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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-31

The editor Of the Peru Herald says that
during residence in Illinois Of twenty
two years he does not recollect but two
seasons wher blowing and seeding COM
menced so early as the present, and none
where it kept good weather SO long.
People differ about what constitute good
weather To our taste the furious winds
and infinite business of this dry, warm
March spell is anything but pleasant or
hopefully promising.
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REpuBxcAS OFFICIAL HoSEsrr-Mayor
Wentworth, of Chicago, has commenced
his administration with his usual vigor,
and one of his first acts was to uncover
some curious incidents in the administra-
ton of his immediate republican predeces-
sor Having made descent upon a noto-
rious gambling hell, the owner of the con-
Germ was dumfounded on the refusal of
Wentworti's officials to take the usual fee
of 800, which he had been in the habit of
paying under Mayor Haines, to hush the
matter i leaked out on further investi.
CATION that teis gambler had actually pur-
chased the implements he was using of
Mayor Haines, who fouRd them slowed
away about his Office, having been cap
tured during preceding administration!
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Congress.

WEDNESDAY. March 2S
.Scnat,.-The senate was all day engaged
on the bill TO increase the pay of the Off
GERS Of the navy, which was finally passed
Uo,.se-The house resumed the consid-
Grafton of n bill reported from the COM
mittee on judiciary, suppressing polygamy
in the territories Of the United States
Mr.. Branch proposed to strike out all
declaring polygamy criminal, and retain
so much as annuls and declares void ali
the laws of Utah sanctioning and permit
ting polygamy.
After further debate, the motion 10 ia
bic the bill was negatlved-lU3 against
liS
Mr. Logan proposed substitute 10 re-
peal the law establishing the territorial
government of Utah.
The house then passed to the considera-
ton Of other business without further ac-
ton on the oil.
Mr.. Colfax from the post office commit
tee, moved to mend the senates amend
ment to the bill, authorizing publishers 10
print on their papers the date when sub
scriptions expires so as to strike out the
new section added by the senate, and IN
sert that hereafter the total charge Tor the
receipt and delivery by carriers OF drop
letters in cities and towns shall be but one
cent. Adopted.
The house went into committee of the
whole Oh the state of the Union, on army
appropriation bill.
After the debate, Mr. Boteler's amend
ment TO increase the appropriation for the
armories from 100000 TO 100000 was
rejected 10y vote of ~ against Il.
The committee rose and reported the
bill 10 the house with an amendment
Adjourned.
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NEW TEREIToR:Es-The committee on
Territories in the L. S Senate has agreed
to report bills in the usual form for the
organization Of the new territories of Da-
cotah, Nevada, Pixies Peak, and Arizona
No condition in regard TO slavery is con
tanned in the bills The House committee
on I, rritories has prepared similar bills,
but containing a distinct clause that no
slavery shall exists in those territories un.
less established 10y positive law.
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MEXICAN WHEAr-A specimen of Mexi-
can wheat has been exhibited in San An
tonic, weighing sixty-seven pounds to the
bushel, which is superior in plumpness
and whiteness of the grain to the famous
Michigan variety. 1t is to be introduced
into Texas. The Mexicans raise it with
out resorting to irrigation, in the dryest
portions of their country, which proves
the adaptation of Texan soil for its pro-
duction
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I'''N .DN' -'IITCFI -
The Constitutional Union party Conven-
ton was held yesterday-2l2 towns were
Representa-. Resolution. calm. on the
conservative and patriotic men Of all par
ties TO unite for putting down agitation
and sectional differences, 10 check govern
ment extravigances, and for a thorough
change in the political affairs OF the states,
were I'D opted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-03-31

