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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-20
Strong 6, D3rcmps, Counsel. 4s-.0w

q n the matter Of tho petition Of HoNoa
q TWHcaeR, bankrupt, TO be discIarg-
ed from his debts. Notice is hereby Civ
en- to all creditors and others interested Of
Horton Twi,chelI, a bankrupt, 10 appear
before the district court Of tho United
States on the lllh day Of JulySA. u
1912, at the city Of Springfield, iaistlie
dlsiric, Of Illinois, aud shcw cause il any
they have, why tie aforesaid Horton
1witchcll shoulduoi receive a (uh dis
charge from all his debts, AMI q certificate
thereof be granted To him.
Dated y, Springfield, this Gh day Of
April, \. u. 1912. J. BRADFORD,
~ Solicitor for petitioner.
SiroaRe g. p0rHuas, Counsel. A8--0w
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n the matter of The petition Of J0ia
\. Il. Merritt, bankrupt. to he dis
charged from his debts. Notice is hereby
given 10 all creditors and others interested
Of John Il. Merritt, bankrupt, to appear
before the district court Of the United
States on the ll.h day of July, A. d.
1912, at the city Of Springfield, in the
district Of Illinois, and shcw cause, if any
they have, why the aforesaid John Il.
Merritt should not receive final dis.
charge from all his debts and a certificate
thereof be granted to him.
Dated ut Springfield, this slh day of
April, A. ID. 1912. J. BRADFORD,
Solicitor for petitioner.
Strong g. DJrc1nns, Counsel 4S--0w
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AUGUST ELECTION.
Stale Senate.

'Ds'ei~ ''>-i-A-''
FELLOw CITIzEYs: - Having lCcn solicited
by the turner's, mechanics and workingmCn,
now o.I,r myself as their Independent candidate
for the Office vi STATE SENATOR at the next
August election, in this senatorial district, com
prisng the counties Of Laslllc Grundy and Ken
ra,l And, gentlemen, if elected, ! will assure
you that | will not lesslale on party princil les
nor with the cup OF Notwithstanding but
The people good shall meet my appreciation.
lours respectfully
N,ILLET TERRY.
Ottawa Ian 1872
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Ottawa, May 20, 1912. 52-r5
administrators Notice.

administrators Notice.
A LII persons having claims 'agains,
"a the estate Of Isaac Thorpe, late
of IasaIle county, deceased, are hereby
notified and requested To present the same
to the subscriber, administrator Of said
estate, or to the probate justice Of said
county, within nine months from the date
hereof. JOEL ALNORD,
Administrator.
May 10, 1912. 5l--iw
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Notice I'd YAK PAYERS.
FASHIONS! FASHIO\S!!

EsEchnnnn - EiChrlb"r.rr
ESTOuLD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Ottawa and the public ~ general, that they
have just received from the city Of New York the
Spring& Summer Fashions.
and arc nov ready to accommodate their custo.
mcrs in the most approved Eastern style, at their
old stand on the west side Of the public square.
They also return their grcatiul thanks to their
friends for the liberal patronage they have hereto
fore received, and hope by their promp,ncss aud
attention to business, to merit the continuance o
public favor.
Ottawa, May 20, lsi2. 52-tf
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OBITUARY..

DlED-At this place on Manday last, MARY
JANE DlCKEY, second daughter Of J. L.
DlcgrY, ESQ.
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IL A rs! Il 4 rs!
W + A Y | N &,

