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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Mr.. Van Buren, is not an opponent of the
crisleacc Of slavery, only of its erieniion,
and he stands picdged to reto any bW iorhc
abolition Of sidrey in The District Of Col
um,bid This is indeed "frec soil' candi-
date. To complete the consistency of the
ticket, Mr.. Calhoun should be nomina, for
vice president in the place Of Mr.. Dodge,
says the Providence Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

igoo ldnerdo'e.-A correspondent ofthe
Troy Budget, tells the following good sto.
Ty:-
at seems that the person who blows the
bellows Of the organ of st. Luke'S Church,
also attends to the furnace for warming the
building, and having occasion, during the
service, to mind the fires he left the bel
lows IN charge ola cOachman lately import
ed. aud green as the Emerald Isle Of his
nativity before the appearance Of the pota-
toe rot. Daring his abSenSe. the 'GlOrio in
ExcelSis' came, IN the order of the eXerci-
SeS, to be chanted, aud Patrick was direct
ed to furnish the organic element. \ shor;
time elapsed, but no music followed the
touch otthe lady, who presided atthc inStru-
ment. Blow whispered the fair organi>t
Blow = repeated the leader; aud 'Blow
blast you, Blow = echoed the entire choir
but not a puff found its way into the vacant
pipes, to wake the Slumberiug harmony
An investigation now took place, and Pat
rick was found behind the organ--with both
his hands tightly clenohed around the bel
lows handle, a stick Of some FIVE feet long
and two inches Thick the end stuck in his
mouth, his cheeks Swelled 10 the utmost ev-
pansion, his eyes di>,ended, aud the perspi-
ration streaming down his face-eugaged
in the vigorous but vain at,emptto force his
breath through the pores Of the wood into
the body Of the instrument
1t i, perhaps, unnecessary to say that
some little time passed before the choir were
able 70 screw their mouths into that serious
puckcr requisite to the proper performances
IT the musical cXcrciScS.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

The Chicago Citi-c, is unable to support
Judge Cation because he was nominated by
4 democratic couvention--it can however
support Judge Dickey, who was nominated
by convention tiut unanimously endorsed
the nomination Of Cation. Mr.. Leland the
same paper is unable to support on the
ground that he is a hunher The editor
evidently knows all about it. The same
paper prefers Peters TO Frid!ey or Dic>ey
FIR the Judgeship in this circuit, on the
ground that Mr.. Peters is boiler; which
is very natural, considering the facility
with which this consistent abolitionist could
bolt Hale, whom he labored six months TO
get nominated, and GO for man who is
pledged against the whole abolition platform,
and who, by his casting vote in the senate,
thrust the Citizen out Of the mail bags south
of Mason s, Dixon's Line.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Died. In Concord, y. H., on the 2Sh Of
July, Of consumption, WILLIAM BADGER
WrNrwoR1u, aged l9years, brother of Hon.
John Wentworth, ofthiS city. He was a
student Of Dartmouth College at the time Of
his death.-Ch' Dem,
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The three months Extra Fay.

