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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19
CAUTION ExTRn.

man by the name Of CL.fPP has engaged with young
man of the 8. p Townsend put
up sarsspana which they call Dr. Townsend Sarsaparia
denoninating it GEEOLvE Original This Townsend
no doctor and but formerly rail
roads canals and the like Yet assumes the title of
the purpose of gaining credit for what he This
ton the public deceived purchase the
GENUiNE ORIGINAL OLD Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsa-
2aria having 1t the Old D likeness family coat OF
arnis and his signature the of
Principal Office IG2 .Nassaa ST., .Nep York City.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19
MYERS, LIQUID CURE.

Il Apos'ta0e and dneUer- -taa7ang remedy f
Piles
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19
NOTICE..

In The Court Of Common Pleas Of Philadelphia
County.
The Auditor appointed by the Court, to au-
a. seule and adjust the accounts of William
Veal Assignee of R. T. DOWNING d Co., EB.
rSEzER LEVIcK & Co, GEoRGE ID. SMITH and
L.RENEzER LEvIcK. and TO report distribution
Il The funds in the hands of the said Assignee,
vii hold a meeting on the 4,h day of Seplem-
'tf, lS49, a, o'oclock. P. M. at his Office, No.
10 South 9th Street, opposite Washington
'quare, Philadelphia. All persons claiming as
Gedl'ors or otherwise, will please send ia their
'Iaims.
WILLIAM T. HIRST, Auditor,
'lladelphia, July l9, ls49
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WANTED.

Ajourneyman Blacksmith who understands
bis business thoroughly, can obtain steady en-
HOymeu, at good wages by applying immedi-
aIely 10 the subscriber.
ALSo-An apprentice TO learn the Black
smlIhing business. A boy between l6 and s
years old, of good moral habits, who desires TO
learn the business will be taken.
VALENTINE KOUTZ.
ououdsburg July 10 1919
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-07-19

"Y EAs-Messrs. Boas, Brawley. Crabb, Gun
nlngham, Forsyth, Hugus. johnson. Lawrence,
Lewis, Mason, Matthias, M'Casin. Rich, RIchs
ards, Sadler, Sankey, Savery, Small, SmisetJ
Sterreit and S,ne-2l. s-5 -
NAYs--Messrs. Best, Drum, Frick. Ives.
King. konigmacher, Poueiger and Darsie,
Speoker-..S. F.
So The question was determined in the af1if.
native Ha 5iH
JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENT ArryEs,
=" Shall The resolution pass ! The yeas and
nays were taken agreeabIy 10 the provision of
the tenth article Of the Constitution, and are
as follow, viz:
Bent, Craig Biddle Peter d. Bloom, David NJ.
Bole. Thomas k Bull, Jacob Corr, John H.
Diehl, Nathaniel A. Elliott. Joseph Emery,
David u. Ashleman, William Evans, John
Fausold. Samuel Fegely, Joseph w. Fisher
Henry M. Fuller. Thos. Grove, Robert Hamp-
son, George +. .iHenszey, Thomas J. Herring,
Joseph Higgins, Chas. Horiz, Joseph B. How
er, Robert Kloiz, Harrison P. Laird, Abraham
Lamberion, James J. Lewis, James w. Long,
Jacob Mccartney, John F. M'CuIloch, Hugh
M'Kee, John M'Laughn, Adam Martin, Sam.
uel Marx. John C. Myers, Edward Nickleson,
Stewart Pearce, James Porter, Henry C. Prau,
Alohso Robb. George Rupley, Theodore Ry-
man, Bernard S. Schoonoyer, Samuel Seibert,
John Sharp, Christian Snivey, Thomas C.
Steel, jeremiah B. Subbs, JOS, ]. Surzman,
Marshall Swartz elder. Samuel Taggart Geo.
T. Thorn, Nicholas Thorn, Arunah Waules,
Samuel Werlich, Alonzo | Wilcox Daniel
Zerbey and William F. Packer, Speaker.--5S.
NAYs-Messrs. Augustus X. Cornyn. Da-
vid M Courtney, David Evans, Henry S Evans,
John Fenlon, John w. George, Thomas Gil
lespie, John B. Gordon, VIM Henry, James
J. Kirk, Joseph Laubach, Rober, r. Lille,
John S. M'Calmoni, John MKee, William
M'Sherry, Josiah Miller, William T. Morrison.
John A. Quo, William Y. Roberts, John w:
Roseberry, John B. Rutherford, R. Rund!e
Smith, John Smylh, John Souder, Geo. WAL
'ers and David F. Williams ---26.
6 So The question was determined in the
affirmative"
/ SEcRaTARY's OFFICE,
i Harrisburg, June IS, 1g49.
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS:
,SSSMh. DO CERTIFY that The above and
3agEES: foregoing is true and correct copy
j %Ns of the Yeas " and Mays" taken
on the Z" Resolution relative to an
amendment of the Constitution, as The same
I appears on the Journals of The two Houses of
i the General Assembly of this Commonwealth,
for the session of 1S49
i Witness my hand and The seal OF said Office
the fifteenth day of June, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-nne ,.t .a
TOWSAND HAlNES,
Sec'ry Of the Commonwealth
, Harrisburg, July 5, l849---3mo.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
DR.. ". M. SwayZe, Surgeon Dentist.
Announces to the citizens of Sroudsburg and
vicinity, that he intends visiting that place on
the lst of August next, and will remain about
three weeks, during which time he will be
happy to wait upon all those who may be de-
sirous of Obtaining his professional services =
His acquaintance with the people, and his well
known reputation as Dentist, IL is hoped will
serve as a sufficient recommendation 10 all who
may require his services
June z, ls49.
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journal OF SENATE.
Resolution. No. 8S, entitled Resolution
relative 10 an amendment of The Constitution,
was read third time. On the question, will
the Seaaie agree TO the resolution The Yeas
and Nays were taken agreeablv 10 the Con.
ssiluton, and were as follow, viz;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa Stage Line

