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a"i beautiful complcNons, they should've Dy Ia,
Sf7dS NHSlpaflla; thousands who hny,. trirJ !,
are more than satisfied, are delighted LADIES -,
every sauon, crowd our office daily "
- Notice . fhe la hes i hosc that ipit,t. ~
lo2n~'nds SarsaIaula have invariably called tbr;r
sun greg remedy for taiHiiics. &c aud have en-
Pi'd our hlsnni circulars Wnirh relates to th,. CON,
l''"''' ~ women, word ur wuTi-othrr men wbo mn,
' ,ul'.' n'Nr' s"re the great succcs-rs Of br
t1FhNrH1S NarSdPUiiid m cnfupiaints In
Iln1.rs, lc'murnlcd theirs thnugh nrr,in,.i,, Il
dd not humber ct thrsc miy,qrrs i;,,s ~, NY
injurious Ia females. as they agsa>a,,. ,,, .,
undermine the cou- ti,ufiou '"'' anu
NvJ'u'd CurcI-Ths c,,,.f,..,
proves thni TIN, sar-7paulla has rc,f,., "IHtS
the most obstinate diseases otthr blood III "','
~,N-culrj H one tOu-" Is uuprrcrd,u,.J '"i'' lct-
i, i",tcr 'ht"'e"-i'r 7o,rascp1-Dcor s;r.
lave ht' pleasure Ia inform you tL,, -
rhd.cu lo,rLcc cured of rh,. ,,roGia uIe OF my
Your rN'cU"ui medicine. They were o6lir,.j ~ 80, "
-'Nl'N viii TAD sore hive taken ouI, G,,rL 10y
u t"oN them away Tor which 6rclmy Glfunlrr Ave.,
'h.,tUuu~. uur~, respectfully "''P
lN'tcW CRAM. lO6 W,o.t,r.,
tp'n'lr of PLUs'rianS pr TrVpsrr ,ii 81 81.
".'N '.1yN,9 or' r. iEom PHYSICIANS in din,.r.n,
parts "i the luon This is to ccrtif, Inn, no ,
u''.l.'5n'd. phN-crrs Of hccy of \lhnuy Loye IN
.,. , a, Inl' prescribed DR. Townycuds Sarapa.
W',aGalons B" the market II + prrn. q, ,'r''''
! WusoN. NJ. n.
-, Il r RElsGs Al n
a,'t. NI,' I''' !. l. ENrypoRr. Nm
"", 'TI'-, ,,".HsIo the great succrss and lumcnsr
que 81 ~ I""o~ui', Sar.apariln rpmhrr IF
hcn who wrrr formerly our a.nrs b,y .,,,,,, W
ca hHku4 SnrOp1uil Extinct EE,;, NJ,
lN''r'. ct yellow Dock. Sc They rrurr,I'y mn,
u U' III thr snn" shipped bottle, and some of ihrn
GUY worthless limitations md should be- nvoJ,Ji "'
iunr.ra office, l!6 Fulton street SIM Rri'I,n,, n
D.. hri,NE' y co. States ST. Boston: Dyof &
49, N1ilh Second - Philadelphia : : Uanrc
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The sale of RrandrC.h's Pills

JJAS increased more than tcn-t,ii IN four years.
III What better evidence can be had OF cir value
as family medicine; OF OF their usefulness IN the
prcventation and cure OF diseases! For further cTi-
dcnce however read the following
From american Newspapers.
The Nen York EreRiHs Star SAYS EmniTctbs
| Pills are medicine which their own intrinsic worth
will always secure for rhems large and ready sale.
! They have desevcdlv high reputation .nl as
family and ambitious remedy. It would he d.ti't
to equal them among all the patent medicines OF the
present day.
The Ncr York CommcrcHi SAYS: They remove
all morbid humors and purity the blood
The Nep York San says Brandrcth's Pills have
been used among many OF our friends and in our own
family we hare used them nearly four wears, when
we required medicine: IN that period no Doctor save
DR. Brandreth has crossed our Threshold, and no
medicine besides the Doctors Pills used
Medical men Of the highest professional rcputa-
ton. have strongly recommended, IN all cases u bl
ous affections, constipation OF the bowels, and ner
vous AMI sick headache arising from the oyrroadmg
OF the digestive organs, the NE OF BnndIcth- Pills,
n, the best Medicine cXtant. for relieving those who
are laboriug under the effects of these complaints
They most safe and ciiicacous remedy and GER
tain in their effects "--igc
| ITO TUE WHOLE FAMILY Of Man feel both
pleasure and satisfaction in recommending TO all our
readers Brandrehs Vegetable Pills a the most GER
tain, most safe, and invaluable medicine cNlant As
on-bious and nperient Pills we are perfectly con-
WINGED they stand far above all others; as certain
cure in all cases OF worms sCuryy scorbutc humors
erysipeas, and all affections of the skin, dropy ash
ma stone gIayel, piles, and lumbago, they will be
tonnd invaluable. = Times
Beware Of counterteits and remember that Dug.
gsts are not allowed to sell the genuine. Ask TO see
the certificate Of agency. 4 II & e. BVriey. are
The general agents for northern Illinois, and nj their
Store, l22 Lake Street, Chicago, they may be hat
wholesale and retail. Nov ~, ISIS. IS
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A Chance for SPECTATORS =!

