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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

Gov. Wise has acted very generously to
policemen Morris and Kelly. after signing
the warrant for the legal pay and allowance
Of those officers, who. it will be remembered,
brought Cook and Hazlett from Pennsylva-
MIA to Charlestown. the Governor added
500 to each, as gift, for the prompt, faith
full and fearless manner in which they dis
charged their duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

Ten schooners, mostly from Philadelphia
have been captured by the Maryland anthor-
tiles. below Annapolis, charged with violat-
ing the law against the use Of dredges.-,
Some persons from Baltimore, part Of the
posse for the capture, had row with tn"
captains Of the schooncrs, in which shots
were fired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

Messrs. Edward T. Tayloc. Wiley Roy
Mason, Vim. I. Smith, and Mark Arnold. 4
committee appointed by meeting OF the
citizens of King George County. Va. hay"
prepared very excellent petition I" the
Legislature, recommending n complete and
efficient reorganization Of the militia s,ys-
TEN, proposing changes in the present plan,
G.,oring the appointment Of commissioned
officers by the Executive instead Of by cleo
ton. and asking that laws may he passed eli
.euraging home industry, and for the speedy
arrest, trial, and punishment a persons
found tampering with slaves. The SusSeS-
tions they make are set forth temreratelv
hut earnestly; and enforced with strong ar
Suments in their favor. Their propositions
will, doubtless. receive the most respectful
consideration 0! the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

We learn from the Fredericksburg Herald
that the Rappahannock Water Power, ut
fredericksburg, is soon to be applied large
" to manufacturing purposes. \ WOODEN
mill for the manufacture Of Virginia Cloth,
Kerseys, &C., will commence in the spring,
and enterprises are spoken Of for a shoe fac
tory, an axe factory, paper factory, and a
shop for the bending Of timber. Success 10
these and all such undertakings. Let them
not end in being merely spoken Of" And
may Alexandria go and do likewise. There
i. no such opening for manufacturing e-tah-
Ishments, in the State as there is here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
Beecher delivered another OF his aholitlo

Beecher delivered another OF his abolition
lectures in New York, last week. In IT, ne
professed great Indignation because North,
crn abolitionists were not allowed free
speech" at the South. What w"nld tn"
New York police do il men were I" 90 7"
New York, and openly preach and lecture III
favor Of burning Beechers house down AMI
numbering him and his family: Would
there not be arrests for disturbing the
peace, and for .sedition = But We observe,
that in this lecture even Beecher declared
what faith is to be put in his declaration
We leave it for others TO say-that he dis
approved Of the late attempt made to invade
sovereign State. by John Brown and his
confederates." lie went in. however, for
continued opposition to slavery" tonse his
own language. by all constitutional and
moral means" This means that he wishes
to do indirectly what lie is afraid to do
openly.
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S69,06l.T7
Tie Regent further states that il i.

The Regent further states that il 10 ne
cessary vet to raise the sum Of Sl2D,OlU In
order TO provide permanent fund, the IN
rerest Of which will be expended in keeping
the estate IN repair, and in providing a force
sufficient 70 protect and preserve tho house
and grounds in security, enforce order 3e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
dee -ent

nUSCH RAISINS in whole. half, and quarter
- boxes, Seeiless Raisins, Currants, Citr"n.
Preserved Ginger. PruIes. Cranberries. Paper
Shell and soft Shell Almonds. Pure Sweet Cider,
recei.ed aud for sale BY "
dee "a uahhEi II Loi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
VIRGINIA LEGISLAT IRE
The Senate was not Ia session un Friday

