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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

John d. Beamer and1 ~ -'-'a st't'. tHE-t.
Catherine Mills, Adl ess9.ni .art .tl E,8itC} GGi
ministaIors Of vii.
liam Mills, deceased 20. S+ fa faiN.
Goarge 8. Mills Et9f r 0tltlOn to sell lands.
"a Mills, Harriet HiN 30 Q VI '7'
Mills, Ann Mills ,ff tti $50. .s.} ve4.tt
Mary Mills, and 70, Il,
Thomas Mills. | lW i1HglsJ g t&8ta f
'HE said George s. Mills is hereby nssined that tha
~ said Administrators the nnth day Of NJ ar en- a. n
Io hled IN tile Clerks office Of the Court of Common
praying said Court for authority sell the real estats az
said William Mills deceased. pay the debts Of sad a.
tate md that said Petition will be for inc On shs a.,
day Of the next ofsad Cou or as soon thereer ~
Counsel can be heard = "''''. .' -, -
JOHN J. ACKERMAN
u.o ,sr Attorney for Pstiiisnsrs.
ns'A u is"' 3lksw
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NOTICE.

iafa sffage NOTICE.. .si4 3ih
TS hereby gvea that my wife Margaret Parish len my
j he'd and board, the Eth day OF February, 1647
without any just pYovoeation my part All
ps sons therefore notGed not TO barber trust the
or her contrasting. ,gNfr1a ssfETEe
Massh'ad. ls41, y4gl MERTpITH PARISH.
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ANOTHER NEW YEAR

AMID the succession of periods, once hasre-
yolved around. How frnught with food for thought are
those - mile stones" In human life
4. CHANGE AFTER CHANGE oi
how many the changestIa retrospect of the past ls
months viii cOnjure up TO view
THE STRUGGLING POOR
have In some instances been made happy by the dawn Of
brighter days while those bassing in The
SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY
have had TO taste tho bitter panss of want How ought
these vivid essonsfrom of lifes truthful page-io stir
up the hearts of all vHai : ~ asa
to gooily deeds, -
Aud thoughts OF sympathy
Death, too has not beenle hut has Helped to make mp
the canges of the past year. And where health once took
up its abode, disease holds in hraldom But how Oft
is Ill health attributed 10
NEGLIGENCE OR PREJUDICE,
which induces tile suffering invalid to refuse using the
rghui remedy which bis own peculiar maady calls for.
The experience Of more than
TEN THOUSAND TRIALS
proves the unequaed value of that pleasant and most
celebrated medicine,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
For Diseases Of the Lungs and Brsasti
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SHERIfF'S SALE
Thomas Sparrow,
a. ExHcuTioN.

Us. EXNCIJYIQK
j. 8. Martin, and
Michael J. Myers.
ny virtue Of writ Of execution, TO me, dirss:s1
from the Court of common pleas of Putnam
County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door of
the Court house, in Kolida, on the 30th day II
March. A. D.. le47, between the hours Of ten
o'clock. A. NJ, and four o'clock, p. M, Of said
day, the following described property, to wit;
In Lot No. fifty y'six, 1861 with dwelling house
L6ll all in the Town of Columbus Grove, Pleasane
Township, Putnam County, Ohio. Taken as the
property OF Michael J. Myers, to satisfy jude-
ment in favor Of Thomas Sp.rrow,
], Fl. VAIL, Sheriff
40 SHERITF's OFfIcE, n,a vEa
Kalidn, February l9,sl847. sri 3I2ew
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HEJcHEAPEsT AND BEST

New. Prospectus for the Year 1sA1.
Forty-Eight large octave pages, and 10
Enprayings in each number. Published on
the first Of every monthcs sf'f'
Fourth Volume commences in January, lS47.
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From DR.. Baker, Springfield. Washington County,

