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A DUEL THAT WAS Nor FoUGHr.-We
find in the Louisville ,Jo,rnal the following
pithy correspondence:
September 3D. 1861.
GEORGE D. PRENTIcE-.Sr: | am inform
ed by my friend Mr. Thomas that you in
reply 10 his inquiry made at my instance.
avowed yourself. the writer of an editorial
in the Journal Of the 23d Of August, and
also one Of Il previous date both denuncia-
tory OF myself. Those articles are false
and slanderous, and were written without
the least provocation on my part or the
slightest justification or excuse upon
yours. | demand redress, and ask that
you will appoint some time and place out
side jefferson County when and where it
will be given. This note will be handed
to you by my friend Mr.. George Thomas,
who as such is authorized to act for me
Respectfully, ROGER ". HANSON.
GEORGE u. PRENTICE
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Instruction in Music.

Prof. Chas. L. Simon, of Clark Seminary, Aurora,
Ill., takes great pleasure in informing the citizens that
he is about to make his home in Ottawa and ready to
accept scholars upon the Piano Forte kelodeon or Or
gam also in structions in Thorough Bass and Compost
stons. His reputation first class teacher ana
composer is well known all over the state, ne received
his mnsiea education in German Academy of Munich
and assures full satisfaction. Inquire for particulars
AZ Prof Rord.
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A HIPPoPoTAMUs.-Barnu has on ex-
hibitionsat his famous museum living
hippopotamus, which is certainly worth
seeing by all who take interest in natural
history. We have no recollection that
such an animal has ever before been ex-
hibited in this country-and we well re-
member with what interest we first saw
the specimens in the Royal Geological
Gardens in London and the Jardin DIES
Plants in Paris Scieutihc Amcriean
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STATE OE ILLINOIS, Supreme Court ,ritAinl
and for the Third Grand DirisiO" for said S.
!StGte.
Mary Curtiss, plaintiff in error,
william II Brown, John E. Throop Samuel Miles, Levi.
Derundeau, Samuel B. Haggard, John W. Labor, Gee.
Chacksfeld, Theodore Rogers, George T. Abbey Thos
Coodjohn Josiah H. Brsss john A. Bross A l.. Chaplin
i Ed"in zimmerman, score podse, WAN Ease,
Ann Lloyd, Thomas Hardcass!e, Hunt o. Hills, Chicago
Building Association, William D. Perkins, Larina H
Perkins, Andrew Wempe, James Otis, John F. Farms
werth, Lsmuel p. Crawford and Levi p Crawford, de-
PENDANTS in error
Error to Superior Court OF Chicago.
Whereas in the record and proceedings, and alss in
the rendition of the decree Of plea which in the
Superior Court Of Chicago, Geek county, before the
Judge thereof between James Curtss and Mary Cur
tss plaintiffs and William II. Brown, defendant, it is
said that hath interviewed. the injury
of the said Mary Curti.s as appears by her complaint
the proceedings of which said decree have been
brought by writ of into said Supreme Court At
O;tuwa before the Justices thereof to correct the
tn same, in due form and manner according
20 law, which said writ Of is pending in said
Supreme Court and wherssa it appears by aida Wit
file the Clerks sffUe Of said supreme Court, in
the abeye entitled cause that the above named John
Throop, Samuel Miles, Lewis Derundoau, Samuel Hag
gard, John Labor, George Chaeksfeld, Theodore
Rogers George Abbey, Thomas Goodjshn, josiah
Bross John II Bross, A Chaplin, Edwin Zimmerman,
George Dodge, William Case, Maurice Donovan Joseph
Shaw ] ohm McGiivra Mary Ann Lloyd, Thomas Hard =
castle. Hunt Hills, Chicago Building Association,
William Perkins, Larina Perkins, Andrew wemple,
James Otis, John Farnswoiti, Lemusi Crswf6rj,
and Levi Crawford are interested in the premises
controversy, in the above entitled cause, terre
tenanss- and it also appearing by andavit on file in
the above entitled cause, that the said Lewis Derun-
deau, II sodors Rogers, Chaplin and John McCilvra,
part Of said terre Sndnts are nsar.sidents of ths
Illinois, and without the of the p-eceIs
of said Supreme Court; and whereas writ OF seiro
has been duly issued herein, from said Supreme
Court returnabe the first day OF the term of
said Supreme Court to be holden at Ottawa, in said
State, the first Tuesday after the third Monday in
April, A. d. 1861, in compliance with the order OF said
Supreme Court in the above entitie cause
April of said Supreme Court, A. d. 1861.
Now yen, the said Lewis Derundeau, Theodore Rogers,
L Chaplin, and John NcGilvra, whose residence
appears above, hereby notified to be and appear
before the Justices of said Supreme Court, the
thereof to be holden at Ottawa in said State,
the first Tuesday after the third Monday in April,
1864 hear the record and proceedings azores aid and
the errors assigned if you shall see M further
do and receive what said Supreme shall order in
this behalf. Attest: l.. LELAND,
Clerk Of said Supreme Court.
Dated this 18th day of Sept, A. D. 1861.
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1ue SeCEetdiy Va ehS -Na'y mas t.ueai SSS
ed the following letter to to Commod ore
Stringham:
NAVY DEPARTMENT., Sept. 2
iSr:-The Department congratulates you
and those of your command, and also the
officers and soldiers of the army who CO.
operated with you, on tho reduction of
Forts Hatteras and Clark, and the capture
of the forces employed in their defenses
The success ful result thus far, Of an expe-
dition projected with great care, and the
occupation of the positions commanding
the most important inlet on the coast of
North Carolina, will be attended with con-
sequences that can scarcely be over-esti.
mated
This brilliant achievement, accomplish
cd without the loss of q man on your part,
or injury to any one in the Federal service,
has carried joy and gladness to the bosom
of every friend of the Union.
PARsoN BRowNLow TAPER = Parson
Brownlow's paper, Notwithstanding all the
statements from so many sources as to its
suppression, is still published The Louis
vile Journal has received the last number
That paper says it does not believe the
reports to the effect that Brownlew has
altered his view of political affairs, and
will hereafter advocate the cause of the
South against her oppression, though it is
of last Saturday is quite different in its
tone from what Brownlow's Wing ever was
before.
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sheet NJ nsl'
'IECES Of Sheet Music

