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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-11
PATENTS
PATENTS
American and Foreign Office.
Agency fol Business with U. s. Patent Omca-

~ANAAOon anu EOI6lSu OIIlce.
WASHINGTON.
No. % State Street-BOSTON
N 1910 the subscriber appointed by n Comp,,
sloher oil Patents Agent of the u $ Patent Office in m
cordance with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having relnquished the Agency for transmission of Noa
els, and adopted expeditions mode of sending b
10 TIE Patent Office whereby Patent NAV he n, ocnrd
about SIX weeks eaer he continues to forward them f
Oh eApese-to prepare Caveats Specifications
ana all the necessary Papers and Draw inqs for po,ents
" ieluer adVIee ON legal and scientific matters respectn1
9 same; fhlt ssecured in Europe and other countries
ny apphctit 81 this Office inventors are saved the ti,s
ana cost OF .trney TO Washington and DELAY there as
wen as all persons trouble obtaining their Tbew
So nave De advantage of verbally explaining their nven
o ana oil consulting in respect to them; matters in qon
a, vi paramount Importance in order to obtain correct
sPecucaos and claims. The experience of sixteen years.
piacuce an extensive collection of works decisions
@ Oh echanlcal Subjects the Patent Laws and Patterns
"a inherent countries collected expense Guing he
ohs ne this Office has been established together with
ACCOUNTS mere kept OF inventions patented al Washuoton
e SUBSCRIBER to afford to inventors DESTROYS of pro-
curing faehs, assistance and information which in oiher
'espects might be difficult of attainment
H. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
Noshingt0n, July Fl. 1919. During the time
occupied The Office of Commissioner of Patents r. H. En-
Df Esq oil Boston, did business at the Patent Office as So
oltor lo procuring Patents There few if any, per
sos cg IN hat capacity who had much business be
e .le Faeh OlHce; and there who conducted
WIN more skill fidelity and success regard Mr. Eddy
m Ue VI he pest informed and skilnl Patent Solicitor
III he United states, and have hesitation in assuring in
'on'ors that t'y cannot employ person more cOmpeeu
ana trustworthy and more capable of putting their appla
lions III form 10 secure for them an early and fayorably
consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE,
= - Late Commissioner of ents
i, andR
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NJ 0TTC r

N UT Il.
FHE subscberhaving relinquished his business,
Il count OF i'll health returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage given him. and takes pleasure in recommending
his successor, Mr. HUNTING, as every way qualified to
please customers.
my9-d6w CHAS. p. CHAPLIN
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GREAT DAGUERREAN PALACE

WORCESTER.
IE citizens of Worcester and vicinity are resnectllv
Il informed that the
City Daguerrean Company
nave tted up at great expense of the most magn-
cent Daguerr1hn Establishments in the United States A
spacious and hly furnished AneRoom will be open at all
.es ior vsers who may desire to examine specimens,
or who may sh DaguerI eoypes either themselves or
their friends The establishment will be under the super
vision of ~ ~F
AN EXPERIENCED AND SKILFUL ARTIST,
who IN this branch of the Fine Arts has 10 superior in tn
country One of the apartments fitted with glass roof
which renects Nofth Light possessing, every Artist
Knows unrvaed advantages over every other descrpon
Of light In the finishing of Dasuerreotypes, and in ether
parts OF the process of taking Them the propretors hize
made improvements which to be patented AID
winch are not in possession of any other establishment in
the country.
fe satisfaction Will be guaranteed and the patronage
OF the public is respectfully solicited Entrance TO he
Palace is on Harrington Corner. my5-dwIy
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NEW DRUG STORE.

