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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

The Rural World says hog sweats, not like
horse or man, but through his forelegs.
There is spot on each leg just below the knee,
in the form of sieve. Through this the sweat
passes off, aud it is necessary that this be kept
case, the hog will get sick, he will appear stiff
and cramped and unless he gets relief it will 90
hard with him. To cure him simply open the
pores. This is done by rubbing the spot with =
corn cob, and washing with warm water.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

FRAGRANCE CHANGED BY CULTIVATION
Verbenas that grow wild, as they do in SONS por-
tons of the Southwest, and even in the southern
extremity OF this st.ts, are slightly fragr.bt
The same is true Of verbenas that are raised di.
rectly from the seed but if they are propsgated
by cuttings, they ordinsraly are, they soon
entirely lose their fragrance. On the other hand,
wild roses acquire fragrance by cultivation and
only exhale grateful odor after they have &C.
quired the habit Of civilization.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

DRILLING WHgAT.-In the Monthly Report
for April of the Department Of Agriculture, it
is said, at is worthy Of careful mention and no.
tice that in every locality where wheat suffered
frsm freezing, those fields that were planted
with the drill are comparatively unscathed
while the broadcast sowing is in miserable con.
diton. II is also found that thorough tillage
enables the thrifty and well rooted plant to en-
dure the sctiop Of frost, while the carelsssly
sowed is ruinedr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

PICKLID CUCUHBERs.-T, gallon Of water
add quart Of salt; put in the cucumbers, and
Let them stay night. In the morning, wash
them out of the brine, and pat them carefully IN
s:ons jar. Boil gallon of vinegar; put in.
while cold, qusrter of pound of cloves, and a
tablespoonful of alum when it boils hard skim
it well, and turn over the cucumbers In week
they will be fit for use.-Exctanae.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

FATTRNIsG TURKEYs.-Four turkeys were
eooped up and fed with neal, bsiled potatoes and
oats; four others of the same brood were treated
in similar matter in another pen, but with a
pint daily of fine pulverised charcoal added to
the food. and an abundant supply of Jumps of the
coal. All eight were killed the same day, and
those fed with the charcoal were found to weigh
about pound and half each more than the
others, and to be of much better quality.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

FRUIT BY THE WAYsIDR-The authorities Of
most German villages set out fruit trees along
the sides of the highways. The crop is farmel
out every year, and though the village children
appropriate the ~ind-fall., the fruit on the tree.
however, is never pilfered, but i. even safer than
in our inclosed orchards
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

A subscriber of the Rural West says he relieves
his horses of collie by pouring two or three buck
cts of cold water on their backs just forward of
the hips, sometimes rubbing on salt to increase
the cold and then turning them out to roll In
some cases second application is necessary.
With him this remedy has never failed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

Spinach should be .own in the latitude of Chi
cago abou. the middle OF this month"; in order to
have it for early greens in the spring. There are
few early vegetables that pay better than spinach.
hsprickly kind is the best.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

German pomologist ssserst that young pear
trees with smooth and red twigs will furnish
juicy and well favored fruit; while rough green
shoots Indicate mealy, dry And tastesss article
With apples, rough branches indicate sour
smooth branches, sweet fruit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19
lhyom Rr. 1910 AIKEN, AH,glony, Pal

lH'0'F NV MI -fIhIN, -fT'yT0Ny, idI
JOSEPH FLEMING Druggists
No. 81 Market Street, Ptslurgh.ci
SIR 81 take great pleasure in stating that, after having
suffered from dyspepsia about fifteen years at
periods much than others have been entirely cured
by the OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure M friends that Of
late years my Ia, uorn an extreme one had great
suiferrG from eating Kind Of food and on an average
would yomit about one Ald my meals in sour ndges.]
bic When the re- attacks would Come would
lose all strength and he ol ,pess some OF the attacks
would be tha' Gay, together would not retain
anything my sCmr. sy. htlc dry toast Or tea, For
years knew not What 90 Iuss five hours
without Intense pain. NE time took tho first dose Of
this medicine ceased grJualy all soreness passed
away and flesh and q r,'urnei and ever since have
been able to eat any led set upon the table, Six
months have pas. without any symptoms of the
turn Of the disease NJ case was considered 10y all even
ph".icaus, marvc.,, that Tor time it feared it
might bc fct Ous; bl / ; well convinced that
have been mere, relieved, hut permanently cured
that conscicntio-l recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure
to all victims of dyspel
Late Pastor of the Be. st. NJ y. Church, Alleghlny
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

