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Eat Yo.lt Bre,vn Bread First.

1t is a plain but faithful saying, Eat your
brown bread first" nor is there better rule
for young mans outset in the world. =
While you continue single, you may live
within as narrow limits as you please; and
1t is then you must begin to save, in order
to provide for the more enlarged expenses
of your future family. Besides, plain,
frugal life is then supported most cheer.
fully; it is your own choice, and it is to be
justified on the best and most honest prin.
ciples in the world, and you have nobody
pride to struggle with, or appetite to mas
ter but yeur own. As you advance in life
and success. it will be expected you should
give yourself greater indulgence, and you
may then be allowed to do both reasonably
and safely.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

M. CLAUDET, by an adaptation of the
Phenakistocope- Tsrmatrepe toy i'm
.presed-llss made NOTING photographs =
The well known fact that the relina retsins
AN impression short bdt still appreciatls
tune, and that, second impression being
given; q subtle mental aetiont tpofsbly only
physicai) conuects the twp By. sepplsiDg the
missing link" is.the pIncipleef the new
arrangement. Apffraf of figure striking
and, Of another receis4ng ~ blow. when
rapidly opened and closed before the eye
opposite which they are placed. take the
appearance ofactual motion in N. Clsudet' s
process. which promises to be popular and
novel arrangement of the Photographic art.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

4 HAPPY REToGT "A man was brought
into Court on the charge of having stolen
some ducks from farmer.
How DO you kaow they are your
duck, ?" asked the defendants counsel
.'O5. | should know them anywhere, u
replied the farmer, who proceeded to de-
scribe paeuliaritie'.
"Why." said the prisoners counsel.
I" thos. ducks cannot he such rare breed
i have some very much like them in my
ysya
lThat's not lkely, sir" said the far
m-r, they are not the ony ducks have
had stolen lately.
"Cail the next witness.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28
wool Crowers, Couyention.

The winter meeting of the Ohio Wool
Growers' Association, will be held in Colum-
bus On Tuesday, January 2, 1866. As this
is entirely voluntary affair, we hope every
person who feels sufficient degree efinter-
est ia the cause. and can make it convent
.ent TO do so, wilappoint himself a delegate
to this, meeting, and attend to see that the
business is properly done up. The wool
growers of Ohiohave still a little work to
DO 10 terrifying their. position in the wool
business. -(Ohic Farmer. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28
sresp..py SrANroN basissued an order

SRcREfARf STANTON hasissued an order.
setting apart all the ground upon which the
massacre Of Fort Pillow occurred, for the
:pufpese Of erecting monument thereon TO
the memory of the soldiers who fsllu and
those who wers batchered there This
order was obtained by Mrs, Booth the wild
on 81 the officer WI 3 commanded the color
ed troops tkefe.. Shs Is, new engaged ip
raising faBds ID boild ths rsoppHept'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

OHIO DEBr.-The Columbus Gazette
states that the public debt of the State OF
Ohio, on the 18th of October. stood as fol-
less: Foreign and domestic debt 5 ~ 9l2,-
ora As. lrreducible tSchool) debt s3.2sl,-
275 66. Total $l6lSS, 299 H. Ofathis
|, ,OO9e 9e500 is at five per cent lnterest; and
the remainder, Sl5l63,79o IL, is at SIX
per cent. int r.st. f.uG
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. The Secre-
tary of the Department Of the Interior says
in his report, that by the end of next month,
the first sixty miles of the track from Oma-
ha will be ready, and that blythe first Of
July next, the first hundred miles will be in
operation. On all the sections Of the road
equally satisfactory pregress has been made.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

RECEIPTS For MONEY The Commits.
sioner of Internal Revenue has decided that
all letters acknowledging the payment of
any sums OF money Of $40 and upward must
bear the two cent revenue stamp, the same
as ordinary business recsipts. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

THE House Military Comn.iitse have lie
fore themil pwafds Of ftty pptitiuns asking
for equalization eftbe bouuless 10 soldiers.
The committee viii bine ipa bib equal
iziug The bodnliessof al suidierz
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

A WAC, speaking he cruel treatment Of
a child by its mother. says The child GER.
tainly should have the careful attention OF
some one, OF it viii be prematurely added
to the Kingdom Of heaven, and thus, per-
haps, permanently separated from Its kin
IA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

TIE Richmond FINES says of waterfalls;
"We have watched these pbenomena, care
fully and they have been growing larger
ever Sunday, the tails of the horses OF the
youny ladies' papas are growing smaller.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

sTHK Hoh@ssJ JaSisiary uoumittse are ar.
RAGING biifproyidsuE Ter the holding Of
the United States Court in Richmond. 1t
is expectsd that JEFF. Davis will be tried
before this Court. a ar-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

