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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
|" We had a heavy frost in this section

~ We had heavy frost in this section
on Sunday night, the 10Th instant, after
several day S of rain and mud" dissipating
all hope of fruits and flowers and all
things-green. When shall '.this winter
De made glorious summer'l that's the ques-
'iOn. Tell US, I'VE toinged uinds"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

ONLY ONE O'CLocK.-Mr- coming
home late one night from meeting" was
met at the door by his wife.
pretty time of night, IF, for you
to come homeopathy time, three o'clock
in the morning; you respectable man in
the community, and the father of family"
"'Tisn't three-it's only one; heard it
strike. Council always sits till one o'clock"
my soul! Mr., you're drunk-as true
as I'm alive, you're drunk. It's three in
the morning"
Il say, Mrs. -, it's one. I heard it
strike one, as came round the corner, taco
or three times ~
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

NEW YORK, April z.-Flour is firm
and unchanged. Wheat is quiet. Corn is
heavy sales of mixed at II cents.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

BALTIMORE, April I7.-Flour has ad-
sales at SO 06 to 6 IL. Wheat is
from 3 to A cents higher. Corn is very
firm.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of SPRINGS g. MCLEOD is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to the said firm, are requested
to make immediate payment. We acknowledge
the many obligations we are under to the public,
who have SO literally patronized us.
LEROY SPRINGS.
81. d. l.. MCLEOD.
April 18th, 1857.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

u There is Railroad communication
phis, Tennessee. The entire distance from
Charleston to Memphis is 74S miles. as
follows:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

10 Mr. James Cassidy, of Wilmington,
mas been elected President of the Cape
Fear and Deep River Navigation Company
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

CHICAGO. April l4.-The election returns
publican candidates for State offices by a
majority equal to that obtained at the
November election.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
Bishop AtkinsOn's appointments.

Bishop AtkinsOn's appointments.
May Is, Mocksville.
" II, 5th Sunday after Easter. St.
James, Iredell county. Conservation.
- Is, Christ's Church, Rowan county.
I" 10, st. Andrews
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
DR.. WAYT, DENTIST.

Has returned to Charlotte and is prepared to
resume the practice of his profession. Persons
are respectfully invited to call.
April Goth, 1857 ct
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

- The Hon. Calvin Graves, member
of the Board of Internal Improvements,
having resigned, John L. Kirkland, Esq,
of Orange, has been appointed in his place.
The Board now consists of Gov. Bragg,
er-oficio President, and n. E Canady and
Mr. Kirkland.
Mrs. Fisher, Matron of the Insane Asy-
lum at Raleigh, has signifed her intention
tn resign that situation on the 5th of June.
and the Committee, w. w. Holden Chair
man, advertise for a suitable person to
supply her place. Salary $500, board and
lodging furnished by the institution.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

CROWDED AUDIENcE.-The Rev. J.
Silliman Ives D. D., lectured to crowded
house in Norfolk on Tuesday evening"
Subject, Sources of Protestant Prejudices
against Catholicity."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SAL

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WILL SELL, on Saturday, 18Th &C April,
the Store-House and Dwelling sttsched, known
as the j. X. Harrison property. Also.
A CninsprOVed Lots,
in the Town of Charlotte, and 500 ACRES
OF LAND in Union County.
70 Terms made known on day Of Sale.
II. j. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
March IL, 1857. Is
o. The above sale is postponed until
Mnndav the 37th April.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

The Legislature of Massachusetts, have
passed a law making the testimony of al
atheist legal tender in the Courts of tina
State.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having purchased the entire
interest of NJ. ID l. Mcleod in the firm ofSpriDgs
g. Mcleod, will continue the business at tire
old stand, where he will be pleased to see his for
mer friends and customers and hopes to meet
large share of the patronage. Mr.. Mcleod will
still remain with me and will at all time be ready
to wait upon our friends.
LEROY SPRINGS.
Charlotte, April ID, 1857 i'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

The TROUBLED LAND.-News from Kan
sas represents the free-State men of that
territory as being greatly dissatisfied with
the appointment ofMr Walker as Governor.
They regard him as too much of a slavery
man. Thus, while some southern papers
believe, or affect to believe, that Walker is
not to be trusted because he expressed the
opinion that Kansas would be free State,
northern freedom shriekers are opposing
him because they think he will use his in
f1sence to establish slavery in the territory.
Both sides may complain, but Mr. Walker
will perform his duties faithfully, no doubt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

