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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-25

Trr acknowledged and extraordinary curative
powers of these wonderful inventions is now gcn
orally known and their sales and reputation through
out the whole country so extensive, that 1t would
seem unnecessary to urge their merits further But
some late circumstances have occurred which render
it matter of duty to the public not to he altogether
silent for while the ephemerol nos,rums Of the day
are trumpeted by columns through the Press and
swallowed by quarts and gallons by the afflicted,
aud are found just good for nothing,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-25
Chrstle's GaIyanie and Magnetic CuratIycs,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes, and are
constantly achieving cures in an alarming train Of
diseases, which have for ages bafled all the aid of
medicine and all the resources Of Science. These
Diseases are called
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-25
WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
rTt- IL YEARS NLn.,..
BlooNiyo GRoyE, Orange Co, n. Y,

BLooNiNG GROW, Orange Coz n. w. July &C. 1850
| To DR 4 H. CHRisrtr New York
Dcar Sr-Ilaving been very severely handled by
hcumetIsm and other disease. and having been
cured IN a most remarkable manner hy CHRiSTIE'S
GALVANiC BELT and FLUID, tht nght would
give you statement Of my case for the benefit Of
others lad the Rheumatism, last winter and my
legs swellod very much. My head also very
much afflicted having SO severe pain over my cyes
that cOull scarcely see. At the same time, |
troubled by spasms, caused by the pain in my head,
I suppose My hearing had been getting poor for
several years from a catarrh, so that in one car ]
could scarcely hear at H. Having heard wonderful
account, Of CHFsrW's BtrT dnG FLUip ! sent to
your store and got them. The Belt was nut on, and
the iluid used as directed and don't think have
had after tho first night using them minute clenr
rain from that time 10 this, being six moHths. Tho
Rheumatism left my body entirely, after wearing
the Belt very short time. probably two weeks.
I hen PIT ON a ,anic Necklace and had not
worn II two weeks, before my head was perfectly
well My hearing in both cars is entirely restored
tho pain all gone my sight Is very good for man
Of my &c. ~ years IN Au9usu end | consider ny
soli entirely well having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty consider my cure
commend ,hristIe's Gaivnuic Curatlves to all
persons afflicted as have been
Csgned) rHINEAS TUTmLL.
state of New York NowburFh, Orange County 81,
Phlnoas Tuthill Of Blooming Grove Orange County,
y. 4. who is personally known 90 me ~ a most 10.
spectacle citizen and worthy 81 all confidence being
duly deposcs aud says that the facts cot forth
Ia The above statement in relation to his case arc
entirely correct and that he Is IA the enjoyment
Of good health caused as be believes by Chrstics
Gayanic Curatiyes.
PHlNEAS TTTHlLL
Sworn before me this 26th DAY Of June 1850
S. W. EAGER, Justice Of the Peace
AZ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the use
Of mr. CHRIS 1IES G.ti I,iNiC CTR.iJITES
an1 they may be worn by the most feeble and deli
cato with perfect ease and safety In many cases
the sensation attending their use - highly pleasant
md GgIssgir Ihcy at accompanied by foil sn1
plain directions Tor usc. Pamphlets With full par.
truiars ua be Oht aimed yfaiig Of The authori
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WATER TWIST CUTTONS.

WATER TWIST CUTTONS.
WATER Twist Shrling and York Mlls
~ Long cloth, for sale by
ais r. LAWTON & BROTHERS.
RICH ~. III SILKS.
A few patterns Of Rich plaid sIIk; Also Til
Il Colo. stripe, ju,t receivcdby
ais L. LAWFON & BROTHERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-25

