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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-12
General News.


NEW YORK, March I0.-As the New
Haven freight train, which left the city at
$50 last evening, was waiting at Harlem
bridge for the Albany and Troy express
to pass, the boiler of the locomotive
exploded, scattering the engine end
everything connected with itand instant.
" killing the fireman and daneeTousl,
wounding the engineer. The Albany anc
Troy express train waS~delAyed an hon,
and ahalf, and the Boston express sbon,
thirty minutes, by the accident,
FeuiaR News,
BosToN, March IO.-A grand Feaiaz
demonstration was held in Music Hall last
evening. The capaeieus edifee was
crowded to It's utmost capacity and thou.
sands were turned away unable to obtain
an entrance Addresses were made By
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Asthma.

Now declared purely a nervous complaint, is per-
fectly relieved In most violent attacks with doses Of
IS TO As drops each half hour. Relief and sleep
will follow the second OF third dose.
~ Sold By all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Medicine.
Jehn L. HunneKell, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist,
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~EnR MORE THAN TWRNrY

~ o NUKE THAN TWENTY
years MATHEWS VENETIAN HAZE DYE has
stood the test nj trial, and is constantly Increasing
in public favor.
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only 70 cents, and each
bottle contains double the quantity Of dye in those
usually sold for 81
THE HAIR Y is manufactured by q peculiar
process, which renders it infinitely superior to any
dye in market. Being complete in one bottle, no
preparation is required, which greatly s~implehes
the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that RpsTY,
DEAD appearance BY which dyed-hsir and whig-ers
are 90 readily recognized, when an inferior aI~cle
aas been used, as IL produces a perfectly hAr- 81
color Of any shade that is required, from q 'rh
brown to a jetty, l~ustFOus black, that will not sat
crock or stain the clothing. Invest IS cents, 'ad
you win be convinced. Sold by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
Al. MATHEWS, Manufactures, n. Y.
DEMAe BARNS 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. aenl5.RA
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nF ERRORS OF YOUTH

gr ERRORS OF Y0UTH.-A Gen
tlemau who had suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Prem sturs Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indiscretion, will for the sake Of suffer
ing humanity, send free TO all who need it, the re-
eipe and directions for making the simple remedy
y which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to pro-
III by the advertisers experience, can do 50 by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
John r. OGDEN,
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Special Terms or Club Rates.

Any party procuring a s'uliofgsvs or more
nsmes Tor tickets and 'crWaGd ding Us the money
for the same, will to allowed the following COM
mission, viz:
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mrTHE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-Al

HcTHE BRIDAL OHAMBER.-An
Essay Of Warning snd Instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of
the Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free in
scaled envelopes. Address DR.. J. skiIlin Houghton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. nv 4
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The following prizes are a foW among
the many 10 be drawn, for full
list see CireuIarS)
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DRESS sILKs-CHEAPEsT

DnhFD DAAA6 NAHAA MOI
n IN THE CITY,. II Dewitt { Co. oher
the most elegant stock Ct Dress silks in the city 81
frlly 20 Ear osat. less than current prices.
J. q. DEWITT 4 CO.,
Iars- Tan RThhs Square.
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MEDICAL.
Inn DGLLARs PREMIUM
SEMINAL
Oh SPERMATTORRHGA, GLEET, &C.,
ImpotenoY Cured

lmp0ten0y Cured,
AFTER L OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he sver fails to cure the above
named diseases. He will pay the same sum for the
proof that any other Physician In the United States
treats thesame diseases with squal suocess-
After many yearso laborious study and experience
DR. GibeoH is happy in being able TO announce 70 the
Unfortunate, that h has perfected q system of treat
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
Of the above, and also all oOntsa1ous diseases Of the
theroirom, including General
DEBILITY Or NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
HShas succeeded in curing cases in this city, some Of
whom had expended hundreds of dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess 10 treat all private
maladies with success, aud without receiving tho
DIT. Gibson does not Toast that he is a member Of
some College IN London or Paris, IS perhaps some
and Who hold oct great expectations, never 70 be
realized But what DR. G might boast offs this, that
pose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
OF any patent medicine, to eluai for the radical cure
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or deranRo-
ment, hOfh mental and physical, arising from sexu-
DR.. Gibson slso claims for his new treatment thu
following advantages over all others yet discovered.
anu, HT1t, the agents Used ate IN no respects dis
agreeable; b uses no relics Of the dark ages, such ss
hercnry, or any other deleterious drug secondly,
no restriction IN diet OF business is required: third
his treatment is positive and certain in all cases az
hLalds prepared 70 20 INTO any Pubic or private
hOspitaliu the United States, and demonstrate ms
Immense superiority of his new treatment over any
other now known in the word, in point Of prompt.
ness, permanently, mildnesss safety and convenience
to the patient.
DR. Gibson is permanently located in Cleveland.
and has during the past five years performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other modes of treatment. References can be given
toindividnals OF the first responsibility in Cleveland,
Boston, New York and other cities, in regard to skill
and integrity in all professional transactions. Dys-
pgpsia, Rheumatism, SCrsfulA, all diseases Of the !
Urinary Organs, and sl Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
Rs Medicines sent to any part Of tine country, on
receipt OF ten dollars.
Dr.. Gibsons new work on Physiology for sale at
his ofhce.
DR.. GIBSON,
PR0TFEssoE OF ELECTH0PATHY AND MEDICINE.
Once ugSeneca street, q few doors from Superior.
up stairs, opposite City Hotel
sS-Ofhce hours from to L and from ? to 5o'clock
Daily Sundays eKcepted). janl7 |
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New Engine House.

