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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23
why womeM Can N..t Enter M ON ic
b. lodges.

why womeM Can Rot Enter Masonic
Frequent complnints ure. made, BY ladies
in rrla,1"n to Masonry, and tb-,r principal
argume, Is are that ,beir husbands have no
business t. do any hi,ig ha, they cannot tel
their wives-,hat that which 10 .sscre, must
be wrong-,ha, i. is only, 4: mean excuse,
and SO on. O..e branch 0, tn. subject seem $,
however, to be capable OF legendary expla-
na.,on. aud The No.f Tx Journal putlishes
tbeseo" the following paragraph:
When King Solomon w,s . It yonre man
be had married his seventh wife. She was =
beautiful young Ammouitess, with locks a.
back Is the ,az a wing aud eyes as bri : hi
As the cog 'e's. It vas brlirv-d7. hat she wa.
y e tavo'en tar one among all the suH.M :
Of the Greek klng, f2r his a affections were
not divided then rs they afterwards became.
She knew her power. and used it uns D. rin. /.
". in addition 70 h-r other qualities, she Va.
~ i"qu..,t,vs As sver ~ss y woman on this
earth.
One evening King Solomon attended a
lodge on some grand occasion, and -,aid out
somewhat lste. When he returned homr.
be found the fair Ammoni,ess in tho dunp~,
and pou,i"g just like the dear wives OF Ma
sons do so ne,imes now wien their lords etay
out too late q, the lodge. Sh- cpbraided him
for neIect,ng her, insinua,ed mat BE- aadn',
been to the loig- as he pre- e"ded. and in
sisted that in Iutu'e. he should give y of
,t:at hc w-rt 'h-rn hv La.it 4 rae!l su,,.a1
81, So that she might Z" t,ore and watch
him
'Dsugi t'r Of Amnan replied the King,
"thoa has' b'hared tiny s,rI as one at he
foolish wnmen, ih pres ming to Ga. -tior h
lord and matter Thou art not 50 angry
alta me as 'hru pr"teu 's TO be; 'or lie
true reason Of TINS behavior is tiny it,~atab'e
c..ro-itt. IN ~h,ch thoa rxce.i-st Eve her
So Know. then, that | b.re "rl.ln that
neither thou nor any # ID, inqu 81 i've sex
after thee. ever Ter tie ,r'as Of Mao ..
'r L dye, bu, shall enj in the Tyler TO
pier.e through with his sword any WOMAN
ina, shall attempt 'oentsr lodge; aye. even
thee, Q'-en Of Israel though thou b. r. And
that orhinsncr OF the wlsest Of monarchs has
CONTINUED in force till MS day.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

There Is something exceedingly melan-
choly in the account, which ara gwen OF the
custom OF courtship in Gre. inland Gen.
orally, woman enter with more Willingness
and less solici,nie than the mca TIE
w. nan II Grreu'a d are Al exception 10
thu. rule. A Greenlander, having ixei III.
affections upon some ten.a!e, acqua.nts his
paren's with the state OF his heart. They
Apply to the parents OF III. giti. AMI IT ,h-
parties thus far are greed, The next pro.
ceramg Is to sppolnt 'wo iemnie ntgo'a,ors
VIII rs du'y II is to b, oac'' The snbj-c: to the
you'd lady The iady enb~.s .d,ts do not
al tx y, yrung lady by any sud len or al
rup, av. wi "t The awful sahjecs Of ,h,ir
MISSION. ms cad Of this they auuch out N
pra ses ot tie sea'Ieu who seeks ~rr b I'D.
/ ey peak OF the spte"f Of b $ lou e.
stump uou,n.ss Ut his gu aye "a ca c,l 2
seals and o.h4r iii a s,,i.sl mems
The lady. ptete atiins 40 lie aG,ou,. d
even at these renote hiat-, tea.,n. the rag.
cts oil her hair as she retire, while the ecu
'assado:s, tavi K ct the consent If her
csalmeat. take her by for . to the hou>e of
"er destined husband, Aud III re leave her.
Compel | TO 70, n thsre, > le sits Tor II lew
"ays wv" a'suese'eo hhiT, sheht anu Jacieu
refusing ev ~ kind 0f sns,"nance, till at last
If kind rnuea'i-s do not prevail she is coz
prlled by force aid even blows, to sui init TO
the deiested union. In so,ne cases. Grren-
land woman faintat the proposal OF IN .rriase
--ia others they hy to the mountains, and
only return when compelled to do So by cold
aud hunger II ne cuts off her hair, il il
= sign tia, she intends to resist TO death.
All this seems SO. unnatural TO US that We
seek for 4 reaso" for snch an apparen, vio-
lai,"a Of the first prineipl' Of human M, ur..
The greenland vile i. tho slave IT her hu :
baud, dN.smsd 70 = life oft,il, drndg.ry and
.prisa,i.D; and i he dies. she aud her children
have 10 resource against starvation. The
marriage state Is Z miserable condition,
" i!s wildwood IL . still more appalling
tate.
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Senator Morton of Tndiaan az. ,L.H

