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Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27
From The Pioneer.
oHG OF THE BLACKSMITH.

BY Jolv ,. SEARS.
; 'S"la ''s hammer high,
na,mase IN 2 FIRE
Ana ; MAJ ~ broad sparks fly,
~ "', !, = steel for the tire
with apt, reli !, 49,
~ ''An'"n ''' u sty blnde
DS '"' '' wing cheerful glow.
~" -. ~ be spent
| am proud in my 1 ,..., .,~.,
'-e 80 - awny arm;
80 - :" e fame,
Give me but an ho' .
rest
Then hurrah for my ans,
' lIoorl
ight,
For the dense, gray, cui
For The fuller, iongs -,
And harrah for the Mig
of The heavily falling -,
For 1t giseih a gladsome
Which e. re h1.rs - "A
wow glen, =
ss.s- e t<+Ag
The ,ood Of my feIIow-inen;
As IS nd the white sparks ay,
Ana I toll by my lurid fire.
Wiai ing the hammer high,
the snade fnr the blade or the tire.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

aas-A still pool soon becomes siagnant.--
A machine without motion becomes rusty
And man great glorious, majestic in bis ere
alton without action, stiIl, ifeess, dead, he
comes an icy seight-a common nuisance
WHOM every body feels disposed to kick OUT (
the way We live in stirring times II be-
comes eyery man to do something Ito eur.
himself lor the cornmon veal, to = zeals1s. a..-
t'veand poshahead- What l<tser are r,u than
: man Of snow, which the children 'ansh :
and pelt III it's knocked over an lost. while
roa fold sour arms, lie your feot ana 1T sti.l
isay after day, gazingwiths j vacant stare above
aud around yous Asouse OF The worms viii
suVh pe8lh ~ ecu on your carcass
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27
JOB pRIIyTiNG.

Ne ere prepsred {, DO Job Printing of erery de-
scr4rfsoa in astgle superior 10 any other Office In
lhe Sontlern Mines, and At 10 fair rates
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27
y,-oB. hlaroe,s .Ne,p .ifsnthiu

EroBEr, wan pnd serene, Is again upon Us, with
roni.i5us ai..s LESSONS OF wisdom, which, with
" recurring Fall" come home TO the hearts
be sorrosine and the bereaved. Among iis
"a honors" which so soon will sirew the ground,
a nincn ihesa hanniiful
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

oooe 1Ews ron rHF PooR The New
aes~ lairror, Of the 10th ult, has the follow
lag item.
Flour haS ieelined 81 per barrel within the
past werAs and will decline stiI, further
iseey we're sold at Bulls He'd Yesterday.
q ne rate Q @ 10 ceuts tho pound, dfessbl
Cool Steaks can now be bot for IA cents y.sil''
peu'ad Potatoes are coming in good. abuns
DART and cheap Fruit was never olssapafs
nlFsni'er or better poH folks lee;h ss < s.s.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27
i boltauo il,efklp feoecr,
puBpsuED EVERY SATURDAY, sY
SPRINCER 4 DAINGERFEELD.
(rRISoEn. =. DAISoERFkLp.
Advertising.

one Square oG IL lines first inscr ton, $3--cach
insertion, 81 So
EF A liberal deductian on the above rates will
Be nv1fc for quarterly ard yearly advertisements.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
wit N inserted at me following rates:-Two Dol
ars b, square e the first insertion and One Dol
ar nj square fei each Subsequent Insertion.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

Coon AND Ban NOVELS The late Miss
Bronte, author of Jane Eyre" Is reported
to have said, that no author ought TO write a
book, unless he or she can add something to
literature, from individual observation. Her
works prove that she has practiced this who'll
some rule. III is to be regretted that all ap.
tLors do not initiate her example A reall}
meritorious book, even II merely fiction is a
direct contribution TO the cause Of civiliza-
ton. But the foods of immature volumes
which are annually poured upon the country,
especially those devoted to fiction, yitiate the
taste, and deprove the morals of the eommu-
nifty. The mere book maker, the modern lit
erary hack, instead Of being a benefit TO man
kind, is really an INJURY. TO read is not to
acquire knowledge, unless that which ia read
contains something new and in novels we
cannot have this unless authors write from
their own experience. Nine-tenths Of the ic-
tions published are mere reproductions weaA
copies Of those who have preceded them d
it wonder that men Of sense rarely read nos
els nowadays philadelphia Ledgy
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