The Rural New Yorker says farmer resid.
ing in Gates, \. Y, drilled wheat by hand SC
that the plants were from two to six inches apart.
The yield was 1t the rate of nearly Az bushels to
the acre.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

MATCHED BY THE SUS.-The concord N. y
Phtrtos notes two instances in which eggs were
Matched by the heat of the sun, during the re-
cent warm term. In both instances the nest.
had been prematurely abandoned by the hen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

Important, if true: To cure mosquito bites,
take piece OF soap, dip il into water and rub it
ON the "bite." Tho cure will be almost instant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19
[Etoms Rse. Z. z: nARps Aron ELorain, oatntn Of

[FromsRec L. f. HA3D.. AronE L@oiH. co,nty o.
MgssRs. STRONG & ARN. TCuNG,
Gel>iBtp,It gives great pleasure TO state that my
wife has derived grea, she Of Goes Dyspepsia
Care. She has been f. De-. ye.ls greatly troubled
with Dyspepsia accoml w , violent paroX ysms Of con-
stipation which pros hat she IN the while
for months unable ming. She took, at your in
stance, Goes Dyspepsia , ,a has deriye ed GREAT BEN
EFT FROM IT and comparatively well. She regards
this medicine great .ie,oing. Truly yours,
Jan 18th, 1865. L. L. WARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

1t is an old saying that it is the cheapest to al
ways buy the best. This is more important with
medicinal preparations than any thing else, and
it should always be remembered by the invalid
who requires good stomach bitter, that the Con.
stitution Bitters far superior to the ordinary
preparation sold as such. The justly celebrated
Constitution Bitters are unequalled rs a tonic
and will produce more happy results than any
other bitter. Take none but Seward Il Bent
ley's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

A reliablo medicine for throat diseases, Sew.
ards Cough Cure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

To draw an old nail out of board, hit 1t 8
smart rap first to detach it from it's old place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

"Will wonders never cease?" is the uniform
exclamation of the millions who constantly use
Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restorative. Ono bot
tie will convince tho most sceptica of its mirac-
ulous effect upon the human hair
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

The Shakers use salt as top dressing for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

Is urged upon the attention and trial sufferers from this
most horrible of all diseases Dyspepsia shows its ravage in
thousand different FORMS in fact all disorders Of the Stom-
ach and Bowels, with all tir complaints such a. Sick Head
ache Heartburn Depression general and
feeling that we'll food IS YOU and
sonrs your stomach br nth ", y at times flushed
and hot; don't feel rs II you "a % stir abot
OF ali, Indigestion COnstpatiU nOthngI
less than Dyspepsia. Thousands upon thousands suffer and
die this way and neither themselves physician, knows wha,
aiis them except uat they surely dying.
Rea6cr, repeat il. this is all by pspsa. II you would
have pro Of If our statement wond yourselves and
children from early grave, fyou would have health and
energy and strength, again beg you try bottle of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19

X. L. B. do not claim sell better goods lever prices
than any OF their competitors be the .st druggists
in this town, but true knowledge and 1G years experience
in the arts Of pharmacy in all its different Branches and drugs
Of the best and paret quality at reasonable prices command
any trade this community they will receive their
Of public patronage All they fair trial. and every
body will be convinced ar once
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-19
Conclusive Evidence.

