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Richardson's saw
Hogs! Hogs i!
New Heat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD informs his friends and the
81 public that he hns Just opened Meat Market at
his new building on The corner north of the Court
House Square. in Ottawa, where he will be happy to
supply Ina friends and the public with the choicest
OF everything in the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand.
No Market on Sunday. The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening, hu, closed on the Sab
bath sept2l 1850
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Fall and Winter Goods.

which We intend selling as Low AS EVER.
Owing to our having an experienced BUYER in tn.
Eastern markets, we are continually enabled TO re-
tai dry goods MS low as any house west of New
orA The difference in rents, &c, being mora
than sufficient 10 payal charges oftransportation.
Just received, Dress silks and Sains.
PLAIN changcab,e glaze silks, rich coors,
Back Gro de Rhine silks Tor dresses and man,il-
NJ,
silk Poplns, anew article for ladie. dresses,
Plain and iis'dalpncca., fancy colors, lsc and up
Plain and hg'd " black 20
MohaIr alpaccas high lusrcs,
Ginghams, fast colors, l2l
De LANES and Cashmeres very low,
talCocs IN great va reties 5
Best MerrimnCk prints only l2i
lous, keeping goods, al kinds very cheap,
Blcached and unbeachcd coons, -"
tlannrls, red, amber, green, white, and lnsev,,
Kentucky Jeans, satnnctIs, Sleeps Crews, tweeds
CnssImeles, Broad Cloths, fine aud superfino,
With endless varieties OF other articles too numer-
Gus 10 mention, all Of which will be chcer,ully
shown ana sold 25 per cent under the ordinary pri.
css. People trading for cash will benefit themselves
by giving us call, at Chicago Cash Sire, spposiis
(Nybuun'g Ottawa Sept9S
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1t is astonishing how Cheap wo Sell,

LREADYa the discerning and we would here
wilenae Clothing
VI the
Ctzsnn kmaieex
the will
h san Il rI
We
pedge tomakesl chm sat he
usually
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23
Anniversary
OF IHE
La Sale County Bible Society,

10 DuffU OUuHIV DIUIt OUCIBCy,
I'lif Anniversary of the La Sale County Bible
i Society will be held ut the Congre ga,iona
Church on tho first Tuesday in December next a,
6ocI9ck, = NJ, when addresses may be expected
rom ltev Mcssu Kelly, Heath, and Williams, OF
Ottawa, and others The meeting for the choice OF
ohicers, &c, will take place at . O'Clock Ills no.
ped mat every Branch Society IN the county will be
represented and that the friends Of the Bible cause
generaHywlll be present on that occasion.
10y order OF the Executive Committee.
ouaWa, Now 1850, WIN NJ True, Scc'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23
KOHN AND MANDLEBAUMS COLUMN.
Fall and Winter Stock of Goods
.LooK BEFORE vOr LEAP,

Il asayinQ enough, but yet It's
And now .ventu to rhymng
TEeresb ensht attached it, hnhs may
mind ha eseyo DO, Look before
,trade
They do rgh, though Others might do
ned
bought and loud
they advanced, the iavenes the
pplaascbo
ienvou @ fthern Ian wi that
Could wrrsh laurs they had VOL, by putting and display.
splendid no, wei
The only look for clothes Thought
They h,e for quality nor Lack before they Leap
ularkth u lrcsuto this their
They We land above clothing good
The Ihnoans e awake they Look before they Leap"
fame fourh house grounded for honorable trade
For gold establishment repaid;
Dur marto Fashionsis the avania yeIlrcnp
al Mndbauhs, and Look before Leap"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23
New Goods !

q. NATTINUEK Is now IN receipt Of most
e ofhs Fall and Winter Goods.
and will have all ofhs large purchase this week
ready to offer u his customers and the public a,
large, Please call and See sept %
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-11-23

