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Darn or TnoMV MNuER ESQ., Tolesraphic
achrs Nersr { ccivcd Y, sterday % this city
announcing the death OF Thomas Mathtr, Eso
OF Springfield, ILL., This mourniul event took
place On Monday, al rh ldIpha whittier he had
gone in the hope of recruiting his health, which
had been much impaired by long continued sick.
ness. Col. Mathcr occupied for many wears a
leading position IN Illinois, asa politician and
man oi activity aud cntrrpri,e and was much rc
.pcccj through the State. A numerous hnl'y
counexon, to whom he was much cndaol by h.
many excellent habits Of charity ahd host ~
friend will lo1g lament his drmis.--M lone
RcpAblitan, 3OM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

b, who la, since made quite noise in tn,
world while nt n college, WAS called upon to un
dergo an examination in as,rosomy. On en,er
elng from the ordeal one of his companion, ask
Ell him how he got oil First rate" SAID
b; "thsy only asked me two questions, and
answered them both correctly" What were
the qucslons" "Ths fir.t was, 'wh.,isa pr
alaxf and told thvm dido't know and III.
second was, can you calculate an cclip.o ITO
which said no Id like to see any BODY answer
more correctly than that"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Quuk NAruRAL--lt wasn't q bad trick tA.t
wa. put upon law stuien, by lis fellows. wh,a
having ab,erved that he read always Ly quantity.
and Of course very .ureficiallv they used cvet,
nigh, 10 put back the mark which hs .ef, in b {,
Blackstone abou, three fourth, the distance .oi
the ihy'srsadlng The consequence was that. viii.
ont knowing IT,, he Trid the work through so,s.. ]
times, and, on being quGstoned Ut last as to how
he liked the author replied tha, Blackstone seem.
ed to him rather pleasant writer but hs must
cav there was rather too much r,P'iiiVn iOr n
good t!ls'-Bc,isu Pos,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

In "Notes of an Army Sugcon," 'e find the
following
ii remember one dav, in makingny hospital
rounds, n patient Just arrived presenld an amsu,
tated forearm, and in doing so coudscarc,lv re
s,ralna broad laugh; the utter was onstantly ON
his face.
What is the matter this does nottrke the rs
subject Of laughter"
III Is not doctor, but excuse me, Inst my arm
in So funny way, that .tIl laugh ten loook
at it,"
"Whnt whyr
"Om frs, sergeant wanted shsvinsnnd got me
to attend to 1t, as | am a corporal. 70 went to.
ge,he, in front of his tent; had lihersd him,
took him by the nose, and was just bout apply
ing the razor, when cannon ball ca's and that
was the last saw Of his head or NJ arm TX.
cu.c the, doctor for laughing so, bud never saw
such n thing before
This occurred during the serge Of brt Erie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

y BOYS LETTEG.--lhe fellow specrqn Of q
boys letter, from an English Comic Annual, j..
one OF the rIrhest things Of the kind we have
ever seen. There il sch truth II character in
h--so much OF that spirIt Of dr,l cry, II xed v h
mischief which often prevails III the young
r'sucs, that one cannot help declaring it to be ~
l'' own words, capital tun,' The eI.tle /, sent
by eouhuS boy 70 what coskuey would Il!
his friend IN town."
Vow Bob, II tell you What | want want YOU
t" come down h.te for the HOLIDAYS. Don't be-
aiaId ASK your sister To ask Your mp,Aer 10
hsN your father to let You come It., onlv u ne
" miles The two Prentices, George aud viii
are here to hc made farmer. Of. and brother
Mex took home from school to help in agricul.
'ure. We Ike farming very much its Capital
lun. Is "uf have got gun and gn out shoot
ing ~ Lannon'S good S.n, and sure to 20 utT II
you don't full cock 1t. Tiger j. to be our shoot
inG dog rs soon as lie has left offkilliny sheen
ilesarca savage, and worries cat. l.auiif 4
Brinr- father comes down We mean TO bait ouI
bul. with him. Theirs plenty of good rivers
about. and were going fishing ~ soou A we've
mended our toFjmnt. View pnry too 70 ri le
upon, when Ne catch him but he's loose IN Nh.
9addock, hc has neither name nor tail 10 si,u.(y
To lay hold OF. Isn't it fine Bubl You ,uu.,
come your mother won't give YOU leave to
allow you-rdn away Remember YOU turn M
Gaswell street. to goto Lincolnshire. and ask for
Wldidl'ton Han. There's a pond full of frogs
bat we won't relt them till you come. bat let it
before Sunday, as there's our orchard TO rob. and
the fruit Is to he gathered on Monday. lfvou
Ike sucking raw eggs, we know where tie hens
Iav aud mother don't; and I'm lound there's lot 4,
Of BIRDS ncSi', and everything that can make o d
comfortable. dare say you could borrow our
fathers volunteer musket Of him without hmm
KNOWN. 1t; but be sure ans how to bring III,
ramrod, "a we have mislaid ours by firing it off,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

