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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-13

According to statistical tables, women in all
countries commit fewer crimes than men.
In France, women compose one>ffth Of the
condemned, in the u. s. only . tenth. But
les, the ladies' should be vain. we may add that
il 10 said the origin Of most crimes may be uac-
Cd 10 their influence.
The humble are not always the harmless, II
you tread upon scorpion yeu must expect he
will use his sting.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-13
THE YOUNG ASTRONOMER.
BY MRS. D. r. THOMAS.

BY MRS. D. F. THOMAS.
Az ask the deathless stars, my boy,
The sacre, Of their power
To chain the soul in silent awe.
At evenings lonely hour!
For since the Eastern mag watched
On Chaldon's midnight plain,
Full many Paga priest and seer
Have asked them, oil in vain!
Far up they roll their silent course,
With calm and steady light,
Still looking on the deeds ofeor,h,
Lone watchers OF the night
They saw asyria's rise and fall
They say the might Of Rome
And these are fed, ye, still the Stars
Watch from thair deathless home.
And ages more shall pass away,
And empires come and 60.
Yet s'ill the stars shull keep their watch,
With faces wan and woe.
III tell the child what subtle power
10 theirs, as thus they roll
tbs the voice OF God through them,
That whispers 10 thy soul
lGraham's Nag
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-13

AN UNTIMELy DEMANr.-A provincial
actress was performing the par, Of Lady Ann
in Richard the Third, and on delivering the
following passage. "When shall l have the
rest I" she was answered by her wssherwo.
man from the pit, who exclaimed. Never
ill you pay me my three shillings and two
peace"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-13

As the snow-drop comes amid snow and
sleet, appearing as the herald 10 the rose. so
religion comes amid the blight Of H. IN c,iou 10
remind us Of perpetual summer. where the
briGh, sun never retlres behind a wintry cloud
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-13

~The Senate Of Maryland, BY vote Of
~ to 5, has passed tie bill for establishing
Biennial Sessions OF the Legislature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-02-13
FORGIVENESS.

FORGIVENESS.
"Father, forgive-they know not what they do"-
Oh lord /! uI thank thee for that blessed prayer
Which angels joyful to the throne do bear,
When from thy lips, thy dying lips it flew.
Though in thy blood thy creatures did imbrue
Their demon hands-though insult, outrage, scorn
Drove deper still the piercing mali and thorn.
Thy saving love the stronger only grew.
Oh, may il. thus be ever, bounteous God,
When we, alas do cruelty again.
Thy sacred form on sins hell-rooted tree
Forgive US, ignorant and wretched men!
Grasp not for us Thy dread avengng rod
For we, too, know not how we outrage Thee
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O. Robert J. Walsh contributes eight
Sunday Sonnets' to the January number Of
the Democratic Review, two of which we
copy, a. follws:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11
GREAT BARGAIN.

ENOR SALE-The equal undivided
b half of a FIGURING NIL, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work; two
bolts screen; smut mill corn shelter,
and everything in complete order for Gus
tom and merchant work. Also, q saw.
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
scs and siore-one new two stcIy
housc-and several ou..buildings, with
l6O acres Of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersects
the canal, and 7 miles from Ottawa.
a good tile and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to. suit purchaser. Enquire of
NJ. T.. HOLSTER, ESQ.,, at the court
house, or al eastman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1876.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11
New DrII. Store.