From Oi0ra 10 JlHesriile, ria aurora, Egin, sc
From Peru 10 Rock Island, RIA Princeton &c. sc.
4 TRl-WEEkLI line of iuur-hurse passenger
~ coaches will leave the Mansion and Fox River
Houses, at Ottawa, tor Egn and Wisconsin, going
through TO Elnin IN one day, aud to Roscoe, Rock
ton, date Pckntonica) Belot, and GAINESVILLE IN tir0
dagS, by day-tghs Also a branch line, connecting
al Crystal Lake, for Hcilenry, through TO Geneva,
n and from IN due connection, same days leaving
Ottawa, GAINESVILLE, Belolt, and Geneva every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday reaching Elgn 10
lodge, returning the alternate days.
This line passes through Somonauk Bristol, Os-
vcgo, Aurora, Batavia, Geneva, la Fox st
Charles, Egn, Dmdce. CorniShs Ferry. Crystal
Lake, Woodstock, Chemung, Nc Passengers will
have two horse coach line from Crystal Lake to
licllcnry and Gaena, arriving al Geneva at o.
clock m ID day and then connect with the South
port and Bclo.t line OF horse post coach line Tor ell
Their place abovs named Also connecting Mt l.afox,
with the Chicago and Sycamore line Of coaches,
reaching Sycamore same day. This line connects
with the Chicago and Galcna stages at Aurora, so
TINT going west You can 20 10 Rock Island or Gale
ma in two days for -, Also connects daily line OF
coaches for Chicago nut Gl!rnl AZ E.gin and II
further accumulation mail lnc o! { horse post coachrs
i uHraHE daily from Peru 10 Dnon and Rock Is
land, leaving Peru every morning Al o'clock A. NJ,
passln, through i.am0..e lat. Greenfield, Dixon.
SfrAns, Llndon. Albany, and Hampton, 10 Rock
Island 10 two days iy daylight, lodging al Dixon.
arj cc-rer-ur ryeTy NHud1T. "Wednesday and
Frtuy = .,i 'rI-vees ylar 81 hor-e pot coaches
III Grandetour OREGON City. N -Vurris Byron.
RpcEiJf5 lisren. Ea5so Poe on " ui, y JAMS
we wnefe al the above sage connect with fae
usl. anes iar -VlwlGsee, Madison NIu-'u. Point.
and Gte-ia mixing 2 perfect Inc 81 : ls-- pos,
Cnacie-. DON. r.e tI1- -s-llos regularly 0l q he
l.'0rs --1es W hope IS having rfrs:l driver
rood lr'E ard r1urs. tarf ,vlr rsfa igs- fCrs
~ have H5~ra' Hrppo1 from ine travelling gl..r
icr riira ~ VII % --,"'. and 90 cor best .9 peas
Ctir4Es Iu.y1 1-f--Ts ? EEJNyE Ce rfys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

