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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-25
Thought Devi! was about right, after al

Thought Devil was about right, after all
Went down town-heaid stranger say
norihern soldiers couldn't fight auy-all
cowards-didn wait for Devll-hit stran-
ger-hit him hard-hit him so he fell
down-hit him SO he didn't get up-hit
HIM so he c. udnt get up--hit him so lie
dldn wanl 10 get up-then passed along
-met Robinson--Robinso son said something
about the " South being right acted on
my own responsibility, without waiting for
suggestions from Devil and hit Robinson
-Robinson hit back-liv.ly time for five
Enthusiastically Devil whispered hit
him i'll the short ribs"-piD did hit in
short ribs, and Robinson didn't want to he
hit anywhere again Robinson didn't
think the South so right a, they had been
-Robinson was converted to the true
faith-Robnson joined the Home Zouayes
that night
Now, Mr. Editor, what shall do? Shall
! give IN to Devil, or shall physc him
out OF me? Is he right, or is he wrong >
Ought TO 60 IN for free speech. or ought
| to knock on traitors when | hear them
talk? Have knocked on three traitors,
with considerable succ.>.-tl.ink traitors
ought to be knoc1ed on-now the ques-
tion is, whether shall go in for liberty of
speetI, anu iSl tf.dtCTo taIki or whether
] shall knock on 'em
Is the Devil right, or is the Devil wrong
| lind great many people are POSSESSED
with the Doesiick's Devil and think trai-
tors ought to be knocked on Shall we
try 10 get nd of these deves, Or shall .re
get rid of the traitors? Please answer i'm
mediately, for Devil knows of a traitor
round the corner, and Is urging me to 20
and knock on him Traitor is talking
loud, II he KEGS on one minute longer
shall have to
Traitor didn't fancy being knocked on
and he knocked back Devil and were
zoo much t"r him. Yours, di-bo!ica!ly,
DoEsTICK~, =. r.
p S-N,y-r mind answering about
Devil que, hes all right At any rate
. | wont phys.c him out for i week or 50
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We find the following timely sugces-
tions in tho Carrolton Gazette. and com
mend thein to the attentio Of those whom
they may concern in this locality
No DrsruTEs-Cnder present circnm-
stances we advise rnen of all parties 10
guard against party debates on the streets
The time has arrived when disputes and
cri,ninat:ons and recriminations mus cease
to be made Men are called upon not to
define wherein they are consistent or to
ascertain wherein others ave inconsistent
in a political sense. 1t should be remeni-
bered that the man who makes the great
est sacrifice of opinion in a crisis like this
is So much the more deserving of the re-
Spsct of his fellow men Indeed, in the
defense OF his country such u man is even
more trustworthy than him who makes no
sacrifice Iii bred men, however, exist in
every community, and we are not surpris-
ed that there are those who are ready to
let Off their surplus gas.
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PRETTY SENTIMENT AND PARTISAN Practice
The republican Speaker of tho Connec-
ticur House of Representatives,, said:
Il speak voice of the people of Con-
necticut-which, swelling up like y great
wave has washed out party lines and party
associations, Perish T.
in the trans eendant Importance o. these
issues, the little miserable schemes of party
policy aid rarity p~'ferment. Si!enced be
the noisy wrangi- Of debate over local pro-
jects, special interests and personal ad-
vancemen;s Let us here end now. at the
threshold Of the session plant a flag of
truce on the risde Of the battlefield of de-
bate. and r.. solve to know ns party but our
country till our country is saved"
After which the House filled every office
in it's gift with republicans.
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TIE LoxpoH INTEREST on VIEGiHIAs DEET.
The interest on the sterling debt of this
State, payable at London on the first of
July. has been transmitted through the
agency of the British Consul Its early
transmission has been made necessary in
consequence of instructions to the usual
avenues of commun cation ard the change
of agency growing ont of q state of war be-
tween Virginia and New York. where our
AGENT heretofore resided One good result,
at least, we trust will grow out of the war
it will teach us to transact our own busi.
ness, instead of hiring and paying Yankees
to do that which We can do better, with.
out cost for ourselves - R;ehmcr1 Enquirer
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Red Dogs About.

