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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAIL ROAD
f7s~+~4~e es--ssFE-, tszsss7--s - 4 IL
-sssssssess& SSsssssssST sas ~ Is 1880

osn from, Eorcestfr 10 the Fitek6urg r. RoGd IN GrotoH
HN and after "Wednesday, Nov o. The trains VIII leave
a. follows as a Temporary arrangement, until the
whole road is orened from Worcester TO Nashus, which
Mill be about the 10th December. TO wit
Leave Worcester g. Nm. and 30 Pm.
Leave Gruton, $40 AM, $40 and $40 7 NJ
This road connects Groon with the Fitceburg the
stn Brook the Peterborough snd Shirley Railroads
All The trains Worcester will arrive at Groton in
aesaon for the Fichhug Trains Boston, and the M
and 80 NJ. In for the Stony Brook Trains
10 Lowell.
The g. 10 AM. and 40 M. trains from Grolon, leave
on arrival of trains from Boston and from Lowell; and
she $40 NJ train arrives in Worcester in season for the
Norwich and Worcester trains to Norwich and n. York,
and the Weston Railroad 10 New York, Springfield, snd
ALBANY The 20 NJ. train leaves arrival Of Train
from Boston.
Passengers rom Worcester, going West and North on
the Fitchhurg Road will wait GrOon till arrival OF
Train from Boston
FREIGHT TR 'lNS leave Worcester st g. A. NJ, and
Grot N al 20 Pm.
Trains will FIR the present receive and discharge Pas
sengers in Worcester at the Station Lincoln Square.
Carriages will be in attendance to convey Passengers
Stations OF ether Roads
WILLIAM "A. WHEELER, AgentE
No cester, Nov 81, lo4S dwt
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NC RTothern and RIarrieA T.ndfra,

This Extract Of Sarsapariia has been expressly pro
pared IN reference TO female complaints No female who
suppose she 10 that critical pc.
Rod The tara Of Iys" should neglect take it, as
is certain preventive for any 0fhe HuAaerous aud
horrible Diseases 10 which females subject this
time Of fe This period may BE- delayed fer sevsrel
years by Hsng this medieine Nor is it less valuable
for those who are approaching wonanheod, as it is
calculated to assist nature BY quckenng the blOsd
and nvgOrating tho system. Indeed this medicine Is
Invaluable Tor all the delicate diseases to which wo.
subject
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Grenl RIessing o nIother. 8. ChiIarsn.

Grent Blessing 20 Mothers 81 Children.
1t Is the safest and most cfcctual medicine far pu
ryns the system, and relieving the sHfferngs AttSAd
ant upon childbirth discovered. II strengthens
10th the mother and child prevents pain and disease
increases and sHriches the food those who have used
IT. think X is indispensable It 10 highly useful both
before and alsr confinement it prevents diseases at
teDdan upon ehildbirth--n Costveness, Piles cramps
Swelling q the Feet Dependency Heartburn Vomiting
Pain In the Back and Loins False Pains HsmorrhaRe
and IN regulating the secretions and equazng the cir
enation has ne equal. The great beauty Of this mo
6icne ~ s always safe, and the delicate use
most successfully very few REQUIRE asy other mo
dione in little Castor Oil or Magne-a is useful
Exercise In the open air and light food with this ed
e'ne, VIII always ensure safe and easy confinement
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WORCESTER MARBLE YARD

wear Am Temperance HOuss anu ka,tToad Dt Dot
w thOse VINO wish to prUcure cnis>Ic Mnnnme.ts Of
a ancient or modern designs | would "a, ihal / bsvs
'ucceedod IN procuring the hrs lund and nericsr
pu6callons on the subject Monuments aud lrad ones
Hl1 am prepared to execute urder al the best of stocs
moNUmhNI Is and HEAD STONES nisnt design M
the best hope they will cnl ma =, $50 eo
Ws 80 II. KINNEY
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Reauty and Health.