IHE Great lilrrpDaoME i, is expected that
. franconl's grcn: hppodrome will 90 into onera.
ton On the first Of Nav nrxt-thr first tbiuy a
The kind that has been introduced into the United
states Two hunIreI and ffiv horses will be
dat'y employed and there will be about an equal
number Of artists and employees The steam, hin
Washington, to leave southampton the SOlh in,,
VIII UIug seventy four persons connected will,
the LpP"dru'ne. Gmorg whom are EI4hcori and
Mons. aud Mad. Chereuie who are distinguished
IN their limo Of business at London end Pari.
The celebrated Carol Roses or Bacillus >
VIII also soon arrive by the ship Sea Duck. frnni
. haWc. Thirteen artists are on board the packet
'hlp Cumberland, with ostricea and elephants
and are daily expected to arrive at thi, port
'he lpprodrome is located on the 9Th Avenue
| Il It's Junction with Broadway, on the west sid,
of Madison Square, aud between 90 and citl
streets The ground has Cor many years been &C
cuped hy the American Institute. n, the time q
the annual Fair, for the cattle show; and Nh,
Ma.il-on Cottage tone of the old Land marks1 !.
BENZ de nolshed to clear ground. The Hippo
drome is in tie form Of large amptheatrr. S5r
bv Q feet, and will seat from l2 600 To & 600
lne surrounding wall and the seats are ne,rIy
cmpe ed. Tie interior will be lal,, ont in IT.,
centre, IS garden, in four sec ions, vi,h frup.
lnIns, flowers and slrutborv and be covered by
decorated tent. The buildings are said to lie
m re completed capacinus, and better arranged.
than 'ny Of the Kind yet constructed.
The 'tyIe Of entertainment, will be- entirely now
IN THIS countrT quite dilTercn! thing from the
clrcn'. The Roman car will figure comprehensive.
with races hy female charoteers. steeplc chase.
fl't races by female jockeys os'rici,es rode at
the rate of twenty miles an hour; Arabs in the
deser' chased by Genavcs ostricte. hunted ty
Bedoau' stag hunts, dc g.
The liipPodrume and Crystal Palace will by
nvAI attractions Jour. Com.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

In old Vermont, time past lived queer old
,Gan named FULLER. lie had los, part Of his
palate and was u rare specimen. He owned 4
mill, the water TO which wa. hrough. for soma
distance through wooden nume. One mornng
an apprentice informed him that the fumes were
!ull .! sucsers. Fuller posted himself al It's mouth
placing against it a large basks, to catch ,hs
suckers in, while the boy wen, to the other to
hoist the gate. There came rush of many
waters" cMylH. Fuller aud basket over tho
ovcr.hot wheel and Ihuty feet below. An drip.
ping he scrambled out, spluitcrins "you may
think I'm an old idiot hut amt quite such a
darn'd fool that can't see through that Joke !"
Amos, anybody could.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

-, BHoNER. Pd,"eip, md SaygroH iut.ud
. ,. ius 90 make Ottawa bis permanent home.
l"n irr. his professional services To ih- ouzrus Of
ottawa and yI'uny. OH frnul residence oU Ca
nri street, opposite Nj Hn,sncks sash F1rtcy
.l1 tl' house nfu-ry occupied 10y I J True.
wi r. hr can n ul Um-- hr touui when uut absent
uu p-pt.,.iIllI buaur,. Gu1Fsrs moderate
y % --ln.irai ut putting HWn-rli Dr T. merely
a.Nsa Ilir aud unpn.tmI trli. June Ely
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09
Death Mrs. Dour,as