"Pisass ia Stop my Papsr."-sI am going
" stop my paper" said q misery sub
scriber to newspaper, to one Of his neigh
bors, /" canot afford 10 take H."
"Two dollars" was the reply.
.And can't you Afford two dollars year?
Think Of il, truly two dollars year! A year
IL long time. Perhaps you have only a
few such at spend here oh earth. A year!
q whole year. and only two dollars! And
what do you get for yourmoney Alarge,
closely printed, useful sheet giving you the
new Of the week, and large amour, Of
miscellaneous reading-philoSophi al and
grave, light and humorous-And you can't
Afford two dollars for such paper q whole
year."
swell, declare, neichbor, you talk like
an experienced man. Inever thought Of it
i,st in tina. light before tits only two dollars
for year, and yet,he paper comes TO me
erery ,ceel;, and love Dread it; ! always
find somthing in it that is interesting TO me.
Aud. moreover, on second thought. l
perceive that, after all, good newspapers
about the cheapest thing a man eau have.
lie gets more reading for his money than
he can in any other way.
"True, neighbor, and this shows. that
what have already said, Is true; newspa-
pers seem TO have been designed almost
exclusively for the poor. No man is toe
poor 70 take good newspaper, because ii
Is the cheapest thing he can have
Here both the speakers joined and said
"Blessed are the eliters, for they feed the
poor with knollcdge; )" and ,henthey separ'
a.ed with looks Of Oh satisfaction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

The Indian Mother How helpless the
Indian infant, born without shelter, amidst
storms and ice but fear nothing for him
God has placed near to him a guardian
angel, that can triumph over the seventies
of nature; the sentinel Of maternity is by his
side, and, so long as his mother breathes,
he is safe. The squaw loves her child with
distinctive passion; and if she does not
manifest it by lively caresses, her tender.
ness is real wakeful and constant. No
savage mother ever trusted her babe TO n
hireling nurse; no savage mother ever put
away her own ch.eld to suckle that OF an
other TO the cradle, Consisting Of thin
pieces oflight wood and eaily ornanented
with the quils of the porcupine, and beads,
and ra.tles, the nurseIing is lirmly attached,
aud carefully wrapped in furs; and the in,
FAINT, thus swathed, its back TO his mothers
back is corne, as the topmos: burden, its
eye now cheerlully flashing light, and now
accompanying with tears aud wailugs,
which the paintive melodies OF the carrier
eanno, hush. Or, while the squaw tolls in
the field, she hangs her child, as spring does
Its blossoms, on the bough OF tree, that it
may be rocked by the breezes from the land
Of souls, aud soothed 10 sleep by the lullaby
Of the birds. Dees the mother die, the
nnrseling-such is Indian compassion
shares her grave Bancroft.
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illc0ieinrs.