Senator Morton, Of Indiaha, says TINT il
Congress hes the right 10 regula,e the cues
ten Of suffrage IL the states, il has. also the
right to Tegs.a!s the matter of EDUCATION.
and by infere nee Congress has tho tight 10
con'rol esasJ part VI the domestic eoucerus
81 states i Senatos Morlon'- premise he
correct, We do net zee how. bis conclusion
can be false. Il is TO this hal rsdic.lisu b,
purpose leads. AL sorereiKniy !, O. ntered
in the federal aogs.nsasAi- The clause Of
tue constitution declaring oil powers MT ex
i,ressly granted 10 the federal government 10
be reserved 10 the states, o. to lhelp.ople, il
q fiction, And Is 50 treated by radicaiism.
How do tb" people like Tho prospsst sss lib.
er'y ky neanA 0f despolisn. = s..4.4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23


During tho las, copere ssional canvas in
this state the radicals of the sixth district
wire very indipnaut at any reference to their
candidate as Hon. A. W. Hubbard If Indi-
ana Recently. the Waterloo Courier pub.
Is.ei letter f.on Hubbard, introducing i,
with the remark that he had written il from
his home in Indiana" Inadver,enrly tn.
radical newspapers are telling lhe truth of
their representative. If The people of the
sixth district ere sa'i<fei with a Honsier
represent alive, and think it jas, as well that
he should stay at bis "home in Indiana" We
Dc not krow.ti'ai other people should CON
plain.- Dubuque Herald. :.
The same language was uscl BY nearly
every republican paper that copied Hub
bard's letter. Even the Des Moines Regis
ter alluded TO .ae letter rs having bee, wei,
ten by Nj. Hubbard from bic home in Io-
diana" -~5 ..s -...4 s.... n.. --
- |. makes very little difference, however,
where Hubbard may make bis home Living
in the 9Th I1ws district, IN Ia,!iana, or 10
hamskatska, he would be nothing more than
the Liberal, venom Gus chaekic-head ,ha,
he is. "H bard # .In1i4aa' has run his
las. successful race IN ,his district. .s
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23
A negro named H1r.acr G ,,.alnr was

negro named Ii9rae- Greeley was re-
Gently hung in The sSca,h fer mufd.r and
~ late pnF e. WE gee tnal n coiured cit,zen
lined Harry Wars. BsecGer has been a.
'estsd At 1T. Joseph on the charge of steal
'ns willow basket. /. THIS appears that
he assumption Of darerntable names will
lead respectable niggers 10 he com mission
OF Iaw.ess acts. We have never yet heard Of
a negro named Zen Butler, nor Of q crime
$50 'aasa,ss :n b sc2nsaais.sa 5y ore Seus;ng
that synonym Of brutality and cowardics.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

Butler is anxious 10 know whether . civil
Officer CO" bold his Office while on tri4. on
Impeachment. or must be suspended. s II
the former then the impeachment proceedings
against the president will be d:scon inucd
bat i he latter he bal! vii! 60 On. The Of
Js"t o. these proceedings 10 to remove Pre.,-
deHs johnson whether found guilty or not.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

III IAH,0RArIob. --lhs Berlin. correspondent
Of thu NV York Herald predicts that the
immigration TO the United States dnriug the
present seasnn will be Immense. fIe says
passages on he steas, packets from Bremen
.snd Ranhnrs hare hsea engaged uc to the
month Of November, and est,matss seventy
thousaDd persoa- will come in the course OF
thu seassn ~ this line The correspondent
eliminates thalt~0 hurdred III nsana i'm mi !.
tg.asta, ~ssln'y tsom Grrnsry, viii Ind their
s.Nak le,x ~ T. ~. 17aiAe dssi,s. jhe I,As.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

