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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

J"gH EnYie.--In consequence Of
some eases sui upon the docket Of this
county, in which Jnlge Kocrner was en-
gagcd previous 10 his elevation to the
bench, Illga Purple has been presiding
in his stead during the past week and
we believe we can say, wilh safety, that
he has given universal satisfaction to The
members Of tie bar. BY his industry
and prompness, business has been facIl-
i,a,cd in Il degree seldom cqualled; while,
by lis urbanily and Gcn,lemauIy deporl-
mcnl the business Of the past week has
passed of pleasantly. The people of The
circuit over which Judge Purple presides
may consider themselves fortunate in hav-
ing such man to administer the law and
determine The rights Of Iidgants. BcRe-
uWe Banner, Oct. Il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

This here lcllcr,' said a witness in
court the other day, broke our wiudcr
with altr, and bit lsabeler on the el.
her, as she was playin on the pianer."
The magistrate said THE conduct
of the prisnah and his general charactah,
rcndah It propah that he should no longah
he membah of socc,ah.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

ia p'''H'H IT'S lf.'' ,'' .'. ' ~
to the iea5 as 81 zen d .'''s A''' ''','
have aan'y ad 'a' trustees 50 "''' '.'' ''
have seieeied our "'mo.' s''''s % '"' '.J ~
'AciI "'l'h anu f'.'l.''n. i"'' '.'' Wv
ioadirs ua''he uS.' every ''''' ~ e'
'nhden'e a"d e"' 2''F o. our pres to- VS.
place. '"'y now sec" 10 ''' o' '' wv ''7',
o''"g every means 20 "''S' ',' ''
NC d"eiiios Nhl'H VIC ''' ''''''" ~,
u" Jana Tong "''''' '''5 '''' '''' '''
oad N 'he P'sis's''' '' "'''" '"' 3 '',.'.
mas 'ui'y l'''''''i os' 1''' "'''o''''' VI 90
not on'y ny '"' '1'' a'' w. .! 80 I'''''1' ~
e'Si4''o"'
we a'' .''' '.I'.'7 '''''' " '''
al S'"1' 1'''i's' 0'' d. ''''' ''' ~ w. '''
humble D '"'e Is one '' '.'' s"'.'''' MUS VI
Lars We s"'', "'' ''''- ~ ','' ''''P o''
ol"' nc L" III % ''' '''''e'' '''' ~
h'if Ve"g''h on w. ''' OUT ''''.s " ''''''"
the" nights IN regard 10 ''''' amos '''1 ! Do "'.
f'ns 10 SPEAK '''i} OF ''''' o'''''' u''s' 'u w.
''h upon '"''.'' ''' ''' y! VI ,' '''''
h'u' We o"'. N.'' ''. ,''' VIZ wv! ,'.' u" ~
10 'n''' "''''--'' '''','' aus ''' '''''''' .y';
on Us ''y c'' ',' we ''''','I 10 "'''' '.'" . 49,
81 '''n a' "''9 '''''' N'''''U' ~ - ''''"
J." he'''' P'"N nj ''"''"''' " VIC o''''I
ana mp''e"4'! nor" 90 ANXIOUS ''."0-'Ni4 "'"
''V""'e' 'ua' '""" of''.' '"'N'
30 '''so O. our '''''fs NY acquainted WIN
''c's as 'A'y 'k''' !" 's"i' 10 our u'"'"'"e'
win NE iu"'''' We ""' 81! W" ""'u' uy
way OF eSi''"a'l'h' '''Ac'''''I5 ''''' ''''' or
gahk'ii'h ne! fiP''"''d TWO agent" I" take care
oil Tue canal 'a"d', az an enormous ''''y 'i
1"tic' |'a el b'A"' cach Per annun' one ''
"aom' was ''e.'d OWING To MS "i's i'Vo'-
ne 'i one OF Tie i'us''e5' VINO pt'''oy "u"d I"
mole ag'eee'i' 10 ''''"e an" i''u MN ou' o.
the cahe' 'uuu '""n oo' OF "i- """ iiN1'' purse
ana VINO '"''l'''''y ""' "'' ao'"'J anu q'''''-
o'loN' 10 gNH h'''"''d amongst men, We
at tao Time spoke o. t''s sI'e''' o. 'AF''as'he''
o'h'c'u'"s ''1' ''' "'.N',t' OH ''e cloA' o'H"
easily D''"u 10 '"e o1"'' assigned to 'ne''
"S'"''' Az" mus save '-.t'o pr u'""" 10 INC
TAX payers o. 'Ae 9'"e 81 4'''o''' bu' places
''' '''s"'' ''u ~ ", ''','u 'u' anu ,'",''''''
'fea''o' "o'"l'"'''H','s ''' np':e'''''u 'oo'
Quo" o. .'' ,''l,'' 10 r'''""y conceal ''''
L.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

