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Artificial Gems.

False pearls are made by dissolving
the scales Of small river fish in wa
ter of ammonia, which solution is
dropped into the inside Of hollow
glass beads, and then allowed to dry.
Such are called paste beads t; but
the Frence have a way Of counter
fciting the rea! pearl SO skillully as
almost to deceive the connOisSear.
The basis Of all artificial gems is a
fusiblc glass called strass paste. 1t
is made Of rock crystal 6 ounces, red
lead 9 ounces, pearl ash ounces,
boracic acid ] ounce, and arsenic 5
grains. Being first groend, this is
mized, then fused in a Hessian cruel
bic and kept fused for twenty-four
hours, and then left to cool gradual.
ly. Following artificial gems are
made of this strass paste, combined
with different substances for the va
rious colors:
For .7methySt.-Strass paste !
pound, oxide ofmangancse "a grains,
cobalt grain, fuse together. By the
addition of grain Of cassius purple,
a more beautiful gem will be made
| BerW.-9 ounces strass paste, an
timony 2l grains, cobalt l J grains.
Fuse them together in a crucible.
Rel C0rneiian.-Strass paste 2
pounds, glass of anthony | pound,
caloined peroxide of iron 2 ounces,
and | drachm Of oxide of manga
neSe.
j UhHc Corneliap.-Strass paste 2
pounds, burned boses one ounce, and
mite o! washed yellow ochre.
Emerad.-Strass paste pound
f 6! ounces, acetate of coppcr72 grs.,
and l J grains peroxide OF iron.
Another emerald may be made by
8 ounces of strass paste, oxide o
copper 80 grains, oxide Of chrome
grains.
Garnet.-Strass paste ounce
, glass of anthony 2l0 grains, and OK
ide of anthony two grains. By ad
, ding 2 grains of cassius purple
. mare beautiful garnet is produced.
Opoi.-Strass paste 10 pounds
l burned bones ] pound.
Ruby.-Strass paste l6 ounces
Q cassius purple l6S grains, the sam
n amount each Of peroxide Of iron, an
n of golden sulphurct Of anthony, an
r Of manganese burned with nitre
n along with two ounces Of rock crys
0 tai. A smell amount Of manganese
J, with 8 ounces Of stiass paste, make
ri : very fine ruby.
\ Sapphire.--Strass paste I ounce
:, cobalt SO grains. Fuse for 30 hours
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The Sale of Brandrcth's Pills

II As increased more than cn-old in four years
/ l What better evidence can be Ind OF t'er value
rs a family incidence oi OF their usefulness m tie
preycntauon and cure OF d-ra-csl For further eyl-
dcuce however read the following
From american Newspapers.
The Ncr York ErcHing Star says Bnpdrcth's
PilSarp medicine which their own intrinsic worth
wlIl always secure for them n large and ready sale
They have drSrUedy high reputation; and as
family and aut-hliuus remedy, It would he difficult
to equal them among all the patent medicines OF the
present day.
The Neir York Commercial saws, They remove
all morbid humors and purify the blood.
The Nclc York Sun ,nys. Brandrrths Pills have
been used among many OF our friends, and IN our own
inm.ly W. hare used them nearly four years, when
We required medicine IN that period no Doctor save
DR. Brandicth ha. crossed our ,hrcshhod and no
medicine besides the Doctors Pills used
Medical men OF the highest professional rcputa-
ton have strongly recommended, IN all eases Of bill
ious affections constipation OF the bowels. and nsr-
yous anil SICK headache ARISING irnun the overlooking
ui the digestive organs, the Of Brandieth. Pill,
NJ the best Medicine eXiaut, for relieving those who
40, iahorinH under the ctlct. IT these complaints.
They are most sat" and ytlicacou- remedy, and GER
tain lu their effects -igc
"To TIE WHOLE FANNY or Naive feel both
pleasure and satisfaction ~ recommending TO all our
readers Brand cih- Vegetable Pills. cs the most GER
tain. most safe, and invaluable ucdIru" rNaut. As
v.uccI they -'nnd Gar above a.l Others q certain
cure On all cases ul worms, srUry c1rhufr hUmorS,
r,-p,l- and all Affections ID The SKIN drop-y, asth
ma stone, gravel piles. and lWn5Jgu, they will be
tnni invaluable '- IWlf'
Beware of counerieits 'at remember that Ding
pi-,- are not allowed tD srt " Hruuuo. Ask t0ser
Inc certificate ot agency. i H. 81 C. BUrlSg are
the genera, agents Tor uuunrn Illinois, and al their
Store. lZ2 Lake Street, Chicago, they may be had
wholesale and retail Nov -, 1913. j.
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By adding few grains of manga
nese a different shade is produced.
1t must be carefully mixed before
fusion, and left 30 hours in the fire.
All these artificial gems are fused
in luted Hessian crucibles, and kept
i'm the fire frcm % to 80 hours, and
then suffered to cool gradually
Scientific .7mericGn.
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Great ,nie of Timber Land.