The attendance of member, IA the House
of Delegates was small. many having gone
home TO spend the holidays.
A larse number Of Hoes, Ltl', wee.
brought up on their frs rra!iuy: a.,o ,eyr-
raj Senate bills were read TOR ,au,y first and
second times.
Several petitions Of genera ;nierestwcrs
presented.
Resolutions were adopted. iuguir,u. into
the expedicncy, of prohibiting MI ntn-resi.
dents from fishing by net, Sc.. IN tie err. * he-
tween Chappawamsic Creek and the waters
Of Occoquan Bay.
For excluding from the Commonwealth NIL
nonresident incendiary preachers. cipor,
tours and other like slave currup,ers. bv re-
quiring all such to obtain license upon proof
Of good character.
For paying out Of the treasury all debts
chargeabe upon the militia fine fund under
the existing law.
To incorporate the Old Dominion Man
ufacturing Company.
To defray the expenses Of Running andre
marking the boundary line between the
States Of Virginia and Tennessee
The House adjourned 10 the II # Jan
uary.
4 large number Of Delc.a accepted the
hospitable invitation ct the cIty 81 Norfolk.
and, accompanied by Mr.. Bi>blr. left Rich
mond, on Friday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

HEAVIEST BULLocKs ~ OHIo SoLI.--
Three uf the best and heaviest cattle ever
raised in the State Of Ohio. were sold last
week to Henry Bryant, Of Ross county. and
are now on their way to New York. for
Cbristmas beef. Henry Hirk's steer weigh
ed coo pounds. and sold for 1919; Thomas
Kinks stee. gold for the same, and weighed
1859 pounds; Morgan IIays's steer sold for
the same price, and weighed e,9ss pounds!
Beat this who can! We can inform the peo-
ple that these are not all the large cattle We
have Tom and Henry Kirk have each a
steer that are destined 10 make larger cattle
than the ones sold. Morgan Hays steer
.ook the first premium at the last Ohio State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
OFFICE OF FARMERS BANK OF va,

HLENANDtIA, UcceIGber z, T'a"
FlNHlS BANK will be closed to buslnc,. on Mo-
J. day next, 26th instant, and On M"nda! Oh.
ID January. 1860. II i requested that Il. not.
falling due those days be paid. and ~" oar'
ings for discount be made on the piecciinz -a'rrl
days ". Ii. MAkBtRl. Cashier
dee 22--6t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

At least one thousand citizens convened
on Friday evening, at the Assembly Rooms,
on Louisiana avenue, in Washington, in con-
sequence of a call ito the people of the city
and county of Washington by many citi-
zcns' 10 come forward at this time of appre-
hcndel danger to the country and ''avow
their untliuching attachment Ia and conf
dcncc in the Union." Richard S. Coke, esq,
was called t" the chair. Mr.. +. c. Caring
ton announced. that having been selected TO
prepare resolutions, he would read them.
A preamble and resolutions were then read.
Mr.. Darlington then addressed the meeting
with earnestness, and deeply excited feeling,
which appeared to crafty one portion, whilst
the other portion Of the assemblage deemed
his remarks cxceptionable. Great confusion
prevailed, when Walter Lenox was loudly
called for, and soon appeared on the plat
form. He deprecated the call for the meet
ing as being uncalled for and unnecessary,
in every respect, and offered substitute to
that effect Baltimore nor any other South
ern city deemed it necessary to declare their
attachment to the Union. Why should the
people Of Washington: He was listened to
with great attention. On r-suming his seat,
Robert s. Latham, late banker, attempted
t. address the meeting, but could not obtain
hearing. For some minutes the tumult
was so great that it was impossible to hear a
word from the Chairman, who attempted i'll
vain to put the question Of adopting either
Mr.. Lenox's substitute or the original reso-
buttons. 4 second crash in the platform,
which had broken down once before during
Mr.. Darlington address, added to the con-
fusion. and in that state the meeting adjourn
ed. There was considerable excitement AT
times but no violence. The police were pre-
sent iii strong numbers, and quietly took out
one or two noisy persons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

TOTICE.--The annual meeting OF The Stock
" holdcrs of the Washington and Alexandria
frsas:te Road Company. viii he held on Monday,
2d day Of lanaa~v next. " /. o'clock. d., at the
Office of the Company, ~. T. South Wharyes.
JAMES :. RDGE.a, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