Tho number of wild cats having been re-
duced t, twenty-eiGht, t: cir days having
been numbered, tribe of red dogs from
Pennsylvani. made their appearance yes
thrday in Chicago They are OF the very
meane>t description of shin pas'ers They
have not even secession stocks at i've cents
on the dollar TO secure them. We may cx-
pect to hear much talk about safe, reiI-
able eastern currency but people "ho
have been bled so oiten by Rh de island
aud Pennsylvania curreucy. wiz not he
cheated again. Do not touch the red dogs
they are not half as good as Corn Ex
chan.e" or Aurora
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i,t SlNESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

s.N }. s.. NssEts.Gss.
fx9JJE undersigned would pectuliy inform the inha-
u bitaut. ui Ottawa and vicinity that lac is now
nr-pored 70 furnish choicest variety OF Crackers,
such as Butter, soda, Lemon Boston oyster Aoeret'i
"a d Water Biscuit Also, Bread, Cakes, BROWN Bread
Pies Sc, &c in good variety. Confectionery, OF the
choicest selection. constantly ON hand All KINDS oi
Fancy and " -iding Cake made to order.
The subscriber having spared no pains nor eXpeLseh
fitting up wagon the enience and accoMioda-
ton OF his and the public generally no"
able furnish anythin. in their line to tose ~'o ue
will please their orders to the ~ Bakery OF TO
the Post Office
oor west oI H. Thomlsons store Main street. SEND In
your rd.rs and they will receive prompt attention
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PUFr OMELET-Contributed to the Amer
lean Agriculturist, bv Mrs. E. f. Haskell
This is very superior, as we'll as beautiful.
Beat the yolks Of six eggs light, and mix
them in small teacup OF milk add a
little salt. Beat together tablespoonful
Of sweet butter, with the same quantity
of -four, until smooth; add the mixture
to the custard, and beat the whole we'll to-
gether Pour it into buttered "nielet,
or small frying pan, and when 1t appears
to thicken, pour over IT the whites. beaten
stiff: dust over it . trihe of salt, and when
the whole is stiff, remove it carefully to
the dish without breaking
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-25

Lrorrp GLuE-The following recipe, the
discovery Of French chemist, is selling
about the country as secret, at various
rrices. from one to five dollars 1t Is q
handy and valuable compositio., rs it does
not celatinize nor undergo putretacsion and
fsrmentation and become offensive, and
can he used cold for all necessary purposes
of glue. in making or nie"ding furniture
or broken vessels that are not exposed to
water In wide mou-hed bottle dissolve
e;.h, ounces of best glue III half pint Of
water, by setting it in vessel of water
and heating it till dissolved. Then add
slowly. constantly stirring, two and half
ounces of strong aquafortis, (nitric acid }
Keep it corlled and it will be ready for
use This is the celebrated Prepared
Glue" of which We hear so inuch.-U. s.
Journal
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SEI0ETSMEv's d, rot!
x,oHRHr rrHODT

INfORTER and manufactures of Increase fw 's' FL
u.s. and Shot Guns. of description. fe,rsccpc
and Patent Nuzze Rifles Revolving Frerek Cast Sfccl
Barrels with Guide Starter. for tuntirg ap.f largo
scrtmrn o. Rev"'vers. Colts reas Ma batter g Bunt
Syms' Aurn Thurber's G-p,l-uc ~: will nd Ut my
shop everything in line. and give salts
faction o all that favor me wi h their patron-ce
invite the cid friends ~ IT, r. Rprsr,a to GIVE ne
call is agent. Customers will .iwsys find him
at his post. My shop 10 Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder shet, wads, and Caps. Guns let hy the day.
jun1R THOMAS MOORE.
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Isu,i,;. Vista Floral Gard -H>.
u. lktl lNIES d (O..

A. the rs.iienc. of ". ~. ". CAsfm"n' EnA "'t""n
Always for sale aiarc. supply of perpetual Roses an
other kinds of towering ors. plants StrawbtrrS To
u,so RI, barb Cabbage. plants, &C.. &C.. IN then sea
on a al y.,.,,; l.s ~ all tirSe jun1I
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EAGLE MILLS.