ton at the door Of the court house IN Ottawa, OF
10 o'clock Am on the 10Th day OF September next,
200 lcres Of limit Sud land is situated ON sec l6,
town 80, n east 81 M, and wall he surveyed INTO
small tracts (say from to 20 acres, according to qua
uty) This viii probably be one OF the best oppor.
mu,cs that persons residing he,wecu Narsccsand
Hodemun's Grove will ever have OF purchasing
timber Tor farming purposes. Also, the east hall otn
west quarcrsec ~, town. -, rae 81 p. m, stun
ted near Green's dam Mt Dayton, to be- sold in 20
acrc trncls The purchasers Of the above tracts will
Tive equal annual iustnlments and tosecurc the pay
ment thcrruihy bond and mortgage on the property
sold, at per cent per annnn, payable seInl-annu-
ally IN advance BY order Of the board OF Trustees
oischool- in Town 30. n. r. T. 81 I. VI
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where she had many a time sat mus
ing, and laid their burden softly on
the pavement. The light streamed
on it through the colored window--a
window where the boughs of the
trees were ever rustling in the sum-
mer, and where the birds sang sweet
" all day long. With every breath
of air that stirred among those
branches in the sunshine, some
trembling light, would fall upon her
grave.
Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust
to dust Many a young hand dropped
its little wreath many a stiled sob
was hcare--somc--and they were
not a few-knelt down. All were
sincere and truthful! in their sorrow.
The service done, the mournerS
stood apart, and the villagers closed
round to look into the grave before
the pavement stone should be re-
placed. One called to mind how he
had seen her sitting on that very spot,
and how her look had fallen on her
lap, and she was gazing with PEN
sivc face upon the sky. Another
told how he had wondered much that
one so delicate as she, could be so
bold how she had never feared to
enter the church alone at night, but
had loved to linger there when al
was quiet, and even climb the tower
stair, with no more light than that of
the moons ray stealing through the
loopholes in the thick old wall. y
whisper went about the Oldest there,
that she had seen and talked with
angels and when they called to
mind how she had looked, and spo-
ken, and her early death, some
thought it might be so, indeed.
Thus coming to the in little knots,
and glancing down, and giving place
to others, and falling off in whisper
ing groups of three or four, the
church was cleared in time Of all
but the sexton and the mourning
! friends.
| They saw the vault covered and
Tx stone fixed down. Then, when
then the dusk of evening had come
on, and not sound disturbed the
sacred stiffness Of the placC--when
the bright moon poured in her light
on tomb and monument, wall and
arch, and most of all Git seemed to
them upon her quiet grave--in that
calm time, when all outward things
and inward thoughts TEEN with assn
RANGES Of immortality, and worldly
hopes and fears are humbled in the
dust before them then, with hum.
bic and submissive hearts they turn
ed away, and left the child with
! God.
! o. it is hard to take to heart tho
lesson that such deaths will teach
bN let no man reject it, for it is one
that all must learn, and is a mighty
universal truth. When death strike
down the innocent and young, fol
every fragile form from which h'
lets the painting spirit free, hun
dred virtues rise in shapes of mercy
!, charity, and love, to walk the Wort,
and bless it with their light. OF C
r very tear that sorrowing mortals she'
on such green graves, some good i
born, some gentle nature comes. Il
;; lie Destroyer's steps there sprinl
up bright creations that defy hi
pswer, and his dark path be comcs
way of light to Heaven.
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Esendr'k Hudson, Baltic, Empire,
Oregon, a Saratoga.