NEW NAYyY, CIR. June 1, 1857.
Messrs. C. Il. CLARK 4 Co.
GENTS being from r. great benefit derived, 10
assist in spreading thu Goes Dyspepsia Cure would
state my sonnet year ago, had VIOLENT
attack of Disrrhea, vi ,ight weeks during which
time employed thrcc ', hut without relief until
tried Goes Dyspep.i fs. first dose helped me; 1
took 1t three times al uerS and was entirely cured
and believe to'dAyt tsur' nay life. Being attacked IN
similar way this .. dose, which put me all
right. would advs f,,s to keep it on hand ready
for immediate use, IN or bowel complaints.
c. DUNN.
The above Mr. Dunn IN our employ and We can vcue6
for the above statemcui t-uy lra,. f. ARNOLD 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05

A YOUNG FRENCIMAN, INTELLIGENT AND ENER.
N e,ic, being about months In New York, accustomed
10 siness and having tcstimonas wishes tain
employment in business where they require
moi aiaid work. Address G. r., at Nine Degusneres ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

7OS EAST nth sT.-As STEWARD OF CLUB o
I'D lodge head walter, barkecper travelling servant
experienced speaks several languages Address for on
week Alexander.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-05

COPARTNERsHIPs. ....-......-,
NroTIcE.-MR. ASA HALL THIS DAY wITHDRAws
IN from the firm OF Phelps, Falon Co Inc ousne" WIN
"e''"'ei Ve oo""uo'ou JUsrtS NJ. PHELPS,
Ne, Va, ~, 4 1853 BERNARD FALLON.
s IN, hi asv opcncd an Office $40 broadway
for the transaction OF real estate agency ouss
NEW YORK, Oct u 1906. AsA hhbh
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-12
" RENENBER IHE NlDON ANO IEl NEPHlY'
notice.!
Is HEREBY GIVEN
10 The Tax-PayCS Of Washington
County, Tennessee,

81 The Act n the General Assembly re1uira,
nat 'l Ak on real estate and, personalities are due.
tut payable m The hrst day 81 july, and N not paid
i-fore ih- following hrst day Of November. a penalty
20 tuoper cent. on the taxes viii h. collected. NJ not
~ before The 1T day Of December. 1855. a penalty
- " per cent Will be collect ted, a. Aforesaid. n not
4ud Leiuro the hrsi day Of January. 80. a penalty II
~ fft cent. VIII be collected. II not rad before tho
lp'p'-ir b. advertised for sale, a penalty Of 25 per
ssU, vii Be- collected.
Fa1TaTrra ~ Washington county, Be puuciuah IN
eoains 90 aut paying your tax on the above day. and
st'e no irnu DE painful Task Of cousrting The pr
c-nts tesnnH rHleipt you after the drt day ofJlv,
'', vnhogt foDetting the per cents. a. required By
Way lst ~ l. A. BRANeC0M.
'm'giptti Rsr-Hus Cou.oior.
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w a N MD.
Assus 10 IN Hsahsy'' Great wofk,
"OUR NAVY IN THE REBELLION

Vsry popslsF, ssllinr npisiy, % ssmpsirion. A.
-, Inft nrafy, the tfh tboutsod 81 Tvs Lcsr
eArsr, a fuil and complies foathsrn History q ne
Eaf-As t%nunisF- part n . Northsra Msforisi. Ons
aEsnt soh ~ ~ ffst west. Oar iernt az naThsrs
sEosl,si. = p TRLATA CO, rubtsbsn, ~ Bread
Wav. Nsv Taft.
letuaylgm9
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LEE ASSURANCE.

