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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
TO Masters of Canal Boats.

THNIlE Board Of Trustees Of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal having established an, OF.
n flee at Ottawa for the collection OF tolls
Notice il hereby gwen, that, on and after the let
day Of June, 1919, in pursuance OF the Rules, BY.
Laws, and Regulations OF said bonrd OF Trustees,
every master of boat or iiont applying Tor clear
ancc for the conveyance OF property on the canal.
must exhibit to the Collector Just and true account
or bill Of nding of such property, signed by the con.
sipnor thereof, md specifying the quantity and
weigh, ofeach article shipped. A. 7. DOW,
Collectors Office, Ottawa ,Iunl |. Asst. Collector
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

THE BABY Acr-The editor orthc Quin.
cy Wing, has KEEP, up newspaper quarrel
for year or two with the Quincy Herald,
and has at last been completely wors,ed.--
So he has taken the lIeraj's Gle and hunt.
ed up A lot of sentences which he calls It.
bellous, and now attempts to silence the
Herald man by annoying him with law.
suit This is the essence of meanneS -
There is not more abusive editor IN the
country than Bartlett, aud it seems to us
a violent supposition that he can be libelled
at all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

There is either gross error or rascali,y
in the price of corn in Chicago transmitted
TO us yesterday by telegraph and which ap.
pears in our columns to day, and which al.
SO appeared in the Democrat received to.
day. Corn is there put down at 2Sa3Oc,
while we knor that corn was sold in Chica.
go OH Wednesday at Acc. What does /,
mean?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

DEATH OF VETERAN PoL,TlcIAS.-The
Newport Daily News Of the 18th announces
the deccase of Du,ee J. Pearce, long and
widely known as an active and prominent
politician. The Offices he has held arc, AT.
,orney general Of Rhode Island, United
States district attorney for the same, mem.
Der of Congress, and member Of the con.
ventioh TO frame new constitution for X.
Island. He died Oh Wednesday, in the Glst
year of his age. In politics he was deci.
dcdly democratic. His disease was erysi.
pclas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

The postmaster at West Penn, Pa, al.
vertises a list Of one letter remaining IL bis
chicc, aud appends the important notice that
"Persous applying for letter, in the above
list will please say that they are advertised
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

When DR.. Johnson courted Mrs Potter,
whom he afterwards married, he told her
s'that he was Of mean extraction, had no
money, and that he had an uncle hanged "
The lady, by way Of reducing herself to an
equality with tho doctor, replied, "ihat she
had no more money than himself, and tina,
though she had not n relative hanged, She
had fifty who deserved hanging"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

SUSPENSION OF LAND SALrs.-The sales
heretofore directed by proclaim alton, to be
held at the land Office at Saul Ste. Marie,
Michigan, on the ith and 18th o! June next,
and on the third Of September next, will be
suspended until the U. s. biologists shall
have fully closed up their explorations, and
surveys, aud designated the mineral from
the agricultural lands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

The Aauual cure Of 10000 persons Of
Fever aud AgHc. iy the use oI d" smiths
Toutc Nvrup-our.third part Of which be-
in. 81 those extreme, obstinate cases, which
resist the ordinary modes Of treatlnent-is
of itself n guarantee Of the virtues which
this remedy possesses ia curing that now
common disease luthe Western and South
cru states. But 1t is necessary 20 observe
caution: see that you get "Sml'h's" Tonic
Syrup.
It is sold by G.. l.. TuoMrsog, and by
WHuG aud HuNTER, Druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
Administrative NOiice.