w ~ II i " u,
n q UGH GLEN ,.thanl,fnl for the
T. q patronage which, lie las received.
would respectfully inform nc citizens of
Ottawa and the publican general, that he
still carries on tie WEAVING business
al the old place, near the village ofiOta-
wa, and is prepared 10 weasc
DOUBLE AND SINGLE CARPET COgERlETS,
Floor Carpets, Vile Cotton Bel Spreads,
PLAID and FIGURED CASHMERE, BLANKET
SHAwLs, wrought full width; Also, NQii-
net, JeaneS, Bimk3, and NUmci5.
IL" Most kinds Of produce will be
taken for work. Wool, woollcn and
flax yarn will also be received.
Ottawa, May 20, 1912. 52--if
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In the matter of the petition Of JAcoD
PATRICK, Of Lasalle county, to be de-.
clared a Bankrupt and TO be discharged
from his debts.
M OFFICE is hereby given, tina, Jacob
i. Y Patrick, of l.asalle county has
filed his petition in this Court to be de-
cared aBankrapt and to be discharged
from lis debts under the Act of Cong ress,
in snch ease made and provided: and
that an order HIS bern daily entered in
this Court appointing the 18th day Of
june next, at the District Court Room in
tAc City Of Springfield in This District,
as the time and place Cor The hearing of
said petition; all persons interested may
then and there appear and show cause, il
any they have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
Dated This 18Th day Of May. a. D. 1912.
\. F. PATRICK,
5l-2w Solicitor for Petitioner.
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District tGnft Of ih3 United States, Within
and for The District Of Illinois.
In the matter of the petition Of SETH B.
FARwELL, of Ottawa, Lasalle county.
to be declared a bankrupt, and TO be
discharged from his debts.
n Office is hereby given, that Seth
q b. Farwcll, of Ottawa, Lasalle
county, has fled his petition in this court
to ;bc declared bankrupt and 10 be dis
charged from his debts under the act of
Congress, in such case made and ~.
dcd :: and that an order has been N
entered in his. court appointing the sh
day Of June next, at he District Cour,
room i'll the city of Springfield in this
District, rs tie time and place for tho
hearing Of said petition; all persons in.
tcrcstcd may then and there appear and
show cause, if any they have, why tho
prayer Of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated this 9ih day Of May, A. D. 1912,
ONSLOW PETERS,
El--ovv Soliriior fnr pptipnpr
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In the matter of the petition Of JAcoD
PATRICK, of Iasalle county, TO be de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-06

nv lanCuid or Distracted circulation 10 uis s.ns"
.'ecd vessels winch supply the scalp and har WIN
ut m consequence Of which thu p-rPrsnon Deson'
MI and cianlrlv and dr-s the surface forming -
Lid dsrdrrf which clogs up the pore' o the san an "
-, re.sure against the roots OF the hair preyrns Iu
i,ng sujcient nour.hueni 10 retain vitality Ibe ~
mn heroues bar.h AMI unpleasant, changes snl- ~
81 Tbs unhealthy affection !, very specify ahu ~
,iiv rrrd bv Javre's Hair Tonic which rt'Nts ut uu
,,,- rorers :. the surface vessel reno ?, ne l y
and nry,duces new a-d hrahy CROWN oi usu 20 sutPII
me nd. I'D ssiGa-si prevented or removed "As'e " a.
ready ayI.ls. . ,.,oI ,,ti,b sufficiently
r-nyes ~ extraordinary vlrtues: 5000, Una.
NJ. 4 y d. sands Gentle ren-As an aCl :. ! "
Ca n Won and DR. Jsvue send VOC tbs cert.hestt ~
,,,-, va. Of the Invaluable benefit my -" - -. -
,,, he So nj D. ta--es Har Tonic. She -" hos on
ter pn,fe eaa ot hair. bat her eyebrows also am n
vipg y7rious refned.e. Nth no beneht' ,ue -.
Jsvn- Hair Tonic. She u-ed two bottles OeoIe w a.
J.Joeer the hair hal started. and commsnciS We W.
s,ri = .f,-ted 10 crow finely, and - Nv ~ -
49,, evof-oS, ere c~T.r.-l -gita thri grown v. ~
,i,rL d.. ,,-.t-r than she bad 'nt tlnS % WIS eH'
.irc,i rs tle U.s. Of the Tone ami wold RS i''' -
- AZ VIZ NV" JOHN " JACk>oN
p,ena,ed only by Dr. u Jayne, p South
prir. a sid "a holcsa.e and retail nv A. u S,NO.'
n-,q~.fS 70 Fulton corner of Coolest 1h lH ult-''
- - ,brab,n g. >anis Co, No. - Broal y" y tni
u ch'n's''" ~ Jaw je25 I'm
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Too frail to keep the lofty vow
That mus, have followed when his brow
Was wreathcd-" The Vision tell us how
With holly spray.
He falicred, drifted to and fro,
And passed away.
Well might such thoughts, dear sister 'lro"'
Our minds when lingering all too long
Over the grave Of Burns we hung
In social grief
INDUCED as if 1t were wrong
70 seek relief
But. leaving each unquict theme
Where gentlest judgement may ini-'ee"'
And prompt to welcome every sieam
OF good and fair,
Let II. beside this limpid Stream
Breathe hopeful air.
Enough Of sorrow, wreck and blight;
Think rather Of those moments bright
When to the consciousness of right
His course was true,
When Wisdom prospcred in his sigh,
And Virtue grew.
Yes freely let our hearts expand,
Freely Il, in youths season bland,
When side by side, bis Book in hand,
We wont to stray,
Our pleasure varying at command
Oh each sweet lay.
How Of, inspired mus, he have trod
These pathways, yon iar-streichins road
There turks his home in that abode,
With mlrth elatc,
Or in his nobl,-pcnsiye mood,
The Rustic site.
Proud thoughts that Image overawcs,
Before it hunbly let US pause,
And ask Of Nature, from what cause
And by what rules
She trained her Burns to win applause
That shamcs the Schools.
Through busiest streets and loneiest glen
Are felt the flashes OF his PEN
lie rule, mid winter SHOWS, and when
Bees fiji their hives
Decp in the general heart of men
His power survives.
What need of fields in some far cline,
Where Heroes, Sagcs, Bards sublime,
And all that fetched the flowing rhyme
+ rom genuine springs,
Shall dwell together till old Time
Folds up his wings
Sweet Mercy to the gates of Heaven
Thu, Minstrel lead, his sins forgiven;
The rueiul conflict, the heart riyen
With VAIN cndcavor,
AID memory Of Earth's bitter lcayon,
Eillced for ever.
But why to Him coEiinc the prayer,
When Kindred thoughts and yearniags bear
On the fraiI heat the purest share
With all that liye'
The best OF wha. We do on are,
just God. forgive
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NOUGIIS. Asthma. Splitting of Blood
T.. sn,..t lac Ik.>EtS F<PFG1pRANE.
F,nm A,hln.os., Pnl,-I,I,I-. K,enIn. -