VAR uesusaly in % bough a prices eatn
n he to hh
irns and the public favorable Being resolved be nr he
farmers nkenmexc
o blue and orange prints yspaatn o4ons sann in a
WW blue 90 trimmings maker trimmings bonnet
anmousd
40 black spare from 20 to 81 psrya E" silks nng bni
1tnss brown stsenng and shifting ~i,eones
70 white ambrk 25hht
1000 Shaws 81 ia from sW s 20 white crushed pwdedsg.
SUPERIOR linen n % Stoye 10 S sr ny a iw s,
hanikerhrh agaraans
and tobacco
| Rio office
10 " cfidrns -
los ack,rBu ndaso No 3mackne,
goo
, lbs thread of
20 rddmg goscla pipes of
me,c cinnamon, indigo cvood
s. blue gold % s 9S *
% stet anin oau
20 oalcoor Mems
kbrogs,
= oS@Gopi sod YoDIsg thick kpbr ga sp 10
/
'J,rnyLn don iExceaur
! 10 Indigo bueclcks Mems dancing
over
hooks
ALSO, eaud
backing and
coffee
fish oOAs and pad locks DORIAN
ALSO tRoCKER
ALSO 5000 gals STONE HRE consisting chn OF all all milk
ALSO 5Vwhea sacks linen
al & 1 cheap y6b o ana Gg % a
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500 pieces English, French and Americanprnts,
700 " Scotch, q" Gmghams,
IS Aipscca,
20 " PLAIN and fig'd Delane- and Cashmeres,
20 French, English and German Mernos,
American Coburg Cloths,
10 Poplus.
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Notice.
.,lminis,ra,ors Sale

hEER skins dressed. oil Dress on reasonable
- lerlsby scp2l L TBoRN.
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IulllhCr WaEOllS

> NEW Two Horse lumber wagons fer sale low
= erthan any in town; they are warranted
Terms, cash Inquire Of Sept. IA 6 BuRa.
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Nails aud spikes.
Rev Goods F!
Erllit! Fruit!

500 Bushels Dried Apples,
roo do do Peaches,
100 Boxes Raisivs,
also, Raisins, Currents, Preserved Ciuon, &c &c
Tor sale by oct 20 WALLER & UIcxLING.
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HEN0CnCH &w aDHE.
Cl3W GOODS ar l094u09093aa
FALL AND WINTER STOCK!


dmanyo them low wink he ais
he hv one
I and all puner Ills
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Number ga.


city, is the spot they call Mount Calva-
ry' and still leading to it, is the long
way up which the Man of Sorrows"
bore his cross.
At the foot of Olivct, directly be.
tween you and the city, is the Garden
Of Gethsemano, enclosed by q wall 20
feet in hight. 1t contains eight olive
trees Of the greatest antiquity, the very
sclons, it is said, Of the trees which
shaded that fearful mysterious passion
OF the Messiah. The valley Of Jehosa.
phat streches its dismal length, above
and below the Garden, entombinr in
lis dark cliffs untold generations of the
sons Of Abraham. "Siloa's brook that
flowed 10y the oracle Of Cod" is drv
and silent now, bot the pool Of Sloan
encascd with time-worn stones and dra.
period with vines and flowers, s,s,ill Yields
It's pure aud sweet waters. Sweeping
round the base Of Sion is seen the deep
rugged glen Of "aIienated Juda,h,"
overhangng It's tradlionary Acodama,
whose scanty hcrbage bespeaks the wa.
gos of iniqui,y and the price Of blood.
The closing day is my favorite time
for visiting Oiivet. The city at that
hour always wears a sad and almost
'ePuIchraI appearance. Not voice is
heard save the Muczzicn's cry to pray
er, from the distant miDaret. and not
hSure Is seen except that of a solitary
vil!agaT huTryjng through the balEshu
gates away 10 his humble home. The
evening breeze is jus, Legining TO sigh
over the tomba Of the valleys end rustic
among the hory olives around me, and
the sun is casting its last dying beams
a'hwaFt sPiro and dome, and canopy.
ing the sunken bed Of the Dead Sea
with one vast pavilion Of crimson and
purple and enve.oping the whole land
scaPe with lurid glow that contrasts
most strangely with the cold grew mass
OF the city and the deep shades of the
valleys around it. If there is a spot
On the earth suited to Pensiye musings
or thoughtful mood, it is the Mount
vi CtNts' SIGMA.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
THE TIMES
LET IT BE KNOWN.