We take the following from the Washington
Correspondence Of the Western IVatehnan.
The death Of Mrs. Douglas, wife Of Senator
Douglas, Vi Illinois, was as unexpec ed AS it is
dep!ored. OnIy day or two before her death
MI Douglas lad remarked that bis happiness
was complete. lie had just been te.clectcd to
ihe United States Serate for SIX years. and his
wife had Just given birth to her first daughter.
lie had then tive sons aud daughter, with one
OF the most p'casan! and accomplished Of wives
to make his home paradise nnd bis State at
Tue same tine evIncIng every disposition to lavish
upon Inn her greatest h8Hors. The death Of
Mrs Dou,lis Will lie great loss to the Baptist
denomination, and especially to the Baptist cause
III this city. She wa- firm, enlightened and
CONSCIENTIOUS Baptist. She greatly desired to
see our peculiar sediments extended in this me.
tropolis. Her death seems to u, mvsterioas ;
but IL Is doubtless all Cor the test. We ought to
submit wlIhon, murmuring to the righteous dis,
pens.tions Of d Djvine Providence
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

a pCNYrNE SroRY. ~ One Of our coast packet,
which weNil n 1t ny was shallod On her loN n
ward uip to New Orleans by an old lady. stand
& near convenient Ian iig. who gave the
g'udl signal 10 ruUrd TO and take on "A passenger
The boat WAS accordingly headed to shore Ia,
eugne storpel, the plank was run out, and tie
ancient muldsn, with many signs of trrpidatIun
,o'tcred aboard Her first query was, YOU
haint none on We seen anything lhctnpn round
here haveyet' The "cspn' was pointed ou, to
her. Sic hob5lcd up towards him, gave him a
deeply rcvrntal look over the rims of her silver.
bowed spectacle-, aud The following dialogue eu
sued:
BE you the capn Of tue boa;r
"Yes adam"
"ie YOU gvine down to Orearsr
That Is our present intention"
Well cspn,' producing a small bundle .rum
under her shawl here's levin sgg,, and wan,
YOU 10 trade EN- off for the in Orleans aud cit np
one spool of thread, one skpin Of .ilk. and the
rest in beeswax And capn won;d We be Kind
enough TO wait lsetc minute. Yoa see the
old hen ls on ti. nest now, aud want orfnly to
g'' another egg to make up tie dozen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09
Ga a VA "a e @a5
Carriage and Wagon Manufac,c,

Cafflage aud Wagon ManulactcrY,
& GAY would inform hisiurnds and cus'o
-. m'r- that he has removed ,r h-u new shapal
the -oulh-wc,i corner the public square where he
wlI.rOuuuuc c'hcmpuulaCuuug uiralriap,s Au.,ulcs
l1d wagon In The latest aud most approved sty'rs
heng pracuca workman. he lattpr, hIm-riithnl
he can build o. good work as can bee produced NTH,
market Ho'lmadr to ordcraud warranted io give
entire satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
N--L n--L l.L.nn .nu.L -u-.L.. q E..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

An Irish Franciscan said IN hissermon; "sec the
goodness Of Providence, which puts death a, the
end life 80 a. to give Us all time to reprn. " An
other IN proof ofthe wisdom Of God in III. scono
my of creation, poiutcd to the Fact, that wherever
there great city h. generally sends through it
benctcicnt stream Of water
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

From tho avails OF her Uncle Toms Cabin
Mrs. SIowe has built cottage for her own fami.
ly, and i about erecting one Tor her aged parent.
in the village OF AndevVr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

u W. RANDALL. I9oraeg ~ Lur--1olict
y, WiI county IT, Aug 10. lSIS-tf
E,tEER * lNGALLS G.C. T.. Frcrr--G y
a Instlls) Iiorn-g' AMI Solicitors Chicago
Illinois. Mar lj-tl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

| O. HARRIS. VI D HyUriu, and Surgeon,
u. Oli.e At Wl'nmWcwar'y'- Dus ,torr, ,c
con i1ur uprlh p' th" Mansion House
hnlrlsHr rh- Mansion House sept II 1852
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

A poor widow was asked how.hc became
so much attached TO certain negbor, and re.
piled that she was bound to him byrvsral cords
Of wood which he had cent to her driny n bard
winter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