The following are the rules prepared 10y
the Payma>ter General, under the late act
granting three months extra pay 10 sol.
diers, and the resolution of MIR. Hrcc,c,
which we published TWO weeks ago.
PAIMASrrR GrNIR.t's OrrICr,
iugtd /, 1878.
Under ;he foregoing Act aud Resolution,
rolls viii be prepared, rs soon a practical
hle. and payma>ttrS sent 10 several States
to ray all Nuluutc,r> who have been in act.
ual service ana were houurahly discharged.
aud also the heirs ot>uch rs may have died.
For the convenience iclaimautS, paymaS.
tiers viii visit the places 4, which the Rcgi-
mcutS were organized aud, ifPracticablc.
the places of company enrolment, Of which
due notice Will be gwen by advertise
mcut.
EviuuNCr RrCJlRIp.
The testimony OF the Commanding OH.
Ger Of the Company, OF IN hl> absence, that
Of one OF the Commissioned On.ccr> there
of. will be required, TO prove lhat the claim,
ant i, the individual who served in said
Company and that he was houorahly dis
charged from service, when such evidence
cauuot be procured, the testimony oftwo
credible and Gp>iutCre>tCA persons, To the
service and honorable discharge, may be
received to establish the claim.
Claims for three months extra pay Of de.
ceased officers and soldiers, being restrict.
ed, first to the widows, second to the chill.
drcn, third to the parents, and fourth TO the
brothers and sisters, no payment can bc
made but TO them, and in the order stated.
The proof Of hcirsh!p will be the dispositions
Of two witnesses, taken before n Judge or
Justice of the Peace who snail certify to
their crcdibIllty. that the person claiming is
the widow, child, Sc, of the deceased. and
that the deceased left no other chill.-Wh hen
the claimants are the parents, that the de-
ceased left no widow or child, and where
the brOtherOr sister laim> that the dCccaS-
ed left none OF the before named heirs, and
no other brother and sister; and that the
claimants are, or are not Of lawful age Is
the case may be, the Opponents shall further
make oath then are di>IutcrcStcd The of.
fetal character Of the olicer, before whom
the deposition is made should be properly
attc>ted.
Where minors inherit, whether children
or brothers and sisters, they must be repre-
>entcd by guardians, whose appointments,
aS such, must be duly authenticated
Where there arc several aluR heirs, they
should unite in a power Of attorney, as the
payment can most ouvcuicnily be made to
one person.
Powers Of attorney must, in al cases.
have been executed subsequently tot the l9th
of July, 1878, and should express that they
are granted for the purpose OF receiving the
three months er'rR pGH authorized by the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

4 country editor in speaking of steam
boat, said "She had twelve berths in her
ladies' cabin" An old lady on reading it
exclaimed, "Oh, life of me! VIVA, squal.
ing there must have been -
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Land Observation-Disclosures

TUE ut.r 1ri wa. ort ne agent. az Dixon. H.,
urpsr'u, who WISH to purchase Government
Lands Ay ending their money, post pII, with one
per cent o. fee: sd. ocar Land Warrants for those
who luny send tlr.rwauaI'- accompanied by power
~ attorney, affidavit and 81 prosecute claims for
soldiers Bounty Limit ar Scrip. cI'rr unJ- tor p'r-
, 20 ~ months for ..Ic balance ut .Ie money and
keep glrHVf u0 H1ui IATu WARRANTS for sale ~
lowest rates ic-ons Wishing 10 buy warrants viii
find u 10 uIrir Ulrr'-. in Dixon, obey wi not be
required 20 !ay Ivy \ warrant unless IL answers their
lurlr warrants um distance. find their land, enter
ci or their warrants cannot 'r used on account ct
n:uuu'av 90 'un assignment ut lhr warrant These
difficulties urr avoided by purchasing ct al" uulrr-
signed n person. u.r mot required 90 pay Tor way
rant uu.cs- 20 vii pl,7 Inspection.
tDuwuuf"1r 1I-, post paid, "H, always meet with
pomplat'.unun G.li-Gl CHARLES DEMENT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

A National Convention of Colorcd Free
men of the United States, will be held in
Cleveland, commencing OH Wednesday
the 9th Of September.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

Patriotism sometimes has its reward
Since the Revolution in France, Mariart
and other editors of the Journal, have go,
places worth 100000 year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

TELEGRAFHiC DISPATCHES TO PERI,
from Mr.. o REILLY, dated Louisville, Aug.
2ith p. NJ, (yesterday,) state that tits in
tended to have the telegraph completed to
Chicago in about 10 days. The necessary
wire is already Oh the way from St. Louis.
And where is the station for Ottawa?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25
ALBANY. \. Y. August 8.