Az ~ w ~ ~ " " y II e.
VIE subscriber would inform the public that for the nc
Il commodation of his fellow citizens in The Sonh mi
south Easer part of the city, he has opened Drug
at the corner of Park and Trumbu streets and SUBMITTED
with an entire new stock Of the hest NffS "
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals,
together with large assortment of FANCY GOODs s,.h
as are usually kept by Druggists that he will he ~ MI
times ready 10 supply any orders in his line of business
larucnlar personal attention paid TO the compromising
ana putting up OF physicians prescriptions day or night.
marzs-uu II G. BATES, NJ D.
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FASHIONABLE
TIRE WAR ROOM

TIL subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, No. o MaiA street, opposite
the Central Exchange, Cup stairs) have stocked
-. them with rich and elegant assortment of
III Furniture ofthe latest styles Drawing rooms
furnished in Rose Wood, Black Walnut or
Mahogany, upholstered in Plush, Damask or
Hair Cloth, of the latest designs. and superior
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CHAs. P. CHAPLIN.

SIGN PAINTING,
Q'HE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform hi
friends and the public generally, he has taken the
Od stand at SO Main street, formerly occupied by e. p
CHAPlN, where he intends carrying the
Sign Painting Business,
IN all It's branches and hopes by the attention to
ms business to merit that share If public patronage that
mas heretofore been bestowed upon his predecessor
my9 dow H. A HITNTiNG
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FIRE ENGINES.

Warranted to give satisfaction Orders for Engines vii,
be promptly attended to. BENZ JGSIVN !"
Worcester, Oct. 18th, 1850. "
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uMdER ARRANGEMENT-o and after AR. 7, 1851
TRAINS

FSTs g57s Essszss5zssss7 - sSs.1 -
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

80 jzses 49, Z
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
ENGINEERS REPORT.
To the President aud Directors Of The Vermont Central
Railroad C0mpdnV:
August l6, 1851.

To the President aud Directors of The Vermont Central
Railroad Company.
GENTLEMEN Since the last annual meeting of stock
holders the line of the Vermont Central railroad has CON
tinued in uninterrupted and successful operation
The Vermont and Canada railroad was opened for pas-
senger and freight the 10Th day of January and
been subsequently operated under lease by this Company
DulS the past winter passengers and freight were car
ried over Lake Champan Rouses Point on the ice but
subsequently, the connection with the Ogdensburgh railroad
at that place. has been made by steam aud tow boats and
the business OF the road has been subjected to the
and delays of ranshpment To remedy this evil the
wharves of the two Companies have been extended into
the Lake, to admit of safe and convenient connec
ton of the two roads the deck of float or boat SIM
porting track of rails which has been constructed for the
purpose and will be operation within the present month
NO doubt entertained of the of this plan and
II is hoped that while will all the purposes of
draw-brdge will also quiet the camors and fears of those
interested IN the navigation of the Lake and other inter
ests more local aud selfish in their character and more nva-
raby adverse TO the advancement success of great oub
lie enterprises and improvements.
The line OF the Champan and ST. Lawrence railroad ex-
tendng from the St Lawrence Montreal to the Og-
densburgh railroad Depot Rouses Point will be SO far
completed as to be opened for passengers aud freight within
the present month and simultaneously with the
Of uie works Tor crossing the Lake, before referred TO-
Iiect ana uninterrupted liues of railroad will then ex-
teha from the 81 Lawrence Ogdensbureh (which
may DC regarded the foot Of navigation of the oea,
Lakes and Montreal (Which is the largest commercial civ
IN tne British American Povinces) to a common poin ot
union upon the Vermont Central railroad at Rouses Pont
ana fne"e over ITS entire length If l64 miles 10 the Con-
"ecc1 rs@ ana Junction with other lines leading to
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Re-Opened.

rNHE snbscribor. have this day reopened the DEPOT
STORE, in Waterbury, recently occupied by .. roe
where they intend keep, and have on hand
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tHe Iaigc-t pod best a--ofinrHi of
KEITH NANkL
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
FARMERS GUIDE,

-Four leadng BRUSH Quarterly Reviews and Blactwoods
Magazine w addition TO which they have recently com
menccd the Publication Of valuable Agricultural Wort
- M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-08
70 WHOLESALE PURCHASERS.
LATEST AND BEST
Collection Of Church Music
NOW READY.
TIE GOLDEN LYRE:

\ NEW collection Of church music, adapted 10
n uae various metres now IN use, together with a
great variety oincw anlhrm. sentences, aud chants
Tor cl,ors' Singing classes musical associations, and
social sacred music circles, by V. &, TAYLOR
anhofOl Iay!oFs Sacred Minstrel Choral An.
ITEMS" &c
Nehnye explored It's contents enough to dare 10
speak pcA oft. M TAYLOR is himself the n,thor
OF a good part OF The book, and he shows musical
rehHg' TASTE, and invention, which make II no pre-.
sumption ~ nm ioapptar asa composer. =. M
IhNofS pieces are recommended by their melody
woven INTO NIL the iuurpIgt>, by their rApreS.Ivcc,-
which always varies with The subject and by ilri,
uniformly nTtl-lic style. 49, And Ia.t bat not len +,
the work ID more bruut fully and ccnriyp nted than
my w'iN winch We TcGGenI, er OF the klnd, ~ Y
Iri5gas
W. believe the book to be Cr,aysupcrior 10 nny
tina, ha preceded i, and We hink il NAV claim ~
he h'ucr adapted to,.nndmor suitable Tor, the W.
o' rlor. --STDRls lQayic,L Times
Nrhlvr * 'miNrl this new collection Of church
music, aud wouIi add orr tavombe opinion Of Il.
n"T,,s'to ne many cncomljlns It has elected ~
We hope this collection will meet that fnvor and
-u'rr'S at winch lls deserving ~ ]. R,rordsr
VI TAYLOR hows grcgl 'aslr. aid M mains hay,
'H'ns pared O. furnish 10 clus lAe very sole ofmu.
.,c --DenoH Free P,sss 80, ''''
u q. collection made with lmi-u,'r taste. m
with semitic kuow,edgr ol the wiolr ii I'd of mn.
.Ir There i aspyll and ,oul m m, composition.
iGr'rHsr
Tn tunes lonvHr, Dawn md Others Of Ike chm
'citE' ~ arr particularly pleased with lheys,uuI
Free Press
" Taylor iswnniugf1r hmsrlrnnrnyinh,p ,cp
nlaunn a, composer aud If what we SEE OF Mi
new hook, W" tel assured 1t will excel nnylhno
winch hn1s preceded H.. CiereigRG Piaind,aier'
,Mr. Iavlor's music throughout, is OF The h.rhcs,
OF co hposiion' aud comments Itself ut once to n
ltAwLry, Fuller, & Co ,Publlshc,. Inca Nv
FOR snIe attasIem priccshy
oe'!! A H. & C hurley.
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- 1850 -
MattesOn & Preston,


