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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25
Mroitincs.
Noryal's HiEicrs.

rF>liESE Bitiers prepared by one Of the most
! successful Medical practitioners ol the age
HAVING bee used by hr or the last iOulietn years
TN his practice IN all Bilious Diseases with .ini-
nent success They are now offered Ia t!- public
as the only reliable medicine being purely vegeta-
bIr) Tor the permanent cure of the following disea-
sc-, viz
An imperfect action qfhc Lircr Of HG'Heys,
E,,er ind Agrc, N4ycgsid, IgtsAtalg,
CEWFs1er. A.iiglst;,on, Lisr comfFt
.Siei Headd-le, Mt,rmdi0, ,M,adice,
Reaitirrs. ErTieG Uctihty,
Loac fapgette, CoH Stroo's Skin d.ae"eaa,
FEM.LE CoMrKMNTs, ,Weukars- &c ol the
lalrn Its Que oithe best aHd safest medicines
bstor. the public No CHlome, Qalnine or Arse
me IN it. Sold by @. l.. TnoMrsoS, Ottawa, y.
]. Greenwood. l,aSaIlc. July l6m
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TOTE.rT PUBLIC,
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers iorsal his steam power
saw mill. The mill was set up for the purpose
oisawing ties and plank Tor the Chicago and Au-
rora raroad--ihe subscriber having completed the
job Is the reason Tor oilerng,he mill for sale. The
mill has been in use about six months Just long
enough to be thoroughly tested
This mill is situated about two miles from the
Earlsille depot, on the Chicago and Aurora rail-
road, aud can be easily removed 10 any point that
may be desired This mill would afford a good
inducementtO contractors for this or any OF the
railroads that IRE now constructing, or to take to
thu pmery. The boiler has double ilues, aud was
made OF 'he best oi Russia boiler iron ; twenty
two feet long, and forty two inches IN diameter
The engine was made a the foundry Of cushmnn
Co, OF Ottawa, rated M sixteen h orsc power,
and was made for service, and works remarkably
well. The saw IL ol the very best quality. II
waspurchased in Boston, and !, iily-seycn inches
N diameter, capable Of cutting any sized lumber
Inc betting aud running Searis all IN excellent
order.
The mill will be sold on reasonable terms En-
qulre OF the subscriber, at his residence IN Earl
vile. au5-tt & n SIrptTN
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ana drfifI m az anus o. NIDftSWfHS iitt't'Hi
one dOo, souih 81 the Union House, Columbus
Street, Otaud, IN,
II EEPSrOnstantly onhanJ ngenernl assortment
IN Ot English and German double aud single
iowhug pieces, boys guns, 20 I'd variety, ali OF
which were bought iOr cash, aud selected from
large uyoices, with great care 10 their general
workmanship finish, aud can be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had IN tins
market
wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges oithe article will find It
an oblccttO call on the subscribers where they n
dependupOn what II told them and be sure OF get
ting good safe gun, rs We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, aud have none of the cheap
caatlfoH stuff with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from RemlngIon's celebrated cast
,tcelnnd ron barrels, are warranted to be- equal to
any made ~ TIN state or Elsewhere both IN shoot
I ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
/ have iOtscyeral years been engaged in the manu-
incturc OF the celebrated increased twist rifles and
hayravailcd themselves Of all the a,es, improve
meDts us regards the inside finish and sighting ;
We ilat,rr ourselves hat nm u4pcctou oi the work
made our cslabu-hmeuf. I-r,, ,h1l il wanted 10
satl-tygcut.euen Of The iru.h ollhc aJoye state
lrru'
Powder suIrliorar'icle kept suitable for,ar-
gefpractjc" oriopr raugcs.
Key hiuu" done DyGonpcteni hands and in a
/ wuImauikr manner.
/ A work tone by him IL warranted
Ottawa DEc2 1852 " =. BrrNFFR.
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One of the best housckcepcrs in Norris
town \. D., sends lis the following:
Mourn SAVAGE BREAD.-rakc one large
tablespoonful of yeast, put it TO soak in a
half pint ofwarm water at four o'clock p.
NJ, the day before you bake When soft,
mix it with wheat flour the consistoncc of
thick -four Let it stand until light. Take
half dozen medium sized potatoes, boil and
rub them through cullendcr. Take one
quart of warm water and mix your sponge,
adding the potatoes, and some salt, making a
thick batter. Let it stand over nigh!.;..
In the morning add oac css well beaten,
orc aid a half lar:s spoons of pulvcrizcd
white sugar, and piece of butter the size OF
black walnut. kncad it well and let it
rise. When light, mould it and let it rise
again; repeat the same two or three times,
the oitcner the better Bake in shect-iron
pans, 10 by II inches, and 3 inches deep,
making six loayes in each pan. When you
take it from the oven, rub the top Of the
loayes with butter in CLOTH
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MoyXT SAVAGE YEAsr-Tallc double
handful of hops, boil in two quarts of water,
Strain it upon some wheat flour sufficient to
make thick batter so that it will rise.
When light knead in corn meal enough to
make it stiifas dough let it rise, then mould
it twice. Then break it up fine and let it
dry, rubbing it daily as it grows dry, till it is
nearly as fine as corn meal. Keep in 4 dry
place, and where it will not freeze. DO not
put in any salt.-Imerjcaa IyyicUltaia
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For SAFE,