CHARLOTTE MUTUAL INSURANCE Com
PASY.-At the regular annual meeting OF
this Company, held on the 18th inst, the
following gentlemen were elected officers
for the current year:
DIR. NJ. B. Taylor, President.
C. Oyerman, Esq, Vice President.
NIB. Taylor, c. Overman, J. A. Young,
VIM. Johnston, j. III. Carson, 5. L. Wrls-
ton and F. Scarf, Directors.
E. Nye Hutchison, Sec'y and Treasurer.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

THE REVIVAL AT RALEIGH.-A CORES
pendent of the Petersburg Express, writ
ing from Raleigh, says:
The religious interest at the Baptist
Church has suffered no abatement. TWEEN
ty-hve or thirty have prOfessed conversion,
and numbers of persons are serious on the
subject. Thirteen of the new converts have
been received into the church, and others
purpose joining during the present week,
preparatory to their baptism on Sunday
next, probably. The believers will be
baptized at the Raleigh paper mills on Crab
Tree Creek, about three miles from this
city. The accommodation for this purpose
at these mills are said to be very good in
deed.
Since Friday last the Baptist pulpit has
been occupied by Professor Wingate, Presi-
dent of Wake Forest College. noticed
IN the pulpit on Sunday last, the Rev. Mr.
Mcdaniel, of Fayetteville, who has come
up to assist the pastor. Rev. Mr. Skinner,
during the present week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

- The receipts of the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad, from travel, freight
and mail, for the month of February last,
we're S43,27O %, being an increase of 81,
52S 81.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

FIRST DIsTRICT-Wm. n. II. Smith.
Esq, has been nominated by the whig-
american Convention in the first Congress
sional district lately represented by r. T.
Paine The democrats will have a candi-
date, but he has not yet been designated.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

FAYETTEVILLE WESTERN RAILRoAD.-The
County of Cumberland, by vote of her
citizens on the 9th instant, authorized the
County Court to subscribe 100000 to the
Western Railroad, which is being construct
ed to the Coal Fields. The Fayetteville
papers speak with confidence of the early
completion of the Roak.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

II The poetry of Eva Earnest " shall
appear next week.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

II Bishop Pierce, of the NJ. E. Church,
is to preach the annual sermon at the next
commencement of Greensborough Female
College, May 2lst. The Bishop has the
reputation of being the most eloquent and
accomplished orator in the South.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

II We learn that about three hundred
wards of the track of the North Carolina
Railroad was destroyed on Thursday last,
caused by the wood, that is kept piled on
the side of the Road, taking fire. The des-
truction was at Pine Level, between Colds
boro' and Raleigh. About 1000 cords of
wood was consumed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-04-21

n The Winston On. c. Sentinel says
there are some people in that neighborhood
also, who desire to know what has become
of Col. J. w. White
A Kansas paper says that White is an
impOstOr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14
OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, March IA.
thanksgiving s5aoOc: winter $iai.l ~.
Corn-Ear SIC pr so lbs; sh. 3sc 6O los
Odts-35c.
Potatoes-70c.
Eggs-l6o.
Butter-l5a1Gc.
ChicAcns-$l.35 per doz.
Grscn Hides-5c
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ladies Read This
D-. UnOuer's Female Cordial

Is, So, and remedy ,r FEMALE Complaints ari..-
from deb lily suc. Irreg .iar;y s4PpTessi-n O, :e
sivses Flozr AI0s Ws-s, Bsrrenn.ss. Sailor Con
piexigu Headache. Dizziness. Weak Nerves. Frri,rf.
Dreams. and all diseases caused ~ Colds. CHECKED Per-
sIra:ian Ex-es,cs over lt-re-i. e. Thousand. q.
Females have been cured HI. CJa. a:;-r the pre-
,sTp,ions o. their physicians Lad AIDED and III. disease
resisted al other remedies
syPrce On Dollar per Doitie, c. ss Bottles 'oE Five
Dollars.
~ Prepared and sold by Dr. EA.TEEtI, cor-sr .!
Third and CicS:a 81, Louis Ne. Sole Proprietor
For sale ~ : rtTS.g Ottawa, and By Druggists ssd
Dealer. in :c4.ciue- generally throughout the west.
Ottawa. SEPTEMBER -. 1870.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14
HI. NOIEssE21E
Esr. Ral,pr-. SDrc,;,r.