A destructive fire occurred here ycs,cr-
day, by which over five hundred houses
were consumed. 1t extended towards the
river, destroying many vessels and barges.
twas finally stopped by the free use OF
gunpowdcr. The loss is estimated at 81.
ono 900
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

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rio .,;,or .o,,I r. -. - 49,.
bo stunts lilo r,,o,o,,. ,.,.,,,r
ms ,s ,o,,, C,n,,r. :, 4, ,,o r0r,. g.,
J,sh ho Iot, ,h., s,,i..,,,., c,u
y, half tho ,ro,,,;oor, n,,;,;o;,,s og,,or,,,o
Illinois ori !, ,hobo;.,b,or b;s ho,,i, -,
uo,, 90 ,brrst A. ,,, b,,,,,,Io =, ;,,.,i,;.
.I,,,Isos,,..orr ,.,,i.,,o.,. .-oi,,, ,ar,
doubtless re.Iy
-aCL-i fiji ,r-r,
Like bu,H lo rurr- season
would be pay not to h"n'or nm "''Ie
as ne would eVi"thiiy "SP'e II ne caut get
INTO row. and entertaining meme oui the
hIhoheSt ieehrSS towards MN, we wiz stop
few moments to parry his blows.
Ihtre IS Sone'"ihS 80 unnatural ana indI-
'r"ns IN ms amai5amahoh OF the abolition
Isis win the New hork 0arnourner>, that
we cannot keep down onr rlN'oses whcney-
er we mink oi IL Ihc game OF the barn
ouiner'IS very SIMPLE lheir sole o'Jrct Is
revenge lif>I thty want !" avcnse them
selves on the New York iiankcrS, who
nave always NeVt them ont OF Office; and
secondly on Gen. ClSS, who, they aver,
was the means at defeating the Nomination
4 OIL MI an b'rcn IN the Baltimore Con-
VehtIonih IoIi. ~ rec So'I, Free Speech,
Nc', had no more to do with the oug'n OF
these d'iicni'ieS' than IIee melon patches,
ana Tree hen'o"siS' VINO III TINS country
has bee" mere incorporate atd violent III
MS abuse oil Inc aoo"'ion'StS IMAM Benz.
+ bl'ler, the acNh0" !edSed leader OF tins
new party: Who more supple and erin-
ing IN ms SUBMISSION 10 southern Gc'a-
10" thah Mr. van biren, thHr candidate
lo' Inc pfes"'hcy what least Is thiS 10
"hich the aoohiioi'>tS nave come In
. Iolt, "heh there was real Danger OF the eN-
''h''o" OF slavery over territory enough TO
MAKE ha'' dozen oi states, ana "hen
""'sSery oeeSeu a''" prayer 'he aO'H'loh'
ISIS 10 d" '"e"' !" NceP'ns eNaS o"' OF "e
"'0" y vac ''''io'' VI va! anu " wing
.
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having ~ O."'' f""','' ! '""' ,''''e
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

various sections Of the Union, in some in
stances irrespective Of panty, ard would
have accepted the nomination oi ire ba!ti-
more convention had II been rendered On The
same terms
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25
pHILADELruiN, Aug. II.


Mn. HALE WI1HuuAws.-JoShua Lcav-
1t, editor OF tho Emauclpa'or, withdraws,
au,horiativcly, the name Of Mr.. HALE as
candidate for the presidency, in favor of
Martin Van Buren,.
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OTTAWA PRICE CURRENT.
CoRuECiED WEEKLY NY A. W. MAGiIL, DEALER
~ DRr GOODS, TnncEnIEs, AND PnoDucg.