4 VALUABLE improved farm, three and a
IA halmiIcs west OF Ottawa, containing AIS
acres, 90 OF which are timber. There is a
good story frame house, and large barn, which
vii, hold 100 ioads OF grain and hay, with n 2
horse lhrashing machine fixed in it, horse sta
Bile, cattle sheds, aud straw yard adjoining.
Also, corn-crbS Tor 2000 bushels,
30Oacres OF the land Is fenced and divided into 7
fields 200 acres are broke, and so laid down to
timothy and clover; there is more than miles OF
fence, besides 3.i Ola mile OF Usage orangsaedge,
of good growth.
The orchard is Just coming into bearing, and
contains all the best varieties Of apples, pears,
plums, cherries, npricots and peaches, besides
1000 or more OF apple and cherry trees, of 2
years growth, part Of which are grated. There
is an acre of strawberries, raspberries curran,s,
gooseberries, grapes, re.
A SO. 2locust groves planted, OF several thou
sand trees.
The timber lot adjoins the canal and railroad,
and contains seam OF excellent coal, easily
worked.
AL the Improvements are nearly new, being
made within the last 3 years.
For further particulars, appyio the subscriber,
on the premises. auI2-ly ANTHONY WILKINSON.
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The New York Evening Post publishes
the project of an important scheme for the
promotion of emigration from the United
States to Australia. 1t is designed especial
ly to attract the negroes fthc United States.
The particulars are set forth in letter from
Mcssrs. Belt 4 Sons, a large Sydney house,
to RW, Cameron, the proprietor Of the pic.
neer line of Australia packets, who is to be
the exclusive agent in the United States, for
the Sydney house. The terms contemplate
the accommodation of poor persons who are
healthy adults but have not money to pay
their passage. They are to enter into an
agreement to work out their passage money
when they reach Sidney, the council of the
colony having passed law designed strictly
to enforce such contracts.
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The young King ofportuga', on Sir Edward
Landsecr, the animal painter, being introdu-
ccd to him. said, 'llc was very glad to make
his acquaintance, for he was very fond of
beasts This reminds one of the celebrated
story of the late reverend joker, Sydney
Smith, who, when Landsecr invited him to
sit for his portrait, replied, Is thy servant a
aoy that he should do this thing
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Cors.-This truly American brcads,utI,

CoRs.-This truly American breadstutl,
says the Buffalo Democracy, las been I'M
derratcd by us Yankees. Corn-fed we ought
to be-but only our hogs are. By neglect,
and by the injurious reflection from llooser
life, and from pig diet, corn has lost, caste
in the company of wheat, and ranks far be-
low it. Now that flour is anywhere from ten
dollars barrel upwards, according to its
tincncss, and the conscience Of the dealer,
there is good opportunity to lift up the So
cial grade and dignity of corn as an article
of diet Sisters, do you know that it out
ranks wheat in the nutritive qualities? It
does The analysis was conducted in Eng,
land:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-11-25

Man falls in love just as he falls down
stairs. 1t is an accident, perhaps, and very
probably u misfortune; something which he
neither intended, for-saw, nor apprchcndcd
But when he runs in love- it is as when he
runs in debt it is done knowingly aud in.
tcntionally, and very often rashly and fool.
ishly, even ifnot ridiculously, miscrably, and
also ruinOuSly
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water Power Cease.