COlMlSSlUN 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
''''' \ ~A''h'OT RsrERENrEs JOHN B. 'hh''''
Messrs POmeroy 81 Durkee, 81 Louis.
Capt, Calvin Case
Mcssr- Smith aud Townsend. !Nep Orleans
7. A. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge.
Benz. Wace Esq Matches
l. N Msrris. ESQ, ;"
Messrs. Wordsworth, Dyer, & Chaplin, Ciieoco
Ogden l. Jones, A."
William Gooding, LOckport.
Messrs. MattesOn & Bradner, Joliet
", :, WalkeI & Kicking, Otta,Os.
W ii: w Cushman, Esq,
Isaac Hardy, Esq, La Sale.
ID. l.. Hough
James Dunlap, Esq, Jqet'orr-.
-" Phelps aud Bourand,
Hon. Thomas Ford.
Messrs Bmdner & Co, NeU FORK,
David Leautt, Lsq
Me5sls Suydum, Sarc& Co "
Corning, Iioner & Co, Aibsny
A } Williams, Lsq Eucn,
Msssrs Kimberly fease y Co., Bub--,
lay and Wea.lcI,
Reed, Park x Co, Bsdrsr,
Bcbh and Bishop. CleUCiaRd,
" Burrows j Co. Cincinnati
" Williams and Diwor,h, Pitt4,-s.
Knapp and Iouen,
" f. and Faber, 4"
Hoffman aud Coates, Perm,
!. D. liaruon, Esq,
7. D Brewster, Esq,
4. II RI lgr.y, Esq, SpiHgr...,
b. G. Webster, Esq. "
I'm. Fem. Esq, I.acon
Messrs Dad ey islI War low Henneptn,
C!ins. G.. Wilcox, Esq P,kin,
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CjNSlGNMfNTS,
Referring to our card above We tnke thu, occasl !
10 solicit cJaa!r0mens Of merchandise either for
snit here, or iu.warllng 70 Other points
. We shall conline ourselves to n commission mo
forwarding business, aud fee conf dent in nssuri1p
you that our experience IN husrrs-, and ccq iaint,
0nc' generally ~ the country, wIl.rnabr We to give
any business with which W. may he flvored, the
nos,sati-i. c,oIy attention.
Any person wI-hlng m have groceries oiany kind
orouy o.b-r article punch-,ed IN -; Louis or New
Oar.n' aui shipped to them. ear have Il done l.
sending their pu'c-, u us. '"r q per cent on the
money invested P,rson-dunI O rcial business arv
wecn west u' Druot.pr IN rny uher direction ca II
depend upon having then order. filed atns low rntc,
llh"y send to Us and perhaps lower than they could
by coming themselves. Every attention shaI be- 81.
ven TO having goods put in good order and shipped
at ow rates, however small the amount may he thsl
j. sen, to 10 be Invested il -hallh done profup,
ly and 10 order. MiTrEsuN & PRgSTcy.
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PsI;sl.EN NNl'iIE

Is thereon, due the county of La Sale and state
OF Illinois tor A D ls4s, held atthc Cour, House
~ ottawa, IN said county, on the 2j,h day Of July
lsI9' purchased the southeast or Of sec %. town
49, rnnge for the sum Of 50 II The time of re-.
hentton Of said tract will expire two years from
sall date Of purchase. dec . 7 s SEYHoLp-
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Chicago advertisements.
The Farmers Wants Met
The wheat crop ssyed by the use Of
Persons Patented Seed Drill !