'ilalio, i'm, what are you doing with
tia, POOR dog! His yeIls are enough to
break the heart of horse block.
well, I'm very sorry Sam, bu, you
see | am cutting his tail OF, Cor Squire
Glib says that since the British Tariff
i. passed we must all cur.iail immediate.
" or else we shall al be ruined and the
Squire know. all about these lhings.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

Tie CtnoEc C!apl,n'.--rhc Washington
correspondent Of the Fuemnu's Journal, gives
thi. account Of the Catholic ChlpIaias in the
army-
"Thc Row. Mr.. McEroy is stu officiating al.
,c,n1tcy al Manmoros and ,'ant lnhr', Will
tho Rev. Mr.. Rry is at Camarso, attached to
Gen. Toylors staff Many Of the aliccrs that
have been SEX have become converts IN the
church, and were regularly received as such 10y
MI Gcy within tie last month
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

Coguciic.-W hen hear, says Kitch.
cr, of coQuetts marriage, am remind.
ed of the Doge's custom of marrying We.
nice to the sea, which, spite of The ccre-
mony, is as free to all flags US before.
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To uhc s:.lni,sr Illinois.

TIE foregoing is only one OF a great
number of letters sen, me by men Of first
RATE responsibility by which it appears
that The government Of The State has been
set aside la n'iIhhoring county, aud an
uiious mob despoiism substituted in its
place. have regretted to see that the
people have been willing to tolerate this
state Of things; but have recently been
informed that a reaction has taken place
in the opinions and feelings Of many per.
sons favorable to law, whereby it is
thought possible that force may now be
raised to restore its rule. For the pur-
pose Of giving persons, who are Wiling
to act ON the side Of the law, an opporu-
nly 10 offer their services, hereby pro-
claim and make known that if such per-
son, will organize themselves into COM
panies and elect their officers, they will
be received into the service Of the State.
ammunition and provisions viii be pro-
yidcd for them from the time of their ar
rival at the place Of rendezvous, and it
will be recommended to the Legislature
that they be paid for their services. The
companies will notify me when formed,
and if sufficient force shall offer their
services they will Immediately be order
ed 70 a convenient place OF rendezvous.
Each man must find his own gun.
THOMAS FORD, G0UuH0r,
INIT Commaadr-iH-ehiJ rite militia.
Springfield, Oct. l2, 1916.
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nd IN 2onIItI.-IIIs sad tHa' Uoa'F'I
patterson Ct the head five thousnrd men, in.
d4J'nl tic seven hunlrd regulars lom the
north to be s,n, uulr direction Of Gen. Ca'ncs,)
Il. TO al,arcoan Tanpico with alIpass.blc sfo'd,
after the necessary provision shall have been
male r,r hat purpose. The naval forces are. of
+. proper tine. to unite their strength with those
Of the land, and thus insure success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

There il a cigar factory at Manila that
employs ten thousand girls. It's a pity
that the labor Of SO many women should
end in smoke!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

Among GrmCrs there is sc,,.,t.
su'J'cl upon which opinions arc NO.
loose lhan rpon he proper size rcoris;,o
Tor the hive, 4 common mode for p,Lira
a bee live, is To lay hold Of the wiI,.,
board TO be bad, and construct a box ,s
large ms the materials will make. Hive
are ''as "'ien made not less dian twenty
inches sqrare' or even larger, and Tie
same sine" "''I oALibii US mary shapcs
ana patterns as il contains hives.
contain tic bees ,c, , .r' '.'g' enoreL to
Lecn l1rm 1r,roh ~, S"'Nc'cni to
''''T Whit
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.s..HH..H.aaa#
Chicago Nfnrkci.

