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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-03-03
cARDiNG AND SPINNING,
Black miihiMg.

-, THE subscriber takes this meth
~ 4 oil of returning thanks for the pub.
q y " lie patronage heretofore extended
In him. and wishes to Inform his
d. lnlN friends and public generally. thai
;3s.L./ he has turned his whole attention
TO the manufacturing # wagons and bugcips, in
all its branches; he has secured himself the best
Of workmen. both in wood and iron. and his stock
of lumber and iron cannot be surpassed by any
IN this vicinity.
Wagons usie to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment ives, OF Chicago.
Please call aud examine before purchasing. 3
unber wagons ready finished on hand and can
fini,h any kind to order in few days notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ottawa, July TO- 1876. Il. BARNARD.
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Ihe use of "Reminiscences in
various parts Of Germany, particu-
larry in some districts ofSaxony, sue
cessfally employ acorns for the win
ter fattening Of sheep. English far
mers, however, either totally neglec G
them or use them almost solely for
the feeding and fattening Of hogs
In Hertfordshire and in the new For
est district Of Hampshire, hogs, in
many instances, receive very little
other food than acorns, and common
iy attain great frmness and weight,
and yield a decidedly good and we'll
favored pork. Yet such as are, for
q short time withdrawn from the a.
corn diet, and have their fattening
completed by four or five bushels Of
barley -four or peas meal to each,
are Judged by some persons to yield
pork OF still better substance and SUI
perior tiavor. The farmers of Glou-
cestsrshire bestow nearly as much
care on the fruit Of their oak trees as
upon the produce Of their orchards.
hsy seldom sell their acorns, or can
hnc anyln the market, yet usually
estimate thsir value from Is. Cd. to
%. per bushel, accordixr to the
price OF oeans and they regard
them as decidedly superior to beans
ut once for fattening hogs, for in
creasing their weight, and RENDERING
their bacon firm. a-a,
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M A N SION USE,
G&fss
eag 6 : Is s
And STAGE OFFICE--O,,nvo. m,

And STAGE OFfICE---Ounwa,I Ill.
NHE Undersigned has purchased the above
l. House, and repaired and furnished ii in a
proper manner for a first rate Hotel. 1t is si,un.
ted Directly in font Of the Court House, and i.
convenient for all those having business conpec.
ted with the public offices; and is in the cenire
Of the business part Of the town The Stage OF.
flee for the different routes is KEEP, a, this house.
The house is large and rootny, and is cspasle
Of accommodating oil those who may favor him
with call. Attached To the house isa comfort.
able and convenient stable.
From his long acquaintance and experience of
the business, and unremi,,ed excttion, 10 pIease
he hopes to receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 3, 1917. r. THORN
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Giles usually keptin drug stores. with many kinds
OF the best ard most approved patent medicines
in use. Also, books and stationary, with a va
rely of primmers, toy books, &c
lie Keeps constantly on hand superior article
OF wines aud brandiss, for medicui purposes ONLY.
Physie'ans aud Others are requested To hand
in their orders. as they can now be filled on the
shortest notice and warranted TO please
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why send to Europr's dislan, shore