NOTICES hereby given, that | shall attend be-
~ fore the probate court OF Livingston county on
monday the 9th day Of August next, for the purpose
Of adjusting the claims and demands against the es-
tate Of David Longnecker late OF Livingston county.
deceased nj which time and place all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are requested to pre-
sent the same tor adus;ment,-andnIl persons ow-
rg aid estate nre requested to make immediate pay
mrnt TO the undersigned [Admr.
may ~. 1919 RACHAEL LONGNECkER,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

IMPRESSIONS ABrcAp.-Onr neichbors nj
Alton seeing the strong light cast on the
nigh, OF the conilagration, thought it was
caused by the burning of tar barrels for pu.
riica,on Of the ci,y.-S. Louis RecciLc.
A mis,ake.-theS thought it was the au.
roraborcnls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

LoRISG PIcHEnISc, Esq. has sold on, his
interest in the st, Louis Union, to Mr.. Phil.
lips, of the Peoria Democratic Press, anil
returns to Hennepip, in this State.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

TnE CANAL.--The break in the canal
has been entirely repaired, aud business re.
sumcd as heretofore.
On tho first OF June the Collectors ap.
pointed a, Ottawa aud Lockport open their
Offices; so that, in future, there will be four
Collectors on the line, viz; at Chicago,
Lockport, Ottawa, aud LnSalle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
For Sale Chem,

CECTlON II, town 81, range 2,e Of 81 ?. NJ The
~ above section is one Of the best and iertest sec.
tons of land IN In sale county is situated ahout3
miles east Of Little Vprmlion river, on Troy Grove
and Ottawn tclj, is rich rolling prairie and well
adapted To lhc raising OF grain.
Apnl -, 1919 NORRISS FISHER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

The New York Tribune ssys-"There
was once party in this country, 10 which 81
was our Pride aud pleasure to belong i-nit.d
10y common attachment 10 certain leading
principles touching the proper action 1t the
federal government. That party tras called
the Wing party"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

The Mississippi in the region Of New Or
leans has risen above what has been high
water mark for number Of years, and is
now overllowing every thing. The river, it
is known, is confined to its channel in high
water by levees, or artificial banks, which
are built along its edge for scvcr1, hundred
miles from New Orleans up. 4 break in
these banks, is called a erevassc. Since
the present flood commenced in the lower
Mississippi, there have been a number Of
these crevasses from Baton Rouge down.
so that the whole country is over flowed, in
GLIDING the city Of New Orleans, in whose
streets they are catching catfish with hook
and line. The principle creyasse appears
te be near Carrolton, at the upper end Of the
city, upon which thousands Of men have
been at work for a week or two, but were
unable to s,opit. OF course the destruction
of property, particularly in the shape Of COZ.
ton and sugar crops, is immense.
The latest dates we have seen from New
Orleans are the following telegraphc des-
patches, which show that the height Of the
river and the calamity has not yet come:
Nrw ORLEANS, May -.
The crevasse not yet stopped. Water ri.
sing in the city. Now up TO Carondeiet St,
Weather warm.
May -.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

Tho Duke Of WELLINGTON completed
the SDth year or his age on,he lst ofthe pre-
sent month. Notwithstanding his great age,
he stilltakcs a deep interest public affairs,
and is as active rs most men of 60. We
think his old military rival, Marshal SouLr,
is also still living: but very little has been
said about him in the public prints since the
abdication of LOUIS pnIIIpPr. He is pro-
badly more ndrm, ifoo, older, than "'he
Iron Duke.r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

The Hartford Courant state, tina, the ven
cradle tree, Charter Oak, will probably sur
Nivc the late fire, great pains having been
taken by its present proprietor to remcdy
thc effects o. the flame.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

GALLASTRY OF THE ADNINiSTRATIoY.-
Mrs. Earl has been remOred from the post
Office at Bloomington, Iowa, to make room
for one Of Fiiz Warren'S friends.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

CuRT FOR FouNprH.-Mix one pint of
the seed of the common sun flower in tho
animals food ~ soon as you discover the
symptoms of founder, mud you will give i'm
mediate relici. This is the best remedy
known.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

The exports If tea to the United States
irom China, from January lSt to the lst of
February 1919, was 6,IIi,I pounds, OF
~ hich ouartty | ,52l 900 pounds were black
aud i,bl5.iOD vCie green. Of the green
tea, 5000 500 pounds were Young Hyson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

