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Farm for Sale

zen llE valuable and highly cultivated farm OF
the suh-ru1crls offered tor sale. II }, stu
n ated AZ the head Of Indian Creek Grove,
Al the town oi Earl, about - miles northwest 81
Ottawa, and near the thriving II'r village OF Earl.
Nlc. It's within halt mile oi the location ul the
Aurora Branch Railroad, and ~ miles nom the
Central Branch Railroad running to Galena. The
state road from Ottawa TO Rockford passes through
II. There Is plank road located on the state road
from Ottawa 20 within miles Of slid farm which
wiil be finished the present season, and will u,tl-
mutey pass through IN. farm to Paw Paw Grove.
II contains 400 acres OF land, Go OF which is good
timber. The whole farm, except the timber, Is un-
der cultivation, 200 acres or more is set in the best
0t tame grasses, 'tmOthv aud clover y the remain
der lsunder the pow. The farm Joins the timber,
aud Is under most excellent fence ot the best white
oak rails The farm is divided into several conyc-
nitnt fields OF about iOacrcs each There u fine
LIVING stream of water passing through the farm
winding so as to water nearly every lot Besides,
There are many living springs The land was Sc
l"cled by the subscriber IN the spring Of 1884, aud
was considered one Of the best locations in the
Western country Tor farming The land IA fine
nrablc, and dry, mud is one Ut the best stock and
grain farms probably In the state. There was a
new barn built on it last season ct the hest of pine
lumber, NJ cost OF over $500. There are two
good block houses on different parts oithc farm and
tltv thousand brick OF excellent quality, bnrnt thi,
nstse ason, enough to build large two story house
iu' ui'vNs are All hhuleu on 10 tue spot lnr build
ing, aud rady to be laid mp the coming spring
There is.o young orchard on the premises, OF ovrl
one hundred tree Just commenced bearing, beslde,
various other fruit trees peaches. pums, &c.
The soldiuun can Il required, be very easily dlv
Died 80 as To make two excellent farms It one pur
CHASER should not wish The whole. The road from
EnTvllIe to Fem passes nearly through the cen,r,
o, Tue arm so MS III make nearly nm equal division
although ,nken IN body together It is one OF III,
most desirable stock ialms IN northern Illinois
lhchrm Will be sold reasonably, half of the pur
chase money WILDE required down the balance cni
he paid yearly instruments Of one two aud tire,
/ years y requested. Possession given this spdng O
one OF the houses II Necessary Enquire Of TN
subscriber on the premises.
d Heb, II 4 n SltrpIlrN
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Dr. Inyior'> Nerve ana Bone
I,INIM EMIT

TUNlllS liniment has gained reputation in tho
east over every other nlment, and stand,
= unrvalcd in liz certainty to cure sprnlns, bru-
ses, burns, sores and eruptions and is warranted
to be OF twice the value tina, FnucllS or any othc
lnment can be IN applications to horses and do
Diseases OF tn nerves, bones, and sinews, No ia
mily should be without it. 1t stands upon It's own
merit, and challenges the world for lis equal For
sale at the new drug and book store north Of the
court house. decl3 T. Y GRiGGs,
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100 POLNlIS
nv YOUTH ~ MANHOOD
n IAD \ VIGOROUS LIFE,
or 4 Premature Death.

HiNhELIN on S,lf Prcvrydi'ou-OHiY % cts.
Th, book just published, is filed with usetuln-
formation on the luhmitr, and diseases OF the gem
eralyr sy-cm ltaddTcsscs iisoii alike to lOGh,
Ngniogd and OM Ags--to all who apprehcnd or
suflerundcr the dire consequences 81 early or pro-
iopred pdr-crrtoas--tua all who fee the exhaustive
effect, Of sedenary and haucul habls--to all who
iu addition TO declining physical energy are the vic
lmsotneryous and mental debility, and OF mopmg
and melancholy dependency.
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80 Officers. Soldiers. widows and
Heirs Of deceased Soldiers