{ A COUNTRY lad said to one who bcasied
orfhis ancient family; $50 much thewetss
forFou y the older thesseed the worse the
crop. i..f 3 ksaH. .eA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

When Sir Waiter Scott vas urged not
10 prop the falling credit OF an acqeeint,
snre. he replied; The man was my friend
When friends wure few, and | will DO his
n,vs tb.f enemies are many
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

The expenditures OF the Pay Masters
Department during the past year has been
upwards sf $43a, 000 900
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

The Washington Republicans has NORMA
ton that the French troops in Mexlro are
approaching Vera Cruz to embark for
France. a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

nav only thing thsAslsnt buricsns 81
Wast.left uadisJt.l lh,d vas q iouss in feenaf
shich rs very heavily mortsassdt as.sss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

OUR imports FIR tie past two months are
said to exceed S45.0o0.s s00--larger than fol
sny former period. .ifra -ut aisi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

To KILL ants-hit your unels's wiis OF
the head with hammer, !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

WHEN is boat like heap of snow =
When it is adrift. aeag1 80 y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28
Thanksgiving Sermon.
Delivered ut Martinsviile ON the
7th last, by Rev. J. ID. Uber.

MARTIN Ferry, o., Dec 9th, 1865.
Bro. Uber.-Your Thanksgiving sermon
on last Thursday gave much satisfaction TO
the congregation, Misrepresentation ofGod's
Israel Gods people, aud Gods Nation being
in our Judgment very truthful, and such
as merit for it publicity. We therefore re-
spectfully request of you, at your earliest
convenience, u copy for publication.
Yours. respectfully,
jam FENIMoRE, JouN DOUGLAS,
THos. WuIrE. OSCAR n. RICE,
S. B. WEST, Bs BROOKE,
JONAS RoMIoK, JAS. SMYLIEs,.
JAMES KERR,G igt-f A. ID. RioEs
J. N. TURNER,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

4 Tue ear rings gisentoa Rossiau' brias 10
London cost $t0yOoct b1l = L4.Hsaoesa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28
MARTINS FERRY, o.

j. Fenin,ore DR.. S. b. West 6 others !
Dear Friends II have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your favor of the
9th inst, asking acopy ofthe discourse de-
livered on Thanksgiving day. ] am glad
the sermon gave satisfaction to the congre,
gaton s, much delight to serve, but it was
not prepared with view to publication,
and | can give it only in substance as deliv,
cred Trusting in your Judgment
which l have reason to hopor, l herewith
place copy at your disposal.
Very truly,
j. b. UBER.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28
A HAPPY HUssANp Nv wife has sona

A HAPPY HUSBAND. Ny wife has gous
t. visit her mother. | an happy to be
able to state that the children sccom-
panied her. Peace, quistness, and fe-
lcty Ie'gn in my dwelling / csms
and go unques ioned. stay out late
at nights thout fear IF rebuke, l lie ip
bed Of mornings, and no one insists on my
getting up. Ny frisnd, pcss the evenings
with me aud thlre be nene who tell me the
neg dsy mat the window curtains are filed
with tobacco smoke aod the parler has the
fragrance OF bar room. If two or three
friends come home with me, the cook new
er asks why bioaght them, nor complains
Of a headache. What isrnore she dees not
insist upon having neg silk drsss every
week, nor bursts into tears il utter rude
mod srzey i.Ass~~s.as--v The fse.,is, if thera
be one thing | like Eore than another, it Il
TO have my wiIe visit her mother.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28
rGaN. oa a.DysaTIsIse:
2 sss as:. ss;e: s:s s.. :. Y .,.,.
"Youns Anrerica.,,.