aud beautiful comp tnons, they shoulduse d. Toun-
sends Sdrsdpdriiid' thousands who have tired IL
are more than satisfied are delighted LADIES' u
every station, crowd our office daily
Notice 10 The Lddies --lhos.. that initiate DR.
l"ntscnd's Sarsapanlla have Invariably called their
sun great remedy for families, &c aud have CO.
ped our bills and circulars which relate to the com
p.aInts at women, word TOR word-oihcr men who pu,
gp W'dicnc' have slnce the great SUCCESSES Of Dr.
i0~HScnds NrSapdriHd m complaints uridlut 10
l'uacs recommended theirs, though prt,yiousy lhry
ddnst humber OF these mixtures pills etc are
INJURIOUS 10 females, n they uggrayale disease aud
undermine the constitution
N'"o'Hid tWed-'lhis certificate conclusiyrly
proves that tins saraparIa has perfect control over
lht most oh~iluac DISEASES Of the blood 'Thrrr n,,
sous cured III one house Is unprtcr,l,nted
IarSe Chdsren-Dr Toirnsead-Deor Sir
nave lhr pleasure To inform YOU that thrre of ,,,,
chidIcn ha'chctu cured o the Scrulua hy the u.e al
your excellent medicine They were ai1hrtcd vcrv
severely wthhah Socr; have taken ouy four hortlrs.
o. took them away tor which feel leon
obligations ours, respectfully,
lSNc w CRAM. lOG Wooster st
bp'HioR of PhUVciJuS DR. Townsend is nlmos,
d1ly receiving ouIcrs from phvsicinus IN different
I@'S "' ur Won Tins IS to certify that we the
Undersigned PHYSICIANS otthe city OF ALBANY have IN
numerous ems, prescribed Dr. Townsend. Sarsapa-
uun' ana h"hevc It to De one cf the most valuable
preparations ~ the ElaL.t II I. PrltNG, ND
J. WusoN, H. D.
m X BRlGGs. VI. n.
t'arH. April !, 1911 I T. ENrNpoEr. N. ..
tarinR- lwngto lhc great surcrssand mmcusn
sac ct I'r. IownscndS SarHpar!a, number OF
men who were Formerly our ngruiS have cputueu-
Iri making SnrSaparl,la Extract ENirs. Rlttcrs.
Extracts OF yellow Dock, &c They grucraly put
u mp IN the same shaped bottle aud some of Them
have stolen aud copied our advertisements rhry ara
onN worthless mutations, aud should be- avoided
Principal office, Is Fulton street. sun Rnildinr n
J ; krdlmG, \ co, : States 81 Boston; Dyott &
son. i"S North Srcnnd 81 Philadelphia : ; llance
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Simphci!y.-A little unbreeched follow.
the idol of his mother, and plague Of his IA, tn.
er, went to the pos,.oiiice and enquired i,
there was litter for his "DrGnyG 2; grand.
paya.l "F0r whom!" inquired The post
master.
"For Dranp1," answered the little fellow
swell what is your grsndpapa's name ~
"Why dranama calls him Josh"
"Well wha, does your grandfather ga
her?"
Gle says, ooh thunder, Bets, do keen
your clack still for vnee.w
The postmaster, baiIled by the urch;n's
simplicity, dismissed him, with requ.s,
that he should return home, aud ask hi,
drdnm0mG her name.
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Horse Shoeing and Farriery,

TIL Sl',s~f1er J.gs legyr '0 uun0Ire 20 rne pubic
t.zf b. b. u'.rurC a. es,H5 rl'1er' m Columbus
Stree; 3szf f.ls tltl1lc Church w1ers 'hG husaes,
70! boris sa1s-s and lrI-n- VII Je c,ajucted On no.
mos, scientific puls.prs j is generally admitted
ihi tao many RI thos- VINO p,lctce Snoring are 70
tay -q1f1rr n ~ g-lYrpe- thereby producing the
uUfns0ssF cafrs " og1t-lc..rs rua di,-arrs 81 Ire
Feet daily w.iDrs,sd I; really tscrrres The duty Of
ever On" who values = -1o5 hrrye 90 e.se1ua. 10
his profit as vel as hs r.eaFsrs % srcure the se,Y-
cts % q good i,frl.r s. % usafl. IN animal
f1teeH years partial cygtusres, q is hop~d wil'
enable the subscriber o. tya1y c5ry.r' g,.tr c,i
cHlied % prevent diseases c1ussglsu' on uaskIi1.
snoenZ ma when Necessary. to remedy tho errors
Of the past + FANNINC,
Ottawa Ng- s!s IL
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Significant Fact The New Orleans
Crescent publishes the report of Committee
appointed for the purpose Of ascertaining
The number of death, by the Asiaiic Cholera
which occurred among the Sons of Ten
pcrancc in that city and the adjoining towns
during the recent epidemic. The com.
mi,tee state that there are twelve hundred
and forty three members of the different
divisions in New Orleans, L,fyette, Alsiers,
and Gretna. IN thise divisions three deaths
only occurred, and in some Of them not
case Of cholera took place. OF those who
died, one had been member but q week.
another less than month, and the third
was Waterman who was much EXPOSED
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
% hGSc rho prefer nearing ler orn Hair