A GENTLEMAN on board a North rive
steamboat received his key from the elea1,
who pointed to state-room marked b liy
mistake he opened the one neyt his mai.ed
A., where he discovered ., lady Passenger
making her toilet "Go away go aeayW
screamed the lady. Letter b. yelled tbr
clerk. II am not touching her lt sl.it
shouted the indignant Traveller
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

M AN. mss Learn from the earliest days
Insure your principles against the peril Of
|ieulA. You can no more exercise your rea-
II ~ live in perfect dread of laughter,
III ,ou an enjoy your life il you live in the
hstaaf terror OF death. II you think 1t
.h loaif from the times, and to make q
III ~ nlpraIs, do il. however rustic, how
VI enhquafea, however fedantic it may ap-
4, - rot for insDlenee, but seriously
4 grnrfly las a man who wore soul OF
\ own IL bis bosom, and did not wait till il
q breaihed into by the breath Of fashion.
az THE fountain of content mnst spring
Il the min5i aud he who has 50 little
\ ledge of hawan nature. ss 70 seek zap
es hy. CHANGING anything bit his own dis
lion, VIII waste ms life in srultless etlsrta'
multiply The srieis which he propose e
eve
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

SsB- The truly great and good, ID aiIictiea.
bear copntsnaneo more princclyl ihon they
ore wont; for Il is the temper Of ne HIGHEST
hearts, like the palm-tree q strne mos 40.
wards Een il is mozt harthane .
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

A friend of ours set the table In roar the
other day by telling a story of clergyman
in Scotland, who was invited 70 attend mar
riage feast, given on the arrival of the happy
couple from distant part Of the country,
where the young husband had gone for his
bride, and now brought her home to his faith
ers house. The good old clergyman was call
ed on to make a prayer at the beginning Of
the banquet, and lifting up his hands, he said
20, Lord, thy tender mercies are over all thy
works. We thank thee that thou hast taken
care Of these thy young servants, and brought
them safely all the way on their journey o,
Lord, thou preseryest man and bcast?7 This
was hardly complimentary TO the blushing
bride, but she had the good sense to believe
that the old man had no allusion TO the
beauty when he spoke of the "beast," and
so il passed of well enough.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-10-27

TALKING AND DoING.---It il easy to talk--
il is hard to do We can all Of us talk, bu,
can we all do?
There is q difference, very wide and signif-
cant, between the two. He or she who talks
the most, as the world goes, does the least
Either is exhausting as contrastive in
nature as IN position. The man who starts of
slap-dash, and puts his hands and head square
upon the shoulders and hips of things il the
doer. II is he who rules the world, whether
its circle be the neighborhood of his locality,
the city, State or nation. He who daIlies---
taiks--and talks and dallies--never does else
of consequence. His hands have no power
q grasp his brains no pluck and energy lie
Is the tinker.
We like the doer He Is the man or she the
woman for u.s. Talk may Save It's place. but
it never yet Of itself made pin, lifted brick,
weaved a fabric, or germed useful, solid
thought. There is as much difference be-
tween the two as between gingerbread horse
at the bakers and bold PAGER Ut the race
course.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-11-03