Y4yyF subscriber would inform the publ that he Is
now running tie abov- NIi, and .s prepared to do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT wOEK
In ths hest pos ihIe manner. the Mll has been
Thoroughly Repaired aud is in first rate order Gooa
and attentive Mlllers employed ard will be con-
stan,v nn hand to wait upon customers Farmers ana
others viii find il heir advantage to give me caii be
sninE elsewhere.
NE-Ordrrs fo- Flour or Feed can be left the City
Market or st the MiiI and viii lie promptly at'e ded to"
n,ta.n on d sea J. WOOD
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lle above market, after having been Greatly enlarged
and thoroughly repaired, H. Bcw open aud ready Tor
the accommodation OF the public No -Sien-e has been
spared ITHiture and fixtures ts"Ns u place
tv ~ our City. .ua Jugh pleasant hope 1t viii br
profit die. visit. Nrpropnse t" keen On hand aud 10
serve style OF superior aratness all
Kinds Gf meats. such =.
beet. in steaks, roGsts dried eorned &c, A"fh'n,
.-. N'as. Sso,iisy-, PORK. fre-! and salt, Yankee
S2usagvs. &c. re
Also, ali kinds o. game In its season
Prrsl, Trout aud White Fish from the Lakes
In short everything apprrtsiIiiag to well regulated
City MHrSe..
AZ tn. roper season a stani viii also be kept for the
sale OF a. kind rf fr.-h y,griShes srpp,icd from the
best yarsi-r iu -h- vicinity "f the City.
- s,,t t,iH be drIirered is' m" r"rt of fnI cry
a;as JkEEmIA.l WOOD.
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q. THO
r. y. l:fS6f::SS.

DEusEIS
Bruce. Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Fa'r'isae',
Due St1Fs, &C., dc,
Rs.veen Glover Couk'> AMI Rcfidtcks biac"-
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DOCTOR HARRIS.
II kSEIISNI,

VI
Hlrmdn Dru0Gist and 1 y,OAt~c"rH. N6i" ST. Ottcte-
WHOLESALE AND RErAIi.)
Importer of Drugs Chemicals French Cosn'ss Ian
dies Wines, &c, &c aus-e
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Dr.. .sAGk0 IL .....s Tsiiss

DrS. IA - Al
Hay ing associated themselves together '"r tue pf'o''ce
cir profession. respectfully tender tei -
the citizens OF Ottawa and vicinity
BAH persons indebted l" either o' TIE rnaet-
signed are requested call immediately and ARRANGE
the same , :, -
once over Hun,e-'s Drug Store, La Sale ST.
C. HARD. NJ u,
,.,,s RM McARTHUR, VI. D.
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MOLINE PLOWS.
J. c. HATiIEsYiI.

Ve =
An Kinds of Produce stt& UheGt, Corn, Oats, IT.
m0tty Ssrd, DE.
Office and Warehouse est side OF Fulton street, for
meriv occupei by ". W Low. GitaSa. Ill.
LIBERAL advances made on grain in store sep3
Ladies, Bath Pap"r!
II HAVE just received good assortment "r srnHr'nr
i Ladies' Bath, English and Fpnch LETTER AND
vote PAPER the very best manufa -'nr-' '-nrv ana
plain, at the iuiilI NEWS UA'oi'
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.Ir,E, u.GOuyn!.I. n. D,

Lice,tidte Of EOgdl C0Ng- Of S't'g"""N t'Ht" ''5'
Having had charge o. Hospital in tGt"pr i"r eve
raj y.,rs and :, practice of years Ia iiio'e hs
feels confident giving -stisisct"n 10 u"7s VINO may
wish his professional advice .
or. uor,h side Of the Court House Square E.'i
dsnce Sup.rinr ST. east Q: N.tInnt- lIo.... &C.
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poEsTIcKs THINKS DEVIL ABOUT RIGHT, ATE
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pr. IL. LENDER.

PhySiriGfl and >HyyeOa-'"t""", "''"0'1-
ono. at Dummies q MaStGry'- Hrus store
Speciai attention gwen 10 -uig geIS
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rssprct 10 DRESS MAX Nj,
vice, ul Ms tk-HgAS. Tor
being ;iIUs prepared to do ID
no-I spDrrrea lyle
\. : An e'-gsnt 10; 81
wills Le kept constantly on !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-13
Sheriffs Sale.