From A,kin>oss Pnladsirhi' Evening - ,c,e
PHILADr-FsI,. Avg. u. lN'
NJ 1,fi-so.-Desr Sir. 'es Wt-k, an ! MOI cf" ~
vopr uanr an account Of the surprErc cHct of JAYNE
CarEi'riiye 10 restoring great Ygm5vf oi 49, ',
board Of Ms,.s ppi steamboat % perfect 'l'.'
uere al. cte,i by loIrul Bowel Compliant. ~-' .'a
10 YOU notfr AinaiN: you may ~ 1,' r."
serve ,bs praise bestowed uTor IL l- cement Law r.
l,ived RON r. uieic" more r,peeisDy W, ''' -.
induce. me nav case 90 WOO nr tit lrifi. ". 49,
Who are sfcted 10 he way. II tiS been n, n'.-
tune. sir. TO labor under Cou-h snI A'nu'' ,,.
son icr than bali c-uiurN. W." ,' ,. ,t
eIp0,urel hal violent sta Is 90 f,r-'e '' e 'n-'.
Which Wa j..rhlef from dl'Y ''r r .'n. t' e.,
naf OIL raii' 0uf, ha,s D. .'f ur'n sfr I..h
eough and difficulty oi .rauang year lt't t' JOY.
.,~,,,s ,,.r D rll da. often much W1re, F ''N''-
am. n ,cd wta hipri. For month, in-fi 'i' g,
t, bsv- ll! T. Ill o. Ir ha.,ferst OPP. % D1'h hf
49,. ~. ,,,l 80. ~ ,i.i,fv csn.t.i hy s"'h ''
'..,t,n frellsuiiy brought ur o 'iil- ''i.' ~
-, -, i.r mi, r.- ,f a., au shore ui . ~ iaiu-
w 80 i,i.ri. that n here To- wre t, io ~ Nv
h1d hl"i5. ~ ', iy r. - Il ,ut ,nv brustci
d,.r.,- IN of tre lungs which ialiy eNiF'i' N-.
d. l.f then considered my cis, - i iI' AZ 81. a..
,...,-n,A Of nsin. Prov teur-, nr-u'h h." W. o $
more RI ed from ny bed l1t lhe cou-" d"1 r. -.
ws,ried ne day 'nh gut IL aN .'rl D, ~ en- a. lrl
rtctorauL dd 80. with ,ti'n. 'i ~. If, b.. f,.o..
many of ~ acqga niaAo % OF YER n'' -. a,
irlrh,, lsas' 4 gate uy ,.''l.i-'' -, .,r =.
rr,tfel fee, Il - ei-ctlliiy ui'd ii.- =
conn erre,. akifg IL oaeI 10 -c'ctr n.i '''' ' ,
-,7 d. b,rs,hc With more ir'-.i0nL w rNpf q,
Iii A. cv,r iii IN ms ) To- and t'..r t'u ha'r tc
l,.t .,t, wears I,.t ,umiacr sri eg'i a''. OF
- tr-rk 81 az. perfectly cured. low. -f -ii
r,,. -, Ir- and irirg NJ a,i ,..r. srsl pei "i M 1T.
Iayre'. Exrr'torari, / leei anxious CD irI ''.N
citizens wherr relief mas he uad YOU o. Fl, ~ We
-ls.e ynrr w fii nut -c rir f iH' ''- Do
We NICHOLAS HARRIS, Scr- l'r' f.''-
NJ Harris has long been worthy mcr.ucf. wr '''
deacon OF th~ First Baptist ci1r-l '1 ih ,'y' 'h" i'
.onf.. iencc may be- placed zoo lis also, .'. . ...
P,r~.7s are invited % vail and SEE BIN, d'd SATISFY ''
selves. r..t-s..,f, ,,,l
retail of A. B. A y. SANDS, Drug -. ~ i,
,l.o s,id bv David Sand, Co., No u Us. q" y p
ooIhr' ~. 'i- cr,,,,,...s, '-2l I'm
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+ II o L q II T )
By William Wordsworth.