80 TIE Subscriber has re.
G-sla moved TO the new building
~ recently erected by George
eyyS3 Cooley, one door north OF
A the Mansion House, where
>-.-1 he is now prepared (since
his return from the east TO offer the mos,
complete assortment of Drugs, MeAi.
cines, ChemicGis, Paints. Oils, Glass,
and every article in the line of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety Of Pa;en, Medl-
cine which has received the appreciation
Of the Medical Tscuity. offered to the
public, consisting Of
Indian Choagogue rahcnstock's Verm,fure
Smiths Tonic Syrup Cough Balsam
Houses Indian Tonic Eye-wa,er
Ferfiss 90 do Ruheiacirnt
Bristar's Ddlsam wild Chrrfy; Cough Lozcnscs;
Eistol's CGrminatiye lcEenges, Sands Ssrsspa.
rila; Coms,ock's do; Lees An,i.billious Pills;
Elmore's 90 do, Phiuey's do do; Wrigh,'s Indian
Vegetable do; BrugJs vegetable aad tonic do;
Posts poor mans d., iioopers female do; Smi,n' r
sugar coated do; Bnnd,eih's do; Wis,ar's 10;
Resurrection do, Motifs phuui1 httsrs aud pills;
Jew Dayid's Hebrew plaster; Spohn's headache
remedy; Cheeseman's Ars0ian bal,am; Pcctoral
hal-an honey; Down's baissmic ciixcr, Bariholo.
news pink eNpeciorsu; FarrelIs Arabian lini.
ment; Hays Ljuiment, for piles; Barclays croup
cubebs aud ssrslparii, aad many articles DOT
enumerated, v hich will sell a. low as thicngo
prices. Aug. % 1851 &. l.. THOMPSON
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WAR! WAR;!
DE /, known unto all persons whom
I'D il may concern, that
MCMILLAN 4 DROTHER.

NJ. 2 Bey,fer's Sione Baiding, Peru, L!inois
Have declared war-noi against Mex
leo. not against Grea, Briiain-but upon
high prices aud they hereby pledge
themselves to prosecute i, with vigor un'
| Ill the prices Of goods are brought down
to a standard 10 meet the exigencies 81
the times, the low price of Produce &c.
They have laid in, in New York, by way
Of ammunition, nd watch they are JUS
receiving. large and well selected as.
sorimen, Of
NeV Goods,
consisting in part Of cloths. casimcres,
sa,ineus. calicoes VERY cheap linseys,
fannels (some very cheap.) alpac-s VERY
cheap silks, bonnels. ribbons. wooden
and silk shawls, hats, linens, bagging and
a thousand other articles usually kept in
a dry good store, but TOO numerous 20
mention.
also, the greatest variety Of menS and
boys caps to be found in this section.
also, a large assortment CT Ready
made Clothing, such as oveT.cnais, hun
Ting coats, sack coats, frock coats, panta-
looms Of various qualities, -ests, drawers,
wrappers and shirts.
Also, splendid assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Of prime quality and at low
prices. also,
Hardware and Groceries.
Also, large assortment OF Crockery ;
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam
lilies furnished on very reasonable terms.
The largest stock Of
Iron, Nails and Steel
KEEP, in this section Of country. Black,
smiths and others wanting Iron would do
well to give US a call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, if you
feel any interest in buying goods at !oiG
prices, and in paironizng those who pu'
down The prices of goods, we invite you
to call at No. 9, BrewsIer's Stone Build
ing "a large figure . en- each side Of the
door, and you shall be accommodated.
Hheai bought.
Sept. % MCMILLAN & BRO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11

Protecting Tender Roses,--Fcr pro-
tecling Bourbon, Chinese, Teasceuted,
aud other Roses, on their own roots, no.
thing can be better than moss procured
from shady banks or woods. 1t should
be placed round each plant, one or two
inches from the stem and branches, no.
closer, and about nine inches or foot
thick. This prevents the ground from
being frozen; and although the tops Of
The shoots may be killed, they grow vi.
gorously from the roo, on the return Of
mild weather. This covering may be
applied early in December, Tor as soon
% the ground commences to freeze slight
ly-Ep. and may remain around the
plants ill the end Of March, or even Ia.
tor. II cold, backward spring.-River's
Catalogue Of Selected Plants, ls48.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11

CJNone can 10 genuine unless signed in tcri
ling by w. b. 81 II. G. FARRELL, sole end
Original Proprietors. Grhanufse,urcd only by
X, &. Farrell, Wholesale Druggist, Peoria Ills.
and for sale in Ottawa 10y g. l.. TnoMrsoN.
Jenkins 81 Merrill, LocLpod Or q Smith,
Peru J Everot, HenRpin: Benjamin Newell
Princeton; Stevens & Sons, iqdiaafoarn J "
Pickering, Nswayk. Boughton & Hubbard
O,usg0; Vogel, Bristol: ind Wheeler q
Allen. Aurnrd
nnann lnne L. lS4f-31v
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT
i. BASSNETT'S,