October 2Olh, 1916.
Our market remains about the same and will
probably remain so, until another foreign arrival.
5S cents was the highest market price for wheat,
though city miIlcrs went shade above it for We
~ choice samples.
Nrw NouK. Oct. 80
Flour il nomiroly 50 30 &c for G,ncsce,
Michigan, Sc. Mixed brands 20 80. The re-
cripls arc fur.
Corn is ts,70' for Western mixed,
White wheat IN fair demand.
Pork quito inactive at $40 o.! FOR mess, and
80 81 for prime.
safes Of 1000 boxes cheese Tor expcr, al 7a7i
--mnrP wanted.
Lard cents.
r-r,s $3.50.
UJWOOD WANTED at this Office, for
which the highest cash price will be given.
DeErrER Thrown muslins. bwn
4 . AID hcnchcd Canton nlnucs, with inviting
n the line of Prints can GHd wpH gire better
h,Dyaips than have been offered heretofore in this
market Let no one f,ll to call and examine the
good. before buying elsewhere,
l6 NArriNoLn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-10-23

On, Of CO. ,oG'hem Colleges has confirmed
The title Of l.. /. L, up,a Gsn. Taylor. The
philadelphia No,.h Am rcar say lIls i, hu' @
u.Iay, no, a literary, tile; meaning, bfa
L.a'msn, Lbsy'ai.-d.c " Lcsd'r Of ,he Army
of Liberty ga 0ho b1s bclor right to IL!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02

sh scimetar-the sky, variable a coquette, takes
its cue from the sea, upon which it is now sweet
y smiling-the fields look green and fresh-the
cottages white and in shoit, the whole landscape
presents you with soft, dreamy picture, upon
which you could gaze until every object seems
tinted with the % couleur de rose"
In our quiet yet well tenanted little town, there
has not been much TO chronicle for the past few
days but the tide OF immigration increases, and
The season will soon be ''in the full" This eve
ming tickets have been issued for the opening ball
at the +" Ocean," There has been a considerable
amount OF private dancing done already, but as
yet we have had no concerted movement in the
matter. Tonight however, is set apart for
grand and general hop"
A few evenings ago had the great good fortune
to see the distinguished Calderon dc la Barca-I
do not mean Caderon himself, but his wife--dance
the Mazurka and the Celarius. The Madame is
we'll known to the reading public, as the author
OF very readable two-volume book upon Mexico,
which country she visited some three four years
ago, in company with her husband, who was then
and for n NJ know to the contrary, is still
herself is an Englshwoman. This fine lady pre-
sents many points OF distinction. Her person
would attract observation in the "tallest kind Of
crowd" She is a bright blonde, with cheeks Of
natured smile. She waltZes with much grace.
There many distinguished visitors residing
here at present, among whom might mention
the Hon. Abbot Lawrence, of Boston, with his
family; Judge Read, of Cincinnati, and family,
SC, &c.
Yesterday evening the town Council gave
pyrotechnic exhibition, the remains Of the fire.
works that had not been "le off" on the 4th.
The exhibition was attended by over five thousand
persons, should think. 1t was given upon the
"Ocean Cliffs - band of music attended. Tue
blue and red lights cleaning upon the surf-the
hoarse rushing f the breakers, and the sweet and
thrilling music, produced an effect at once strange
and startling.
To-day our little city startled from its usual
quiet by the report OF cannon, fired at intervals
from Fort Adams, across the Bay. We, at first,
supposed that the commandment had received
very late news from Camargo or Monterey, but
we were soon set to rights by being informed that
he was simply. practising his guns-giving them
TO know, no doubt, for what purpose they had
been placed there.
am honestly of opinion that, for urbanity and
general fairness of dealing, the citizens of New
port have no parallel on the face ofthe earth.
EcoLIRR.
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Price Two Cents.