Tho following certificate is from Mr.. Brh-
dy,tne celebrated Dagucrreotypist
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with extreme weakness
il WIS advised to take Hutchings' Dyspep,i
b,ters, AMI have every reason TO beyear
in b,. spcrfecly cured me. | havesinlfell
10 symptoms OF n return Of the disease and
HE eve from re effect il had on me that
WI cure the ycrst cases ofDySpepSis.
NJ. B. BRADY,
No eos Broadway, n. Y.
The Proprieto- ofthS medicine hasreceiv.
ed many oIher certificates OF cures, equally
remarkable, of,h various diseases for which
thu, preparation is applicable :; but the aho;e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprej.
ndced mind of It, value and superiority
above all other preparations.
Principal office, l42 Fulton ST., N. Y, up
stairs.
Price, 50 cents rer bottle, OF CbottleI for
So SO,
r. X. HAZARD & co.
Apothcearics Hall.
NJyl Agent for Newport.
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The IIGdel Daughter.

We find this sketch aloat on newspaper river,
and we haul it in for the beuett of our read
ers:
Constantly she comes down to breakfast be-.
fore the tea things are taken away She is always
ready for dinner. She curls her own hair, and
can undress herself without a servant She is
happy at home, without going to ball every
night. She has not headache when papa asks
hsr to sing. She practices only when he is cut.
She does no! read novels in bad. She dresses
plainly for church, and returns to luncheon with.
out her head being cralnmed Chotk full of bon
nets. She Is not perpetually embroidering mvs-
ferrous braces, or knitting secret purses. Her
fingers are not too proud too mend stockings or
make pudding. She looks most attractivelr af
ter the holes in her fathers gloves. She is a
clever adept in preparing Cruel, white wine
whey, tapioca, chicken broth, beef tea, and the
thousand little household deicaces of sick
room. She Is n tender nurse, moving noiselessly
about, whispering words Of comfort and admin.
istering medicine with an affection that robs it
of half its bitterness. She does not scream at
lcech, or faint at the sight Of black beetle
She does not spin poetry, or devour it in any
quantity. She does not invent excuses for not
reading the debates to her father in the eve.
nlng, nor does she skip any OF the speeches.
his head when he falls asleep. She can behold
An officer with wumanly fortltude without fall
ing in love. She never contracts milliners bill
unknown to her parents-she would die sooner
She never stitched red turk in her life She
scars above Berlin wool and crying one.tro.
three, one.two-three continually. She studies
housekeeping. is perfect in the common rules q
arithmetic, and can toll pretty nearly how many
long skies 60 in the pound She checks the
weekly bills, aud does not blush if seen in a
butchers shop ON Saturday. She is not contn.
ually fretting to go to Paris, or diving to see
Jenny Lind, nor does she care much about that
love, Mario. She does not take long walks by
hsrself, and come home saying she lost Yer way
She treat, her fathers guests with ciyilitv She
never dressed in silks or sans the first thing
in the morning, nor is she looking out Of The
window or admring herself in the looking glas.
oil day long. She makes the children rock.
and plays q little at chess and Backgammon
anything to please her dear father. She doe.
not send home lovely iswelry for her dear father
10 look at. She has terrible horror of couuet
ting. She is kind to the servants, and concea
their little faults. She never Louts when sculd
ed, nor shuts herself up in room to cul,ivat,
the sulks She is the pet o. her darling papa
and warns his slippers on winters night. ant
lights the candle before going up to bed She q
her n,anas dear good girl, as is sufficient,
proved by her being entrusted with all III,
keys Of the housekeeping There is = terrible
crying when she is married and for days alle
her absence nothing is heard in the house bu
regrets, md loud praises, aud earnest prayers 70
the happinsss of the model daughter
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LA SALE CIRCUIT CONFEDERATION for
Partition: VIM. Tickling rs Edmund Weed
llezekiah Weed, ID. w. Tetcr, 5. b Teier, p,
Tetcr, Abraham Tcter VIM. II. Teler, Mary
Ann Cox md John Teter.
NOTICES hereby given, that by virtue and m
~ pursuance OF q dtCrctal order in the above
cause, nj the April term, A. D 1851. Of La Sale
Circuit Court, shall offer for sale n, public auction
AT the door of the court house, in Ottawa ON Saur.
day, the 18th day of July, a. d. 1851, the following
described real estate, to wit:
Lots No. :, II, 50, G., II, IS, 81, aud the follow.
ing described portion oilot 40 viz; commencing a,
~ point on the west line OF said ot at the distance
OF l0i feet south of the NV corner OF said lot the
boundary line runs south OH the line Of snid lot TO
the southwest corner thereof, thence east on the
Inc Of said lot TO the southeast corner thereof
thence north on the line ofsad LOT to poin, on said
line 81 feet south Of the ne corner thereof thence
west "a feet, thence south 50 feet, thence west 50
feet, TO the place Of beginning-oll being marked
letter |, and numbered ns above on the plat or map
OF the division OF the swirq ofsec l,town 80 north
range 3east oithirdp M, with all the Entertainments
and appur,enanoes thereunto belonging. All Of
which real estate will be offered for sale between
the hours Of ga M. aud sunset OF said day, to the
highest aud best bidder for cash.
Il. s. LELAND, Il. Il GOODEtL,
Atty for COMMIT. Sheriff. Commissioner
Ottawa may 90, 1851
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TO Officers and Soldiers.

