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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-16
WEEKLY ALMANAC,
MOONS PHASES.
A NEW WIG SONG.

Als-"A ,est she'd and .foriag sea-
Tia .bio Of States in mu,iuous way,
she needs change Of crew
well man her soon with Henry Clay
And Freunghuysen, too
AID Frelng uysen, 90, my boys,
ale with the Tariff she
vi, ike an es Gle, fly and leave
All mstlls on the lea
The snip Of States in muiinous way,
she needs change Of crew;
Wsl! man her soon with Henry Clay
And FreIinghugsen, too
r, g,ll.n, sailor. Henry Clay,
s1sp captain OF Lsr be;
tbsl then sal proudly on her wy
TIE frgate Of the free.
And Frsinghlysen shall be mate
The go7d Old Theodore:
lfon tha waves SHELL sail elaie,
All storms and dangers DER.
The ship Of States in a mu,inous way, &c
u, sih tie present motley crew,
Sic Wo1ld pirAe BE-,
Aad-all uato Their trust untrus-
Sal il~lsss Ger the sea.
II. present captain, too, would charge
Tas brave old stripes and ,tsr'i
Eai plcuder far and near would range,
AID 2lung. her men in vars
Tia ship sf States IN mltino1s way, &o.
t..tts owners know Bis bsss designs
They SEQ where he "a bound;
T5.7s for change m1de up heir minds,
Waia tho vessel still ssound.
81 Malty Vsn mol tie mln,
Ht sailing is not plain,
r. ouce With bim md "a poor clan,
STA ,ossed upon tie main.
TasGajp Of State'. in motinioai way. Dc
SIS tossed lpo1 ihs main, and los
Fol many spar and mast,
tr.taa upon fatal coas,
T-sEorms Wers driviag (asl:
CatI brave ilirrison took command,
Tasa b,ste the eloaas away;
llaysa seemed 10 snls upon that band,
A,ro's The glorious Day.
Iss,hI1 Of States N a ml!inous way lie
We % not want such 4 captain IS
llnes Polk sad Jobn Calhoun,
AIsso III. crafty Lswu Cas-
al Es.Il - the noon,
A. sGHIl,ld, common sailors these,
laTor,hy Of the trust
u guds our tim ship through the sssi--
They'd quail at every gust
The .aip d Sg4t.s 10 mlliaods way, &s
65s Us that old tar, Henry Cay.
be knows each spar aud mlIti
Aa.iof la for many dIy,
Sail captain b, a, last,
h1, honest, brays, and good. and uas,
And firm as the Northern star;
. HsI guide our ship al. dangers lhFough,
And leave than all slar
Y Tbs ship Of States 10 mU,ino1s way, dc
a1rh then we for Henry Clay,
Ard FrslinghuFsen, mate
!sf ttsta the oEnsrs now all say
Sail guide the ship Of State!
Ilsa tsvorng vinds will fl The ssils,
And band each gallant mast
With one at the helm who never qnails.
Ws'll fcsr no adverse blast,
VI tho ship Of State. IN matnous way,
ehs needs ch,ngs Of crew;
WI man her soon with tlsury Clay
And FfeiInghuy-en, too.
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A SUFFERING LOVE.

"Oh mother" said young boy, +" Mr..
s. does love Aunt Lucy. lie sets by
her, he whispers 10 her, and hugs her,"
"Why Edward" eyclnlmed his mother
-" YOUR aunt don't suffer that--doos shel'
Suffer itp' replied tho child" yes,
mother, she loves il
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VOLUME XIV
T. ]. H0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor IL Publisher
TERMS:


rvo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
- - oS,auce. THREE DOLLARS # mol
81 ,,;,bin thres months. And THREE Dol.
TiRS AND FIFTY CENTS If NOT paid until az
=. ne expiration Of the gear. No paper diseon
Gsr,4 raiil al arrssrdgss are paid, except q liz
ss.ioa Of the Editor.
II llrsrtisesssnfs Inserted al one DO''ar PEI
,,'e,, (t6 lines or less. this sized fyps,) fer tas
~ Insertion, aEI % cents for each continuance
C,sr advertisements aud Sier.F's Sales ehgrg.
ID IS ttr cent higher; and a dsdee''O" Of S3i
ar cent ril be made from the regular prices, for
ssIrfrti,els b. the year Adosrtiss nsnts 'n.,ried
rsuthiy or qaa,terig 2 pr sqaafs for e.eh h"s
seui.msrihiy IS esats pr square lor eeeh iiqe.
AGENTS.
cIR. NJ Cochran. Meck.sRlurg. n G.
C,ag ". Harris. MI. Grore, \. c.
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The Lds.,-The latest o. X. we have
seen is On of Cash. According to ms
the printers are oil Q. x,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-02
Albany.
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

Correspondence OF the Herald.
ALBANY, Jan. 80, 1874.
Effect Of the Atmosphere on the Sight-Haoricat
Research for Loan Genius, ioith an O-Migh-
tn Men and Mountain Mttton-Soirees, &C.
This is the coolest day we have experienced in
this city in many ycars-the thermometer at ~ be-
low zero in the middle of the day. The sleghing
is beautiful the river, and stages ply hourly be-
tween this city, Hudson and Troy, on the river 1t
is ascertained that the ice between this city and
Troy is nearly five feet thick This is the thIckest
that has ever been known BEFORE by the oldest re-
sldents.
The legislative proceedings are as yet of but lit
tie moment The most spirited debate that has
taken place came on to-day in the Assembly. 1t
was on the application of the county of jefferson
for loan of money to defray the expenses of pub
lie schools and other embarrassments that this
county has been in for two or three years past.
Mr. Lee, OF Erie county, opened the discussion in
a very spirited manner, but In the course of his
speech he flew over the history Of the United
States from the time OF the election of John
Adams to the present day, and from thence to other
countries. Mr.. Lee is decidedly a smart speaker
and man of ready wit and great flow Of words !;
whetherto the subject or MOI, he keeps up a tre-
mendous talking The constituents of Mr.. Lee
have no reason to BE- ashamed of their representa-
tive, for lac does them honor. At the close of Mr.
LIS speech, several gentlemen sprung 10 their feet
TO repy but the floor was conceded to the gentle
man in the corner with grey coat, Mr.. Michael
Hoffman, OF Herkimer county, who next address
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Mr.. j. II. Hall, who is described by the local
papers most industrious, talented, and worthy
actor, was to take benefit at the Albany Museum
on Wednesday night. The "The Maid of Munster
is performing at the Amphitheatre in that city
Mrs. Anderson being Kate O'Brien
1.-The Bohemians or, the Rogues Of Paris" i,
drawing crowded houses AT the National Theatre
Boston. A new drama called the Love Gift, has
been produced there, which seems likely to have
run.
The Museum at Baltimore, is now occupied by
Mr.. Bacon, who is occurring upon Jerusalem and
the adjacent scenery.
Macready is at Savannah, doing pretty well.
His Hamlet and Macbeth are praised by the papers
in extravagant terms.
New Orleans is full of theatricals. The musicals
we have noticed elsewhere. AT the American
Yankee Hill is playing sly Saco in the Knight of the
Golden Fleece. and Hiram Dodge in the Yankee
Pedar Tu,hl plays Terry O'Rourke in the Irish
Tutor AT the SAINT Charles, MIR Placide plays
Hectic in Petticoat Government, and Josh Doolit-
tie IN Redwood or Connection Curiosities Signor
Rlbas also appeared. At the National Amphithes-
tire, the Iowa Indians are still in Camp, and Dick
Turpn may be on his journey to York. Dress
and Masquerade Balls are being given in the
Washington Rooms.
AT Mobile, Mrs Seguin has taken her benefit ;
aud the opera troupe have left. Wallack is playing
his best characters at the principal theatre Russell
rs singing AT Mobile, but is under engagements 10
return 10 New Orleans Mrs. w. II. Smith, an ex-
cellent actress has become very popular in Mobile
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Correspondence of the HERALD


JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 3, 1874
Legislative Proceedings--Sendtors and StuccO
Wrk-Cotton Crop and Freshds-I hsatrioals
If the proceedings of the Legislature will impart
any interest to your readers. you shall have 1t in
bnet. .....
Both bodies assembled on the LIST January, and
at once went into election of officers. J. l.. Tot
ten, of Marshall, was elected Speaker of the House
on the second ballot; l.. L. Taylor, Clerk, without
opposition; Jesse Speght, of Lowndes, President
of Senate. There can be no doubt Of McNutts
election to the Senate of the United States
Jessse Speight, standing six feet SIX in his boots,
has been elected to the United States Senate Ed.
Her.1 -
The election of Mayor came off on the LIST, and
resulted in the choice of ]. p: Olden, Esq.
The State House IS beautiful structure, and GER
tainly cannot be surpassed for interior beauty and
elegance, short of the Capitol at Washington.
Cotton has failed third in this section, owing
to the heavy rains. Indeed, it has ralned without
cessation for weeks the mud is literally knee deep;
worse however, in Vicksburgh than here. Men OF
business in v have to be hauled In drays to their
stores. The charge for conveyance of two trunks
from the wharf to the hotel is 81 30. Renonstra-
ting against so exorbtant rate, the negro bluntly
sad "Can't kelp it, massa, de horse here only last
four months, den we turns 'em out and buy anob-
err" .
The Chapman family have the theatre, and are
likely to reap an excellent harvest. j. ii. Kirby
and Lennox of your city are here, the former de-
lighting the town with Claude Melnotte, Damon,
Richard ILL.,, Lear, &c: He is great card. The
latter is playing some rich Scotch pieces with much
eclat HIS Baie Jarvie is lnimltable:, Burton fol-
lows, who, by the way has carried all before him
in New Orleans and Mobile. The people here take
as much interest in his approach as in the election
of Governor. More anon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-02

.N&R FOR new ORLEANs-Louis,.na and New
M&$ York Line Regular packet of the 10th February
The fast sailing packet ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt.
billiard Will sail as above her regular day For freight
on board at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street. or
- +. COLLINS Co, IS South street
Shippers by this line rely having their goods cor
rectly measured
Agents in New Orleans. Hui in Il Woodruff. who will
promptly for ward all goods to their address go ,
The packet ship Ocmuges Capt Francis Peet will ccsed
the Mississippi and sail the 10th February h regular day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-02
Circuit Court.
Before Judge Kent.

FEB. l.-Thorne Mosier.n this OF SANDER
ported day two since the jury returned verdict OF
$500 damages and costs in favor Of the defendant.
To-day the partner of Moser was brought to trial for
the offence. The evidence is precisely the
that already given. II will be continued tomorrow
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Common Pleas,

FrB. &c X. L. Judd vs.. Thomas Downing --verdict
in favor of the defendant
John Porter Charles Naturalization Of replevn ye.
ported yesterday Verct for the plaintiff in cents dam
ages assessing the property at 5000,
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SUPREME Court, Jan. Is g. n, 29.-Present
Chief Justice Nelson, Mr. Justice Bronson, and
Mr. Justice Cowen-Forbes and al ads Duncan cause
argued.-Wilmerdng Vs. Hart and al; do.--Coe and AL
mango County Mutual Insurance Company ads. Space
cause argued-Colt ads. Nowlan do-Toyt ads Mead
do-Sharpe ads Hinsdill cause argued Judgment for
defendant demurrer, with leave to plaintiff to amend
usual tems,-Morss ads Richards cause argued-R.
chards ads. Grswold do-Merryfed ads. Walker and
al argued motion to set aside report Of referees
denied Mahon ads The Utica and Schenectady Railroad
Company cause argued-Reynolds VS.. Lownsbury do
Corey ads. Gibbs argued motion to set aside
report of referees denied.-sharpc ads Church
argued judgment for plaintiff demurrer leave TO
amend on usual tcrms-Salisbury and al McCoun and
al; cause argued -Bassord and al ads. The Common
wealth of Kentucky do-Sher ads. Benedict and al
o-The Mechanics Mutual Insurance Company Troy,
ads Aston do-A d. Pinney admitted for Attorney
.9lbauu Atlas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-02
OLD LINE LIvERPooLsPACKETs.

