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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-04-25
Regular Saturday Packet,

will resume her regular trips as above, on the
opening OF navigation, leaving st. Louis every
Saturday, at o'clock, p NJ, Alton at o'clock,
p. NJ, arriving at Peru every Monday at IL o.
clock, NJ, and Ottawa at . o'clock, T. NJ. Return:
ing. leaves Ottawa every Tuesday at o'clock,
A. NJ, Peru at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, arriving at ST.
Louis early Thursday morning.
The high standing OF Capt. Dickinson and Of
icers, together with the superior accommodations
Of the Western Belle, offers to passengers and
shippers inducements superior TO those of any
other boat in the trade.
The proprietors of the Western Belle have
pledged themselves in case ofex,reme low water,
to put light draught boat in the place of the
Belle, which will enable Capt Dickinson to re-
main in the trade the entire season.
GTPassengers will please he on board at the
hour. as the Western Belle will be punctual to
the time advertised.
CHOUTEAC & VALE. st. Louis.
WALKER & HICKLING, Ottawa.
March ID, lS45. 39-s
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In New Jersey they have vocalis,
called the Singing Wonder who has
been known to run up the chromatic scale
SO fast. that the organ which ought to
have accompanied her, stopped for want
of wind
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lust received from the east, most beautiful
% assortment of GOODS. of the choicest pat.
terms and lates. styles, as follows:
Superior Black, Blue, and Invisible Green
BROAD CLOTHS,
Black and fancy Csssimeres; Prints !;
brown and blue Muslins Sa,tinets /;
Jeans; linen Drilling; Cot.onades; Uni.
ted Stripes Texian Plaid; printed fam
cy and blue Drills Allapaca Irish Lin,
ems green Berage Marseilles Ves,ings;
Ribbons ; Florences brown linen table
Cloths ladies' white and colored Isle
Gloves; do. black Mohair do. white
and black ingram Hose; childrens cotton
Hose mems brown and colored hf. Hose;
ladies Caps Jackonet and Swiss Mus.
Inns; plaid and cambrick Muslins; linen
Lawns; birdseye Diaper; mems pongce
Handkerchief; black Italian Crava,s;
rickings cotton table Diapers Hicko.
rvs; Buttons; Needles Tapes; Ribbons;
Threads sewing Silks; GRAHAM'S
six cord sewing Cotton, a superior article
for ladies use. warranted 200 yard spools.
ALSO, Bonne,s and palm.leaf hats !;
ladies' white willow bonnets ; childrens
white and colored willow bonnels; mems
and boys white and colored palm lie at
hats, all qualities, together with general
assortment of
GROCERIES,, HARD-W.ARE,
Glass, Queens and Stone Hare,
Dye StuGs and Nails.
Rowland's mill saws, &C.. &c., all of
which will be sold at small advance for
cash or produce.
Persons desiring to purchase, will find it to
their advantage to call at the cheap store of
DAY Il BROTHER.
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CANAL SALE.

TIME public are hereby informed that
i under the provisions Of an act Of the legisla-
ture, at their session Of 1874 and 1915, the
town lots described in the following list, will
be sold at public auction, (unlessredeemed before
sale) in the city Of Chicago, on
Wednesday, the 2lst day of May, 1916.
These town lots have been heretofore sold by
the Canal Commissioners, and have become
forfeited by non-payment according to contract.
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- AMERICAN
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
brown s. Garley, Prepriessrs.

Brswu s. Garley, PrePrteisrs.
TIME American Temperance House is situated
Il ut the corner Of Lake and Wabash streets,
the dries, and most eligible part Of the city. and
commands beautiful and interesting view OF
Lake Michigan. II has been repaired and COM
modiously arranged for the accommodation Of the
travelling public, and it will be the constant ef-
fort Of the proprie,ors TO make il pleasant and
agreeable to those who may favor them with their
patronage.
number Of walters, and the table will be furnished
with the best that can be procured in the market.
Their stables are in excellent order, and sup
piled with the hydraulic water.
N. B.-Passengers and baggage carried to and
from the steamboats,, free of charge.
March %, lS45. 4lif
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We understand that the managers of
ST Paul's Church and School House, of.
fer those buildings for the accommodation
of the poor whose dwelling were dis,roy-
ed by the fire yesterday.-Putsburgh
Post .Aprii III.
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Hon. DAVID l.. GREGG. who has re-
Gently been appointed U. s. District At
torney, for the District of Illinois, has
been spending few days in our city on
professional business. We are much
g'a'ltied 10 learn that he intends. in few
months. TO become permanent resident
here.-ChicaS0 .4drocaie.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS :

"E have just received from New York, via
w New Orleans, and offer for sale at the old
stand on the south side of the public square, a
large and splendid assortment of SPRING d
SUMNER GOODS, which will he sold very
low for cash or country produce. Our stock con.
sists in part as follows:
Printed calicoes, newest styles and
patterns.
Blue drills.
Scotch and domestic ginghams.
Bleached and brown dTillings.
Asso',d. summer goods, Cor mems wear.
Fulled cloths, sa,ine,ts & Ky. jeans.
Superior brown sheetings, Waverly's.)
Sd and a. do do (heavy.)
Cotton butts. Cotton yarn, from No.
s 10 10. Candle wick.
ALSO,a few patterns Of Afshans, Dalzarines.
Geneva lawns and cashmere D'Ecose, new and
rich styles. Also. beached muslns, brown hoI-
land, silk and cotton velvet, Irish linen, colorcd
cambricks, insertings, edgings, footings. blond Il
Isle edgngs, blond and nett lace; swiss, null,
book and jaconet muslins, table and buck abuc k
diapers, gimps, zephyr worsted, ladies and gents.
kid, silk and cotton gloves, silk mitts, bonnet
silks, hosiery, black and white wadding, combs
of every variety, needles, pins. and almost every
other article in this line, which is called for in a
county store.
ALSO,
COO prs. mems calf kip & stoga brogans & shoes.
100 kip and heavy boots.
300 ladies buskns. walk shoes, slips, &c.
400 boys, misses & chdr's shoes & boo.ecs.
ALSO, variety Of
Crockery, Glass and Stone-mare. Hard
uare g. Cutlery, School Books,
States, Paper, Ink,
Quilts, &c.
Our old friends and the public generally are in.
viled TO call and examine our goods and prices,
before purchasing elsewhere.
N. B.-Hides, oats. corn, pork, bacon. bees.
wax. &c, wanted. WALKER g. HICKLING
Ottawa, April IS, 1915.
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WOOL.

VNilE subscriber has made an arrangement with
L house in New York city to sell his ship
ments Of wool, the coming season. The farmers,
by availns themselves of this opportunity, will
realise for their wool the best prices. Advances
made il required. q. BURR.
OTTAWA, April IS, ls45.
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Wonders Of insfinti.-h is observed
That some spiders as The place mos, secure
from disturbance, The lids Of charity boxes
IN churches, or the sills Of editors.
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Iron IrOn!I Iron !

uSr received by steamer Lehish, direct from
y rusbursh. a good supply Of Junia,s Iron,
assorted Tor sale for cash or wheat, in lots to iron
wagons. lower than last year.
Peru, April II, is4o. WIN, PAUL L. co.
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TERMS OF SALE.

For town lots, one tenth of the purchase
money to DO paid in hand, and a note given for
the balance at twenty years, on interest from
date, payable at the end Of each year.
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EASH paid for Wheat, and all kinds Of pro.
" duce taken in exchange for goods. by
Peru, April 4. 1S45. DAY & BROTHER.
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Shot & Lead,
Groceries s. Liquors.

Groceries s. Liquors.
TIME subscriber has Just received full sup
Il ply Of Groceries, which he will sell ~ low
for CASH, ~ any other concern. The following
arc few Of ,he articles which he has On hand:
20 bbls. Rcctifed Whisky,
10 boxes Lemons,
Oranges,
10 bbls. Dried Peaches,
Apples,
20 boxca Raisins. Figs and Dried Curants.
ALSO-Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Pepper, Aispiee,
Rice. Mackerel. White Fish and Herring.
He has also . good article OF Brandy, Gin,
Rum, and ali other kinds Of liquor, which no win
sell at avery low per cen,agc to persons wishing
to purchase to cell again. R.MON TGOMERY,
Between Mansion House and City Hotel.
Ot,sws, March 81, 1916. <o-t
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Glass Jnrs.

JUST received, a lot Of Glass Jars, an excel
- lent article for preserves, &c. For sale by
April 20. WALKER e. HICKLING.
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Garden g. Flower Seeds.