Another mode Of raising the endowment, Is by pre-
miur, paid on tn assurance Of lives, This depart
m,nt OF tue Institution has been carefully guarded, 50
that it may not only be s9lt-sustaining but will be a
.uurce VI p-oft. Of this, Nnr friends may rest well
.ssured, and while the individual ensuring is securing
those drpendenl upon him, a competency after bis
death, he is At the same time besroSing his means 10
rssist the widow aRd the orphan.
IF a mln provide not for his own, and especially
for those Of his own. house, he has denied the faith,
and il worse than sn iuhdel. ST. PAUL.
There Is that scaitersth and yet increaseth the
liberal soul shall be made III, there is that maketh
himself poor, yet hath great riches the liberal devils.
9Th liberal things .n-SOL0NON.
Parents ought today up for their children ."-Sr.
FAIL.
II It is a mans duty to provide for his family while
ne lives. It is equally go 10 provide Tor their care and
culture after his decsase.
Money, therefore, expended fog Life Assurance, is
- proper and legitimate an item Of ordinary current
expenditure, as money paid for daily bread.
Lord Lyndhurs', Chancellor Of England, declared
hat no man, With a dependent family, is free from
rsrroach, 1t his life is not assured"
Rev. A. Alexander, D.. D., wrote: at has been, for
uany years, a comtort TO me, that my family will
have tue benefit Of my Insurance. al my lecease, and
'hough uu account of my protracted lle, the fund
will be a great gamer BY me, yet | do not regret that
- the gain belongs to a benevolent Institution
That eminent Mason and Philosopher. Benjamin
franklin, who was the pioneer OF Life Assurance In
his country, bore this emphatic testimony TO It's value.
'' 4 policy Of Life Assurance Is tho cheapest and safest
hHH WaAihE CeltAu . lt"Nlsl"u ~ one : ItmliN
COntenting ourselves with these extracts from the
1any az hand IRON al ranks, conditions and cirCum-
stances of itie, We submit the matter, reminding the
fraternity that every cent paid into this Institution.
'ner dsfriy ing Us necessary expenses. sill be scru-
rulously aPpled to the building up and supporting n
The Orphans home, and that no individual j. 10 share
In these prCa.s.
let us ~disrhargs or duiv IN this matter promptly
Snd lIbertlly. and The blessings Of the widow and h =
fAhoTless Will rest upan us. the prayers ~ the chill
dren Of sorrow will cheer our DYING hours, md those
who ZONE after NJ, will rise MP and call US blessed
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-06-12

WARNER's REVOLVING SULKY RAKE.
The advantage which the Warner Sulky Revolving
Rake Possesses over all others, will BE- readily COM
pretended. IL gathers the hay free from dust aud
sand, carries 10 clean, aud IN dumping closes the win
row or rick In good shape for pitching.
Tbs rake L. made " WOOd. and, in ease Of breakage,
eau be repaired by the operator, thereby saving the
delay Of srndiug Co a blacksmith or machinisl.
II IS built Of the very best material, aud Is mere du-
able than any other wheel nke, ans Afforded At a less
price than any other lrst class rake.
The rake-dnw shafts levers, sc, may be detached
at pleasure froa he sulky, leaving the latter com.
plete IN itself, and ready for use. Being well bunt,
gotten up in good style, With an excellent spring seat,
the sulky Is a complete csrriAge Of it, class and IL
alone almost worth the prce asked for sulky and rake
combined.
These advantages are possessed by no no other rake,
and must commend themselves 10 all wanting a com
plete Horse Rake.
L 2. $. MATHES, Agent,
Jonesboro' Tenn.
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OF
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE, The UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY
w notify all persons whomsoever agaihst
trading for Two First MoPtgage Bonds
Issued by The East Tenn. 4 Va R.R. Co, Of
Five Hundred Dollars each, which we're the
property Of Thomas B. Emmsrson, deceased.
Said Bonds bearing nunbers i37 and Is3,
which hATs befn mislald or stolen ; and We
hereby notify the BaH Tsnn. a Va r. n. CO.
not 70 pay them unless b. oar speeiai order.
T. IA A. b. BROYLES,
lsgsl Representatives, Of
ls5aj1uejFi1 Thos p. Emmsrson, deed
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Our Latest Improved
NEW SCALE PIAN0.F0RTE.
GROVRSTEBN q co.