HE OLD LINE Of Packets for Liverpool! will! hereafter be
despatched the following ORDER excepting that when the
sailing day falls Sunday ships will sail the succeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-02

AA TO LFT-From the first Of February next that
;n ys'uabe stana the hsl Road Depot Hotel, York
bay fixtures complete. Apply on the premises. orto
~ Gt.Tc GEO. NOMLAN ProaIect Hall
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Or. HOUSEMAN'S
G. E z M NJ Col IL C. II II Z q pc

VI II ~ wi a ~ W " III ID X ~ 3,
pREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN j. DAVIS, city
Of Hudson, Columbia County, N. Y, FOR sale ia this
city, wholesale and retail by
JAMES s. AsPINwALL,
86 William street. General Agent for this city
and by Of the principal retail druggists New York
Brooklyn. Perhaps and valuable medicine
than this provided for the afflicted No has
hitherto been made the press to make extraordinary
virtues known but been long tried aud efficacy
thoroughly proved by the inble test Of actual
perience. BY and intrinsic excellence IL has be-
highly ceated every section Of the where
IL has been IL may without exaggeraton be
ed Inble remedy for colds, coughs asthma, influenza
whoopng couRh Group hsamorhage raising blood
and all the complaints affecting the breast and lungs and tend
consumption and general debility Numerous estimo
malls be the hands of the agents for the sale of this
healing basam showing that such has been its effects
Vulnerable multitude Of The proofs of its fu
efficacy nconrovertibe; if used in the first of Of
the complaints above named complete preventative
and their further arrested. In this climate where such
complaints sudden changes OF wealth
who places right value upon health should be with
this medicine. A timely Of il will immense bills
for medical attendance, and, what will prevent the
angushng suengs Of protracsd Illness and often
life itself Ecacioas mild pleasant and always
harmless; purely vegetable compound and be TAX
with safety all kinds Of weather aud under all
stances acts mild healing expectoant and the same
time very gentle tonic Its has only thou
sands who laborng under temporary Illness but has
produced the health Of constp
tionay feeble effect mgart tone and the
system, while weakness ff
Price fifty a bottle OF four iteodtmsm
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FRENCH CHINA

FRENCH CHINA
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET, Up stair
DALESME Importer and Agent for manufacturers, hs,
"A. always hand large for dinner and
plain white and gilt French Porcelain we'll dinner
dessert plates OF all assorted Dishes soup
dishes salad bowls fruit baskets custard and stands
Aiso Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek French and Amer
shape.
All tbs articles warranted Of the best quality and
Old on bers terms sud lots pnvrhHxcrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-02

MELANCHOLY StIcrpE-Edward O'Connor Esq
Counsellor at Law, residing in Vernon street, com
mttcd suicide by taking laudanum on Monday night
Being disappointed in obtaining situation Mt The Navy
Yard he sent his wife away her friends In Maine and
the same night took quantity OF audsnum, which ended
stating the reason for committing the act to be- that he
could not support his wife in the style that he expected
when he was married He came from New York, aud
has resided but short time Verdict of the inquest
suicide from taking laudanum, administered by him
self-Bosfon Bee.
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LIMITED STATES DAGuERK!AN GALLERY. ":
~ Broadway, up stair-E WHITE would respectfully cal
the attention Of citizens strangers visiting the city
splendid collection Of single
from two to fourteen the plate which fo
beauty and of deneaten be surpassed Po
traits taken in all kinds Of weather either with withou
colon.
The American Institute its late exhibition awarded Nj,
White the first for the best Daguereotype Likeness TO
eaera effect which is but another proof Of TIT
superiority Of his portraits.
Mr. White sole agent New York for the very superio
imported German Camaras and other Establishment
this city State they be obtained
N. B.-nported German Camaras also French and Amer
Instruments Of the very best quality with Plate Gases
sale the lowest nj 3n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
PIOugIls! PlOuglls!
DRY Goods.

