo.t t'pike Inc market OF last week. scarcely poor
drove ~ to he to-day At ths ho, enu t'fh sno1
Of the ieay "a st-class oiHtl We W -.
mediums 80 That a. even NE sahs pll,e- on @
veek'r butchers cannot iail 70 t''eFe eeatt Ntu's
for Their meats, as the sepers. ststt, oi W ~ w.,
thev oiet their customers 10 mlch ,etter' ft'c,.'
duting tie OPENING day iulod s ioioss' Tor "
tgumon'st dgyes II 70 ~: 20, nvdn, on ,, NJ
10 isr lev fancy caitis ~ere uspoeed o. ~ lStc'
but This rss very o1cepiioheb.s nauie lhe ma
Yet TO-DAY ~ lee. active thsn ye'nrd,y, and a. t"o
I,,ra,,d attlc have been received rinte morning,
and 'her too OF inferior Efadt' ihe pruspect OF
~, a. ~ io,al t,te yts tor tho seek loot up $50
iseye.. II coss ~ ycals g42sJ sheep and lambs,
ami E, AZ ~ ine -suovins an ~ ease gu lst ytess
r,c H. q q, Ll6 hcayes and I51 che p aud lambs,
ahu v decrta OF IL cows 6Ni Ntas, aha 6a5 sNlhe
,,,n. ~ ,as quoied viz; sctiye Tor choi,e prime
| Sos., While those 81 poor quNiv Me hare OF sac.
Ve. ,r. be a u about he same iatea % lssN week
,.'s', s,l sac. koey .nI even pace. We quote
F1'-a COW, ~
Good NJ!
Common 10 uiediuu 10 s.Gs
! Pine caves pei -
Good veal calves per TO-, ~
Common veal calves per head y.
Calfskine .ssi
Crass cave. pei heai. 'SSaiZ9
sham and Lsutbs-1his branch Of tho market
| ilt continues vefy acliyc, and former ~ cc, hIe
| .es k,p. 10, sood hecp readily selling 20 Sc.
| We quote hest sheep AZ - fair 70 good o.A'Se'
| aud common at 6lbAc 49,, ..,.. 1,
.lundantly snppuei, - car loids being now on w.
matet prices are stiI retained a iast NeeA
nguIes via! lial4ac, according to luAlV
Hour and train.
| NKW IVzE, Oct u. l-CS.
| EIou, We quote. al grs'es = 10 lQc lov e.. 81
p,idps state 4. snSs 10; Extia do. at - l5at- "
| Xs.tsrn Erra-lov gradet-Gt A. 4Jas 10 IN ppm
| Ohio al - g5asY IS supeI nne Nesiein,'fo lJAfe
a.: ow aces OF CGpada kxtta Al - CoaS 20 ahu wv
| u SUP rhne southern, at sl4 5laxlC -. -.
, | CTIin-The wheat market IL cabc ''ter. Se'
An.bei Sta a lie ns quo'cd 81 81 20 ls-- Mhwsuke
| Club : 15ssl Amber Mllvaukee' II issSl Z,
| Odt.-Ae dull Al -as.e Tor un'olna- ana o.
| &C iof SOUND. 49, -. "a @ 4,
81 ~ Tor tguAca West. . 1900.
, | Corn IL I.smarket Il lc lover Ws"ern unsopp
. | be NJ quoted at IS SIC, ma sound hi1sd Nss'si
atsiass 10 sCw, Va
The hay Market.
d NEW loag, Oct. Il. 1865
A | There 10 no cbapre in IhS uArset Tor ha', 70
Sup ~ s1in being heavy, but ne the demand II 4uI
, Ac,ive ~ PIE eni, p4icss bsNe Undergone 20 .hiu
. | worthy OF note, Leng quoted To-Day At eyAose u
an % ng, and s5sSJc for ietall los
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THE GRAND DIVISION s. OF T. OF
l. Eastern New York will hold lite annual session On
" ednesdAy, oct 18th, At O'clock 7. NJ, IN the
Grand Lodge Room OF the l. o o. r., Cenue and
Grand o.. IA officers Tor the ensuing year wiii be
see ed It IL hopcd there will be iuu attendance oil
Representatives. =. ID. FOOT G. 5. ~
"A ORKING WOMEN-A SPECIAL MEET;
w ing Of the ops, atoi, Benevolent SCciey Will
be held THIS sgtnng, at ly5 boa cry. livery menu
ter 10 expected TO 10 present al this meeting gu
business 81 importance. hiss ElaLkN fAlEhsON'
PEE. Mrs. HORTON, Sec. 10
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GIS. GRAsI Las ssni to tie secrstary OF War .
c,IumuuicAtiOu recommend py Vie WGEerny cut
Of ali M.ior aud Brigaiier Generals u the youn.
teer service save those who have been disst od In
The service.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
inptcd TO