NRESH Garden Seeds, also choice variety
IL of Flower Seeds, just received from Riscy'
Garden, Fredonia county, N. Y.
March Ia. WALKER & HICKLING.
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Wheat comes in sparingly, and sells
readily for 70 and 70 cents for shipment !;
city millers pay 80 and 81 cents for choice
samples. Very little has been shipped
the past week, and there remains in store
comparatively small amount to be for
warded.- NeUs.
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Fulton county Jail, llls.. was burned
lately by horse.shief, the only prisoner,
who broke out, but was retaken.
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Part Of the sClark FARM 10 Lease.
TIiE subscriber will lease for 5 years,
Il or less, 80 acres, being the ell of
tn NV q sec. "a. L. 33, N. r. E., ly-
ing but short distance south of the town
Of Ottawa.
Application for lease may be made to
Geo. II. Norris, Esq, at Ottawa, or at
the Prairie Farmer Office in Chicago, 10
j. S. WRIGHT.
Chicago, March IA, ls45. 40
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Peru, April 4, 1915.
WOODEN WARE,

OnDOZ. Patent and Cedar Pals, and doz.
~ Wash Tubs. Also, 10 gross Clothes
Pins, for sale very cheap by
march IA. 1915. WALKER & HICKLING.
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SPRING Il SUMNER GOODS,

lust received from the east, most beautiful
% assortment Of GOODS. of the choicest pat.
terms and latest styles, as follows:
Superior Black, Blue, and Invisible Green
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Groceries at Peru.

4 FULL supply Of Coffee, Sugar; Molssscs,
"A Rice and Salt, just received direct from New
Orleans. Also, fresh Teas, Spices. Salcratus,
dried Apples and Peaches, Soap. Candles, To.
bacco, &c, for sale by WIN. PAUL & co,
Peru. April II, l845.
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Buffalo Robes.

huuNAO kSODcSs
BALES Buffalo robes, just receiv-
III ed and for sale by
Oct. 3, 1914 WALKER g. HIcKLiNo.
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Fruit, &C.

N r Raisins; 90 drums fresh
~ Smyrna Figs, and 5 boxes Lemons. foI
sale by WALKER e. HICKLING.
March Ia, 1S45.
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Coffee 4 Rice.

OOSACkS prime Rio Coffee, and ticrces
% Carolina Rice, good article, just recei.
we'd and for sale low by
March ID. lS45. WALKER & HICKIING
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Sugar a. MOlasscs.

sugar n N1OIaSScs.
400 hhds' N o Sugar, and 220 bbls. n o
lUU and suear-house Molasses, part on
hand and balance to arrive soon, for sale low by
March Ia, lS45. WALKER g. HICKLING.
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Nails Il Fish.

GnkEGS Boston and Juniata Nails, and
W. Dried Coo and White Fish, and No 1
Scotch Herring, Just received and for sale low in
lots to suit purchasers, by
March IA, 1915. WALKER Il HlCKLING
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THE MARKETS.

CnIcAoc, April %.
From the Daily News table, April 81.
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NOTICE.

TKvIlE srhsefiser. beng dssif9u' II trying 70
n better h's condition End OF obtaining mrans
to enable him TO liql.taie ns debts, inform, those
10 ahom b. is indebted that bo will remove from
tits State between his time ard the 18th 1f April
next Believing that Il hc remain here he will
ufFer be able ogei out Of d.a,t, .ad such induce.
ments being he'd cut q himas 70 satisfy him %
duty he owes himself, hI. family and bis crsd.
tors 10 do 20. He takes this public way N mnk.
ing the matter known 80 that none may have
cause 70 complain.
JOHN NEWELL.
FcJruoy %, 1915. 81
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A. NJ. BURTON.
Beany's Ford, Dec. 25, ls4i.

81 Whs!her lime or plaster would DO most
beneficial, must depend on the nature Of the soil,
and the crop 10 be raised from it.
(b) Spreading lhe manure broad cast should be
generally followed IN addition to this, it is con
sidersd good prscticG 10 manure lightly in tho
hill, to givo the crop start; and again on the
hill around the plant, Just before it commences
fruiting One mus be guided BY ercumstances
somewhat in these matters
i 81 We think our correspondent should make
other trials before condemning plaster as local
causes may have caused is ineffcicncv Ii sown
in dry weather, lis effects viii not become an.
parent in some time; it IN wet weather, almost
Immediately. II is found that an ordinary crop
Of these gases usually contains from j 10 2
cut, Of this ALT per acrs. To such crops the ~.
plieation Of plaster must be beneficial To other
crops, such as peas, beans, wheat, oats barley il
is Of little service because, upon anslysis, scarce
4 trace Of plaster can be found in them Per
hops tie soil Ehero " Burton applied tho plas.
ter 10 the grass was CT haused Of IL potash If SO,
II would be Of no material benefit to the grass.
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II rio Goods,

