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Uc.ar for Sheep.-Wa,er i not dccm
% so absolutely necessary for sheep a.
other dom. site auimals, since lLeir in
s,nci leads them TO Craze early in IL,
morning, when the de. is on, and agsu
for a while in the evening. when the ten
peralure Of the season Is the warmes,.
In The ho! month OF August, however
when The feed is less suceulenl. they ap
pear eager for water, and should be graft
fed with ii if possible. Bl tie lagbs
when sucking, will d. better iflhe mother,
have access 10 ii al all times. Therefore
since every pasture is not supplied with
water those tia, do contain i, should be
Appropriated to the breed ewes. Ii sholl,
be considered that the miii. secretion;
cannol be 50 abundant, iflhe ewes suffer-
from thirs,.-- MorfeFS 3aer. Shepherd
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AGRICULTURAL.

Sae.P.-As this il The season uhe,
the 1y depasi'es its eggs in ihe nos,rii,
Of tie sheep, We would advise YOU {,
provide Them with mixture cf tar an
salt IN equal proportion. Place Il il
trough 10 which the sheep have coasian
access. la licking ~ i,e salt. They vi
smear their noses with the isr, and llH
render their npsirils as mvulnerah!e l.
the iy as fort Bro'rn proved itself 10 IL,
bom5s and moFIars o. tie Mtxiclns.
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Chiiren Cry for Mcrmon's
MEDiGaTED LG2ENGla.

4 ilESE celebrated Lozenges are nov
offered TO the citizens of Ottawa
and the west, as the best preparations 20
the CUE of the various diseases for " hicl
they are recommendtd) ever offered to
the public. The proprietor, DR.. Sher
man, is a regular graduate Of Medicine
member of the Medical Society Of tie
city and county of New York, and these
Lozcngcs are prepared from medical pre-
scripiions which have been approved by
The most celebrated physicians in that CO.
~; in addition to which they are prcpa'
red in SO pleasant a manner that children
eat them with avidily and cry for more.
They consist Of
CJugh Lo;cages,
Which are the safest and most ell'eclual
remedy for Coughs, colds, Consumption,
Whoopiug Cough, Asthma, &c, ever of
tered to the public. They operate by
promoting expectoralion, allaying The IT.
riiatioa OF coughing, aud removing the
cause Of the disease.
UOrm Losmges,
The only iufalib!e Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 100000 cases they
have never been known to fail Many
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
wilhou ihei, ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often afflicted with them,
and are doctoreI for various complaints.
without any benefit. when one dose Of
these Lozenges would speedily cure
them.
Camphor Losenges.
For nervous or sick head ache, paIpita-
tons of the heart, lasimde and nervous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will iind the
Lozenges really revivirg, and imPariing
the buoyancy Of yowh-used after d'ssl'
pa,iod, they will restore the tone of the
system generally. aud remove all the un-
pleasant symptoms arising f'om too free
living.
Caihariic L0Ssngcs,
The hes, Calhar,ic medicine for remo-
wing bile from the system and preventing
attacks Of the bilious aud in,ermlnant te-
yer Of this section of country.
Shrmaq'S Poor Nuns Plaster,
This Plaster, Of which over 100000
are sold yearly, is believed to be the best
Plaster for rheumatism, lumbago, pain in
the back, side, breast or any other part
Of the body, ever prepared. and its price
only l24 cents.) brings it within the
reach Of every person in the community,
4 large supply of these celebrated arli'
,les Just received and for sale by
G, l.. THoMpsnN, OiiUca.
S. G.. SMrrH. Peru.
E. +. & $. PuLsIFER. HeRnePin.
NJ. PECK & ALLEN. aurora.
J. ". PIcRERISo & Co. NswGrk.
GEO. d. RICHARDSON, Bristol.
W. o. PARKE, OsWego.
Sept. -, 1915. ll-y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-09-04

FI'ilE Coop SAIARITAN-Rcmedy fol-
- the Ague and Feyer-Uarraaied 10
cure,-Edson's compound vegetable rem.
edy, is the only medicine now sold which
will efeciualIy remove the cause Of that
loa,hsome disease, the ague and fever,
nervous aud Billions fcvers, jaundice, and
other complaints which are induced BY
similar causes, and which, if suffered to
exist for 4 considerable length Of time,
frequently end in consumption. Tho
Remedy is put mp in bottles, which are,
accompanied with wrappers containing
directions for usein the English and Nor
wegian languages. For sale by
Oct. IS. G.. l.. THOMPSON.
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N f w ST O Il f.