4 LIZ TAKE MOTTO thatthc undersigned are
~ on hand rs usual 70 procure your bounty lands.
pensions, back aud eNf.I pay, at uomIu1lmlcs low
cr than ever. Having had considerable experience
IN this business, aud being 100 diTcct CJrycSpgRic1rc
trih the DcpHrfwcEtS0f The G0rcTH8cSth having iu
charge the adjustment OF such claims, We nre certain
we can do your business 90 your entire satisfaction
When are no, succrs~iu. m in securing claims OF
this kind We never charge. Call aud see u, az our
law and land agency Office NORRIS Il FlsEER.
Nov Il, lSjO-ll
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6otcls.
Geig,er House,

VIIAWA, IL.INVTN-
FENuIS House, formerly owned and occupied
by Mrs True, l. beautifully situated on
La Sale Street Cbouthali way between the Canal
and the Court House 1t has been recently pur-
chased. and converted into llote., where every
attention will be paid TO the wants and cUm.ort OF
its patrons by the proprietor.
November -. {. II. GElttN.
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Canal Notice.

THE Rates OF Toll ON the l.luoi, 4 Michigan
Canal tor ,hr year i>i2 WI. hr the same us
the rate, e. tl5-hrd tor the year l-1l with the rN-
cepliou Of the following modification or rcduc-
uuH-.
Passengers. permlr, 3m..s.
Merchandise including such as is
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New Eating House !

TllE subscriber has Just received large stock Of
4 fresh oysters can oysters, sardlncs, and all
Kinds OF nuts, candies, herring, cigars &c, and
has opened an Eating House on Canal 81. n few
doors ives, OF Sanger Il Armours brick block in on.
sWa' ne wiI serve up soups, NJ noon, from ~ to
! O'clock also, constantly keep on hand rip.' Ice,
and ttipe got up IN the hes, manner, hot tea or
coffee at moments warning
lie would respectfully invite his friends and the
public generally to give HIM u call having had
ever eight years experience in the ar, Of cooking
and preparing edib'es Tor the table in the different
hotels IN this town, he feels conid.n, that he can
0ive general satisfaction. ln1) GIo. SN,ru.
OF Tallnfnr and emitting On rrich nm NJ ns,,ni
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sligo iron.

- WE have just received and w..I
:" =. keep constantly on hand and tor
~, sale AT the lowest market prices a
2! ilI. as ,ortmrnt Of : go" IRON and
,%t. ;; steel, aud those who wish for that
| or any other stamp otlron, vii, d.
wcto give W. a call at the old hardware store.
June q. J MAVLL. x Co.
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D ITT NITTT UT- u WVWTT NY
RE 4 u HIS u q q X

The valuable advice and impressive warning II
gives, will prevent years IT misery aud suffering,
and save annuity thousands OF lives.
Parents by reading It. will learn how to prevent
the destruction other children.
era remittance OF - cents, enclosed in letter
PREPAID, addressed to DR., klNkELlN, PlllLA.
DELPillA, will insure book, under envelope, per
return mail
lie who plnccs himsclfunder the care OF DR., X,
NAV rellriously contidc in his honor gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill rs physician,
G,y-Persons at distance may address Dr. IL. by
letter, post paid aud be cured at home,
Packages OF medicines, directions, &c. forward.
ed by sending remittance, aud put up secure from
DAMAGE or CURIOSITY. Aug.
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ROYCE " TRENCHES
Hub MortiCinG and Boring machine

U'llE subscriber has now on h1uda tcwof ths a.
\ boye named machines, made entirely Of iron,
m way aud manner so smp,r IN 10. construction
andyet so substantial. and durable rs TO surpas- amy
thing OF the kind eyrryct offered To Inc public The
frame work ct the machine being entirely at ca-r
iron, enables with the help Oi OHc man 90 perform
ii,work with the greatrstdrgrer Of accuracy. there
being no jar or give toIr. Il will bore and mor'ic,
hub, aud then hy uu-crewlng two bolts, throw thr
driving SHAFT into horizontal position. tenant thc
spokcsby attaching hoIoN anger with the great
estcose and nciuly, ali at which is warranted TO be
done ina wurkmau,Ikr manner.
machine can be seen IN operation 0tmy shop
sept. ~. Il BAENAEp
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Popular Medicines !