THE undersigned offer great inducements 10
j capitalists aud manufactures they have de-
cidedly the bcstwatrr powrrin the state hny!ngo
vef25icct head and fall aud situatcdin Dayton, 1
mcSaboye Ottawa and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder which Is kcptin repaiTby thcstate without
any cos,iO the undersigned They have watrTto
lease ioratcrm sufficient drive 90 run Of
4 feet bnrrs, aud wil.leasron yeyiiJrral terms to
any good, responsible company.
This a rare chancelormrn OlcapI,al who may
wishto gointothe Observation-Disclosures The To-
cntionis very heahyand admirably situated as it
is on n nayignblr feeder within miles THE con
templated Rock Island rail rond ana the head OF
steambon inavga,ion. Observation-Disclosures ,ad-
dress DaytOu,m,y 81. JoHS GREEN Il Sons
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A Nutshell OF TRuTn.-llerc is n brief
paragraph into which big heap Of truth is
squeezed Did you ever scratch the end of
a piece of timber slightly elevated, with a
piny Though scarcely heard at one end, it
was distinctly heard at the other. Just SO it
is with any merit, excellence, or good work
1t with be sooner heard of and appiaudcd,
and rewarded on the other side of the globe,
than by your immediate acanaintances.N
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PEAcn LEAVES FOR lEAsT.--A SVbHituie
fer hops.-'lakc double handful Of peach
leaves and boil down strong to about Il pint
ofwa y. Skim out the leaves and stir in the
flour while hot as with meal in the hop
yeast. When cold, for the first batch add a
hop cake and let it stand till it bccomcs light
before using. Afterwards no hops will be
required. lfthc yeast be sour add a little
salaratus to the bread in mixing. \ tea cup
ofyeast sutiices for eight loaycs. Thg leaves
may also be dried in the fall and used
through winter.-Oaio Cuitigat0r
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For SALE. Very cheap.

2OO5ushrs dried appesaud peaches, Just =
calved January u. CUlEyIE
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Green's Mills,

THE above mills havejust undergone thorough
j repairs and are now arranged that SiX ran
oiburrs cant turned on custom work or me reliant
either which axes the "Old Pioneer one oithe
bes,custom mills in the state /; as the four run OF
merchantburrs, bolts, Sc., vii. be usedorcustom
work wheneverrequlred.
Gentlemen give us ca II las we are determined
to spare no pans with good, competent, and ac-
commoda,ing mile rs o render generasatlsiaction,
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
troll olthe above mills and will hereafter supern-
tend them in person and he feels confident that
with his new arrangement together with u young
iieiimes experience in the above business Ina he
cansaiely defy all honorable competition.
DAYTON, Sept II. 1852. ID. GREEN.
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EXCELSIOR FAMILY STARCH,

That ever was offered for sale in this city.
Remember lie old stand, corner Of Nam and
Columbus streets. June 3-6m) ISAAC FELcH.
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Connecticut Clock DepOl,
a. g. g. 6. R. Deane !

4 LARGER variety, quantity, and superior
"A quality to any beiorA offered in thlscty con
prices, as We receive direct from the mandatory
A lso clock repairing done and warranted, at
moderate prices.
IA We've, my long experience, extcniiy, nc
qunlntancr, and general satisfaction given IN the
business, hope to receive liberal share Of pat
ronage, both from the city md surrounding coun
Try a. ). DEANc, geSt sidsot ths c0urt housc,
DifatrH Iuly IL
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BoARDoF DIRECTORS:
limo Turner John Bailhache
Ben, I. Long, Lyman Trumbul
John James Nalh'l Hanson
Henry Lea l. kelienberser
Elias llibbard Robert Smith
Benz. X Hart Alfred Dow
n. G. Edwards John Atwood
Moses G. Atwood.
BENJAMIN +. LONG, Prest.
LEWIS kELLENBERGER, Treas.
MOSES G.. ATWOOD Sec'y.
~ Applications for insurance in the above ma.
med Company may be made at Ottawa to
September % WIN NJ True, Agent
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NEW g.IfigsEE.YAEN.

TIL l. subscriber hegs leave to inform the citizens
l OF Ottawa and vicinity that he has opened his
new lumber yard, ON the sidecut, between Mr.
Armours and Mr. Steers yards, and having got
good assortment OF lumber On hand, will be pre-
pared to sell on reasonable terms His stock
comprises boards, loists flooring, scautling, en-
cling, shingles, laths, sc
November I-3mt. JAMES GRAHAM.
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English fine Indian corn.