TELEGRAPH DIvrDrN D.-The New York
Albany and Buffalo telegraph company have
just declared a dividend of six per cent. on
the profits Of the company for the past six
months.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

Flowers have bloomed on praries, and
passed away from age To age, unseen by
man, and multtudes Of virtues have been
acted out in obscure places without note or
admiration. Tho sweetness Of both has
gone Wpto heaven.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

Thomas Ewbank, the new commissioner
OF patents, is n resident al New York city
and well known asa scientific ma-. II II
said he cares nothing about politics, and that
therefore hl> appointment Is dl,t0st,lul 10
the Nry proscrIplIvcS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

The time necessary for trip from New
York 10 st. Louis, is reduced by the com
rlerion Of the centred railroad Of Michigan,
10 FIVE days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

"OLD Wary "-PreSident Taylor, il is
said by the knowing oncs, hears about the
same relation TO his whig cabinet that "Old
Witty" used to bear to his srooms he goes
and comes as thy q. lc the reinS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

Tue CHOLERA is still prevailing to some
extent at Quincy. The IIhiJ notices ten
deaths among party Of German cmigrau'>
during the week ending the Goth. They all
belonged 'e one family. One Of the cases
was peculiarly distressing. y young man
died of the disease, and was buried His
widow was sadly afflicted by the event, aud
expressed desire to lie aI,o. 70 this end,
she j. said to have wrapped herself up in the
blankets in which her husband had died,
and on the day after his burial, she ga,
seized with the disease, and the next day
was a corpse.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01


Dear Co>.-At The request Ct Nr'Bg.
low Mr.. +. was dubbed Lord High Chap
lain aud crowned with a Coousluu Nl're,
last night after supper. He dictated TIM,
morning for the first time over a splendid
dish OF mule meat. Mrs. Rerlm, with a
sort Of double look and slight twich OF one
eye and a low whisper, iutimated il To me
A. her opinion "that Mr.. +. was little too
economical with his thanks TO the giver Of
all good ,aS he had offered none in this his first
effort" The Doctor noticing It, expressed
my sentiments precisely by saying, "Jeru-
STA, dear, this is no fare for which to he very
grateful Bielow, who had already com
lneuccd eating. here gave n Shrug Of his
shoulders as much as 60 say CHATS il, Dr.
kel>ie has thrown away his 'Nichdci,"
as Mrs. Berum called il, and talks serious
ly Of turning back. He SayS"he wouldn't be
the first one that'l turn back :" but Mrs. X .
iSoppo>od to il: she says 'She will die in the
mountains or get to The land Of Gogfr.'
" GodferS, if you please, Mrs. Ke!Sic," in
terupted Mrs. Rerum, "as poSsUme there
are more than one there digging '.Ophir,
ladies', the land Of Ophir," said tho Doctor
who had Just been reading A description Of
Solomon'sIempte with view of cleaning
from it 4 plan fer a residence he designs
buildng on the north. east quarter of -
on his return: he says it is a beautiful piece
of prairie. | sat back, laughing ia my
sleeves at this decidedly interesting CONVEX.
versa,inn, when heard some one swearing
perfect "bue streak" back of the wag.
ons; went to see what the difficulty was
when | found Bglow laying it on To Old
Buck in double quick, and swearing every
lash for gorng Old Muley almost to death
over n piece Of cottonwood bark, with
which We have been feeding for the last
two weeks. stepped mp behind him and
gently hCi,ted his coon skin insignia Of Office
of his head and hung II on Brudle's lef
horn. lie took the hint and with a counte.
nance somewhat elongated, turned TO me
and with an imploring look said, in a low
tone, ''you won't say anything, Bob, viii
yonE' "Certainly not, Deacon" said I, a,
we both commenced yoking our cattle, 70
start.
! send this with some Of those who have
got through gold hunting.
Good by. BOB.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
\ rw advertisements.
New Goods /!