CoRpTCiED WEEKLY ny A.. W. MAGILL, DEALER
~ DRr GOODS, UuocEuIEs, Avn PnoDucE.
ORd,rd, Aug. p, 1913.
PROVISIONS: CGitShiHS, gr. 6G7
Eccc 100, S2OOa$2 30 =. dry, IOal2
PORK, 75a 800 ShccpsLtnS, 1898
Icnison, 25Oa 800 Deer SkinS," Hale
Llrd, b. 3la1c Coon 50 l5a25
TdliOr, Ga MUSbrdt, Ga \
GRAIN & FLOUR Mink, 1890
Wheat, winter, j5a62 GROCERIES:
" spring, 50a55 Sugar, brown, 5lal0
oats, lSd2O crushed, l2all
Corn, 1920 I" loaf, l3dlJ
BdrIch lSa2O lioldsses, gall, 35al5
Beans, iO05O Coffee, Rio, ID. 9alO
Flour, sup. l00b.2.25 " Java" Halls
" fine, " 200 Tea, y. hyson, 5O07A
90 buckwht, 80 " old " SSa$l
Corn meal, bush. - I. black, 5Od1j
VEGETABLES; SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. l2dl5 BUifer, S0lo
Onions, {. 3Sa.jO Cheese, 5d 8
Cabbdges, each, la > Eggs, duz. .
FURS < SKINS: Honcv. III. SrlO
Beef Hides, or. 2!d3 Cdndies, tall, lOdl29
dry, al " sperm, i0d50
For the lns, three days a little activity has taken
place in wheat and considerable hcgns to arrive.
Although some oi II Is Shrunk there T. greater pTo-
portion Of fine md prime than was anticipated from
the wet scuson The demand for spring wheat is
limited, hut good winter sells readily Prices range
for epring i0aj5 winter 5sa62!.
Bu, little corn coming in though i, sells readily ut
isa2oc, Oats, no dcmnnd.-The ,,ringcncy in the
money markc, Is felt, and it il not yet clear where
the moneys to come from to buy our large supplies
OF grain. The approaching lond sales induce many
farmers to get ont their wheat, and it IL probable that
the receipts for the next two weeks will be large nj
| though prices are iluctuaiing.
Chicago, Aug. %.
There are not many farmers in town to-
day, in consequence oithe state oithc roads,
which arc in very bad condition. Spring
wheat is worth 1Oa75 C; and winter, 1oaS.c.
| The la,,crpricc for very best samples. Tho
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

ReaPpecraaceg the CooH.-Dick Wilson
in his FirI Piere has cut of a starving
coon and the word "IIoc," printed over it,
to deceive the people!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

MrLroN CARrENTER, the newly elected
State Treasurer, died a, Springfield on the
18th inst, There will have to be a new G.
lection throughout the State to fllthe vac an
CIV.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25
To Gro. p. LIrrARp, Esq, Phila.


A Letter from Gen. 1dylor on he BAL.
rIMoRE Platform Gen. Taylor has writ.
ten another letter to friend in Charleston.
s. G. in which he reiierates thai, he will moi,
90 into the Presidential chair ,rammeled
with pledges, and says, 81 have accepted
the nomination Of the Philadelphia wing
convention as well rs the nominations Of
many prominent assemblagcs gotten up in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25
Gen. Taylor no, the whi. Candidate :.--Auot Their
Letter.,

The following letter from Gen Taylor,
to the leader Of the Native Americans in
Philadelphia, shows that with all their coax.
ing, threatening, and clustering, and maui
gre even their nomination., Gen. Taylor
rW not stand u to run as the candidate Of
the wing party for the presidency. Here's
pretty kettle of fish Two months TO the
election, and whiggcry withou, a candidate.
What now is the amount of the pledges Of
the Louisiana delegation?
BA1oN RouGr, July 81, 1913.
DEAR SrR:-lour letter of the 9TH inst,
asking from me line or two in regard to my
position as candidate, for the Presidency,
has been duly received. IN reply, have
to say that am not party candidate, and
irelccted ,canno'Ibcpresident of party, bu,
the President Of the whole people.
! am, dear sir, with high respect aud re.
gard, your most obedient servant,
u. TAYLOR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