| Il Of popular medicines which may he found
nt'hc CIR Drug Store" Ottawa.
Ayers cherry prcora, Juno cordial,
Anderson. cough drop, Jayne's eNpcctorani,
Buchnn's Hung, bas. vrrmilugc,
ll-am of honey, lucinc cordial,
Bn-am ol Late, Nauhnlrs catarrh snuff,
Barclay scubebs saTsp. Mississippi fever tome,
lrl-tol- sar-apara, Myers dandrlon 4 =nrI.
Balm OF Columbia, Masury ssarS \ wa-l-ho,
Bcdbug bauc N'Ahstrr- Ointment,
Bl,chc..cIs hq hair dye, Merchants gnrg.ng oil,
Bulls -ar-apaulla, Nuiints phi biiirr,& pills,
Comstock's do O-leby. botanic remedy.
Cmuiptuns strawh hals Orleans cholera medicine
Cheeseman's Arab, bas. Osgood's lud choagoguc,
Cody's ointment, Rogers lvcrwort and tnr,
Carpenters ext Buch. Ru-h,ou & ClHrks cod IL
Downs ELIXIR, Yer oil,
Dy-cucry specific, Railways ready relief,
Egyptian eye water, Shermaus all healing balls.
FahueslOCks medicines, Salt'Is ginseng ponacca,
Frulmoyc cough mkt. Smiths tonic syrup,
Do nerve i bone lin. Soans medicines,
Fosg0tc's cordial, Spohn's headache remedy
Fitch, medicines, Tuwnsrnd's sarSaparllh,
Great wcStcrnOnmeut, Ihompson's eye water,
Do powders, The Kings oil,
Do pile ONT Vaughn lirhontrptic,
Grccan Fanch drops, Vegetable pum. hnl-am,
Grdley's letter ointment Wls,ar's balls wild cherry
llooHand's Germ bit;efs Western cough syrup,
Holton's sarsapanlla, Pcs cauker halsam,
DO darrhTa syrup, Hastings nap,ha,
Hertz sCurvy wash, VI MINUS elk. OF opium,
Hays hnmcnt, ilews linmcnt,
lourks pauaccn, Houses Indian Tonic
TruSScs, Shouldcr Braces, and Supporters.
Cranes spno-abd supp. Hull, Gouldne, Il Marsh
fitchs abdominal do trisses,
Narsh's london do FtChs shoulder braces,
Chapmnn's alb. do Chdren's trusses, ass. sz
my .6m {, L. luoNrsoS
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The subscriber will sell his fine two story build =
ing. opposite the Mansion House. on Canal street
IN Ottawa, on reasonable terms The iirst stor,,
isa store room, 20by l0R. ,wi,ha counting room In
the rear, l2by y. The upperpan isdt,ed IN for n
dwelling, containing five well flushed rooms and
kitchen There is a good cellar under the honse
81 the same size OF the store room. and seven lee,
deep. Few better Bargains are offered
otinwa Jan l7-tf Gro. Seunm-
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OFFER for sale several ihc farms of yafiods
Il sizes, IN various stages of improvement, ada
cent 10 each other and to the farm on which re.
side
Al'o-CoO acres Of land, contiguous 10 the same
in lols to SUIT purchasers, also, the fine farm on
winch now reside, commanding noble progppct
cithe surrounding country, and possessing every de-.
sIable requisite, rs enduring stock water, fertility
81 soil, dwellings barn, ice house, cattle. sheds Nc
This iarm embraces SEQ acres under fence, and ~
acres OF timber.
This property lies miles from O,awn, II miles
mem Peru, anil miles from the Illinois River IN
shcctllne; Bronson MuRRAY.
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Prints, Oils. &c.