udNUFACTURED AT CHICAGO.
AVlNG just returned from the country
where / have seen anunbcr OF the farmers
IL who used this drill last spring and fall, and
many Others have heard from BY letter nil express
ing themselves satisfied with their purchase, aud do
notbeleve any farmer would take three times the
cost tor his dnll, providing he could not obtain an
other. The saving oflabOr and seed alone is sui-
hcient inducenien tor every iarmcr 10 have drill ;
but there are other considerations still greater i'm
portnnce, as 1t has been fully ascertained that u,
least one third mere wheat c~ti be raised where II
Is seeded with u good drill
The work Of the drill Is not confined TO the seed
ing OF wheat. but will seed all kinds Of grain and
seeds. Mr. De Volt. OF Wisconsin, who purciIas-
ed JIM last spring, SAID hr would plant or sow
every seed on his farm excerpt potatoes" with the
ann. Many have inquired Of me il corn could be
planted to advantage with the drill. | say II can
saw three hsids last Angus that was planted with
ne drlIat Rockford by Mr.. H. ". Banoss, James
Horksand } Johnson, They said they would get
at least one third more corn than wh en- planted in
NE usual way. IL will be remembered that this il
PERSONS PATENTED SEED DRILL,
Manufactured at Chicago, by 4. Vane, which is nd
United TO be tar superior to any grain drill in this
country and perhaps IN the world. For simplicity
durability, and neatness Of workmanship, 1t nnds
unnvalled. There are other drills that nle sold for
less money, but II is not always the thing sold at the
lowest pnce that s the cheapest, and 1t is SO with
drills. Any good farmer who gets one ofmy drills
and becomes dissatisfied with his bargain Is at lib
erty to return II IN six MONTHS IN good order and
will give him his money back and take the increase
OF gram raised by using the drill for It's use ANY
farmer wishing dnll in the spring, will be disap
pointed IN geHln2 II unless he sends in his order
soon, as am making tor none but those that order
SEND niong the orders; spring Will soon be here. ]
vii give the names Oft few farmers who have the
drills or have had wheat seeded by them:
lLL1N
Wessrs King & Lathron ST ChaTles
James Brown, Geneva.
.losrph Churchill, Batavia,
james Schouhlvcn, El.in,
J. II Seward Morngo.
Il. W. Barass, Rockford.
James Works,
Horace Miller,
&. e. Miller,
Joseph Wilson, Dufilo Grove.
Rinewault d ALDERMAN, Mt Carol
j Schoolmaker Pennsylvania Settlement
John Gage, Arlington, Lake co.
Mam Redi.ck Ottawa.
Ralph WJre, Granville
+ T. Minor NJ D Elk Grove.
j Il NJ B Mason, Pennington.
Joseph Wells,
A. II. Hawley, Pclin
J Dickson,
Lewis Shelton,
NN'N' eAVii az lhIN
SCONSIE.
a. P Dckey, Racine
Deacon Smith, Troy.
Mr. Edwards, Sugar Greek.
Nj. Pierce,
T. VI. Buhlre
WIN. DrWof Hear, Prairie.
Horace Adams
Lbyaez.r Thomas, Eaglo Prairie.
A. R Hnkley,
Henry Warner Fond du Lac.
Il. Hulbrri, pIsttryie.
j. ) Bublee & Co, Belot.
IOWA.
Rev 7 s. Morris, Du Buque
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KOHN AND MANDLEBAUM'S COLUMN.
all and Winter Stock of Clothing.
"LOOK BEFOREYOU LEAP,,,

There saying old enough, but $ sery tese,
And % alude to in rhymin
There benefits attached % which al lmaysa
But nnd whatever else do "Look before you Leap
Some famous uadenen
They determined to though wrong
They opened store displayed their goods the
They saw-admred- gey bought spoke praises
For successful. they advanced the OF
They both high and low
TIL their noble
Gould wres the lauie they had by putting display
AS kon Mandeban they why then not wei
Let's and make much like we'll
~ people only look Tor clothes Thought cheap;
They little care Tor quality, nor Look before Leap'
But mark the fulresul this, their estim waswr
lis styes pnce-ts quaIyhats looked by
They dosiand clothing sgoodas
The lNnoans awake. they Look before Lsap"
Iheiame our house has grounded deep trade
For gold and silver clothes
Our mart Fastlonss the place, advantages -leap-
BE are Mand!ebaun aud" Look before
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projection FIRE and Nlarine
Insurance COMPANY!

THE underg ncd, agent for this Old and well es,ab
= 'shed institution, continues 10 issue Policies OF
Insurance agnlnst loss or damage by fire, ESQ A.
gnlns the hazards omarlne or inland transportation,
htthe current rates OF premium charged by other re-
sponsIhe companies. Al claims for loss, under
p2iices issued BY the undersigned, will be promptly
adjusted, and paid, by the General Agent Of the
company, located at Cincinnati The losses paid
ny this Company IN the Western County, DUNG
I he last - wears, exceed $1,000 OO0
Ottawa. Feb \ e. BURR. AGENT,
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Bowling Saloon, /.

ANES Otonnur rHp,ctnlIy informs the citi.
~ 1ens at Ottawa, Tint h. hns recently re.h,trd
ave, 9tu materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally r,,nbli,hrd by HIM
ana that he Is now prepared TO accommodate pnrl,rs
desiring healihin exercise, with the best game frn
pins to be found this side of Chicago
~, lis Alley has been aely constructed ofthc beet
Cherry, aud cannot tail to give the utmost ,aIt,tac.
ton. Jan 10
4 SUPERIOR article ofGo'l.a .r,rr 20
~ jnni Strr.. * L...'.
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TO officers and Soldiers.