FUN l.. BOUGHTON, at the New
"a . Store in Reddck's Brick Block,
invites the attention of the public 10 his
stock of fresh and desirable goods, com.
prising almost any article in the line Of
French black cloths and caSsimeres,
English do do do
Fancy cassimeres, great variety.
do toeeds for summer Sacks and
coats, saine.s, gambroons. linen drills,
York drills, blue drills, Mexican mix
lures, fancy stripes and plaids, moleskins
and velvet cords, hickory stripe, heavy
ticking, carpe,ing, A and ca mating,
brown shee,ing, and bleached shifting,
&C., &c. May 30, 1916.
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hard, genera, assortment Of Sfdd'es. Boiairs
HlnJess. c H's, Wiips, Trunks, EqHscs, and
ai!":ser articles in hi. line, which he will war
rant and ssi -' Chicago prices.
Also, an kinds Of requiring done to order, at
the h,rle.i notice and on the mcstiiberal terms.
n B.-Bagcy aud Carriage trimming done in
a sugefi ~ style and at reduced prices.
Shon On .hetoI,h.castcnrnerof Columbus and
Canal ,iroolE. came md SEE
OQaca, July 4, 1915. J. q. STONE.
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A farmer should no, undertake 10 cult.
vale more land than he can do thorough.
ly; half.lilled land is growing poorer;
well.lilled land is constantly improving.
There are three things Of which the
man who aims at the character of a pros.
porous farmer should never be niggardly;
manure, iillage, and seed: and there are
three things Of which he never should be
TOO liberal: promises, time and credit.
A farmer should never keep more cat
do, horses, sheep or hogs, than he can
keep il good order; an animal in high
pldcrihe first Of December, is already
half walered.
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DAYTON FLOUING MILL.

ri He subscribers at lie LOW Err
MILL, Dayton. would inform their
friends and the public generally, that
their mill is now complete for merchant
and custom work, and that all grinding
for either will be done in the hes, posi-
bic manner. They are also paying
CAsEE TO1 WHEAT,
and would also state that all persons in
debted to them are requested to pay IN
Wheat or Cash, Immediately they will
he under the painful necessity Of making
costs.
We tender our hearted, gratitude for
past patronage and best efforts 10 secure
future. GEO. MANN & SON.
April 3, 1916. al.
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Hats q Cans.

M EMS fur and silk hats, the latest
LIVE. fashion; do pearl hats, for sum
mer use do silk and cotton glazed caps,
from 4 to l2s. do cloth caps, Of various
patterns; Boys cloth and velvet caps,
for sale by BouonToN.
June 5, ls48.
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FREMONT HOUSE,


Z GCRLEI, s co, late Of the American
% .remperarce House, Chicago, have taken
the Tremani House, corner Of Lake aud
streets, where they viii be happy to serve Their
friends and al others who wiiIiavor don vith
call, in the hest sl,le May !, 1916. b-i5
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DR.. =. w. Thnyer's Pills.

FgNilE subscribers have been appoin.
4 ted agents for Illinois, for the sale
of these well known pIKs, and vii keep
them constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail.
For bilious diseases incidental TO this
and as a fine herbal family medi.
cine, we can confidently recommend these
pills as a safe and efficient medicine.
We shah not 60 to the trouble and ex.
pense Of printing certificates, made out
generally by persons we know nothing
about; but will refer persons, if neces.
sary, to hundreds Of individuals in this
county, who have used the medicine.
WALKER g. IlICKLING.
Oct. 3, 1915. l5-ly
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Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

GEORGE SMITH
DESPECrFULLY returns thanks TO the CT
\ q tizens Of Ottawa and yiciaily foTthe liberal
patronage he has heretofore received. aud hope
TO merit continuance Of the same. Ills 7a,Lr.
ing Establishment is on the south side q the
public square, over j. and &. Armour's store.
He is prepared to DO work on the rro-t rensona.
bio terms, aud warrants all garments made hy
him to fit. Cutting will be done on short notice
and warranted to fit il properly made up. The
SPRING AND SUMMER fashions
From New York city, have just been received
thus enabling him to furnish garments il the
latest and most approved style.
~ B,--LnmJer, ana most kinds of country
Prodaee 'oiiibe ioksn in poymenfJor Vo'k.
Ottawa, May s. 1876.
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saIIje. Truafl. & Harness
NUF &C T n Y.