'''n :; w.: WON Common Pleas.
james O. McOoy.)
DX VIHTUE OF A WHIT OF vENDI
ID to me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio will one for sale at the door OF
the Court House In the city Of Columbus, on
Monday, the 18th day of April, A. D., 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 3 m and O'Clock p.
the following described propert, situate 10 the county
Of franklin and STATE Of ohio, to wit: The ioterest
and estate Of Jsme' q. McOoy 10 inlot no ~ IN the
city Of Counbus 10 said ty. his estate being the re-
ainder In fee after the termi alton Of the e estate OF
Issbeila Nc iey widow OF Rotert McC y. creased,
and the estate Of said James Mccoy In sail estate be
ing he same which was devised him by Id Robert
Mccoy 10 his .st viii aud lest mept which Of record
In Franslin county, Ohio. Probate Court
Appraised ~ 5000.
81 Z. W. HUFF an, sneri1,
march -: ltd&4tw. BY Ed. DAVIS, Deputy.
Printers fees, "a so. rn pa e
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Ths Court Of commol Pleas, Franklin Ceun.
~ Ohio.
sarah :; walton Sal. in Partition
IN pURsUANOE OF AN ORDER Or
i the said Court to me directed VIII oasr ior ale o.
city Of Columbus, on
Tuesday, May 7tb, 1861,
,.u.-,,, as,cr,bed real estate, situate in Norwich
toSnsh,o. franklin county, Ohio to wit;
PART or the w. B. Benneld survey, No 2s4, bounded
m foliow, Beginning u stone IN roao IesonR from
Columbus to Dusu ssios ,ns - ,,ss ,os .s,ass a ps%
wbs.i Walton: thenre with The soah line OF SAID lot
~ as deqrees w. itD poles 10 n stone south sest
ery 70 sd lott .hsPes % vo % os !,on.
IN w..,e,,v corner Of said lot snd co.uer 10 and he
4, The beirs of Apollos Rogers; ,hebcs With their
line NJ III degrees W. lOk pole. 70 as.ke smother cor
nsr 70 a.. heis 10 d. thence with another o. their lines
81 dsrrees W. 35lK poles 10 stake and stoue In the
iine Of zoe survey. and south.wes corner 10
AZ heI, land thence with the original ine o. sur
decree: % % IA a. u t~o huuSss Se,
conve,,d nv Abper Clapp and wife by deed oated aug
Q it3j: theoce with his line = " degrees Vl poss
70 stone corner q said osPp I W. nsDes un
snother eoreer Of said oiapps and; thence win anctner
OF bis os n 90 degrees =. lac poles % asions anc,nef
AZ ad Ciapos corners: thence sth snosher o. ms line.
d. "a degrees D. " poct W .svh~t -
o.nn. earnera thence with another Of his lines N %
a. ~ A. ri poles 70 stone north easterly oorrerio
ssid Cl.pps lasd; thence n, o6k degrees W. poles
and u iiDss thence ~ y esIes nc,ss 70 ,hs Sspin
ming. coutsining 273 acres, be ht same more or
Ies.; and also, IN the same survey ~, sba
aa,plpe the above described trlct ano'her tract 81
al no sares. bounded as follow. beginning stone
corner 70 the above deschbed trset thence
eox 4 IA poles aud s links TO stone 10 the
n.hs,n pe.a ffem which cherry tree ~ inches
- A",.sser bears n. 3lk degres T. % Inks, thence
sss,ees T. IL poles and 10 Links 70 post from
Wheh walnut u inches IN dnmeter bears D: soN ee-
vrees n links distant, thence NJ ~ degrees pgks
m o. nhs 10 stone In The soath line of henry mo
yaoke ma land; thence Q. 75k degfes. poses apo
ilnLs 70 post IN the Dublin koad y. y. corner 70
said Mcornckens aDd thence ., ~ aegiees y po,ss
and ~ links TO post thence y. oegfess ~ Poss
md 10 lIoks 10 the beginning
.s ,hsreoi heretofore ct on % Bi.abe AImiste.d,
a-a ~ foIlovs: Commissioning At the southwest cor
-. ~ w,cbsel Waltons Land abose mentioned; thence
s.,h siih me Dublin road rods thence weseriy On
lee r.saiiei with the said Michael WALTON sonn rns
a az desrees So minutes w. ~ poes tnenos " - ~
sr,ss Al mlonies W. 100 pclesi mepce y. ~ ae-
rsss r. VI oooo rods thence degrees ~ ne
KAT 40 So 100 poles; thence .. y degrees yiv, ~
poes ihsbcs n. % degrees - minutes M po,ss ~ ~
he beginning. containing tcltf .c ~ s,S
b sojd = IN entIfe tmct, cstm1fe1 2, W. -.
forty scrss and appraised e $50 per ecIt. % -.
TIars o. os1n --Ons thif1 % hknf pr ~ q sA,s.
bsisnce II one asd two yoAzs from ~ "im ~
isIsss secured v nar's'sss aronar y. ruspnk1i,
Aprii 5. isoI. .-disawtw. shsris.
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PrrrssuRaH jan. H. 1890
DR.. KrYsrR My wife has been aalcted with a bad
o ugh aud ditcult Of breathing, Tor dve or SIX years.
which for several years hack had Rraduay increased
nornce. he complaint has been hereditary, and she
mad been treated by physicians without any e-
i-f Iu this state OF her c4se procured some OF your
ectoral Cough syrup. bought, the arst time,a MY
e bottle which relieved her very much then Called
d got a doila, bott e which cured her entirely, and
he has now no ace Of the former disease except weak
,ess would also slate that used the medicine my
,elf TO cold and ugh The medicine cured me by taxi
ing doe express ay entire sat,ta uon Win the
MEDICINE, and you are at liberty to publish this you
jesire 10 do 40. WM WILsue,
Alderman Fifth Ward.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