The La SALE COUNTY TEAcnE.'s Ixsrr-
rurE meets at La Sale on the 10th prox
We believe FREQ entertainment il to be
provided for the teachers during its session
by the citizens Of La Sale
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An IMPORTANT SUIT.-A suit involving
the title of the whole city of San Fran
cisco is to be commenced in the Supreme
Court of Washington, on the first Monday
in April next. The claim is made under
a Mexican grant to Catholic priest, and
the case rests upon the question of the
cenuineness of the grant. There is for.
midable array of eminent lawyers on the
side of the claimants.
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The STRIKES HAVE CoLLArsEp.-The
shoemakers strike at Haverhiil has col
lapsed Most of the jours had gone to
work, and the President Of the organization
with the other leaders, have resigned in
disgust after denouncIng the strikers for
not holding out.
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"HoME FOR AGED MEN. This is the
corporate name of a new organization in
Boston, just chartered by the Legislature,
for the purpose of providing homo for
and otherwise assisting, respectable aged
and INDECENT men.
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A householder in western village, in
filling up his census schedule under the
column headed, "wher~ born, describes
one Of his childred as born in the parlor,
and the other up stairs.
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JOHN FoRD, Revolutionary soldier, died
in Bibb county, Georgia. on the 2Sth OF
February, in the lO5th year OF his age
He was married five times, and his only
child is eighty years old.
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N OlIcc,

| NOt1CCe
yHE annual meeting Of the La Sale Co. Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. will be held ut the Office Of she Com
pany, in the Bank Of Ottawa Thursday. he 10Th day
Of May next O'Clock for the election 10 Drse-
tors, and ether business.
meeting Of the Directors vim be held At the smce q
the Company, on Monday. May It'll, 1t o'eloet Pm.
- eyI:-eV WILLIAM ". TRUE. Soy.
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Com r,s Notice.

,J.HE undersiened Commissioners appointed by the
City Council of the city Of Ottawa. to Assess the
damages and recompense due the owner or owners OF
land respectively. and at the same time 10 determine
what persons will be benefited by the extension OF
Norris the east side OF Railroad Addition to
Ottawa in direct line the road known as the
DAYTON road; and assess the damages and expense
the real estate of benefited in pro-
portion nearly may be to the benefits resulting to
each will meet upon the premises, the 1lth day OF
April 1860 for the purpose Of viewing the same, and
making the assessment.
UOPLEY DREW, , Commissioners.
mar9l ALBERT !. DOW,
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TIE Commissioner of patents announces
that the Agricultural Department will
have nothing to distribute for some time,
except tea plants.
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Carriage Repairing Shop.
Da Page County Nurseries,
m LEWIS ELLSWORTH h CO.

. NAPERV VILE. ILLINOIS.
sISHE largest stock Of Fruit and Ornamental Tress,
Shrubs, and Plants, At the vest, offered for
sale, Wholesale and retail, for spring delivery Also
large stock of extra size trees and
green's Persons desiring trees, shrubs. plants from
this establishment are assured that they can obtain
then BY ordering them Of the subscribsr vhs viii re-
main few days 10 this place. tdee2sl D. MOONEY
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THURSDAY. March 90.

HCESDtf,
.Scna'e-Mr Green submitted Joint
resolution for the adjournment OF Con-
gress from the Goth April TO the 2lst May,
SO that members can attend the Charles
ton and Chicago conventions The reso-
luton was voted down-l2 to 90. The
Senate went into executive session al an
early hour and adjourned.
:Honc-The House passed the army ap-
propyiarion bill The bin for the adnis-
sion Of Kansas as State was next taken
up. and discussion commenced, which
was interrupted by long message from
the President protesting against the pas
sage of certain resolution by the House
TO investigate whether the President had
authorized the use of money to influence
elections in Pennsylvania, Illinois &c, Ike
The President protests against such inves.
tigation as breach of his privilege, and
contends that if he is guilty in the premi-
ses the only mode of proceeding against
him is by impeachment The document
elected a warm discussion, which termi-
mated only by an adjournment.
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LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE
In s UR ANCE,
EFFECTED on
River and Ca;ial Navigation. Life, Build.
inSs, Furniture, Sc,