lIhsihcr Regular, Volunteer, Hangers, ~ Militia
o. The lidr of lSl2, NericaH, and aN Iadian
H.ars since 1890, lBiach Hn0ks Var iacludcd)
\ LL utyou who have not received bounty lands
a ARE now entitled to them, and can obtain iuior.
nation and Resistance in procuring them hy calling
npon the undersigned at his Pension, Bounty Land
Patent aud General Agency Office or by Irlierpost
paid. Having had several years experience in the
public departments at Washington City, he is cna-
bedto render efficient service 10 those having bust.
ness ct any description, before cilhrroiihem.
Office in the Court House, Joliet Illinois.
f. f. PiTRiCK, attorney m Lam.
Reicr,Hce- Senators and Representatives IN con.
gross from Illinois Hon. VIM Reddck and John
lilsc, Esq, Ottawa Hon. J. A. Matteson and Hon
WIN. Il. Little, Joliet. Oct ~, lsjO-lOT
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Aux Erancai..

EAN II. MURPHY, ayocat, ct proCureur,
- aynnt sctnhl tiXemcu, IN Ottawa, oticrt -es GER
vices aux FRANCHISES de cette VILE ct con,c Il Sac.
cUpr de rrns"lgncmcniS EN- general. de vcntcs ct
rhl'7 he tcrcs ct muI-uns, de reduction de letters
prnruraUon, de recouvTcmcnt de- payer dies imput
sur ls- hIcu de- ierrc IT de- ire nm eXacte recherche
de r'rrs e. s0yant bieu verse dams IN Anguc Fran
jos, - les l0ly dEurope syant ypratqu. pu-ieurs
nuDr-| ON Sc, rouvnit lcur ayun,age de- luyoir
par Ia, lrur- Sauyaient lrucommode ct lembarra,
suite de Ne eurparlent IaIauguc Eugiaisc.
Office den- In cour aug TO-
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WHAT 10 rorR NAME r--1hree wild mud larks,
we're recently captured by a younk divine and
brought into Sunday School in New York
What ia your name, my boy r.
Dan, replied the untaugkt one, who was first
Intercepted
Job, no your name is Daniel, say it now
Daniel"
Eyes well, Danie, take that seat"
"And what is your name I" was interragatoi OF
number two.
Sam" calculated the urchin.
"Oh dear, no, lie Samuel cit down. Samuel,
and now let US hear what your name is, my
bright little fellow |" said he, turning 10 the
third.
with grin Of selfsatisfao,on, and a shake Of
the head that would have done honor 10 Lord
Burleiyb, the young oatchumen, boldly replied,
'yim'usl, be Jabers I'm Y Spirit Of tie
yir,eA
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants.