That the locofoco Presses and Poll
ticians Of this District, persist in
slandering JOHN G. MILLER, by
calling him a Free Soiler, in the face
of the following explicit denial, over
his own signature:
81 AM NOW, and have EVER
BEEN, OPPOSED to the Wilmot
Proviso, in EVERY SHAPE in
which that question has been pre-
sented, and if elected, WILL CON
TINUE to give it my ACTIVE
OPPOSITION."-John G.. Miller.
LET 1T BE KNOWN,
That these same locofoco Presses
and Politicians recognize and sup
port Senator ATcHIsoN as one OF
their leaders, notwithstanding he
VOTED FOR the Proviso, and
BOASTED that HE introduced it
into the Oregon Bill.
LET IT BE KNOWN,
That these same locofoco Presses
and Politicians are supporting JAS.
S. GREEN for Congress, notwith-
standing he VOTED FOR w j.
Brown for Speaker of the House,
the said Brown being PLEDGED
to give the Free Soilers and Aboli-
tionists Majority of the Most I'm
portant Committees, to the end that
they might MAKE MORE EFEC-
TUAL w AR UPON THE
SOU TIL.
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NEW CREED.

Blessed are they that arc blind; for
they shall see no ghosts.
Blessed are they tha, are deaf; for
they never need lend any money, nor
listen to tedious stories.
Blessed is she that would get married
but cannot; for the consolation Of The
gospel are hers.
Blessed are they that expect nothing
for they shall no, be disappointed.
Blessed are they that do not adver.
tisc; for they shall surely not be ,rou
bled with customers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25

A Way to make Boys Marp.-Whcn
Pickwick comPlimen,ed the intelligence
of Mr.. Tony Weller's son Sam, the
proud father replied with an air OF
great satisfaction: l am very glad to
hear of it. sir;I took grea, deal Of
pains in his eddica,ion, sir; let him run
in thestrects gwhen he was young, and
shift for hisself. Its The way 10 make
lad sharp, sir" Judging from the
number of youngsters pursuing the
same "eddicalion" now, we should say
that in a few years we may expec, lc
have a very sharp Sc, Of boys)
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
MR.. GREEN AND THE POWER
OF CONGRESS OVER THE
TERRITORIES.

The Fayetto Democrat abandoning,
some weeks ago, the issue touching Mr..
Atchison's views of the power Of Con.
gress over the Territories, tenders q
new one in regard to Mr.. Green, as fol.
lows:
Blu, i, is not Mr.. A,chison, but Mr..
Green, that is running against Mr.. Nil.
Ter for Congress in this District. Now
wha, will you do with Mr.. Green'-
Where will you place him? Come to
the question at issue. Mr.. Miller af.
firms the Constitutional power of Con.
gress TO prohibit slavery in the Terri.
tories of the United States. Mr.. Green
denies this power. Mr.. Green says
this power is inheren, in the people
only. Mr.. Miller says the Consti'u-
ton Of the United States gives tito
Congress.
Where will ,oe place Mfr. Grccn2 If
you really desire TO know we will tell
you. We place him jus, where his
votes in Congress and speeches at home
place him-sde by side with Atchison
in the slough of sefcon,radiction, at
home denying a power which at Wash
ington he aliirms by his volesl We
place him just where the records of
the country place mos, Locofoco poll,
licians-namely, under the ban of start.
ling Inconsistencies! That's Where Ue
place him.
Now for the proof. An effort unu-
suaIly desperate is being made by the
Democratic press to prejudice the whig
candidate for Congress before the peo-
pie touching his views of the power OF
Congress over the territories. Believ-
ing this issue should be scourged out OF
the Canvass, because false and imma-
terial and of no practical importance
to the country, we are resolved as far
as we have an humble agency in the
matter 10 place the subject in its true
light before the voters, to submit the
facts of the case; to meet and rePel the
assaults made upon Mr.. Miller-and to
show that James S. Green, too, Is COM
MITTEp BEYOND ESCAPE, by acts which
speak louder than words, by the endur
ing record of his opinions, TO the power
of Congress to legislute on the subjec
of slavery in the territories. If we
shall succeed in doing shis-and iha
we will succeed there is no question
another illustration will be afforded o.
the great truth that "those who live II
glass houses should not throw stones"
We ask attention TO the facts of TIT
case: Mr.. Green, in his speech, deliv
cred a, Palmyra, Mo-, on the 9th June
ls49, and which may be found publish
ed in his home orgun, the Canton Repor
ter, Of the 2ls, of The same month
says;
"a bill 10 organize government i
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
4 FRIENDLY VISIT