RAIs 1t has been discovered that rats
can Dr. ct rid If BY Covering the .Apar seas
lh1 IAi hola xiih tllin .sysr Of moist c&us, .
p.4asA; whes the fa's welk 0. this . m k.s
their foe, sore; shsse they. lick with their
ionK1sI, it makes thsre mouths sore, AID .hr
result il tia. they shun this Locality. no,
alone. bst appear to tell oil the ns'xhLoriog
rats Abop, il. and eventually tle hsu,e 10 IN !.
'ifsIy abandoned by .lhem. sosw,thst - ling
the neighborhood may be tcemin, with rats
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

President Johnson appointed j chm r. Pupe
postmaster at MarshalI'owu, and the Senate
r'j' cted him. The Adcance, in abiding to
IT, MATER, md 2!t alins Of Mr. Page, say.
His 71tng fer Presiten, I.irc.ln At both
ct ills elections; his name being the first in
ms county in The three year en!istmeLts; bis
u1laiterinJ services in the Union armies for
nore than three years; bis receivings bulls,
I" Inc head isola gun in the hands of an
enemy oil his country; lis accomplishing
endurance OF The inhnmau suffering incident
70 The Libby aud Columbia prisons brewer
thirteen msatEs his t.. e IN uccessful at
tenpts ut ESCAPE fl Il, +he prisons aud his r.
capture by b'coa-hnunds each tine: his
&c 20 on the .oar,A a....npt to cur lines
t-go"Gh 40 m.'es of til. enem,ls country
at1 his Ing residence and W. I known cha :.
aC'er have Jailed to prove to the u. S Sen
ate Mr. Pages loyalty. or - compensate f,
BIS accepting an "ppe'nsn ELL at tie hands OF
President Johnson"
d coarse they failed. Our most RI h,e-
Gus G>"a'ess have TO r, gard for Il solder.
unless be wall swear that nigger is better
'han white man. TIE rejection of this
manned soldier is di.e1,ly due to Indiana
Hubbard, who controlled the fate of all ap-
ro'"tneo;s in the 9th district; AID if he can
control the new appoin, me n's, we will wager
Cur nat TIA. the Marshalltern post f:e will
soon be occupied by blatant stay-a,-hon,e
radical.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

M Vase it stated in soms Of thu susie pc
psrs ,bat the report wss fAlse vAich dlsaat
Gen. Benton bad been Sfjseted ~ the ~.
Als for aaaeasor q the six.b di.iricL H ,las
bses soafsaed And has Eccsiss1 hk sspssA
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23
TIE NEWS.

lie Paris exposition VIII be formal.
opened on the LIST Of April.
Gen. Schofsla has assumed CON ID nd i,
Virginia under the recous,ructioh law. Ii i
said tha. his proclamatio" gives sa,isfac,io,
10 the reorle, and that they will take imme
date steps 10 reorganiz. the Safe under th'
Lew law, ,. -. .tI..-. =. .-
The Venian excitement in the east con
tnues unabated, aud another invasion o
Canada !, strongly limited at. A communi
cation received on the 18Th a, the New Yorl
headquarters from the executive offirers o.
the Irish 1sepabiic announces that war hs.
commenced in earnest. The movements &c
far were merely fein,s to cover more impor-
taut movements which will be made befor.
many days &c..
The Maryland legislature hs. elected P
+. Thomas for U. S. Senator. .r,
The foods in Tennessee and Georgia ere
Increasing. Miles Of county are subm er geo
aud the water is higher than ever kne wn be
fo'e. Bridges are swsp, away ID every di
rection. The damage is immense, aud Their,
is graf suffering among the people #
The Democratic state convention of Mich
igan met on the 18th inst aud adopted res.
ola ions deronnci'g the reconstruction b,ll
anu declaring en!s"E chse IN ent OF the nep roe.
and disfranch'seDent Of TIE white in IT,.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-23