Paints, Otis, sc.
n00 KEGS pure and No. white lcad in oil,
500 kegsdry white lead,
800 " /" red lend
ALSo, chrome green aud yellow English We
neunn red, French red, yellow orhrc Pans green
s'nalts' nnn, brushes, gold leni, bronacs and yat
"''hs' 'ofsa's' by spW lPslIs " H,klns
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administrator Notices.
Esilts u Ira Simmops, Deceased

tNilff N Ira NInlplohS, dettlSth
DURuSANr to an ogler Of the county court OF
l laSlile county, notice Is hereby gwen, that all
prrsons having claims against the rsiute ui LA
summons late ct LaSallc county, deceased are rr-
qWJ,d Co pra.ucr the same M whiting and HE them
lu sand court ON the first Monday In Apul next,
when and where said claimants are requested 'o at
tend Tor thr purpose OF having their claims adjusted
80 pursuance pi law. ELISHA NNERNNoEt,
Feb IL l~J1-1G-GW administrator.
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q .GD-EM GSp

q b "a BE- IL GD
lrc mndc 90 suit the demands OF the country. heavy
and o good stock, and wc feel no hesitation IN war
muuug them for durability, aud To give satisfaction.
We offer good assortment Of Clo;hs, NIiiHciiS,
IrecdS, JcdS, FinUelS Of different hiHds and n
very superior quality OF blankets carpet and stock
ing yarn which We wall exchange ON liberal terms
tor wool, cash, wheat, corn, &c. We will pay part
cash on wool where It IS required
ClRDING AND SPINNING viii be done a.
heretofore IN lots OF thirty pounds and upwards, at
from fourteen 10 sixteen cents per pound.
WOOL CARDlNG
done NJ five cents per pound We have our ma
chimes IN good order for doing the best OF work
and when wool comes properly prepared ior card
ing you mOy depend on having good rolls.
CEO7W DRESSING
will be done at the usual prlce but IN better style
Of tnish. Persons who may have 10 be- detained
over night on business connected with the Factory
shall be- to no expense. J. & u. GREEN.
Dayton, May II, 1851.
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The World challenged!
=. T.. EMERSON's
Improved Atmospheric Churn.
Patented Ami ID ION

THE attention OF The public ia respectfully solicit
i ed 20 an examination Of the above churu, which
for efficiency cheapnrss, and facility Tor cleaning,
stands unrvallci and alone.
The numerous certificates which have been r..
ccYed, coToboatvc ot It's uurynllci performances,
with the diercn, churns now in use, and the uni
ted testimony Of all who have witnessed IT, opera.
ton, furnish ample proof OF rs being the most APP
proved churn eyere Exhibited TO the public In the
greatest mcchanlcal aud philosophical principles are
fully embodied, viz: the agitation or surface lrlc-
ton OF the cream ormilk and the introduction OF al
mosphrric air. This mechanical and phIosophic-
al action upon the cream or milk has the ctlcct'to
separate and bring into cortlctt the detached part-
ces OF butter, requiring onynpropcr temperature to
promote their adhesion. The process OF collecting
the butter is not cqualled by any previous invention
It being rapid and complete 1t has IN all cases
where tried with other churns proved itself the
quickest and AZ the same time a more perfect scpa-
ration, and consequently larger quantity otbutlcr.
On time and the amount produced, the world is
challenged ), +. EMERSON, PdteRtee.
~ B.-Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing County
Rights Churns, by directing letter post paid
to, or calling IN person on, William Pearson, Otta-
wa, H., will meet with prompt attention. Mr.
Pearson also manufactures and keeps or sale all ST.
yes OF the above churns.
! WILLIAM PEARSON,
Agent for tie state Of Illinois
| Ornwn Sent, A 1850.
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FRUIT TREES!