'ANuAnr j, 1876.
mann,
s'"' 10 Europe distant shore
NJ pants maj grow at our own doorst
'"Se consistent with PHILOSOPHY and ...,
''"se 'na' nr ihc same reason that the
""' '" ""eh We drew our first breath i, ever
W. We" su"eo 10 our constitution, So the pro
u', "a' e",na'e a'e 'he most era,rIul to our
vas" W. ",,'n,"""e. ,e"s's with a pccu e
I naI s",'o y" "' '''oo'' " '"e "halr. The wan
dehng Nae II. vigorous on the filthy locust,
~ ". 1870" '''''"" '"J'ys nesi'h on
msai o'eeh''P'ats' ..r..
H,h'n, an a"'oen'hcen' Providence has donsii
'u"u 50 close eonh',,oh between Inc a''msnlsry
P'o'ue.''"s o, 'aon '"'naf anu me beings snsh
ino, u. ~. o.ss'u " "ou'sn' ;" """ur,iI
'"'' '"'se ',''e"s "nch are Intended ny That
'"'"'n'e w ''' 'e"'o'"' " "'stase' should
$500" '" W, s',"o '''s"'H. III o'hef
~, "". ev,oe''' 'n"' every country pro
.", NV "'"'" ''se' "eo'e'n'' ne'os 'u'iy eompe
", W 'u'e every a'Se"se 'he'ueh''o mat cour
anp,a,ns on nus n'"'' 'ne u'sco'ffer OF ms
""e' yea'' OF Pa'''n 'h'es-
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" u''''I p, ~, ".o"e tne pntess"f o.
"n.n "u "'"e's n'ins.'' 'uiy fquai
wh;.,h :, ~ 'o' ~s"'" e"he: shu
av.., r,.,LI,
N.Y. sa,'"e o'e "'"y we ""o"' spys
his nn,n','. H. .,,, "o " ."ane you TO thee'
hos, of n,s,,,,n. m..Is ~. w yu' seeep'onee
clim,, and nf i, J.s.,..u 49,. s", U, our
selves bciny win sca,c.,v nv 'I,;' '"em'
Juc,, of En,on.a, anil i.,,,;,. '"' pro-
if i, he ,ru, ,h,, Tho I,,i AMI ,r.J,., vow
ceJ in any coun,rv arc hos, .,;,.d ',. P'ouo'
tuition nj III, inho,,,n,s o,,ho .nn,,,, '' 'ons''-
doubts ,hs universally aJmi,,ed f,c, ~, W. VINO
that these foreign command nm, t,i,,,, p."'
suit ,n,icipa,ed. Vi, The w,r,t;r ae,;, ~ 's ~
Mood. We aI.u pelie,c that ,he rn,;Gn., " 'ns
the blood will alone cure .ver, di.use. ,", .,
elect TIN, purpose with any deg'ee of certainty,
.s,; on''n d'.u mus, no'""y he capable ofdi-
one OF the animal fluids especially the b,oT Ky r',
Il must possess the power oisepcrn,'us the worn.
~, aT h"w" Io'" ~, ,nf sgnra mass carrying them
ice uhe natural In,os y, me "'. s,.,a s"n'e'o,
thence e1peIlins them entirely Gom he body
M0w .",s o"n theory and experience teach Us,
enc cemp"pnd Of medicinal b "u's'0% us and .e
of our own soil, and designed by the God of M.
lure ior the cure OF our diseases. Such meLi.
M,>pr,K. p,u-,,iI ,h,' N"n'oeSn
,n,,. ,s... 81, ;,..,.l, ~ '''"y eu'tu
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Marble aud stone Yard.

IL LiONS would inform the inhabia ante of
DsOtlawa and surrounding country that he
has established himself in the shove business in
Ottawa on Columbus st, directly opposite Geo.
Vests livery stable, where be will I've able to fur
n'sh TO order tomb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in his line Of business.
Ottawa, Sent, IL lsdT
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Washington Precinct, Feb. 1913.

Shrubbsry Spring Garden Vorks.
The earliest opportunity should be
taken to prune and train all kinds of
shrubs, vines, creepers and the like.
In this operation few leading prin-
ciples are requisite to be known,and
the thing is 50 simple and easy, that
any intelligent persons can perform
it in the most accurate manner.
The first thing to be observed in
pruning any kind oftrees or shrubs,
isto take particular notice ofthe nat
ural shape or habit of the plant to be
pruned. This will be found to be
different in almost every kind Of
plants for instance, in some plants
we find them naturally to assume an
upright habit in others,a struggling;
and in others, a weeping. The first
is exemplifed in the Rose of Sharon;
the second, in the Rose and Snow
berry, and the third in the weeping
Willow, Cherry and the like.
To retain these habits, and improve
the symmetry ofplants in such man
ner that the sun and air may have as
much as possible access toevery part
of them, is the leading principle of
pruning; for although in many cases
the natural habits of shrubs and
plants are cramped into unnatural
forms, in order to give variety to eff
feet, it cannot be recommended to
be followed as o general rule; for
whenever the natural habits of trees
and plants are distorted into unnat-
ural forms or positions, it has more
the appearance ofmockery than real
ity. Nature in this, and in every
other case, should be as much as
possible copied and assisted, butncv-
er cramped into unnatural forms and
positions.
The natural habits of the plants
being noticed, the next thing is TO cx-
anime, and cut out all the dead wood.
In this operation, the primer must
not be deceived, and disfgure the
plants by cutting ont such shoots as
will require 10 be left to fill the va
cancies Of the dead wood in the grow
ing season. The dead wood being
taken out, then prunc the plant
in a regular manner, by cutting out
all-tle weakly shoots, and thinning
in such manner that the sun and
air have a free access to every part;
all long struggling shoots should be ia
ken of, that the shrubs or vines may
have a regular, compact uppe arance.
In performing this operation, sharp
knives and instruments should be u.s.
ed, that the wounds may be cut clean
and heal freely.
Training all kinds of vines, as Hon.
eysuckles, Clematis, Bignonia,
Climbing, Roses and the like,
may be done with dispatch, in order
that every thing may have nea and
Clearly appearance. The training
Of vines is simply done by tying them
neatly with bass, or other strings,
10 such manner that every part is
equally divided at regular distance,
and to allow sufficient space for
the summer wood, and be trained be-
tween the shoots laid in at this sea-
son.--Savr'c Fiori,f.
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THE subscriber has just re-
1 .eived a. his store one door
North of the Mansion House,
(from Nep iork and 81. Louis. J
q large and fresh supply oi the
above named articles, together
with most every variety of arii.
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Drugs, Medicines, sc.