10 the LITTLE town of Dover which
is situated in the Cumbcrland river, in
Middle Tennessee, there lived some
years ago an eccentric and intempcrnte
old bachelor, by the name of Kingston.
On one occasion, when prostra,cd on
his led by excess, mud SUFFERING scu,eIv
from those horrors, peculiar to his situ.
alton, he sent for one Of his old boon
companions 10 come and visit him
5hryack, for that was the others name
came duly to kingston's room.
"Whai's the matter Kingsion7"
"ShryQch, shu, tie door"
"Ic8, my dear fellow"
Lock it,"
"Ea."
Lock the door"
"Cor,arnly. nv dear bow"
"Shryack, lin going to xii! mvse,fo
nNy,.r,.- 'N'''
,o,,o 40 10 49, '''e'' you
- ~"
i VIII.
Don't I'LL be the death OF you"
Shrygch was or;tc rool a,i ;oooo
I.lle dreaming tbot so terr;Lro an oron,
wa, actually T7inr +, ,oLo nrooa "
+ T:-S,'' 1.I' > ',"e - '1"G pace
.7,''" 'a', Us '"o last eccentric
ac' OF MS iI'e' taken chisel and NAL.
let 10 bed with him, and with desper.
ale resolve, he seized the ex,,oordinorv
tooIs ~ 5eo,b 1,""''
,ho 49, Sr,i''I N''H =" a" '"s'"h' 0Fo'e
VIC o'"1e o' 'oe cAIseI INTO his breast!
Inc hair rose upon Schryack's head,
! and fright spreod like q sheet of snow
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25
eSx-Eg Livery stable. GsP
NEW ADMIMlST Tl0N.

VIMERSON g. HANDLEY would respect
H fully inform the public that they have
purchased of the Messrs. AENoT their entire
establishment, and are now prepared TO ac-
commodUte both citizens and strangers, with
every description of vehicle, and good saddle
horses, at u moments notice.
The additions we are making in new car
riages, Buggies, and fine horses, (none other
ke6t0 will enable US to furnish "turn outs"
equal in style and comfort to any establish
ment in the State. We are also prepared, at
ali times. to attend on pleasure parties, and
10 convey steamboat passengers to any point
they may desire to CO. c,
By strict attention to the wants Of the
community. and fixed determination to de-
,,orro ,be natronage which has been so liber-
aIIy bestowed upon our predecessors, we feel
as:yured ay that our efforts to please, will be ap-
preciated by generous community.
Hearse Nnd Garages ,s ~,iIs ai, ni,ber ,"'i in
.he City or country ,.o ,-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25