The following appeared in the Chicago
Times a wccl, or two ago. The description,
and subsequent inquiry, leave no doubt here
as to the identity of the lady. We under
stand she is still in Chicago, doing well.
ATrENrr TO CouNIr SricrpE-Nystery
CHrercale3-Eyening before last, as several
persons were in the neighborhood Of Clark
street bridge, female was seen to leap from
the top Of the railing, over the centre of the
river, and disappear beneath the water. She
rose to the surface three times, aud the third
time was seized 10y the hair 10y 4 sailor, who
went to the spot in a boat, and with much
difficulty succeeded in rcscuing her from a
watery grave.
She was taken TO Doty's Hotel where day
garments were provided 10y Mrs. Doty, nut
with the understanding, As we learn, that
she must be removed at once from the house.
The reason assigned was that she might com
nit suicide ifallowcd to remain there. In
formation of The affair was sent to the po-
lice office. where alderman Granger and j.
\. Thompson, Esq, heard of 1t, and with
others, went to investigate the matter
They found the icmale-a prettyloo,ing and
hlPN"'l''6 So ''N'N '''''N'~N'
years of agc-in the paF.or, much depressed
in spirits and unwilling to give her real name
or the cause Of her attempt to put herself
out of the way. They succeeded however,
in csccr,aining that she had come from O,ia-
wa; that her parents formerly resided there,
but now reside somewhere III Wisconsin;
that she came, formerly, from Massachusetts,,
has fought school at Decatur, Michigan, and
learned the millinery business at Ottawa
She said she had some difficulty with step
mother, but what its nature, she refused TO
tell. She came from Ottawa without money
or friends, and lcaped into the river with the
intention of drowning herself This was all
that the girl would disclose. She bears the
appearance of virtuous and intelligent lady.
Mr. Doty refusing her the privilege re
naming at his house ill morning, alderman
Granger humanely took her to his home,
where she received the kind care Of his ami
able lady. Nothing, however, could be clio
tied of her history, beyond what has been
related.
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AEE YoC fNsuRgp If you are not, don't
delay another week in making yourself safe
against casualty that every man is liable to
that owns house or barn. There is no OK
ccse now for neglecting to insure your pro
perry. We have home insurance company
that is managed by men you know, and
which is established permanently among us,
and doing fine business, and the old ex-
cusc, that these foreign companies burst up
about every month, is no longer good one
for refusing to make yourself free from loss
The cost of insuring, too, in the La Sale Co..
Mutualis but mere trifle, and the best cy.
dence of its being a safe company is the fact
that such men as Mcssrs. Rcddick, Walker,
Cushman, Eames, and other of our business
men control it, and insure their own property
in it. The man that refuses or neglects to
keep his property insured, has no claim for
sympathy if he meets with loss that might
have been provided for by the expenditure
of a few dollars. Getinsured
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end the tcsfimony lain lIilLr h Co.
JUN NTIIITN ~ "
Never known to Fail.

ST. Louis, Oct, 80, 1851.
DR.. EAsrfRtY--Sir: For hebeneli, OF the al
iicted, will state that my wife has been sniie-
rer from Ague aud Fever for nearly n year, and
has used several ol the most popular medicines
OF the da v, among which was Smiths Tonic Sy-
rup, which tailed to cure. concluded to make
n trial OF your Fever aud Ague Killer, and one
bottle has elected a pcrmnnc It cure. | believe
your Fever and Ague Killer to he n remedy OF
great inert, and hope you will make it accessible
to the afflicted Throughout, the Mississippi Valley.
Respectfully, ROBERT SMITH.
Rcad Tie letter from JohR s. Crump, Grand Sd
line, Irkdnsds, Cherokee Nation, beamg
date. dug. TO- 1888.
DR. EAsTFRLY--Dear Sir: when | was in
your city IN March last, | purchased one dozsn
bottles OF your Fever and Ague Killer, which you
warranted to =. have sold sevea OF the doz-
en-, which also warranted Your medicine has
given entire satisfaction so tar II having effected
several cures of the Chllls aud Fever. One case
par,icuIarly-a lady who had been afflicted since
the latter part OF last summer, and had tried a
great many remedies, besides having II physician
part al the time, all at which failed. She
bought n bOttle of your medicine and before she
had used enc third OF II, she was entirely cured,
and has enjoyed good health ever since. In no
case has II failed TO effect n permanent, cure.
Respectfully yours, JOHN $. CRuMP.
?. ST. will be in your place again shortly,
and will buy more largely.
N. B.-Ask for DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer and take no other end youare safe.
G.s-Prce 81 per Bottle, or 6 Bottles for So.
A liberal discount, made to wholesale dealers.
r,-Prpnrcd aud sold by DR. EASTERLY
cornes Of Third and Chestnut Streets, ST. Louis,
Mo.-solc Proprietor.
For sale IN Ottawa by a. c. & A. S, Put
nam, druggists. aud by Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines generally thru ushout the Western
Siot.s August 4.
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SofiCp tofhc Sick.

