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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1847-07-01
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]. T. HEADLEY. EDITOR.

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NOTICE.

TNHE Annual Meeting of the Members of
Il the Rutland and Addison Mutual Fire In
surance Company will be holden at the Office
of said Company in Brandon, on Wednesday
the 9TH day of July next, at o'clock, T. M,
for the purpose of choosing Directors for tl4c
ensuing year, and for altering and amending
the bylaws, and transacting any other bust
ness that may be deemed necessary.
+. JUNE, Secretary.
Insurance Office, June 8, 1847. 81
90" N. B. The above meeting will be adj
journed until Friday the 9th July, 1847.
E. JUNE, Secretary.
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physicians to whom England gave BIRTH" and the
venerable DR. Holyoke, Of our own country (whose
life was prolonged to the age of 1902 years. and of DR.
Taylor one of the brightest ornaments of the Unver-
sity of Pennsylvania to whose talents and expert
ence this unrvaled remedy will be lasting mOnu-
ment, spreading his fame throughout all lands.
Beware of countcrfets. Buy nothing else. See
that the name of DIR G. J. Leeds, (who Is now sole
proprietor of this article) is the engraved label
Y. Ross, Agent Brandon
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BOYS, DON'T THaow STONES A lad in
West6eld, Mass, lost one of his eyes lately,in
consequence Of stone thrown by play
mate The missile cut his eyeball and spoil,
cd its sight Immediately. Boys should never
throw stones. it may be an object to become
markslncn; Bat it is greater object to avoid
bruises and bunged peppers. We hope some
of our village lads will remember this.-N
PhnRir
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ROCHESTER, & CHIPNIAN'S POINT
MMAA STM@S
ARR A N G e vi e N T.

COOKE, FIELD & co. hereby give no
" tice that the MAIL STAGES, run
ming from Rochester to Chipmans Point, will
leave the former place on Monday, JVedneS-
day and Friday mornings, in season to inter-
sect the Boston and Darlington Stages, Con
their way North,) at Brandon, at 10 o'clock,
A. M.,-thence to Chpmaa's Point in season
to intcrscct the Steamboat FRANCIS SAL
TUS and SARANAC, on their way South =
the Mail taken thence to 7Tc0nderoga and
returned in season for leaving Chipmans
Point on the return ofthosc Boats at o'clock,
A. NJ, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings; the Stage reaching Brandon in
season for the Dining of Passengers, and to
interscct the North and South line of Stages
at p. M. on their way to Boston; thence to
Rochester at 6, p. M.
BY this arrangement passengers may leave
Rochester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, and reach Burlington the same days,
or TROY the next morning; or may leave
Burlington, and intermediate towns, or,
Whitehall, Orwell, Sudbury or Brandon, N
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, reach
ing Rochester the same day.
Having provided good COACHES on the
road from Brandon to the Lake also COM
potent and faithful drivers, the proprictors
hope to be able to give good satisfaction to
those wishing to take passage either East
West, North or South.
Brandon, June -, 1S47. 8:52h
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p, lunc II lsi6-3Iv
Gi.pi.v r.aHHAl..

E,NOR SALE-The equal undivided
g half Of a FIGURING NW, with two
pairs of French burr stone, one for Gus
tom and one fer merchant work; Two
bolts screen smut mill cosn shelcr,
and everything in complete order for cua-
tom and merchant work. Also, saw
mill, in good order; two dwelling hou-
scs and store-one new two story
house-and several ou,.buidings, with
100 acres of land. Situated near the
mouth of Indian creek, two miles from
slack and navigable water that intersoc,s
the canal. and Z miles from Ottawa.
A good htie and immediate possession
gwen. Small part cash, and credit for
balance to suit purchaser. Enquire oil
NJ. T.. IIollis,er. Esq, al the cour,
house. or at Cushman & Gridley's store.
June II, 1916.
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yature.s Own Prescription.