Missouri Legislature, the editor of the
Fayette Democrat himself and many
other trading ugi,ators" of the Locofo.
CO party, are committed to that line.
because they have urged Congress to
pass it. or course, then le, them sag
what they may, they are all committed
to the power to do tha, which they have
asked Congress to perform. Then,
gentlemen answer US
l. Can Congress pass an oct without
legislating? and would not the passing
of the Missouri compromise be legisla-
ting on the subjec, of Slavery and 10th
ing else2 And ifso, how can you recon
cile your advocacy Of this measure to
the doctrine ,ha. Congress has no power
10 legislate on the subject First, you
deny the whole power, and then gen.
tlemen, with your usual facility, YOU
turn around, give a flat contradiction
to your own theory, and support a
measure that assumes for Congress a
power which you all denounce as fla
gran,Iy unconstitutional and dcspoiic.
What Statesmen Wha, pinks of con,
sistency!
?. If Congress have no power to leg.
isla,e on the subject of slavery why do
you propose 'ha, i, should Iegislale2
3. lfCongress can neither prohibit
nor admit slavery in the territories why
did Gen. Atchison, Mr.. Green, Major
Jackson and the rest ofyou propose to
prohibit it by act of congress "ia much
the largest portion" of our territories,
Chat north Of the Missouri Compro.
mise,) and admit i. south of that line?
4. If congress have authority to ad.
nit slavery in part and prohbi, il in
part, has it not likewise authority to
admit or prohibit it altogether? If it
can constitutionally prohibit Slavery in
the whole of Oregon and large portions
Of New Mexico and California, land
each Of You have vOted thus 10 prohibit
it) can it not just as legally prohibit il
in all of these territories togcthcrl And
if not, why2
5. IfCongress cannot legslatc on the
subject for want Of an cypress grant OF
power, whereldo you find an expresses
provision for prohibiting slavery in one
territory and admitting il in another?
6. And if congress possesses no
power TO legislate on the subject, is not
all legislation, either prohibiting or adj
mit'ing slavery. and the very act5 for
which you voted. hagrantly in violation
of the constitution, and, as far as yon
are concerned, monuments Of self
qualification and bad faith.
Genllcmen "come to the question at
ISSUE Extrica,e yourselves from the
concessions of power your own acts
assume. Show the people, ifyou can,
that it is consistent with the character
of American Statesmen, that it is in
harmony with the respect due from the
Representative to the people, frs, to
vote under oath for bill excluding sla,
very from territories and then to sen!
your own condemnation by denying the
Constitutional authority Of congress
to pass the very measure .or which you
voted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-25

AGENTS FOR THls PAPER.
V. B. PALMER, Esq. is authorized to pro-
cure Advertisements. receive Subscriptions
and make Collections for the rIMEs,St his If.
fees in the following cities:
PHLADELpHIA-NOrLh Corner Thirl
and Chcsnut streets.
New YoRK-Trbune Buildings.
BosTON No. >, State street.
Fayetie-Audrew J. Herndun.
HuntSriHe-W. K, Samuel.
Mooming ngton-ThOmas G. Sharp.
LinneUS-H. WILKERsoN.
GdmJriage--JonN II. GROVE.
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
OEce on Waller Street, Up Stairs, sert
door to the Glasgow House.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
Ftr one year, if paid in advance, So 90
If not paid before the end Of the year, 3 90
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'hc CiOsses "eIc OTlgihdHy pidhleut-
Hard by was the rock which YVES rem! !
Many other places and objects associa.
ted with the las, scenes Of our Saw
ours life, were also exhibited, Lul were
too palpably spurious for sober men.
lion.
After personal survey Of the spot
and mature consideration Of althe evi.
dence, | confess that cannot implicitly
adoP the general conclusion Of the Pro
tcsIant world. that the church of the
Holy Scpu,chro does not cover The sile
Of our Saviour's Tomb, and has usur.
ped lis distinction. No arguments ten.
ding 10 show tha, the locality Of this
Church was anciently as it is now, with
in the city walls, have been slrong
enough in my mind TO nyaAdale, with
anything like decisive effect, the firm
assertion of tradition to The contrary.
But whether tms spot wos or was not
hatlowed by the death and burial Of the
incarnate Son Of God, the Church tina;
Is L,;I, ,non :, :. .o.ao,l, ;.
6 ,,.,ro o,,;o,;,.. oll, c.;.
CI ,raa;,,n,or,, oIo;r,, al .o.o..tI.
,.to,;,ul,o. .L....I..
fro sc III ,h-;a,;,. 49,, -,...
where millions have kneli with burst.
inn hoor,s of,,r ,,d,,;,,La,L. .I
toll o,l wan, onIo,r,hi, ure,,.;.,,
rrho ,,., .,r, oo .,o,j ,,a..-..o3
t,.l.. ...,. .,,
.rb, ,,.h.. ~. a.
ooo,,;oa ,,,,a;,, ~. ,L-..:.. ,,.-,
Tcn,ls o,5 :, .nr,on,,l.d I...j,r,,.
,,,,,.;,o ,u ,.,;,L H., ,,....'
atom, ,ua,ol,o 7,ho 1.
,ove ,,roh,.ol ,ho n.i.1,.a of ..;.
;,c on rr;d,, oc.una =, a.. 49,.
oso. ,,. a;o-, .,;. g ,l;.
wall ,ba,s - howo;l ,ho f.,o g ,b.;,
TemnIo ,ra.,,o.oo,ono,ooe ,ha,a.
ooca.;o,. o,I o,o ;oaro..;ro
) bov. .oI4or, ,.,,no.o1 r,,,,J oal
jectcd a large number of both sexes
and all ages and conditions. Mos. of
them were seated on the pavement, in
the shadow Of the wall, and were en-.
gagged either in reciling from the Book
of Law, or in repeating to themselves
prayers and CALCULATIONS. The sorrow
Of dcsola'e hearts was depicted in every
counIenance. Soon they all join in q
dlFge Of indescr'bob!e mournlulneSs.
ai!er which they rose and leaning a.
gains' The wall with their faces inwards,
they read from tho Law, repeated ano.
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One square, az lines or less) One Dollar
for the frst and so cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
jon PRINTING,
= OF every description, executed with neatness
and despatch, on reasonable terms.
JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low.
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B. II. SMITH,
Attorney mt Easy,
G.. fH. EsesrCslfsarts.
EuBT. T. PRlWITT. JNo. w. L
h'rc77its s. Henry.