KtLOVER ( COOK. u o Gloyrr-h. G
VI ClukJ .fi,rs4,t 6o,y,,,iior, al irD--
O.pw1 ON,- u RrIdlck's Block. ra,t side o'
tine Public SIslrc. June, lSlH-rt
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Belsteatis

which enables them 10 furnish a cheaper and ! a.
ter uru,r ihau can be- got elsewhere, and they
wal make aus s.fr and pattern lhui n.ay be- Guile,
tur.ulan, urh.raulc.rIu tie cabinet urupholslory
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~ X ". B)AEDHAN NJ y, H,mropa
/, THE PL'"r,ut ai NFrgsou. Ohi'c u
Su..r, block, where h. may be- found day and
night. when not professionally engaged
E'fsrcH~rt--Dt ~hpulu vi. y ". lonnn,
OF Homeopathy Dr. n ','y. Chicago Jmy u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

n HARE. ND .Ptl,.ciIH and SUgsop. OF
L. uWl, l.I O,,i.r our door west of VI II
SNU.. law p.H'r. Ra.iIrnrr on Madison 81. near
the Siis-GW. drIt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

nVS MCKINNEY * NcARTtljR rcndrr
- .1.lr p.pt'.-Ionui services 90 the rltHrus uI
O.l.vn AMI yt:InJy. uiiice ~ Redi.ck's Block.
Feb -
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Business CARDS.
.---< (N fTr>
.xea NrOTTAW j-...:..::::.s y:sz.'..:,...i
Furniture Depot!

INilE Subscriber would respectfully announce "a
L hIs Old customers and ciu2rns generally. that
nov tive ye1rs IN opera.lonD be- hBs Just moved
into his new building, adjoining the old stand
where he purpose. to do business on the Old and
New Styles. Dld Stylc-Ca-h system md good
work. New Sryle--Nery low prices lie Is now
Chicago
lie has also enlarged his Work kshop, nnd viii
manufacture many article more extensively.
Please give him call lie won't be beat in
quality orpncc PETER RussEIL
"a Sale It Oct lG 1851
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Undertaking.

They w'l p0y particular attention IA this husi-
ncss. ,utitu- ,i u'l sl~- constantly on hand
F.-hs Nr.aUIC Burial cases luu,-hod VI called Tor
Prr.uus leaving their orirr- wIfht.,m W.I p, rr-
Ur,'tinm mglNrr Trouble, as lhry altcuJ funerals
with % hrar-r mud iuuI-hrHIung,- If wanted
Nlv22 1852 .ly RGGG y WATSON
Nrir tHruiiure Ware Ko.pi, lSi dun HoIia NJ
EasSN NirITy Iufr bNrr la Sale 81 tii.Ua
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A. UnEl, VI T. HuLIlsrrR
IIOES 4 lIOLLISTER. tuomeys aud Coun-
/ scllor5 at Law and Solicitors in Chlncrry,
will give their prump' attention 10 all business con-
tiicd Ia them m the circuit, supreme, aud Federal
courts OF the state, Office IN Sanger n Armour
Block. southwest corner ul the Court House
SiHre, Oilawu,ili. Nay -, 1852.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-04-09

Commissioners OF Deeds &c, Tor New York
Connecticut, ONO. New Jersey Michigan and
Wisconsin. Nav 3, lSj!-N
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y Geo : Fisher In0rRsgs NJ Lnm y LdHd
iscaiS, OitirG, ~; VIII pay particular artru-
uou totnc paNmrnt ot taxes II any par OF limos,
purchasing and selling Real Estate, investigating
tillrs, collecting demands huyns and selling Mi
uary Land Warrants, and locating lhcm on the
brd Lluis for soldier. or others. securing peu-
,irns and all claims ngalust the GOyrrumeu'.--
OFflCE-On the southwest corner ot the Pub
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,sssYfYy,x7 READY MADE COFFIN
NV ~fssaSx5Sszs ROOM,

fINllE wants OF growing population have i'm.
! PEELED the subscrlbertO open separate e-tnb-
lishmcnt iof the above business at the Old Furni-
ture Warrroom, adjoining the Depot, where per.
sons coming from distance can find any sIlr or
style ofcoilin at any hour night or day, at the low
est rates aud need not be- detained ten minutes
Oct l6 1882 Perm Rrssr,,
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Boot & Shoe Shop.