River and Canal Navigation. Life, Build.
ings, Furniture. Sc,
N SOME OF IHE
Mott yr.sscr.iy a,.d rel aJts Insurance Companies
the United states,
Such the
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Cash CAPITAL SsJV,tvyi Surplus, tls2S25.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE co, PHILADELPHIA.
Cash Capital, aete,otv Surplus Z o,es5.
CONTINENTAL IN,URANcs CO. NEW YORK,
Cash Capital s.vuae surplus. fii6,5i2
sECUR TY FIRE AND NARgNS ms. co. y. YORK,
Cash Capital, tJco-o,o; surplus, $,I,o64.
The insured participate in the profits uithou, incur.
ring any liability whatever TLre--feurtas of the net
prob o tn. business divided annually TO holders
Of policies The following dividends have been paia
LIST dividend TO policy holders July ~! 33s per cent.
"a do DO DO do 1855. 50 do
I'd do do do J>hg, 50 do
4ih do do DO will occur il 1860
This system Of Insurance ong Fire Insurance Com
panies Is making rapid way and viii n-the course OF
tune supercele the Old as II IS s NsaF-s and
safest beyond doubt Property owners should invesi
rat. this system Insurance they want 10 save mo
ney. Also, Agent for the
GIRARD AND GREAT WESTERN ms CO.. p,lrLA..
Commissioner Of DEEDS for State Or -New Iork-
wv FAY, in Brchange Bank Otta,eu.-
OTTAWA March l.. 1860
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CHANGER! CHANGER!
Change of Proprietors and

Cnange OF fTOpTletOTS anu
CHANGE OF PLACE!
u'HE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
Boots, shoes, Nc., &c.
OF Child Co., and ma wing removed their place OF o'
sness to the first Of Cushman, True 90
Banking House, Main Street, and having just r
supply of the best quality, and Of every
able variety, direct from the same msnuIacsuef' "
hereto ore supplied Child 4 Co., consisting OF
Mems Kip, Calf, and Thick Boots,
Boys and Youths Kip, Calf, and fhick noo'''
Ladies' Kid, Cali, Lace, and Congress Doo'''
Ladies' High IIecied Boots, c...,
hi v.,;.tv and scriDtion. respectfully represon
rh., Wv pattern OF shield for the foot,
70. .;nty slipper to sturdy boot,
: to" IN, 10, those whom fashion bcguiles,
a. a. Co. those unhackneyed in genteeI wlies,
q q. ~. ,hose who trip the fantastic toe,
.oi ~. .,"se Who in cow hide numbering 60,
e. native or foreign born, want-wit or Use,
From the longest and biggest boot dewn to NO sire,
We keep aud will sell, at figures 20 light.
That ali opposition must dwindie and blight.
Nev and fresh arrivals according to demand.
Roots and Shoes made to order, and repairing done
,romn,v under the supervision Of the senior partner
whose long experience in Boot and Shoe making war;
rants him claiming to be good judge of Leather ns.
nu facture and hts.
Give ~ . call hrst ABEL 1Hy"'
apis a. T.. oho".
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, la Sale County ss., and CIR
cult court N~reof, to June term, 1850. William
Smith and r. Eaton Goode Is Oscar ii. Pratt. Caro-
line d. Pratt, Egber, ID. Haven, Wealthy }. Haven.
Julia L. Haven Emily A. Haven, Era b. lawn, Cri
NJ Lee-In Chancery-
appearing from affidavit file on the office Of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of said county. that
the above named de ants Egbert d. Haven. Veal
thy j. Haven and Juiia L. Haven not residents OF
this State and complanants having filed their bill
Of herein, and summons having been issued
thereon according to law.
Now therefore, norice is hereby given to you, the
said Egbert Haven, Wealthy J. Haven, an julia l..
Haven that unless shall personally be and appear
before the Circuit Court of said county the FIRST day
of the next thereof to be holden at the court
house in Ottawa, the second Monday in the month
Of June and plead. demur, except to
the complanants bl the same will be taken pro cor
sso against you by default and the matters and things
| therein prayed for d, creed accordingly.
J.F. NASH. Clerk.
| " II. L. WALLACE. conplts. solicitors. mar3l4w !:
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The journeymen tailors at Lafayette, a.,
are on . strike sor higher wages
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New YoRK March 60
The Arabia from Liverpool 18th, arriv
ed this morning
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f O r s y l. Z ..
on LONG TINE!

