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o. On the 22d ult the Wings of Lowndes
county, Miss, nominated Old Zach for the Pre-
sidency with perfect uproariousnes
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o. General Taylor, says the Albany Jour-
nal, could quiet the Union in twinkling by
an assurance that Ihe--.fve loaves and two
fishes will be satisfactorily distributed.
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e5- Toronto, Canada, has been the scene OF
a conhagration in which church and several
houses were burnt.
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CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM,
SODA WATER, &c. &c.

MRS. M. A. CAMPBELL would respectfully
IYl inform the ladies' and gentlemen Of Washing
ton and vsiters to the metropolis that she has Ia.
ken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Barnes, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between I'd and Sd streets,
west Of the Depot, where she will at all times be
prepared to wait upon those who may give her their
patronage.
Ladies and gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds
will find this establishment convenient and plea
SAINT resort; while no expense or pains will be
spared to make the Ice Cream and Soda Water Sc
cond to none in the city.
All the Injuries usually found in confectionery
constantly kept. Call and see.
navel I'm
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE NATIONAL
- IEHI(I --.-- ---.-------

When Burke, Of the Patent Office, defeated
the expectations of the Regents Of the Smith
sonian Institute in regard 10 the site for their
building, and succeeded in keeping the Ins,-
tute between 7,h and 18th streets, he was pro-
nounced riie and infamous and rery bad
man, but now when il is discovered that he
has little Of the Treasury pap to bestow, and
considerable influence with the President, he
becomes suddenly transformed into an honora-
bic man.
Oh! how detest man that will blow hot
and cold in the same breath, or speak with a
forked tongue !-Or kiss the rod that smiles
him II.
PLAIN SPEAKlsa. Mrs. Elizabeth Peters,
Of Boone county, Indiana, thus notices her abb
sconding husband LEFT my bed and board
last fall, thereby rendering my expense lighter.
my legal husband, John Peters, without cause
or provocation. All The old maids and young
girls and widows, Of all ages and conditions are
hereby forewarned against harboring or trust
ing him on my account, as am determined
not TO be held accountable for his debts, or
more especially for his conduct, because he is
Ioaier, drupkard, gambler, a liar, a thief,
and Locofoco."
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NIGHT LINE.

NIGHT LINE.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.
From the foot Of Court!andt street, New York
Passengers taking this boat will arrive in time 10
take the morning train Of cars from Troy west Ia
Buffalo, and north 10 Saratoga and Lake George.
The low-prrssure steamboat Empire, Captain
B. Macy, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at 6 O'clock p. m.
The low-pessure steamboat Colt.mbia, Captain
days, at 6 o'clock, p. m.
No freight taken after O'clock.
For passage or freight apply on board, or at the
Office on the wharf.
may 10 If
tEA BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
sSssssssssRE. ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, of 1900
tons, and 400 horse power each. Under contract
with the Lords Of The Amiralty.
HlBERNIA. Captain Alexander Ryrie
CALEDONIA, 'aplain Edward & Lott
BRITANNIA, Captain John Hewitt
CAMBRIA, Cap. Chas. H. L. Judkins
ACADIA Captain William Harrison.
The four steamships now building. are
The AMERICA, The NIAGARA,
CANADA, {" UROPA.
Will sail from Liverpool and Boston, via Halifax,
as follows:
From Boston. From Liverpool
ISL 1881. SaInDIid3 OH itH ap 1871
Cambria, on 1st may AT Caledonia, on Doth APP ~
Caledonia, on 18th may al Britannia, on 4th may al
Passer gers luggage to be on board the day previ-
Gus to sailing.
Passage money--from Boston to Liverpool, $40;
do do. to Halifax $40,
No berth secured until paid for
These ships carry experienced Surgeons.
No fregh,s EXCEPT specie received days Of sail
ing. d. BRIGHAM, Jr.. Agent,
At Hnrndon & Co.'S, No. Wall ST., N. Y
may ID #
CO IN addition to the above line between Liver
pool and Halifax, and Boston, q contract has been
entered into with Her Majesty's Government, to es-
tablish line between Liverpool and New York di-
rect The steam ships for this service are now being
built and early next year due notice will be given
Of the time when they will start. Under the new
contract the steamers will sail every Saturday during
eight months and every fortnight during the other
four months in the year. going alternately between
Liverpool and Halifax and Boston, and between Liv-
erpool and New York. may l4-,f
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FARE REDUCED!
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA

BOAT.
Passage Fire Cents Freight at Reduced rates.
q I'll The departure of the steamer 10.
60 ssEsses7 ~. SEPH JOHNSON, will be, as nigh
as practicable, at the following hours, until further
notice. viz:
Leave Alexandra at n, 10, l2!, and d o'clock.
Leave Washington at 81. IL. Il, 81. and So
o'clock. VIM. II. NOVEL;, Captain.
apri! 20-dtf
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SEASONABLE MEDICINES.
Bulls extra ct Of Sarsapariila
Sands do do
I.eidy's do do
Townsend's do
Schwartze's do
HOuck's Panacea
SWaim's do
syrup sarsaparilla Compound
These medicines are all Of Standard Merit, and
are warranted pure and genuine. At this season Of
the year they will be found highly beneficial for pu-
rifying the blood and invgorating the system.
For sale by CHAS STOrT.
Drug 81 Apoh corner of 7th g. Pa av.
may 81 If
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have seen that blessed gentleman, the Car
dinal Of Sienna, between eight or ten lan2-
quCut Is, Il prisoner, ca tOot--nakeG- with
OUT even a sirdlc, having only short cloak
10 cover his nakCdncSS. These men had
pillagod his house, and ranSackCd the houses
o! the other cardinals, and had not lClhihem
even the value OF ducat whercwilh TO sup
ply their wants. Aud, seeing that much
people, with their linen, their jewels, and
their money, had taken shelter in these
houses, the cardinals did run much liSll and
peril; and thus, sir, the soldiers must have
Gotan enormous booty by the sack OF Rome,
because, besides plundcrng oil the linen,
tie jewels, and the gold, they fixed price
on every ones head, rs ransom money.
Men, women, and children, all had to pay
many were tortured, nay, nan! were hi!l-
cd, with unhcald Of cruCltiys.
The ambassador OF Portugal, sir, was in
one Of the strongest houses in all Rome, and,
for this reason, rs well rs on account Of his
position, much people, with their linen, their
inbucy, and their Jewels, Lad taken refuge
in hi, house. and the ransom Of these peo-
PIE was estimated at one million of gold.
Bat the house was, nevertheless, pilagcd,
and the people made prisoners, 50 that the
S' -. A"0 ""t even SNift Or CLOAK
ie't MN; n"I went ABOUT III MS ufaN Iss, ara
~ " "o"O.''; nor ma" ne or any e4se III ms
mouse, any one tHI"S !cil 10 lAcin IN ms
world. They made no difference between
spauia.aS or iinpcria.ists - no respect wa,
paid 70 any one. Rome VIII not be what il
was before for fifty years TO come. The
scream, Of the woman and children, sir, in
nc a'.t"l5' were HNiHGcHt /" break man 5
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Peruvian igrarianism,

The following extracts from Mr.. Pres
colts new work, illustrating the condition Of
Peru before the Conquest, viii be found in
tercsting:
''Thc fiscal regulations Of the lncaS. and
the laws respecting property, are the most
remarkable features in the Peruvian polity.
The lands assigned to the Sun furnished a
revenue to support the temples, and main
tain the costly ceremonial Of the Peruvian
worship and the multtutfnous priesthood.
Those reserved for the Inca went 10 sup
port the royal state, as wei as the uumer-
Gus members Of his household, and lis kin
dgcd, and supplied the various exigencios OF
government. The remainder Of the lands
were divided per cGpita, in equal shares
among the people. TWAS provided by law,
as Wc shall see hereafter, that every Peru
Wan should marry at certain age. When
this event took place, the community or dis
tiict in which he lived furnished him with a
dwelling, which, as It was constructed of
humble materials. vas done of little cost.
\ lot Of land was then assigned TO him, suf-
hciCnt for his own maintenance and that Of
his wife. An additional portion was grant
ed for every child, the amount allowed for
son being double Of that for a daughter.
The division o! the soil was renewed every
year, and the possessions Of the tenant were
increased or diminished according 10 the
numbers in his family. The same arrange
mcnt was observed. with reference to the
curacaS, except only that domain was as
signed to them corresponding with the ST.
pcr!or dignity OF their stations.
morn tl.,-,,,,.b ,,,l 4, lt,,.I .
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Rcccip! against Browning.