From Dr. Baker, Springfield. Washington County,
| Kentucky. =
| SPRINGFIELD KY, May II, 1886
Messrs. Sandford &c ParkI take this opportunity of
informing you OF most remarkable performed upon
me by the OF Dr. Wisars BaIsam of Wild Cherry u
In the year lei0, was taken with an Inflammation of
the Bowels which afored under for six weeks, when
gradually recovered. In the fall of 1871 was attacked
with severe cold, which seated itself upen my luups
md for the space of three years confined INV he'd
tried all kinds OF medicines, and every variety medical
aid, without benefit, and titus wenria aloHg Until the
winter of 1874 when heard of Wistar's Basan of
Wild Cherry" fr ~.
Myfriends persuaded me TO give II trial tloughi had
given up MI hopes of recovery and Ind preDared myself
ton, was induced 70 make Of the Genuine Wsta
Basnn OF Wild Cherry" The effect was truly astonish
ng -Aftcr five years Of alicou pain aud suffering and
after having spent FIVE HUNDRED TO no
purpose, ami the best and most respectable physicians lad
proved unavailinr. restored 20 health hy the
blessing of God and the use OF Dr. Ws:ars BaIsam of
Wild Cherry.
um now enjoying good loath, and such is nv altered
appearance that en- no longer known when meet my
former acqurintances.
have gained rapiuy in weight and my flesh is firm and
solid. can much asa:y person. and my food
seems tougrec with me. Iave eaten more curing The
iasI SIX months Than had eaten for five years heoIe.
considering my case almost miracle, dee. y neces
sary for the COOL of the frted and duty owe ts the
poprietoIs and my fellow men to mike ts statement
public.
valuable medicine as Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAM II. BAKER
Cures similar TO the above constantly being pnr
formed in other parts of country and we should in
deed be destitute Of all feelings of humay did we not
call upon oil WHO afflicted with pulmonary diseases TO
resort at to this the only remedy can be relied on
for a. cure. ft..1 ~ ae H45- --tt
streets, by SANFORD & PARK
General Agents for the Western States.
Sold by II G. LEE, Kaiia ~ 1861 1'27'H
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.
=, n,,,s' ~ ), s';"', Y; s,,',. EXECUTION.

Elijah L. Durfy.
virtue Of Of writ Of Execution to me dessed By Tho
cor,v nso o tne Court OF common pleas Of Putnam
ause, IN ksda on the 3oth day Of March, A. d. is41.
between she iours Of 10 O'clock and o'cIosk, p ~
the followisss described lesfate, TO wit: -
IN Lot number seventeen M In the town Of CoIumbua
Grove, with frame for house on IL, ~
And Ont Lot number eight (8l hthe town Of Columbus
Grove, supposed 10 esniain three acres more or lese
Taken as tile property Of Elijah L. Durfy to saiisfy
Judgment in favor of X, w. Shawn. NJ iI ,'71'''sc-
SHgRTyp's OvVIcz. ! ,.stNti.H ~ T7''''' .''
Kada, Feb. 10. Ia47 ,,t .% % n s,a...
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J.P. WORSTELL.
Massiilon, Nov, II, 1913.

Messrs. Comsiock & Co:
Gents About six years since, rsceiv
ed a hurt, which broke two of my ribs; siuce
which time have been most of The time un-
able to do any work from severe pain in
my side and breast. l had despaired Of ev-
er being cured, having already paid enough
TO doctors 10 pay fer good farm, and reeeiy-
ed no benefit. But thaaks to the genius
who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster,
through its effects lam WELT About six
weeks since, in Logansport, heard an agent
ofyours recommending the Hebrew Plaster,
and was induced to buy box, and the re-
suit was as have stated. | would also
state, that havo daughter who for two
years has been unable TO do work fiom a pain
in her side, and general prostratlon of
strength, who also applied a plaster TO her
side, and at the same time made use OF the
Honey coated Pills. She is now nearly well,
and Improving rapidly.
sasi You're, with great respect,
A r rJ1 TT 4 N M
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Yours, with great respect,
a39 CALEB HARRISON.

