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Cure for ghiils mud Ecycrs.

The Washington Globe contains the following
receipt for the cure Of this distressing disease
Those afflicted should try it:
As many persons are now suffering
with chiIs and feyers, | herewith send
you, for publication, an nfaliblc cure for
that disease. Hundreds Of living wit,
pesses of its efficacy recommend it to all
those who need the same. VI. c.
Washington city, Sept. %.
The receipt is as follows: two drachms
Venice treacle, two drachms best Lima
or red bark, six table spoonsful best
Port wine, and three table spoonsful
lemon or lime juice, mixed together. For
a grown person, three tablespoonful at
each time, viz: before breakfast, dinner,
and at bed time; for children from ten to
sixteen years Of age, one tablespoonful
at each time to be taken the well day.
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We discover in the 81. Louis Republican, Of
the l2th inst. a very able article in relation 10
carrying the mail from that city to New Orleans
as also between that city and places on the wcs-
tenn rivers, during the season of navigation, by
steamboats,. This is, most certainly, udcious
suggestion. During navigation on the Illinois
river, which is about nine months in the year, the
mail might be conveyed from st. Louis to Chicago
in about 81 days. whereas it now takes from to
Z days. We always receive the st. Louis papers
by steamboats,, or 3 days earlier than they come
by the mail. Every merchant and business man
i'll this section of country, knows this to be the
case. In relation to this subject, the Republican
says;
"Whilst upon this subject, it may be
we'll to remark that, if the power was
vested in the post master here to make
such an arrangement, there is no doubt
that all the principal towns on the Illinois
as high as Peru, on the Mississippi as
high as Warsaw or probably Galena, and
on the Missouri as high as Charlton and
probably to Weston, could, during the
coming summer, be supplied with daily,
or at least Ii-weekly, mails at very
small expense. Arrangements, we be-
licve, are now making by our shippers
for regular packets on all the upper riv-
ers, and it is probable they will be made
large enough to afford boat day for
each river, Is it not in the power Of the
Post Master General TO contract for the
carrying of the mails in this manncrl If
it is not, would it not be well to have the
law so altered as to allow him this RIGHT
we submit to our contemporaries, in town
and country. if'tho subject is not worthy
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22

From the Albany Argus--Saturday, Oct. 9.
Expected acQuiHa! Of NcLeod.-The
trial Of Mcleod, il will be seen by the
report of the testimony taken yesterday,
wears high aspect highly favorable to
the prisoner. The 0'ibi is clearly made
ont. The following is the tenor Of a
note from our correspondent at tea, at
the latest hour last night:
Utica, FriGay ereaiag-74 10 0.
"You will see that the testimony to-
day puts another face on the case of Nc
Lcod. | consider him acquitted, though
the verdict has not been rendered"
From the Buffalo Republican of Oct. II
THE NcLcol CaSe.--Passcngcrs in the
cars last evening. bring intelligence that,
on Saturday evening, just as the cars
were leaving, an undoubted report was in
circulation that Mcleod had undoubtedly
proved an 0iibi, and that the case had
gone to the jury. There was no doubt
that Mcleod would be acquitted, and is
50 before this.
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Western .ErnsOry.