TstS.SSS TIE undersigned having entered into
partnership Tor continuing the nurse
---asss1s-- ny business, nt the old stand Ut y C..
Iuderhlil, are now preparing to offer increased IN
ducemenis m tina, lur 10 purchasers IN the way Of
greater number OF tees and new popular varieties
III addition TO The usual stock, they expect to
have oguanuiy OF dwarf pears from Elwauscrand
Barry Rochester. ~ Y
They also have quantity Of penr Seedlings Of
enc years growth, at - per hundred, or : Is per
thousand H. G. UNpEEIIil.
ManIu,, lOlhm0. -Ocl,M 81. d l. CARrExrrR.
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, 7 Y y. ITITINITIN-
........ ORGANIZED, FEB. :th. 1880.
the entire safety OF the institution must be apparent
TO Every one who reads the charter
The cost OF .usuring IN this company is so Low
as 20 reuiert almost IurxcusaUr for the owners
property not to ayal. themselves cl It's
protection.
Board Of Directors:
limo Turner, John Blaachr. Elias Hbboj,
Ben f Long, Lyman 1rgmbul Ben. X Hart,
John james, NarhI llansou. \ 6 Edwards,
Henry lea, l. HGlrubrr.cr, VI G. Atwood,
itobtSmi,h, Alfred Dow, John Atwood,
Benz f. LONG, President.
Lewis kElGEyBEEGrE, Treasurer
MosEs g. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Cy-App.cauon Tor Insurance ~ the above named
company may be made at Ottawa, 10
oct2j Gm WIN. VI TRUE, Agent
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Coughs. Colds,
No"Sh"' abis>'
Consumption, Lirer Complaint, lsfhmG. Soreness,
!H ~, CHEST Splitting ot H'oni PaH or Misery
A. M- Nife. Di"cpi or Pro'uss EIgectoTaiioH
.NiEH Siregis, &c
DIR. tLARKE'S CELEBRATED
Coup1uNn SYRUP ~
Wild Cherry and Tar.

This j. che great remedy uithe dav tor these and
kindred complaints discovered and u-sd IN practice
uy am eminent physician. Since i,7 introduction
INTO 81 Louis, thousands oi bottles hayr been used
hy the afflicted with euiu,n no success The ingrr-
dents accompanying the shove ct which IT is COM
posed, ar" admirably adapted TO diseases oi the
lungs, and all bronchial affections
>rOP THAT C0IGU!
Strengthen and heal the lungs This Compound
Syrup at Wild Cherry and Tar will do u mmcdl.
atr.y. lis very pleasant and agreeable to take
For sale n, the Medical Depot, 1856 North Third
street, 81 Louis, Mo Purc : per bou,r.
b MORTlNORE, Proprietor.
For sa!eby f. Y GRiGGs, Agents,
J C.. NArrNGER, ! Ottawa.
al the above for sale also by l. \ Babcocl> and
Nrssrs Brown & Co, La sale :, J. Smith, Peru,
and Dr. ] Patterson Peoria.
November 90 ISL
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GRIM ID.

r zoo LBS Baren Ohio Grinds,onc-, war.
Q,CJJ fanted equaltonny in market, for sale
al The old hardware store OF
June 81. ! MAINLY h Co
Como plOughs.
A LOT jus, received aud lot sale, and warrant.
n ed al lCb. sl-tl. L,sg voUB's.
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A-a ; . =
FIF iI DIFFERENT SIZES tight
Eastern or Western
he rice 30
vices screw ,ulA u>scIfr
Of dwooF ws;ho uset faced
ul itr
Con
pad pei
y
ss 90
uE~ .Iu s.u
pr1au {, b ~ 10
We hand
~ TIE ria ua theirs lgt lyrr ouu ~ r Ua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-13

Ey- HON. THOMAS II. SHELBY,-Extracs from
his Lettev.--After speaking of numerous cures in
his family De says also safe thal negro child
came oft and the entire surface from the eyes TO the
back Of the neck, one solid scab In one month,
Hamptcn's Tincture perfectly cured il The child
has now fine suit Of hair, and its health IL good"
Captain CANor, whose brother Is an eminent
physician in Paris. writes to us: You are at iber-
ty to use my name in support of Hamptons Vege.
table 1incture" it has cured me, in 1--WE weeks of
achronic iniammstory rheumatism contracted an :.
der tropical climates aud of seven years periodical
duration. have only used three bottles, and find
that the deformed parts Of my hands are fast
returning to their former natural appearance"
Call on o. A. STRECKER, Main street, and get
pamphlets gratis with certificates and history of this
wonderful Tincture NH lids
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PRESERVATION OF SHADE TREES -The
entire efficiency Of decoctinn of tobacco in
preserving elm, linden and other shade trees
from the ravages of the worm has been most
satisfactorily established by repeated expert
ments. This specific, we learn, has been
tried in Washington by the Commissioner of
Public buildings on the elms in front of the
Capital steps, and by the keeper of the ground
at the War and Navy Departments on both
elms and linden trees, and in each case was
attended with the most perfect success
The decoction is destructive both to the bug
which feeds on these trees and to the egg
which il deposites on the under side Of the
Leaf. The proper time for the application is
as soon as the leaves are well developed, at
which time The presence Of the bug NAV be
easily perceived. The cost of the decoction
Is inconsiderable. Let Us oil, smokers aud
chewers shutters and imbibers in any form
remember that tobacco kills rorms and bugs
They cannot stand it.
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So UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.