At length there I5 4 certainly thar our city
is 10 hive an engine house aud a City Hall.
The attempt to locate the building at the
south end OF Clinton street was frustrated by
yeasou OF an iuj IactIon served on the city at
the instance of John HDssack, some Of who e
slianties the new building threnteued some
what to abridge Of their daylight. \ huns
dred dollars or-two misht-have been saved
t. the eity if Mr.. II. Ind acted sooner
The city tkereupon purchased OF Mr.. Chez
yer. Il, a reasonable price, very eligible lot
on I'll: corner of Clinton aud Madison SIS -.
directly east Of Armour's warehouse. and
upon it the contractors, Messrs. ColwelI
Clark / Sicbbins. have commenced work
with grea, vigor, determined to have it up
aud ready Tor occupancy before the winter
ts in. The building is to be of brick,
about 80 BY 6 f., two stories high, with
basement ce.lalr. The ground floor is to lie
occupied bY the city fire engines, AMI the
sec I'd story VIII be divided ~ ia;o IL coun.
Gil room. and Offices fvr tie cry clerk, rolice-.
dc. 1t is . building the city has loag ueeded
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Ottawa, Academy Natural =

At the last meeting; Nov. 6, 1856, the fol.
lowing donations were reported blythe Sec
rotary as rsceivedsince last regular meeting ::
E From George Hise. of ottawa-45 speci>
mems of birdsseggs of diffsrensspecies, and
one nest, all neatly moupted in a glass case
This is very valuable don4tion. All col>
lected in the vincinity IF Ottawa. /TheIskill
and taste with which they are prepared reflect
great credit upon MIR. Hise.
''a Fiom DR.. L. N. iDimmick aud P.J. Dim
mick-50 specimens Of minerals from Lake
Superior. consisting of spcculor, titanic and
needle iron ores and siver-lead ores also
a BeaY skull and Beaver cuttings, and
CRYSTALS of FsIspar and Falcose sla,es. E
From Hon. John Milier-The lst Volc m 2
of Ills. Geological Report. ii
From Gel. d. +. Hitt-A fine specimen OF
Syrngapor., FROM Drift Formation, Illinois
R;vsr B.. .s.s .a.s..r.s --.f.r si'.sa slrf tr-F
s..-. d. ...sl-.si tsas SO ..-' 80
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BAaNUM.-I' was somewhat unfortunate
for the .rnum lecture that it had to take
place so closely upoa n. heels Of that Of
ANNA Dickinson !: yet ti,e audience 10 hear
Mr. b was large as wis to be expected un>
Ter the circumstances. 1t was altogether
lhc better lecture OF the two. Barnum has =
large fund Of vvIy valuable, practical COM
mon senseLints to imQnrt in HE matter Of
dong Business properly and probably, and
willis instrdcting hi. audience managed
TO keep them sufficiently amused. Though
cal,el great Thu nbug.' he is very prac>
teal and s5unl headed one. As the boys
S " His heads level" - --
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IMPsovEMEST.-Mr. ". c. Richardson is
making extensive and decided improvements
in his warehouses on Main street at the cross
ing of the sidecut. His two warehouses are
moved up together and made into one. an
Office has been built, and extensive corn
cribs adjoining the now monster ware house.
1t will be one OF the most extensive and con
veniently arranged establishments of the kind
in the city. 1t has been leased for the coming
year by Messrs. Long & Co.
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The RusH continues at ChiId. d Bre' s.
Bad roads and dali business don't sean to
affect the trade in boots and shoes at half
pric,. 1t is amazing how their Stock holds
out. You can still get almost anything you
want in their line. Remember, their stock
is not an DID, inferior one. 1t was nearly all
new-bousht, and is sold 50 low only because
II must te closcG out.
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TO CON>VTuPTIyEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health few
weeks 10y simple remedy alter having suffered for
several years with severe lung sGectsn and tina; dread
disease ConSufnptiOnis anxious 10 make known his
feov-S,Iiicrers the Of "a
To all who desire IT, be Will send copy Of the perscri
ii used frec of crel with the directions prepar
ing and using the same which tliey will find sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchial. Coughs Colds and
all Throat and Lueg AFFECTIONS. The only ehiert the
advertiser in sending the Prescription Is bcneai the
hicted and spread information vhcrle be in
valuable and IL hopes every Sufferer win try isremedy,
it villcost them notllng, AMI may prove Lleskng
Parties wishing tile prescription free, by return mall
will please address. Rev. EDWARD wilson.
dee SO '6j-iy WilliamsbuIgi. Kings Co., N y. .
The above medicine is for sale by Y. Grigss Ottawa
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Observation-Disclosures dow