II thero is any one,thing moro ominious
Of evil to cur country than anothsr.n il
that Of tobacco smoking oiflthe part Of the
young 1son. This habit bosloog been on
the. increase, and is now, probably, more
rapidly extending than ever Sbef6ref Go
where you will, on steamers, ferry4hoats.
stages or railroad cars; stop where You
must, IN hotels, depo,s, pnblic hells, etc
IN All such cases and on all occasions where
a crowd Of people assemble there the. to.
baceo smokers will be also Nor does the
common notice, mo smoking allowed"
prevent their intrusion into pariors, private
rooms and other places where decency iss
commandments. And who rethose per-
sons 50 bold in fiIthiness; so lost 10 shame
so Unconscious of their own impertinence
and offensiveness so reckless of the feel.
ings and spinieus and rights of others and
% seemingly destitute OF allsense Of pu--
rity or propi3ty2 They aFe:mostly young,
men; many Of them are mere boys Three
quarters, ifnot nine tenths, Of all the tobaoi
co smokers VINO obtrude themselves into
crowds, and put their foulness into every
bady's face, with no respect for persons aud
no regard to notices to the contrary, ara
young men. Their fathers and grand faith.
ers, ifthey smoke at all, usually have some
sense of propriety left. They smoke in
private. Ia tbeIr own places. They seem to
know that others have rights and noses as
well az themselves. But with young
America" this is very different. Our young
men seem to prefer to do their smoking in
the most offensive manner possible, and
where they can render themselves as dis
gusting as possible. They seek the crowd,
They smoke while walking with a lady in
the streets. They stride into public rooms,
private houses, and dpsrads,themseIves, with
a lighted cigar or burning pipe in their
mouths, alternately ejscting sufocating
smoke and nsuseous spittle, as uuconcernl
e1iy about the wishes OF opinions of others,
and with az much solf-complacency aud NOR
al obliviou'ness as might be expected from
donkey or goat. Can nothing be done
to prevent these caricstures of humanity
from becoming the fathers of race of de-
generate pigmies, whose cxi t.nce can only
be disgrace to human nature and curse
to the world?-I Herald Of Health.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

In the presence Of Phsroah. !. the ssin-
ing mamma, in the Brasen Serpent, In Ii,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

And when Moses stood on 8 Shaking
Sinai, his guard the thunder. and his YES
tpre the lightning, and talked with the
Eierhsi as friend taketh with friend"--who
can doubt his Divine help But zoe find
also Divme Providence exercised IN their be.
halE -- 1o... go
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-28

"IIappy art thou, Isreal; 'ho is like unto thee
people sved by the Lord the shield Of thy help aud who
is the sword Of thy excsllency and thine enemies shall
be found liars thee aud lhod shalt tread upon their
high paces.n Deut %, 20.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
ottawa Not Out Of the Draft.

DIR. WALKER Is at the Geiger House today.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
s::y s,cIso"I E.u:, sG,.cdr:.-:Gs.

|- ...- just been -.n.a .. e,py r.. act
. 3D.. -. Legislature. us.h.tg son.- :apar-
r'-.. .a 1dmcu:s Ia or a.. %. al a-,s
n-e ,... viii 10: rer..- us .s copy f. So.
,.:- -. ,oar, II: 80 naa s.ve It's Ir,~.-.a.
+. .--.
f. ::.-.s Tia; ,her, -,.,'. ~ ~'cc,cI or ;,y
o.! =, ny in March .. a.., Oh ;hc sane
/ :, IN ..-h YEAR ,herel:r.r. ol. school lircc-
TT E. -. !, ward of lhc eli: .. - hold The ollie
:n- ,a- lar: thus redu-.rL ne boa 70 on~
ia-l.-;.l %. f,r, ri-rnb-r- .c,.. each ward, as
apw. Inc directors "u>, =. rc,i tents Of
H. "...i. thev represent respectively. AMI
in case OF removal from the ward. their
place IS supplied bya ne'c election. The cleo
ton for school directors thus occurs it will also
be noticed. OIL the day of the city election lor
MAYOR, &c, not on separate day as has
heretofore been the case. Il IS also provided
TIA, :or tie prescr; wear there shall b. ~
c.r1-ioI, tn one director from each ward
elected last y"ar for two years to continue in
on ua:il tI.ir time avY:-es. AMI Constitute
the Boar, o.: Education until their Successors
are elected ia ls66.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04

WE>oS. SEHINArY-Thr .olicy Of about
half paving our school teachers ,.as rebound
e. /, the benefit Ct he thriving new Semi
rary at Weronn. on the IL. Central +. K
The managers Of tl,.t institution hava had
the Shire wdness to steal from Us Mr.. c. 7.
DiEuL, for several yeas teacher il the 9th
Ward school, Ottawa. His school. while
here, was always crowded, aud was comics
,cdly one OF the best in the city. So well
was he liked by Lis pupils that, on his resign
ing the school. they made up purse from
their slender means. and bought hin. a very
handsome and appropriate present, as to-
ken Of their gratitude to him. Wenona
Seminary, Of which he now takes charge as
principal, was established some two wears ago.
nd now occupies noble building with full
corps Of competent teachers. 1t Is designed
fyr pupils Of both sexes, and its curriculum
embraces all the ordinary studies OF AL IN
land college and first class boarding school.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
oTIANA WHOLESALER NARkET

". X. SrLwAar. Pres.
I. uo.N. Sec. pro TEN.
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TO Co:..l;mctiyc.,