- 1--WE subscribers have jus, reccsed
~ l. IRON New Yo,k and philde-
- pbia, q large stock Of drugs, aedi.
cines. dye s'uiis, paints. oil, ySnish.
Is, &c. which will he solJon tho
lowest terms; oil the most popular patel neil.
elnes Of The day hep, on hand. Phystsn' and
o'hers are invited 10 give Us a call.
Julyll, Al. WALKER & HItNLlNG.
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iflc0ifinrs.
DRUGS d MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Furnishes,
Patty. Umdo,c Glass. Dye. SsuDs,
Brushes. Books, Confeciionaries,
Fruit. Nuts, Hines and Brandies.
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Notice..

ME undersigned, having disposed
l. of his inleres, and terminated his
connection with The fremont House, sdop,s
'tis method Of announcing tha, no has taken
rooms =, the err norxt, thrown add Tutlc]
whers he 10 prepared 10 receive his friends, aud
thos- Who nav have bu.ines. with > ~.
Chicago, dce3i. JASON GURLEY.
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A culprit on the gallows lately said
his first drror was in taking a news.
paper and not paving or \.
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GRADES, %f.
New York Meat Market,
. GREEN'S MILLS.

GtSEEN'S Hills.
kscA YINhE above Wills have jus, nn.
EATf1a dergone thorough repairs
~ sH aud are now IN full operation, with
ENka& Sir run Of Burrs.
new Boiling Cloths, and ali the nrcessar, fi1.
lures for manufacturing wheat in the very best
manner; and having none but experienced and
accommodating millers. together with the whole
business being conducted by the personal a,,en.
ZION OF his sou. ID. GnErN. he hopes to give &c.
neral satisfaction; and as he has been to srea,
esPanse in making his mills second to none in
the western country. he hopes tn receive, a.
beirtoi"re,a liberal share Of pablo patronage.
Merchant and Custom work will he thankfully
received and strictly attended 10 At all time.
(Sundays excepitdj
Cash paid for Wheat, Flour Barrels an
Cooper stuff JOHN GREEN.
DAYTON, Oct % 1917
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South Ottawa Cemetery.

Y>HE subscriber will sell lots in tho South o..
Il tawa Cemetery until the LIST of December
lsA7 for So each, after which an additional, price
will be charged in proportion TO the improv men,s
made. .IIIl ~ TUOS. NJ. MASON.
South OTTAWA. nov I'll. Isd7, 39u
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For Sale on CONSIGNMENT.