NO. 4, Brick BlGldipss.)
IL ANlNG lately received an .dd-
Z a Iional supply of fine English print.
and de lanes. | will now sell them a.
Mar Ioh UhoicSa!e Prices.
These goods are Of tie finest texture,
Of the fastest and mos. brilliant colors
and Of the most esteemed styles. II
therefore invites all WHO wish 10 pur
chase fall dresses, to call and Sc them
before they buy elsewhere, conGden.
that they are bo,h-cheeT! cheaper" an.
checpesiM
Look at these Prices, and remember
tia! The Quality can't be bea,l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11
EATS, CAPS, AND FUNs,

FENIiE subscriber continues to ,ranufAr-
- ,ure and keeps constantly on hand
the largest assortment Of
Hats, Caps and all kinds Of Far Goods
ever offered in western market.
Also, a good assortment Of Stocks,
CrarGiS, linm Collars ard BoSoms.
Hmdkere.ii9s Chores, lhihens and
Noccasins, Ladies' Traraiing Bags,
Umbrellas. Parasois, &c; Du6aiO coats
and ouer Shoes Wholesale and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps, and fur goods on as good terms as
in The city Of New York.
With his long practical experience in
the business and his determination to ca.
cell III the quality and manu- clure q HE
goods, he hopes 20 r,orit Continuance
Of the very liberal patronage ne has thus
far received.
The highes, price paid for furs and
skins. :. 4. SMITH.
Chicago, April, 10. i646 ~.
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For the " Free Trader"
OTTAWA, La Sale Co., Ills. }
Dec. lst., 1916. )

Mr.. Ediior:-
Surprising you to be friendly 70 til,
cau.s Of Agriculture, | shall submi, the
following experiment upon the cultivation
Of CON, 10 yolr discretion, If worthy o.
an :-ier.iaa - your Agricultural column
give il alo.aer: If not, pass i. by.
2SI yoyr Land.-l have grown from
one CO.. ofte,tom land, mile north o.
the sii!' 9, cf Ottawa. Ills, ono hundred
and suen oushei. Of shelled Corn. /
was planted in drills, four feet apar, one
way, and from eight to twelve inches the
other. In addition to the usual blowing
j. was hocd twice and the suckers .pluck
ed oil once. ]. CHERKINS.
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NEW GoOpSI NEW GOODS Il

NEW IuUuoI NEW dVUUS !!
I HAVE just received from New York
4 large stock of dry goods, compris
ing almost every article in this line usu'
ally enqnired for in country store, anc
am determined TO sell the same as CHEAP
as the cheapest; il is useless TO enumer.
ate the articles, just call a, the old stand
on the south side Of the public square
and examine the goods and the prices,
il is no trouble to show the goods.
N. B. Mos, kinds Of produce taken in
exchange. G. L. WALKER.
Ottawa, July %, 1916
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super damask, for tshlcs, yards vide IS
And all other things in proportion.
Attention is also invited to my stock
Of English blanAets, counterpaneS, bTosJ
cloths and bonnet ribbons, Of which,
have a great variety, all imported direct,
at the lowest prices. also expect to
receive in few weeks, fall supply Of
winter goods, which ! will be able to sell
iow for Cash or country Produce,
Tl31 II. RAssSETT. :
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DSUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

IhUdoi McuT.iNto, oV'
TE ME subscriber has just received
= from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock of drugs, medicines, dye stuOs,
paints, oils, patty, glass and glassware,
&c, &c: also the best quality Of brandie.
and wines for medical purposes.
n. q. The most approved patent
medicines always on hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on the south side OF
the public square, and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
July IS, 1916 G.. f. WALKER.
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hard, ay,neTIi assortment q SGdGIts BridIfS
Harness, C9iiIrs, WHIPS, Tru'ts, YaHseS, aud
all other articles in his line, which he will War
rant and sell at Chicago prices.
ALSO, all kinds Of repairing lone tn order, a.
the sh priest office aud on the mos ,iihers terms
\. B.-Bugsy aud Carriae' Thinning done ~
a superior sty lc AMI at reduced prices,
Saop on HE ,outh-eastcorner 10 Jla mbuJ and
Canal streets. Come and see
Ottawa. JulY 1. 1919. j. G.STONE.
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TO Drive Rats from your Premises.
Buy one pound Of chloride OF lime.
and scatter il dry into every ra..hole and
place that they visit. in the cellar and
other paris OF the house. 10 aud under the
cslIoF wall. Do not put ilon very near
any article Of provisions.
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10TH DREs NC
new STORE AT MAE:sEsLlEs
JOHN S. BILLION.