WISrsR.--I Thermometer down to freezing
point, and q scattering shot of snowhakes,
remind one that winter is close at band
Also that most happily, just at Ills time.
Jacob Mooney has received larg. new
stock of heavy winter clothing, consis,ing of
oyercoats, business coats, understands, draw.
ers, far- CAPS, caps, &c, DC. Mooney is not
selling below. cost, but he affrms, neverthe
less, a lltI!e ch -aper than any other dealer in
Tie city.
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SEaeyADE.-Though unfortunately SPENDS
ing the evening with neishbor, and thus
On Thursday evening when our humble
domicile WAS hon.-ed by serenade, we beg
10 assure our IN .ieal friends, whoever.they
we're, that the compliment is appreciated
''all the same" though we hope, ifthey ever
honor us with another such call, that they
may bs somewhat more hospitality received.
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DR.. 0LIN, late of 81 Louis. has taken up
his residerce in this city, aul opened an off
ice IL Post OIice block for the practice OF
medicine. The Doctor is of the regular pro
f:ssion, and brings with him all the atrestas
tons of being a thoroughbred AID accomplish.
ed physician.
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DR. OLIN,


Offers his professional services to the people Of Ottawa
and vicinity, AMI in doing would beg leave TO that
after long experience in the treatment Of acute and
chronic diseases incident to this and other Climates, he
feels qualified to take any in hand that may offer
Dr. o. has located permanently in Ottawa, and hopes by
thorough knowledge IF medicine and strict attention to
all calls, in city country, to receive liberal share Of
NJ Particular Attention tOiu be Pad 10 e Treatment
Of Diseases Of TIC EYE and EAR. ia r.
Ofic, in Post Office building. q, or bakery. no,e4.r
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THoRNE Il Acknowledgment Of the
cold snap, they have jaSt opened. al Thorne
we have seea in these parts, and o:fsring
them at pr.ees that v, ii suit everybody. Their
new stock of overcoats, also, is just il seas
soa--at the reduced price. Then .or little
pcoPle--bOys from four to seven years-,hey
have the incest suits in toSu-ali wool
warm and COSY.
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ADVICE Gratis is generally as worthless
as it IS cheap; but the advice of goo
physician IS always worth something, and is
sedom obtained except Tor fee. In buying
medicine OF Gibson & Hathaway, however, you
can freci, consult an expcr:e neea and honest
physician, who viii sell you no.hi.g that vii,
DO you harm-more, by very mach,'' than
can be said Of too .naaY iguorau, or unprin-
eipled dealers in drugs and iostrums.
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The Temperance organizations Of this city
will dedicate Their new ball in Cheever's
block, on Thursday evening the 9th, of Dec,
on which occasion the ladies favorable. to
the cause will gi'e an oyster supper in the
banquet halffor the benefit of said orders.
Proceeds to be expended in furniture for the
hall. By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
a~r ~ r-T ~ Noy f23, 1866.
The effect of the steady advance Of breadstufis
IN Europe is counterbalanced by the continued
fall IN gold on this side.
heat-Sales at 81 pS for No. ! spring, and
81 S0ta1 SO for Noa2.d quE Z 8C-s9b \
Confirm at 90@92c for No. l and S3c for
No. 2. Isl
Oats-37@SSc. 1f .- ..- ~
Rye-S6@S7c.
Barley-660lSl l5--according to quality. II
Butter-24 QaSge for choice dairy. A--tt
Eggs-30@32c. II
f fsssa ap gpsssss5 s's' ''.59d lG9T1
CattleA1st class Sc oo@6 so, and so on down
to 50 SOFAS 80 for 9TH class.
Hogs-Livc, s575@7 90; dressed, 20 oe@9 90:
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Heads OF. No, Killed.,