EUREKA.
EUkEHA
EUREKA.
CLOTHING
CLIO HING
CLOTHING!
AT COST
AT COST
Al COST ....
To the people Of psh"t,, Nearaska Northwestern
Iowa, niId t. I'll whom it may
-: ,.-. - l.
WIN. II. LIVINGSTON T. CO.,
g.. SucofSsors 10 WIN p. Fan knrr
-" Immense sIOCk Of
Cl>,h,ng,
.'- Gents Furnishing Goods,
Yankee Motions, =" H-
".n 49, Heop.k,rt., - 80
~s, Hat. and caps, Ia
10 :" Print., -" .. : I p
Del.,nc.,
Piece Goods,
staple Dry-Gooa.,
B.isersi skirts, = ct
-. T. 49, Rests s.A sAoss.
I.aa,es' Dress 0soas,
Cheaper than The, have ever beea given away
tt.~ J. - 1--
tss- ;,.n =, T. -----
F, a. - ,. - H. :. +. j. a. 80 T. T.
.... Our stock comprise. the best
"a SELECTED AssoRsHENr~
t..3 Of The above goods lie "slope." We are
borhi 10 seit .hem for cas,, gree nbax'
- Unised q, ,s%s ncnss, city sad s,r,- -.
ls tys wairant,, and even. gold - /
dist will no. he refused In 30 @'
.st a. se4.*s 4 limited QuaaelisA ina a. t.s Fl
ii Isis 8msa II. J. r. tH.'~a go, .s..s .~a
gees. i, --- Tea ~2a.l .s, IL.
+, @at~ ts.:. e. IN. ~.+..,t ~s ii tat
80 Esam'n. our stock s.ere purchasing elsewhere,
ANN sass ~ least pa. .-5"+ O. AJAX ass.@ go
=. *r1rrr rEn oE.r..
4. a>@@ .as y, doing 50. ,a ~'..@ ~ ~@-
~ 81 ..~u@
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u0LBR00K / BR0THER,
LAND AGENTS ITS & SURVEYORS

h. ~z Onawa, messaa Co., lsws, .4
WILL carefully attend 70 .h- s.leet'on and oc..
w Non IN tho several lAnd dStsicss IL Wee
| srn Iowa And Nebraska; buy and seli Land War.
rsnfs, ~ locate hem c0amtatsn for noh.rssl.
dents will poncy ~ Sestern rates VI inter.
est b,y aud sell rsst ESTATE and psy tsxss COllsc
lions .nsds AAs MORAY promptly !o.xstdsd.
: tA0a.oe sa@S~ @~ 00LD0oox A.D1O.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

There is good deal of disturbance and ankle
ty in financial quarters in view of the threaten
ing indications of impending war in Europe.
There is probability that the imminence of war
between France and Prussia may be greatly ex-
agyerated for speculative purposes yet, as SEN
sible journal before us remarks, why should We
DO alarmed for our financial position should war
in Europe break out England would be nell
tral in any event, and if some of the German hol-
,lers of fye-twenties compelled to sell these
securities. London would absorb most of those
that Frankfort lets go Moreover, in case of war
the grain countries of Northern Europe would
produce less, and the demand for breadstuffs
and provisions would be enormous. The conse-
ouent traffic would increase the earnings of our
railroads and give an impulse TO our internal
commerce. so that in all directions industrial en-
terprises would thrive and prosper.
At Chicago the ''local money market continues
close and strigent," though the demand for money
for legitimate business purposes islight.
Gold still tends upwards, the closing fgurers
on Thursday at New York being 141.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-27

wen garrison apprehenls m attack from IN outside
enemy what does ii dol It strengthens the dcfonc Tn,
human system, at this period of the year. Is booaguered bv
morbid Influences The nccment mir full Of them Evcrv
change OF weather lays the feeble OF Ell to their
fha to be done in order to battle these unseen but ever
active fass' Strengthen the 1eences. Do you AK how -,
me answer sinp'e-,he means within the reach of ALL
n'orce the vital organs and the system with 10,
letters terr Tone The stomach regulate tho bowels ro,.
fhe sluggish liver, Chico the Spirits enrich and pur fy the
vital cnrren,, with )srETTER's BITTRRs That's the
way to strengthen the denccs and render tina capital Of
health imprgnnbl II you wish to escape bilious head.
ache n'orment fever ngetr aud nervous visitationu
Ito eny IN all lie lcn,tu- The blessing u sound mind
in so'dody' hi, incor'p~abe preventive End 70.
stora"o 1t prs,r,~ henl, in the healthy aad rensws in
the v III ard airr msr3O-tmyi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-27
The Markets.