1VOC ~ NJILOC OIIUp.
YNllE undersigned would call the attention OF
4 h,s friends and the public To his removal to
the place close 10y where The Bathrrs Shop stood
ON Madison slrtcr, known as Joseph Halls corner
where he viii continue in the retail of Boots and
Shoes oihis oNu manufacture,
While thankful ,or thr l,hrrnl patronage hc h7s
received or The pnst years IN Ottawa, he will EN-
dcRvor 10 inertia continuance oi the SANE lie Us
prepared inmakc G-ntlrmrn'shno boots. .ui French
Cali Pairut Leather and Morocco, aud everything
~ IN. luc, on as rrasonah, terms IA the same qua.
lity can be- bourhtn other places
ty' RrpaiIng done ns usual
Ottawa, may i-ly. pANt lrAuy.
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~ Y GGlGGS. Drng.st o,i Ha,lv'irr-
a.. IL 'ln b-irs hailIius north or fh' CONT
llUu,-. Ouawr, Oh. Oct !. lVll.
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FURNITURE! |!
LOOKING GLASSES

VT VITTTfI IN TTI- W1TNFT- -INU
AZ prices 70 defy competition. They have ICI.l-
tc. l.r manufacturing superior to any tl,- sItr OF
CHICAGO and are dctrrmi,d 10 pui their price
litbc LorcH Nark
luuiluuu 'o what rhcy manufacture themselves
they are rctG,iusa guod assortment oi furniture
tTom ihr most fashionable huu.'sIu Chicago, winch
th-y vIi. .rll al Chicago pucr-. aa3w- rrufpoua-
ton. They would call parnruaf attention 20 The
fact ,huj lu,y are wakml lhrlr own
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rurn,,ure p,livcrrd aud .erup

100 any pn.' y 'l~ town, aud d o. docs uol give 81
% .'acuou the money wi, hr refunded They 1.s,
keep un hand Sn-h and Glass oi all kinds They
hope hy street attention 10 busuess To receive a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
Hobensackis Liver PillsI

No part Of the system Ia liable disease than the
LIVER tsefvos 40 hlteief puny The blood OF giving
the proper errelon TO he bile hat any wrong Of
the Liver affects the other important pafs The system
aud results vauou.y Al LAYER Complaint. Jiurdce Dy
pepsia, We should, therefore, watch every symptom
that might Indica'e wrong action OF the ivar these
Pills hsius composed OF ROOTS and PLANTS furnished nv
ugtue 10 heal the SICK namely, first EXPEssrOR ANT
which nugmen,s tho secretion the Pulmonary mncus
memafane promotes the discharge Of socIeed mati,
Second, AZ Alternative, when changes "a some Inc xp
cable and usenb.e the bid OF he
system. Third, TONIC, which gives IOne aud strength
1" the nervous system, renewing heah vigOr 10 ali
parts OF The body Fourth, aCAfhARIlC which acts 10
perfect harmony with he other Ingredients operating
the Bowels and pelng the whole mas, fcorupt and
VilateI matter and pufn the blood which dsstrots DIS.
ease nd Festo ksal
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:
Hobensack's Worm SYrup.

An fcie founded upon Scientific Principles compounded
with purely Vegetable substances being perecty sie when
taken, and Gun he given The mus ond' infant with de-
cided beneficial effect when Bowel Complaints nsr-
rhea have mode item weak nod dabiaiod, and sine Tome
properties Of my Worm syunate such iha, with
equd IN t" Catalogue of Mohicne, giving tone
end strength 10 the stomach, which makes tninblo
remedy for hose afflicted with dyspepsia. The astonishing
performed by this ryfup after thy-icians have ind
Is the best eyieure OF rs saeiut efficacy All oihss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
$500 CHALLENGE.

Whatever concerns The health and hHppness Of tnn
pie is an Times OF the must valuable importance taxi
granted thni every person vii 40 all their power
the lives their children, and thui every petsou will
endoavor 70 promote their health Al all sacrifices
feel II my day solf mulv assure that WORMS, ac
cotdng the opinion of the celebrated fh'siciaus
the primary causes &C large majority OF diseases 1"
which rhilion and adults liable. tfyou have Hppe
lite continually chang"hbie ron, knd OF 70 10
other, BAD Bfcuth, Plin he Stomach, Pr kg nt th.
Nose Hardness and Funess of Tho Belly by Cough, 81
Fesef Pulse ire gularenenber mat all these denote
anft, ularta dot. ,lu flta rnx
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OIL, Burning Fluid. &c.
LEONARD sGOTF 81 CO.'S
o
British Periodical Publications.

