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Fine Property For sale.

Fine Property For Snle.
THE subscriber offers Tor sale the house and 10,
formerly owned by VIM. X Brown, opposite
the residence Of II. +. Eames, on the corner Of
High and Paul sts., in Ottawa. On the lot IL q
large two story dwelling house, containing rooms,
besides hall, good cellar. and cellar kitchen also
good large barn, convenient for eight horses |;
two good wells, with the usual out buildings. The
property will BE- sold OF bargain. Enquire at
this Office or Of The subscriber, o, the Fox River
House. w. d. SMITH.
Dttawa mr. IA. IS55-tc
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Illinois Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,

LOG ATED AT ALTON, ILLINOIS.
Chari'rd Feb. 2jd, ls39--Org'd Apr. 4ih, 1899.
Amount OF Premium Notes ia force April Is,
1851, constituting fund tor paymen, Of losses
$3.50, 600.
Secured by lien on proptv ins'r'd valued at over
$4,000, 900.
THIS Company insure Dwellings Stores
l. Ware Houses, Manufactures. Mills, Barns,
Stables. and the contents OF each, together with
every other similar species OF properly within the
State, from
Loss or Damage by Fire.
The Directors ieel justified in recommending
this company TO the favorable consideration OF the
citizens OF Illinois. Every one insured becomes a
MEMBERSHIP company beng an association oi
customers, each oi whom Is interested ~ insurina
his nelghbor. As the Indeminfca ton Fund aug.
menls in exact ratio with the ncrease ofrisks, The
pia. oil the company Is comparatively exhaust.
less and the W ENTIRE SAFETY 81 tn,
| institution must be apparent 10 every one who
reads the charter.
The cost OF lnsuring in this comp, ny il so .OW
as TO renderl, almost inexcusable for the owner T,
ofInsuIable properly not TO avail themselves 81 il.
BoAED0F DIRECTORS:
| limo. TUrnes John Bailhache
| Ben + Long, Lyman TrUmbu
/ John James Nn,h'l Hanson
| Henry Lea ]. Kelienbrrrer
| Elias liibDard Robert Smith
I Benz. X Hart Alfred Dow
| n. G. Edwards John Atwood
MosesG Atwood
! BENJAMIN 7. LONG, Pres't
| LEWIS KELLENBERGER, Treas
! MOSES q. ATWOOD 1900 Sec'y
! ~ Applications for insurance in the above ma
med Company may be made at Ouawa, 10
september23 VIZ. NJ. TEuE. agent.
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Change, Change.

- THE subscriber having bought the entire
stock of boots and shoes formerly owned
BY A. e. Putnam, on Madison ST., is now adding
a new supply to the former stock, which will
make his stock as desirable as any in Ottawa.
Tha nkfu Tor past iavors, he would as usual take
extra care both in stock aud workmanship, to &C
commodate all his friends ard customers who may
give him call. All kinds Of boots and shoes
made TO order
Store now on Main Street, opposite Cushman's
Store
Repairing done at short notice.
Februaryi7. w. G. FASH.
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1dministy1tor's Not,re

NJ Office is hereby given. to all person. hay
~ ing claims against the estate Of Mic hae
Craig, deccasrd that | viii attend a term Of the
county court OF La Sale county, H. be held IN OF.
lava. IN said county u "a Sale and state Of II.
hnos.. on the fourth Monday Of June n.xt, wher
and where III persons having claims against saic
estate, are notified to present the same 10 wr,inl
TO said cour, for adjustment.
mayl2 p. NJ. KitprYr, pyblie gdm,ni,toy
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The Albany KaicserJocker gives the fol.
lowing census scene between the marshal and
. son Of the Rhine.
"Who lives hcrcy"
"Yaw."
"What's your name9"
"Sharmany, on der Rhine"
"What's your fathers name!"
"Nix for staw."
"Whcn did you arrive in Albany ?"
"Mit n STEAMBOATS,"
"Got any children ?"
"Yaw--two barrels NIT krout."
SLOW long have you resided in this
house"
"'rwo rooms und der Easements
"Who owns the buildingS"
81 bays noting. Hanse bays der same
twice MONTH"
"Wherc did you live last year,"
"Across der red store as you como up init
der market in your rite hand, pehind der
bump What belongs to der placksinid shops"
The Marshal having entered all this, made
up his mind that he would push ahead and
examine Hanse, who lives up stairs Unit
der banieters."
"lIavc you any Unborn bonnets ~ inQuir.
cd very modest miss Of shopkeepsr.
"Any whatW
ANY Unborn bonnets2"
"Any---you don't mean leghorou II
THE young lady WAS brought 70 BY the
ripper restorshves
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Great Bargains.