Between Dtgoit and Sandusly, daily
STEAMER ARROW
Between Detroit. Monroe, & Toledo. dnlly--s'rs
JOHN OWEN Il JOHN lIOLLlSTER.
Between Detroit and Port Huron day--stcnlners
FRANKLIN MOORE 4 TELEGRAPH
AGENTS.
K. ], VAN DrwArgr, New York
RcuAGp b. NAy DEwArER. Albany.
H. VI kiNSE, Mch. Cent X. K Dock, Buffalo.
CHAs II. llUpD, K K Fregh, House, Detroit
H. IL MrRAY, New Buffalo.
lANrs PEcK, e. Co, Chicago.
w. MuNgrR, Little Fort
&, j. llrrcutS on ~ Co. Southport,
ksArr, MrRrry. s. DorToS, Racine.
II. lluNruRGr, Milwaukee.
0y-rackages arriving Mt Buffalo by rail road OF
canal Tor this route should be- marked win NJ L X
r., and consigned ~ care OF u NJ klnnc.
apr IL toldcc ! w BROOKS,
S,pt Mich e X. Y. Co.
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Sale nr sci,noil.nn,,s.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that | will offer Mt
~ public sale NJ the court house in Ottawa, on
the 10Th dry Of September next. between the hours
OF ten o'clock, A. NJ aud six O'Clock, p ~ Of aid day,
section sixteen lGl in township lhillysix &c north
OF range four % ems, OF the third D. ~ ns subdvlcd
10y The trustees Of snid township
Terms-CaSh. with the privilege to each purchas-
er TO loan the amount Of his bid as providedhy law
Ottawa, aug lsig l.. LELAND,
School Commissioner fasa'ie %
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tils0irlncs.
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Hisssg0L's
Nerve and Bone Imminent.

rvItr ur,r.,,.,sptpl ,,l. with which this Article
I IN. rn,t ami tbr universal Satisfaction which il
has ,,n has induced ,b.. p,srnt proprctors 10 cx-
t..n1 n. nanul,entr. So thntu can lc within the
r,nrb ,f NH yyL, mas, to t.t bis SINGULAR cn-
ry IN rcpuf1tion n, n remedy Tor
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W. W.F.
Sr- ta" U"'. % L,H ". ""'d 'ol ''I me
atw .ats I"N "H- even L.O.". tmN'y i,'o"nond
TO- i". D.. ... i'. circumstance go 'oi i YOU
wish '' uHe, % lp'.. 81. '1l DIG morse hHd
swelling go h. tE. gus, t."'r iUt '1u'.rt JOINT
when J N.F n.N.ii. Boo DC "iIr"rd .L' sluu
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LAND EOss SALE.

THE SEQ sec ~ town 20 range east; nwq sec
% town ~ n range . g VIII swq sec ~ 33nr &c I;
ELI neg see 20 10 re- These lands embrace
some oi the mos, valuable coal banks In the county
good water timber, prairie, aud n farm ot 60 acres
with ordinary improvements. Terms easy. Apply
To Joseph Reynolds nenr the premises or To the sub.
scnhcr at Ottawa. apgT W II l., WALLACE.
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Administrators snic.

~ Office is hereby given, that | win sell ai
u publ, sale, at the doorot The court house BOO
/ the county OF Gundy, the town ct Noms
the 81 day OF November next, between the hour, o
10 o'clock N and , p IA. 90 satisfy the debts @
the estate Of john iiorrom. deceased the following
described land and premises, VIZ VIII wh y wa -"c
~, town 30, 6 east and also he undivided OF the
c " fractional of sec 20 town 81. east in the
county OF Gruiy aforesaid said properly viii be-
sold on o credit 81 six months
sept7, 1919 DANIEL HORIZON, admir-
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Perkins, Elementary yri,hmctrc