The Mss eC Itt,nd tie Nt'd Cherry Dark
,rI Pine of our na.Ih aru attitudes are jar lrju.
cipa ingredient. IN tie compound, he S''m
secret in its efficacy consists IA iLr m,.E'o uy
which they are prepared. Surh 90 tact Is tie ~
sur, and simplicity ni this m,ii,,a' 50 pnH e'.uI
in action, VET s., u;jJ safe, AID pl,a,Ha' iu u-
,cli,n, thu, i, must be partly tcrmrd 'Nrury.S
nvn prcscripfirr;' aod although but two Yeats
have ELAPSED since lbty were fret made public.
We en- proudly say, it has nrqui. j a cs'etuN
unprecedented by any medicine ia USE, aHd d,
evidently dcs'i0,u lc tsc'"c the most popular
and valuable mrd'rinc evrr discovered.
The great rsuel, for al Diseases II tive Lungs
continue, 20 send joy and happiness 10 many
cheerful i'e--.dt; and sill there i, room 2" 81
fuse its kigdIy hgath.ajv"g logical wand
Nh rsotycr pji Dec him cone and b, cured,
-fAuo,,lcY gavniid EeStSGCd to
k3ea!.n.
Tread the FLOWING s'.em ~ " fc's ow
NJ En- Bailey highly Respectable mc'cuSrt OF
Vienna, johnson ,ouuly, Illinois
Rasrs. paclgs i Bhk,siy, y. Loni, ~.
Gruirn.yu.-..A desire 10 benefit l., Nl'r,et
thr.uahout the tud, h- s.onc n!uc.d wr
make the ii.rwln. s.alrinrnt If .sc,- ,s~ptriir-
ruc vt 90, mrst astonishing C., e ever tryurd'd d.
Nv sru. NJ. seventeen years ulj, h.s been az
lIc.,JGuuug 10, Nn 1 iI'r 'Iip, I"H,i'ui c'''s. 81,
,.In la the 81. aud chest, accom-, ,'.,d 'I..
J-h, s,,,. auj htcuc i.,or, ,-ri.a Pr durrd
..,t eus. s,ri,n am Grh.t.,. .,,t - IUitrN1i.
lru. th- night his 'iac'o.',.o .uia become
great 49, 10 eularg h,. rIr from ~rrln- ull-
u.p Dutirs fni. TINE ~ US ai'e.d hy Hs-
u, piN ,tciirs Il ths hish ;. I.yu'. -. b.. pm
.c.,p.i n. gave bat temporary r,,irr-iu fact.
4'4ruiur s..t h s,mt toms, a.j - inyc'e5,IC
v.,s l.- di..a.r,'tl.' "r- compelled to b,ilr't
tlm i.La"r tie r.ach Z m'f cal rfH.
AIi %. our uulsga ~. ,ud friends 800 saw ri o.
fc.tr.l,d him ~ or. va, was rapidly ayyroach-
inl an early and prcutrl-- grove. Af.r hn,ug
,hu, exhausted ,he Xii Of obr best phys,cil.
,i!nuul nbainipg rrli,f. / ,vt. prevail Cd up.u b,
the advice Of friend To rah, t., OF
JJIyfar's Pgisaaa oTUMi Chcrry.
Ia commenced #. ,.. ..,,,u, the ann II De-.
iot, ri, .A,.t ,ayo'...
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r5LGS- MrNlClhrS. &C.

7 ) ME subscriber has jus, received
/ from Kew York, Philadelphia and
St. Louis, large, fresh and well selected
stock 81 drugs, medicines, dye sruT,,
pa'uts, oils, putty, class and glassware,
&c, e. alec the best quality Of hrandses
and wines cor medical purposes.
T. y. The mnst approved patent
always on hand. Purchasers
c.il n, ne old stand "a the south side OF
the public square, and examine the stock
before purchasing el-echsre.
july -. 1916 G.. +. WALKER.
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HATS, CAPS, AND FtE.s,