one or more copies of the Herald, and it is always
to be found in their rooms; and yesterday, num-
beers being otherwise unable TO see your paper,
read il in the bar rooms. As every man, in re-
turn for the favor afforded, is compelled TO drink
at the bar, the result of the law is, that while
the wise city fathers stopped the sale OF a news
dent spirits
A great effort has been made Of late to prevent
the owners of horses and vehicles leaving
them standing loose in the street Perhaps as
good check TO it as can be found was put TO the
practice on Saturday last A coachman left his
team standing the pier at the foot OF the East,
ern ferry Becoming FESTIVE, the hors-s backed
of into the dock, and were both drowned. No
one was III or near the coach.
An Irish hodcarrier, who went to his work in
toxicated on Saturday, was discharged by his
employer As soon as the latter was out of SIGHT
the lrishman loaded hod with mortar. mounted
the ladder and had assembled to the third story,
when he lost his balance, pitched backwards,
fell, and dashed his brains out upon the bricks
below,
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out awaking the sleeping sentries. After getting
the body OF Prescott IN their possession, they re-
turned by the mill race TO their boats, and again
rowed silently back TO the Nanagansett side of
the Bay. Thus, ladies, was accomplished one of
the most chlvalrous feats recorded in history"
what an interesting old house How should
like TO live in it ~ exclaimed bewitching beauty
"Ah," replied our captain, looking more serious
than was his wont; "there is house in sight
possesses far more interest, at least to me-
" How where % cried dozen voices at once.
There" answered the captain, pointing to
fine-looking mansion on the hill, which stood
in tine centre OF an extensive oIcbard-" that
is the house in which | was born and
where have spent, at least the happiest years Of
my life" There was something melancholy, both
in the voice and manner OF the old sailor, as he
made this declaration, and we remained silent
Perhaps he was rejecting on his past prospects
and his present posltion-stil but the Lieutenant
OF revenue cutter, after twenty years of hard
vice-brave fellow were it in my power your
shoulders would soon be decked with the double
epaulette. Many to-day, less brave, less capable,
issue their orders upon the deck OF "a. How
long we might have remained contemplating this
interesting landscape, know not, for at that mo-
ment our attention was called 10 the door of the
cabin, where the mulatto steward, with very
agreeable grin, informed us that skinner was
ready" believe that this was welcome sum-
mons to all parties. The ladies had fairy reco-
vered There is nothing like the sea air
to give an appetite, even TO. lady, and
we found in the cabin of the Jackson as fine a
needless to say that we practically approved of
Captain CornelPs cook-praised his pastry, and
toasted his chowder.
These epicurean feats having been performed,
we returned once more 10 the deck, where we
were treated to the thrilling spectacle of naval
battle. Drums were beaten, cannon fired, board
received and repealed with all the Juror and
confusion of regular fght and it is but Justice
20 our commander, to say that every movement
was performed with a degree OF alertness and
precision that would have done credit to any fri
gate in the navy. Although the crew of the Jack
son have been but lately shipped, Cher regular
crew having been sent 10 the Gulf,) yet are they
already SO drilled, that with old Cornell at their
privateer chow her nose within fifty miles of the
Narragansett.
Our head was now turned, however, and in
short time we came TO anchor in the beautiful
bay of Newport After shaking hands with the
old Captain and his genlemanly officers, we were
rowed ashore, in high spirits at having spent so
delightful a day. EcoLIER.
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n Chapter of Occurrences

The atmosphere around Newport has again
assumed "yaler Completed" hue--the sun
shines boldly out-the sea has thrown off its gray
mantle, and looks as blue as the steel of Turk
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k&- Consignees Of goods ship Charlemagns from
MIN Liverpool. hereby notified that said ship
R&k&,dscharyng under general order AZ Pier No s. N.
nl.,, w. X J. T. TAPSCOTT.
ia al
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I'll. s,hsr If spencer who murder, his wife in Jer-
ev Civ + now the pastor Of the Church
in west Harw ick, Oswego CO.. N r., He Is brother
the Hon Joshua A. Spencer, Of Utica.
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MARITIME ACCOMMODATIONS.