,.,,, .. 81, i. $780,.
l,c, oo;, ~, o, i.II So ~? I,'.
';n ,en Vow i;r' E, WV ,,I ',.'',
-. ,o.;,L., wy @o''' N'' ga ''
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,,..e;.1 ,.. ~ '''' ga "'''
W. In, ,.r,,,.,. ,,' ',, +, ,,,ocol,.
,oJ :, nl,,,, '.,' " 10y ,'
Ion,s .;,,,,ia.,
rn,s n,cr %corl i"or",i i =; ',' C,,,,, ,', ,S
TrIly.t-yon a, Nr"o,al;s W., r ~,.
4 boy. t,rrc was an .,J German boroci.
ma,i,, at that r,,rr. Called rrars,rin ,bet
tIrUIrc .. I,,r,, i.rrG ,,arc MIA cri t'ar
Iad .rrycl ,sy ,ooilr. 4, ,,c ola Sn,c,;c,n
war. jnirr ror~;.cn lr.y. ,yrirh ,rcgns
,,,1,r,-;rr h. hral ,,,,, som ara rcm,. o,.i
ci,.rfr,, Iis Lr,rclrs ,,;,t ,.'',..i,,.. "' ''i
AS reward fer Ecir,, n German. cot ' tLc
pas, olbarrack-ma,trr. lie was a'tsII and
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\ droll fellow was asked 10y an old w0.
man 20 read the newspaper, and taking 1t
up began Il, iollowS
"LaNt might, Yesterday morning, abou, 3
o'clock in the afternoon, lust rcgu,r break.
fast. II hungry boy about forty years old,
bought penny cuStard and threw it through
brick stone wall madc of iron, aud jump
ing over It broke his ankle right oil above
the knee, fell into a dry milpond and was
drowned. About forty years after that. on
the same day u high wind blew Yanke
Doodle on frying pan. and knocked the
Dutch church down and killed an old sow
and two dead pigs ut BoStinC, where deaf
and dumb man was talking French 10 his
aunt Peter.
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DIR. j. PEARSON,

Physician, Sargeoa a Dentis,-O Hawd, M.
Ollars his professional services to the mhahi,.
ants of Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at hle r,si.
deuce on Columbus street.
T. S.-Df. j, still continues to veri,ym opar.
atoms in all the various branches oi DESusguy,
ChWgeS 10 coneDgad CiM The hMcsI
March -, lSl1.
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"What do you charge for board :" asked
a tall Green Mountain Boy, as he walked
up 10 Tie lar Of 4 second rate Lo,G il New
York.
What DO yon asl, for board and lodg-
ing"
Give dollars
"livc dollars! that's toomush: !surposc
you'll allow for the tiwcs l am absent d,-!
dinner and supper"
Certainly, i4.r'y-sevCr and 4 half cents
Gcr each"
Here the conversation ended. and tie
Yankee took up his quarters for two weeks.
During the time be lodged and hyeakfasreh
at the hotel, but did not take either dmuer
or supper, saying his business detained him
IN another portion clthc city. \, the eNli-
ration Of the two weeks he again walked
up TO tic bar and Said,-
"Supposc we settle that account I'm
going in a few Minutes
The landlord handed him his bill. "Two
weeks board at SO $40"
"ltere, stranger said the Yankee. ''ihis
bill is wronG-yoU'vG not deducted the
times | was abscI.t from dinner and supper
Ii days, meals days meals. at -,
cents cach-Slo.Jo. If you've not got the
change that's due inc, III take a drink and
tEe balance in cigars"
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

Physician 6 SWyroa-- Oio,~a, H.
Oiitrs his professional service to the ciliz,n-
Of Ottawa and yIcui'y, OGcc over Walker u
Hicklins's st'rc, where hc may hc found Ut al
times except when ohscni on professional husi-
ness Aug q 1916
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Da. JOSEPH STOUT.

Piyician x Surgeon Oitawa, H.
Oilers bis Prohs, loual services to thr citizen
OF Ottawa and vicinity Office at hIs residence
on the nev publc square. Iurc Il. .Si7
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A. II. HOWLAND.

PtYician and Ssryron-- OHowa, IN.
Res dencc en- the bill, lcw joc,s we,t Of l.c
Fox River Ilou,c dice ;hc sane 10 tucl,.
fore occupied by NJ.hEG und gtqrsrp, in
Redjick's Block.
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TER vs.:

Two DOLLARS per GHHHm, q pull Ia nd
rance; Two DOLLARS AND Furry CENTS u
paid wii,Hi ST. months; and luREr Don
LARS Vdcidged U,Hi lice 0sd ofhe gear.
advertisements Inserted al ~ per Squire
for the FIRST Insertion, and p cents ioi' each
Subsequent insertion. 4 hbcrci discount At
iowed Ia those rho adrcriSs by the gear.
Is-AO paper discontinued until all ar
redrdgcS are paid, utic,s AZ The option Of the
publishers.
L. Communications, 10 GSjwc Giisiion.
must ARRAYS be free Of pUsidgc, and accom-
panied wjfh ttc authors name.
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Three boys went ont fishing one day,
when they discovered heavy thunder
storm coming mp. they all ran to n large
hcmlock tree, "A few rods distant from the
river, for shelter. Just before they reach.
cd the tree 1t was shivcrcd into Thousand
pieces by n stroke OF lightning. The boys
>toppcd--stood agha>tl At la,, one Of
the terrified urchinS said TO the nearest.
"Som, can you pray :"
"Nn.n
"Bill. can't youy"
"Nn.r
amor | either, bat. by hoky. something
must hc Done
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4 Boiled GAIA few DAYS ago. fnrmcr.
who was noted Tor Ais waggcIy, STONED
ut tavern which lac was in the habit Of
stopping at Oh his way from lI---lo Sa-
lena.
The landlady had got the pot boiling for
dinner, aud the cat was washing her face
IN the corner. The traveller thinking it
would be a good joke, tool, of the poi lid
and, while the laul!ady was absent. mt
rrimal.in into the pot with the potatoes
and then pursued his journey To Salem.
Tho amaGcmcnt OF the l0udlady may wc.l
be conceived when On taking up her dinner
she discovered tie uupalataGlc addition
which was made TO 1t. Knowing well the
disposition Of her customer, she had no diff
hcUiiy in FIXING GA the aggrcSSor. and she
determined to bC rcvcnged. Aware that
he would stop on his return home for a cold
bite, thc cat was carefully dressed. The
Wog called as he was expected, and rls,y
was put on The table among ether col. dish.
cs, bat 50 disguised that lac did NO, know
his old acquaintance.
lie made hearty mCcl. and washed it
down with glass OF Yin, Atcr rayiug his
bil he asked the lauLlaty if she had q cat
She could give I'm, Ger lie was plagued al.
most TO death with mice. She said She
could not, FOR she had lost hers.
what" said he, "dont YOU know where
it is"
sob, yes" replied the laudlaGy, "you
have just catit."
lie was never known to boil cat after.
wards.
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JOHN NJ, CROTHGRS. JESSE s. plTytP.
CROTHERS & PITZER,

attorneys al Lar, Garage, hcgdaH CO. H..
N,Il Practice law Ia tie counties Of Kendall
LA SAIL, Kane, De Kau Nill, and Duyagc.-
Land agency or collecting business entrusted Co.
them IN either Of the above couLrc-, viii r.cei,,
prompt Intention. o7r'gD, hIui |, 1917.
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THE FREE TRADER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
III NJ. O5m0n s & 0 .

Second Story, Norih END Of RcddicL's Hc'r
brick Jtoc!., on N public SQUARE.
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T.. II. LITTLE.
LITTLE s LEE.

attorneys amt Councillors at La,s. auR So
H|'1" ia thmccrn
MoRais, {. IL, GEvNDy CurNry, LIS.
Morris, Sept. g. 1917.
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Wy@Ngy iI6&ag Last wccl; while
one oIthc worl>mun was engaged in clean
ing the ball ou the state House Stccp,r, tic
Scalio.diug On which he stood gave way.
The crowd GA Chestnut street. who were
watching the whole operation. were
SpccchlcSS with horror. Duwu-down he
camc-but just midway, with great pre-
scncc Of mind, he pulled out his case knife
and stuck it IL one Of the pillars of the bel
fry wit! sufficient force to sustain him by il,
until lie was rescued from his pcrllouS stu
alton. Rather fought
=. S.-Barnum, of New York, has writ
ten Tor the case kniic.-PhR. Ciy Item Sd.
Mrioy.
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y, d. DAY,

attorney & Counsellor % Lc,r, lsgolo, H..
Office on tie cas-, eide of tho us,r over A,cnl
Store.
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MILTON II SWIFT,
J. o GLOVER.
GLOVER & COOK,
HENRY q. COTTON

attorney and Counsellor at Tar. and Soil.
o!or IN ChaR"efy-- O'tara, ~.
Office in RcJJ,ph', Ehca, c4stsi ,f.hc r,A'.r
square. limo rSI1
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KING e. WHITE,

-, Dealers in Drugs. Patent WeH-
Ana ciacs, Paints, oils, Dys.Siuei. DC.
S's~ Aug. q. 1917. OTTAWA nj.
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B. w. WATSON, NJ. d.