The location oil the W cslcrn AuNAy H.
now drawing the attention of the press in thi,
State. This is right. Illinois h.n- one of tn"
largest and most fertile States in the Ju.ou--h,.
ing in the centre of the mississippi alley, and
possessing every advantage necessary Tor the cs-
Adjustment of the afnory within her limits, i. .s
the duty of every press in the state, 90 urge her
claims to this great Nat.ona! Institution.
The precise spot where the amury should be
located, is for the determination of those ca'n-.
ted with the charge. If the southern portion of
the State possesses the resources necessary, We
20 heart and hand for its location there. nauy
other portion of the STATE possesses olvana-
yes superior to those found in this vicinity, we
hope to see the armory located there All we
ask is, that the resources Of Illinois be examined,
and should this section be found wanting, VIC are
confident that other places will no, be.
The Peoria Democrat. Press one Of the most
influential public journals in the State, pays the
following handsome compliment to the adyanta-
yes Of this section Of the state. 1t is, the language
oftruth and sobcrncss, disconnected from scctio-
"'' Jg''0OS''' ''.' 'O'''. ''' ~" ',''''''
E'rERN ARnoN> "A" oPr'""o"
was made by the recent session Of con-
sFcSs LOT uGl'"!' Jug ''. IN P'"s'S VI S,'-1-
li'S a S"i''o.e sue Oh ''e western "''''''
lot 'ne eS'ao.'1"'ne.'' vi l." "'''''I' III '''o'l
anu inc P'cS'"'"' Is 'I''o''I'" 10 cause
such 5e'ec"o" 10 o' ''''"c al" '"'''"''''
c",c INC SAINT " congress 'o' MAJ "pl''"'
'"'
ms SuoJec' HAS ",'"" .'o ''''"uo" o D,
'.c c'''@'',' Vi D." ""'''o', u '',I Twins al"
cues o' VIC C"'o' an" VI ''.' LOUIS Oh
VIC 'n,S'''S 'PP' i ~, 10 80 guy 10 ''".-
u 81 ,u' '"''9so anu .'So''l'', 81 vac mus
c'oi"C"' ,e''"s' anu r''A'ous u Nc ','"'c-
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10 ro'''I'c''' I'''' 10 '"!''''oL I"C'''' WIN
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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22

Perhaps no better test can be found TO
ascertain the true feelings Of the people
of Illinois i'll relation to the Illinois and
Michigan Canal than the declarations of
candidates for Governor. We notice that
even the Beleyillc Advocate, the adyo-
cate of the claims of the Hon. Mr.. Sny-
der to gubcrnatoral honors, has come
out in strong terms for an early, mlmedi-
ate, construction of the Canal and pledges
Mr.. Snyder to that course Of policy.
Mr.. Snyder's great strength lies in the
South - a part Of the state not, locally,
interested in the completion of the Canal
and if he was not well assured that the
people are convinced of the propriety of
finishing the Canal, he would not be like
ly to hazard his popularity by such a
committal, We are glad to see this, as
we are truly anxious for the speedy com
plctIon of this most important of all wcs-
tern improvement. 1t will afford
handsome state revenue, which is very
important to Illinois Just now, will open
an immense trade, make the Illinois river
a great commercial thoroughiare, and en-
rich the citizens Of that state from Chica.
90 to Alton.
1t is now pretty certain that Mr.. Sny-
der will be the next Governor of Illinois.
The canal interest will be sure TO take
him up aud thus secure his cooperation
for their nv aluablc Improvement 1t will
be most liberal in the South to now step
forward and complete work second in
Importance only to the great Hudson and
Erie Canal.-rhe entire trade of Missou-
ri with New York will naturally seek
this commercial avenue the transporta-
ton will prove source Of wealth to Hi
nois. 70 effect so desirable an object
the North and the South must cordially
unite.
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the repu,cl captain and several sn'oTd"'', '"'"''
bers OF this very gang OF horsc-,!"e'e' ana 'oD"-
tcrleitogs, were tried convicted and sentenced III
this very Oglc county, and were con''y'" 10 '"'
pcni,eutary without h'nd''nce or "'''''"'I
Here did the law OF the land acting tn.0'3n It's
chosen agents. exercise us 's''"''S' ''
-yindca'c IT. SuP''"''y-'A'''P"'! It, f',
and assert lis own inherent majesty Hu'h Is
...r IN, effect Of calm. Just, and equitable adm
-. ,c,,, ,.,,li. law Let il, effects ever
'''''''''O' W 80. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,, ,,;rr
thus continue '' u" ''.' "''' ''''
always become purified.
"Spcctator" yainly cndcayors to plead Just'ti-
cs,jon. from the impcuous necessity Of the case.
..,.,, NECESSITY. ,yi,tcl No such state Of
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From the Knickerbocker.
LORD BYRON.