Z health On ~ 7. - - ..Eg.. r- 3. .'-s-
!aFil. sl'--i ssveT.! w., s@yer- a'- sl--.1a
AMI tiat Trad ..s A. cna,mpion-s anna p, Es.a
k-.'a to Liz T. 7s-... -ar--.;a" 1.-f..s 3 .r..
T. al vl9 desire It, d. - sn' -., : 'Ae rs ~
ti.u Isrt fire. d -.l.rrs With '. ~~ .., ~ l- ara
r.j %. IT, -sa.-. which &c.,. w.! Ia s.re Cure ~
Cgy-uTs-i-S As-a'. EEov-@-Is. :. Tn ar'v --t o.
he s'.st.ser IN -orine Tire rs, -I'.n f., t-.,r he
sf.'i.tr and syre.t n.Crss9I Will, e r g
inrrl -. aua A~ ilirs s-g .Harr- vlt Try -
dy, o. ~ 81 -n nothing. -. ny I-.'s blessing
Partc. - ,hil H. Ic-. rf.tinn WI pleas" rilr-'s
Rev EDWARD \. WILSON, w5l!irn7lrrcA. s
te...-lll I'm C-..t.- -, ~.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04

No1HrRs, SAvx Yoyp CHILrRKS.-Tiopsandso Of ciili-
rem die sry from worms whose lives night be saved.
Methers, use DR.. CEURCHILI's Worm LoIrngss, which
viii surely kill and expe them from you. children.
Children will eat them readily as ANY candy.
Price IS cent; per b.x. Also, Shields Compound
Cough Lozenses For s-ie BY all the druggists in otta.
wa, Ill April ed 1851 w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
LYONS KATElAIKON.

Katharion Is from the Greek word "Ksthro, "Ksth
aire siing to cleanse, rcjuyeate and restore This
article what It's signifies Fer preserving restoring
and Identifying the human hair il the nOst remarkable
preparation in the world II is again owned and put up by
the original proprietor and made with the care
skill and attention which gave .le vi over one million
VI bottles Iar
II is most delightful Hal, Dressing.
1t efadcates scurf ard tandruf
1t keeps the head cool and Glenn.
IL I;Ikt- the hair rich. soft sri cl.-sy.
1t prevents the lsr from falling off aud farming
II Restores the hair upon bald licais
ANY lady gentleman who value. beautiful head Of
hSr should Lyons kataron. 1t is known and used
Throughout Ihe civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers.
DEMAS 5. BARNES 4 co Nsy< York
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
LAND AGENCY.

Farms, Prairie Lands. Houses ana
Lots and s:,raD; Lois. bought and sold on
commission
Houses ana: s.ot~ and Vacant Lots in
Sttsl "a. FOR So.
Improved AND GnInIproVCJ Farms. in
LISliis Grundy and Livingston Counties for sale; also
Lands in Iowa, wisconsin and Missouri,
We viii agents in the Payment Of Taxes on prop
srry in the S.ts 81 ILLINOIS, I'" I-cOsn and Missouri
ThOsr wishing Buy Sal Farms. Prairie lands or
Town Lots will their advantage call and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
. SIMPLE AyD UxCfrIrsT SEWING MACHINE

4 SINFLE iND LNCftIENT Sf.W ING MACHINE
W hal the pleasure. Tins morning. ms ting tl- opera,
irons of ccds Iehi-S IA Swim, MIcine, II which We
had heard much hut II is simple
structiOn and operation that wonder il has hereto
fore fe,n a-cly utra'c7i in the Northwest. There
INK thirty pieces IN The cHtTc HJcl 81 which
j. all liable To- get out Of order. There los pow
the action being direct. and the rsnlt mathematical
certainty. II = constructs Ell that tr is not t- sl.i;
vibration OF the neec-ar, aud breaking needle OF
dropping stitch i almost impos!iity. The stitch
Itself known III" ipk stitch alike both sides.
-ci rip he rjqarH 1t will thickncsscs
Of leather Swiss muslin paper r.lot any adjustment
o; f1S fsCi GT "iD.J 1t il enphltcaily alI-vork
Family Machine and d, largely introduced
hcr-.iOut-. The General Western agent Nj
Farmer, q Washp cton street. fHirtJo Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04

New DAGUERREAN FIRA Mr. Drew has
sold his interest in the popular Daguerrean
establishment Of Drew & kingsbury (formerll
Alschulers) TO Mr.. GEO. BUTTs, SO that the
firm is now Butts i kingstury. Both are,
old, experienced, and skilful artists, and
warrant pictures equal 10 any taken in the
couEtry, in every branch or style Of the art.
They pay particular. attention to copying,
charging and restoring old pictures. Give
Them call--Old stand, in front of the court
house p r1~ a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04

D.. u. =. f-:E.;.Y5s. I. @,
.....-. So $50 = ..- .... ,,-., s.s
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css.xonEz FEMALE FILLS.