Each box contains sufficient 10 spread 6
or s large plasters. Price so cents per box.
AGENTs.--H. G. LEE, Kalida; M. MYERS,
Columbus Grove; and w. HAMILTON, Pen
dIetou Feb. 10. lS47. 3llaew
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The No. for Jan. contains q pictorial
Description ofthe State Of Ohio,'' elegantly
illustrated with AMERICAN VIEWS, &c.
0S5-Otior StatdStcz2l appear in subsequent
Nos. of the Work,-[10 n. s-se, a7e
ROBERT SEARS, ,l2S Nassau-street, New
York, wilfherealier furnish his now
PICTORIAL g. ILLUSTRATED
EAMLI LIVMAGdZIMN EAP 1917
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.adn.inistrator of Me estate of Samuel Cark dee'd
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-08

We are pleased to state that this structure i.
NV progressing rnpidIy notwithstanding tht
nnfavorablc state Of the weather for the las, few
weeks. A few days since, great f. ars were en-.
TRAINED respecting the safety Of the wo,k on
account of the lnllJncss Of the Ucothpr. which
caused the run ming. ice to lodge as,i :, Ih'
staging and threaten is destruction. lu fact,
several parts Of the s'aging did give way, huI
by the aid Of ropes or! additional braces it was
firmly held in its place. Now that cold weather
has set in an firmly frozen the accumulated
mass Of ice above the stagin :. no fears are co.
tertained fjr its safety, as but few days labor
are required to place the work ont Of danger.
The Bridge will be noble piece of workman.
ship and Of Immense val re TO the business Of our
town. 1t is Of the most permsncn, character,
and when once completed will not only be
profitable investment for the Company, but add
materially to he character Of our place aud the
convenience Of the people. The enicrprsing
builder deserves much praise for the mpnrcr in
which the work is executed, as also Tor the great
energy with which it is prosecuted. IT, five OF
six weeks the bridge will probably be ready Tor
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The New CONGREGATIONAL { hn,sh.

We omitted last week In notice the compile
ton and dedication Of the Acw bu ilding erected
by the Congregational Society during the past
year in this plicc. The building is Of b,ck,
40 by 90 feet, and contains 80 slips besides the
gallery for the choir. The structure and ma.
terais are of the mos, pernanen, character, aud
the workmanship throughout the whole bull
ding of the first order and reflects much - the
credit Of our mechanics. The cost of the bull.
ding is about So, 500, and to meet the full liaJi.
ties Of the society for its lection. abou, onc.hall
OF the slips have been offered Tor sale, most Of
which have been already been sold.
The building was dedicated to the rnrpores
for which it was erected, on Thursday the 3lsi
ultimo. The dedication sermon was delivered
by The able and worthy pastor of the congrcg,-
ton, Rev. G. w. BAssgrr.
We are pleased thus to announce the conf ,
tion Of the frs, perm lnant house Of public wor-
ship in our place, and hope I" see many more
added to il. No better evidence If the perma-
nent prosperity Of our town can he presented.
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From the state Register.
Death Of .Sr. kEeuslry,