= -
TBESE INSTRUMENTS, after the most
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anist in the country, who at our, solicitation,
have tested them in the seyerest manner POt-
si6is, have been pronounced
THE FINEST SQUARE PIAN0-RORTE
MADE IN THE WORLD.
Il has always been our policy during the
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Pianos, trslrs thbusdRdof which are now In
use IN the United States and Europe, 10 give
the finest Instruments at the lowest cost
Our superior facilities enable us toofer them
from one to three hundred dollar less than
any other First Glass Houses
The tone ofthess instruments sFe remarka-
Die for their peculiar Sweetness and Great
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register retaining is positlVeness does not
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They are an entirely new style Of Piano,
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1861 Oct 4ihyl-cH.P.6c0.
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lnChaHCery at JoReSbOrO'. Tenn,

NVsAS T. BROOKS aud others vs. Martin
- b. karly and others. In this case /, ap-
pears rom the Bill, which is sworn 10, that
samuel Parker, Iohn Parker, Jseob Parker.
lttnklin Parker, Jacob EaslT, Wp,. p. Early
aifila Earlr, Sauh StarRss, William Starns.
u Is therefore ordered that they spsssr he.
'ore tue ChAaeery Court a, Jone,baro, an ~
an hinday Of November, ls6s. and nIssa.
Hn'wsf' or dsmur or this tilf win BE- ,sksn
- couiessed as 10 them. and s.t =. -
tlPsrts. Nay 1ist, isss. "ins
is5snay2)ripES
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$500 REWARD.
HIDES

TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY THE HIGHEST
market price In CASH for either Dry or Green
Hides delivered at the residence OF DR.. Q. Wheeler,
Jonesborn', Tenn, or at Blairs Tan Yard near En-
bres's Iron Works ON Nolachueky River, Washington
County, Tenn.
~ Hides tanned On the shares and full satisfae-
tioR guaranteed WHEELER 4 MeLAUGHLINy
mayin Tanners.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.

REV Q. F. P. BANCROFT, Principal.
Summer session Of 20 weeks begins Nav
10, 1868.
Application should be made TO the PIN.
cipal.
For particulars. send for circular.
O.. c. CARPENTER, supt.
lsssap2ime Lookout Mountain, Tenn
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The FIRST thing to be accomplished Is to raise the Pn.
dowmsut, SO that The interest realized by a proper in
vestmrut thereof will I've sufficient to support the In
5titutiou.
This can y, accomplished 10y every Mason to whom
he subject is presented, giving it his aid, his influence
and cordial support. He should feel that he must do
oil in lis power To mid 50 noble and glorious an under
taking. The endowment will be raised: First. By
donations from Lodges, Chapters, Councils and Com
mandiries As well as by individuals. That this will
be- lone. and speedily, Is the confident expectation Of
the Board Of Managers.
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BOOK

EOR PEOPLES SOCK ~ BIOGRAPHY BY
IL JANIS PARTON, he " Phaes of Bingnpher. 2
and %eouutries. women a. wsif = men A 5000.
octave book Of over 90 raEss. Illustrated with h
heauhfai steel snFnvinFs No sauptiHisn. A,-s
- y ~ JasD haH 80 Rest ~ cr rf Tern.
lhenL teaa Nr dssrrtrtirs circular
i&nay11n2.
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The above Cut represents the small Machine as a
Reaper, in the act Of dropping a sheaE. This Machine
Is we'll calculated for small or hily farms. Il pmbra.
crs all the r~rAibihty and strrngth Of the Mower, with
independent koaRing Bar and Sickle, i've and a half
feet long, which can be set to cut IRON one to Rnern
inch stubhle the points II the guards ot fingers can
be raised or lowered 50 g. 10 take up lodged or fallen
graln IN the most perfect manner.
WARMERS REVOLVING SULKY RAKE
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

EAsTERH,DiSTRIOT OF TENNESSEE, .. o.
JorKsnoRo, Tenn, Nay "a. 1858.
THB UNDERSIGNED hereby gites 10
tiee Of his appointment az Assignes Of
the esiate Of o. "A. Eamu OF J6ussborouqh,
Tennessee asd D T. Wills 81 lhe city Of
Baltimore 10 the stats Of Maryland, late
partners IN trade; tradiog undgf he 6fni
name Of Esmss 4 Wild wiihla said District,
who hare been alleged Hahkrupis upon'
their ' Paiiion By ihs District Court Of
said District
q. A. KELLY Auigpss.
1egaiunsuf