Two per cent richer in gluten, six per
cent. richer in fat, and two per. cent. lcaner
in water. lake Michigan is full of that flu
i'd Corn is a more nutritious foot than
wheat, and at present price sought to be in
troduced into office, as the staff of the Suck
ers' life.-Chicdgo TrjJuhe.
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To all trhom IL may concern, Notice is hereby
,,vep hat at sale OF land and lots Tor ,aNes due
"a, the wear 1882, at the court house in Ottawa, on
the ltth day OF June. 1853, by the irea sure. OF a
Sale county, Davla G.. unaerhlll purchased he
containing 81 acres, in said County, and III at the
time o. redemption wal expire on the lith day OF
June, ls55--,lat the subIcrib er is now the legal
holder OF the certificate orpurchase ofsaid tract
o, land November 49, LYMAN WOOSTER.
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FOR SALE!
osh - 81.
BLACKSMITH SHOP, TOOLS.

BLACKSMITH SHOP, TOOLS. &c.
SAlD shop Is pleasantly located IN the town OF
y Harding, twelve miles north from Ottawa
has an ample patronage, and Is rare chance iOr
person wishing to follow that occupation
For particulars, enquire Of
July ly-3m lHoosTER & SrEvFNs.
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CiUTlON TO LADIES
BlLDNESS CUHED !
Emcrson's American Hair Rcs'cra;iv.

FOR Restonngthe Iiaifou lIeads H1rELEssLY
BALD, and 10 prevent the Hair from falling Is
winning golden opinions oiperons whoarcusing
ON discerning public. The proprIeiuFs hay e such
confidence ~ 1t that they au'bnrze their
Agents to take Bald cases on GUARANTEE
Price 81 in large bottles,
&. l., Taoursos, Agent.
{. f., FiSiiER& co. Promoter,
nh ~ S.uyrinr Sfrrpt I'l,v,.I.,d nI.i,
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y WINTER CAEE.--Takc half cup Of but.
ter, two of sugar, three of -four one of thick,
sour cream, Gnstcad of eggs get it ready for
the oven in the usual way, then sprinkle and
stir in ttaspoonful oisoda, bake it slow.
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I HAVE placed my books and accounts with c
i 6. Miller, at 4 Fosters store, for immediate
settlement. a those knowing themselves In-
drbtcd to the firm OF Huston L. Johnson, or John
Huston. vii. call at the u boye named place, and
settle their accounts - JOINS llU-rOS.
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IN boz. hats, just received.
llO ola TnoRNr q ZIMMERMAN

,yNAKEN up, an es,ray horse, by the Subscrl er
| in he town ol Utica, la Sale county, on the
An day Of October, seven years old, four white
l,cs star IN the iHce. white spot on the n 0se,
blind in one eye, which have had appraised nc.
cordiur TO the statutes IN such cusc made and
The owner can have said horse by proving pro.
perty and paying costs.
November ls-iw'. JANIS ilANLFy.
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NEW HARDWARE
Shelf Hardware & Tools,
Cook &, parlOr Stoves
StrgyCh OK stolen.

VA SNOIths
NY person that has lost n horse
6A IA orhor'es, colts or cattle within
W |sA-,n the last or years, aud wishes 10
.rDah sm find them if he will write me,
NyNT paid, at Ottawa, lll giving
49, his residence, the age, color, and
marks of animals, think can
give him information where they may beiound MS
| have hunted estrnys ever since November Z
1851 during which time have found good ma
nv stfayed ho,scs, colts and cattle now taken up
tlatl do not know OF any owner for aud n num-
Der OF them ha, have been worked Tor and
yenrs, am toldwere never advertised.
also request allpersOns IN the state knowing 0
any cstrays that their neig bOrs may have, TO be
so kind a. to write me, giving me The man name
aud re. iIence, description 81 horse, Nc
| shall continue the business. | have taken
down and W II continue to take down all esirays
that may find. Editors throughout the state
will confer favor upon the public large by in
ser,ng thisnoiice. MANUEL BIAcs.,
References Judge Dickey, IVolker& HEX.
ling, Ouown, La Sale Co, illinois. Mlchae
Kennedy, Arlington Bureau Co. Il, b. Stiles
Dixon. Apri 29-ly.
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Inthc dean produce 20 many wr!lan'hcn'icn'
ted Certificates Of Cure ,bolhirom Scientific fhysl
cians and intelligent pntenl-. Ihcywctr hrst ~
,roduccdlnto the $, ~ the Clty oi y. York
one year since, aud haying been previously miro
duced IN England, France. Germany Austria
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4 'uAIN pumps sUdiron furnaces, apple pea
OreTs, bench screw, nursery amps, paste iig-
gers, sewing birds, hand belts COW bells, hay
knives. coffee roasters bras kettles dog chains,
dn1 cn.laSs dogmugyI.- .b'ri or ,toI -aie the
Dclubcr22 CRY IlEDeAEE STORE.
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New Tailoring Establishment