.oNN PIECES Of Sheet Music just received, max
1ZOO ing my stock very large of Songs Duets,
Ouartettes, Watses, Polkas Marches and Schotsches
4 liberal discount to teachers. A good stock of In
straction Books. ldeclOl u. j. uhluuS'
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New Firm and New 6 Gods
LII RIEDMANN.

Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
ScuM side Of Main Street, door aoeSt OF hing d
Hdrd's hardware Store, Ottdscd, Illinois,,
DESPECTFULLY invites the attention of the public
HI his new and splendid stock 20.
Spring and Summer Goods,
Consisting Of
Fine Black Frock Coats,
Summer Over Coats,
Business Coats of every quality and style,
Pantafoons from IS cts. up to $40.
more splendid stock of
Boys Clothing
Than before kept in this city. good assert
ment of
GcnIlemen'S Furnishing Goods,
Cloths, Doeskins and Cassmeres to make ap IN gar
meHts, which he will guarantee to fit and wear WELL
His whole stock is and well selected
L. FRIEDMAN, in returning his grsteiu acknoWiedS-
ments to the numerous patrons of his new establish
men is happy to see among his warmest friends those
who have dealt with him since he commenced business
four wears ago in city, partner in the rra of
FRIrnsASs ALTscHULER, and now for himself and he
viii do all in his power to suit the hard times He has
and sill have for his motto,
Quick Sales and Small Profit"
ssaF' Ii FR&EDNfAfNN.
NTANTED !-1OO,OOO MS. PAPER RAGS. of all de-
w scriptions, for which the highest market price
will be paid in cash, at the
does NEWS DEPOT p @, Block.
(1HEAP BOOKS at
~ jan29 ORTON.S BOOK STORE
CoTo ORTONS BOOK STORE for School Books
" Stationery, hice Books for Children. iaA30
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MOTTO.

a IL persons indebted are earnestly requested
~ re- eall a nd settle, as determined to close
Amer this date shall adopt strictly CASH AND
RARER SYSTEM, and will sell our goods at prices to
c.rrespond. (augO CAMERON EBERHARD.
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DR.. w. II. WEsCOTT,

Buffalo Analytico Medical Institute
Established for the treatment Of all chronic diseases.
HR. WESCOTT visits Ottawa regularly every four
- and six weeks. 49,
He treats successfully Consumption Diseases of the
Lungs Liver Heart and Kidneys, Catarrh, Pleurisy,
Rheumatism, Gout Dropsies, Nervous Diseases, Apo
piexy, Palsy Epilepsy or FITS asthma or Phthisc Neu-
ra,gia Diabetes Gravel, Scroula, Hip Diseases Ulcers
Tumors Erupons, Humors, Piles, and all Female Com
plants. .
Our remedies are Vegetable. We will not make sick
to make well, or tear down to build up again. con-
SULTATI0N FREE. apI
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Money Saved is Money Nader"
THE [. S. EXPRESS COMPANY
Is THE
SAFEST AND CHEAPEST
Mr. irh