ME subscriber having made arrangement.
with Ne>pnslan Ellis, Esq, OF Washington
= City, hereby gives notice thathe is prepared
ioprosecur Bounty Land, Pension and other claims
upon government with facility aud Oh favorable
terms,
The principal classes Of cases Of andboun, and
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest are as follows to wit:
lsiLhBd Bounty Is due TO all officers, n0n.conmis.
stoned officers, musicians, or prvatcs, whether reg
u'ars, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served in
the warot lsl2, unless they have heretofore recei.
we'd land bounty. Also, to all such rs served in any
OF the Indian Wars since 1906 and also the comms.
stoned officers who served in the war with Mexico,
70 wit Those whd enlisted Tor one year and served
'months,tn 100 acres those who enlisted for six
months aud served imunthS to SOacrcs All those
VINO served over month TO 10 acres The widow
OF soldier who was killed in battle, Is entitled TO 100
acres. II the officer or soldier il dead the widow is
entitled TO the bounty. II there he no widow. the
mGOr heirs Of the officer or solder IRE entitled to
the bounty
~ Pensions for life are due In NIL widows of
revolutionary officers aud soldiers, II they were mar.
ned pnet TO 100
I'd. Increased pensions arc due TO all such widows,
1878. "
All communications addressed 10 me on the
above subjects viii receive prompt and respectful ut.
icniion. Postage paid pnnl letters sen, through the
fost Office. Ottawa, noyg VI. +, IoLiisrrR.
Affy at Lar, and Land Agent.
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To Officers. soldiers, ~ idoIys ana
Heirs Of deceased SOIhiCIs.

4 LII TAKE NOTICE rhat'hc undersigned arc
~ hand ns usual, 10 procure your bounty lands
pensions bnck and extra pay, at nominal rates low
r thnn ever Having had considerable experience
in this business, and being in direct c0rrcspoRdcHce
ruth The DcpdriWCHtS0f The Government havinri IN
charge the adjustment oisuch claims, we are certain
We can do your business to your entire satisfaction
When We are not successful in in securing claims OF
this kind, We never charge. Call aud see Us at our
law and land agency office. NoRRls Il FISHER.
Nov u ls5O-tf
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RAIR or SPxED on Me Ntp York aud Erie
Rdiiyoad--Ths first travel train through from,
Dunkirk to New York made the whole distance
in II hours--bsing At the rate Of eel miles per
hour. Il is the intention thu company to make
An avsra6 p spced Of aS miles per hour; so that
trains viz 80 through in IA hours. stoppasss in.
L~Y~-s~I
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the most Undoubted Character,
sI"TII 10 TII IVY IWIlITIT ~ IIIIs TdFTI
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusiyely proves that
Truth is stranger than Felton,
CURE OF
Rheumati sm, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

REV. DR. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
If Ssw Jersey of distinguished a,tainments and ex
SIDNEY, New Jersey July H. 1915
DH A II CHssriE-Dear Sir: You wish 10 know
Of me whs, has been the result in my own case, Of
the application Of THE GALVANlC BELT AND
NECKLACE My reply is as follows:
For about hreniy years | had been suffering from
Dyspepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse,
could obtain permanent relief from any couFss
VI medic al treatment whaSver About fourteen years
nnce in consequence OF frequent exposure to the
weather, IN the discharge OF my pastoral duties
I became subject to a severe Chronic rheumatism,
which for year after year, caused me Indcscribable
anguish Farther in the winter OF IS and 70, IN con.
sequence Of preaching a great deal In my own and
various other churches IN this region, was attacked
ny the Bronchitis, which soon became severe
70 require an immediate suspension Of my pastoral
Isbors My neru0uf system nop thoroughly pros.
iTaisd, and my Bronchitis became worse, so also
did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afiection-thus
evincing that these disorders connected with
uach other through the medium OF the Nervous Sys.
TEN. 10 the whole pharmscop9ia there seemed to DO
remedial agent which could reach and recuperste
my Nervous system every thing tina, had tried for
this purpose had completely failed At last led
Ay my friends 70 examine your inventions and Though
with no very sangulne hopes Of their efficiency
determined to try the effect Of the application oil tho
GALYANlC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This was IN June ls4o To
NJ GNs,r A,TONsHhEST, TWO DAYS SIT DIxErHA
HAD 6oNE; 1, rIsHr DAYS WAS ,SlBLyp TO hr,uns
NJ PASTORAL LABoR,, NOR NAVE ] SINCE OMITTED
AVID Rheumatic AFFECTION Has tNriArLr crAstp
TO TRoUbLE Such Is the wonderful and happy re.
suits of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many who have been Likewise suffering from Nsu.
rBgc affections. They have tried them WITH BArrr
EIsuLr,, sELiETE, IN EvERr CASE.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w Lands.
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DR.. CHRlSTiE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.