DVAN i. SANGER are now receiving their
IL summer goods comprising general assort-
mentor sale low, { lhlu ever June
NEW styic. Gnahams Lawns Mous de Llins,
y Linen Lus'rcs. june |. RYAyN SANGER.
- lCH hroc1tr rgo- de Swiss, grosde Rhlne gro'
II Dc mp, aud Italian silks, sutius at great oar
gains iuuc J. RyAS * SANGER.
pONNETS-Leghorn China, pearl, straw, and
- si'k. Also, lcghgm, straw ana Palm lodi hats
A general a,surmuu, men aud boys caps, Just re-
yci and selling low. Inl hyaR ~ Sanger.
u UMBRELLAS, paraso!s, Jus, received by
1 Igpel RYAN a. SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

CoNsoLIYG, VERY THE Cleveland Plain
dealer says that gentleman in that city
was recently knocked down and scratched
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01
CoRK. AnrLl 2G.h, lSl0.


CORK, April 10th, 1919.
My Dear Sir,-lhe much priced and
valued invitation OF the citizens Of New
York, conveyed through YOU, as their res
pected chief magistrate, in common council
assembled arrived in due course: but II
pleased an all wise Providence at the time
to visit me with severe illness, which not
only prevented me from availiuc myself Of
the distinguished honor Of being their guest,
hut from even ackno,,lel,,i,,, tho ys,ai,, ~,
your kind communication.
70 you and the other members orlhc com.
mon council, am deeply grateful; and feel
Justly proud of your APPRECIATION Of NV la.
borS in the great and sacred cau>r of fem
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

CALIFORNIA DENoCRA1ic.-It seems hy
tie following that the Calfornians have
succeeded in organizing a government and
voted for Governor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

by some villains, who luckily got nothing,
for the Scn,lcman's money was all in ms
"oiher pantaoous.'
Every body VIII SEE the Importance Of
having two pans Of pants.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

FATHER MATTHEW'S NISir TO AMrRlcA.
The following letter from the celebrated
Father Matthew, to the Hon. VIM. V. Bra.
dy, ex-mayor New York, is published in
the New York Couricr:--
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

Mrs. Farnham aud her cargo of women
sailed for California in the Angellgue iEom
New York on Saturday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-06-01

Geo. Porter Of the picayune died this
morning Of fever after short Illness
Water rising steadily. They cannot sue
coed in stopping the crevasse.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04
GinlaDun9 CUR gmbferiptIpn
auf ben
SbtD St00ts< SDte1t.