Cesmsties, Chalk and variety Of preparations ReueY
ally N use when applied to the face very soon spoil /, Of
It's beauty They close the pores Of the akin and check
the ercuation which, when nature not tn warea by dis
ease o. powder, or the skin innamsd by tho sIkaIies
used IN soaps beauties ~ production in the "hu
man face Divins well In the garden Of rich and h.
lic.tey tinted and vaHegated flowers A nee, active
and healthy circulation o. the huids or the cour.nr Of
the pure rch blood 70 the sxtremites IL that which
paints the countenaneo In the most exquisite beauty
IL that which impars the iAdescribable shades and
hn.he' oveliness that an adnirs but mons can dos
crbe This beauty Is the offspring Of naturs-net Of
Pordsr or ssep II there 10 lfss and hssIhy eIreu
laiien ihsrs no beauty. II the lady 10 ft a. driven
snow, " she paint and cosmetics and the blood
. Tuck cold and nnpsrs she Is not beautif f she he
gsss f'sh bloom 70 the shsshG AAd Absiancy 70 hcr
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Principal Office, 1876 FULTON Street Sun Building
N. Y; and by all the principal Druggists and Merchants
generally thOag hout the United States, West Indies and
the CanadHa
AGENTS. For sale in Worcester ny NJ Il GREEN
anu 'ANbS GREEN 90 e"w&d2aw j. Aug %
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B. e. HUTCHINSON,

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) 100 MAIN ST.,
NIANUFAC '2URER and Dealer IN HARNESSES, SAD
1F1 DIES, b2!DLES,-Coach, Chase and Draft COL
LARS Also Trunks, Tattses and Carpet Bags Coach
Gig and Twg WI I'S &C. ~ ReAiprinG done at short
ROEce. 81 "a ore ester, san is
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NeD YORK, ApFtE q, 1911
On TewNsKRD.-I verify believe your sarsaparills
has bsen the means through Providence of saving my
life. have for several years had bad Cough. Il be-
came worse and At last raised large guam.
titles Of heod had night sweats and greatly deb
tated and reduced, aud did not expect to live. have
only used your Sarsaparia short me and there has
= wonderful change been wrought in | am able
to walk all over the city. raise blood aud my
ssggh has LEFT You well imagine that an
thankful for these results
Year ObedieRt servant
WIN. RUSSELL 65 CathariaeAs
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Liverpool Einle Ng
Notice to Manufacturers,

r,n Notice to Manufacturers,
ne suoecbeis are Agents Tor the sale OF RERDS md
A HARNESSES OF superior manufacture ana are cans
Idehl mere IL netting which reach their Rea ara
Harnesses In manufacture and finish ssmnIaS IF ~ ~
can he examined and the subscribers are
70 Ithsh aIi orders on favorable terms nr.,s
are invited TO examine their Reeds. "o'u'o"
e. W WILLARD, BRANCH a. CO.
Jups dwtf24 No lW.rd.n 81
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Albany, April, ls41.
CATION,

Owing to the great and immense sale Of Dr.
TowRsend's Sarsaparla number of men who were
formerly Agents have commenced making Sarsspa
rlIa Extracts Elixrs Bittsrs Extracts of yellow Dock
&c. They generally put up in the shaped bot
ies and Of them have and copied our
advertisements they are only worthless limitations and
should be avoided.
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Worcester, SOuthbridge, and Sturbridge
STAGE,

III cV""eF1oH Wt9A I86 E0FWtcN ana WorcesteT Railroad
EysaS l><zzcslra HE subscriber respeclfuIly IN.
G1A9sa G55a~ xg4s~ l. forms the public that he h0I
GSJ l TCS ia 70 7E2 established line of Stages to
between Webster, south,
bridge and turbridge Leave Southbridge 81 AM and
arrive at Webster in time to take the 81 rain for
worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at IL A. NJ.
RETURN1NG-Leave Boston at ct and Worcester al
II r NJ, arriving Southbridge St p thus giving
southbrdge passengers "a Boston and return the
same day 15 Passengers for Worcester will be down
at the NorWich and HoTcester Depot.
Tickets he obtained the subscriber anil at PheIps
Jeweiry store in Southbrdge through Worcester and
az the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ofce
BY any other.
All business inrusted subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to.
~ Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May le. JOSEPH SHEPAPO.
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Gent's Fine Boots,