He might have scared, miracle OF mind'
Above the doubts that dim his shadowy sphere
And poured from thence as music On we M'ilI'
These prophet tones which men hau turned 10
hear.
A. fan angels voice had sung Of bliss,
In some bright world, beyond the tears OF tins.
But he betrayed his trust and lent his gIit
or glorious faculties TO blight and mar
The moral universe, and set admit
The anchored hopes of millions; thus the star
OF his evcntlul destiny became
4 wild and wandering orb, Of fearful flame
That orb has set; yet still its lurid light
Flashes above the broad horizon verge,
As if some comet, plunging from It's height
Should pause upon the oceans boiling surge
And. in defiance OF its darksome doom,
Light for itself fierce volcanic tomb!
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Ottawa, H., Friday, October 2 i>ll'
Democratic Mass Meeting.

The Democrats gfLr SUE co1nty are respect
fully requested 10 assemble at 0fnca, on No"dag
evening, the Is! dug Of N,rsmbsr nsr', to ct''se
SIX delegates to represent THIS cgnay in the Stafe
Conueniion, Ujiich is 10 assemjh at Spring feH on
the second Moaaay in D CENTER meet, 10 nominate
cu,didates FIR GoucraOr and Lieut.. Gyrernor.
THE COMMITTEE.
OrTAwA, Oct. Is.
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n The Sangamo Journal the Wing organ !"
this state, accuses US of warning against the me
sti,u,ions Of the State lie wars against the
Canal, and defends sou,lcss corporations, and r.
fuses to expose the robbeues and frauds commit
ed by the officers OF banks, We support the ga
nal, at every hazard, and expose every bank vii
liam and robbcr that comes To our notice. Nh.
" ,yar, a-4ins. the institutions Of ouy State
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he will be able to satisfy the public mind upon
this all important subject. a mans past history
in regard to this important WORK, will not answer
We shall not support any man On a "r.H.'.A
cgafEn-c"-he must come out bold and i.''.'.''
and we arc prepared to sink or swim with nm
survive or perish.
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ELECTION NEWS.

- Mr. is the ,rinicr Of four disconicai
iMde gIyr'"f summer by tbs sun Of Virginia;
ind ali He cioads that ko,cer'd on our house,
Il the deep bosom Of the ocean buried
Another SVi,ig state Recommendations
News from Mary iund,
" Lire warc, impcLng ,carc, tie tide rolls on
The news received from Maryland by
Yesterdays eastern mail, goes to assure
us that we have redeemed another of the
states which went for "Tippccanoc and
Tyler too by SO large majority last
fall. The democrats have elected their
candidate for Governor, the Hon. FRANcIs
Thomas, by about 1000 majority, and
have also carried large majority of the
Legislature. Where the legislature stood,
last year, Wing 80, Democrats lG, it
now stands Wing only II, Democrat 81
and tie; 40 makes majority.
The democracy Of the city of Balti-
more have been true to themselves and
their cause, and have of course gloriously
conquered The vote of the city is as
follows
FOR GOVERNOR;
D.uo~vis. Ways.
Thomas, 1t3t Johnson, G3S5
Democratic majority lOl9l
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22

BH FrufLa's Printing Pre~.-Ihc famous
printing press at which the philosophir Franklin
worked, whilst poor printer in London, is now
ahou, to be brought to this country.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-22

UJThc editor Of the Niles Republican is quito
a promising child considering that he's a nat
tive of the swamps Of Michigan. Wonder how
long he's been caught and domcsticacd!
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OCzlUNgs u.

DIED--On the 10th inst, in Ottawa, SALLY
:, daughter of Plnttnl Elizabeth Thorn aged 10
year. aud g months.
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a N,ir is the ,ciater Of our di,conicH,
iMde ghriona summer by tbs sun Of VrRGINIA;
ind ali Ae clouds that h,cer'd on our house,
h the deep bosom Of the ocean buried"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-06-17
FRESH FRUITS,
C0nfeCtionaries, &C.