Sn Sclse tiner 9erfu,upluu8 etr ntutf1rsssneeH
8lrser RON Canton purten bic unter3eihnttsH als
Committee ernannt, TIM Wiasrtstlu ;u trtFsn has
Gs wurpt te(1lcfftn bier 3tituns tp6hentlid in es
ntn strsrsBtrttn Srrmate, seib Dem pes q1sfkptets
rher ces StaTt County Seiartratet, ju So 9raars
jalrli1tn Sutttripticnss preis tn 9rranstt,abr
lung beraustuseten; S2,25 .ptnn inntrbalt bee CT.
fen balten Sabres, 81, so mtnn mabrenc ces srsiter
balten Sabrts uto rs spenn trt nad Sertaaf ses
Sabres tfjalH fnirn.
J6r. 9lctkua9d ertrt ltb bic !oeraussate ftr 3ets
tuns ;u Regimen, frtalb afs 600 tnterfhresttr sst
fan,ntt linb ron btntn wenistftns bic oalfte rrrs
auste,abtt fat. Srltt tirle 4atab nht sniantnsets
sfbrabt Herntn tSsntn, 70 fse ptntn, tpe1r ain cts
sea pcs4 aas antbprirte 4sentea teabft batea, sas
6tlr ,triterttattet merpen. cSa tsnetn Sas!e miro
cher init Der Straussate an8efanSe als fs stn bats
srbaftes Scrtttlfeben pes Slattts In 1usiit etfelt
1T. 9ie 2fitunS rpirb bbemptratif9tn b 0rnnr'
fsen tutbista ,a hielttu ets iu rertbeeiesn ffrts
Zen. Die Anselestnbetten rieftr slcrretdsn Sspne'
lit mtrben anstmetne2 2Deit carin rerbanfstt TO-
ipie aud, 9rrtebrun9tu setrca frtretn, I'LL, ensats'
bifbt S,a1ri8ten fbnt uno ansfabrl4 1nitjntbtiltn
qBas ttteratur, &nxf, 99iGtntAaft, Gt,rerst
,nto Nftrsau tttrt1antes rartittcn, pire ite brsn
$crrn pprfIbrtn; ttcrbaupt fca bas Slatt 70 tebr'
reid, nlklb unb unterbalttnb tptrpen, baB IS flb
bet tetfen Slattern otr Yer. Staaten AT r'e Sttte
lfeQtH uaS bic auspartstn beat8en 3eitunssn
trltetn tatt.
Nus 0antrn allsia seben jabrli@ ststt $500 fur
ptutfbt 3ettunsen natb entftrnten 9tatten. qBarbe
Der srtSte 1bel bitfer Smnne 3ur 1tntertheuns ii.
aes enbt,nitbrn 8lattes perpenptt, 70 mare eabar
Fhpn i'm bcben 8rare bic Griftenj eimes foldtn sells
bert; oufTtrrem perben rur& bas qsesfsnren siskr
alerbinss nibt unteoeuteneen @tnn,e bit rtrfAeses
ntn 8tfbaftssspei9e aacr Scrtbcl berautt, bic
itmtn aus beren rtnnitttttartn 8irtulaticn trrads
fen trilrbsa. St jablreite beutidbe 8tstlteruns
Start Gruntps us,b bet umstsenp 1T I'M StaHse,
enn Der QBile pa it, cine senit9enc ttuttbe cftua8
~ t,nterttaeea. saSt uns baber, Diittarser, 9ane
ans 3Bert lsse, u,n nten tlncrt ltnterfiturs atts
sebebsn ;u latn, Die in unersr itte lebem eae mir
,,ns na entttrnttrt Drte renrtn. Sur bares eia,e
reibfide $te taarjabtenbtr ltnter1reiter tfus,tip
mir tine sute altn tillistn 4nforeerunsen entpres
eence 3eituns In unrsre iitte erbalten unb stutts
ftiler als pca aneerenorten Iuf Cure pirtansr
Waittarser, tpirb es jest anfrmmen, Of Elm frtAes
8fatt In unftrtr Datte teiteben fea cotr nbt taBt
ms 9anb ans 9Bert testn, ,ln eie,n ctden lhttert
nebmtn sin ta,,ernres 8efeben ju lidern.
@. W1tper,
Or. 8ratebuf@,
s. Bauer, 0cmnWEfse-
g. 9eutle
s. malttin.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04
g. Qrbite, Srstrnia, 81. ..
G g 8altntine, Vprom, 81. 9.
g o @6irman, Sapttttpiae, 81. q.
8 Stinntr, J6tnrpitr 8rcrtlpn, 81. ..
. @birman, CORTLAND, 81. 9.
9l9enten.
q. 5. Bigger, Ulanillrn, Oblc.
81. .6. WtGaa, Canton, Obic.
QDuie Shdfer.