Called or unscalcl, written or oral proposals
bNwl. be- received Just n fast as they can, aud de-
cdcd upon very soon inter received tor the purchase
OF the following notes and accounts which wc find
on our bouk-, against men out Of whom we have
abandoned ;he hope of ever collecting anything in
the uslmd way. Some OF these men are good, and II
We could 90 10 them and dun them mp two or three
tunes we might get our claims out Of them. We
have tired dunng letters IN some cases, but have ne
yer received an answer. Some ot themarc very in
different payers doubtless and in their cases the most
reasonable bargains will be- offered and others, for
auGht we know, are dcnd--dcd 0riRg tie printer!
Almost any bargain offered in such cases Here are
the dcmnnd- Walk up md buy yourselves rich,
JhaTIcs EHderiR, a German, followed the butcher
ing business IN this place left here IN 4 or H.
don't kHor Tdcre hc ircRf t1--account, 81 30
frGncis Libbg, Ind two horses stolen, lived ON
Indian Creek, IN Oct, lsi2, account dated
Oct. u, 1872 ! 30
Darid +, Loirrg kep, hotel few miles this
side OF Springfield, probably good. hut out uf
our reach net. dated May Il, 1911, 30
.Ir Clark was IN 1915, broker in Chicago
act dated April ;, 1915, 90
lFnTeR Partridge, kept a horsc here in 1915,
came from or went 10 Pcoda,-lct dated
April 5, 1875, 90
Harry Wood, livcsin Peru, act dated Sept ),
1915, 3 90
Michael NcEopald, lived at Morris, Grundy
county, and was candidate for sheriff there
IN lSiG,--nc't., dated May ~, 1916. co
Taomas UNullrdH contractor on the canal.
gone, don't know WHITTIER net dated June
H. 1916, 90
Chdpecy Bacon, n printer! left here about
year ago, advertised his Wit, July 30 1877,
At n cost, when settled, OF 80
Bdrpard C0TigGR, quarrcd stone below town,
lelt recently Tor parts to us unknown, ncta
few months old, 90
Thus Bsaie, lived at Peru in l'i?-noc, dated
Sept ., lsis 600
Nm, G. Harrison, lived about here and Peru
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Horse Shoeing and Farrierv.

'NHE subscriber bcgS leave to annoucc TO the pubic
that he has opened an establishment in Columbus
street, near the Catholic Church. where the business
oihorsc shooting and arricy will be conducted on the
most scientific principles, 1t is generally admitted
tally Ignorant of its principles, thereby predicting the
numerous cases OF contrlctionS aud diseases Of the
feet daily witnessed 1t really becomes the duty OF
every one who values good horse, SO essential TO
his profit as well as his pleasure to secure the sry-
ccS OF a good larricr Tor so useful an animal
Fifteen years practical experience il i, hoped. will
enable the subscriber to follow correct system cal
cunted TO prevent diseases consequent on unSkifu
snoeing and when Necessary, to remedy the errors
Of the past. 7 TANNING.
Ottawa, Nov o. StS. Ii
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House.
CIT Y II 0 T E i,

TENlIE subscriber having purchased this well
known sand, situated on the North EaSf
n CorRcrot The Cart House Squire. In Oua-
wa Illinois has made extensive repairs and improve
pleasantly Si,u1ud, irpnung the public square near
the court house ~ tir business p1r ul Oh" town. and
perfectly convenient fr tho-, yho,,l ro 'ransac'
business IN town. Ne pniu- will hr spared tr rrdcr
Il 10 agreeable stopping place for those Who may
favor Inn with n call Hi,lh.e v.lh- wo.. supplied
with Game and all druclcirs that the country at
orj. and his COOK cant be- beat" II, hope
by attention to the comforts ofuayr.r- 20 men, and
rccr'ca liberia share ofpub.c patronage
Ottawa, Oct %, SiS- 1 4 DELhND
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MarSeilleS Mills,

?" HE Ium Der mills q, Mrseillcs are in full op-
Grafton. sheeting, and nearly all kind, ii
- oak lumber at $40 per thousand. For all
lumber used in the frames of buildings and for sheet
ing, onk is much the best, it holds nail better and
"a much stronger than pine. Plank nlso i better 4
oak Bills can he filled on short notice. All kinds
of lumber this country affords furnished in quantity
and quality at prices, We think, to suit buyers
oct 2O-l3 l. HiMBALL
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Town Property for Sale.