FqNHE subscriber wQul
Il take this method q
returning thanks Tot
the l.bersl pat.9nas herot'
fore EXTENDED to him and
inloru his friends aud the
public generally that be
continues manufacturing
anIiscon 'tantly Keeping on
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Fever and aguc Cured fer
FIFTY c f n + S !!
nIs. fEIEEEgAN'S

FEVER AND AGUE LOZENGES,
NEZ HlCil are unrivalled in the cure
w of this Distressing Disease, are
now offered TO the Public at the low price
Of FiGy Cents Box. The have been
used in THOUSANDS OF CASES,
within the las, three years, in Illinois and
Iowa and Rareiy, i erer, Foii'd in GU
ring the Disease. Besides which, the
Disease WILL NOT RETURN. i the direc-
HonS are foHomed.
For sale by
&. l.. THOMPSON, OHaua.
Sept. IL, l9d5. l2-y.
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Now receiving and opening at his store
in the Corner room Of Redlick's
New Brick Building.
Particular attention has been given to the pur.
chase Of such goods q, are wanted by the com.
munily, aud the stock Will be found to commune
with any il the c1uauy; comprising almost. eve.
ry article usually Kept IN cJuuuy day goods
stores, VIZ: \ large assortment Of
Laiies' Dress GJ5Rs,
Ginghams and gingham lawns, baIzornes.
black figured, and plain black lawns ;
Prints, a large lot, from 6! 10 81 cents
per yard black. blue, and fancy colored
Dress SiHs and TRIMMINGS; mohair
and silk mi',s haIffngered and fingered
gloves; ladies' fine hid gloves, dark and
light colored ladies' and childrcn's Lisle
thread and cotton glovcs and milts; alpac.
cas- black and plaid; SIX Ma,cl, and
Delain .'hawls-siik fringe, &c.
BJnudS.
Florence braid, Napolitan, Rutland straw
ana straw. ior ladies and misses.
Bonnet Ribbons. bonnet gimps and
bralIs; Bonnet Lauus.
Brown and beachcd doneslics, checks.
licklngs, diapers, &c.
Boots anil Shoes.
Palm leaf, Lcghorn, and Dunstable s,aw
hats.
acknowledgements a uery large
assortment.
Groceries.
Some of the very best Young Tyson and
lmpetiai Teas, with many other ar,i-
Giles in this line.
Dnponfs Gun anil Blasting P0mder.
We would invite al. 10 call and inspec, tho
goods f'r themselves. J. q. NATrlNGER,
May 7. 1916.
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GRUMPY HOTEL.
1y,rr;s n N mr. o
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
CONELLY IL BAILEY

z eEFURN thanks TO the public Tor the liberal
ga patronage extended to them, aud would
state that they have removed to the north side OF
the City Hotel, 10 tie building adjoining the
house lately occupied by John McCarty. They
have procured the latest
Spring and summer Fashions
direct from New York, which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
stya. Work will be done in the hes, manner
and all garments warranted to ct.
Ottawa may %, 1916.
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In going to tie Methodist conference in Eco.
ria, from my residence in Caldwell rnirie, W.
r., my horse got bis Loot strained 50 severely
hat ! could not have tarcI!cd further without
great Inconvenience. used E.srcIis' liuimcr,
ord it cured him perfectly in lew DAYS. | also
found i. cNccllcn, in chafcs and gals. ] cen
safely recommend it to the public as an excellent
medicine. Rev. JouN CRuMMER.
Caldwell prairie, November 4, 1915.
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HbERFUM ERY-ESlracls, hair oils,
B culo cream, shaving and washing
soap. ambrosial cream, and emollitnt
for shaving; hair and tooth
brushes. &c. for sale al BoUcnToNs.
June 5, lS46.
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a None can he genuine urcss signed in mi
firg by w. d. q II. G. FARurtl, Sole aud
Original Proprietor. G. Aisuu'uuuTod cnly ty
81. &. Farrell, whclcsole Druggist Peoria HIS,
and frr sale in Ouova ty G. l., lEoMrsoN.
Outwa. June II, Si6-3 l.
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The OREGON Question