49, =. Sale by order of Court. z
DV VIHTUE or AN OR DEN OS SALE
ID TO me d. rected. from the Court Of Common Pleas.
Of Franklin County. Ohio. will oner for sale, at the
door Of the CourtHouse, In the city OF Columbus, on
Monday, the 18th day of April, A. D., 1861.
between the houn Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and clock P.
the following described real eaate situate In the county OF
Pr nklIp and State VI 0iio to wit In.lot No two hum
dred and hirty -four, 23f In the city Of Columbus, as
numbered and desgnaied the recorded plat Of said
city.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
march "A. .ltd&4tw and Master Commissioner.
Printers Fees o.
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COL. PRATT AND DR.. KEYsER's PECT0RAL
SYRUP.-DR. KRYsER-Dear Sir: Excuse the delay Of
my acknowledging the excellence ofyour Pectora Cough
syrup take great pleasure In saying that
all you say It Is. Hkocked tie nofse oM OF my cough
and the worst one was afflicted with: have uot
used more than onehsf Of The bottle and can and do
wish that all who afflicted would give 1t as fair trial
as Ihave done and they will be proud to say ut no
auack medicine" would not suffer another such an
tack for any consideration or at any cost am con:
hdeut can breathe more freely than ev did shall
excellent remedy. You at liberty to use name
In this regard, as you think proper X. u. PRATT,
Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May ii, 1859. N -. zoe
N.B-f am no stranger to my felow-ctizens. and
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
E.F.p.
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pArasuRaH. December, 81, 1853.

GREAT CURE BY Dk, KEYsER'5 rE0T0RAL
SYRUP IL live In PEBBLES township Allegheny county
had coughing and splitting which commenced Aoont
employed the best physicians In the country, and ny
cough continued unabated until early In October AZ
that time was advised TO try your PICTORIAL COu9A
SYRUP which did, and after had taken bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting had
despaired OF ever getting WE'LL and think II should be
known that this valuable remedy will DO Tor other what
It has done In my case. 81, JOHN Y. LITTLE,
Witness-B. III. KKRR, PEBBLES toWnhip.
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W THE GREATEST
}<>p.lg.L . SJcscsft1 "A l4aiL a0llsl Z 4 4
!. .l@,MEDICAI
! ~ !. DISCOVERY y
,~ ~@OF THE AGE.
t.N - N lf.N ..stssts.fsss. =. E4sAA 4Nh SIX
N1R. KENNEDY, OF ROxBUEtYj
M has discovered In one Of our common pasture wesd'
Q remedy that cures rls,f n.9yasa
Every Kind Of Hunnor,