A TrORNEYS AT LAW, Fuyettc, Mo ,
II will attend to all business entrusted to
them in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid to collecting.
E}-Uiice in Criglcr's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
Nov. 10, lSl9--y.
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Charles II. ENagicnstcisf q,

GLASGOW, MO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Hats md Caps, Bo0is and Shoes,
BONNETS AND INDIA RUBBER
GOODS, HARDWARE. CARPETS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, dc
% Front Street, 6 !asgow, Mo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-02-22
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

FRAUDS on THE rUBLIC-since tho virtues OF ,le
Cargling Oh have become extensively ard favoraly
known 10 the Farmers Of the United States and Canada
curative oil in diseases Of animals and as consc-
guence, its deuand becoming great, there has not been
wanting those whose cupdy has suggested 10 them that
II they could coNCocr something nearly resembling in
appearance they could GUESS with anything for name,
they might II upon ting customers sub
.titute for the Gargling Oil The proprietor would
therefore caution those who purchase 10 lie sure the naie
OF q. w MyRCHASr is blown the side Of the bottle and
IN his handwriting the cork ~ others are attempt
nj imitation and are, therefore. m imposition.
Cali on the agent for pamphlet which gives fun
desc ripton OF this remarkable remedy .
All orders addressed to he proprietor will be promptly
responded TO.
Sold by reslec ae dealers generally in the United States
and Canada. Also by
AGENT NAmEs-T. A. Peck, a. c. Spear, Gee
f. Harrington, Burlington w B. Hatch, Wnoosk
Falls John Simonds ID Shelbume :; LYON Il Alex
ander, Charlotte c. w Wicker, North Ferrisburgh
Perkins Nichols Casteton F. Huntington, Yer
gennes; II. l.. Spencer, Rutland; A. Robinson 6
Co :, Bennington Centre; S. p. Peck Bennington
B. Harmon, North Bennington w. NJ Danforh
,WaIIing!ord Clark & Douglass Factory. Pon!
Hooker & Clark, West Poultney w. p. Noycs s
Co, East Poutney A. Allen, Fair Haven Luthe
Joy, Benton Catn & Wright. Orwell +.
Ees, Sudbury Volney Ross. Brandon S. D
Winslow: PIlsford ". M. Sperry, Dandy; VI
HiIliard, DANNY 4 Corners Sheldon Brothers, Paw
let; N. c. Goddard, East Rupent Clark Gray
Dorset.
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