Just RECEIVED
Gentlemen 81 Ia ixy,r~xrrs
dies Gold lever Rs
Silver do.
Gold Guard Fob Chains Il Exeys
breast Pms and Ginger Rings,
Gold and silver Pencils,
Fable and Tea spoons, 'warrsnted)
German Table and Tea do.
PEiIted CaudIestickS and Casters,
Fine RazcTs in pairs and Single.
Fine Pocket and Pen Hniycs.
low for CASH
THO. TRCTTER.
March q, l6I5. 2hf
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V aluable Gold Mine
FOR Sale.

z n obedience to Decree Of the Court Of Equity
n for Csbsrrus county, made at ,as. February
Term. will sell I'll the Court-lluUss IN Concord,
Oh TUESDAY the 223 day Of April next Of being
Tuesday of April Court hat valuable tract Of
Land, on which William 5. Mcclellan, decd late
y resided, lyiGg en- the waters uf Caidwtli's
Creek, adjoining the lands Ct John Morgan, Jno.
McLs'ty and others, containing $40 acres
This tract Of land lies in one Of The richest min
ing sections Of the county Of Cabarrus, aad upon
which valuable mine has been opened. All per-
sons wishing 70 purchase property ior mining
purposes, viii DO vel 10 ayai! themselves q TIL.
opportunity the aud is vel adapted for
agricultural purposes.
a credit Of twelse moaths viii te given, by the
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JOS. W. SCOTT. c. & T..
March 6, ls45 Price adv s. tl5
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l|EE; Z "A j

EAR. HULL's COUGH LozENGEsafs 7 :
EB rapidly approaching all other PteP''a',,'.'
for the relief Coughs, Colds, Asthma, " nooP.,t
coug b, Csiafrah, TIghtaess Of the chest, Sfop'p
tie, and similar pulmonary Affections
One box Of these Ioscugos will often % ny
good in cases Of iucipienl consumption than ~
30 realized hy change Of climate. No oour,'
however deeply seated, can reaist then ifaaq..s ~.
ing Influences and all diseases Of The lungs t'4'
and other organs Of respiration, II not u,'e'9
yond the powcr Of medicine, readily yield 10 '''''
invaluable Lozcngcs.
ALSO DR.. HULI'S
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WORN! i! sEz E; NOES

The sufosi, and sllcn Medicines ever di'e0''
for erpcliing worms from children
Only Read what lhhy have done. -.
Lqnderdal, Co., tTtaH.l Aug. y 10"
DE. CALUN l.. lluLL- lit,
DrAR SiE,--Your agent len with me a qus"
Of your Worm nnd hJLnzcnge iot ~ I'D
have ngcd part OF them m my ianHy s''r ..,f..
the balance ! have had family about % t ,',,re
and p,oaouncc your Lozcnges The best y, ,l..
for the complaints they are designed to eu.t mo
have ever uscd in my family, please ior~'''
a supply ma soon ms possible
Yours, with respect nNT
LEONARD DERNlDAN't.
Plicc Is cents per boS, with foil dirsG''."'
usng For sale 10 Charlotte by AIRS
And may be found generally IN all '''' '''
and villages IN ihr State.
IVdrruntre Dccds fer sale atfhi' oD'''
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D j |, u 1 l. Us.
IkI5s q e, z & n I ., a! ! j;
NJ, WI. n I y Y I i
I 1. y. "A \ I'd u ' 4

z Prove al IhIr . and hold fas, to tina, wbitt !
Rood."--PAut.
None need suffer With that dt,rcssinR ter
psint CliiLfS AND EEVERS Of fEVEk
AND AGuE. lor It Is speedily and psfmahfn !
cured IS y, HulL'S cclts,ateG ANTi.FEFts
FILLS They never fail 10 cure the chdli -
ever the hui day when used according TO sl'f..
ton, and d. not sickcn the stomach % operate aT'
The bowels. Thousands Of certificates hsye ~
proscuind 10 the proprietor by planters Of The fi
tcspcc'abhty. phyrcisns Of cnubeaee sHl es-H
win have used them.
The lOioNipr certificate vas given b. Ire
b gh'y respectable Planters, near fi.e Psi uafs'
Tsh,dcra Co. Ala ono of whom bad Used tssFs
boxes oiihe fIlIs N his 0vp family.
This IL iaCtriify that We fHyo uso3 Dr.. llasi
Fever md Aguc Pills IN our f,nh.es 10 feyef,. q
eos % Fever and Chis and Power and 4 a
miaistration has bren attended with compiler
Gees In 10 case have they failed 10 have III
sircd Eject when sscd according 10 diIeclost-
We think they RE coed lill, and would east
fully recommend rhcm 10 al Pc sons suhleetiol..
yer and Chlls ANd fcvr,. Given under our hafsi
Teb Q, 1913. JAMES BAGLY
hagsa /" JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Jauc %, HARRIS TAYLOR
Fofsa in Charlotte by u. Oa'os.
Concord by J. 4 K. WineeoT ( @
J & " Murphy Salisbury
Jas II. Enplsa,
Zach box contains 90 doves OF Pills, with isii
directions for using them. Price 81 per boi'
And may be found generally on enquiry N lAs
.'tlies and Villages 10 the State.
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STATE or AORTH CAROLINA