w most choice description, which we will sell
for cash, or on time, or exchange for productive
property in La Sale county
These lands were selected under our personal su.
pervision, and are such as we can recommend for
stock or grain raising, being well watered, and OF
a rich productive soil. Some OF the tracts are i'm
mediatsly adjon ug improved farms, and all are
conveniently locA ed, with reference 70 timber i.
water, settlements. mills &c.
NJ. r.. HoLLisTEB.
Srp,en,ber 93-E w " Coz
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WORMS IN APPLEs.-Thc apple worm is
produced from eggs deposited in the calyx
IF the apple. whom it is very small -Thoy
gnaw holes into the apple, where they feast
themselves all summer and sometimes near.
ly all winter correspondent Of one Of our
agricultural exchanges suggests two ways to
destroy the moths or millers before the eggs
are deposited, and thus prevent the worms.
lie says:
Having been troubled with wormy apples
for the last fifteen years, thought would
try an experiment on one tree this season,
to sec i'll could not stop these maraudcrs in
their wild career. took halfa dozen quart
beer bottles, and fill each half full Of sweet
enod water; | then suspended them from
the branches Of the tree in the following
manner: tied leather straps three fourths
ofan inch wide around tho branches to pre-.
vent them from being girded; to these
leather strapes | tied hemp strings, to which
attached the bottles, leaving them open to
allow the millers to enter.
let the bottles remain in this situation
five or six weeks and on taking them down
and emptying them, found the millers had
entered in great numbcra, and were drowned
in the liquid. In one bottle | counted fif-
teen, in another forty, and so on. The trees
thus treated produced fourteen bushels of
largo fair apples, while the fruit on the trees
not experimental upon was wormy.-
Whether the remedy produced all tho diff.
ference or not, Twill not pretend to say. but
hope some fruit culturists will be enter.
prisihg enough to try the experiment next
summer, and report their success to the edi.
tor of this or some other paper.
Another method that would recommend
for destroying these mllers that produce
the apple worms, is TO take shavings or
straw, and light fires in the orchard in the
evening, in the month of June. As soon as
tho millers see the light they will fly toward
it and be consumed in tho flames. Millions
may be destroyed every season in this way.
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LA SALE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY,

DVlcd az NdtihgfrS Dt0cK, H00MS at Tfcs'
eat Occupied By H. +. Eames.
THIS company is now fully organized, and
1 prepared to insure property against the
risk OF fire.
The advantage Of insuripg in "home compa
ny" wh,fe yon know the parties with whom YOU
will have to deal IN the :, tilement of losses. spd
where the usual Ielny and expense ait. ndina sue h
settlements with companies a q distance is ayoj.
ded, will commend ilseli to every one wishing lo
secure the full benefit Of his insurance.
GEO. r.. WALKER, Pre-.
VIZ. NJ. True, seer
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Illinois Central Railroad Lands.