new STORE AT NIAE:sEsLLEs
JOHN S. BILLION,
INVITES the attention oil he farmer:
4 and the public in general 10 his stock
of flesh and desirable gooJs, comprising
almost any article that nay be called fur
in the line CT merchandise. Ills stock
principally consists of
GT1CcIies
OF ALL KINDS.
Dry GoJGs;
hardware, and a well selected lot o
queensware, superior 10 any offered for
Gale 10 this part Of the country. lie is
located at pieseniin the store formerly oc.
ccupied by the Liasseiiles mafaciurlng
company where lie intends keeping con-
sianily Oh hand such goods as will be re.
CURED. lie would say to The public that
no s.eF,ions will DC spared by him in try
ing to give general satisfaction To all
those who nay feel disposed to patron.
izehm.
Ma,seiIlen, June 90, 1896. ID
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CITY Hotel.

.A FgNH E;ubscriberwo u espectfus'
ffssss Il ly informth straveling public!
isi;R that he h,stakenthe above stand
sssf.A ora term Of years. The house
and barn h,se been thoroughly repaired. lie
thinks he shallbe adj, 10 accommodating se
who give hintacir customin mlnnertha'
vii HE satisfactory to all. .I-u.
Ottawa,Dec. 90, 1874 GEO. II WEST.
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Bait for Rats.-Mix . paste Of corn
meal with raw eggs. which 10 the bes.
bait for wire trap.
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\ f w S I 0 r T.
1T La Sale, M.
rygEssUn -c-Ax

HI "a = as , Wy
w GUILD respectfully inform the
w citizens uf Peru, La Sale. and
the adjoining county, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardrare, Boots g. Shoes,
&c, &c, &C.,
is equal 10 any in the country. His
stock was selected with grea, care for this
market, and he feels satisfied that his
prices are as low as those of any other
establishment in tie country. He re-.
specially invites the farmers and Others
to give him call before purchasing else.
where. and see and jndge for themselves.
La Sale, March -, 1916.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.

Lhe unprecedented time u FIRE Hours.
FyyH attention ofIhe public is par hcularly call
4 ell 10 this Great Remedy for ChiHs or A,ge
and Fs7cr, and IN doing So. the prnprlctors deem
Il proper 10 make the following declarations, the
huh OF which, he desires tae people 20 test by a
trial, aud he will checrlully abide their decision,
viz;-i>t. The article IL please /. md convenient
to take. -. II will cure srery case it the dlrcc-
tons are observed. 81. 1t will leave no injuri-
aus effects in tae system; on the contrary, ii n'-
parts strength to the constitution. An tispurr-
" vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
in five hours. Certidcates on the wrapper around
the bottle, Of cures from six months TO ten years
standing.
Prepared and sold, wholesale snl rsIail. by
GEO. W. HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
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saddle, Trunk, d Harness
MANUEAC TOR N.

THNllE subscriber would
IL take this method Of
returning thanks for
the libersl patronar hereto
fore extended to him, and
Inform his friends and the
public generally that he
continues manufacturing
audis constant, kcCpinc on
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-11
For the Fall and Winter TIadc.
COLLINS X KELLOGG