gsdE subscriber con,inucFio manuIac'
- ture aud keeps constant! on hand
he largest assortment of
Hats, Caps and all kinds Of Far Goods
ever offered in western market.
Also, good assortment Of Stocks.
Craca,s, Nafn Collars and BoSoms,
NmjkeyetiJs G'ores, AHnens amt
Nccasins, Ladies' 1rareimg BAGS.
Umjre'ids, Poraso's, sc; BgGdio coaiS
mi orcr Sioes-wholesale and retail.
Merchants can be supplied with hats,
caps, and for goods on as good terms as
n the city Of New YORK.
VIII his long practical experience in
he business and his Determination 10 eX.
cell in the quality and manufacture Of hi.
goods, he hopes to merit a continuance
IF the very liberal patronage he has thus
far received.
The highest price paid for furs and
skins. j. 4. SNirU.
Chicago, April, TO- 1916 40
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S;a
NsW COOpSl NEW GOODS ! F.!

= HAVE REPRESENTATION New York
4 n large stock of dry goods, compris.
ing nlmos, every article in this line usu-
ally enquired for in . country store, ana
am determined TO seu the same as cheap
as the cheapest; it is useless to enumer-
ate the articles, jus, Fall at the old stand
on the south side of the public square
and examine the gods and the prices,
i, is no trouble to sh'w the goods.
NIB. Mos, kinds r produce taken in
exchange. G.E. WALKER.
Ottawa. July %. 1916
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New ES,:t.r SinlC.

IS TIL. Subscriber has ie.
) moved To the urw hujIduua
.-I rcc,ady erected By George
AZ too.ry. one door north Of
the Mansion House. where
\>4-~'-'''' he is now prepared (slncc
his return from the eas,l to rIrr tie most
complete assortment Of Dr"gs, Nedi-
zines, Ca5micols, Paints. Ci's, Glass,
and every article in the line of Drugs ever
before offered in this market, together
with most every variety Of Patent Medl.
cine which has received the appreciation
of the Medical Faculty, offered to the
public, consisting Of
Indian HhnI--ogue Fahcn"ocks Vcrmiiuge
Smiia'5 Tonic syrup Cough Ba-am
Gpusrs indian Tonic Eye-wst,r
l'crris's DO do Ruh,tacicut
E,istnr's Dls,n via Chem; Cough Toz,ngcs;
Hfi,tats Carnint,ivc L"lcuges; sand. sar.,pa.
oils; Com-locs's d.; hce', Anli.hi,ious PHI;
tImore's d. d.; yhin,,'s do Do, Nrighis Indian
Vegetable Ju; Efuggs vegetable and tonic Do;
Fos''s poor mans q .; Hooper, female do; Suuh'-
sugar co,trd b.; B0nirota's d.; - stars DO;
Rrs,ursci.uu a., Nrt,if', phcnx bitlers aud pills;
JrN Dav.L's Hebrew plaster; Spohn's hrl1-Ica,
remedy; Cheeseman's hfahIIn bal,sm; PocjnrEl
t',l-sm honey; D lwur hilsamic ellxcr; H.rlaoio-
news p,rN cNp.ctornG Farr,,!.' Arabian lni.
meat; Hay. L'Giu,rut, ;pr pdc@; Carc!ays crop
cUhths apl satrsglrilil, Ald many .f.cl.s not
enume,1tri, which viii sell a. la~ a. { Acago
prices. Auy. - 1851 Ii. T.. THOMPSON
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VAR WAR;!
Il De it known unto all persons whom
4 , it may concern, that
MCMILLAN q H!sOTEEE!:.