rs undoubtedly settled, aud therefore can NJ.
l. ford 70 sell my cus,ousrs 10 pounds of sugar
Tor 81 90, and gal. molasses for 3 bfs, and oh.
or goods rroportionably low at the new store.
July 3, 1916 BopoHros.
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Tailoring Establishment.

BUCHaN.4N g. EICHELBERGEP
ENOULD return thanks to the public for the
w liberal patronage extended to them. aud
now beg leave to state that they have received
direct from the city OF New York, the
SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS
andare still prepared to furnish garments in ,he
most approved eastern style, ut their old stand
on hepubic square west side oithe court house.
Ottawa, May 8, 1876.
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CITY Hotel.

F,sr-2 vsSH l. subscribrw ldrespcct full.
f.t..+, 4 ly inform the travelling public
,.ss.g,rs that he'has taken the abovostand
F-Ezs,z1 fora term Of years, The house
and barn have been thorough! repaired He
thinks he shallhe able to accommodate hose
who give him their custom in a manner that
willie satisfactory tu all 27-tf.
Oiawa,Drc 20,1844. GEO. II. WEST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-13

The senator from Missouri. in remarks nmcli eIv
following this speech, stated that this observation
The British title had reference TO the valley
while accompany The extract with this Imitation AS an
act OF justice, may be permitted to rm,k that il does no
NJ all elect the conclusions at which The senator
assumes as postulae. that the parallel Of 40 deg is The
the Columbia extends probably -four dcgrecs north If MAJ
limit aud by claiming The whole Of that valley this line
as much nnIied as line Of right il would be by going
oil deg. 10 min, or TO any distance beyond.
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THE TRIBUNE.
CRY ftems.

OsrAISIsG Goops BIT FALsE PRETEsCEs.-So.
stables Joseph and woodbridge yestafdey inorhs
ne8ar named Joseph Wenstne, en- easIse % St P r.
tence. in haytne purchased from Messrs an ososs q
Mes,cs of A,hay about 500 worth Of dy sooos OF c,e
A.. nv s,seIy reorssen;iag that he was me owner o.
w, - IN sbat city The accused brought TIE goods
~ VIZ. and sold them auction al great
~ ' ornd n house in Lecnarcst. He was locked
nv ~ n,on preparatory 10 being sent back TO Albany 10
answe. for the offence
vooydse also arrested on board Of the ship Chaos,
honnd foS Liverpool sailor named William Henry Nc
cIemon alias VIM Waite, charge OF stealing Sl25
from Mr. John Mcclellan of No. l5t Cherry at whose
house he had been boarding The money had been
changed for sovergns which found 10 bel. round
the BODY OF the accused lie accordingly brough:
ashore and committed 10 prison.
DADA citizen OF Poughkeepsie who was
knocked down and robbed in the vicinity Of Warrington
market ia this city Friday morning died at bis resi-
dence Sunday morning.
ANOTHER GRAND LARcEEY-Oficer Moore OF
the First Ward Sunday arrested German named CA.
hiT Miller charge OF stealing SIS from person oy 'ne
Of Goeio OsInan. The accused was iockeo ny "
answer. nj.
THgYr OF MosEY-OHicer Cregier OF the FIRST
Ward Sunday arrested Edward Mccain on charge o.
sobbiny Mr. Michael Doan Of s2s for which ne was oe
1ained TO answer.
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DrD GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
the Cash Tailoring and Clothing Establishment of w.
All pEGROOr CO. No. IO2 FULTOS-ST. where
the following
~ Great Attractions will be presented
CLOTH COATS,
from 81 10 s6.
ALPACA Cokrs,
from 81 81 TO S.
THIs CoATs OF Linens Gingbsms and Prints,
from IS cts. 50 80.
CASHMERE PANTS,
from 81 to 90.
MERISo PANTS,
from S2to s. 80.
DRILLING and other Summer Pants,
from 81 10 IS.
SATIN VESTS.
from S2to ~.
SUMNER NEsrs,
from IS cts. 10 81 IS.
Also large OF Cloths Csssmeres and Vest
fnys which will be made order suit the most asttdious
Boys Clothing equally cheap. which prices admitted
TO per cheaper than any other in the city
IN q 2rne0d-
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pAsSENGERs ARRIvED.