THOMAS' SOUTHERN S0Ap AND CANDLE
MANUFACT0RY.
WE invite tbs attention .: the public to our
w large and superior stock "f SOAP sud
CANDLES, which We sell on terms FAVOR
able as can he obtained from the North or else
where.
n h. Candles warranted Ia stand the heat .;
any climate
Depot, No. 26. corner of Payne aud causron 80.
de- I2-eOlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
OFFICE OF EXCHANGE BANK OF va

ALEXANDRIA. December ~, 1893.
FINliIS BANK will - closed t. business On Men
j day next, the 10Th instant; also on N"rts
the I'll of January next II i requested that a
notes falling iue on those days he p4il ~ ~
preceding Saturdays.
doc % a IIIAS z IilnrE H..'-..-r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

r AIDES BUGLE Hair Nets, further sup
i 4 NV Just received and for sale - greatly re,
ducsd prices: also. few more Of those celebrates
Champion Skeleton Skirts. at
dee 10 =. = bIHAi -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
N 00n LBS. SOAP
OU.UUU 500 boxes CANDLES, superior
any bought North al the sam" price. ID IT. Mt
Union street Soap and Candle Mandatory.
Also, 5000 bushels ~ ASHES for sale.
dec 2a-..,lrr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

rLUAkS Elegant Cloaks, JUL opened al
nov Ia ASHLEY { WOODS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
BANK OF THE OLD DoMINIoN.

ALEIASLR.h December q, ieIt.
FSHIS BANK will be closed Ia huS:ues. ~ ~"
j day next, the 26th instant: also On u nGaN
the I'd Of January next. Allpcrsons haNh- more
coming due on those days will please attend = ths
payment Of them on the preceding Saturday.
dec 22-8t T. f. HOFFMAN Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
STOP A Nd READ.

"E are determined that nur MEl;tHAA ] ;
w shall have no excuse u buy EEpphN na
the North, for we will sell from this date, BfOpln
tTon ~ to ~ cents per dozen lower than c,a %"
bought in New totk,,
HERRING i EVANS,
deo 81 J. South kuIa' tree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
ALEXANDRIA,:

MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %, 1859.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

SfHdUFn'S Mills.
vYYHE above Mills. with four of burrs and stnat
i on the Fox River Feeder, -four miles above Ottawa
together with ll6h of the that Cows in said
will be leased for term Of years upon the most favora,
bic terms The location and unsurpassed in the
western country. and liberal inducements are offered to
men of enterprise and capital which is rarely or ever
With. For further information, address the under.
signed. D, GREEN.
navton YebrueYY Z, 1857
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