MOTHER AND DAUEUrsR- Tlarc Is a period N The
age youus lrl. Nhen h- rhaItt mental suI
rs,.. chang IA" becomes heavy, the
I.-.,.,, a's.! 90! childhood i hustled. tn step ices -
Ella !guar!.e 4 ,ti'H,r,- rsaC" heath and
temper. The mother generally Knows the 'IIso
aud understand, the coming u-tu." 81 tie child
thu Ut II at u'I, al oss Iu" I"
smooth The path OF her d.rlsug h5w l. ob'GIte the too
attendant lis. how = a.! nature IIt aE' pate PAIN
such no:.Ts = all. mend tht tutEpAEE r.
NAL PMS ir found recommending
then. invaluable 90! .l ",,tru,t"T4- t.
lures ryrt- and inl!llc regulator. Cali Tor ther"
Pills. The auI safest ia the market sold ty
all ,!ru,gist~. IlJTCi4
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04

Yesterday j. O. GLOVER, Esq. received
a despatch from his son, in the Provost Mar
shal's Office at Joliet, saying that, by reason
Of corrections at Springfield or Washingtom
Ottawa would have ~ men to furnish under
the present cali. Doubling the story Mayor
RICE photographed to Mr.. Longwor,h on the
subject and got this reply:
Joliet, March Sd.
J. B. RICE, Esq
Ottawa has forty-two men to
furnish under present call.
ABEL LoSGwOETH,
IrOrO MurShH
These ~ men, it is understood are IN addi-
tion to the quota of the county as formerly
stated.
4 meeting of our citizens was immediate
" called to take the matter into consideration,
and is in progress at the Court House as We
go to press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
.NatrlnuniaI.


LADIES And GENTLEMEN
II you wish to- marry, address tho undersigned who will
send you without money and without price, valuable IA
formation that I'll eHai. you marry .,ppy ami speedily
irrespective OF Az, wealth, beauty This information
will you nothing, and i! You wish marry. will
cheerfuy assist you. All letters strictly i The
desired information by mai. anil questions
asked Address SARAH T.. LAMBERT,
Groeapont, KinSs county, New York.
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Ya1O THE NERVOUS, DEBILlTATED AND DESfoND'
B ENT OF BOTH SEXES. 4 great sufferer having
been health in few DAYS. after many years OF
misery willing to assist his suffering fellow creatures 10y
sending free the ieu.iit If postpaid addressed en-
veInie copy # the t11dd Of cure employed Direct
20 JOHN ~ DAGSALI. Box lS3 Post Once,
J-I.. II a.. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES-It is a blessing 10 the
suffering to know that have ecetua cure for this
truly troublesome disease. Mr. T. azare of Ii; Second
street tncinna' o. takes great pleasure informing nll
who suffering with piles that he small quantity
Of Dr. AricklanPs Pile Remedy and il effected pcrn.-
nent This to he the with all who make
Of this splendid pre- eGa1 Il anmacfnrcda nj No.
East Fourth street. Cincinnati o. aud .I1 by all Drug
r-ets. Ice lin.
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LAST CHANCE TO GET A Piano FOB Two

LAST CHANCE TO GET A Piano FOB Two
DOLLARS Who wants it? About so tick.
cts in the Undine Gift Enterprise remain I'm.
sold. The piano ticket is probably among
that lot. Every ticket draws something. and
there are number of very rich and valuable
prizes The drawing must take place the
first Of the coming week. Go to Hull &
Thorson's or Jacob Moneys and get your
tickets to-day. Step up, business men, and
double your subscriptions. Wooden ,cre-
ment owners, where are you? The boys Of
Cndine No 2, deserve hearter response
than they arc receiving. The man who
stands back because he never had any
luck is foolish, and the " fool for luck
adage hits HIM exactly; try u ticket, and the
piano is yours, sure. 1t is worth 81 ven
ture, anyhow.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04

y NEGLECTED. CouCH, COLD, or SORE
THROAT, which might be checked by a simple
remedy. like "Broun'S Bronchtai Troches,"
if allowed to progress may terminate seriously
For BRoSCHIrIs, ASTHMA, CATARRH, and
Ccnsumptive Coughs, ''.he Trocaes" are used
with advantage, giving oftimes immediate
-alief
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-04
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