Mf95s YA3s9Il takes pleasure /,
Announcing to Tie public, that she ha,
just relieved frssh supply Of Fruits. Coafec
tionaIes, &C., and is now able To furai.l, nj
most any Thing that may be wanted in her lin,
Of business. They eonsIst principally Of III,
following articles;
Oranges. Lemons. Resins, Prunes, Fins
Currents and Dates.
Almonds. WaInais. Brazil MUS, Soda
Crackers, Butter Crscksr., Waie,
Crackers. Sugar Crackers.
Lemon Syrup and Line Juice.
Preserved Ginger, Preserved Pine A o.
pies. Preserved Cherries. Sardines.
A general assortment Of Candies, Juiube
Paste. excellent for colds.
Cologne, Bears Oil, French Poma,um,
Balm Of Columbia. samosl approved
article for the hair.
Chewing Tobacco. Cigars, Smoking To
bacco. Matches.
a handsome assortment Of Toys.
A few dozen Of Corn Brooms, and few
Children's Csrrisges--sold very cheap.
April 20. 10
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NEW GOODS.
April

lnilE subscribers have received and offer far
sale Al their Store House, one mite noTih
Of Cross Roads Meeting iIouse, a fresh and
desirable sI0rk of Sessonable Goods, consist
ing in part Of the following articles:
Common and Fine Blue Cloths.
Invisible Green DO.
Csssimeres and Sa,ineis, ts-
Black Silk aid Satin Vesiings,
Marseilles do,
French. IonLon aud Furniture Prinls,
Black Silks and Printed Muslin,
Gsuze Scsrls and iiandkerchIefs,
Siotklns Drilling aud Gamhroon,
Fashionable Bonneis and Wreaihs,
Plain. Figured, Swiss aud Chsquered
Muslin,
Riband-, Edgings aud Brown Linrn.
Linen Bosoms aud Collars. Ol Cloths.
Hardware. CUTLERY, Croekery and Tin
Ware.
Paints. Nails and Iron.
Loaf aud Brown Sugar.
SADDLERY-Bridle- bits. Buckles.
Plush. Webbing, Trees & Morocco Skins.
HATS--Bester.. Brush. Russia. Mole.
skin and Palm leaf Hats.
Ladies fine KID Slippers, and Mems
Pumps and Shoes.
500 pounds Cotton Yarn.
Books. Paper, and Paper Prints.
Msylsnd's Scotch Snuff.
Manufactured Tobacco and Cigars.
Fancy aud Bar Soap.
aud many other articles. @
ELL MURRAY e. CO.
May ). IL GIN
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Brandreth's Pills,