The citizens Of Ottawa ana vicinity will be ptatihci to
learn that Messrs. \. e & A. :. PCrSAN, Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for the sale Of DR. LsTt-
Tvs Popular Family Medicines Ills medicine are bet
ter prepared, prompt and rGcctua in subduue the
diseases incident to hi. climate than others in general
use They meeting with rapid sale In nearly every
city town IN the West aud give general satsaoon to
those that them. fo further Information in regard
to these remcir the SICK and afflicted invited to -
careful Perua Of Dr. k,sTEHLIs advertisements which
can be seen in our column. this day.
Merchants and druggists who not already supplied
With them, would do w, TO call upon Dr. Easery in st.
Louis, anl obtain stock OF hi. popular articles, from
his agents in Ottawa. Angus, 4.
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POPULATION or OTTAwA-Wc were 4 little
TOO liberal, in our remarks last week in reic-
renee to the population Of Joliet when we
gave that city thousand more inhabitants
than Ottawa The fact was overlooked by
us, that in giving Joliet we gave the town.
ship, and not the city only, which does not
quite come up to Ottawa Did we claim the
whole township here, we could muster over
G,OOo inhabitants, against $500 in Joliet
Joliet is growing village, doubtless, but she
mustn't indulge The absurd ambition OF ever
overlapping Ottawa,
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SERIOUS FmE.-We learn with much pain,
that our friend II. +. GEDNEY formerly ed.
itor Of the tonstit"tjo"olist in this city, but
now farmer, met with q severe loss on
Tuesday, by the burning up of nearly all
his this years crop Of wheat and a new
lumber wagon. The fire originated from the
friction of the machine while threshing.-
The wheat was from one of the finest fields
raised this year in the county, and was con-
tracted for at SLIGO bushcl. His loss can.
not be less than $4,000. 1t was the first
crop from new farm he has just opened in
the town of Dayton, and the loss is felt the
more severely as it was about the first sub.
stantial return he was about to realize in his
new vocation.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CWCAGO, Nov. ].
The market is frmer to-day and prices are
a shade higher. There il a disposition TO
await the steamers news.
F2our-We quote fine s. 30; No. ? su-
pcriiue s. 25a7 30; No, supcrlinc s. %;
fancy = 7ja9 90; country grades extra 81
7ja9 90 superIine City Mills $ 70; extra
do 81 p.
Rye F2our-$5 7jaG 90.
BucilrdeQt do--lu light supply at s. 10
al 90 per 100 lbs.
HheaL-Thc large operator who is buying
here and at Milwaukee is paying 81 30 for
spring free on board sales -, 900 bu. spring
free on board at$l 81. Winters 81 jGal 90
for red 81 Goal - for white.
Cora-Nomiual at GjaG6c per 30 lbs, free
on board G3aG4c per So lbs. to store
O1ty--Sales nc 2Sa29c to store; 3oa5lc to
retailers,
Rye Steady at sja9oc,
Boriey-rirm and in good demand at 81
I2al lj.-Dcm
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ST. LOUIS MARkET.

ST Louis, Nov. !.
Four-1hs morning, few country lots
sold as follows fancy, on board, at IS 20 {;
superiinc and fancy at ss.l2i to $3.50; ex-
ira, on merits, at 1915. Market active at
quotations and supply light.
Vheat-Spring at $l4j; fall at Sl.5o
a $l7l; red and white, at Sligo Sl.72.
CorH-Salcs unimportant. \ few lots Of
the new crop received, and sold at 30 to Coo.
Old mixed, from store, at G3c,
0atS=on Monday prices slightly impro-
we'd, with sales Of 1000 to 5000 SKIS in lots,
at iOc, This morning G2g SKIS in lots, at i0c.
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Consumption Can he Cured
nr. Cnlfpr.s Cauv!l Rnlsuu.