DY Professor g. Il Perkins Of tie Ncw York
ID Normal School; the best Arithmetic in Use.
This work has been adopted a. the text hook in
the Chicago city schools, and has, from the best
sources. high recommendations
Teachers are invited 10 examined
For sale by the quantity or Singy by
A H. q HURLEY .la9 lakest Chi,aro
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20 those iciO prefer Nearing their orp lar
n To- IPig Or being Bah -InoM,s' " AGSEr-
&c HAIR Rr5ToRER AMI lNvlGoRAroR IL the most ct-
iec,ual remedy ever yet produced ura diseases in
cdcn,a to the hair Its IN cilriua rcstorcrin all
cases OF badness or where the hair has become thin.
The Magnetic Hair Resorrr and Inyigoraoris
presented to the world with the confident belief that,
us specific TAR excecdsany compound or prcpor-
alton ever before known for preserving the hair, or
restoring 1t where the head has become wholly or
partially bald. by thsusc the hair may be prescN.
ed even To extreme old age. To Females, whose
loss Of hair Is oilcu occnsoncd by complaints pccu-
nr to the married sate--ncrcasc ot family, Nc.--,he
Magnetic Hair Rcsorer and lnvigontor is invalua.
Die, MS It will. upon application, restore TO il all its
original beauty Mothers should no, fail to apply ii
TO the heads OF their children, especial when the hair
comes IN thin and weak. II is sure to Inv good
foundation for fine head ofhair m nfer years.
Numerous aud highly respectable persons Of al
ages can be NEST confidently referred to rs having
had their hnir rcsto ed by the use Of rhomns Rene.
dy. sold wholesale and retail by the Empire com.
pany. No, l1i, Broadway under towards hotel, \
Y; and atrotail by its ngents throughout the un,cd
states i,ars-3l-Gm.
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CAUTION,