VI those rho prefer nearing thtr orn Iidir
i 10 lIig0r being Bdid-IuoMAs' MAGNET
Z HAIR RrsToEER AND lSvlGoRAroR Is the most ct-
icctua tcmcdy ever yet produced for all diseases III
cdentd To the hair IL IS IN c,lrctml resorcr in all
CASES ol badness or whcrr the hair has become tim.
The Magnetic Hair Rcsorrr and invigorator is
presented 10 the world with the confident belief that,
as specific, II tar exceeds any compound or prcpar
alton ever before known for preserving the hair, or
restoring II where the head hns become wholly or
par ially bald BY ,hsusc the hair may hc prcscrv-
ed even to extreme old ngc. 10 Females whose
loss OF hair Is often occasoned by complaints pccu-
ar TO the iRnricd slatc-ncfrSsc oi family, Sc-thc
Magnetic Hair kcstorer and lnvigoraiof is invnlua-
bic, a. II will, upon application restore to it all its
original beauty Mothers should not fail ton pply it
to the hcads o their chdrcn, especial when the hair
comes IN thin and weak u is sure to lny good
foundation Tor n fine head ofhair IN after years
Numerous and highly respectable PERSONS Of MI
ngcs can be most confidently referred 10 as having
had their hair rcsto ed by the of Thomas Rene
dy. Sold Wholesale aud retail by the Empire com
psny, No i76, Broadway. under Towards hotel, n,
J. and at retail b. ito agsns throughout the United
S,atcs, ,nsg3v.-im
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

The Proper coil for Roses-Auroscs Ike
o rich soil, which should be made light for
the delicate roofing varieties, and more
tenacious for the robust, hardy kinds.
In order to form light soil, procure one
bnshel Of seasoned turfy loan, half bushsl
Of well decmposed stable manure, halt a
bAi,hel IF leaf mould and white sand, pro-
porthned according 10 the texture Of the
loan, which will in 10 case require more
than one fourth Gifts own bulk. The heavy
soil may be composed Of one bushel Of stiff
turfy loan, one bushel Of nightSoil that has
been mixed with the loan and laid by fore
year hall bushel ofleaf mould or well
pulveriScd manure and as recOmme nd ed
above.
A little hnrnt earth added to either If The
tompos,s will improved them. These
above named materials should lie thrown
together, and frequently turned, for al lie asi
three months before they are used.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04

NJ EXrAT-No co. The Legislature Of
New York has determined TO exlerninate
all 'law latin from legal proceedings. The
effect of this movement was seen in the
Cour, Of Common Pleas, in New York city,
by the recital Of a recent act Of the AS
scmbly, which says; "Where defendent
j, about to leave the State, whsreby the
rights Of the plaintiff may be impaired, All
erdor Of NO Co may be granted, and this
shaI be a substitute for the writ heretofore
known as the writ Of ne Great" This new
legal oppression "No Go" called up such a
ludicro,s association of IDEAS, from the
vulgar Specification hitherto attrched 10 it,
that the whole Bar burst into laughter.
Moral Boors.-An advertisement in one
OF the morning papers says:
"Wanted-A female who has q knowl-
edge Of fitting boots ola good moral char
ncter."
We suppose boots Of a good moral char
ac!er are such as have ichole souls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
To the Public.

AIR. ). WEAVER keeps on hand, a, all times.
vi the best kinds OF meats OF every description, To
suit the public Tie has kept the business through
the winter at loss, when all other. in the same bu.
4lnes7 gave up the ship. lie has kept finn to his
post, nlhsugh killing horse worth 500 IN fdcking,
sui he brought, his bark sne to shore In return we
a,cltkcns OF Ottawa, express our gratitude to Mr. :
WEAVER, Tor tins favor, and pledge ourselves to give
Nun our support IN preference TO any that may stnrt
IN the same business, Imr9l MANY CITIZENS
In the matter Of the estate of Petition Tor sale OF
Barfhoiomer NcGrafh, decd { Real Estae.
Nj Office s hereby gwen to the heirs and all
others interested IL the estate al Bariholo-
4 m"w NcGm,h, late OF Crundy county. de-
ceased, TINT, ut the next term OF the Gnndy county
tlrcnll Court on the first day thereof shall present
= petition TO said court for mn order to sell the east
hnll OF The southwest quarter Of section H. N town
sup 81 range scost of the ~ m, for the payment
oi TIE debts aud Liabilities Of said cs,ntc
GLOVER Cook, ELIZABETH O'BRiEN,
Sols iorperr Administrative.
April 20 lSls osi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
800 Varieties OF Apple.