AAA~ ~ 2 w
M AIDE to measure. by the best wOrkmen
1VR The city at The following prices;
Light Dress Boots, 5000
Heavy do do $3.50
Double Water Proof Boots, $500
MS C. B. ROBBINS s. CO.
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TO CARPE NTERS


.
SvS TIVE BRICK BUILDING on Itcc,ln s,.r.
s:.FA known as the Worcester Branch RAILROAD Dst
SA-@ pet 100 feet by 50wil lie fitted up 10 accor,mo
iAto basement. ~ " S W IVA
Also bulldng situated near III Boston and We.ceste,
HaHead bridge suitable for Mnchne Snip so by 30 H.
stories nigh with steam engine mouse attach
ed-and B!ack smths shc near 80 by Sc feel stors.
hign, WIN yard ro0m-wil be hued to snu chants.
immediate possession given Inquire at the office oF tho
worcester and Nashua Railroad COMPANY No ia Mail
Street. DIR i'' - 70 re. "feIN
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Opinions OF Physicians,

DR.. Townsend Is almost daily receiving orders frosa
Physicians in different parts Of the Union.
This is certify that We, the undersigned Physicias,
ofthe City Of Albany have in prescribed
DR.. Townsends Sarsaparilla, aud believe to DO one
Of the most valuable preparations ia the marker.
HIP. PULLING, ND.
J WILSON. NJ D.
R. H. BRIGGS NJ d.
Albany, April ls4T. Pc ELMERDORF N d
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HOUSE TO IEN,

&~A A HOUsE within Ave d0eis &c Main street and
E,nI within three minutes walk al the Post O6ns
- WIN good sccommodatiins, VIII I've let 10 emily
ana me rent will be taken in board who win furnish ha
own rooms Inquire at this Office Uc, q V"
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Lamps. Lamps.

MINIATURE, SOLAR, CAMPHENE AND FLUtu
1v1 LAMPS-Camphene Fluid, AMI Camphene OF suue
~. wa ~ 1s sse Wholesale and retail OIL Lamps
'eiSn 70 purn riaid, by ii. AYRES,
Sept 2l-dn 2ss M.in Street, Paine'e Block.
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UPtOu, Grafton, N. E. Village, and

Worcester Express.
sA--SA2TA FINHE subscriber has commenced running
&%8HsAAE Il J. Stage to and from Upton daily,
- Sundays excepted.) to connect with tho
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 M, and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at p. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage VIII ron twice DAY
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and PM Leave Grafton
at Z A. M. and P NJ.
Books Kept at the Grafton Hotel, at L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office, NJ E. Village, and in Worcester, at the General
Stage Office first door North of the American
House.
It is very necessary that all Express Business should bo
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that it may II done with correctness.
Sept H. dwtf TYLER HARRINGTON.
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300 Umbrellas from Auction.

MoNG which may be found better Umbrella for al
than can be found elsewhere in this County for q las
PERSONS in want will do we'll call and look nj them
NOV w. 4w46 B. L. HARDON a. CO
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DIR. TOW END;s
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
S AIRS APP ARILLA.

Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
TAis Extract Is put up in Quart Bottles; il is sir
tirses cheaper. plsasGnter, and DGrranted superb
Orto any sold n dtseaSe Without
Eating the PSticHt
The great beauty and superiority of this Sarsapariia
over all other medicines M while it eradicates disease,
II invigerates the body II is one of very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known; it not only purhes the whole system
and Strelg hena the person. but creates new pure
and rich sloOd a power possessed by other
dicine And in this lies the grand secret Of its won
derfuI II has performed within the last Eve
years more than 100000 Of of dis
cases. at least $4,000 considered incurable. II
has saved the lives of than 5000 children the
two past seasons.
10000 cases Of General Debility and want
of Nervous Energy.
Dr. TownseAds Sarsaparilla iuvigoraes the whole sys
permanently. To those who have lost their museU
lar energy by the effects of medicine ndscreton COM
mted in youth the excessive indulgence of the pas
soHs aud brought by physical prOstratioA of the
nervous system lasstuds, want Of ambition, fantins
sensations premature decay and decline Fastening to-
wards that fatal disease Consumption be entirely
restored by this pleasant remedy This Sarsaparia
far superior to any
InvigOrating Cordial.
AZ II renews and nVgOrates the system, gives activt
y the limbs and strength to the muscular system Ia
most extraordinary decree.
Consumption Cured.
CtsaRse and Strengthen CORsumptiOR be cured.
Bronekitis Consumption Liver Complaint
Colds OatGrrh, CoTghs AsthmG, Splitting
Blood, SOrsaess iN the Ohsss Hectic
Flash, Night Spsafs Difficult
PTefuss EzpsctsrGtion, PaiR
IN tie Side, &c, hsUe bees
Gnd Be cured
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For Sale.

%wA a lWO story dwelling II use. situated on Salem
5.5E I et Said house is 80 by % Ieei, with wood
- rned aad other convenience The LOT is sc feet nv
able ru on the premises Fur iurheT scusTs
OF AVIAN a. En re ,s n rSula,s inquHe
Worcester, July II, l84s :" az 1S
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Notice 90 the ladies.
scrOnlIR Cared.

This certificate conclusively proves that this Saraps
Ta has perfect control tile obstinate diseases
Of the Blood Three persons cured u0pre.
eeaeated.
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LE0NARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express,

Boston and Worcester Express.
S.u.x- Il vi subscriber continues to run THE Ek.
kA.SASsS PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fOi
TsksES~ the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles
banF Notes Specie, and Merchandise generally
Ihree Times each way Daily
Particular attention given to paying collecting and ne
goat'ns notes, drafts, bills, AID purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care
me subscriber Is alone responsible for property
ed to his and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester tC
salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River. and New Bed
ford also, to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN6 CO.'S. Office. Court Street
Boston; ]. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main st
worcester s. 9. LEONARD.
Feb 25, 1847. diff
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6l1O HDs OF Domestic DOZEN Flannels Just received
OF very nice quality and nnsh for SAFE cheap.
Also l04 Domestic Wooden Flannes for sheets
or summer blankets--a rare article--to be had at
NOV ~. 4w46 u. l.. HARDON d cos.
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This Is why the southern and especially the Spapish
ladies' much admired. Ladies' in the north who
take but lIte exercise confined 10 close rooms o.
have spoiled their complexion by the application Of dele
FERROUS mixtures if they wish to regain elasticity Of
step, buoyant Spirits sparkling eyes aud beautiful com
plexiOns, they should DR. TOWnsend's Sarssparila
Thousands who have tried II are more thar satisfied ar,
delighted. Ladies of every station crowd office daily
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The YopBy HcG.--Thc following rich
scene occurred in one Of the private schools
ia this city:
"Ah, Pat! pat.n said the schoclmiS,reSS
to a thjck.hcadcd urthin, into whose muddy
brain she was attempting to beat the alpha.
bct--''l'm afraid you'll never learn any.
thing. Now. what's that letter. eh%n
'Surc, don't know, ma'am,' replied Pat
Il thought you rccollccted that
'Nhy, ma'amp
Because il has dot over the top Of it.
'Och, ma'am, mind it well, but sure
tho't it was a. ny Spcch.'
'Ncll now remember, Pat, it's L.
'ioW, ma ann
'No no not L. but L.
'Not I, but you, ma'am-how'S thatP
'Not !, but I, biockhc1d.'
'Och, yiS faith. now have it, ma'am
You mean TO say that not !, bat you, are
blucShcair
Fool! roolr Exclaimed the pcdasogncss
almost bursting with race.
'Ji,t as sc Place quietly replied Pat
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Selling Drugs A raw.loolins genius, a
waC, by the way, stepped into Browns
apothecary shop, at the corner OF State street,
the other morning.
Doyoukccp drugs and medicines here -
said he to Brown, who was busy the couu-
ter.
eyes, sir"
"EIow much are they
The proprietor smiled, looked Qulzica'ly
at the stranger, and replied
"About feet, reckon"
"Wcll, I'll take one of EACH" continued
IN. other.
Brown concluded he was ''onC of en-"
who had Just come to town. and cordially in
vi'cd him to take glass of Soda Boston
Times
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Two DOLLARS per dHHum. 4 P"ld ." "a
rGure: Two DoLiAES ANp FIrTY CENTS
paid triihin sir months; and IuRrr Dol
LARS if dcidyed until The end cthc gear.
Advertisements inserted At ~ per square
for me fr,i insertion, and - cents for each
subs. .lfat Insertion. 4 EbcrdI discount at
lou % those lrto 1dreiiSe by Tie year.
y No pcp,r discontinued lVd all ar
rsdruy,s are paid, unless at The optloH Gt The
publishers.
t. Communications 10 insure attention.
must dlicalR be free otpostdgc, and accom-
panied trHh The authors name.
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4. II. ROWLAND,