MCMILLAN d Bs BOTHER.
NJ ., Brewsfer'S S'ope building, Peru, IAnojs
Have declared war--nol against Mex
ico, not agains, Great Brilain-bul upon
high prices; and they hereby pledge
themselves to prosecute it with vigor I'M
til the prices of goods are brought down
to a standard to meet the cxigenccs of
the times, the low price Of Produce &c
They have laid in, in New York, by way
Of ammunition. and which they are Just
receiving, large and we'll selected as
sortment Of
NeW Goods,
consisting in part Of cloths, casimcres,
'atinct,s, calicoes VERY cheap linseys.
1lnnels Some very cheap alpacas VERY
cheap silks, bonne,s. ribbons, wooden
and silk shawls, hats, linens. bagging and
a thousand other articles usually kept in
a dry good store, but too numerous to
mention.
.W,0, the greatest variety Of mems and
logs caps to be found in This section.
also, large assortment Of Redjg.
made Clothing, such as over.cnals, hun.
ling coats, sack coats, frock coats, panta-
looms Of various qualities, vests, drawers.
wrappers and shirts.
also, a splendid assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Of prime quality and at low
prices. Also,
Hrilcare and Groceries.
also, large assortment of Crorhcry (;
complete sets for tavern keepers and fam
lies furnished on very reasonable terms
The largest stock of
Iron, Nails and Sicci
kept in this section Of country. Black
smiths and others wanting Iron would do
well to give US call.
Now, Ladies and Gentlemen, if YOU
feel any interest in buying goods at i0,c
prices, and in patronlzng those who pu,
down the prices of goods, we invite you
to call at No. 2; Brewster's Stone Build
ing ia large figure = on each side of the
door aud you shall be accommodated.
IPhem bought.
Sept. % MCMILLAN & BRO.
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y + " 5 j @ Z F.
N La Sale, III.
Rls5siI.-I 5bE

a = OF I'D respectfully Infnrm the
! /. citizens &C PERU. la sale, and
The adjoining coGuiTy, that his stock of
DRY GOODS,
groceries, Ho-i,cme, Boots s. Shoes,
&c, Sc. g..
is equal to any in the country. His
stock Was selected with great care irr this
market, and he f,els satisfied that his
prices are as lcs as those Of any other
c-,abli, men, in tie country. he re.
-pectfully invites the farmers and others
to give h,, cali before purchasing Else.
where, and see and Judge for themselves.
La SaHe. March Is, 1876.
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.7G;c!ions ofhe Lircr, .7sihma, B,on-
chfis, pain or msaFness oCtIe Ercast
or Lungs. Chronic C.ugis, Pieuri-
81, H,morage of tie L'mgs. and ell
lie Affections IF The Fu'"onary Dr.
rims
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
HOUSES (ht, Ctmens) INDIAN TONIC.
AsAFE AND SURE CURE FOR
CRlllS, AsUE AND FtgCR

IHe PPrecc ~f'd time y free Hours.
yEH!l & attention oIthr public is particularly call.
! ell q TINS Great Rcmeiy for chi, or 4 "a,
.',a Fsr-y, and IN doing So the pro7riclnrs deem
II proper To make the following dcrarilions, IN,
truth OF which. he desires the people o t,st by .
irja', and be vl chet.lul'y abide their decision,
vz Il t. The article - pleasant and convenient
To- take. -. It sill cure erGry ease II the ircc.
lions are observed. } It v.l! 'rn9r ~ iuJuri.
ous cIIots 90 rhr system; pn t'ir CONTRARY. 20 i'm
parts ,lrrugtf to thr c"n-,i,ulirn Al itr-rurt.
Is vegetable and W.l cure "i,b perfect c5tsl.ly
IN I've hours. trr,ieiIc~ ou 'hr ~uupcr abound
abe ho,lC, Of cures l,'m siN month, '''co yrn,s'
standing
Prepared and sold. vha.-sa. ia. ...I ..
nEl. ~. llls. E----.-- l-n--
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a. Ts TIC
GREET RTrtt?IrN ~ laICEa At
+. RASSNnry'S,

no. 4, Brick H,i'dings.)
4 / h'iNG lately received IN atji-
l. 4 rloroI suYrl, Of fit, It2l.fh p'i,is
and &c Iai"6s, vill low s;a Iltm b,
Mr. Io,k Ui5Icsals E,iCSS.
Ihsse cooGs are Of tie fines, tfatrse,
of Tie fa'i,.t AID uost lI.li;sTs tUlt's
ard of tie most ss,eeasd sly.,,. i
lherfi o!c invites a.l WHO rith :nvu.
chase f..I Gies;ss. 10 ca! s.d Sc i,tu
before they ivy elgeNlcTc, cr,Gdtn
iAs' hey sTe both deg! htoF,r" 81.
checpssiM
ICCk nj h6Se IricfS. rrd rtnt"tu
,hs, Tie Quslry rau'itt tcst
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b ipd, y'arr.I ,ss'r'Tcnt % SJGdts u, attic
II .rirss, CHiS, vans, T.aa5s, Y,Gsss. and
all ,ther Articles IN his the, which ne viii war
ant AMI 81 a Chicag" pr.cGe.
Also, ~ Kinds Of replriue nc - order, n
hp shirtcst notice and on the mnstl jhrya term,
s. B. --Dpgsy and Cariae, trimming done il
superior style AMI a reduced prices.
Shop n heiouth-east 'oruct fCoIumbus and
Canal streets. C0me aud seq
Ottawa luly 4, ISi5. J. G.STONE.
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sails.