court November t,rm, lsl,-Nuihaa.. D,gunv
as Elizabeth GooI-r.I Nlry tiond.,I. miat;ool-
srI Frederick GouU-"I CHprr, Go,l.rll. Barr
Jennings linuuah Jrun1s-. and Gonii Icnninr.,
helm az nw Of David lruunr- dcco1-cG-Bl.l ~
cuauc.Iy for the conveyance cl r,a. estate
nUE p,outontha plgjoi.hr said I'M
! - VIng been filed IN t.n u.pyr cmlr'ttl cause.
showing lint ulI 81 lhr above named dui-u lnus lr.
unHr,-laru'H 10 Ihc state ut Illinois ,hc.aI defend
an'- que h'r..y notified 81 ghr p.ul.noy olthr above
sued th.r.u r-urahr 'orh" next term ol sail court
Jo ur iu.d.u 1J uIa ,nuu house 90 Ottawa. IN ii,
county %. la Sale 1uI-ll.r 90 Illinois. on the 81 Lav
~ NuyrulrrurEt nul riat. unless .a.y appear and
plead, answer ~ d.uur 90 Oh. complainant, bill
HruIu, ,.r seine w'l %" taken 1- comics rl. anil 1
decree entered qyc1ulusg l. LELAND. C'eyE
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sF you want pure wines and Liquors
Z for medical purposes, call at otao" Dr"s
Store. julio WHITE ~ HUNTER
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\ rm I0ptrtisrllrnis.

NOticn ALL persons are hereby tortwamcd n
W ualist purhnslug q Crrluiu note, dated
June 3oh, lolS, ior two hundred and Errlv dn.nr,.
gwen by Cyrus Shaver IN favor at II IL BALDWIN.
lS note has been obtained ~ fraudulent means. ali
persons are t.croioyr notified not 10 purchase the
same. Aug - II II. RAJ OWN
Estate ~ John II henderson, deceased.
n Office IS hereby gwen to an person, Layir,,
y cAm, 'HHust the cstu," ct ions n llryuiE-
SON @r 81 i"sa"c county, and state OF Illinois Decd
tu present the same lc5r, ih, ur,latr ,.rr, ID, D..
held IN Ottawa on the 1T Monday Of Ortol.rr u.,r.
as have fixed ou tiIutday Tor ud,uIca;ir,r IA, riur
uug"j Gt AItss1y Drrrr 49,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-08-25

E4A KEGS Boston mats Just received at
CO ~ 10 CuShmUa and Gudey's'
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10 PHYSICIANS and students.

ENi,b,-Codlish. Mockcrcl. Whl,eish, aud
n Herring. jal6 Cudmra " GridhY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24
CERTIFICATE

This is to Certify, That have purchased and pnt in
one OF Mcssrs, W 4 ID. DOUGLAS Improved II =
DRAULIC RAMS, on my Farm, and am peitecly
satisfied and well pleased with the operation OF the
article, and would recommend its use, To all who
DESTROYS OF raising from any spring other
running stream on or about their premlccs. The
spring which have applied the Ram, is fifty rods
from my house and seventy five feet below level OF
the point where discharge the in my dwelling.
The size OF the dive pipe applied 10 my Ram, is one
and quarter inch cabre, and forty feet long and has
fall, in running from spring to Ram. OF ten feet
The discharge pipe, Qcading from Ram 10 house is
half an inch calibre and fifty rods in length, and runs
up an elevation OF 81 feet, and the water discharges
from the same in my house, perfectly steady and
handsome stream, without any interruption whatever.
And would invite all who wish to brcome acquan-
ted with this and truly useful invention, to call at
my house, in Durham, ana witness It's operations.
Durham c. Sept 25th SAM FL. G.. TIBBALS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24