n VEGETABLE and unireFsal ~
proved hy The experience of lheus,,Su's'
be. uhen properly peFseseaed Hiih. s,.Ie
care 10 every form Of the Oar Or S..s
all having tie same origin. aud in,sr,sli,I
from the UNIVERSAL ROOT az 81 s,... ss
namely IMfURfTf or IMPEhFLcT s;'.sIs'
ton Of the BLOOD. ss'
In q period Of little mere shsn L..
IN the L. S they have restored d ! ',: .s.is
health and enjoyment over ONE uTNrpr,,
THOUSAND persons, aho we're ris,s -,
as ineurable b ply sirians " the irsi All 80
standing, and ~ many eases hen es.,, ,,,'..
remedy had been rssosled % II vain.
IN 81 cssssaf Pain er " eaknsss. ! h.,l,, :.
be chronic o. recent. n helher % be ss.fn, \, =.
pain 10 the side, whether a. sfise r, ), .,,.,'
rational OF Tom some immediate esuss. 49,
Their i be from internal o. external NM, !,
vii be cured ,. PersevsIing IL az -, Il III.
This principle Of pursirg y ilh B.sj,,,L,,
Pills. removes nothine bul lhs uselsss ~ ~.
cayed PARTICLES from the body he u,o,L,d !, 4
corrupt hnnors u the bleed, ilose l.ns,.
shich canse Sisease-lhey impede lie fur.
tons Of The liver When they seltle n,ou ia,
organ. and which. when they settle upon ,Ls
muscles, produce Ihennaiism; OF upoa NJ
netses, Pfodnee gut; % upon lie lprrs, mo.
dSee eohsuHsriion; or upea The in.t siin,s a.,
iiseness; OF upon the llnire u The Llrod ,,,.
sells. aPoplexy ard paralysis, aud al lie ,t.,n
d disorders ~ melancholy 10 The sSlItrst sra
81 who behold them.
Yes, p1rging these Lumors from me boJy i,
the true cure for all these son,pl sinis. ard &C..
cry other form Of disease. This 10 no nsr.
II assertions u - sdsmenfiraLle lrth. srcsash
DAY !, 70 extending itself; iaf and iis i b.
coming known, and more and more spprtti.
/ tated.
The ctfe BY purling may more dsperd upon
the laws which produce sweetness or puri,T.
than may be generally imagined. Nhsis, tr
tends to siagnsie, uill produce sickness, u.
cause y tends 10 pulTefssiion; ihefsloIe ne
necessity Of constant sxeIsise 10 seen.
when constant exercise cannot Be used from
ANY CAUSE. the occasional use &c oFrAns
MEDICINE 10 ABSOLuTELY REQUIRED. TLu,
The eonduiis 81 the blood, the fountain Of he,
are kepi Tree from those ilnpuI itiesw hith would
prevent iis steady current ministering health.
Thus morbid humoJs are prevented frcm Ne.
coming mi1ed with il. ID 10 nature = hish il
thus assisted through the mssns and ssll,I
which she has provided for heIself.
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The following gentlemen have been srpeihI.
Cd agents iof the sale Of Bfaudfe,h's fla:
Dennis Heart. llllsborough.
Slsdmsn d Ramsay, piusboroueh.
Hargrase. Gather q Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sicelnf, Midway. Davidson.
James D. M'Dadr. Chapel Hill.
J. NJ. A. Drake. AsLborough. Randolph.
John X. Brown. Pritilege. Do.
NJ. {. Gardner. 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
g. 4. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
I. a. ". Smith, AIamapce, Guilford.
d X. Sloan. Gfeensbofoprh.
J. & y. Reid. Troublesome Iron WOIks.
Rockingham.
James johnson, Wentu orh, Do.
Wood 4 Neal. Madison, DO.
J. W. Burton, & Co. Lssksville. DO.
Owen M'Aleer. Yanrey,ilIe, CssW,n.
n. J. Palmer. Milton, DO.
December Is 4s-lem
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WOOl-Carding.

lteilE subscriber will have his Wool cardinr
Machines IN operation b the sih Of June,
seven mics northwest of HlllsborouRh. lie
solleiis the patronage q his friends and former
customers, and the public generally: and a.
he Is determined TO use every effort 10 DO good
work, he will have bis machines 10 good order.
and has got new cards. he therefore hopes 10
meet with encouragement. Wool must be
vel washed. and plrked clean OF trash and
buIs, and have one pound IL grease 10 len Of
Wool. Eight cents per pound for carding white
WOOL, and twelve and q halt cents Tor mixed,
or the 9Th part Of the wool. Payment must
be made when the wool is taken away.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
May IS. 74--sw
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Ill III 5 B0RO e ii, N. L.
fuBLIsErp wEEKLr
By DENNIS uEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, on TWO poLLAis
FIFTY CENTS " RAID IN ADVANCE,
ihosc who do not give notice Of their NIsh
TO have their paper discontinued 81 the cSpna-
tIon Of the year, will be presumed se desII'ng
istontinnansc until tOuntcl handed And no
paper Will lie discontinued until all arftsaes
are paid, unless al { lie option &C the publisher
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lives,
one dollar for tie fret, and ~ eniy .fve cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ores IN
proportion. Couri advertisements twenty-five
percent higher. A deduction AZ 81 PEI ,eni'
Viii be made u ADVERTISERS by the year
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Piano Fortes, Guitars, Vic.
Iins, Violin Strings, &c.