Buchan hungarian Hays Liniment for
Balsam; Piles;
Wistsrs Balsam Wild fareifs Arabian Lini.
lhtrry; ment,
Hills Bal,am Honey; llewe's Nerve and
Taylor's Balsam Liver Bone Linimen,;
wort; Thompson's Eve Water
Cheeseman's Arabian Fahnestock's Vermi.
Bslsam; lugc;
Iurhngton's Basam Comsiock's Sarsapnrills
Latte; .. Suuds' do
Anderson's cough drnrs Bristors do
Banholomew's Pink Sherman's Worm and
EHpeclorant: other Lozenges;
Hastings Comp Syrup McAlis,ers all healing
Napihs; Salye;
Osgood's India Cholo- Conneli's Pain Ey,rsc.
gngus; tor;
Smiths Tonic Syrup; With great variety Of
Vaughn's Veg Lython. Pills to numerous
,riptic; to mention.
Downs Elixer bealih;
q l.. THOMPSON.
nttaua tni an
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+ Fashionable Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFULLY return thauksto,he cit.
Of Ottawa and vicinity Tor the I,bcral
patronage he has heretofore received, and hopes
10 merit continuance Of the same. HIS 7aiir-
ing Establishment is on the soD,h side Of the
public square, over James Ryan's STORE
lie Is prepared TO d. work on the most reasona-
Ole terms, and warrents all garments made by
HIN to fit. Cutting will Ne done on short notice
aud waIren'ed 10 fit il properly made mp The
FaH and Winter Fashions.
From New York city, have jus, been received
thus enabling him 10 furnish garments in the ia
ties, and mos, approqed style
", B,-LumCtI, and m,sis kinds Of COUNTRY
produce ciH be taken in paymme Jor worA.
Ottawa, Oct % lSd7
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Fall and Uinter Fashians.
direct from Nes York, which will enable them
to make up garments in the most fashionable
style. Work will be done Ii the best manner,
and all garments made to fit.
Ottawa. Oct. 20. lSi7
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Fashionable Tailoring.
CONELLI d BAILEY

DErURN thanks TO The public for the liberal
Rpatronage extended TO them, and would state
that they have removed 10 the north side of the
City Hotel, to The building adjoining the house
lately occupied by John McCary. They have
procured the latest
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tllereantilc.

nRlED fRulr.-lO bbls Dried Apples, nav.
- fruit, 5 ditto Peaches-jnst received and for
sale low by NOV &c BOUGHTON
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Every fool can iind faults thu, .
great many wise men can'tremedy.
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dra0es, Sc.
DAYTON fK
W00LLEN FAC TOR Y.

NNE woul most respectfully inform on,
w friends and patrons. that the sbovs estab-
iishment 10 still in operation, and will continue
TO bs, 50 long ss ne coatinue to receive such
liberal share fpublic patronage. and would here
renew our promise tina, no paine shall be spared
m our part, with skilful woikmen, 10 render ge-
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing the
'o'iowing kinds OF goods,vx
PULLED CLOTHS,
Cashmere, Satineit, Tweed. leans, Linsey,
FlaaaclS Of different kinds. and Blankets.
hich we olcr for sale wholesale or retail, very
cheap. for Cash, Wleaf. OF WooI. OF viii mai.
liberal exchanges, say vi. iuliedelJ,h Tor from
= To lbs Of wool, vi. jeans for lbs, I'D
hannel for ! lbs, pair very heavy blanke'sioi
as much more wool as i: ,shas 10 make them
&c. all oi the same quality. Or We will manu-
factuIe fulled cloth on commission, at hom 37i
70 62! cents per sd. Wool calculated for cx
changing or manufacturing should be well wash
ed on the sheep and rolled W in separate aeeces.
CARDiNG AND SPINNING,
viii be done n, from 10 to Is cents per pound
CARDlNG will he done ,hisscason al ) cents,
except very Inc 81 cents per pound. Come on
With your fine wool as We have Just received
two new single machines Of the latest and mos,
improved Ely lie, which will he put in complet
order. with fine cards, (No. 3. and 33) by the
20th inst, and are calculated expressly for Gus.
tom work. Our old machine will be put in .oJ
order, and will do jusic. 10 the coarser qualities.
Persons coming from distance can hsve,heir
work done with the least possible delay and in
a manner which we will warrantto give salts
fnctiOn.
CL0T DRIES SING
viii he done a,theusual prices. or a small dis
count for ready pay. }. q u. GREEN
Dayton, NAV H. 1Si7. J& Dc.
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j. M!lAl!MLEY & GO,

AVE received at their old Hardware and Tnware
shIen THREE HU NDRED AND FIFTY STOVES the
improved Yankee Notion Hathaway Cooking Stoves
Three splendid Of Alright Paro Stoves for
'e fancy Pror Stoves with Cast Fire Fronts CRATES
y" all sizes plain and nued common slaves.
We have HE and best selected brought to
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An Efficient Remedy.