II is or painful dnly 10 record the
death of the Hon. WILLIAY HaNDRy, Z
representative IN the lower House Of the
Legislature from lhe county Of Adams.
lie died on Tuesday night last, after a
short illness.
While with the res; of the friends Of
the deceased, and With society, we deep.
IS dcpure his sudden Withdrawal from
among Us, we will only add our humble
testimony Of the worth and virtue Ct The
deceased, Ia the eloquent tribute paid to
his memory, by ms col eague, MIR. Nor.
RIs. On Wednesday evening last, Mr..
NJ. announced 10 the House of Repre-.
srniali.es the d,aIh of TT. colleague. and
IN connection with the announcement he
made IN following remarks:
Mr. SPEAKER ~ have the melancho.
~ duty 10 perform ct announcing to thl,
House the death at one OF NV colleagues,
the honorable WILLIAM ilENDRy. mem.
Der froa tie county Of Adams. lie was
attacked on Tuesday the 22d instant with
severe cold, winch on Sunday night
terminated with the PNEUMpAIi. ana on
last uigHt precisely at ~ o'cioc1, closed
his mortal career, aud he passed lo that
realm
~ here the wicked cease fr,m troubling
| Aud the weary are al rest
The deceased was one of the oldest
and most respectable cl'lzeus Of the State.
IN the year 1919, he settled IN Johnson
county, and for the last sixteen years re.
sided in the county of Adams, which he
as twice represented on this floor. and
the numerous testimonials OF confidence,
with which his iellow.ciilzens have hon
oied him, is conclusive evidence of the
high regard in which he was held. Such
were his many virtues, and admirable de.
pertinent that ! do not believe he had an
enemy on earth. To know him vas to
esteem and love him. But he is gone
gone with all his worth to that bourne
"From whence no uiv,llcr e'cr returns
and however Overwhelming the bereave-
merit, i, is our duty 10 bow in slen, SUBJ
mission To the divine will. There is a
mysterious providence that presides over
and determines our fate, aud il we would,
we cannot avert ils uncrring decree.
The cup of death. Mr.. Speaker, is al
ways bitter, but when taken by an ndi-
vidtal away from his family and home,
as i, has been by my deceased friend. il
is peculiarly so. lie left them in buoy
nm, hopes-he returns to them llelcss
rorpse The pace in this House that
knew him once, viii know him no more.
And in his death his constituents have
lost n clear headed, faithful aud honest
represcntalive--sociely one Of its most
valuable members and his family. (who
are now al home, Unconscious OF his fate
and d'eamiog Of ,lc happy day Of his re.
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turn, kind and ailectionate husband and
father. But If his constituents have sus-
tanned loss-lG community has been de-
| prired OF one ot IT'S brightest ornaments,
how deep. how overwhelming will be the
| anguish Of the partner OF lris llfe, and the
tender offspring Of his affections. Ian.
! guage would fail me, should | attempt 10
| describe lit Is too weak and pnwerless
/ TO represent the scene. Imagination cam
/ not depict II, nor the mind of man con-
ceive II. The human heart though "staut
! aud brave" when oyerrakcn BY bcreave
ment like this. sinks down poor trem.
bling, Iarreraled thing. and ouly finds re-.
lief IN the unuuerable and dealung agony
of Ms own affection
he deceased. Mr.. Speaker, was moi,
unconscious of his approaching dssolu.
Iion. On Monday morning he converstd
with me freely ON this subject, and asked
me To write To his wife and prepare her
for the event. | complied with his re-
quest. and when had flushed the letter
NC d>hCb Ilt ~ Ttdu u W UIiD SCplUI
that hesltated and tried to avoid it. he
said edo not be aiarmsd, / made M mn
mind yesterday morning that ! Shouia
not Ice, and ] an not ofroiit lear IT,"
| then complied with lis request hy read.
ing the letter. and he said cit was about
right" From that time unr;l his death |
coavsrsed feGueuty with him on the sub
irct, aud he talked leeliHgly in relation To
his Family, and desired me and INV o;her
colleague. Mir. >eehoIu. tn bear To- them
his dying blessing mention these
facts TO show THAI he was IN fulI posses.
sIca of his reason, anA lous,d upon trs,h
wnh a cam aud Qni'l resiIna'nn New.
rr IN my Ifc have | stood over the Cspi-
rirg bed OF a friend who was more con-
Fo'ed or willing TO hear tie SUMMONS
which called him to his eternal rest"
The lamp of tine went out Without a
struggle. and az slight Testimonial to the
memory and worth Ct the d ceased, | OF.
fer the following resolutions:
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medical staff of the army. A Listo.
~ is given Of the operations in min
cral lands during the past year. The
number Of pension agencies is forty
four, exclusive Of navy pensions, and
the number Of pensions about TWEEN
ty thousand.
The independent treasury act con-
templates the employment Of officers
therein named as pension agents,
and renders it doubtful whether those
hitherto employed are not suspen-
ded. tits, therefore, recommended
that authority be given TO continue
the present agents at reasonable
compensation.
Thirty-four hundred and thirty
four Indians have been removed
from the East to the West of the
Mississippi, since the last annual re-
port
New treaties with the Indians are
referred to, and the solicitude of
government expressed for the pro-
motion of the welfare Of the Indian
tribes.
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Correspondence of the "Free Trader"
NJ. YoRK, Dcccmbcr c2L, 1916