Delivered in all the Principal Cities Of the United staos
FREE OF POSTAGE,
AID forwarded by mail uuder the provisions of the lat,
Post Office law.
ar MERELY NOMINAL RATES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
THE TAPE WORM.

This is he most difficult Worm des no, Of any tntin
csts the human system; almost iuir 6nfte
length, becoming cooled and fastened the
and stomach affecting the health sadly cause -
suspert that Is the TAPE WORM Fastening ih.m 10 an
early 10 orerto destroy his woun avery energetic
treatment must BE- pursued would therefore br proper
take or omt Liver Pills to Oh ohstfuc tions
that me Norm Syrup act direct upon the Wen winch
must De- taken doses OF wu talu stuoulu three times
Ay. These directions followed have boon knnpn to-
taii n cun- the most obstinate ease OF ape Wuk 70.
READ TssE EOLEs WANG!
AIi aunut be indifferent this appeal ilumsrfi,
calls upuI auiud0 your duty Il nnY ihe ma
thtsu-auta who nave tevH ifs wuudc riu effects.
DR.. N. hpbENSAtki cif, Sfatuadc 10 sou, tlts ia
Ventor of highly valuable incidence prompts this humble
testimony m ITS fvor heing safe, gentle pwetlu
~ ehcctua remedy for WORMS Havlns hsd much cxpeu-
10 kn"s the effects ayaFinus peparu nis
who well skilled so ulIsicring 10 rhIrsa in tiscss
p" ounced the best sto bad usol aud use
other Wills Youfs could be- nad.
diughnr Of ours hrcan. serious, deased Her q, nn-
toms we've atalmngs hut her mnhef sought io
remedy ior @ofms. Having obtained yours the
had used hall buun, sf the JOS 10 gave az fecionato
I'VE six ola. She passed Immense quunut, of
orn.s her sick Is cnunenahce tshcurd spi,its
returned anf iu short tnn lovely cd threatened with
decline and de a, ptoui.o ni health Thanks
sind Providence whose blessing attended Strup,
stored the ohli With coincidence recommend Il 10 an
parents shuse children aic suffering win
JAMES B BOWEN Minister of the Gospcl
Late Pastor of the southampton Baptist Church.
IFCAUrlONi Remember than, Parents and al others
that HOBENsACK's WOKM SYRUP the only Mrd-
cine in use hat will adcale Worms, certainty and
m got The genuine atce, SEQ that tho signature m
al a. II EVA ~ Ia1IU 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-01
SAMUEL ABBOTT,
Room r. r. WALTON's BUtLDt sc, FAIE STREET.
The Lawrence Water Cure,
RrattlebOrO', Vermont.

WILLIAM kLlNGER, tfntmrfly OF ~ Wcssohoelrs
w hos hr hunui tu Inform his friends anu
he pu &c Will the above establ~hm Of, hui'
expressly for hum under his inmedsc supeun endence on
the first a OF MAY nert. He dattets -e that HIS otg
experience snd thorough acquaintance with the Naiei
Cure treatment together with 'he comforts and c"nNrneh
res un osnbshmen huilt entirely iot he ucermmeda
ton OF his PATIENTS will HIM iu shate "fthe pub
ic patronage The medical dep-tmeni VIII be under me
eharee 4. W Gun, gentleman Of eminent ability, and
lo.H experience 30 hs profession The proprietor pledges
his uniemntns attention 10 the interests aud comforts Z"
those fsyur him with their patronage. hiaitleho
rn Do rlicl CO., the midst beautiful sceucry, and -
exc,lsd for pure and healthy atmosphere II situated
about b-twoon the celebrated White Mountains OF
New Hampshire and the city ct NV York which latter
mace is eachcd W railroad travel ~ eight houis
For further particulars regard 10 Jis cstabshnsnt n-
rniias terms the proprietor refers pamphlet which
he wiis issue Ia a few days
WILLIAM KilNGE Proprietor ofthc
OFF Lawrence Wa.er turc. Nfa;tlfboro', VI