FROM u~r lats.
,.4n .,,,r..r p,unla.
Ne h. ty,sa in over eleven hundred cases. and new
Ar failed ercent IN two caea both thunder humor) He
has now IN hs possession over one hundred certificates Of
It. value, All within twenty miles OF Boston. .o,s
Iwo Dosties are "sr'an'eu !" o1'e A1''"s w. ~,
mouth. A.. .... a =, p,.,,s.
une 70 tnree po"ies VIII ouiO 'n' "oi' ANU "
w ue ~. ...,. ar .,... a.. sv,,ar, ~ b,ias
Two Or three bottles VII elesr .ns ~ wnrs in
Two botties srewarranteo 70 cuie '"' "'''' '"'' "
ne mouth q stomach, stomach ,,.a 81 .r,s tbs voy..
Inree 20 Nv. uo'''e' a'e "aie'eu " 'N'e ' ~ "N-'
One 60 two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
me Esss ar. v,,r.p,ed 70 cure running the ears
snd olotches am ing the hair.
-Four 70 sx bottles warranted To cure corrupt and
| runnins ulcers -.i-.
One bottle viii cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
~ aSo ,nesw ~ n.es U'''''' Nv 49, 80
NJ -, ,b,ss ho,tis. are varranted 10 cure the most
s..'..a,a ~ @ na.s NJ, ybenmnt.m = = n : '.-7-f
=, s, hotIes "a to cure Rheum
Rve to eigh bottles viii cure the worst case Of scro.
| s,i. - 'e' ~S''"- - - n nT-07- -IN lU
hsnsst IA a,vavs experienced from the rst bottle.
n q; ,snted whsn the above quantity Is
| tsfen NJ ~ lil
| R0XBuRY, MASS.
DEAR MApAn-Tne .epuanon o. tne a,i a.taS DS
'hei BY the unanimous voice Of all nave eve, ~
ina, 9eeo no. say o st 90 ,efni yn cvists n
sso' s pny,"n1g o in NY its nrs,se.
In presentipq me Medical Discovery to your notice.
do IL with full knowledge Of Its curative power, In 70
you are unfortunately liable That most excrucatinl
disease to an afIectionste mother, l., s.,.
NURSING SORE MOUTH,
Is cured as by miracle; your own temper is restored
to its natural sReeness and your babe from short snc
retful maps to calm and sweet sumpes and tne
Discovery becomes fountain OF olessnB your ha'OAn'
~" Tn the mora advanced stages Of
IL - ~ --N-~~ n a Nix IA II
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DIR. KEYsER's PEcToRAL SYRUP IN RLAIRs-
vILLE.-Please send me another supply OF your valu-
able s,PectoraI Syrup" Almost everybody around rs
has the cold and are inqurng for Dr Keyser Pecoral
syrupr We have sold sixteen bottles last week and
now entirely out. Mr.. A. Alter and Mr. p Maber, both
of aiIsy e Pa tell US they would not be without II
in their families. In fact, all who use II once want 1t
again. ''' j. 3. s.wArTERsoN q SONS
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PATTON TP., April IA, 1876

PATTON TP., April IA, 1857.
A WONDERFUL CURE -Some time ago, an old
neahbor Of nine was very III with bad cough which
every one supposed to be consumption. Hisrelatiyes
told me that be had taken every remedy they heard Of
without benefit his brother to see him die and all
we're confirmed In the belief that he could not live.
lad abouI The third Of bottle Of your Pectoai syrup
which gave him. and II entirely cured him, to the aston
shment Of all What makes the case more remarkable
Is the extreme age Of the he being years
old have no doubt the Pectoral saved his life.
..-.r JOHMN' aINNIS.
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--TrT MurFs, yIoroRINEs and cUyTs We srs
MI now ,tllIne a very low prices, slso az other kinds
<.t,asss,s n fs,s rT'l PETE BfNE,
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DIR. KEYsER rs PREPARED AT ANY TIME TC
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT CHARGE, FOR ALL
THOsR WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES.
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Canton Mattings.

"a. ga. a-A. white and He'd ana
4 white Checked Of superior qualiiy. For sale by
u Balm 4 B0N,
mhqs No. 30 South Hishst,
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