The proprietnrs wish the pub Ic TO distinctly
understand before they buy it, tina, ,hc Pooh
MANS OI,TNESr is not intended to cure every
disease, but il will effect
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Port Wine and Drnndy.
IL Wine and Brandy, for tbs siek, ia ksp, by
INC, and tbs, II may be depended upon.
Oct. I, lSt7. \. BAssSIrr.
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A PERMANENT CURE

For Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Chapel Hands and
Lips, Chilblains, Eruptions, Scratches, Sur
faces, sore Nipples, Boils, Ulcers, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, Contracted Cords, Rheuma-
tic Affection, sore Throat, Cold in the Head,
Tighiness in the Chest. Calused FLESH, in
fact every disease ofthe Flesh.
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kAn Pieces Prints, ,....
OvV OF every style and price, surprising
~ design and variety any stock ever Offered in
ouswa, and will bs sold very cheap by
Ottawa. Oct. %, ls47. BOcGhTON.
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POOR MANS OINTMENT.
ONLY TWENTY CENTS A Ron

TheBoxes equal in size to otherOint-
ments. Give it trial The
CHEAPEST AND BEST OINTMENT,
That has ever been used. For opening the
pores oflhe flesh. aud promoting insenshle per-
spiraicn -utsurpsssed by any other ointment
before The public, The greatest Vegetable Mdi.
canal Virtues are there combined and it never
r .I..la
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S0nPteces Alpaccas, Pnranetta
OOV CLOTHS, Merihoes and other wore.
ted stuff. Any goeds In this line may be found
In this assortment, and none can evil them 20
low ne DOUGHTON.
Oct, % 1917
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Chicago. ~, Dec. 80, 1si7
Messrs. Butler Il Co--Genilemen--l have
used the Poor Mans Ointment several times for
old sores, and once or twice Tor fresh wounds,
with great success. have slso RECOMMENDED it
to men in my employ, who have found its viz.
tues to be superior to any thing Of the kind in
use. Yours respectfully. RonEnr MALcos.
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q T.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa, July 80. lS47-2-d
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ltlsSieines. 500
GREAT WESTERN, or
Compound Mandrake Pills.
For the Cure Of all Di.easas incident
TO the UeStern States,
itlsSieines.

oSbkn Tux PATRONAGE OF TuE NoRru An.
hirAN coLLkGE OF HrALTn. ksrAu-
LisnEp AT WASHINGTON,
JANuARr !, 1896.
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For fresh wounds or any kind in horses or
cattle, il will he found superior to oil Linlmen,s
as the following certificate will show.
Messrs. Butler & Co--Gents-I have used
the Poor Man . Ontmen, on my horse for >
chsfe on the haunch. and also Tor cut lust
above the hoof, and find !. more speedy in heal.
ing than any other kind have ewes tried.
Yours JOHN KING.
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ALo-Nnera knob Locks Villa do; Horse
doube Gu. Files full
bow
enngs Door locks and ches. all kinds;
puon; brass Britannia aud wood Coffee
mills Counter scales and weights shoe
knives; Single and lng hae Augurs and bits
and I'LL Locks Paddosks wheel heads; backing &c
We also continue manufacture and keep kinds
sheet on aud and
as low any other eab hment the We selling
and buggy boxes &C. the foundry prices
suggest 10 those wishing purchase prepared
all kinds of order
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\ RE now awaiting purchasers a, INV Farm
IA and Nursery, on the tcesi side Of Fur Ri.
yer, near Dayton, aud five miles noi,h.ca., of
OitaSn They consisi or n.a,lv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-17
TO THE LADIES.


DR.. IowNsINDS SARSAPARILLA Is sovereign and
speedy cure tor incipent consumption. and Tor the
general prostraton o the system-no matter whether
lie result OF inherent cause or causes produced By If
regularity, illness or accident
Nothing eau be more surprising than its nvigora.
ting effects on the human fame Persons sll weak
ness and lassude, from taking at once become ro
bust ana full OF energy under its influence. IL imme
1Ialely counteracs the nerveessness of the temale
frame. which is the great cause otbaneuness.
IL will not he expected ofus in cases of so delicate
nature 10 exhibit certificates OF performed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF cas-
have been reported tous.
Dr.. TOWNSEND: My wife being greatly distressed
by weakness and general debility. and suffering con
tnually by pain and with other difficulties and hay
ing known cases where your medicine has eff .cieC
great and also hearing it recommended for sucl
eases as ] have described. obtained bottle of Won
Extract ol SarsaparIa and followed he direction
you gave me- IN shot pouod il removed her com
luts and restored her 10 health Being grateful f.
The benefits she received. take pleasure IN thus ac
knowledgIng o. ami recommending II 10 the public
VI. ID. MOORE, cor. ol Grand and LyGIus sts.
Albany, Aug II, lSl4