Whether Resuidr. Volunteer. Rangers. or Militia.
Of tie lfar Of lSl2, Mexican, and al Indian
H'ars SiHce 1890, Bidch HacEs " ar inciudei)
4 Lb Of You who have not received bounty lands
"a are now entitled 10 them. and can obtain nor,
nation and assistance m procuring them by calling
npon the undersigned al his Pension, Bounty Land
Patent and General Agency Office or by letter post
paid Having had several years experience in the
public departments NJ Washington City he is rna
bed To render efficient service to those having busl-
ness nt any description, before either OF them
Office IN the Court House, Joliet Illinois.
4 + PATRICK. attorney al Lam
R:'creRc'-Sru and Rcprr-rntariycsju con.
gross from Illinois; How VIM Rrdd.ck and lohu
tire, Esq , Ottawa Hon !. y. Maursrn and Hon
VIVA l.. Lutte, Juhrt. Oci j., 1850 -l0f
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Estate Of John Mcintyre, deceased

DURsUAN'f to an order Of the county cour, o
L La Sale county, notice il hereby given. that III
persons having claims agninf, the estate of JOIN
MCINTYRE, late OF the county Of La Sale, decrns.
ed, are required oproduce the same in wnlinc and
ME them N said court on the lst Saturday in Ann
next, when and where said claimants are re.
claims adjusted in pursuance oiInw Wv
CAruARlyg MclSryRr, Erreutrir.
Ottawa. Feb T. 1851
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that will oilrr for
sHc at the door Of the Court House, IN ora.
wa, on MONDAY March 9Th next two. thirds of the
following described re- es,ate of the estate Of l,nac
Painter, deceased
., ne undivided OF the south west quarter of sec
%, IN township 81, north Of range 3, east OF third
principal meridian.
FEB. &. PE1rR ScHoosovGR, Admir-
STATE OF ILLINOIS. la Sale county. In
Ghancey Lasa!le Circuit Court, April tenn, a.
1881 Hannah Ann Tuner Is Joab Turner
Ball for Divorce.
happening from an affidavit on file in the Office
OF the clerk oihe circuit court OF said county that
the deienfent. Josb Turner IL not resident IT the
state oi Illinois md the complainant having flied her
h''l OF complaint herein, aud summons having issued
thereon according io law, nsicc i, therefore hereby
gwen TO the said Joab Turner, that unless hr shnI
be and appear beinr the circuit court OF said county
on the fret day OF the next term thereof to he hold
en- nt the Court House, in Ottawa. on the l,h Mon
day OF April next, and demur answer. or tScept 10
SAID complalnap's bill, The sam. will be taken as
confessed against you, and the matters and things
therein prnyed for, decreed ace ,rdln gly.
I. LlNDLEY Clerk.
Norris 4 Fisher. Compliments Solicitors trb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-08
OR. CHRiSTiE's
GNLNANIC NECKLACE

IL used i0r ell complaints affecting the Throat OF
ur.d suuh ss bronchitis IUfam OF the Throat,
Ssr'ou, ,ui SICK Headache, DiLrinso vi the Heed,
Neufsiga ~ the Face, BuLIing or Roaring in thS
sHrs, ursnn-., -Hicn !. generally Nervous, and thai
lpuSstug com plant rAllNd Tie DolOIsux
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-02-08

There sr" many more names could give VOC
nut think II unnecessary ! would further inior.n
n farmers Of The west, that have taken the store
No. I57 South ItHtcr street. corn,r Of La Sale
Brown ms y" old Bank Building, for the purpose Of
hr, ping a Kinds OF me best unt most approved far
cago are invited 70 call on the subscriber.
Chicago, Jan llA VANE, I57 South UIater G.,