Owing In the great success and immense sale Of
Dr. Townsrnds Sarsaparllla, number OF men who
were formerly our agents, have commenced making
sarsaparn extracts clixlrs, bittcr, extracts of yell
low dock &c. They generally put it upln the same
shaped bottles and some Of them have stole and cop
led our advertisements they are only worthless imi.
tntons, and should be avoided.
Principle office, l26 FuLToS street, Sun Building
~ Y. Rcddng & Co., State street Boston
Dyott & Sons, 10. north second street Phin lephia;
$ s. uance, Druggist. Baltimore P. NJ. Cohen,
Charleston; TFrigh, & CO., Charities street, ~ o.
los south Pearl street, Albuny; and by all the prn.
ciple druggists aud merchants generally throughout
the United States, IVcst lndns and the Canadas.
g. l.. TIlOMPSOF, Agent,
July l3'ip-ly Ottawa, III.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. L7sIVs c3uUfu. LqqqHr
ci,cHt c5agi, Nsre.ai,r term. $50 lH. trustees
3 SmIl--in cAalceIy, u.A 20 iU.yc.1,r 20 mort
gage.
/ I appearing from nm a'Icuytou.i.r bro the c.era'-
| ohcc of the circuit court OF sand county, that Jude
& Smith, defendant "a above entitled cause, Is mot q
having filed lhcith otrorpnmi herein, and 8 sum
mons having hece issued thereon according GOO law
Notice D. therefore hereby gwen yun. 'h. said Jude
3 Smith tlatuu.r-s You be- mud appear before the
-ad circuit court or before the ig-' 5gy u Hr nest
term thereof 90 Doe holden NJ the court house boo t-
'1wa, 90 Friday the 9th day Of November neat, and
pIe1d. icuur, cNcrptto ~ answer thr said c0mp1l-
nluts h ui complaint, the same will be- taken ior
confessed against you, and the unttrr- aud things
therein pwvrdiJr will be dcrrrei accordingly.
sep Is, 1919 T. LINDLGI Clerk.
GL1rlR 4 Cook, comps s0is. IL
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N THE Ma TIER Of the estate ci Romu,u- L
Barnes, Charles VI Barnes, Joseph \ BImg-.
Sarah VI Bamcs, Samuel D. Barnes Mary l..
Barnes, and Jane Barnes, minor heirs OF ltomU.uS
Barnes. deceased
u Office Is hereby given to said minors nnj
"a al, persons interested Iu their estate, that.
1 on the hr,: day oftlc next term of ccircu.'
count 70 he holden IN and tor the county Of Kendall.
m sndsiate. at the court house IN OsWcgo. on ihr
18th dny ot Sov next, -ha. petition said count Tor
The sale Il lots twuu'y-iauJ and twenty-five in the
towD0i Canton Fulton County illinois. bsluug,ng
TO the estate II said iutui- n.lru u BgNr.,
GiJrsr y tooh soils. Guard ga0f said minors.
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Eraal Notices.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, LdSaile Ccosnty-La-
sale circui; court. 10 NOrombcr Term, lS;9-
John J. Van Antwerp IS Nngaie j. tlardvL--
In Chancery, bill 10 lofclcsc mortgage.
Till complainant having fled M bill OF complaint
IN the office OF the clerk ct tv c.rcmt cour, otsad
county, and a summons having beeu issued thereon
according 10 law, and II appcaJrr tlOm affidavit on
fc herein that Wincac ! iiariel. Is not resident
oth.S state and without the reach oi process OF thls
court notice is therefore hereby gwen 10 the SAID
Nugate J. Hardell, thai, unless yo1 shaLhc and ap-
pear before the Circuit court vi SAID couuiy, on tC st
d1y Of the next term thereof To BE- holden al the court
house in Ottawa, on Friday The oh day ui No,cu-
Der next, and plead, demur, except 20 ar answer te
h,l. complaint, thc same vii. DE Ia
ken as confessed aga,ns; you, and The matters and
things therein prayed ior i'crcoj accordingly
aut9S lS.g-6-it PlilLO ENDLLl, ClE
GLoyrG Il CooE Compile. sos.
STATE or ILLINOIS, Ia sale rouatg-ig-
sale circuit court, 10 Nor,H.bCr term, II S-hla-
rah Burt e james VI Eud--B.I Tor Divorce.
1 L appearing, trlm affidavit uU ur IN tlr clerks
l office cd tgr circuit cuurt ~ and Tor SAID county.
that Jaue- VI BUT. he dg,ru'aN, ia above yau-',
l. no, resident Of fine >'atco, Illinois and without
the reach process oth- court, 'he complainant ha-
Wing fled HcT h,. hc.cm and summons E.y.ar s-a,l
thereon according 90 .aw.
Notice therefore hereby given ,1c said defend
ant. thUtuuea- hc sinai. De- aui mud app'ar before ,be
said circuit court the INST t1y cd the lDNt term
thereof y be- holden 40 Ile cu.r, house n O,gwH.Hu
Friday. o., 9.h d1y ot November next, and p.r9d.
j.mur except 60. or answer ,lr coul.uiupuf> l..ut
COMPLAINT The saWc viii De- uhgua- confessed Igf1sr
h.m. and rHc matters 4ut things ulnrnN uwFv. 'ug
lcyr,ai accordingly. PHlLO LlNpLtN O.
sept6, 1919 GtgyEs \ Cook, Comp. Sol,
STATE or ILLINOIS. Llsalle conaip. Lqs,Hc
circuit court AoycWbrr term, l. t9--Lue..u /.
Sanger, surviving p0r,ucrni! amcs Ryan, Is l!u.-
vcy Observation-Disclosures
" Office is hereby gwen To- Harvey Sprung
-f.H d. II ff boz NJ .HF.. 20
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The above Llnimcnt is for sale by HALKER &
lIlcErlN8, and 10y WHITE & llUNrER, Ottawa, III.
July l. 'tg-lv
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TIME NIGHTINGALE or THE East. Jenny Lind
The Hair Gloss of this wonderful singer IS now
deposited with the Empire compluy at l7i, Brond-
way, It is called Jenny Lind Hair Gloss" The
company i. incorporated by the state of New York
md Of a standing above all impniluons of hunbug
gerry and deception upon the public
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UIc,Nc.
t0hilr & Gnntrr, DruaQistS,

Having been appointed agents for the sale OF the
above goods, and vii, keep thcm constantly on hand
at their drug store. east side Of the court house
sqnar and three doors north Of the Manson House
in Ottawa, Illinois
DIR. FiTCIT'S "Guidc Book TO lnynlids and
Directions for promoting henh, and nsiuctionst to
mothers in the management OF Children may be
had. gramitously by chilling Di the nboyc store It
is an extremely valuable BOOK. July 27-g-5. .Gm.
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Notice 10 The Laiies.