M YoRK. Dcccmbcr c2l. 1915.
The Canhti has arrived, bringing 3 days
later ln,,Iligpnc fom Europe. The mos, i'm.
poI,'ni iieor Of eNs is the extinction Of the Re
public Of cr,co,. which, by the action Of Rus
sla, Prussia, an, Austria, has been aHHtred To-
the latter. Thu extinsuishirg the LIST remain.
ing vestisc Of be- once grca, Polish nation
= r'tung iorc,e6rnm the map of European na-
tons, nS'ne Of pncirut pr De anl llHy. The
s'sr Of Poland ha,se, farcyer, amid the gloom
ard sorrow Of the gave. raralyz sd By the dcs-
rl'iion of despair. 'hcn whitening Hope bad
Died and Mercy fled, her unhappy ,hiljr,n be-.
hold the las, mrurniul ct Vi the bloody drama
without the pn"er In Ner or the means L. A.
Ncnsr. The outbreaks nC ltS February are as
signed as the cause ot This l'r act al nilmy. b,
her rapciou, drstroyer.. The ,yran,, feared
for the safety OF their III one. while freedom had
= lice left Ia stand upn. The only green spot
that smihd with happiness, INST be TUNED t,
dcsoac vase, that 10 prrsu~p,uous vote,
should he r'',ed IN question TOE right Of king,
aud i'rls to oPPres, u.d ryranuiz, over the hu.
. ''''''' '"' - .'''''>'''''' W
very strong terms agaus' this ,,lIunous nu,rag,;
hut It Is not supposed thd, her rcmonstranre can
:, ''''''''' " ''' ''"' "''"H'-
'' y s''u ~ u" very '"''-''''' at ""a,
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The French papers are very bitter in then dc.
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II 7 W0W a FFT'T VI VI IT
Sold By Geo. T.. Walker, Ottawa, =
TrLAST NOTICE ST

Mr.. AMAsA Foster, who is our
duly authorized agent will next
weel; proceed to collect for us. All
knowing themselves indebted will
please make payment to him and
thereby save costs. About year
since we were obliged to commence
legal proceedings against some of
the best men in the county for our
dues, and we are fearful that we
will have to adopt the same means
TO meet our necessities. We make
no distinctions amongst our subscri-
bers, and all owing us arc meant by
this notice.
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Look ONT