PhyiriqR and 'lygeon-OUn|a' III.
Res dence on the hill Icw doors wet ni TIE
Fox Rlyet Hoo Sc. o ice the sane os hereto
fore occupied by H'ohiHd and Psa"oH' IN
ReAAIchs Rlnck.
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character not less solemn than that OF organ
i1lng the Government. prescribing the rights
aud duties, personal and political, regulating
the estates, their descent and the manner Of
oithcm, ofthc inhabitants of eleven
territories, nine of which have actually be-
come States and member, Of the conledera-
cy, aud the remaining twoare virtually such.
Sd. Acts, in six Of which, including the pro-
visions for Ohio, the existence of slavery in
the territories was prohibited expressly aud
forever; and in all of which, with one eN-
ceptiOn, express cnactmcutS were made
equally asSertiugthe constitutional power in
Congress of legislative control over slavery
in the territories. Yet strange TO say, not
outstanding this array Of authority derived
from the clear language Of the constitution,
itS harmony with similar provisions in res
pect to which there has never been any dis
pute, and with the known dispositions OF its
trainers on the subject Of slavery, the con
llrmaton which the construction we give TO
It has derived from cOtemporaneouS cXpuSi
tons, the opinions Of our writers upon pub
lie law and the solemn decisions 81 our high
est judicial tribunals all sustained by an eX-
erciSe OF the power, which in point, either
of SOlemnlty Of the acts, general acquleS-
cence, or long duration IS without parallel
IN our history, the existence OF this power is
now denied. Nay, more, that denial made
by our Southern associates in politics ba-
SIS ola prescription ottheir political brethren
at the North, as deSpotiC as 1t IS unjust.
The Federal Constitution Is truly sacred
instrument; by iarthe most important state
paper that exists III the world. lis authors
were not only men possessed Of rare capaci-
tues, but were also pre- -emlnently patriotic.
Coming victorious out OF the noble>t conflict
that ever occupied the hearts and arms Of
men, the constitution, the second grcatwork
OF their hands, received the impress OF that
masnanlmous ana iralernal spirit by which
they hal bee" actuated at every stage Of the
merry "rde" through which they had been
obliged TO pass. HE rights and interests
and duties or al persons subject to their con-
uoI, were severely Scru'in'zrd and to the
utmost PI"g,'.'u tN'rul provide" ior WIN
"'I.'I'', ''''" l'','''' ~ ','I wa, ave -''"'
,'>'> or,o' ''.,''' ''''''''''' '"' '"' JNi''-
w. ',, '',''' ''''' ',.'"y '."S "''c"'
,,.l '"' ','''' W. o' """'" '' as provisions, -
o., .'''', W ,.'t '' '''.''
y; "',' .'"y '',>, w. w, Wv" '""'"' ~ mas
oI , io"'y 'G'.', az ,' I''I s'"I -, lo''
,,rcl ,,.r',.'i :..,' Va ''' 81 ,"s," ~
'"''". ~ ''' I'! - ""'' N''"Iy "''
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N NNWOTe nnU OhU't SCrvcn',
JOHN QUINCY hDAMS.'