TNtN1l IHEFE ~ ACEE lOiS.
S!NG ana g half miles uorf-r.s- OF the Court
iiou-r il Ottawa, suitable for ..nfl-n-> res, .f-
= Gardeners. rT NIT~rrvUIvl. which wl sell Tor y
s'1rh sum dow Tie balance Csuiiot
fail u" suit I,ur,h--r- ne Of tbs Lott
-Tabi- sites tor residences. being -rsa,i aud h-yu:
splendid view "i the city o. Ottawa ana -u-ro i,iI.u.
county besides being excellent Iaud sG!,iv4tIon
Also, 10 acres - and adjoining the city lin Is
Also, Lots ..ud IL. IN subd vision Lot 2 Ittawa
City. near the school house.
Lot /, Block 1, Ciovrr'- Addition - Ottawa.
TIIE EMPIRE HOUSE
St1ated in South Ottawa. ru- a very desirable ia
srrn stand and Nil be sold or exchanged Tor farm
land. in this county.
THE NATIONAL HOUSE,
Situated on La sale Street in the city "f OTTAWA VIII he
sold reap hanged or i.it.d, ia this couu.y
Also, large quantity lind, IN Bureau county Iii
n"S, VII hr s"'d cheap or exchanged for property in
I'll, cry Of OTTAWA or county 81 La sale.
Alec, email houses I.n-. east Of Fox River
ALSO FDi: SALE.
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Ecnal advertisements.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La .S'ue County, S--County
toH,t heretJ, SEPTEMBER Tam, 1859 Bridget Cum
nii> rs W iiau Curnuins, Nicholas LaHgcrin, Mary
i-iHgersn, Patrick CGun,ins, Michael Cuninns, Bri-
get 'u'nnin Ca,'iIrIne Cummins- John CumuIins
h'n hichhrd CuUInu>-Iu Chancery.
4 ffiDANlI Of the H"r-re-idenc- Of William Cum
a hi Nicholas i-ii rim, and Mary Langcrin three
o. 'he above named defendants having been filed ia the
ON" 81 the cer of said la Sie County Ccurt. notice
i 'Fehy GiNeti TO IL" said Vi iaIn
L1iGerin. aud Mary Lingeru, that Tia. filed
her h o! complaint 10 said court, the cauc.ry side
thereof on tc 1T day ri JAY, 1851 and that a sum
thereuI"n issued Of said court ar,i,,., s,iy
defendant ~ by law required.
Now unless the said William Cumn;ss Ni,hot,.
IangerIu. and May i1n-.Tin, shah personally he ma
br'nrt -iiI l.. -se County tu:rt,
d.y az ;ctcr. To- De holden . D'ay, IN,
slii county. the first Monday o. September $50 and
plead, deuur to the sad csinpa uaus bi
of complaint the will be taken -r,i nd A
dec entered gainst you according The prayer Of
said bill. PiiiLO L!NnLET. ,2-sA.
+. HEREICk, D.pt
JUITCs Az KY Compt. Sol ju2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

M correspondent Of the CorIsn-
srs ma"tthg says, i tried the effect of in
Producing into the entrance Of Their hume
rous holes. runs, or hiding places small
portions of chloride of lime, or bleachiny
I-owder, wrapped III calico and stuffed into
the entrance holes, and thrown loose by
spoonfuls into the drain from the house.
THIS drove the rats away for q twelve
month, VIXEN they returned 10 it. They
were again treated in the same manner
with like effect The cure was most com
pi.;e ] presume il was the chlorine gas
which did not agree with their olfactories -
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sAeSs.. s.s:.IElN CO.

Nv UJ ID inIorm Tie farming community thIt they
W manufacturing Il very superior CORN SIiELLER
AND HORSE row Err. Having mad il well tested the
past season, 10y numerous farmers and Wa rehos- men,
We are prepared speak advis iy Of its merits,
can refer I" all Sho nave used il Tor the proof OF what
" >ay. We therefore challenge competition with any
"tIer Machine All * i u trial being wiling
Tor he Machine 10 stand upon it, own merits
w are also anuiact.ring large hers. powers and
thrreher,, OF the most approved kind in u e.
All kinds OF repairs done short notice and reasona
Die terms.
Shol - "onDe ctioa with the StelIn Planning Mill
KING; GILMAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

GEORGIA editor accuses one Of his CO.
temporaries " Of dying his hair and trying
TO renovate his carcass so as TO get some
female into the embraces Of his rafting
tonSl'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16
TIE NORMAN HORSE,
:. - 4 4 = z 4 "a - ]. s:sb q