SUGGESTED oS IHE BANKS Of sITH, NEAR EURNs
RESIDENCE.
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D,CTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

I,fat,,ttbst (;ouraud', Poudr- Subtle VII nrrna,
,.r.v .r,.ic,,- all hair from The part where u - ap -
hp, The slightest injury To the sSin To be- BAD ~ ,e
,si.hn.nt u Walker street. one 'tor from Drrau.
- n ne bottle Aso,hsr facis thai Ghuraud, ituc
water OF Beauty vii thoroughly eNtcmiHa ,al' l'Ile
ana an rpi,n.su, rrupiions. elicit fufenic heh'is
' snd srr-v ihr hand, ueck End arr N f9dia
.rhiirue.S Beware nj spurious limitations ol u : CO..
co.e,c containing mineral a,,rnsent' utterly rs,loN' M.
ir-.r. 10 heaIti To boz hal 2. above" - per nt"e'
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE Rol or, ...,,;o,
Imparts 7 delicate ro.eair tng'. lnul'aD.e ~
GOIRATD'S BLANC u EsPA"Nr' 80, IT,,
Or Spanish Lily he. imparts bright, pure, l.e',no
.ib,r ,bIt,pe.s 10 ~. X n rcc from the ~ urous pro
nere. generally combined With preparations lor us pun
ro>e Put ~ ln elegant boxes al . cent? each a.,
Arert.. Pio,.Ienre DYER. Jr.. Albany, Un'hris' ~
o., lam. Nov Haven Law: Hartford, Wells Ill, nul!
r,rcv. Prpcetor Seabrook Boston jordan, 5hh-sI
Phisd.loTia Mr.. Blown, &C Chc,tnuisL Je'' IN
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P'~ m LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER.
M Msfl-strpe
no ALL PERSONS who complain of

NNO ALL PEKSUNS who complain UI
Il loss appe:se and debility as wei a thoe suhing
In. heart ani an ,rrvsHs diseases j. recommended 70
try iuITCIIINGS' STOMACH BITTERS. The articles
co rnsin il are from Natures great vegetable emporium
and can he taken IN saiey. The following i rom Ut
Ludlow No. 654 Brosd%ay:
have used vOur huters 10 cases Of impaired Digestion
where vegetable oncs were indispensable, with bench
cal result The articles pf which il i composed are very
Iudcionsly combined snd have doubt will prove ser
yccabe IN the for which you have recommended
Yonr. &c EDWARD q. LUDLOW.
Sri have IN The OF practice prcssrDrd your
Stomach Bters and found them most efficient remedy IN
cases OF indigestion. acIity and debility OF the digestive
or-au. liz no mean class among the qusck msiicines
Of line ,av but one hch will great blessing on
many of our suffering GLOW beings.
p j. BRADY, VI. ID, so Brootne-st
Nnmerons certificates of those who found imnrd ate re-
relief san br msuuacory, No 10 Bs~ery, corner
Of and obserfe the genuine sold no who're
iels IN
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"a Fam an Long Island. miles from r ushiug CON
-I1-T = acre. suitahiy divided lad 10 nsh stale - ch
ovation and buildings new, VIZ one large owen hou''
b nv ~ f.i.hed with marble mans folding dooTs, gIl''
&c one large barn, wagonho5se, shop, granary pouy
hou,e coal and wOOd.hoUse ce-house extra ~ chfh' a'
one large barn. old but good order On 'ad ari alt Oh
Tho A f.rent sarct,. ct lTut. apple, pear c'tH
oce> nlums, curraGiS go0>eberfs, rasp~'ri'> 'fN
lerrie. - TIE above farm Will boz exchanged i0r tiY
n-,, ,or II sold for cash viii be sold 10" and part 81 ne
,,,.,5sN may remain on bond and mortgage. Apply Ia
WARD BROWNE. cor Laghtand Washinetnn
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AFOR SALE-Thc three story Brick