Blessed arc they tina, &c, no Office uadss
governments; for five hundred and fiftytwo
reaSon>--n not given on accoun, Of the short
ness Of The days.
Blessed are they that arc ignorant ior
they are happy in thinking that they know
every thing.
Blessed j. hc tina, i, rc', IN form ana i'a'
lures: for the Girls >hon' modest hint
blessed are the orphan children; lev '"'y
have no mothers 10 >varh n en-
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unanimiy, been expressed by the Convcu-
tons and Legislative Assemblies of nearly
all the Northern States.
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

Physician x Suryeor- Otidra, III,
Oarr. his professional services to the cru2ens
Of Ottawa and vicinity. Oillcc over Walker n
Hicklins's store. where he may he found ut I'll
times except when absent on professional bust
ness. Aug i 1916.
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II. ROSENKRANS, NJ. d.,

Physician, Sugeoa,N Ocmist- Ot'ord' ID,
omen. ms service, 10 jhc cl,zrnsoI Oi'a" ana
Nic-niiy. ResIlencn. MnIN-lI W-n--- wv -
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DE. LOSEPH STOUT,

Physician 4 Surgcon-- OH5wa, ILL.,
Oilers his professional services To the ciIlz'ns
of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at his residence
an tho ne,v puhlic sJuarc. June Il, lS47
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THE FREE TRADER,

Office, 2d story, North end Of Reddic"'S ae'
brick block, on the pIbic square.
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]. V. 4. ga HOES.

attorneys and CouHsd'ors at Lo~, ond SO
Hrifprs IN Ch0pccrg Di'rrf, III.
Office ou the north side ui the lUruc square.
lnnc -. Isl!
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litter tie Hcad B0SS--'.Is the head boss
TO hum ycou - inquired slick, clean look
ing specimen from down east yesterday, as
he thrust his head into the Recorders
Office.
A luitcrer leaning out of window,
watching the ferry boat and the passers on
the landing turned lazily around and asked
him if he cant the mayor?
"Don't kecr mare or boss, SO he's head
o'things in general answered the Yankee.
"N hat do you want with hims" inquir-
cd the other.
"Wcll, lest want to show him new po-
tical, selt-actiu' machine, on the patent
progressive principle, that Eve brought
| OUT
sWhat is it l.hef" enqurcA the Office
! louuger.
.'Oh, It's Ike human naim' in high
state of action, amd'il dew most anything
decent for sufficient pay. Recon lie wants
Suthin' tcw watch the city-ncow, it'll dew
I that Just Us easy as shu,in', and mite
I eaSiCr.'
| IL like that" exclaimed the other.
u hope that he's jest ike yeOu, them"
says the yankee, ''cauNe il ~ likes II the tx
! in can be sot agoii' right of. On the high
pressure principle. warranted to work in all
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-19
NJ. T.. lIOLLISTER.

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in Ch0Uccrg.
dice No. Court House, opposite the circuit
court clerks Office. III.
,ouN VAL NOES. ABRAHAM HOES.