N.Y. KEGS Of first rate quality, to God jus
4 > received and for sale lowby
lnly %. 1916 Il I WALKER.
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Tor tic Fan nnd Winter T.adc.
COLLINS x l. Et.ICGG

{ 1913 MGiA street, 81. Louis, l.o.)
I AVE received ty late arrivals, .ull md
4 L { mrt,,r a>scI,u,n, Il
jGH and UihfT iry Goods,
suitable ior the appealing t,os'r, prd ,eiy
csi'eiulh nqu,,I call ton slItrANr, va
''s 'ul Guy, Tor tie Iulros, # llylig ~ tl.ir
7'''As 81 Rail AMI Nuuu trde. ", az ne
p"''u 10 'i!'f "Lr G'uds o. stCh ICN IEtIstor
t''"' a. cannot tail To- itt,c,Jl IuI,luiIg ~
hat way. t. nah, hills wilLtA Cn,uul CO..
. lsth IN art n IIlcu..
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FEVE:. a. AGILE.

So far, the proprietor has foand it only ncccs-
sary IL test lis practical aud heelh restoring hlcs-
sings IL the communities where 1t has been in
troduced In the proud testimonials 50 elected,
the worth the fthriluge is made manifest; and
1t is therefore confidently sent upon lis healing
orraud into the NeIlcy of'thc Mississippi. lie
sends IL there rs medicine, now regarded in the
Northern aud Western States ns q cure whose
progress is uudimmcd and wiihoui a solitary fail.
IRE. In short. sustained wherever tested, land
the evidence can be- furnished il there are any
inclined 10 be skepical) Ms igu. Bre0hiHg,
F6po. Rem0ping, and He0M.Renuring."
As such, MAcrrNzir's Toxic TrpurucE il
now offered to the Aguo diseased of Illinois, and
the States adjoining, and to those emigtants and
travellers who may he attacked by the Ague and
Fever away from their homes and families. 1t
is submitted as IN inrnlbc remedy Tor the ter.
rife local disease al'endau, upon our soils, and
the miasma,ic civilizations arising ,hereltom
BY properly aihcring to the directions accom-.
pnnying 1t. or giving heed To the warnings that
the system invariably gives in advance OF malady,
the constitution may not only he rescued from lis
,hroldom to the ravagcr, but even its stcallhicst
approaches frustrated before allowed fuoho'd
TO the prudent, what has been stated above
will answer Ms well as if volume Of vcrhiage
were placed before them. To all those who re-
sst this invitation to try remedy that has al.
ways succeeded whenever applied. the only
words that can he said, arc
The wise man prospcrs on The foorsdownlall
lis VISIONS par, to break diseases thrall.
Tor snlr hv the Projectors Agent.
THOS. BASsNETT, ouaws .Illinoi'
Avg -. 49,
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farSCgE.Cs
% 4 IL. Nl$ y :.
Dry Goods:

hardware, end a wei. selected io; q
queensware, superior 20 auy oGutG for
sale il this part Of the cou.lry. he is
located at pressr, in the store formerly or.
coupled by the MarsoIlles mafacturIoC
company where he intends keeping con.
slandy on hand such goods as will he re-
Quired. lie would say to the public thal
no exettons will be spared by him in try.
ing to give general satisfaction to all
those who may feel disposed to patron.
izehim.
MArseiles. June &c. 1916. IL
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HayTGS
W O0kLE T A c I 0 L !,