49, No remedy for Dyspepsia ever offered to
the public has met with the Unprecedented success
of Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitters.
Not more than ten years ago. the proprietor of this
medicine had the good fortune to discover its su-
perior virtues in the eradication of dyspepsia and
feeling it to be duty he owed the public, at once,
in private way offered these Bittes to those who
were afflicted. Since that time. until within few
months he has not sought. by advertising or other
wise, from the simple fact that there were many
panaceas aiioaf. to give them very extended repu-
tation, nor should he have ever done so, had not
hundreds of his friends who had used them to great
advantage on themselves and their families urged
him to give his Bitters greater publicity, in order
that the whole human family might be benefited
by their use. Having consented to do so, he has
greatly enlarged his facilities for manufacturing
and would say TO all who afflicted with Dyspep
STA, Diarrhoea, Choics, Cramps, Sour Stonachs
Constipation of the Bowels and all diseases arising
from disordered digestion, that BAKERS PRE-
MUM BlTTERS are, of all other remedies, the
best that has yet been discovered for the eradica
ton of these annoying complaints. Price so cents
To be had in Richmond at the Drug Stores of
A. BODEKER, ADIE g. GRAY, BENNETT e.
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD & CO, and GAYNOR
g. WOOD, Main street. Ii. BLAIR and WIN, P.
LADD, Shockoe Hill. NH 2-ts
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Ia Wonderful Cure of Hereditary
ScrOfIIa by Hamnfnn,s Yegefahle Tine.

ture.-This certificate is from the pen of gentle
man whose name appears on the journal Of G IN
gress, one who is extensively and favorahly known :
1t affords me pleasure to state that DR.. Jesse
Hamptons Tincture has effected most extraordi.
nary cure of my slave boy Albert. The patient
was three years 3D. and had the Scrofula-(his IA
Their scrofulous) The boy was moving mass
of sores from head to foot-the upper lids of the
eyes were much swollen, and turned inside out
exhibiting horrible matterng ulcers that protruded
over the eyeballs to produce blindness. 1t is
see die relief from suffering, has been restored
to health under the treatment of DR.. Hampton
w. P. THOMASSON.
Louisville, March 20. 1851.
Call on o. A. STRECKER and get pamphlets
gratis See advertisement in to days paper.
NH 2-ts
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EB JOY FOR THE INVALID We cut the
following from the philadelphia Saturday Ga
zette," and recommend our readers to peruse it
carefully and those suffering, should not delay pur
chasing:
"DR HooFLANI's GERMAN BITrERs.-This CO.
LIBERATED medicine, prepared by DR.. c. M. JACKSON,
at the imposing German Medicine store, No. 100
Arch street, is exciting unprecedented public atten
ton, and the proprietor, who is lent fc physi
cian is selling imm snse quantities of it, The viz
tues of this remedy fully set forth in the
tended notice of it, to be seen in advertising
columns, that there is hardly any room left for
to speak of it. This much may add-Of the
long train OF physical ills to which humanity is heir,
there is none distressing than the general de-
rangement of the digestive apparatus, which aever
fails TO accompany disordered state OF the liver
Headache, piles, languor, fretfulness, bilious
tongue, morbid breath, loss OF appetite-in short,
an Understandable wretchedness of existence its
insuerable and lifewasting attendants. These dis
eases, which have bafied the skill OF the ablest Doc
tors, have been radically cured by Hoofland. Ger
man Bitters NH e-6l