: safe and certain cur. for ConoEhea. elect,
Structures, Ser!na! Weakness, an q al pisea,os
O.. tie Genital Organs.
hi. popular and Specific remedy i oEerel - the
afflicted. and warranted to all Of Gonorrhea,
elect Structures Seminal Weakness sud all diseases Of
the Genital organs. fev days. Tn. iaaliib.
dy has saved thousands upon thousands frofn ;he hards
81 ncrciess qnacks. Il no: from premature grave In
case u injection, DR. Bakers Specific ihr onIy
and sure remedy Il - very agreeable to tie taste
percepLb- oior. and May be used By person.
either with rXTigE ,E'EEcT, rhou; regard diet
hudrance from business or medical adviser, plain
directions accompany the ineii cine Reader, hzv. you
PEivA-E DiszAsE: DO not neglect Z: Delay i, DANCE
W.,a Dr.. Bakers Specific, yol yourself
zai thus prevent al exposure.
- Prize :. 30 per Bottle.
go Prepared and sold ~ Dr.. EAsTERLY, corner o!
TAir! and Che-nu: streets, -. loss, No.
-s>-.1 by A. : PuT>AN ia Ottawa, and by Drug
ri-t. AID dealers - medicine. generally throughoa, tie
{ ltd s.rz,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

Thursday Evening, March IL, 1857.
Theat-The small lots that COME in are
taken at eOa9lc for Spring; red winter 81
OF to store. and white winter to store 81 90
Corn- For present delivery 43a44c: fol-
delivery in the spring 4iaAsc is asked on
board.
Barlsy-Firm at 81 t5al So.
Oatz-P.euty and dull at 3Sa39 to city
trade
Poxltry-Drcssed Turkies llal2c per 10
Dressed chickens 25a30c each. Geese 3'a"oc
each.
Eygs-More plenty at l4aloc per d0@' ~
the barrel
Pstatoes-62:c psr bush and more pien'
ty-Iigscs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS TO CUR "a
CoLD-Noa while winter. w!; its burtien OF Colds and
Coughs i with weiins a remedy that Will relieve
such vsi;ations sh'u. be highly priced, aai all who
knew the worth OF ;.s remedy Fil! 20 toPrEe il
dcgbiy- T-.e double dose Of D- Sanfcrd's Inyicora-
tor and it will give relief than any other me
cine tried for have rarely repeat the dose
- b- entirely free :r"' Cough, and the Lungs
have time throw oT collected matter the
complete. IS family medicine, f0- sc cf Bowel
Diseases Worms D-ranEeIneui o. tie Stomach aud l.
yer, recommend il knowingly.
0. J. wOoD Co, Wholesale Agent. for the Western
st.t., Sold M Ottau. low all nrnssi.:. jan sl-an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

IIEDGEs-HEDGEs, Now is the time 10
camfneuce making arrangement, for trim
u.ing OF tire las, years growth o! your
hedge fences ard 10 make contracts for new
ones NessrS. RrNICK BRADFORD X Co,
whose advcrtis, msnt app ars in ;o-day's pa
per, are just the men 10 attend TO Ills bust
ness. That the Usage Orange az make 4
good hedge, i To. a settled point in lii
n us, for miles of splcaiil hedges can be
seen in almost any county in the State; bur,
at the same time, il i uuquestionatle, that
many more miles have been planted that
never came. and never viii come, to any
thing. Dg; j. til Ia full of tie plant:
We be .eve uo'. The truth l.. hundreds of
farrncFs lay 4 few thou and pants, 90 to
work a,d set H. II cut carefully, and attend
them one season. They make fac growth;
but here and there plant has failed 20
Fproat; the hedge needs Tc-sc;t;ng next
spring; it must Lc trimmed, rccu'iiyatcd
-, m''.h other work about Is. and this
wo:k comes ut l TING zen the farmers are
ov,-----l--=si cars III c:!er wo;L which
they regard ~ more important Tie hedge
: tLclccflt;h neglected, it runs to weeds,
and makes Il Wild, struggling uneven growth
Instead Of = fence, IN two o. three years tic
farner fines = bat Az Annoying growth ..
brgel.wocd, that ~ heartily FISHES was oct
Of lire ray al lie goes CT declaring the
csage orange seed .! . hurntug. Now this
Is neither wi-c nor just-Shows neither
right principle nor good management. 4
farmer that wants good bc's-, but cannot
from the start make up lis mind ;.cvocably
20 attend i - ne cu-h, Tor at least five, and
perhaps seven or eight consecutive years,
en- pursue but one s1nsib.c course, and
tina; l., To ernyioy some such me-. as Renick
Bradford / Co, - take the whole contract
Of planting, trimming, cuitivating and at
tending their hedge through ut until it is a
fence, ass! then there en- be no failure OF
loss about it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