For The cure Of Coughs, Colds. asthma, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, SPLITTING cf Biood, Pam
ia the Side aud freast. Pisurisg, IthooPias
Cough, and all Diseases Of the Lungs and
Chest.
Among all the celebrated remedies for iii.
seases OF the Lungs and Chest, none seems To
be meeting with su, h success, AM TO give such
entire satisfaction to all, as
DIR. Carriers Cough Eaisain.
This valuable remedy Is pufrly we've table in Il
its ingredients. and perfectly harmless in all s
qualities, and as mrd AMI pleasant as the most
delicate cordial. 1t is very soothing aud he ding
foNe Lungs, aud IL everywhere Acknowledged
by Druggists, Physicians. and all who have ~,
it, to be the most elirctna curative known.
COnsumptiye Reader,
Beware oi mere palliative medicines. The oh
lect OF nearly all the medicines now offered for
diseases Of the Lungs Is tc r,iicre and not 10
cure Such is not the case with Dr.. Cdrfcrs
cough Bd,som. Ia Colds and Coughs. which are
the EIst symptoms of tonsump ion, it Is the
most nleasant and oiicacious remedy that can
possibly be used. In confirmed Consumption it
has been used with peri ct and triumphant sue
cess where he most eminent physicians had CIV
en- up all hope as vain. So confident Is the pro-
prietor OF ,spower I, cure Tabcrous C0nsump-
ton, that he soci,s a ,ria in the rOrSt o) cases.
Splitting of Blood.
This frghtul symuiom Of Consumption is
specify checked and prevented by the use OF Dr.
Carriers Cough Balsam, which heals the affected
IN mbrane removes the incIpIrnt tubercles aud
restores those vital organs, and lu'gs, to souRl
and hegithv c0ndiiion
ESpcctoraiiOn.
Free ExpectorauOn Is the most important OBJ
ect to be attained in all attempts to cure diseases
Of the chest and lungs The cough, which is so
distressing, simply the result Of n desire to cx-
pectorae and, as long as foul matter exists in
the air passages, il will continue TO irra,e the
membrane and proroke coHgh. Coughing il an
atte,np, to throw of this matter, anI elpeciora-
tion gives great reIlet. Inability to erpeciorate,
IN tie latter stages Of consumption is the Cause Of
dcah.
DIR. Carriers Cough BaI>am
Is Il great eXp-ctorlnt. 1t dI solves the mur5id
and diseased matter IN the air passages, changes
ltlrom thick glutinou. substance 10 thin harm.
less fluid, and throws Il off with hr greatest poe
slb.s eos" aud comfort to the patIent. There Is
no better medicine ~ abe world ii ITS rrp-cIorant
qualities alcne be considered
Every Family
Shonld be supplied with Dr.. Clr,rr's G,nrh Bal.
sam To use in the early stages II Coughs. Colds
SpIitngo Blood, PAN III the side aud Che.t
BronchIls, Difficulty OF Breathing, kignt
Swrats, Asthma, Influenza, Nhu1ping Cough
aud Group, and thereby c0HHicrdci fic COHSHpiD-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-11-03

WASHINGTON SQrARE-An old citizen is
puzzled to know, and wishes us to enquire
OF our City Fathers, whether the fence
around thc new public square Is Intended to
keep m or keep out cattle? The former
seems at present the utention, and if that is
the understanding there are several others
who would like to turn their cattle in.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-11-03