Among the evidences Of immigration to
our own State this season. we observe that
tho sales OF the Illinois Central Railroad
lands this month, up TO Saturday, june
23d, were $450,000. The terms Of pay
ment which are offered by the Company form
the reason why their sales to actual settlers
are SO rapid and large. Nothing is required
down except interest in advance for two
wears. at which length Of time after the date
of tho contract, the first payment is due,
and the remainder Of the purchase money
divided into four annual instalments. by
this plan purchasers are enabled to reserve
their capital to use in improving their land,
and making it produce enough to pay for it.
self, and more too, instead Of exhausting
oil, or the largest share Of their means, in
first getting hold of farm Of wild land, as
in buying from the government or from IT.
dividuals.
A letter addressed to Mr.. Du Puy, the
agent of the Company for the sale of the
lands, by John Lindley, jr, and reliable be-
yond doubt, makes the following state.
ment:
In August, 1853, I purchased of said
Company the n. w. or. of the 5. w. ar.
of sec 80, township 8 north, of range 2
east, containing 40 acres of prairie land, six
miles from Bloomington, in the county Of
Mclean, and State Of Illinois. | broke up
the forty acres of land and put it all in fall
wheat, and from my first crop, which har-
vested in July, 1864, raised on the forty
acres eleven hundred and ten bushels Of
first quality white Genesce wheat, which
disposed Of as follows:
LIST. sold to different individu-
ais 40 bushels, at $l.25,..... 1925 90
eolJ nrov., @ Mayarc 2On
bus. at $1.25, ............... $40 60
I'd. sold GOO bushels to Brown
& Mayors, delivered at Bloom
ington, at $780,. 900 90
40 bushels kept for my own
use, say. ........,......... 100 w
Showing the aggregate value and
receipts to be............... l,ooo w
as the production Of 40 acres of land for one
season, and that being the first crop raised
on said land, being what is known as fall
wheat, sown upon the sod after the first
breaking up and turning over of the prairie.
My whole expense Of producing the same
Fencing, say. 5000 90
Breaking 40 acres Of land, ......... 100 90
Wheat for seeding, $50-sowing
same, $40, .................... TO w
Harvesting, say ............... IS 90
Threshipg, say. ................. 6O w
$500 90
leaving a net profit on 40 acres of 81 ,0G5.
And now, as the said 40 acres are broke
up, and in fine condition for cultivation, |
can readily sell the land for $25 per acre,
cash, but should decline selling If offered
thirty dollars per acre-Ch. Press
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CREOLE BurrEE.--Thcy have in New Or.
leans pale sweet delicacy known as Creole
Butter, generally supposed to be made di.
rectly from the fresh milk of the COW, as it
legitimately is; but there is another way, it
seems, and the hint it furnishes may be Of
use to our readers. An exchange says:
The neighbors Of certain lady in the
Fourth District, New Orleans, have recently
discovered the nature Of something that has
seemed miracle for months past. They
knew the lady had but one COW, and they
knew also that the lady's two little negroes
pcddled as much creole butter daily O. could
be produced by dozen common cows. In.
QUESTION got so high on tho subject at last,
that the lady has let out the secret, and in
its travels it has reached us. She told u
friend that her COW was oily common one,
and didn't produce any butter, but yielded
milk enough in which to rc-churn any quail.
ity of strong Goshen butter, which she buys
wholesale at the groceries, and converts, by
the said re.churninS in new milk, into ere.
ole butter, which always commands the
highest prices. She added, also, that by
this process sho had made clear profit,
since last June, of twelve hundred dollarsl
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Ceaal Embellishments.
Guardians Sale.