Whst Can ] 60 Beuf Am adapted 10
either OF the professiVns law medicine or divlnlVF
e,ieful PHI euolorica examination will disclose Il
feet and assist to put tbs "Iight man la tie rRh'
place" Charts, With written descriptions, sven DALI
BY Mess. Fowler 3 wslls, $50 Brosdway 3gS
Ayer,sCrerry Pectorul the worlds great
remedy for CO a., Courhs sni Con urnpton log
coal nj 81 - y r t0p.-The ~chuyiLiii
Nutusl Coal Lomp-ps 10 now dt.iNnuai 70 be'
q. cost - mt tric- % - sufs"filet' lu' Ia
formation sppy nj the Office No. ID Wal II. iol
nrtmen. Livery table Keepers nnd
oihs 4 Your attention a c, ell 20 . large STOCK
OF ,ater woo covers Tor ho sr., ctfu. Trucks
tc. Al c horse ihnkeb ell nEes, heavy in td,chetp
a. rs last Btoadsry. 90
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine snt Button Hoie Ma hin'' 80. Go BioIu-
wsy, =. Y. "!a
Howe sewing Via, h,ne Co,npaDy No Cl9
Droadsay, y. Y, kiiss howe, Jr' President AreIt
wanted "li
Nessrs. Fowler a. Wells. PhrenoloG isis,
eiys written char. o. ehsructer dul, a. 49, u o4l'
way. '''
Or. IInrriSon's Periltnitie LOzenges-A
ro.itise cue Tor Cls'ivSnrsr PIES II sp"p-in, tnd
VERY form Of INDIGESTION Agon D. Ba ues 4 c.,
| lies eInan a 20, y. y; Hazard Co, PhiIa. = =
| Harrison Co. Proptetols' Boston, Nae 54i
Unrtman,s Patent Elastic Rubber CIuich-
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pAWNBROKER'S SALE.--G. q. LEWIS
Il vii rell th- lay at ISL Byve-y up stairs, lau
stHffueut Of shHwi-, gums. blausets IeinnIu T. d.
SIMPSON. I1g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-25

DAWNBRUkER'S SALE - GfO. LEWIS
a Auct. val sell IN THURSDAY, OCT. .j,h. At -
Chsthau At. iargs and Va usble assortment OF mel
and someu's eothins, Iein Gsnts quilts lOst shoes.
&c. IO comm nee ~ ~ O'clock. BY oIder Of !, y. :
j SIMPSON. PCS
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< HERMAN & CO., AUCrRs-SELL On
lCs hi, day, We nesday, At IL o'clock, the sntiis
stock aud fixtures the frs clas liquor store, "
Albany e.. viz i English beer pump, fine bar anJ
bar fixtures, mi tables chars, sas fItuleS &c
slso the entire stock Of vines llquos and ,egs
tanned Ia said store. IFS Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-10-25
pAwNBRoKtR'S sALE-THlS DAY. lOi

n oc ock, Of PELL A INGRAHAH g. COINS, o.
NeF io~ery 80 lots Of valushr pic red sooia sui
table Tor the season. 49, lots tine stccs for lad les
ami cudre Nd esres piece goods unGt 30
men, clottine IT 4. O'Clock, comprising lane ami
.upriOr sssortmont nj oyetcOss, hne SAX Or and
business coats part., vets cloths shtrtf. drawers
Thursday, sac Tor NJ. u. d. LuNG, 800 Fast Bro.d.
~av 100
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pAWNBROKER'S SALE - THURSDAY.
l. 10Th inst. JA5. AGAR will cell, At 60 Me-
Eovery lagse ts.ortment OF d. esses, eloaks shaw \
deiEarrnents blankets, quilts and varietv u
other goods. By order, ii. BARNARD, 2l Ihhd
tyenue IA