HpROAD cloths, cassimeres, sainetts,
ND gray fulled cloth, pilot cloth YES
tings, silk and cotton velvet, tlannels, kerr
seys, jeans, hard times, linseys, plain.
plaid and colored mernoes, black, color
ed and plaid alpaca of the latest styles ;
muslin de LANES large assortment OF cal
icoes of the most approved patterns; bal
zarine prints, muslins, lawns. shawls, Ia
BILE covers. cotton and linen diaper, ladies'
hose, handkercheis, gloves &c. &c.,-at
the stone store, Peru.
BALDWIN & BREsrER.
September 3, 1914.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01

'''I VIM i'''N AN 10 80 AZ -
The sudden change Of the weather " III he rro.
ductiyc of much sickness, unless people are care
=, to attend 10 the state of the stomach and bow.
els. lfthis is done, no danger will arise; hu, on
The first feeling Of headache, pain in the side back
or bowels, have recourse to NORErH'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PULS,-Six or
eight OF these pills will, in most casrs be suiri.
cicnt as first dose. And one dos, Of this Kind
it is not improbable, may prevent months Of sick
ncss, perhaps death.
They will, if used during the prevalence OF
any cause for disease generally prevent fatal 70
suits; because they remove from the stomach and
bowels any morbiic matters TIA, may have accu-
mula,cd in the system by inhnlug ISPuRE AN,
or from eating rSwnoLEsoNfE rJpo.
Il is at all times easier to rREyrvr dian rrHF
disease, because taking a preventive course hy
using these Pills, we do not debill1iethc natural
functions Of the body but rathhr strengthen and
! aslis, them; the peculiar action # BRAND
KErHS VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
it to CLEANSE tho nLoop from alIiMpmm.es. pas-
srnvE the coVsriTUrIoN in such state of health
and vigor that casual changes cannot affect il.
| fresh supply just received and for sale hy
| G. l.. THOMPSON, Druggist sole agent for
O}o,oo; also, by S. G. SMITH, Druggist, Peru.
nrPrlce, % cts. per box, with full directions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-01
New summer and TaII Goods.

IFHNlIE subscribers have Just receive,
N from the East. and offer for sal,
at very low prices, for cash or produce
seasonable assortment of Dry Goods
&C., comprising, in part, as follows -
l2 bales "a and "A brown Domcslics
3 do cotton yarns, No 5 TO 10 Ions
and short reel.
9 do do Bats.
do blue Drilling.
200 pieces printed Caiicocs.
% do Summer Stuff, viz, DENNIS,
York Mixtures, Summer Cassimeres,
Cotonadcs, Gambroons, Hamilton
rweeds.
10 pieces Bro: Drills,
IL do Bed Tickings.
20 do bleached Shittings and sheet
ings.
% do Broad Cloths, Sattinotls and
Jeans.
10 do Buffalo Cloths and Moleskins.
Dundee Begging, Osnabnrgh, Scolh and
American Gnghams, Shifting Stripes,
Apron Checks, brown Linen, Irish
Linens, black and colored Camhricks.
Jaconett, Swiss, Bood, null and bard
Muslins. Bishop Lawn, Bonnet Silks,
silk dress Iaudkerchefs and Cravats,
pongee. 0agg, Madras and cotton flag
landkerchiefs, silk and cotton velveis,
table and towel Diapers, Hosiery, la
dies and gents kid, silk, and cotton
Gloves, silk Mitts, sewing Silks,
Twist, tallor's Trimmings, &c. &c.
also, 26 cases Boots, Shoes, and Bro
gans, containing mems thick and fine
Boots, Brogans, and Pumps; ladies'
Bootees, Shoes, Slips, Buskins. and
Ties, Boys, Misses, and ChiIdren's
Shoes.
Also, A good assortment of Nails, Shelf
Hardware, Crockery Ware, Stone
Ware; School Books, Stationary, Ink
and Quills, Drugs, Medicines, and Dyf
Sulls. Our stock Of Groceries and
Liquors is as full and complete as tina,
Of any other in La Sale county. Our
old friends and the public generally are re-.
specially invited TO give us call and try
our prices.
WALKER 81 llICKLING.
Ottawa, July 25, 1914.
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LEATHER.
GREEN'S MILLS.