< . JUS a a. - !. s;s,S.
HIS particular breed Of nurse, has been bred with
"a Ee't cane under tie government reg stations
France 'or many years, ANA lie was utc'As "a said
Trims Louis Napoleon will stand ~ The Insurance
:oF 'is srh o. 50 {" be D.. wien tHe proves
DC wt,h toul Aly person parting with mare before
she !, known ro be with ioal, foreit> he nsuac- mo
he!. Gaze VII he taken 10 prevent acciueutS, bat
strict adherence tlc above rules prices will
be observed.
uts Napoleon j. years cid 10 hands high weighing
between boo and 1000 pounds cuior dark d, pp- grew
lie Wa Imported 81 hy Z. Faius;on d t. Mart,iI
OF U"ium county ONO.
ln.s celebrated ior will stand 20 improve the bred
of horses, at The stable al Iii Iodg,ou mi = .i of
Ottawa, ~ Farm Rds-, wall remain there aud in
that vicinity the 1t "a July. IS . uut IT,. h of
August, 1853 Tie hur>, Wa, never in, b,IrrrI and
condition, and i cniy II years old this spring and
Will Civ. any $50 wIo rrove positively that lie.
l. year oder The Present owner paid {. go the
MORE PROOF
Or the Superior stock of the ehracd Imported Nor.
man Horse, LOUIS y ,po!rpn:
We, the undrr-gne'i, DO recommend the above horse
to all lovers al the Stock for draught and road purpo-
being suriHs 10y il beauty, symmetry do
ana durability The STOCK bred nom sI horse in
old from Slbn s2Jy each We believe that the colts
OF said horse will average 800 \, five nnntbs Old
therefore repo>ns confidence i'll the superiority said
stock, We earnest recommend Linn patronage of
the rubc geherai:y TO eject an Improvement i'll our
stock al horses. Waynesville, H. April. 1887.
Il. Gardner, NJ. D., T. Hall Junius NJ San,nson. ir,
Sessions, JOHN Maxwell, J. II. Lisk, Thomas C,ughis
Thomas J. En>loS. Elijah Hull, Vim. Bodhiu James
Cook, Parker s. Adams.
We, the undersigned. hereby certify that the above
horse Imported from France in 1851. by Er:.stus
county Ohio We also certify that The stock of said
horse is EN1A and will >ei in this neigborhood at
five months Old, for from ! - tn leo each.
Gcrt"n. Marvin eager. Il. r. Howard. Harvey
eastman. Warren ID Srhoy, Dennison Hall, Cha> Lin
coin, Era,tuS Martin :. X Reed Burnhan, j T, Ja-
Wis. Eason johnson. Woodstock, o. Jnne q. ls5i
juL1l A. r. CU-IiMtN e 80.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

BLlCEHEEKT WISE-Express the juice
;hrouLIi thick cloth to prevent any
puil~ from mixing with it. To one quart
of juice add two quarts Of soft water,
fco!d) and three pounds of clean brown
suITr. Clarified : best) Let itthen stand
III a wite-mouthed vessel until tcrmenta-
ton Eases, which will sometimes after two
months. Be careful while fermentation
Is going on to keep the film slimmcd
clear from the top of the liquid daily. and
- keep the vessel full to the top. A
small vessel Of the liquid should be kept
ior filing up the large vessels as the
skim niLgs are removed When the fer
HentatioI ceases. strain the wine into bot
ties The wine keeps better in large GUAM
titles, and to that end put into large stone
Jug, corking and sealing them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16
Hats, Hats, and Caps
I. FETCH

I'm ~ OULD say to his old friends and the c- ---
A tzens OF ottawa and the country, that IA
ohi' Hat and Cap Mandatory is complete. on 60
Columbus ST., opposite the Supreme Court House Build
ing.
All kinds of Hats and Caps ads to order on short
lie is manufacturing the Summer style of Hats The
rims not quite narrow the Spring style His
Hats made of the best of stock are 90 per cent
:aG any other Establishment in the civ for he
is the only Hat Manufacturer in the city county and
can sell at manufacturers prices. All Hats brought
here tor sale manufactured in the East and they
pass through several Jobbing Houses. and each one
must have his profit, but in buying Hats of the Home
Manufacturer, you have but profit pay. and that
20 cent lower than any sale Establishment in the
city.
lie you'd that his Hats is large and of
all kinds and great taent Of old mems U,ts
or twa June ~, 1855.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