VII NUN Sc, nearly opposite the Bank.
NJ cGArFIN & GlLLEN, having associated them
Va srhes togcrher tor the purpose Of carrying
on the Tailoring Business and one oithr firm ha 5
had number Of years experience In some OF the
largest cs,ohlishmentn Europe they naltcrthem.
selves that they can do work luther line IN a SUI
pcror style to anything III the Guy, and they have
aud viii keep conajant.y on hand a glod assert.
mrntOt
BrondclOihs, DocskinS, Fancy Cas,imcres
satntiis, iWetds, and IA tact everything ~ the,
Gen'lcmen's iumsHin. Inc 10 suit the season of
the year together combined with moderate char
ges they wish TO solicit share Oipujiic patronage
Ottawa, April 10, lAti
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Gun Powder I.

SKEGS rilc and blasting tor sale at smaIla
> vance, at January 81 CuEEyER's.
E'uSE-auy quantity at
j January2l CnErvrKs.
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United States Mail Route
Utmrru Ottamn nn1 Inrnrn

I'VE undersigned having taken the contract Tor
1 carrying the mails on the above route, are
prepared To take passengers through with comfort
and dispatch
We leave Ottawa on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, at o'clock 4. NJ arrive at Aurora
nt6 o'clock 7. VI same d1y-passing through
Mwark, Bristol, aud Oswego
luv E2-Iy. OErrrr & IENKs
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FAR FOR SALE.

THE S S WQ Ec 81, T. 49, f 5,
VCORMERLY owned and occupied BY Giles
q W. Jackson. 3 miles east Of Marscles, on
the Chicago mud Rock Island rarla and on the
!. aud VI. canal. There is about | Is acres OF
land with n bearing orchard of excellent fruit, n
well aud cistern, and new house, nearly finish
ed.
Forurther particulars apply to G. W Jack
son, Ottawa, or to u, c. UnderhHl, adjoining
Saidtarm. Mlnhus, August SIT
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"ilavc you seen the sign have got for
my businessS' said a vcndcr of the ardent
res. every time | see your face"
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Notice I!

TNHE subscriber i now prepared 10 deliver
flpnr free Of charge to all purchasers with
in the city limits TIN, side oihe III river. Ordet'
may be left either at the mill or at Mcssrs. Red.
dick Il iluribut's store, where a slate will be
found for that purpose.
Ban aud mill feed delivered a, nominal rates
Terms invariably cash. lul2O JAMES HELLER.
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1nnnRENMN-0oL,capp oI.L

1DUU ~ NJ AT00T 7cap PaIsF
AVN 1000 rcams letter " o'thc mosidcsi-
rabe style. iIr cpuuiy Offices ,audbuslnrss me Il,
100 900 cnvr,upc-0 o. every style,
.Ot Diapers iuk-fauu-, the best article and the
most sa.rub,c iuk-'1u uow 10 lhcmaTk'l,
4GOd,2e bort,csoiak lor-air of very low rates
atw hD.r-alc osrclalI, BrEll's Book store,
huF2. l22 Lake street Chicago.
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4 ND y haliD' i-ls white fish Just received
n from boat W. loot .forsalentn5 CAEEvFR's.
a. b.Lo extra sugar house syrup, Tor sale at
~ November B. CBlEyrE's
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" nllipGi.

n TONS Of rag4, at the New Hardware
,U Store, for which the highest price will be
paid tSrptember g. :. f. King 4 Co.
I'lE iarg.srassoumcnt Of looking glasses eve
i offered, at 'Aprl22j J. STOgT's