The general produce markets East and West,
in spite of exciting war rumors from abroad, have
remained remarkably steady and firm during
the week. There is no positive advance to note in
any particular article on the rates week ago,
although prices show much greater frmness,
than fall.
In cattle the tendency has been upward dur
ing the most of the week until about Thursday,
when at the east there was a positive decline af-
ter day of extreme dullness, SO that the up
ward tendency may be regarded as fully checked.
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Consumption Durable by DIR. Schenck,,
Medicines.


TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must he prepared
SO that the lungs will heal To accomplish this the liver and
stomach must first he ceansed and an appetite created for
good wholesome food, which, by these mediciues will be
dgested properly and good healthy blood made thus build
ing mp the constitution SCIIENCKs NJ tNDRa IKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious mucous accumuatons
and by using the Sea Weed connection the appetite
Il restored.
sCllENCKs PULM0NIC SYRUP Is nutritious as we'll as
medicinal and by using the three remedies all impurities are
expelled from the system, and good wholesome blood made
which will repe all disease. II patients will take these med
cncs according directions, Consumption very frequently In
its last stage yields readily to their action Take the pills
frequently to cleanse the liver and stomach 1t docs not
follow that because the bowels cove they are not
required for sometimes in darrh0s they necessary The
stomach muat be kept healthy and appetite created
allow the Pumon Syrup to act the respiratory organs
properly aud alay any irritation Then all that required
oper'rm "pernanent cure is prevent taking cold
ese about the rooms as much possible all the richest
oodat meat game, and In fact anything the appetite Graves
but be particular and niascatc we'll 2dw.em.ly
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes Co.. 81 Park
Row, Ny; s. 8. Hance los Baltimore street Baltimore
Nd; John d. Park, N. H. corner of Fourth and Walnut
street Cincinnati Ohio Walker ,or 1884 and SO Wabash
Avenue Chicago ILL., Collins Brothers, south wost corner
Second and Vine streets, 81 Louis, Mo. 3dw en-
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Special Notires.
Middle of the Block,
Cooper Institute, New York.

Ia LEY
Is constnnty receiving Large In voices Of
n IL E n & III o IN A.
Oh New and Beautiful Shape at half the usual selling price,
"nte French Oh ma Dinner Sets. $50 pisces, $50 90
Tea a 200
Ntn pinher Plates, per dez, 200
F, . Tea so
Cups and saucers, - pieces, zoo
French Cut Goble,s, per dozen, $50
Aho Fancy Goods in China Dinner Tea Toilet st. Whit,
PARTISAN stone Ware, Cut and Pressed Glassware silver
Plated "iue Cutlery &C. at equally low prices. Goods
packed TO 20 all the world by express or otherwise
House Furnishing Goods in large variety
Re'nenbtr lIADLFYS Middle of tho Block IN sanI
mr fN'ene No fnnecion icfh 6pr, Stores mario Smsn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-27
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 25.
Wheat-Firm and in fair demand Partly
speculative for western account. No. 9 spring
sold at SSGO@26s; No. spring at $27Sa2S5
Corn-Closed quiet, with buyers of shipping
mixed western at Sl.35la in store, and sellers at
$1.3621.36 buyers IT Sl.Gisi, aeoat. and sci
lers at $l3Sla a1.39
Oats-Firm at 75971c for western
Pork-Shade frmer. Sales of 1000 bbls new
mess at $3.50, cash, closing with buyers at
$SS15, cash, and $22.S0, regular; sellers at
$22.85, cash. ''~F'7-
Bacon-Quiet and steady at 14,9@143lc.
Lard--Firm at l3@14c for fair to prime steam
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81. Louis Market.