Physician & Surgeon OHQcG, H.
Office at King y Whites Dug and Book
Store. southwest corner of the public square.
Aug 20, lsi7.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-06
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN

lent offer came; and he knew that Simeon Green
was not man to set traps for his fellow c:ea-
lures.
A few nights afterwards a timd knock was
heard at Simeon's door, Just as the family were
retiring to rest. When the door was onenod Joe
Smith was seen on the steps, with lead OF hides
on his shoulder Without raising his eyes, mel
said, in a low, humble tone, 4 have brought
these back, Mr.. Green, where shall put them!
wait moment till can light lanthorn, and
will 90 to the barn with YOU, he replied; then
you will come in, and tell me how it happened.
We will see what can be done for you
Mrs Green knew that Joe often went hungry
and had become accustomed to the stimulus OF
rum. She therefore fastened to make hot coi-
fee, and brought from the closet some cold meat
and pie
When they returned from the barn she said
81 thought you might feel the better for a little
warm supper, said neighbor Smith" Joe turn
ed his back towards her, and did not speak. He
leaned his head against the chimney, and after a
moment, he said in choaked voice, 1T was the
first time | ever stole anything, and | have felt
very bad about it. | don't know how it is. /
didn't think once should ever come to be what
am. But l took to quarreling and then to
drinking. Since began to 90 down hill, every
body gives me a kick You are the first man
that has offered me helping hand. My wife is
feeble and my children starving. You have sent
them many meal, God bless you! and yet stole
the hides from you, meaning to sell them the frs
chance | could get But tell you the truth
it is the first time ever deserved the name o
| thief
Let it be the last, my friend, said Simeon
pressing his hand kindly The secret shall re
, main between ourselves You are young ant
make can up for lost time. Come now, give me
promise that you will not drink enc drop Of in
toxlcatlng liquor for year, and will emplo
. you tomorrow, at coed wages, Mary will g
ito sec your family early in the morning, and per
: haps we may find some employment fer them al
So The little boy can at least pick up stones
4 But eat bit now, and drink some hot coffee
| 1t will keep you from ming to drink anythn
stronger tonight You will find it hard to al
4 stain, at first, Joseph but keep up br I'VE he =
fer the sake cf your wife and children, and
will soon become e1sy When you feel the nee
: of coffee tell my Mary, and she will always civ
l it 10 you
d ice tried to eat and drink, but the food SCENE
n to choke him. He was nervous and excited A
IS ter an Intellectual effort to compose himself h
laid his head on the table and wept like a chile
is After while, Simeon persuaded him to bath
his head in cold water and he ate and drank wit
- a good appetite. When he went away, the kline
y hearted host said Try to do well Joseph, an
! you shall always find friend in me-
l. The poor fellow pressed his hand and replied
r &" understand now how it is you kill bad neigl
s. boris
,e He entered in Mr. Green's service the ne,
if day,and remain ed in it many years, an honest an
i, faithful man.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-05-06
DIR. Spears Indian Medicines!
Prepared By the old Indian Doctor so much celebrated
| far hia rernnrknhLe c1neS.

Prepared by the old Indian Doctor, so much celebrated
for his remarkable cures.
WHERE introduced, Obecuoh AZ
prostraed for they have gained the most pere Go
dence every individual after giving them iar ual 10 %
hesitate say that the celebrity of these Medicines nave
ned all of the popular remedies the United Sates and there are
perfec; for the acknowledged mers OF THESE ~
the they have not in few days or years put oh
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Spear Boston, after long extensive and successful pac
with the most perfect certainty as
positive in all of the diseases for which they are
And do not hesitate to guarantee perfect cure III ey
euabIe disease Reader, will persevee Teasoaoe %
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recommend them to the afflicted There are more tah TWO p
sand persons in the Hampshire and Vermont that
will highly important efficacy of these Medicines ana
many will testify lives have been saved only by the use
of these celebrated medicines For particulars ana cehcaeS see
my Health Directory to be obtained Of agents gratis
NOTICE-No letters communications will be answered eX
cept paid with one dollar enclosed to pay for services nave
something else to do except reading and writing ten or twenty let
Tonic CoRDIAL-For females that regular, too
much; SC also for weakness or debility. ,....,u
coughs Of short standing ana COCA So III, ann F , ~
BALM OF LIFE-No and 2For all diseases OF the lungs
coughs consumption phtsc asthma Ver cohNa' dyspepsia
papiaton Of the heart and debility . 81 -, T..
IIVERWORT PILLSA universal family pill to be used in
the limbs side back or head They will in all cases prevent
fever and cleanse the stomach and bowels &C. ....;,
WOMAN'S FRIEND-For the falling Of the womb, pressing
down palms, passing the water pains in the small oil the
back and egs Ens with angu3r or n head and scroc
GRAVEL MXTURE-For the gravel stanguary and stoppogc
CHTHRRH sNUFFFo the catarr, head ache, coughs and
CORN PLASTER
HAIR OII.-For scurf and dandruf.
BAISAM OF LIFETO be taken with othe remedies for con
SUMPTION, coughs colds, phthisc, asthma crt h' SpoSS' 'S
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