In the ship Arcoic, f,on Marseiles-A Little of Mass
DR. r w Fsrber. CT; NJ Jones, & 7 Rowe. New-York !.
Wellorse Marseilles; 1t Lane and lady, Washing
Van Burton and servants Eliza Buchanan Eliza Bel
san and In the steerase.
In The bark Maeedoaid, from MataR,as-Mr H Schoon.
maker and lady.
IoAs brig Eresl from Savaanah-Mr WIN woodo and
lady f MADDEN and children. Chares Thompson lady
and child Mrs Swift and child. Mrs Wayman, Mrs Ray.
man. Mrs Kelly Miss Foote Mise Francis Mr. Clark aud
lady DR. Leonard Marsh Messrs Simons Purple, Parker
Place, Wood, De Witt, Kooer. Wilmot, and II In the
Steeragc
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

Ships Union, Rattan, New Orleans Stanton s Frost 81
George Ferris, Liverpool D Ogden.
Bark Camilla. Curtis, Lisbon, Harbeck & Co.
Brgs EXacs, johnson, Savannah, Sturees Chairman:
Thompson, Brandy wine, Aymsr & CO.. Rebeeca Sta.
Wilmington. Brett & Vose Citizen, Brown, do do; Dan
can 6ilchrist, Asrbor Grace. NF.
Schrs Alexandria, Randall, AAllowen II Mason; Pu.
laski Smith, Newark Robert Mills Brown, ST laso
Texas; Mary Jane, Osborn Norfolk; Fame Smith
Windsor, NJ Statesman, Calleu, Alexandria; Fame,
Kelly Philad-
Ship Arcoe, Everleiga. SO days from Marse!lles via
Gibraltar. mdse. to Chsnberlin s phelps-
Ship Newton, OF Boston, Sears I'm Hsvre, and AZ de
from Antwerp, IN ballast, Lat 4S Ion s. ship Ara
bells, Q! Portsmouth, Nh, steering To the westward l6i
steerase passengers.
BARK Rosh,chlld Lowry, 40 Dc I'm Moprovs, QiSers>
West Coast OF Africa, palm Gill; to Brett Voae. Left no
American vessels. 10 passengers.
Bremen bark John Frederick, Wietang, 40 days from
Antwerp mdse, to n GloystsnS, l@o passengers.
Bark Macedonia, of Portland Robinson II ds I'm Ma
tanzaA sugar, SO, TO s Stewart Sailed In CO with
barks wslter, for Boston, and Diligence for Portland
Belgian bark Emma Mepsche. 10 days from Antwerp
mdse to Gurdy & Runkienaan. l31 passengers.
sw brig Freja, Hend,msn, as da I'm Amsterdam, udse
TO r v Buredgo.
Brig Excel Smith days from Savannah, cotton, &C
Sturges Chairman.
sesr Sarah Tros., dc FIN Beaufort NC, naval stoges
10 Depeyster s. Whi.narsh.
sehr Amelia, Strong, d. I'm Baltimore. ndse. to Ga
ger i Mailer.
sshr Patrick Henry Chester, days from Richmond
to Allen s Pexson.
schs Romeo, Hawthorne. IA days from 81 Johns, Pm
mdse, TO Mason Thompson
Sear 1ona Kendall Ptlsury, Is ds fan Trinidad de Gu
ns mossses sc. 70 Ghaaseriair & Ponvert Left bari
Commerce. of Boston. do; sehr P Iceland Tor Phia
Sslpha, do.
Schr Enterprise. Snson. 16 ds from Jsceel rs, Do
mingo) coffee and logwoed, To A C Rossiere.
Schr Jns aud Mary. Lewis. days Inn Newbcrn NC
naval stores, to L III Blackwell.
schr Heury Roberts, -, fun Now.Loadea, oil.
Sioop Republic - New Bedford. oil
schr o.ceo,a, Lynuaine, IS es fm Assakapas La iiv
sehr Navigator, Hogan 10 DIS fna A.sakapas, i've oal
20 Geo Hoyt
SAILED.
Ships Chaos Liverpool; Northumberland. London
g. Lawrence -; bark Eupomue Rio Janero
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Carpctirg.