ME " Or OF Tot 4, IN block Il, The Orgi.
l. nal town Of Ottawa, having forty feet front
m Canal and IS feet front on Ia Sale street.
with the store house, dwelling house, and other
out buildings thereon, being the promises at pre-.
sent used by Mr. Phelps hr +, store AMI by DR..
Hopkins for a dwelling house. Possession Civ.
IN the first of April next, Title good. Enquire
4 The subscriber, agent for the owners.
nv %, As J. N.AHOES
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Desirable Farming Land for sale.

rlNHE Sc q of sec II, "a, nr 3 g, GO acres
l. lying on the state rnud, recently laid out,
from Ottawa north to IndiaG Creek, and about
Jour miles north Of the town. The land is OF
good quality, and dry, rolling prairie. The ow.
ner, who !. now in the state, l. an,ious to sell
the above tract, and will rcp.in here for a few
months. Time will he given for portion Of the
purchase money. EnquirA of
Ottawa, may 10. 1Si7 Nv. 4. HOES.
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South Ottawa Cemetery,

VsNIE subscriber will sell lutsin the South OF.
a tawa Cemetery until the lst Of December
1917 ipr - each, after which an additional. price
will be charged in proportion to the mprov menrs
made. THOS. NJ. MASON.
South Ottawa. nov I. 1911, 30lf
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500 Varieties Of Apple.


And great variety oi rear-, plumns, aud Cher.
RES, which have been selected with care aud
great expense from the most popula- and ap.
proved Nerscrlcs in the Union, embracing near
" all the standing varieties in the eastern and
southern states, the fruit Of which il is confident.
ly believed cannot fail TO sui, the most delicate
aud 'elncl Pnl,tes.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest rwieiy and mast spicndidos.
S0rimsnt ~ he found IN northern Illinois. The
trees are from TO years Of age, and ranging
from 10 ! feet in height, and well propouioned,
II is believed tia, the lamcn,abIe remi.snes.
IN the part OF farmers, every where observable
IN planting fruit trees, Is mostly attributable Ia
the almost total failure, in most cases. where
trees have been 'rensplanIcd from distance,
and the hmnus roots IN which the tree relies for
its nulriment have become dead from too long
exposure to dry air or severe frosts after taking
them up. either Of which is h.al to its growth.
But these emhnfrassments No longer exist The
farmer can now be Supplied in his avn vicinity
with the number and variety h. wishes grown
in the same soil and climate in which they are
TO be transpinled.
IT the trees are taken NJ in tho spring, i,
should he done soon after the frost is on, of the
grounl-at all events, before The leaf begins TO
put forth. II taken up in the fall, they should
be buried until spring,
Apple trees a, the Nursery L. cents; MI 9th
er kinds, - cents. WELLS WAIT.
Dayton, Feb ~. lsis-Iy.
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" n'uab'c LAW Books.--Digcs, ofihc supreme
y, court oi the United States Whanon's digest
OF Po' Reports; Jntnun on wills I; l,acombs lcn,lnr
cases IN commercial law Story on solc. do prom
issory notes do bnncnl. equity r,ri.pr,drnrr do
equity plcadlngs; do partnership; do agency for
sale by luly7 A. II. & C. BrRLry, IN Lake 81
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Gen, shields.

II will we welcome news to many warm
friends in this region, that the brave and gal
LIANT Shields has been elected to the United
States senate for six years from the 4th Of
March next. II seems hard to discharge SO
able and faithful public servant as Judge
BaEEsE has been. Always vigilant. always
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Catholic Books.