And a great variety OF Pear, Plumhs, aud Cher
ries, which have been selected with care and
great expense from the most popular aud APP
proved Nerseres in the Union, embracing near
" all the standing varieties in the eastern aui
southern states, the irui, Of which it Is confident
~ believed, cannot fail 10 suit the most delicate
and 'cinoi pnlltes.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that
he has the greatest rWie'y GHd most TpieDfd as
s0riHItHt 10 he found in northern Illinois. The
trees are from to wears al age and ranging
from to feet in height, and wclpOpouioncd
II Is believed that the llmeniable rcmlsshr'-
On the part OF farmers, every where Observable
ia planting fruit trees is mostly attributable To
the almost total failure, in most cases, where
trees have been transplanlcd from o distance,
and the iibruus roots which the tree relies Tor
its nuirment have become dead lroh too long
exposure In day air or severe tfo,is after taking
them up. either of which is f,'al to its growth,
But these EMBELLISHMENTS no longer exist. The
farmer can now he supplied IN his own vicinity
with the number and variety he wishes, grown
in the same soil and climate in which they are
10 be transplinted,
Ii the trees are taken Up in The spring, II
should be done soon after the frost Is out of the
eround--a, all events, before rhr leaf begins Ia
put forth. If taken up in the fall, they should
hc buried until spring.
Annie trees a. the Nursery IL! cents; all 9th.
er kinds. q cents. WELLS WAII.
Dayton. Feb. ~. lsis-ly..
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fremont House,

BIZ IRi C0UCH, Corner Of Lake and
Dearborn Streets, Chicago, Illinois,
Directly opposite ]. Frink & Cos. Eastern
Western. Northern, and Southern Stage Of
fee. The house has Just undergone tho
rough repairs and has been newly painted.
Its accommodations unsurpassedin Chicago.
April If, 1918. ly
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Executor, sale.

I'lE personal property belonging 10 the estate Of
l Gorge Hays deceased, consisting OF cnttlc.
hog, sheep one young horse, one large bnm fame
and oihr! property will be sole on the premises late.
y occupied by the deceased IN Dayton precinct, on
he l2lh day OF Nny next sale to commence at 10
O'Clock m tie forenoon. SiX months crrdi, will h.
given for all sums over five dollar, # good ana sui
iisnt security IS gwen. The house and lot IN the
town OF Dayton owned hy the said deceased, will be-
sold on the -nmc day Terms made known at the
sale aprlJ-J,.ts lD4rpIt ktItprp admir-
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Estate Of John Horrom, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hay-
~ ing claims against the estate uf Jou>
i'opnoN, late ofiruudy county, Illinois, de.
ceased, to present the same f'r adjustment -
the probate court of Gmndy county, ia Morris,
at regular term thereof, to he holden on he
first NOnday in June next, when and where
sad claimants are requested To attend for The
purpose oi having their claims adjusted ~ puf.
stance To law. DANIEL HORIZON,
Apt ~, 1919 .37.G.p. administrator
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Friendship Friendship is vase winch
when it is ilawed by heat, or violence, or
accident, may as well be broken at once +?
It can never be trusted after. The more
graceful and ornamental it was, the more
clearly do we discern the hopelessness OF
restoring it TO its former s,atc.-Coarse
stones, If they are fractured, may be cemen.
ted again; precious ones, never.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-05-04
J WINCHESTER, IL, Ann street.

pEWNRE Of VEENlruGEs.-Thcrc nrr numerous
- kind, in the market warranted to Kill worms,
and u Is nlr TO presume, from the aducrntcd drugs
of which they are made, that they will Kill the
worms and children too The Empire Comuanv !.
incorporated by the legislature Of the state to pre-
vent, muSh possible the impositons heretofore
Pnctl-cj by the sales Of impure and rdulternted
medicines, and tins company put their seal granted
10y the slnte, onnonc bur such are pure and genu
inc The Company are located ut l7G. broadway.
y. Y. Merchants visiting New York will findit
much to their advantage IN take such articles Of me-
define 10 their customers n are legally guaranteed