Those ,la, initiate Dr 'rown,cnl's sarsapara,
h1y ~nyal1hy called their stuff r-not comedy for
females, g. sc, and have copied our bills and cir
rg.7.- wh.cHaa'e Dt!lc complaints OF women word
rr word uAgr uen, who pul up medicine, have
-.gcrl,c great -ucc. OF Dr. Iowu,eud- -1r-npnu.-
10 BOO rouy aur- incident 10 eWa.rs, recommended
lhir., although previously hey Iduot number
oiihe-r w.2mr-, pills, &c, ore injurious To i,mara
o. they aEEayaic disease, and undermine the CON
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KIND or GOODS. per lUOhs sarcdpr lOOhs
Du goods ,gcu'l ass'U average, $50 - cts.
Books & stationary, CON. stock, - 80
Boots and Shoes, average value, ~ ~
General stock ofgforrres exccp-
tnusuch gr;iccshs would come
RIA Illinois * Slchigan Canal.
average stock 20 10
Druggists and GrOccrs' cyGsst. II -
Hats caps, and fur, general asst 81 80
Hardware, shelf goods generally, 90 "
Thislmc is luIyprpared to do the western ireigh-
ting business from Buffalo to Lake Michigan upon
terms highly favorable TO the public, and IN connec-
ton with the Michigan Rail Road Line, on the
Erie Canal, to contract for the same from the cities
Of New York or Albany toports upon Lake Michi-
gan, and TO do liberal share of the treighting OF
produce eastward from Lake Michigan TO Buffalo,
Albany. or New York
The following steamboats, will nun in connection
with the Michigan Central Rail Road
Between Chicago and New }uilnlo--Stcnmcrs
Detroit. Pacific. aud sam Ward;
the Pacific aud Saml Ward running to Milwaukee,
ria I,iulrlor,, Southport, and Raciuc.
Between Milwaukee, Port Washington, and She.
boygan, STEAMER CHAMPION,
Between Detroit md Buffalo, DAILY leaving
both places IN the morning, through without landing
--steamers Nayiiuwcr aud Atlantic.
Between Dc,roilan Buffalo, ria Cleveland, daily,
l,tl L., th
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IFFfF VNU .TgUC-
Dr. Townsend Sars0plrla is uucQual.cd in eases
otlhe chl.-, anal Fever and Amc The following
Jefferson one uthmdreds that we have received
from the south and westoi the like character.
O.wcgc. Mich oct -. 1917.
d. Townsend Dear purchased turmy WIit
two bottles ot sar-aplrII'n Of your agent Nlr Nc
Nair II Kalamazoo. 90 try % for the Fcyrrani Nuuc
Before had finished the first bottle il appeared 10
warm the blood. and every other day when the
ch.iIs and Fever appeared, they Were les violent
and ty.or, she had finished the bottle She was entire
~ relieved and she was mach better than she had
been before she took the n1ur
N,u-s r.-Ya,,rilg CHARLES II SWAIN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-09-21

Great Blessing 10 Ngiicrs apd Children
lis tde -a..-t1uI most c,rruaI medicine Tor pu-
rfynI taa 81 conn. and relieving hn sutirung- at-
ic9.ra'u p.lch.lHrrl ever discovered II sucur-
lu.us both the mother and The child, prevent. pain
and il-.a-c. and Increases md rnTcb,- 'hr food
Those Who have used It ,hul, It indispensable
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-04-12

Charge to Central AnsericG.--We are
gratifed to notice the appointment of our
friend, E. g. SqGisr, Esq. to the honor
able post of Charge d. Affaires TO Gen.
trail America. This is the FIRST diplomat
&c appointment made by the new Presi-
dent. and is q good beginning. Mr.. 8.
is a gentleman of learning, taste, indefati-
gable industry, and general intelligence.
His researches among the mounds of the
Great West, have added new interest to
the history and antiquities of this coun-
try; and we doubt not he will gather a
rich harvest in the interesting region to
which his mission will call him. Some
years since, he visited Central America
in company with the celebrated traveller.
John l.. Stephens. The knowledge Of
the country and Of the people which hi
then acquired, viii be Of essential service
to him now.