These dres1ful and agoniring complaints are i'm.
m,iia,iy rtsrsd by the application Of the GALvArio
BELT, NrcHLAo. and fLuiD. The Belt dihuses the
Elsctricity through the system the Necklace hm
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon the al
eced In these distressing Affections the up.
plicstion NEVER FAILS.
o. Many hundred Certifca,es from ell parts Of tho
country Of the most extraordinary character can DO
given II required
o. No trouble or inconv snisnce attends the use
Of DR. CHRTSTIE'S G.4LY.4NTC ARTICLES
and they may he worn by the most feeble and delicate
with perfect ease and safety In many cases the sen.
ration attending their use 10 highly pleasant ana
a,r,sobl. They can be sent 10 any part Of ths
country.
Prices:
The Galvanis Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars e.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
ly- The articles are accompanied by full and plaib
directions Pamphlets with fill particulars mpy "
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
% BsVsre Of Counterfeit and worthhH fsasi''s''
d. q. MoRHHEAD, M. D,.
0INERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED slALLs
La broadway. New vow
WALKER d HICKLING, Assh"'
Ottawa, Ill.,, Aug 10, 1850. --ly.
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Gotels,
VIRGINIA Hotel.

BY JOHN H. SPARR. Cyr,r Of Maine and
GrlU Streets, s. LooiS Va,
This house is located in the business part of the
city. aud tor room and comfort, Is cgua. TO any
hotel IN tine city merchants, and Others visiting the
city on business will find It greatly TO then atyau-
tage % stop at Ihi, house. Their charges are mo-
dsra'r. and accommodations OF the bcs; qIo. V.
march 2g-n -3}-ly.
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McCormick's Virginia Reaper,

~ K. POTTER, ESQ, h. the agcar for the sale
y, Of my LAST IMPROVED REiIER.
The important Improvements made since the last
harvest, viii hU seen from my hnudhUi- or explain
ed more fully by Mr. Potter. This machine Is sold
at the Uniform price Of Sis cash, or $40, part on
time while IN view OF the late valuable improve
ment-, my conslgnrcs AZ the different points on the
rlvcr hive been authorized To sell my rrapcr' left
over from 1850, alta reduced price, as his important
to close M the business OF the la,c concern OF {. H.
| Mccormick 4 Co.
Mrsyrs. ! D. Harmon & Co. have Of these
Rcapcrs which they have been authorized to sell at
improved
/ Mr. Potter j. also authorized to dispose Of these
reaper- upon same terms aud may add that pur-
chascrs desiring the late Improvement, can hereof
ter apply 1t NJ the difference in price.
| Chicago, May 81 c. H. NCCoRNIcK.
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.I3a1usIraIIrs NlI- of Rad Isaac

TT|T---N-TT--T T--- ~ I-7T- IN-"---
DN virtue ot a drcrvr ui the county court ct La
ID Sale county. Illinois. held az Ottawa, at the
May term thereof, \ d I>jl, will offer at public
sale 90 the door Ct thc court house. m Ottawa, M
the county aforesaid, on the inst Monday IN July,
1851, between the hours often O'Clock a m and tive
O'Clock pm ulsald day. the ,o.nwingrca estate sit
uatrd 10 the town Dayton, in the county and state
aforesaid belonging % the estate OF Hugh A!ien de
ceased, to wit. Lots ,iN 6 and seven l. m block
No thirteen l3 and lots No. one / and TWO . in
block No. seven a. Terms made Known on DAY
OF sale. May r.. pANEL RLAEr, Admir-.
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administrator Notifies