'NNHE subscriber would most respect
- fully inform his old friends and Gus
toners, that he has taken his mills again
and hopes, from the repairs which he has
made together with strict and accommada-
ting millers, to receive liberal share of
public patronage.
The business will be conducted under
the superintendent Of his son, d. Green,
who, from long experience in the above
business, hopes TO render general salts
faction. JOHN GREEN.
Dayton, August Q, 1874.
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REMARKABLY CURE OF HIP DISEASE.


New York, July 26th 1913.
Messrs. SAyns--Gcnt.:-M daughter, aged
six years, was attacked with the hip disease when
Two years old, and since then ,he has been grow
ing gradually worse until recently, and her suffer
ing at intervals was most painful to behold, and
battles all description. The head OF the hip bone
was thrown entirely out ofpIace, after which mat.
ter puss formed in the socket OF the JOINT, and
for many months in succession she was entirely
deprived of all natural rest. she was reduced 10
a mere skeleton and very often exclaimed, "Oh,
mother | wish it might pleasc the coed Man
above to take me to himself Ii was my ferrent
prayer her sullerings mig be terminated and my
anxious fears removed
The Almighty has promised to be with us in
six troubles, and in the seventh lie will not leave
us nor forsake US, if we put our trust and comb
dence in Him; and Truly can say II has been
verified in the present case. Through HIS bless
ing and your fundamentally, my child livcs-yeF,
is restored to perfect health, and is living monu-
ment of the efficacy of your heoth.res,oring Sar-
saparilla. We had tried all the remedies within
our reach, had the bone once set had II bis'ored
and purgcd, without effect. She commenced the
use of the Sarsapailla in April last, and IN less
than a week there was an evident Improvement:
discharge came out from the hip joint, and in a
few days it commenced healing, and in less than
two weeks was entirely closed. During the time
Of using the Sarsaparilla she passed large quant-
ties of Worms, which aided materially in hasten
ing the cure. She rapidly improved in health and
strength her appetite increased, and she is now
entirely restored, and wholly so by the use Of your
Sarsaparilla. With the grateful feelings OF mo-
theirs heart and fathers joy, we subscribe our
selves your friend WILLIAM S. BAILEY,
SARAH BAILEY.
No. 500. Fourth-street.
We the subscribers, bcing neighbors to William
and Sarah Bailey, know the above statement in
relation to their child and the cure performed by
Sands Sarsaparla, to he strictly true.
WILLIAM POWERS,
JNO. MYERS.
Prepared and sold by a. B. Sauds g. Co, Drug
gists and Chemists, Granite building, 273 Broad
way, Corner of Chambers street, N Y, and for
sale BY Druggists ,hroughout,hc u. s. Price, S
per bottle, six bottles for 50. afd r.f
OF Remember ,hatit is SANDS Sdrs0parjM that
has, and is constantly achieving such remarkable
cures ofthe most difficult, class ofdiscnses
q. IL. THOMPSON,
Agent by special appointment Of the propretos
for Ottawa and vicinity 23--y
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GEOTu DRESSING

VIII he done in workman-like manner, for the
following prices Pulling aud dressing browns or
blacks 25cts. per yard drabs, 20cts. fulling and
dressing coorcd cloths, l24 cts; securing, color
ing and pressing for women's wear, 10 cts. per
yard.
We would return thanks for the patronage
which has heretofore been SO literally bestowed
upon us, and would kindly ask a continuance of
the same, and would say that no pains shall be
spared on our part with skillful workmen, 10 rem
der general satisfaction. J. s. ID. GREEN.
DAYTON Factory, April -, 1914.
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II E NJ o V A l..
George St,,if[,

ID ESPECTfULLA informs the citizens #
Ia Ottawa and vicinity, that he has removed
his Tutoring establishment to the south side of
the public square, over J. & c. Anmours store.
lie isprcpared To do work on the most reosona-
bic terms, aud warrants all garments made 10y
him to iit. Cutting will be done ON shor notice
and warranted r" fit properly made up. He is
thankful for past tavors aud hopes siill 20 receive
a share oftho public patronage.
Ottawa, Lune IS, 1874