or long TINE!
SO acre. in e. swss Sec 3D. T. o. T. .-c5 acre, i'm.
proved y house. we'll, az enclosed
l6o acres in NJ sec - o., r. go acres broke;
- acres IL T.. Ne. See. :, 7. &c, r. SIS acr.s
htos-. house Sc.
81, ceres in See. ? Is, 7. . r 5-uuimproved.
$50 in 81 Sec. -, I. a2, K. 5-unImproved,
Iowa ard Wisconsin lands exchanged for property in
La Sale county.
Hou,.. and Lots in the city Of Auburn y Y .x.
chan -d for property O;iawa La Sale county.
2tp in Calhoun Co, Michigan, g miles from Bat
tie Cress-gUod improved farm bearing apple trees.
house, barn. Sc. VIII be sou CHEAP
To- City LOIS Tor SAFE OIL long lime, from So TO $500
each.
House and Lo, for cheap, en- West Pearl street.
Good well ANA eliar. 81.
I6o NV. sec. q, T So R. :. Livingston Ce.
so
!6u acres in Ne. see. @. T. 90 r :. Livingston Co.
is acres in Ru,land-icO acre. improved, good lease
and barn, $50 hearing apple trees leo rod. hr5ge, -
top farm. f4s per acre
90 acres in aae-lOV acres broke. good house sta
bic, sranary, cribs we'll, high rol prairie $40
per ace.
cho'cr iand-4 acres improved, good house,
sell fence, orchard OF bearing ~ tim
be- Land che mile from gII-I and mill and i0aE
miles from railroad. 81 per acre.
Chicago CRY property South Division Wal sell
exchange proper y - L. s"iie tou"Iy-wIl SCI.
Canal time.
Land. in Mjs.oHri-wiii sell e1cbange-in Coles.
o.ay., Boons Morgan counties
House aud Lot IN States AdIIon-viil be sold
cheap. =. story house rooms, Lot iJxl2J. $500
y. story house in state, Addition. new, 4A.o. 10
roou. good Gel and vel The most brsut!ul resi-.
dence for sale IN Ottawa. 5000.
Stock Of Dry Goods in exchange for farm in La
Sale county
acres prairie ard IN Livingston county, from SO
house. and Lots for sale in dieren; parts the ci-
~ AID good barg.us AMI IL ,he time ~ buy
PrG2cTi!.
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YANKEE NOTIONS.

YANKEE NOTIONS.
Everything tha; i. useful everything that IS beauii
.ul and everything tina; you cannot DO WITHOUT
SKIRTS FOR 81 CENTS.
an selling ,te very les: na.es Of ho0P s1.f''' !"
springs, for 81 cents
500 ..lc Skirts, iron. 30 cents 10 81 sach.
I,is lr1ro..!ble here -nun-r.:. all bui lf,e 10
saw tie Peoples Cheap Store may BE !oana eve
rytking il.ai = usually kept "a
First Class Dry Goods store
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West Ottawa Nursery.

9HE subscriber has for sale at the above Nurserya
= very large number OF fine young Apple Trees OF
all the choice varieties, well Currants and Goose
berries different varieties. and aEe lot OF Dw1ris-
such Pears, Apples, Cherries. &, &c Also. large
variety of Perpetual Roses and Towering Shrubs. Al
SO. Shade Trees, EverCrrens tc-. &c.
lie proposes sell this season at greatly reduced
prc-sat leas; 25 cent cheaper than at any form
season. Call and examine for yourselves.
marin-Iw PATRICK HAYS.
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NS:srSls.aisS \ASe.