Estate Of JOAN q. Syiisr deceased
DURSUANrt to an order of the county cour, o
/ La sale county, notice is hereby given, that q,
persons having claims against the estate OF john
L. Suder, late OF La Sale county, decd, are rc-
CURED 10 produce IN. same M writing, ANA TIE
lhtm in said court on the 1T Monday IN July
next, when and where saId claimants are requested
10 attend for the purpose OF having their claims al
Justed IN pursuance % law.
AMANDA STRWER, ADMIR-.
may 2O-il-6w. lu-FrH HRrurArE. Admir-.
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~ drt piano 10 England was made by an
ieh monk at Rome, about the year NIL
be of the instrument was much superior
Infected BY quills. with the additional
~ producing ali the shades Of piano and
~ Lo dngers. from whence i derived lis
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Town property forSaIe

mlE subscriber ~, 10 tUTsa.c on reasonable terms
the house aud lot where he now resides m the
States Addition ,u Ottawa, together with good
cabinet shop and other improvements. The lot is
on the corner of Columbus street and the street IN
iron, oithc Catholic Church. in the mos, pleasant
and eligible part OF the town, Appylo
april IL l.. FAMINE.
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The Knox Insurance Company
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL STOCK. 100000!

Office on Water street, ia IIIsss Brick R9lr
lfuceHacy, h.
THIS Company having been duly organized and
ten pet cent paid 90 un he capital stock SUBJ
ScuheI, and the balance secured Uy mortgage on
Rra. estate and 10y persona. guarantee are uow pre-
uatti 90 eii-r, Insurance against loss or Damage
hy Fire. on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery
Manufactures and H,. description ot property also
Merchandise, and Produce iu the course OF inland
transportation, 'he risk ~ tire seas, sc, y; also
the au... ut-.-1mhulr- AMI Other yessa. and upon
tIr lives 40 individuals going 90 California The
srrso fp-rwmm will Ha rs .-w a- those OF any 9th
tier r'VOUSib.s company
Al, losses .1rmy adjusted and promptly paid
TIA, stock of ,H.cuuuHUy ., Hriruurr.ym 'nr west
md r10ru.-dhy western men. and 300 no way con-
upripd with New Work,
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nliseellaneous
LIME! l.IasE!

FENHE subscriber is engaged in the business Of
burning Lime at the old Stone quarry on
the school section, some 2. miles below Ottawa, and
asks the attention Of builders, pasterrrs, masons.
&c, 10 his kiln lie processes 10 be acquainted
with his business and io furnish much 5s.tsr Gri!-
Gle than is now burnt in this neighborh0oJ And
he pledge, himself that his prices shall be satslac-
tory NAV 10 u + Roam.
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Sumter s GaparIn, Druggists,
LIVER COMPLAINT,

JWUafF U.V|p'id. tII0Ull ~ NIr-0W DrIW
~ b.slos- ortds Eifocqy opi oH diseases orj
sing from It G,ord,rd Lir,r or >,ouarh, spch
as Constipation, inrayd PUes Fditsss. Of
Blood To the Heod Arii,Yc iHe Stomorh N'a,r
SEA, HsaHJn1. disgust tor fooi FajIus,, or
Weight utbs Stomach Sour Ea,c,atjoDs, Sink.
ing or Fi,H'srrg NJ the Pit Of the S'oDgch.
Horisd ani D,frnN breathing. F2,2'srjug AT
tie Hsat, 'hotng or SyforatHg S,ip0fous
uhe, ina Lying Pasture. D,0Dess oj Vision
Dots or lIej, L,torf He Sight, Fu,r and D,i
PaH, :" The H.aA D,fri.nry of Pcr,yiraiiop,
Wilderness al the .>ty, and Ege' Pain IN the
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