MECKLENRuRG CoUNIV.
Court Of Pleas and Quartcr Sessions, Jun
nnry Tern, ls45.
John Irwin ongi1al Attachment, e-
rs wed In the hands Of Joshua
Carter Cri!icndrn Tro'ter aud him summoned
a. earn -lac.
II 7 appearing 70 the satisfaction Of The Court
4 that Carter tfiaoudan, the defendant 10 tbs
case, u mol an inhab.lant q his State Il IS fhss.
fare Onfsrsd, That pot !caton lie made for six
weeks IN the Charlotte Journal, uo,i yIng said -.
fsndantto hu and mp ear al orr next Cont Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions, to be held at tie Court
House IN Charlotte, on the fourth Monday IN
April next, then and there to repevy or plead
10 issue or Judgment viii be rendered against
him and the property levied on condemned to
p a'nlifi's claim.
Witness, Charles T. Alexander. jun Clerk Of
our said CourI, at Office, the Iih Monday in Janu-
AIRY, A. ID. 1915
CT. ALEXANDER, IT,, CMC
Price Adv So t3i
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Balm Of Columbia.

u D ALDNESS cured certainly and ctfcctullly
ID . TIE reputation Of an article is established
moi by extensive adyefing and puFing, INT by il.
known virtue aud intrinsic value. The course ot
the prop-ietors Of the BALM Of Columbia," has
been in accordance with the above fact. They
have endeayorcd to give TO the pnblic an article,
with which the user would be pleased and salts,
fed. II IS well known 10 those. who use this pre-.
paraIlon, that i, keeps The hair from falling out.
restores II on bald PLACES in wonderful Gsgfce.
making the hair perfectly soft md glossy and
what IS Of equal interest," keeps it entirely FREQ
i!om dandfuh; 10 fact continued use of il pre-
vents entirely, any accumulation Of dandruT -
Sold who'e5ale by Comstock q Co. 81 Cortland
$. n Y, and retail BY Oates Charlotte.
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.VAHHEN's Tonic PEEL
For Fever & AgHe Gbiils & Fever
and G0nEcstiyc Fever.

FaNlIE Proprietor Of this Medicine oilers 10 tie
-E- public a sure rcmcdy f1r Tie above com.
plants. a review Of tbe hcst sgtaafs viii show
ihata very large portion Of the human race die by
Acute Disease OF Fever aad sbigctlaF, chill. Or
The cold stage hat precodea, Affect ii not govern
the most Or al Of then. Tbs ia an impoft4u, pro.
position for an in4ulFtng aud candid public, aud
offer by the solution Of this problem, IN medical
scicacc aud practice. a medicine Of such peculiar
properties capital If many per cent, that EN- pre-
vent arrest break tho Ague or Cbills IN al tic
stage" This Medicine has been faifiy tested IN
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana where dis
cases Of the most obstinate character exist; snd
tie Proprietor viii refund all thai pertains 10 him
# the person, who makes trial Of the Pills will
aver after the use Of two boxes properly, that he
has not been bcneiiled by them
mo j Walden, MI
The above Medicine s ior sale sttho Drug Store
Of d. Oates, Charlotte NJ {. where certificate, "
cures can be seen.
June 10. 1871 11f
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NOTICE

e s hereby given, that ! have left al Notes and
z Accounts IN the hands Of n. b. Taylor, in
Charlotte, and request all persons indebted to ne
in any manner to call on him and make settle
ment. ! ara compelled 70 ,loso my business, and
those who DO rot call on Mr.. Tay or and settle
their dues previous to the next April County Court
cannot blame me for the consequences. Mr.. Tsy
lor may at al times be found at the uf6ce Of Ia,
County Court Clerk 10 Charlotte.
X G. ALLISON.
Mareh I, 1545. tao