,tit. states Circuit tOurt-iliu Execution No osas
10y virtue Of a writ Of Aus n. t1 10 d.
ID from the United states Circuit Court. for
the Northern District Of iiips, in favor Of Thomas L..
Ru,hnlore John Cone. =. q iicton e. De Graw. VIII
liam Harding James A. TO,npson William j. hnscn
George Corbn and Iy.ll 7. 0.rnsted plant 6. and
against pau-f II cures and George Wells. de
| Ia We levied II the FOL owing property. 20 Wiz:
The northwest quarter OF the southwest quarter OF
Section tweu.y-sev-n =, Township tirty-siN 80 |
NORTH Range Of the III PRINCIPAL n erii
containing also, the eat half OF the south
w-., quarter Of Sec. tuentvtwo re- Town thirty six
1861 north, Range east Of the 81 PRINCIPAL
rdIan, contaniI 50 acres also. the northwest quar-
ter Of Section :w-ntyseven, ri Town thirty six So
north of Range Of the Sd principal m-r
dian situate in the county OF La
Sale and State OF Illinois.
Which l shall expose public sale. the 2ls;
day April, l>6r the court house door n: ot
the county Aforesaid to the highest and best
bidder, for ready money.
Sal. commence between the hours Of O'Clock A
n and sunset o said day. THOMAS iloYNE,
L s Ndrstal Northern District Of Illinois.
ra,sI-.v By v. A. BOYER Dept
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CO.partNcrShip Notice.
TTVHE undersigned have formed copartnershp I'M
i der the frrn and style OF
CUSHMAN, TRUE CO.,
For the transaction of a General Banking and Ex-
change business, at the
BANK OF OTTA VA,
And solicit the patronage of friends and the former
customers of the Bank, WILL. H. w. CCSiIMAN,
xpe TRUE WATERMAN.
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seed Corn.
M RUSH. superior Seed Corn. from Marshall
sAVV Co, for sale at ImariUi HISES.
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VH1ANTEU-Te= energetic, eiiab'e Agents. Arar'
w aud excellent chance 20 max. money IS offered
Call at this otice, or address through the p o.,
80 uaRcls SLENDER
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SOn- Explosive Fluid.
ICEMfNBER that F.. 7. GKISGs has III. only 2enaia
II Non Explosive Fluid sold in oitawa-an ether. ar
iniaiouS
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lNHEAP BOOKS
~ jan2a OR7OS'S EOOG STORE
l)UY YOUR STATIONERY a;
Is ORToN'S BOOK STORE,
VOW e, nn,hinc good AZ Tie Drug Stores ian29
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Real Ealale UWuers in La saile touaty.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, IL"
LOCA ED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic.
.,,,CuARTgEED, 1874.