FhasaEe 70 and from Great Britain and Teand Liverpool
by the Old Black Ball Line, any Of the regular
Packet ships sailing every five days.
The subscribers calling the attention Of Old Country
aud the public generally their unequaed
for bringing from the old country beg
leave state the of the House Liverpool
will be conducted BY ITS branch
Those sending for their friends will AZ the
OF this will preclude
cessay delay of the emigrap The ships employed this
line well known We Of the first and largest class
maded by Of experiences; and they sail every five
days offer facility thar be furnished With those
superior the subscribers look forward for
continu Of that which has been literally
excluded 1hem for many years past la any OF
those engaged do embark the passage will
funded customary For further particulars apply by letter
post paid. J. HERDMAN x Co,
81 South ST.. New York.
HERDMAN * CO, Liverpool.
N B.-Drafts for any amount usual be furnished
payable all the principal Banking Institutions throughout
the Unired Ming ION, application above jy28
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF
'AosAGE FROM GaLAT BKITAlAN AND

IRELAND,
~ & ~ NJ
By the Black Ball. Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sailing
from Liverpool m the LIST and 10th OF every mouth.
The YORKSHIRE sails from Liverpool LIST of March,
+" OXFORD Z" I" 18th Of March
CAMBRIDGE % +" LIST of April
" MONTEZUMA " :" 18th OF April
Persons sending for their friends and forwarding the passage
certificate by ,mship Hbeia sailing from Boston
the st of February Will have plenty Of time 20 come u t
Yarkshre OF the eight packets OF the Black Ball
Line sailing from Liverpool the LIST and 10th ofevery
month. Apply to- address, il by letter post paid
ROCHE, BROTHERS X Co, IS Fulton St,
Next door % the Fulton Bank
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL OF ALL
EXCURSIONS.
s004D9 - SAIL across the Hudson river 10 Hobo
as.FSaqP ken, and then walk to the Eysisn Fields,
ne place. will the easily accomplished and attrae
Of all rurual that be made from the city
The grounds present charming aspect the be
ny in leaf and the soil covered with a rich turf.
The walks excellent order having been considerably
ms ellished the present spring.
On pleasant afternoon there will be attendance
he Coonnade Eysian Fields excellent Band Of Music,
which w perform selections from the favorte Operas popu
lar marches, waltzes, &c.
The Ferry Boats from Barclay, Canal and Christopher
completely fitted up with awnings and seats.
rclock.
Terr;.r~ az cents mi Smsr
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Union Hotel liillsbOrOugh.

sESHE subscribers, having purchased the Union
= Hotel Hillsborough, n. G., have thoroughly
repaired the House, and fitted il up with entire
new furniture. wy "@ E@As#.1s E.,.z #@s@Ga
They have the pleasure of announcing TO the
public, that they have succeeded in securing the
services Of Mr.. & MRS. l.. e.. WREN, to SUI
perintend the establishment, who, from their ex.
perience and ability to conduct the business, cam
not fail to please the travelling community VI .a
The Projectors have spared no expense in ft.
ting upthe Housein neat and comfortable style;
and they pledge themselves to the travelling pub,
lie, that the house will be constantly supplied with
good clean beds, Widespread table, faithful and
obllging servants, and good ostIers, and that eve
ry effort shall be made to render all those who
may favor them with call comfortable.
Regular Boarders, Lawyers, Jurors, &c. viii
ind at this house a qniet and comfortable home.
1t Is situated convenient TO business. and at the
same time removed from the hustle and confusion
Of the court yard.
. CT Two or three Families can be accomrno-
dated with board for the Summer. q. 3 sse.fs
-. LONG. WEBB, & CO., Proprietors.
x% u 81
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Pain Extractor.