TllE Mass and Ncsrcr Book. approved hv tho Ri.
= Rev John Hughes, DID, Bishop oi New York
The Christians Guide to Heaven. or a Manual Of
spiritual Exercises;
The Catholic Manual, containing Spiriun, ENcrris-
rs and Dcyolons for the daily usc of Christians:
The Key of Heaven Tor sale At BlRhEN'S,
dccS l22 Like street, Chicago
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Horse DOctOrinC.
Timber Land for Sale,

HiiE subscriber has 20 ncrcs Of good timber
land near the town of Mnrsces IN Insac
- county, on the north side OF the river for sne
Asp1n OF good breeding mares, or n single one. will
De taken IN par, pay. A portion Of the purchase
money eau remain on inercs, for some time
S'nwn, Oct, 3, sH. JOIiN MISE.
I. Sc. w. JAcESog, Esq, near the property
the land Wv oo ny"
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Al-o, a highly improved FARM on Indian
Creek, containing 427 acres 10 miles north OF
Ottawa, on the state road; 22j acres improved,
l75 oitlmbcr, d"clln; houses. one log the 9th
cr good frame, with well, wocJ-house and els.
tern; 100 fruit trees many of them hearing; =
good frame barn and she'd and stationary ,hrcsh-
ing machluc; the farm j. well walcred with lN.
ing springs, and by Indian Creek. The farm
will hc sold entire or divided into two equal por.
tions. liberal credit will be given ON part Of the
purchase money.
IL Bneou Corpip Sec 30, i7,nt II, east
of the ith principal meridian.
In Grndy County Sc ar 0, 81, q; e hf sw
qr 10, 81, q.
IL wa Couniy.--E hfsN 30, 81, 0; sw r.. qr
3, 49, o.
The above Lands will he sold cheap. On
most of which. by paying one-founh down, time
will he given on the balance.
Nov %. GEO II. NORRIS.
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1F you wan, pure Wines AMI Liquors
! for medical purposes, call At OiaUu Drug
SlDrf. Vic WMIrE & IIuNThR.
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$500. .s<s-sSt.
0ys5 90 O Oz.
Grated Fruit Trees

4 RE now awaiting purchasers at nv Farm
"a and Nursery, on the WtSi side Of Far III.
rsr, near Dayton, and five miles northeast of
OnaHa 1hrv cnrsisi IL nnnrlr
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Medicines,

I BBL salts, Moflat's Bitcrs. TIcwcs Eminent
" sulphur, Batcmnns drops Caster oil,
Lirnggssngnr coated pills, Rhuharis LipIoria,
Hays linimcnt Bal,am wild cherry. cssrnces If nil
kinds, for by aui CuSuMAN and GRIpIry.
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insech oil Tor safe, chrnp,at
4 lnlh Wutrr & UuSTgp's.
Pumps.

DTWgs, Medicines, nc.
,--rSzsjE> vUNHE subscribers have Just received
S-..H i from New York and philaiel-
Hcy5 pbia, a large stock Of drugs, mcdi-
A cines, dye s'ulI., paints, oil, varnsh.
49, rs, &C.. which will be sold on ,h,.
'owcs, terms; all the most popular pa,en, mc,l-
cincs Of the day KEEP, on hand. Physicians and
others are invited To give us n call
Iniv |. Al WALKER e. HICKt.INS.
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, 100 IN D \ ITTrT'. HNVTV N
. Dr. \ Wiling IS by DR. Donald
.r~ hy the vho.cscIcugout-, prove u ut
consumption
hy G J. THOMPSON. G'iar1
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ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.

IIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends ant
the public, that they have become prorretors of Tho
above new and splendid Hotel.
supply obvious demand foe increased and superior
conmodaions IN this city. II s located Washington
street, within 1--WE mnutes walk Of the great southern and
Western Railroad pspots and the business sections OF the
city. is siaesn,Io the Park, and the cupea commands
bsau;iiul view Of the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House hah been constructed AFTER the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister The
comfort and convenence OF the traveller, and the
tors long experience in hotels has enabled him intro
Iuce many improvements which are, yet peculiar
This establishment is built Of Quincy granite and
!ans One Hundred and Fihy Rooms conveniently arang
ed In suts and single apartments well ventilated, and sup
Piled with an abundance of pure son water
Tbs Furniture made 10 order from the best patterns
with special regard well comfort and convenience
luxury and saendor.
Our Tasls win re supplied with all the Injuries Of the
season. and pledge ourselves tina; the Eartes
the season shall be found upon H.
We have devoted unusual attention the selection Of
and guests mas rely upon prompt aad polite
attendance. WI GA
PorteYs will be in readiness tie various Depots 10 take
charge Of Baggage and provide Carriages for guests
The proprvtoTs trust by strict attention 10 the wants Of
guests 10 msrta share q parersss, assuring all who may
Gyor them with visit, thai nothing shall be wanting
ther part 70 render the ADAMS HOUSE second to in
ths Union w. T. ADAMS, Proprietors
I. ArAsSs, Jx, @HE
VII. !. ADAMS.
Adams House, Boston. 6'#% @
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Books! Books !! Books!!!