FOUNDED, l"4
LOCAT TED,
Cor. Baltimore and Char1es-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
rVNIIIS INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
l prosperous and hnurishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last years s it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments far the accommodation of the in
CrCasing number OF students, representing nearly
every State i'll the Onion.
1t now occupies Of the most conspicuous and
desroby located buildings in the city. The rooms
commodinusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
Tie advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for tile
various duties the Counting Room to obtain
thorough Practical business Ei,"a'io" generally are
unsurpassed, in any particular, by any similar e=tab-
lissilnent in tho United States.
FACULTYs
+. X. LOSER,
princlpa-Lecturer the Science OF Accounts, Com
IneIcc, business Customs. etc.
j. If. PHILLIPS.
Professor OF ts Theory aud rTactice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
IL. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor of housekeeping.
y. G. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental Penmauship.
s. I. WILLIAMS. ESQ.
Lecturer Mercantile Law.
E.v. z. NEATES REESE. y. D.,
Lecturer ON Commercial Etllios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. ThGs Swan, WIN. II. keiglIler. Lsl1
Jacob Trust. ISL Vim. Rno6e Esq.
Tho College is provided with Commercial Library
Of Standard Works, expressly for the use Of tho Stu
Each student hn. desk to himself and ia sepa-
rAtely instructed.
Tisro being no vacation during the year, Students
enter AT any time.
The equircd the full course,
from to II weeks.
A DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and beautifully Ornameuted Circular. con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE F8ET, representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College. various
Characteristic designs penmou4fip &C.. aent by mail
free If charge accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address f. x. LOSER
EI1tiRlore sd.
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Pure VcgctxhLs Extracts. Ond put up IN Glass ca
.SES Air Tint and tciH keep in any climate.
The F.fYILY Cd 'iTEIARIYC PILLS is n
gentle but active Cathlr o tic which the proprietor
has used in his practice u more than twenty years.
ThcruastantIy incrcls- ing demand from those
who have long used the =! PILLS, and the salts
faction which ai express - in regard to their use,
has induced mc TO place a them within the reach
of all. II
The Profession we'll know that different Ca
tlartics act n.i different - portions of the bowels.
Tho F.t.NIL Y ,ITEE - l.tRIIC Pill has. with
dine reference to this- we'll established fact,
been compounded from e IA variety Of the purost
Vegetable Extracts, ~ which net alike on eve
ry part Of the elemental ~ Try canal. and arc good
ani Snfs in Hll cases q where Gathartic ia nee
,Ied such as DeraHge- ImeHis Of the Stomach,
SscpineSS Ifrins az The I'cI aud Lgins, Cilstire-
ness, Pain GMh Soreness 0rEr hG ,ctOc bully. from
snldCn cold. which fire. - quent!y, /! neglected end
in long course of FfrSr II Loss NJ ApFtte, - Crec'-
ing Sensation IF C5R - IOrer tie Indy, Rcst'rSS-
ness, Headache, or'Csiyt . I'm The herd. nj! IhnIH-
nIoInry Diseases InraS. IN CiihireI or 4HHs. Reit-
natiSa. great Eurifer OF the BOod, and many dis
eases tn which flesh j. heir. too III mention
in this advertisement. DOys. to 3.
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INEIG0RAT)R and FAMILY CA
TIIARTIC PILLS retnilcd by Druggists general
y, md sold Wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns ST. W. SANFORD NJ. D.,
ATannInctUrer AMI Proprietor.
535 Broadway. New York.
Agents, r. Il. LOGAN & CO. dec2-slsw!y
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
r1,ER TSERJf.TTATE1S
DEBILITATES.

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY PROM GUNS,
L and has become established fact, Standard
Medicine, known and APP proved by all that hAyo
used it, and Is resort 81 ed to with confidence i'll
all the diseases for which - lit Is recommended.
1t has cured thousands ~ within the last two years
who had given up alliE4 hopes of relief the
numerous unsolicit ed Il certificates in my pos
session show. ~
The dose must be aiap- eS ted to the temperament
of Tho individual taking - lit, and used in such guam
titles to act gently ON ~ the Bowels.
Lctthe dictates Of yOur rs Judgment guide you in
the use of tho LElIEI1it = |LNtIGORi7OR.n and 1t
will cure Lirer l-.T DiliRfs, Bilious AfticSS,
DysDsDsid Chronic Di- = urrhGs, Summer LOHt-
pLainis, Dy3cHtcry. Dr1p-H sg Sour Sonoch IiIbit-
t,rl C:,xtirenegs ChcIic z CULerd Cholera MOrGaR,
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Weaknesses and may be used successfully as an
Ordinary F,tmi!y Nrd;-l ~ cine. 1t will SICK
HE'D CIFE ttI4 thol- - sands can tcstify.) IA
t;ceniy l.inwes iTttro orlE Erse 7E0-spoOIfus are
t1Een at commencement - of attack.
All tgh0 use il ara Jir-i ing their testimony III
its favor. -
WLT WATER MIL THE MOETH WITH
TIE INVIGORATOR, AND SHIGLOV BO3H
TOGETHER.