Gudrdidn's Sale.
IN pursuance Of q decretsl order Of the
county court OF La Sale county, Illinois (,
made at the June term thereof. A. D. lS3o. the
undersigned, guardian Of William G.. Laferty
aud John u. Laterty. minors, will SELL at public
auc ,iOn. TO the highest bidder for cash, al the
court house ~ Ottawa in said county. on Satur-
day, the 18th day Of August A. ID. 1855, between
the hours If 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 5 o'clock y
NJ OF said day. the following real estate o' said
wards, 10 wit the west 4S acres OF the south
west fractional quarter OF section -, IN township
30 north, Of range I east OF the third principal
meridian. in said county.
iuua3-6w JAMES L,frfRTv. guardian, &c.
Commissioner's Sale Of Real Estnte
PURSUANT to an order Of sale made by
the county court Of La Sale county and
state Of Illinois, at the June term OF said court
A. d. 1855, in the matter OF the nelition OF Mar
par.t Whi,m0re and others for part ition, | shall
on Saturday, the liih day OF July, a. ID. 1853
offer for sale ut public vendue NJ the door OF the
court house in Ottawa, in said county, between
the hours OF ten DEL ock in the forenoon aad live
'clock in he afternoon OF said day. the following
described real estate, being the sane TINT am
directed by said order to sell, that IL to say: the
south 42i acres OF the west hall OF the north west
| quarter Of section number four, a. in township
! Lamber thirty lhrees33) norih, OF range number
three east OF the third principal meridian in said
county.
Terms Ot saie.-One hall the purchase money
cash m hand, md the balance IA one year with
interest aud unquestionable security. The land
will no, be sold for less that $3.50.
jus i6-4w JOSHUA WnTmoRE. commissioner.
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LOOK Mere,

fNHAIN pumps, sodron furnaces, apple pea.
Orers, bench screw, nursery lamps, paste Jig
gers, sewing birds. hand bells, COW bells, hay
knives. coffee roasters, brass kettles dog chains.
dog CO lars, dog muzzes bird cages for sale at the
October CRY HARDWARE STORE.
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For So1c.

All Of the above lands have been selected for
farming purposes, and are desirable farming
lands, and some Of them will be sold on canal
| terms. MAY 49, X. TnoRNE.
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Lands for sale.

In La Sale eounfy,-Seciion ~, Ell OF 90, and
VIII OF &c. in township 81. range east OF the Sd
p. m. Astrip OF land is broke on the lines oi the
above tracts, sufficient for the planting and cult
vation OF an osag &c orange hedge.
In Livingston county.-The whole OF sec. 90.
and the nh OF 80. in township 80, range east OF
the 81 p. m.
These tracts are from one and n half TO seven
miles Of the Junction Of the Fort Wayne and La.
con air.line railroad, and the Chicago and Mis-.
sissippi railroad. lily WA. PHiLIIPs.
Apply 10 N. n IIoLITsTEa. Otfdpd.
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Lands for Sale,

in 90 or 10 acre lott. being very good timber.
A large list Of lands. comprising about 100 900
ncres, IN La Sale. Livingston, Grundy, and
otner counties, will be sold to suit Gu. tom ers, al
fair prices. tfebruary 81 Go. S. FIsuER.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

tuluoulV 4lCul AoLdIC ltI Odlc,
THE undeisig ied offers the following rca le,,s;e
for sale, all situated in Ottawa or iis nnm~d,
date vicinity on terms that will satisfy the pur
chaser in every case tina, he has q bargain:
The house and lot at present occupied by D. +
Hit. being LOT % IN Ottawa city, containing sey.
e.al acres OF excellent land Besides a good
dwelling house. there are on ii a well finished ie-
nant house. first rate stone stable, good last
ing well at each house. with other o, buildings
and Improvements Of n superior kind. ALSO.
A GOOD FARM,
On the south side OF the Illinois river, within the
limits OF tn. city Of Ottawa, containing l42
ncres. with good dwelling house thereon, two
smaller dwelling houses. a good well OF lasting
water, q frs-rnie tiltering istcrn, nd a good
spring OF never failing water. I NO snal! fields
OF the land are IN cultivation, encl0srd cue by q
rail and the ohera board fence
ALSO. the following vacant lots in Ottawa
City lots ,3,4.7,9. 10. II. 10. II, ~ and u
Al so. the following lots IL. subdivision Of o,
2. in Ottawa City lots 2, }, 4, ,G,S, 9, Is, %
%. ~, IS, and -.
ALSO, the following lots in Ottawa Cent?
lot IN block -. and lot I in block ~
ALSO the follow ng lot II Walkers subdiyi-
sion OF swq Of sec. II, town 80, range , east:
lot I, letter F.
ALSO. the following lot, in the town II Sci.
rnce lots ], 2 and 3 in block 30; lot 4 in block
3 /; 10, IN block IS. and lot 3 IN ! lock 30.
iLSO, the follow wild auis.
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PAINTING AND GLAZING

he subscribers continue, Is heretofore, 10 at =
tend promptly TO all orders in the painting and gln
eng line, TO which they propose TO devote their
iuI attention as heretofore.
July g. 4 C. Fan, 4 Sow
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Wanted,
I.Hrlil GOr Snlc.