9iehtsan,palt unb GUtarius, Canton,
Starf Co., Sbic,
2Sirb feline unSttbsilte Aufmerttamteit alien In
(tin Sad thlastnren 8efhdftsn, rie ibm anrtr.
traut ,rsrNen mSstn, in 9tart unp htn anerenitn.
een Counties picmtn. 3u9ticb tenatbri9tist CT tti.
ntnSanrsttute, baB CT nor Surjem ,pabrenb feints
Nuftntbalts in New Dprt, burtb bie sitist -6Itfe
res 8airihtn Gcnfuls ra(clbt GinrebtunStn ju
tretftn im Stdnbc mar, tponatt er tinftiS irstno
8elhafte IN allen xbsitcn Gtttftlanc burdb ltt.
terSate an fclsente 0e@tsanwalcc ranttlib une
YrrmYt Usri,ben tann.
Sir 9theinte1en uno @rcetsrscsttum
@cnrab Steinmes. Wadenbeim an Der
Naartt Mbeinfreis goiern.
SIR Q4irstura Sambers nnc gang sl(t-
8aYern, Sranfen, Slnsbad, Yiiirnber9 unb
bas &6nt9reid Wirtember9, Or. Srans 9
8umpf, f0ni9l. Nppellaticns9erihts 5000
fat SIR 3weibrhden,:0a 0ambur9 uno Rtein.
preuBen, prn. Carl 9clien, fOni9l. slopos
fat in 3neibriiden.
9lotarius NcIf Sberbrcnn, Depart
ment 9iteoerrhein, GlfaB.
Vcllma6ttn uno 8eri6tlidt 0rtuntnte jeter
art ,pt,cen ppn ibm in bsntfber, ensltt9sr unb
franstfftber Spra@e perfertist.
Canton Stbr, q ls47. s.bp
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

men, ,pelebe ir9enb elmer 9erfon crer
perfenen fir fc(ebes On,eten fiai9
flnr, beftbeinisen, ,pefebt Sseebnnns
naeb OarreicDun9 ber StNbeini9un9
Der tprberbefasten Gterts bon bent 2lu=
ritrr mterfilobt unb aus ireenb fir
Staatspruefcn an9e,piefenen 8elrern
ousbeSablt tperreu fol-. 0)lit Der Se=
rin9uug, taB Die qrcife fir Oruden
niebt srt6er fsin frllen, ais in per lee,
ten Sieune Der Notwithstanding
ausbe,ablt tp1trben.
Seet. 5. Ser Staats= =2(utitrr it
bierbci aut6crifirt, ir9enp cine 2(nsabl
trn Glerfs, ,pelebt Ct 1T Der 2(upitcrs>
Anstslfube nStbi9 su babtn penft, se9en
cite 0efammtper9atun9 ,pelebe bic
purcb tas @efee autbpriftrte Sumlne,
oieben r,eua in befaeter 2(mtsitube ,pdb'
renb pes Sabres aebtsebn bunpert acbt
uno piersis ausettelIten Glerts ausbe,
sablt ,purpe, ni6t 6berifeist: nit ber
Sebinsnn9, ras tein 70 an9eifetlter
0lert eiae 9r66ere Saclpms ais neun
bnnbert Dollars per annum erbatten
fol-.
1pbn 6. 8reslin,
Spred,er ces Sauies Der Reprdientantem.
grewster NanbaQ,
Srreher tes Senats.
Mdr, 19. 1S49.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04
81 Certain Cure for all fsebers.

TSHIS Remedy was discovered by w. Wah!e
= M. D., of Rome. Italy, one of the earliest
disciples of ilahnemann.
DR.. SHE'LL has used this valuable remedy
some eight months in his practice. and is conf.
dent of its unfaiIing success in tphus, bilious &
all intermittent Fevers.
April ID, l949. 4O-tE
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

DRs. .. SHE'LL g. !, NrEsz
Ri long experience and observation, know tn at
~ Homeopathic preparations of mineral and
herbal virtues are very effecual iD chronic or
acute diseases and will be attended I, bv d
Shell as travelling and ]. Niesz as local pIac,i.
TONERS
Residences-D. Shell ! mile North, and J..
Niesz Al miles Southwest, cf Canton.
April IL. 1949. 4O-tf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

III EEP on hand Homeopathic Books and Med.
AA icines for sale, viz:
Real Lexicon, Symp,omen-C Codex, Hahna.
mans Works, Hus Jahr, Hull's Laurie, Rouff's
Reper.ory, British Journal. Homeopathic Exams
iner, Har'man's Iherapie, Herring's and Hem
pel's Domestic Physicians, Gunther's Veterinary
(Farriery) for horses, cattle. sheep, &C., with
hooks Of more than forty auth rs. on Homeopath-
ic Medicine.
April IL, l849. 40-if.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04
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