ILLINOIS RIVER BRIDGE-The Stockhold-
ders of the Bridge Company at their meet
ing On Monday, elected new board Of d.
rectors and passed r, solution to increase
the capital stock Sl2 900, making it $50, 600.
Various plans in reference to rebuilding the
structure were discus cd, but tho whole
matter, we understand, was turned over to
the new board OF Directors. These had
meeting last evening, but or paper went TO
press before we heard the result. The plan,
however that seems TO be most favored, is
10 cree, temporary pier in place of the one
destroyed, to bring back t!.- superstructure
lodged near Utica, and place it upon the
piers, and get the bridge into = temporary
passable state as early as possible, say
within month or six weeks. Then during
the SUMMER take hold OF the bridge in earn
eS'. AMI cree; such solid permanent piers as
shGl: stand whatever floods mGy come.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

SIDEWALKS, SEWERS, &C The proceed
ings of our city council for the last month
or two, have possessed so little special IT,
terest, that we have not deemed it worth
while 20 give weekly abstract. Since the
commencement: Of the spring thaw, however,
the ccuRc!. lave been doing some good work
in the way Of ordering new sidewalks, and
although ;he expense falls oFprcssivcly in q
few isolated cases, the business IS so uierito
rious that !. deserves to lie encouraged.
the s'ihjec. Of sewers has also received at
ntiOn, b It the council. have concluded that
a general system for the present is imprac-
ticabl.- They have, however, Teutured SO
far Is to order one to be built on Paul ST. by
assessment upon ;!.c adjaccu; lots, and #
this succeeds satisfactorily, We shall prota-
by have more anon.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14
Important Medical iscovery.
TIE GREATEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD FOR
Purifying the Blood !!
Dss EASTERtY'S
IODINE AND SARSAPARILLA
This Medicine Is Six times STRONGER. CHEA
Err and BETTER than any other SarsapaIiiia
bottles of this valuable Medicine have
have been sold during the last

bottles of this valuable Medicine nave
have been sold during the LAST
two years
1t Is prepared by new and most approve" c'e"e'
process, and combines in highly conaehH-lea s'~'e
the Iodine OF Potassium, the Extract oil SAaaFia' e
Honduras Root, the Yellow Dock afi s'hlnsia' "''h
other valuable Vegetable Extracts WHICH rshae's 'ee
compound the certain and effective curative knoHz
for all diseases arising from Impure State Of the
Blood or habit Of the system, viz:
scyo..Ga or Hirg's ErH Cancers T,n.ors I-srtio-:s
on tie Skin. Erts.,eigs, Chronic Sore Eye. iiS5
Norm letter, S,aId lead. OH Sores and L1ee,v
F.ser Sores, S,reiiiag IF the Glands. L.p-osy. Blis
Sm Rings Serchous or TnJurculu-t onsu,i pfior q
tie Lungs Bo.ches, Bois, FiD,pi.s re F:e, Sour
ry, Diseases cftte kidneys, Drcpsy GrareI Piies Ia
ser Complaint, Secondary S,paiLis isnsreal Di-
sedss, Dpspepsia, EIeu1,Gfi,na, General Debility,
heErGigia or Tic Dosorear Pains ia O.H Zones aud
.'inf' Fez,als Irregularities Chronic Coughs. and
all Diseases a,ising from The use Of Mercury Caor
iomtl.
The astonishing power OF Da. EAsrERLr's IODINE Axp
sAG.Ar.nnL, driving and radically removing all
diseased and impure fluids from the body, is doubt,
owing the ncess curative properties contained in
ingredients the scientific manner Of its prepare
ticc.
preparation claims to combine such medicinal pro-
pertics employed in this and other la. e
fected so many astonishing cures The most eminsn;
city and town the Western and Southern States,
commend this preparation because secret
d., and they know the ingredients the best tia;
he used.
Il Is seldom physicians prescribe r:spafei medicines
and do unless they have knowledge OF their
conponeIts, and know t'.ey safe and sanitary in
their effects, and prepared by scientific men.
The Medical Faculty, and Of the highest erudtiot
unite ia recommending Dr. Eas,eriy'. Iodine and Sarsa
para, combining UNNECESSARILY greater Efficacy than
any other sa.sararla preparation, which 10 doubtless
the 0. its rapid sale IL all parts o. the country
where i Is known.
(HutiOn.-1arcisse-s should he par,i .uiaT q asE
for DR. EiSTLRlY'S IODINE AND SAEsAPAEIILA.
and take nothing else. NJ other preparations combine,
tne IODINE or POTASH, SAEsAPARILLA, YELLOW
DOCK and STILLENGIA, and other POSSESSES the
ssc properties o: ;Ls, thousands viii testify tina:
have used j..
sPrice Dollar per Bottle or Six Dottic. Tor I.e
Dollars.
sst-A liberal deduction made Dealers who buy to
sell again.
- Prepared by r.. Fasssr.y. corner Q, Taird and
Chestnut: streets. - Logi. 30.
SS-for Sale 10y 4 : rrrNAS, !,rlrzi.:, Ottawa, and
hy Druggists and Dealers ia Med.cins throughout tie
| n.tet states. ssp-'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