THE s.isserber has AIDED 'mmersely 70 his already
m.tnunoth stock OF Literature. HIS late acquisitions
ffou, me trade sales Of Boston New YORK and Phadel
rhs toasther with fifteen Of the finest works per the
GsrTick irym Liyerpco and twenty dno PER me lsoni
dsr from London which vii be Immediately marked ard
expored fer sale give undoubed air OF rchncs vhe.
~ rarity and extent 70 his sock hitherto unapproaehr
ths continent AL literary men, lovers 81 books and
thussss mental investigation, are solicited 10 come and
enjoy the true feast Of and the now OF soul -
Every subject on which the Of mn has been expended
or BRAN. tarnsd may be found here The reconda
sepstesn and the crazy fonnder q ne~ sypss OF Iheo
losy - sseh N Ids rropsr nch Thoss gwen 70 Nero
nancy ksIoiozy Alehsmy Soresry and Witchcraf VII
- hg amosen whilst the belle letre scholar can select
LON laUp nssh VOLUMES, the very cream and chef
oonvres o. nnopsrn Engsh literature The best ireases
90 eveIy procession nu science, from the honest plodfiny
farmer 70 me enihE1asc sDlder IL every and sci.
epcs tne oest BOOKS are here embraced In the department
OF semsnaiy professional irestseS and school books Of
every kind Tvs ttock incnp. The sbscriber invites
al strangers 70 par him before thsy les vr ts civ
In purchasing foU him they save IN n h.y r,o
nsy Cergymen, literary ehaTa- sra ana hoo rniiseo,.
generally, living lines Of RAILROAD or s'sans, o,,,.
sf DO wsil 10 changs Ct lnsn In t,ir ysi.e, 1
come ls6 Nsrssu street. allowed ~ III savsns ~
Be "tls moral centre Of tho intellectual worl poot, ..
ING half price, literary appliances ana ennyen,ns., "a
every kind gratis well beet Spanish cigars ana AZ -
PHILOSOPHICAL i1srumrnts for inyttern, snpksrs III, ~.
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller,
iSS Nassau stree, New YORK
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p AVILION.

NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND.
THE Proprietor begs to inform his friends and
i the public, that he has made considerable
improvements In this establishment since the last
season. He has erected a large building contain
ing 80 rooms, altogether disconnected from the
pain body Of the Pavilion. These rooms are In
tended for gentlemen only; they arc Of a comfor-
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
In all respects TO those which are generally demo.
minated single rooms in the various watering pla-
ces throughout the country.
The Proprietor il now ready to treat with fsmi-
lies or parties wishing 70 engage rooms for the
season. Letters addressed TO him at the City Ho-
tel, Broadway, will be Immediately attended to
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the following hours, Wis
From .Msc Brighton From North Pier, NJ York.
x At 8 and liam. Ats, Pm. and -.
8 90, Pm. 8 ~, 5, & 6, PM
More fteousnt commune tions Win BE- sstab.
lishsd q the season advapces.
The PsviiIon q ready Or The reception u con
ssny, 7, BLANCHARD
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-15
TX RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
CONSUMPTION,

r OuIS FoNTAIN, jr., partner Of the firm OF
n Fsntain & Son, Chemists and Prescription.
SIS 10 the ROYAL University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, d. O., q depot for the sale OF
the above celebrated compound, at VIM. Adams
Bookstore, No.3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall; which they offer
10 the American public a. uniidoie for Con-
sumption, in its 'rancsi well iaeipisHi stages
Acting directly upon the LUNGS, and arresting
their decay it not only soothes and qlots at once
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, hut restores tho lungs
and their sympathisng organs to natural and heal
TIM action. Accompanying each package arc gen.
era instructions and directions (transated) for its
use adapted to all cases, and II strictly followed,
will not fail in every instanos--if the lungs are
not wholly consnned--of restoring to health
whicllmay be permanently secured by future caro-
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FoNTAlN.
Price eight Francs.
r. For the information Of persons residing in
The interior; any part Of the goycrnment-he would
state that the remedy i prepares, and imported d.
rect from their Iaboratore, Paris, and that the
same can be transported through mail, as he Is adj
yscd BIZ officers or the Post Office Department, 10
any post Office in the country at the same charge
as for double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who my wish 10
avail themselves Of The remedy, can do SO BY adj
dressing him through The mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will enttle a per-
son 10 one whole and one third package.
LOUIS FONTAIN.