SO TONS OF rags, at the New Hardware
~ Store, for which the highest price will be
paid. september 81 $. f.. King & Go.
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PAINTS, OILS, 4 vARNisHEs,

&.
PAINTS.
Dry COlors.-Sn0w white zinc, purple brown
China white, red lead, and Venetian red. eT.
ira Vermlion, rose pink, Litharge yellow ochrp
chrome yellow, Pans green, ilbrrnia green
frusslan blue, drop black, French ultra mn rine
blue, vsndyke brown, purple brown, Italian 81
emma, burnt and powdered: same raw and 90 W q.
defef; Turkey umbsr, burnt and powdered same
raw and powdered; amp-blaca, imperial black
Frankfort black, &c.
Coiors IN OR-Chromc green. assorted in
cans extra permanent Paris green, navy green
Prusslan blue, chrome yellow. burnt sienna, as
sorted cans; raw Sienna, assorted cans; burnt
aud raw umber, also assorted cans; bl1ck paint.
IN cans, patent French zinc dryer &c.
Furnishes Best elastic body varnish. super-
fine polishing COpal. super Copal cabinet yarnish
fine furniture rnish best Japan gold size, be S,
l~n,' varnsh, for porcelain Ii Dish, strong drying
~, ....n-d nsetd OIL boiled, boiled linseed oil,
Inseed oil.
Grainins Colors-All granting colorsp.. pared
in tn boxes.
Pencils and Brushes-All kinds used by
painters and artists, - common paint brushes
camePs hair brushes, &c.
Paper Hanging and satin paper, Dor
ders. fire board prnis, oil and transparent win
dow shades. trimmings, &c.
Glass.-Ali sizes from 8 by 10, tn ~ by A.
Doors, glazed and ungaze sash, blinds, &c
Sand paper, emery paper, and emery cloth for
machinisis ground punice stone, stencil plates
and brushesfor marking, &c.
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WEDRON WATER POWER.

OF 0rer Niaiy Ran Of M0nc
offered Tor sale, with 223 acres OF land situa-
l. ted miles north Of Ottawa on Fox river, and
where il is expected the railroad will cross the ri
yer. The power can be easily and permanently
in Toved; and the location is very favorable for
bu. ling UP a manufacturing town, and for the
ere, ion OF machinery. Address
A, usi7. J. q. NArrIyGER, Ottawa.
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Atkins AutOmatOn or Self Raking ReaDer.

THE frs. butn 1882 the 1855
l.
Not
a YER ndlng Of grain.
Price sefmkig s7o-s2 s15 advance!
ma which n dwiIwan Al such
eceu q e mowingb
all
June9lt JsoS WRuur.
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strains, cuts, bruises. and wounds OF all kinds
upon horses. Ring bones and spavins " II be re-
moved in one week or no charge, by Mr. K
Hopper. So bring on yonr crlppies and have
sound horses insteai. If DR BlzzErT
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MRS. GRAY

VIZ OULD inform the publ; that she still con-
w tinues to give lessons on the piano, guitar,
aud melodeon.
Also, instruction in thorough bass Lessons
given nt her boarding place, Mrs. Holdens, and
at the residence Of pupils. April %.
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NOTICE
nOCTOR MCNAMARA, homeopathic and
~ electrizer, 10 now prepared TO receive pa
tents in mis- Office over Phelps store. south side
OF the square.
ErLadies ave requested to remember that all
Eases o. nature NV WI DC aeadea 10 on
N. B. All letters will receive prompt ntten.
ton, Mays.
HARNESS OF every description always Kept
Il Il on hand ready for sale, At the mandatory
of (Mnv5) SToNR a. EEIs
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Jnsuranre,
The Star Insurance Company,
Of 0G0tNS8UAbn, NY.
Paid In Capital Of $4,000,
Fire and Inland Marine Risks,