4 The public, will be glad to learn that severe
as the operation Of "taking off heads ,aad
faces may seem, yet dozens 60 through
with it daily, and like the illastrious P. I.
Barnum, few days since, 70 away smiling,
aud Gas photographers tLiqk} much better
prepared TO die than others who neglect such
opportunities. Barcum still lives-so does
Bowman. Correct photograph likenesses of
the former, and the original of the latter,
may be seen at the New Photograph Gallery
in Cheever's building, Ottawa. 5sr
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Gi.unsc OF Time.

1t will be seen, by reference to the Rail
r ,ad as well as Post Office Time Table at
the heal of tiis column, that there is quite
an important change Of time in the arrival
ald departure Of trains rs well as opening
a I'd closing of the mails. -
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FIxy's.-The past week has been unusu>.
ally dull for business men in Ottawa, except
crowded. Iair. OF shine, people must eat,
and Finn has the 'things to cat every body
seems 10 want. Sugars, coffee, tea, salt
meats, fresh vegetables. potatoes, poultry.
apples and ''ingns YOU find everything at
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Dnwlsiu," yIisfiap.

.. Daskins home night quite late,
And say ''fiustercd' sadly,
IL. leaned his lack gin 81 the grats,
And scorshad his coat ri Sht badly
However be brushed it up next night,
a .H.s@ AMI unto a ball dii q.
.7 Says he, nj Few tell by sight,
1914 Whctli7r clothes l. scYrchei or 20.
But a his first w lie tried,
4 terrible Teut did yawn,
And the amused spectators cried, -.. ...t
... To SII=T=Ls YOU should have gone.
y. B. Goods having deprecated in value
and having bought large stock since the
decline. we are of course enabled to sell
lower than those houses encumbered with
such immense Stocks bought when goods
were much higher. Our stock embraces
every variety of goods and styles now worn.
and having bought since goods have falle n,
we have marked our goods correspondence.
NJ, Stefcl, dealer in men ano boys clothing,
La Sale st North of the HIS. river bridge
Noy. %, ~.
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u G. WEBSTE r,
tuNflDsNIlAL PHYSICIAN g. SURGEON.

@s 1o51x South Clark str,e, mp stairs Chicago, III.
"a .s.l...sFr ,. 81 II. o. Box, 0l66.
Old Standing and Chronic Diseases private or otherwise
treated successfully and cures guar 'ntced
Dr. s oyi4 Of III. oldest praci ners IN the western
States and this as induced notorious hunbus by the
nam. OF Whittier mt south Clark street to represent
AZ Dr. wrb-tcr; this has deceived many who sup
possd they were being treated by me-
Consultation free, either by letter or otherwise:
P.S.-Ssnd 10 cts. for circular. n"N-o DOL!
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.T.ssSCs. T..T,C .raTE

livery young lady ami gentleman in the Unitai States
>an hear omrihius very much 90 their advantage Nv
turn mali ree Of charge y addressing the undcr lnci.
Those having tears cf being humnggcd will obig~ Nv not
noticing this card. All Others will please address their
oJedient servant, THOS. +. CHAPMAN.
q dec 2o.-e5-lyE= - rfa iroai~ay. New sYsrs
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BURKE & HEEyAs.-The nea ADVERTISE
ment OF Mcssrs. Burke & Heeran, in our
columns to- day, will be found worth looking
up. Among the new stores in Ottawa, none
has proved more popular or ga ned finer
flow of custom. Their goods are all new
and Of the best quality, tLey sell cheap, are
polite. attentive aud accommodating They
know Just how to keep store. and the beauty
of it is, the people have found it out. TO-
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PREsENTs,
HOLIDAYS ARE COMING

Nothing can make a. more appropriate and
valuable present than one OF those splendid
Oil Painted Photographs, produced oulv at
Bowman's Art Gallery. where specimens IN
be examined, Leave orders early.
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$50 BARRELS of choice apples for sale very
low at Riale Bros, west side, of Square. Also
a lot of Dry Goods AMI Groceries, the best in
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Pa:paatn III snE P.LmLYn MacE-