VI te'N'd r'hic ANNALS, 4 full md
Il 4 M lcie assoi1.S ut IT
Ioh and Umfcr Ery Ceo9s,
Sufn'ie for the appealing season, and ,uy
cSlte'iulIy request cali iIom NirCuA>rsN
'une oni c,ty for the Iupose d lt,mg ia II cir
STICKS OF ran and Nintu tmtc. We az ne.
pared % oiicr Uur G,ods NJ strh rev mos Ter
y'sn' n' cannot iail I" II duc,tl IuuI r,iIc IA
:ha, way. To n'ckr bills with VI. CLt,uL a..
sists IN part AZ follows:
NooiHS. Sc. &c.
bioad cIous, k'nmchy loaus,
'o'simercs, Heavy kerscys,
Sa'uneiS. N,rn'rI Cas,in,,.ts
Pilot cloths, E,o,,r ricll..
Asliard twcods, 6-rI'I Iu,,ys
Rcd latdmgs, Ila,k and ccIo,cd
tan'ass rNtiIres, TAlraccsS.
Red and green ilaur,ls v iic ,pd ,,lI,w
FAM els. Canada grey clohs, &c.
HomcsHc CyNcn Goods.
Brown sheenngs, Osnahures,
nr"" u dT'I'S' Hickory Strings
bloacbed slrclrgs, Molcshrs,
Tlchirgs, blsch ard cclor,d
Apron checks, ICan.Lrics,
bIue oi'''S' Cotton iarrcls.
Domestic glrghGTs. ColoItd Siliciss.
Prints, Prints.
f.. lu0 cases, conn rsiug naddtrs Grci,s, ord
chnlzcs, latest slylc--mskirg q c,nlls bs.u,t-
mcnl; 10 do M'inmatk and Fall River blues;
DO Furniture do.
Ahorls, ToCdS, SC.
2,CC0 wool and worsicd Sknwls. cor'rrisiI o,
4
Boston iUncy. Hereford, EiptlnI rlriss, Bach II,
black and color,d casbn,res. ard otl,r ,,,.s,
&c dozen woollcn lIocds and Conlcr,,s. .
BiankeiS, Bionies.
Blue and green Nachipaw, for coat,; So prd
l04 Whitney and DLille, saddle md steamboat
blankets. Our stock oi these is extensive.
Uhiie Goods, &c.
Plain ard plaid jaCoucts. common can lrie,,
SWISS ana book musrs, tishop Laws, lain ard
haurcd Iobne's, figured gmpure, lacos, ,dgiugr
insorIIngs, &c.
MeJ Goods SC.
Black and hgund silk velvet. white and color.
ed spool cotton, Ladies' white black ard miIrJ
c"ton nose, mems brown ard Gixtd I.2 hose
Ladies ard gentcmcn's gloves in rrta, ,ari,iy.
tarcs. buttons in great variety, bonnet and rfp
nbhons iai'eia do, rcurec hdkis cotton do, rn.n
tauagcs' BON tux ntd side conts, web ard
gum elastic susprr ders, Italian crR,R,s, hooks
and eyes, linen table cloths, linen thread, ,ir.,
vcs'ings, Irlsh Linens, linen cambria hdkfs, Rus
"a diapers, Russia crash carpc, yarn
B0hing, UGdding, Uickjng.
And an extensive assortment # Guods. Goo
numerous to mention in an ADVERTISEMENT witch
will sell low, for
oAsn, OR ArrRovrr rArER At eaoRr r,rr.
L.
marke, to give ,ur stock an ,xanina,ion.
~ COLLINS Il KELLOGG.
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Houses Pile Sintmcnt.

+ most valuable, safe. and certain cure for
a the p,ies. C-f'Numcrous certificates Of the
happy effects OF this Ointment may be found up
on the wrapper accompanying each bottle.
Prepared only by GEO. W. HOUSE, Nash
vile, Team. Price 81 per bottle.
For ssts in Southport by Stryser & Greene
wholesale agents, for Wisconsin, hica, Michigan
northern Illinois & lad. for which Territories
and states all orders s..oald be addressed.
g. l.. THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, Ill.
Ottawa. June SO. 1896 lie
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JaACEENZ.E's TONIC TEERI-
ECtiE..
lis MfGi2ijie HeaM Restoring Pro.
pertiss fully established!
Irls KNOWN ~ TnL AtL'FoWEhFUL
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER,