Fer dAe russ & RuFns. Seslds. lnitss,
Cnks. Pilek. rali RkenEl. DaIten LII.
cosns. and eeneFsl ScEsF q 81 kln1s--
fiemTuofpT lsHT TIxEsIHEAFER rHAx
nafoEE. q sohing i he nkeE i rol 4.
lighted viii 4.
A y arsiclr thaa earsy Frnrily ntss ressis,, :.
n aiFFrnsakis shEn ahey knen ~ rrrsr -
xalae. and y lich las htis,n.nrr kstn s,j toel,.l
lerssch al cl..ses. he's rep bra se11rt1 IA s,sr
uisA AieN lhafrifh nhd pes. lisk nn.s ~. -
il lArt every hnnasn ltiiE ny eniuy ~ ssrss,s..
end n Nho ere h sAnil have k Trsre rstv-nrsss
Iien 4 ihry are ~ dclighied = = 49,. ~
ssz<It niilhoEt tie possililiiy r. xolar.tli,,..'
thai Al Brass ard srALns. av1n1 RaTfs..,
soRE, I'd q fri, I'D. an external fairs -
seiss. 10 maiisr nhrre. shall r. rr1rrrd n -.
CT " u IN Ese nsinufes--s1sing ~. li,ul !.
srzr. No burn can le fatal II Us i an ~ -
less Dc siisls aresdoiTO9ed b he aS.sdtni. /,
i tr1ly HiagiCnl % apFeaEsnre N IL elsfts. r.
quir iog' c0nnsi's Magical pain Eal1artor s,l,s,
Il conntock 4 ro.s, n costsunds et,e,t ~.
fosk. Price IS rrfssS o. fcuf fssnss "A rn,,,A =.
30 rslis. snl Eear Ten times e Md ~ 49,.
A csEiaiR quaiary i given esery aay a n.
100 IN Asw iosk, and theEs Is not toy g.
ycan cd ia The cry, hui can isu al abou, NJ.
nonderful extractor II al rain.
sid. Wholesale. ~ coInsiork 4 Co. n g..
lsndl sarrei, New York; ana ~ d. Hcsssf. Hal..
losough. ID. James Young, Ozfosd. and D. an.
Sloan. GTeenslaFacsh. -
fklHrafg III. zsa..tssa.aa.ss ..z -s "a
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NEWS
Liniment and Eiixer.
FOR RHEUMATISM.

THE sudden, crrtain and sure relief that The
use o. this PREPARATION gives 10 the sufferer il
almost beyond belief. IL penetrating powers, IRE
very great, 80 much 80, that the worst cases have
heen entirely cured in two or three days. P,rsons
troubled with this cum ain have only to usc these
preparations according TO directions Inc Elmer in
waFdly. and the Linimcni applied ouiwardly. and
a cure Is effected almost before they have locked
fof any good results TO follow the apIdicatiOn.
Quito number Of persons in the city and state u
New York, who have hcen currd ly the use q
these Preparations, have given large sums 10 the
Projectors, 10 h. applied 10 the giving u them 10
the poor. which j. daily done. Certificates with.
oui number, are pouring in every day OF two. II
Is useless 20 say, that this aTli,'" has also teen
counieheiicd, and The public ere cautioned again.,
busins any that has not the signature ofcomsipek
& Go. upon zach bottle. ng."
Sold. wholesale. hy comstock & 10. 81 Con.
lsndt stret, New York; and by d. Heart. Hills.
borough, Dr. James Young, oIiOrd, and J. 4 r.
sloan, GrecnsboFough.
April 5. "-5. III
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Hays Liniment,
FOR fIiE.piLES,


TslIIS preparation, which has been counterfeit.
= Cd BY number Of Druggists, owing 10 it,
wonderful power over the filcs, il now for sale IL
ID. Heart Of this place. Persons lave tech en-.
tiIels tutcl by the use Of only kalf homie. Tie
hardest cases are moi proof agsihst is power Il,
u weli known, hai almost uSoD individual 10
troubled mere or less with this distressing Gem
plant, for the cure 81 which, they would give ans
amount Of money, The genuine lays' Linincn.
gives no pain in the application, not the leuss.
The counterfeit preparations give great psin which
u almost insuilerablr Purchasers should there
fore ssc TINT Ccmsiock g. Co.'S name is on each
bottle before buying-none other genuine.
Sold, wholesale. hy Consiock & Co, 81 cort.
landt street New York; and hy ID. Hcurtt, Hills
borough, DR.. james Young, Oxford, and J.S X
Sloan, Greensboruugh. ,t5 ar1 .eq~rI .-
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