n"y HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, Ne .
.freet between MADISON ana Heury-sirset. lie
o i q by az feet the House - by ~ feet WIN l. nch
val. bu v d.v, work under the supernrndencS 81 W.
1eoro. Ireland There are hc places M ths House
Gwen nj which are finished with marble chimney -p ece-
There Is a dry cellar undo DE Whole, paFri dhd 'ur
into several apartments, nre-proo d'lnou'f qnu'i
Lchrn fire place and the whole IN complete order ne
prrms, may b. every day between ire ncurs Oh -
and O'Clock. For further particulars apply -
EEI\\EII Nf\ltRN L CO. u ~Outi--trrel.
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i 81. AMI H,rtcuturiSts.-Ths Compound Chennical
Wbae o Soap may be considered at the present moment
the best preparation that ever was oenpouotu lor c W
table kiugo-raggots, slugs rosebugs peach necarlnr'
ample and perr insects cut and army worms shs'
cabbage lice and all smaller insects which are parasitic
ON and flowers such as the olrandr cac-
us fcus cycus. mesembraDthenur gerania erica. To'
>scea NAV an by proper application be thoroughly eN-
terminated Besides the extraordinary cheapneSs most
important item in economy renders II accessible tor al
pufpo,es on large scs 1000 peach trees, or NJ acres OF
and NAV be- kept the msranding insects Tor inc
trifng expense ~ one dollar.
Farmers raising C"fu oats, rye, potatoes iuInV, ao-
lace may a, tie expegse of few dollars realize hun
dre, bv saving their field. frSn he devastauons ~ he N'
min Tic Compound Chemical Whale Oh soap may ne
bad in bulk Jars Of four pounds dozen OF WHICH 'e
nae ksd in box. Apply 10 - .,,.,o
m LEWIS FEUCHrwANGER,
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NOTICE to RUPTURED PERSONS,


N-Dr 4 q. lit Ii. No Nesry street, Astor hou>e,
rw-Nork.-Penons ahNtea with Ruptures may teiN
on the nsirufnenal aid the world affords, on app-
cation 1t his office iNesey street New York. or ether oil
lis numerous agents the chief tow oi The Iliei states
Parents be careful 10 examine The back part ni Dr.
ur, Irusses % see if they endorsed by Dr. nun N
wiring None other genuine or TO be relied on A. so
DIR Uu guarantee. cores 10 all otherwise healthy patients
no call 1t hi, Office for atsen II the curebe mol rad
cal and permanent preclude The necessity OF wear
inc any whsteyer the money advanced u returned on
the expiration the specified for the cure. whatever
roqres, the rn pture may have made toward eradication
Children under Twelve years universally cured "thout
further expense than the II the Trn Inc radical cure
ha, been under progressive practical improvement Tor more
than twenty past IN d. ilnlfs Truss ONCE anu
how brought 10 a state OF unrivaled perfection.
MANY treacLerou' agents have undertaken 70 Vend ma
ions oi Dr. iInr, celebrated nge AMI Pivot russ tor the
easy aud sale retention Of Rupiurcs The limitations cannot
r relied on-thsy made by un'kiui surgeons an- me-
cbanc ard are better than TIE ordinary Trus'es oil he
market The genuine have my full name in writing.
AMOS &. III Ii X co.
DR. Hull has n tic request OF several respectable phy
ans fitted Up exclusively for Ladies. having epa
rae entrance the business department. wherein lady
in CONSTANT attendance TO apply Trusses and Supporters
farann matte
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TAR. PHlNNEY'S FAMILY PILLS.
y Clothing i-Childrens' Clothing