IT'S KNOWN as TnE AttFowEWUG
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER,
I'm prcssn,ing tits well cstai. isacd aud
z powerfully saaalive Medicine to the peo.
pie Of Illinois snd the citizens gcnerai!r OF
the SOUTHEASTERN States the Proprietor feoSo
perfect conid1n nee that it viii act as success.
fully in tho districts v here it is now produced, n
in The Aguc and Fever visited regions of Indiana
Iinoa, and Ohio, Michigan, and western Penn.
syvsnia and New York. In the States above
mentioned, its universal celebrity asa
CERTAIN, PROMPT AND PERMANENT
REMEDY FOR THE AGUE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded; end !, is resortcj
to by all thus afflicted in preference to all other
preparations claiming TO cure this disease.
potumes Of LvejragibIe testimony nigh, ac.
| company this notice. hut the proprietor believes
tina, the true method of npprsiug the afflicted Of
the perfectly curative properties OF the Tonic
Fcbriuge, is the trial Of ito miraculous power
over
TE.Els e. AGUE.
SO far, tho proprietor has found 1t only neces-
sary TO test It's practical and health restoring bles-
sings in the communities where II has been in-
troduoed. Ia tho proud testimonials 90 ELECTED,
Wv NblNii W 10 ""'
il Is therefore confidently sent upon It's healing
GRAND into the Valley of the Mississippi. He
sends !, there as q medicine, nov regarded IN the
Northern and Western States as a cure whose
progress is uudimmcd, and Uiihouta solitary taii
ure. In short, sustained wherever tested, (and
the evidence can be furnished, II there are any
inclined 10 be skep,ical,) as Ague. Breohing
Fern Remoring, and Heaih-Reneuing."
AZ such, MAcKgNzir's ToSIc FrRniFuoE IL
now or red to the Aguc diseased Of Illinois, and
the States adjoining, and to those cmprnn,s and
travellers who may be attacked by the Ague and
Fever away from their homes and families. ],
is submitted as an inlsllible remedy for the ter
rife local disease attendant upon our soils, and
the missmaiic cIhala,ions arising thcrefrom.
By properly adhering to the directions accom-
panying 1t, or giving heed TO the warnings that
the system invariably gives in advance Of malady,
the constitution may not only he rescued from Its
,hraldom TO the ravager, but even its stcalthicst
approaches frustrated before allowed fcolhold
TO tho prudent, what has been stated above
will answer as well Ms if n volume of vcrbisge
were placed before them To all those who re-
sist this invitation to Try u remedy that has al.
ways succeeded whenever applied, the only
words that can be said, are
Tho wise man prospcrs on the fools downiall
IT'S VISIONS part TO break diseases thrsll.
Tor sale by the Proprctors Agent.
THOs. BAssNETT, Ottawa, Illinois
Aug, %, '4s-s
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In going TO tie Methodist conference in Poo.
ria, from my residences in Caldwell Prairie, " .
T., my hc'se got his foot strained 50 severely
that | coull not have travelled further without
great inconvenience | used farrelI,' Liniment
and it cured him perfectly in few days. | also
found it excellent in chafes and gals. ! can
safely recommend it to the public as an excellent
medicine. Rev JoaN CnUMaER,
Caldwell prairie, November !, lS45.
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CNhE!

,.icuocs rud wines.
HS DIS whisky, Cincinnati,
4 ~ 90" American brandg,
pipe gin,
bis Y E rum.
quarter pipes Of French brandy,
casSs malsga wine,
madeira wine.
port fine article for med.
cal purposes, by July % GE WALKER.
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Boots and shoes.

Boots and shoes.
r CD CASES Mems flick boots
~ ~ cases do double sole boots
do do Kip do
do boys thick do
do mems thick brogans
3 do boys Go do
do mems kip do
2 do women's booees
Ladies kid slippers, walking shoes and
CATERS. ALSO-A large assortment of
chidren's shoes, just received and fer
sale cheap by
1l37 CusHMAN e. GRIDLEy.
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This ceriiies tia, have used Fauclls' lin
lmynt on my horse, which was ba lily CALLED, All
IN four days 1t produced pcrfec, cure. cst
with confidence recommend It 10 the public as d
safe and quick remedy for gals. o. W. Mu>GEn,
Of Little Rock, Kendall county, minister Of the
[Rock River conference.
Peoria, Augug, 2s, 1915.