TRHE subscribers would respectfully an.
- noanre 10 their friends and acquainian-
ees in Raleigh, and throughout North Carolina.
that they have nos on hand large assortment
of NrsSs & cLARK's Piano Fortes, which, for
brilliancy o. tone and unparalleled touch and
durability, are not surpassed. They wish 10
say. that fkey viH not dsmsad pay for any Plane
sOid uati Il is Tried By "a. Purchaser, for which
they will allow any reasonable tune. They
have also vioiins Of q superior quality, from
81 50 up TO $50; large selection Of superior
yialn Strings, Guitar Strings; all kinds Of
Wind Instruments for Military Bands, as
Horns. BIgles, Flies, Trombones, Serpents
and Balls; Superior Flutes aud Fiageolcis,
single anJ double; French Accordeons, Of a
pattern aud tone never before seea here;
Drums AND Bass Drums, OF all dimensions; an
assortment Of superior Gtitars, together with
the largest assortrnent OF MUSIC ever before
Impaired here.
The Subscribers will be glad TO furnish
Schools and Others with Music. and being bolh
Teachers Of the Piano FaFie, they hope TO he
enabled 20 select for their friends What is
agreeable and pleasing, useful and improving
They respectfully solicit the favor and pat.
ronage ofihe Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Raleigh,
and throughout the state of North Carolina.
CHARLES BERG & co.
Petersburg. Va. March 81, Vs.
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20 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, Prospect
"a Hill, BIaden County, aNegro boy named
TOM lie was purchased OF Allen Cain, oi
Orange comfy, where he is supposed to be
gone. He is very stout, ano weighs about 1870
pounds; has been frost bitten; has very pc.
culiar walk, tnrns his toes very much out;
height about 5 feet 8 inches; answers quick
when spoken 10; teeth vide apart; low fore.
head; complexion not The blacklist, though
dark. Twenty dollars reward will be given for
us apprehension and confinement 10 any Jail
WA. N. WHITFIELD,
Prospect Till, Bladen, March 81 if-65
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EN- OE
wOoL-CAR DIN c.
NJ ACHT y.

ynIiE subscriber pill work II his Mills on
- Eaoe. eve miles east Of HillsborDngh. the
ensuing season, three Machines and one Wool
Picker. all in good order They will be uader
the sapeTintendsnee % Mr.. Samuel clsyIer,
who Is well known as an experienced aud skill.
COL eaider.
All sho will prepare their Wool by washing
and dying on scsG,ld. without wsinging the
Wool. az letting the night dess oa il. then
pick al The bars. sticks and hard Substances
oui of il, and OIL with one Poand ofoil ar clean
lard. 10 every ten pounds of wool. and bring
the same early IN the season. shall have lheiI
work well done.
Wool ofd.tiernt colours will he neatly mixed,
and haster's ~gni completely broke.
TH0S. w. HOLDEN.
May 2s. IA
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NEW GOnnS
soda Water and Ice Cr..,..

IT, l99s WA9599A .al,.,,
60 sure N iaiafmiag ghr lsl.bI.e 49,.
SODA FOUNTAIN has been lhgr.ss,.es h'f
Paired- and . now in operation. n. is'
Mater Is olsn excellent quality.
- She has also cOmmeuced mai;,. ~.
RAN; and persons can be supplied ,,''-l
day IA The ssek except saAdsy aae .ls~ssi
May ~. p
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TAR. PETERS AMI Bilious Pills.
~ DR.. Beekwi,h's Ami DyspepIic Pills.
Dr.. Phelps Anti Bilious Tomato Pills.
DIR. Shermsn's Cough Lozenges.
DE-. Shermsn's Worm Lozenges.
Dr.. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, for
pains in back and breast.
DE. X. S. Beruard's Cholera Syrup.
w. w. Grsy's Invaluable Ointment.
Hsrrison's Specific Ointment.
~ Also. BACON, MEAL & FLOUR.
A. PARKS.
May 5. IL