Va . would most e't'c"uy ,n'''" our
w friends anu patrons, '""' inc "n"'' '''u'''
lsnmtnt Is si'l' IN 'P'rN''h' anu VIZ c'"' QUE
70 ''' So 'nNg ~ We continue 10 ''v'N' sr,'
hbera' snare o'Po"!S P''t'"'-'' anu ""''' "'',
rene" our promise 'n'' u" PENS '"a'' '' 'P'''o
on our par, WIN E"ii,' ""'NWe'' l' ''''Tr &C.
nt,a' ''"I'''""", a.. ''''''''''''''- '''
''"o"'"e
''H|o Va" u.s.
Cashmere NjiNCi,, weed, Jeans, LlNSfy.
rIauppls pG l;r,rrrnt Einly. and Blankets.
W., 80. ..,,,, ,.,,,.
Wv c ul,', -, III ~, ,,n ,,,,',
,;nl ',' vu"' "a,', c'i,,. J.,h f,r c,,n,
. ; e. o -. -
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~ OCRnS

yhs", as tonn'. tail to it,co Al lu,,Imne IN
'"' ~ :" "'sN' ''i' With Is, tLItiu'L ,VL-
'' "' ''''"''
~ oCNGnS. sc. Sc.
Broad cloths, k,,,,L, van,
Cnss;m,,,. ~.
Sa,,ir,a. y,
Pill, .I.I.
-
"ShI"h" "''CS, iIi. r. .fas,.-
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Canvass atdirge, ftl,..,.s
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Iu,yOrtant.

Important.
EVOR the mex, few weeks We will sell
II goods lower than usual, for cash,
in order to make room for a new stock OF
fall and winter goods, no miSfoha.
WIN. PAUL d co.
Julv 40. 1916 Brick Store Peru.
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Saddle, Trunk, & Harness
NJ M FAC TORY.

TENHE subscribcl wuuI'
IL take this mcthod 81
returning thanks foi
theliberol Patrorep hsrcr
fore cxtcadcd to him, az,
inform his FREUD, aud tht
public eaeislly that b,
cont MUGS mon liac'utiri
undtscrn tauti, secI !nr 81
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CssIAlN rrtMfT AND PEEMsNENT

CSsTAlN rrtEfT AID PERMANENT
REMEDY FOR THE AGuE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded; and i. il rcsorlcd
to by all Ihuc alIliced in preference to MI other
preparations olalmin to cure this disease.
Volumes # lTttrasibie Testimony might &C.
company this notice; hut the proprietor believes
that the true method OF apprising the afflicted Of
the perfectly curative properties OF the Tonic
Fcbulusc, is the trial Of It's Miraculous power
aver
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Grind stones: Grind stones {!
Boston Naiis.i

on Kegs Boston nails prime ar'i-
~ Gle, jus, received by
l2.T CusnmAN & GRIDIEy.
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HUST received. lot of Ohio made
sV Saddles. Brides and IIallers, which
will be sold low either for cash or wheat,
Aug. 81, '46-S J G NATTlNGER.
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In roirs To tie Methodist conference in Pco
ria, rom NY r-,iierc- III CAlderIl FtsIie. "
r.. ~ horse got HE foot r'rainsd - severely
that | crull not have travelled ia'ii - 9 l,hou
EIepi inconvenience. ! used i.rrci's' lluiu,n
and /, cnrrd him perfect, IN a few day. ,'s,
loun it excellent in chsies .ud gall.. cor
safety recommend it n the public sn rsc.i.rn
MEDICINE. Rev. JuuN tHrsrhr.
Caldwell prairie, November 4, 1915.
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This cerliics thst have used Fauf'is' lii
lmyut Oh NY horse, which Use badly called. ,t
IN tour days it produced pct'.cl cure. Csr
with remittance recommend II ,o the public .
srfr sud quick remedy for galls. q. y. Nr>GFs.
of Little Rock. Kendall county, minister II III,
Rock River conference.
Peoria, Augu. 2S, lsl5.