DARING RoBBERY. Between twelve and
one o'clock on Thursday, the house of Mrs.
Danforth, in West Ottawa, was entered and
robbed Of two purses, containing few dol
lars of change, and some other small articles.
Mrs. Dauforth was, at the time, up town, and
her mother, the only other occupant of the
house, had stepped across the way to Maj.
Hits. The house had been locked, and the
thieves had gained an entrance by cutting
first the blinds and then removing a light or
two of the glass at window, and unloosing
the iastcnings. The robbery was soon dis
covered, and as two men had been seen pas
sing down the Peru road about that time
they were suspected, and b. I. Phelps Esq,
at once started in pursuit He found one of
the men near Mr.. Fitzg eralds house, short
distance this side of Buffalo rock, and gave
him chase driving him through Mr.. Burgit,'s
cornfeld to the river bank, where, with the
aid of Mr.. Bgrgitt, the fellow was arrested.
Coming back, it was ascertained that
while this chase was proceeding, the other
had been robbinS Fitagcrald's house, and
had nov made for the railroad, and was ma.
king good time for Peru. He was also pur-
sued and caught and it was found that he
succeeded in riiiing chest in Mr.. Ftzger-
AIDS house Of 1880 in gold which was
found on his person. The other, in his
fright, had thrown his booty away. by this
time Sheriff Warner was on the ground, aud
both were brought back to Ottawa aud jug
gcd, Their names have been asccrtaincd to
be John Schmidt and Chas. lmhon new CO.
mcrs, we believe, and, as their names indi-
cate, Germans.
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ANOTHER LANE DIsAsTER--OTrAwA SUI
rERERs'-Jhe propeller Illinois, Capt, Dixon,
Bound for Chicago, with cargo of mcrchan.
disc, ran on n rock at Bar Point, Detroit riv-
'r, Wednesday, night o. last week, and stove
a hole in her bottom The Captain discov.
oring that she was sinking, headed her for
the shore, and when within short distance,
she sunk in thirty minutes from the time she
struck. Nearly half Of her goods will be
saved dry They had commenced dischar-
ging her and she would he raised in a few
days. Her cargo was principally for Chca.
go, but among the sufferers, we also note
the following list:
Ottawa.-E. Y. Griggs, bAs., stationery;
Lockwood, box, goods; Ii. l.. Thompson,
pkgs, drugs; A. Foster, $ pkgs, drugs
Spencer a Earle, pkgs, crockery.
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JrGGEp. An lrishman named Frank Ryan,
was brought from La Sale on Thursday and
lodged in the county Jail on a charge Of
patting on somebody clsc's coat. knowing it
wasn't his own. Not finding friend willing
to s,and surety for his appearance at Court,
he concluded to give "pcrsonal security" in
The shape Of his own body.
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NEW ENGLAND n.HcEy.

NJ .h'rtibers Np1'd repeatedly inform the citizens
OF OTTAWA and vicinity, that thcv have Just opened
M" bAsthf Ia UDpyth CUpk'> WopbfN BtupiNg, uN
MAlr"N rfkEir, where they viii make to order and
H'dhl! Keep on hand everything IN the Baker, In,
consisting ni CRAcstI1 such boston, butter Soda,
oyster Pic Mic, &c tIfS Of every description such
a. Mn'sses ana sugar Cookies, Washington CaLe Queen
40, Fancy da-. Pound do, sponge TO- Spice do. Bri-
Den Biscuit Boston Cream Cake Loaf Cake Drop Cake
New York Drops, Ginger Nuts Ginger Bread SOFT Gin
ger hrrad Boston Brown Bread, &c. Also all kinds Of
BHtAU and pr's.
ora by letter or otherwise will lr promptly attended
To- Persona leaving their orders have any artice Ia
our I'm" delivered any where ia the Ci.y free Of charge
= ptgWher 20. SASFORDG TICKETT
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ODDt.EsS9.

M subscribers have On hand aud keep 'or -ay
Glass manufactured hy the Redwood Glas- Co.
The superior polish and ci,ur.. Of the Glass uHuu-
featured by the REDWOOD GLASS MANUFACTURING
co. Gate DrzfSG Coz ut Redwood, New York will give
the preference any other made in the United States.
u"nR o the superior quality of tho pure white Rock
sand on u, ground Of this Factory, thrlng the
Is found Ia France for making hooking GLASS Plato dis
glass il both w'cr and stronger than any other made IN
ili- country
nullsrs will readily see the advantage Of prr,'a.fay
WIS hhs' n u has no trIn-lu' the FACTORY a.
Chicago, and Is consequently less broken than any other
Glass .ol ia This market
The subscriber will also receive order, Tor III, G.s 90
DO c a the factory any size wanted from Ok TO Co.,
September y & Earl A -DN