DOYS Clothing !-Childrens' Clothing
very large asSortuirui-Nrry good quaty-sery
-h-ap-Gco. A. ilOv Co. No. II BOwery would re.fvc
July inform their patrons and the public generally. that
ey have ,pan been mskn. extensive preparations hs
,prng and summer trade and have nos on hand much
larger assortment OF Boys AMI Chltrens Clothing uan
they before have had. The plaic invited TO call
ami examine their goods with particular reiercnteto quality
AMI price. Terms cash. &Sn'
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4 UJTDSON HOUSE. Jersey City,

The proprietor wishes 70 inform hs friends and me
s-r generally that he has taken the above, where NJ =,
enah,d 10 accommodate Boardes, being bat ore block
from the Ferryihe house has lately been rented win en-
tire new furniture SC Il IS pleasantly situated IN GraHis
large and airy and csnnot be- surpassed by
any m the city M
Also in connection. the proprietor VIII sii'i con"uc' u
Thatched Cottage Garden. where he has been 80 ven
known Tor ten YEAR past, The public may re assured nat
nothing sal be- wanting bis part To maze Aen COMFORT
able while wishing either plsce. GO
Military and other Comp3Hie~ caub accynnoiated WIN
one of the best spots ground or Tarast Practice any
where within the vicinity OF Nr"-l0rA
"a I'm. SAMUEL =. LYNCH
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| Prom the Palladium, NV Haven - ,.,o
WEsI KrLLtrGLy Conn, me la, lsio.

Dr. y. " RiCHARDhoS' ~ 10
Sr-IIayinr been for the last lew years, very much u
;a,ed and much out Of health Otherwise. aud hadhe aa
vice ~ twenty thirty 81 the best physican'i ID
C. New York Saratoga Sprngt Boston, and NUM-"
of fIrr places was Boston, the th nj last Mafrn
and called al; your office and bought bottle OF your neiy
Brier. Ancr ! returned home, bought more. com
fncced gaining lrem the first, and nave taken t
botle, and am row we'll My wa despnired oi a,
certainly ncurale but IN three months, have gained u>
y ponn,s-wlch surprising rave Gates nothing bn
broad ,rl milk still contuue the same. Iourredcne
Hing well and doing much good
Very ~, pec fully yours
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state Prison Contracts
N-nTICE :, borobv Given that Proposals

NOTICE is hereby given that Proposals
viii he received NJ the if>pecot ,OHCr tH, 49,
Pm Mimi III a,ant ou the nr,t "Wednesday 90 Hu-lsl
next AZ 10 O'Clock forenoon Tor contract 20 " t.
IN $, ronvi~ on die l.iday of September c1sG = 10 e
"a hin one 80 tor the 'crs II uFc yea ;,
a ,s NO .ucn Kind, of har, Wrong ut Mil, BED
Shoycls and longs, SadilefN, Cutlery a"i e1ne ,
IfarlOar- of which the chei supply Tor tr soi'.a
of lie country imported from viihoutihe ni,
Convenient shop room and fuel viii he urn ,l''.
o. raj the contract mist fad the tools and hsu' ana uc
subject 10 the rules and regulaton>oi the II on
r.ns must be made monthly with cred oi ier
Satisfactory security viii he required Lex tne i4"i''
'F'"' DAVID l.. SEYMOUR Aseut'
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:, = RICIIARDSON'S BITTERS.

S.-GoOD NEWS FOR THE >iCkIIhe inosc,r
- tah.. ,ira,ufr 10 comm EHicaun- 10 vi, lt'oN u
~ r-aults he has experienced from the Use OF Ut . "
richardson's sherry Biers. Daring the last our ys,>
having had occasion 10 macy experiments l w
restoration of nav b. ah, and having ,,perens Hu'h ~
convenience from gen2ra nervous reihiT anu CON-
oncut dnsu-s and ip appetite At .engh iortuhdtD
rpcured boe of Dr. RS Btiers and fom actual eNpe-
renee can recommend them 10 the public ~ o'i ssite
able and cfccusi restorative Of health and ondly
Having had witness n cir erects % many t
NV friends and neighbOr>, testify 10 their ofhenca
effects Dr. Richardson needs no sncoinum WIN mos VIZ
a-r personally or erpcrnenslly acquainted with hn >u
tanning be- doe, high reputation Tor MS hno"t'ust o.
skill In the medcs department To ti,~e VINO hhow nm
not can give no favorable intro ucon man aiV,s
them IN make immediate - bot OF n, yer.
Riicrs. W; " Si'"''
Prom the Palladium, New Haven