IN anticipation Of this removal an cxton.
] siyc stock of RICH AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, suitable to the season. have been selected in
Europe by partner OF the House, large portion OF
which are now in store, and Others daily arriving
NIhhN
Superb Paris Styles in all the new designs of the
season. 81 and IL changeahe and black Satin de,
Chine, A changcabe Gross dEgyp,e, 81 and "a
changcahle Puut de Sole, "a aud IL black -waercd
silks, Ponpadoc and other rich styles for evening and
soirees, Marcelines, Satin3, and Millinery Silks
iLSO.
French aud British Cashncrcs and Drlnincs. in
small, medium and bold designs. Plain. Plaid and
Striped Medonnas, Raw Silks, Amgo, Gala, and 9TH
er Ilalds, Victoria, Cnshmeres, Mcrinos, Ihibes
Coakings, French and English Prints, French and
Scotch Gnshams.
French Cashmere Long and Square ShawIs, Rob
Roy Clan Patterns long, square, and Misses sizes
rich Printed Iukara Shaws, Embroidered Cashmere
Robes, Nisetes. MnntiIas and Cloaks OF the newest,
Paris shapes, coored and black Nelvets trcm halt
yard TO two yards wide.
Also.
Ladies'. Gcntlemcn's and Childrens Hosiery of cy-
cry description: Cotton, Mcrno and Lambswoo I'M
defycsts and Pants; Ncsn, unshrnkahc and domrs-
tie Flonnels, Bath and Whiting Blankets colored
and white tounrcipanes and Quilts Ia Linens Cot
ton and Linen Sheelings, Diapers and Damask Table
Linen, Napkins and Doyle Towclllngs, together with
a general assortment oil housekeeping articles.
Also.
l.accs Emhroidercs Lace Wells Gloves Enlhroid
cred Grape, Robes, Evening Dress Goods and Fancy
Articles
\. B. Family Mourning OF every description con-
stantly on hand, Tor which separate department has
been provided
No abatement made in this Establishment from the
price asked.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24
New Goods
j. v. IL "A NJ ALL

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM New
H York with large assortment of Watches, Jew
cry and Fancy articles. lie has the largest and
best assortment OF Watches and Jcwelry that has ever
been offered Tor sale in the State OF Vermont and he
will sell goods lower than they can be bought in
Montreal, Boston, or New York, OF the same quality
Tie has Gold and Silver Watches of all kinds Gold
Lockcts Of every Pattern, Gold Guard and Fob chains
Gold Pens in Gold cases Tor Indies or Gentlemen
Gold Seals and Keys OF every Pattern, and great
variety OF Coral Cameo Iowa Stone and cluster Pins
fine Gold Pins with glass and Box Setting TOR Minea
lures, two dozen dii'irent Patterns of Bracelets ant
clasps, Gold Thimbles, Beads and Chain Slides, Col
Rings of every description, Prices from 2jcs to S25 0C
Ear Hoops, large small Plain or choscd la
Drops, with Coral and Stone Setting, Bead Bays
Pearl and Shell Gard cases, Ivory Tablets, Stee
Beads, Rings and Tassels Purse SILK &c. &c
Burlington, Jane l6, 'iS w5l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-11-24
Salt Rheum, Scroiula, Leprocy
Erysipiias &c. &c.
Facts are Stubborn 1hinss. Here is one among
mass IF others.

T"clS ne oIH0born Things. Here IS one among
mass of others.
=, NEWTON, Lower Falls, May, 1913
tlr JONES. Dear Sir-lf more testimony is nee
ded in favor your valuable Drops and Pills for Hu-
mors, You may add mine TO the number you already
have
Having been afflicted Tor thirty years with the Len.
rocy or White Scurt and having tired all sorts Of rem
edies to no purpose and having arrived at the ge Of
MY had gwen up all hopes OF relief Accidentally
seeing your drops advertised was induced to try them
when to my utter surprise, was completely cured be-
lore had taken one bottle. You are at liberty To
make any use OF this You please for your drops
are invaluable. Respectfully Yours
WILLIAM CURTIS.
For sale in Burlington only by THEoDoRE A. PECK.
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States
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