WEATHEK.-Our March moon brought US q
second edition Of old Winter, although in a
mi;igateG form. For the last two weeks we
have had pretty stiff winter weather, with
brief intervals Of moderation. Both rivers
at this place are again bridged with ice, and
for the last few DAYS teams have been cross
ing the Illinois The weather prophets say,
We shall not have any real spring weather
until new moon. N0us rerrons,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-03-14

CITY Auction STORE.
III he undersigned respectfully ccrs TO the citizens Of
I Ottawa and surrounding country, his services a.
City Auctioneer, and Commission Merchant, Tor the
sale o! Real Estate. Horses, Carriages, Dry Goods, ar
niturc, &C. assuring these who Ina? favor him with
their patronage, tia; honorable effort shall ne ral;
ed effect speedy sales and good prices.
Cash advances will be made goods intera.d !oT In
mediate sale.
Store north side OF Main street, nearly opposite the
Post onice. JAS. LANCASHIRE, A.ct!cneer.
{. ". kgST, .SIiesHea.
REFERENCES.
True Waterman VIM Reeiics,
Gibson ( Brother, Arthur Lockwood,
i. Walker & Co., W. II. W. Crsiman,
Naniey x Dow, H. i. ;heips,
Earl !. Son, ID. !. '!;it
n B-Cash FOR Hides and Pelt. !ebcs
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stone Yard EcnsoYess.

HE subsc.se- would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Ottawa and surrounding country, that he has re-
moved his ward from beside Magrs Warehouse. to the
of High and Paul streets, the Main Canal op-
posite the residence of H. F. Eames and having leased
yard for period Of years, intends to carry the
Cut Stone business on 2 more extensive scale.
Having made arrangements with the best quarryng
companies in Joliet supply of the best di
mension stone he can supply any OF Joliet
Athens cut stone. of the best quality and workman
ship. reasonable terms to all who may favor him
with their patronage My foreman Mr.. Wilson, will all
be in attepCance at the yard 20 make contracts
and supply orders Cut stone delivered in any part OF
fehoi e,r- A. MILNE.
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TGHM Menfiny,

NoIlCE IS hereby given, that the annual Town Meet
Ing Of the Town OF Ottawa, will held a, the Court
House IN Ottawa On the first Tue.d ~ April next to
Hahsae' such business as may, in pursuance of ia.
come before such meeting.
nsTlA jules AVERY. Tose~ C7c-L
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Ottaha frtt GraStr.

DrcIIsEp.-Thc communication written
bv a gentleman in Brookfield is declined on
the ground of its gross personality. 1t i, at
his disposal.
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y,uy your Goods at the New
EASTERN CLOTHING HOUSE,

one door south Of G.. l. 7Iompsons Drug Store, Of
.EtCG, Illinois.
THE goods buyer, OF this city and surrounding
try their interest to call az this establish.
examine the goods and prices before purciIss-
ing Elsewhere they Will certainly IS TO 80 cents
dollar This stock Just oPcned) j, entirely new
and .=h from large Clothing Mandatory, No pa
West Pratt Baltimore. and oilers Inducements IN
selections which older stocks OF slopworn gools cannot
present. This is undoubtedly the best generalAssor;-
ment Of Ready Made Meas and Boys Clothing, and
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods ia La Sale County, and
equal any the >Iir, and Of our ne.Si5ors
when enquired strangers do not know that there is
store in town, viii please look for the sign OF
th= times recently u.ried 80 the breeze o. popular {,
which i. plainly written, "k4sTEHs CLoTnISG
iIoCsE OF WOLF, BEEsaaS & Co..
New arrivals every wee. during Use s-a.on.
Country Merchants requested TO give call, for
IL will b. their interest, -iil cell Eastern
wholesale prices. loc4! WOLF, BERGMAN / co.
that Dr. Easteri-s Iodine and sarsaparilIs will all
diseases arising from impure Of the blood,
scTo.la old Sore and letter, &c DR.. Carter. Cough
Balsam " j! c!Ee Coughs, Colds Asthma Cons uu.ptiOn,
and al affections q the Throat Chest; Lungs. DR..
Ea.eriy= Fever and Ague Killer viii Agu- and Fe-
in l. hours after There is mistake about
t. Dr.. Hooper's Female Cordial will cure all Female
Complaints irreguary Of the Monthly Periods. DR..
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