Also very desirable property in The city Of BUfTo,
consisting OF two LOIS ana brick building, Hci7ter
H"H, - feet front by 20" deep. "a modern story
brick building, covering the whole front northwest
corner OF Batavia a"d Michigan streets: the her. No.
II Batav street, SC Icy % feet. with double brick
bull ing. making narrow stores aud four stories
high. THIS property is situated on streets that are
paved and Is all in good repair. and under rent AMI If
sold soon will be offered i'll change for l. ,n,iS in
Illinois. lapl6J X. TiIORNE.
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Real estate.
Valuable Property
FOR ALLEY

WILL s.ll, on good time and nj reasonable price
- IL" owing property, viz:
Nv Residence the Tide ~ Fox River comprising
tie q block l:}-bcinS Loo feet front and 29 feet
deep. IL beyond qes' ion the handsonIeat location
residence IL the city of Ottawa. The grounds
adorned WIKI tie choicest kinds Of shrbbcry and
shade and III The garden are apple, pear, plum, and
peach in bearing condition; also, plenty Of grape
vines, berries, rasp-brrries, and straw
berries In short, everything desirable for aud COM
fort l. provided for.
Also. $50 acres - GOO" prairie land near New Michigan,
ana Pontiac twin g-t"u county.
In |, 2. and 3 Bloc. -. o lava
Lott aud ., subdivision Of Lots 10 ard II, Book So,
Lot 49, ilock 80; all good business i"ts.
All nf The al valuable property offered at
sonahlc price, and on time to suit the purchaser.
move VI. OMAN.
20 s.cI.
4 CAPPF NTFR SHOP, formerly occupied by A LFli-
~ LkAUN, situated the bank Of Fox river. at the
81 rau and Jackson stree A ply To The sub
scrlbrf, at Van DaI.EA y O-Bu.,'~ store.
it TiIDS W. OSBORN.
nlFICE TO Rent, in the Plb ic >qlare. E.q'.r II
~ I4ui +. e. fht-CDTT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-07-16

NINNEs. 4 v
nFFER picmum oG :. co. ia rdd ion to the high
market price for the best ysls of cattle between
age, eight seers. that -i. he presented
Tie ist day of March, IS q, provided less hdi,
five yoke offered ttat day competition IHey
Will also purchase at the highest market pice
all tie cattle that b. presented TO- comp -tItiun
the time Indicated Tie premium TO be awarded by dis,
Interested judges. app
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VO'icc 10 Esg,:E-?cry

ANlNT re. owed my Marble Establishment directly
opposite the new Post Office, on Columbus street
the Increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut TO order the shortest notice and at the low
est hgure Having some of the most experienced work
men IN the West can ensure entire satisfaction
y g. large stock of cut and roucl, joliet and other
stone hand mario WILLS EKD
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mr0irines.
AHER7S
4 que Cure,

~
y Shu u sT1 PN
=. "a SAN I'll u
yop rur s,-,,, -,
ih.S'H,ii'cht Ee'eF' or Fever and ASue,
s-eNitie"' Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
AGne, periodical Headache. or ysiiiou,
Headache, and Bilious Fcyers. indeed
for the whole class of J;.c,.e. nr;.,;
,,tiur il, I;Ii,r- dor.,,.,. $50,
Lyt,,e u,,,,i, of ,n;aa.,,a':a ...".
'''@N''tic co'ihtEes'
70 one rsiIgoy Is t.. der called + r Ly the
necessities oil the American people than a sure
ana axe cure A"r ever AID A%uo. Such
we az. hDw ei..''-e.t 10 oiicr, with a perfect
ctffulty that WIZ eradicate the disease.
AMI WIN assurance. founded on proof, that
II" AaTih can arse !-OAi itS Use IL any ,iua.-
Ntl.
That which protects from or prevent, hi;
disorder II - ~ 80 ,crvice in T..
c'n'rarn't-es ~l .r r. prevails. I'..r~,,ti3t j.
.a-t"- r... e.r.. -.r -h- rar.c.t c-ca,,cs II,
f-i which - ,,.s' :-.a n violent att,,Ls .
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