On a. tarordbie terms as 0Iy other good
Stock Company,
This company in organized under the Ia te law
Of N. York requiring deposi,e of state stocks
to the amount 81 its risks, so that II can never
fail. The Company has also complied with the
recent act OF III. legislature OF Illinois IN filing
with the Auditor a statement Of II capital stock
business. &c.A. b. SMITH, agent, OftaWa.
DlRECTORS;
JAMES G. NoPKiys, President. Ogdensburgh,N Y.
CALvN T.IiuLBURD,V Y. President, Brashcr, ", Y.
HENRy g. Foorr, Secretary Ogdensburgh " Y
Henry VAN X EsssELAER,... .Ogdenshurgh ~ y.
EiUAHB. ALLEN,...........O gdensburgh ". Y.
Gro ~ SEYMOUR, ......... .Ogdensburgh " y
a U.UsTUs CHAPMAN. Morrstown, " Y.
II. q. MEEicK,. Clayton, ~. Y.
Jas G. AvyRiLL,. Ogdensburgh, ~ Y,
Norman SAcKnDEr,. ..Ogdensbnrgh,N y.
EBEHgzer Miner,. Canton, " y
UneL H. OrvIs,... ..."..... .Massena " Y.
ErAsTUs VILAs,.. OgdeDsburgh, ~ Y.
CHICAGO REFERENCFS.
George Steele, Esq, Pest Chicago F, &
Ins. Co.
Col. b. s. Shepard. Dearborn Street.
b w, Raymond, Esq Water Street.
iioughteline g. Shepard. do
Bcebe, Lyon Il Co ,.......... do
AGENTS.
g. N. Hoden,. ................Ch Chicago, ] II
Il. w. Reyes. ..".............M Madison, Wis
}. IL. Chrer,.. Cincinnati, Ohio
Defnhs Adanis, ........... ,Cou . bus, Ohio.
Zoe d. Nav. .................C Cleveland, Ohio.
Samuel ). Read ,............... Toledo, OHIO
Strong Il Chttenden,. Detroit, Mich.
December 30.
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COAL LANDSF FOR SALE!
Til Z subscriber offers for sale, fifty-one and
= q half acres Of
COAL LAND,
S,,unted on the Vsrmiiion river. u miles below
the mouihof Eagle creek, one mile from Benz.
Mackey's, and " miles south Of Ottawa.
WV. PHILLfrs.
Apply to M. r. HoLLrsTrx. Queue.
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WALL PAPER.

lust received, 81 The PAIN, eslablishment next
- door west Of Manleys hardware store, a
spendid 10, Of wall paper, blind paper &c the
iines assortment ever offered in Ottawa at pri
ces to astonish. Call and see IT,
March Ia. s. G Ear g. Soy
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+. BROWNS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.

THIS Essence is pre- paration OF unusual ex-
l. cellence. In ordinary dinrrhua incipient
cholera, in short, in all cases OF prosra,ion OF the
digestive functions, il is OF inesfimable value.
During the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and
summer complaints of children, il is peculiarly Ell
hcacious no family, individual, or traveller should
be without it,
CAuTIoN.--Be sure to get the genuine essence.
which is prepared only by f brown, at his
Drug and Chemical Store, ". B. Corner o.
Fifih and Chestnut Streets, PMiadeiph'a, aud
Tor sa by all the respectable Apohecarl!s IN tho
United States, aud in Ottawa by
NAV i9-6m, a. c. PuTNAM.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS AND HORSE
DEALERS.

hK. BAZIETT would an
@ I: e. I. ! !: 4
IA - nounce to the citizens OF OF
kinds. ointments and iIDimens tor