We learn that the Branch Bank If Indiana
Michigan City, is anxious to circulate lis pa
per in The northern part of this State, and that
this objec, will probably be carried ou by makinp
arrangements with the Canal Office at Lockpor,
kumor has it, that the President of the ccncer.
is nov at Springfield, using all his energies to
get the right kind Of a man appointed Trustee
Gen. Far, being easy virtue respecting Bank.
and other favorte wing measures. will probably
meet with most favor from the Democratic (?)
rsg.baron that heads the Bank at Michigan Civ
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.4ccidenf.-Aboul 80 feet Of the upper
or Western wall of The Penlen,lary, lell
in yesterday, nj or about twelve O'Clock,
owing probably to the late rains. II is
believed tina, abou, 50 fee, more will also
fall soon, if not taien down. As no per.
son was then standing near the par, which
gave way. the only injury sustained was
the killing of valuable COW, which was
crushed to death by the falling mass
alton Telegraph, jan. |.
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AIOrjCE The suh-crhe.s To lhc
Y Ottawa Fox River Bridge Com
pany are hereby notified that an install
mcnt of 20 per cent. of each share IN said
Bridge Company. is required Ia he paid
To the treasurer by the 5h Of January
next, and another Of % per cent. hy the
18Th day Of February next
All subscribers who have no, paid the
amour, due upon the frs, and second IN.
slalments heretofore called for, are also
notified that unless full pay mcni be made
to the treasurer on or before the l5lh day
of February next, legal steps will be la
ken 10 secure the same by the directors.
NJ. f.. llOLLlSTER, Treas.
Ottawa. Dec. %. 1916. 25'-3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-08

Horrors If No"iercy-h young sol.
der named "ynkdop, of Zinesville, o.,
who was in the fght at Monterey, writes
home TO his friends as follows:
during the fight Of the second day, a
flag of cessation was sen, TO the Mexcans,
requesting few hours to bury The dead
which wera strewed with frlghliuI piles
over the field. This was refused, vi
the wounded and dead lay where they
fell, beneath the rays Of a scorching sun,
I'LL the battle was ended. |, was impos-
sible for our men To endure the stencil
while they heaped dirt over The poor lel-
lows where they lay. The bodies Of the
dead were as black as Goals; many OF
them were stripped Of ,heir clothing by
the Mexicans during the night. Several
Of those who were wounded during The
first days fight, crawled into bitches and
holes To avoid the balls which were roll
ing like hail-sloncs to over the field,
whence, exhausted by the loss of blood,
they were unable to crawl, or give signs
ofdis,ress. As consequence many per-
ished, though some who were found in
this condition. were removed and are re-
covering. "-ZanesriIe Whig.
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SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 9Th, 1877.

The House met in pursuance Of adj
Jonrnment. After the Jpurnal. were read
Mr.. Marshall announced the death of the
Honorable William Rhodes, the memhcr
from Pope. and delivered very eloquen,
cplogy on the character Of the dccoastd.
The House adopted the usual resolution
in such cases aud then adjourned. The
Senate also adjourned.
Business will now be pushed on rap
idly. and all those who have any business
to bring before this Legislature had better
bring II forward Immediately.
have seen several icller, from the ca
nal line complaining Of the management
ni the trustees and engineers. From
what can learn Of the character of Gov
ernor French, we may rest satisfied that
he will use all the power INFESTED in him
to correct all the abuses the people have
suffered heretofore. whether On the canal
line or anywhere else in this State.
A controversy has sprung up between
Lanphlcr and Weber. in relation To the
puSlc printing. | send You Mr.. Web
et's statement, which Is conclusive " my
mind tina, Lanphier is in the wrong.
The Canal Trustees Report has no, ar.
rived ye! from Washington City. y.
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From lie WWS.-Coleman, of the
late Delphi Oracle, has returned from
Mexico, bringing with him piece Of the
elephan, in the shape Of curlous-'ooK'
ing, hairless dog. With a broad'br'mmed
somebrero. a big banke, and fierce
moustache, he looks exceedingly Mex''
canized.- Courier.
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Uoosier Bank.-We understand the
banks, brokers, &C., are putting oil The
paper Of this bank in large quantities.
This is bad, very bad sign. and II will
do no harm for those who handle money
TO keep out of harms way. The Woos.
Ter Bank, for some years past, has been
pu, forward as mere political engine.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1847-01-08
and all such affairs end in ,m,,b =
Ohio Statesman.

A French doctor has discovered a rem
edy for goute, by making hi. patents
scour The floors of their own houses.
which operation is performed by skaling
'aH"usly along the hoaIds, mounted on
brushes attached to their yh lcs.