49,. ST.. LOUIS April %.
Flour-Flat weak and unsettled small sales
at $13 for spring double extra; $685. for fall
do.
Wheat-rnsettle better grades lOc lower !;
spring grades generally neglected. good spring
quoted at $3.50; good prime and strictly prime
fail $3.4O@3.5Og360; choice do, $685.
Corn-Much excited; early sales were made
at $l.14G1.20@1.22 the latter for very choice
white. The demanded price fell off towards the
close and the market became entirely unsettled.
Oats Barley and Rye-Unchanged
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dig. j. II. WALKER
-F MAY Re CONSULTED AT THE
GEIGER HOUSE. OUTAW.
CARD,

The friends Of the fallen soldiers of La Sale county are re-
quesed TO send in the of soldiers deceased from this
county, during the late war, with the company regiment
place and manner Of death. In the manner all who
fell in the Mexican war; either Of the Indian wars and the
names of those old vearans of 49, and the revolution who
may have died residents of this county This information
honorable mention 10 the of all the heroes have
fallen in this county since have had history 1t quite
essential TO this information before attempting to draft
design Of the work. Each woman who subscribes
dollar TO the enterprise is to have good hograph
the Ronumcnt when the design is fixed upon To accomo
date the Young having printed very pretty
thcates of stock in this enterprise shares twenty-five cents
each We offer this stock for sale the following terms TO
all under the age o, fifteen years
To the girl who sells the greatest numb shares
seW ing machine WORTH $50 COS
To boy in the manner double barrel shot
gun and game bag, &C.. worth, so 90
Second prizes Ia rifle worth 25 90
And sewing machine worth, Is 90
For selling 100 shares, a hook worth S 90
80 2 90
70 25
TO 80
Il share very pretty book for children.
All wishing to compete for prizes should send at once 70
specimen certificates. All communications should be ad
dressed to GEO. L. HouGHToN, ?. O. box lIS, Ottawa Ills
Clip this out and keep it,
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Valuable Advice for the Afflicted

Dr. STRICKLAND in reply to numerous applications for adj
vice. wishes to inform those who afflicted that they may
consult him all Acute Chronic Diseases by letter
stating the symptoms &C. with fee dollars en-
closed Dr. has obtained great notoety experienced
Physician both in Europe and America especially in the
treatment Of Chronic Complaints after other doctors have
failed to effect Those suffering should Immediately
end for prescription addressing Dr. A. Strickland Cncin
hau, oho mar91y-sp
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Chica 90 Market.

CHICAGO, April "a, 1867.
Flour-Quiet, at $12.52a14 for spring extras
Wheat-Advanced G@7c. Sales $2.S442. sc
fer No. spring; $2.55@25, for No g
Corn-Quiet, at $107al0S for No 1; 99cq
81 for No 2. Rejected irregular, at 9Oa96c.
Oats-Buoyant at 59q61c
Rye-$146G156.
Butter-2492Sc for choice.
Eggs-12913c
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SpefiaI gotiffs.
An Effective Worm Medicine. 80. Browns
VerHifuge Commits, EFf

Or Worm Lozengers. Much sickness, undoubtedly, With
children and adults attributed to other caus "a occsone
by worms The 'Vcfmuge Comts although eifecua in de-
soyng worms do possible injury mos delicate
child This valuable combination lrs been successfully used
by physcaBs and found 10 be safe and in Graduating
worms hurtfnl To children
Children hatfHg Worms require immediate attention,
neglect of the trouble often prolonged sickness
ynNsDis Iotas an Cdyen often overlooked Worms
the stomach and bowels irritation which can be
moved only by the of remedy The combination
of ingredients used in making Browns Vernifuee Comf,
such 10 give the best possible effect with safety
CURFlS& BROWN Proprietors, New York. Sold by all
Dealers IN Medicines at rs cents box. une2 65ly-Sp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-27
Ottawa Wholesale Market.

Ottawa, A.ril 49, 1867.
Corn, in spite of high prices, continues to come
in slowly, and though in better order than was
anticipated, is generally light, and very little
will go in even as No. 2. The prices below ex-
cept in few leading articles as corn, potatoes,
butter &C.. are little else than nominal, there
being no transactions to base them upon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-27

acknowledged by PHI yscians, Druggists every
body else who used it, that Dr. Srickands Cough
Balsam viii cure coughs, colds asthma, and all diseases Of
the throat and lungs quicker and better than any other
remedy known We wond recommend our readers to try
TINS great remedy knowing il IL he A Mol Cote