FIR Preserving Restoring an: Bsau,ifyin tho
G1I-,
Anil the most deli-.tfai AMI wonderful article IN.
world ever p-ulGceL
Ladies VIII find IT not only tain rcniely to Rs,or.
Darksp nd Eajify The Lair but also4 desirable article
for The Tint, est !. i,iri rfuied rf,h rich .i
d.lizte perfume, iueIrr.., of tie fraputeIor j the
OILS Of paIr1 sni Mace ~ ---.
THE MARVEL OF PERU,
ncw and beautiful perfume. which In dcacy Of scent,
and the t~ariiy with which cling. tie handkerchief
an person !, un-quallei.
rhe above articles FER SIS Iy all Drug -s;4 and Per
fan-r., At 81 pr bottle each. Seat ly e1fr,. asy
aidr.ssty srosrl,tors. Q r. " WRIGHT & CO.
Oci2J Il 10 Liberty street Nav York
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Oyster GIaDDcg.

: The ladies of the Fret Congregations
Church will give an Oyster Supper at WASH
ington Hall, on Tuesday evening, Nov. q.
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An E:ECCiuai SNOvEsI Medicine.
ryr1t.is-> ECi.lsitEI.c EOmfif>.

o. W,rri Lozcasrrs Mr1h Sickness undoubtedly
with children and adults atgTiuutcl ether rs,s y
oec3-.aued y- ~ai The -y-r7iifrc Camt although
eerru 10 'llsiryinr TT.I>. do - possible Injury
;Ac drii7tfe ciii T1i- Naluabl. nIbnation h.,
baeu successfully used by phy-icau- ali eHne b. safe
anisHre il trhcatDg w ms. 50 hutui 10 chi ir~n.
fstfoa b7risg B@r's eanifc nipziiie at rntta,
u= let ~ the trouble often prolonged sickness
SyaD''ars If HoTDE C.,i5ea often sfi,ok-i
Worms III iie stomach AMI bowels c,i,e iTr.tdiod Oh
be removed ouiy by the Of sire Tepcdl 7 he
coH.n 0f INGREDIENTS used in N akne BrowTts ."
npge C"ufts i such 10 Es the best !ossIb4s stSt
with sss-ty-r .f
CURTIS & BROWN Pnolri~;nrS. Ne- York Scid BIZ
all Dealers in NeliciD at 2 box.
Jung > Gs-lN
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ATraNtIc MONTHLY for December for sale
at Osman & Hapcnans.
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NSsEkSE:.

Having Leased my Warehouse, and being dr,irOus Of
closing up M business, notice is hereby given to all per
ndeJtei Es, either by look account,
they must call amt se:ls before January ls,, 1851
the same viii be left far cleatiOp AZ prF,ons hsv
ing claims ds me, req astei - present the saas
FOR payment. JOHN ARMOUR.
Ottawa Nov. I'm lsG5-.. n.
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Dr. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills..
a SubsIiaule for Tai 0 mel.

MI SchcntA NHHhOFaEAe -AtASsss
A Substitute for CaIOIne1.
These Pills composed of various roots having tho
20 20 relax the seereons of the liver promptly aud
eecually blue pill mercury and without producing
any those grectle dangerous eests Which often
follow the Of tho latter.
In all bill Gus disorders these Pills may be usei with
confidence they roiotc the discharge az vitiate bile
and those Instructions from the liver and hillary
ducts which the of billions affections in general
STHEA CK,S MANDRAKE Pills cure sick Head
acle, alan disoEdersof the Liver, ndictedfby saor
skim coated ongne costiyenes drowsiness ana general
heltns Of wearness and ssitude showing that the liver
- In a TOR, id or oDstrueted condition.
In short these Pills may be used with alraniss &C all
when purGaiYe Alternative nledisie requir0d
Please ask for "Dr Schencks Mandrake Pills and OBJ
that se two kcnesses Of the Doctor arc on the
Government stamIone when in the last -tago Of Con-
sumption and the other ia his present health. -
Sold by all druggists and dealers. Prizes IS cents per
boz. Principal nice No. orth 9Th ST. ThtaIeIp ia.
General Wholesale Agents: Dsmss Barnes K Co., 81
Park Row. y Y 8 H.nce, Baltimore street Balti-,
more, NIL John D. Park, Y. (. OF Fourth and
Walnut street Cincinnati Ohio Walker Ia or 1871 and
Is" Wabash Avenue Chicago ILL., Collins Brothers, south
west Of Second AID line st. Louis, No.
y Ot2f-Ghk5'Iwca ms 7yf.spec.
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Marriage aad Ceiihacy.

1 ESSAY OF WARENLNG AND INSTRUCTION
"A .or Young hiso.7 Diseases end Abuses winch
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-24
Dedication.

THE MISSES stanley will open their Win
ter Term of School Monday. Dec. Sd. gTy7