CARPETINGs. S:!-Greai Bar
~ gains and Rare Chsncs.-Al Psrsons de.I3ui Of pro
ray Ca-oeinEs Oil Cloths Nsngs, alo slca QUEER Ar
e Is are usually ound Ia czrps; stores sre respectfully
tr~i.-t 10 eau AZ HUTCHINs cos, No 452 Pearl-sS
where ~ be found almost urrThec essSrt.ieI aa
81 prices seldom eve offered before II his city
Lsu5ords aeeper. OF Hotels Boarding houses aae pm
ysis citizens sbou, 10 urc:sh cy country residences
.g-tt- yin SbiDNss;s-s shi5 ard Steamboat Agents,
kc who isd any srcce IN .be above re QUO ac u %
heir a3vaulss- cal the subscribers c-iofe
eseS hsrarssIbsr.ng iheif r1ol'oi siS!I PEoE-s all
quick returr:-'
f1KJ~SEi.>, Thre--P!y snc logTsir Caroe.ng -
DLASRESCE. 81 CsnaEst second stors from Broad
way 1u:h sd ogors FOR sale OF verJ loves ers,
splendid o: Brussels, SPY sud lngiain CeIPe-
inss Veneiisus, Drugges, O Coihs OF eTs "lolh S.H
.n-as Mating, Gr The pnhir are in-'i-f AZ IInDSN.
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oENTLEMEN's LIST.

Albums, James
A3sit, George 5
Achilles. Ii l.. q
Abrahamson, A
Adams, Samuel
Adlsm, Robert
Adam. Roberto
AisbustharlSteph'l
Aller,son, John T
Amber, David
Allen, Lorebzo w
Alder, T c
Allen, Ira c
Analey, Henry
Ayrss, Jarvis l.
! Austin, Benjamin
Andrew, HenryOd
ger
Angel, Nicholas
Anderson, A M c
Arden, Daniel d
Ander,, N II
Andrews, John
Andrews, Chsrl,,si
Arlington, q w
Auchinbeck Gilber
Anger X Belknap
Asor, DR. Charles
Andrews, d
Appelny, w J
Archer, Jalnes
Armslrsd, G IL
Appleton, Edwar'
Arson, stephen
! Alwell, w Z
7, Ayres. Thomas }
Avery, & A
Brndy,ChRrie
Black. W \
Bradshaw. II B
Bradley. Mshe W
Brsdy, Fraucls
Bradley. Patrick
Bragg,Th
Radhisser, JohnH
BACON, David Il
Bradshaw, +
Badger, James '
BALDWIN, } u
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Baker, Jacob
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MIGRATORY MAGNETIC MACHINE.
THE Migratory Movement recently suDsuUL=t for the
rotary tns machine by lie sabicrb- win other in
proyem-ns gyest -xaGrdnsry rlortJ over every
other Ia which IL has been cOrsgc.eG IImpsrs n-
magnetic forces cOnt.aroosy. a1b e's violence
III. sensations OF the pa.rnt ami win permanent
efi.cy the tE- tina, IA incompsraby s,s ab
TO become impaired By Dsnanag j. 10
pscy flied IOgehewih i. battery. wires. and other APP
plGnees IN sany Of several acc pow
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Each case "a accom- panied with HAau4i (3td editor
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orCrr incluGng pete manual Of The practice Of n-t
ctu- Th very i1l glossary giving clear aud ample d.
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1ost pfuy.ral vel t5e mos. peculiar and ooaGaale
that are Known 10 the Medical profession
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