s z N D M Q N Z z
To the Usi;ed States or the Candies It is much he
low the current rates Of exchange The Company be-
ing responsible Tor all r9aittsncss.
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The Secretary Of the Navy has address
ed the following letter to to Commod ore
Stringham:
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STATE OE ILLINOIS, Supreme Court arifin
and for the Third Grand Dirision for said SIS.
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d. We clip the following from
the New Orleans Crescent, of the
Ith inst. Instcad Of receiving such
kind treatment, these Yankee thieves
should be closely confined, and fol
on bread and water alone, in ru,alia.
ton for the brutal treatment which
Confederate prisoners receive q, their
hands:
"We learn that on yesterday res
idcnt Of our city, who accumulated
great wealth in Mississippi, present.
ed to the 'Icssinns confined in the
Parish Prison twelve barrels Of mo.
lnsses. This is drawing largely on
Christianity or benevolcnce. Ene-
mics that invaded the South, to burn.
destroy, cut our throais, receive kind.
ness and attention, and our soldiers in
Virgins and Missouri suffering. We
also learn that great attention is paid
to these lIessians, while Confederate
prisoners are kept in pens anil stalls
in Ohio. The llcssisns in prison
here are allowed many privileges.
women being allowed 10 converse and
chat with them through the crates.
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NUMBER "a

ses that ! viii make II general .ai
.sy The company MI sehi ihsig les.
10 their lady friends shouId you
deem this worthy n q place IN yow
paper, please insert md oblIee
NIL
T. \, VIZ have just heard Che
news n little battle al Lees
burg, IN which the lalh, lfih and
18th Mississippi Regiments and oae
Virginia Regiment we're engaged
We drove them across the river, only
losing some twenty of our men. their
loss reported nj about one hundred
and eighty killed, five hundred taken
prisoners. together with six pieces of
cannon | ain anxious TO hear from
the vindicatofs. Private ]. W. Me-
Bryde, Of our company, has bccn
transferred to the 18th Georgia Reg
imont, stationed NJ Richmond,
BILL
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RussgLL JogED.--"LL" Russell
is now tho subject Of a disparaging
joke in Washington circles. While
walking leisurcly mp Pennsylvania
avcnuc, . short time since, where
omnibusses marked "Seventh street"
pass, he was sccosied BY q very pret-
.y young lady with The inquiry,
"Will you please tell me, sir, how
far those streets go?' The special
who unfortunately aspiraies the I'll
replied. !" Seventh street to hell,
Miss" The lady Indignantly turned
from him, with the remark, II mis-
took yoa for a gentleman and was
OF before the sstonished Ii. D. could
understand Why the young lady
should deem herself insultcd.
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'Yo S1ae xsSsvD1Ac,
A fw words ID Nil that II necessary 10
mahs snown tho history nnd wonderful ~.
fn' epeweys of this astonishing remedial
* 4, the Highland iIIttess, or celebrated
10 Ach stcmaehle, which has proved itself
u every instance, 10 BE- tho only pnnecs or
rue taIisnan Of health 10 the sick and NJ.
aicted of every nation and Of every cline
vas discovered w Bir Oeorse Nnllanesl,
N. d., y. X. g., Professor Of Military Sur
gerry In the far famed University ofgdin.
bnsgh, Scotland. When climatic diseases
wese sulllng oG In thousands the British
and French soldiers In the Crimea, during
the RussiAa war Sir tieovge BAllsnRal wis
appointed BY her Majesty, Queen vietorin,
~ chief of tho medical Commissioners, 10
investigate, In n scientific manner, the ex.
tvaor'linHry longevity and remarkable good
health which has always characterized the
inhabitants Of tho Scottish Highlands sns
tha causes which lead to such deplorsbls d
results 70 tho sams individuals when e..
posed 10 change o. slimnts
~, ssr @sssSs, dssssssvsa
By patient ressss,h that the uighlnndcrs
had been In the habit Of using 4 certnir
oombination Of herbs and roots; indigo
mus 10 their native hills and glcns, which,
when combined with oriental ayomatic.,
was found 10 bs the most supsrlntive invig
orator and builder up of tho human syte,n /,
which the world Of suffering humanity has
ever known.
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Dgpr op NEWSPAPER
per subscriptions are infslliblc tests
Of mems honesty. They will, soon
cr or later, discover the man. II hc
Is dishonest, he will cheat tho printer
some wny-says he has paid what he
has n,t--declares be has the receipt
somewherc--or cent money and Il was
lost In the msil--or will take the pm !.
per and not pay for Il, on The ground
that he did not subscribe for tor
will move on, leaving Il coming TO
the olRcc he lcfl. Thousands Of pro.
fessed Christians ere dishonest, and
the printers book will tell fearful
tales in the anal judemsas.
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NessFs. Beo0, oseWsTt, IuSteeI
Davis aad CIastos have sll arrived
ffom Pssola, lostiss veil. By 70
Oslssby, Jsaes. Jsshsoa sa1 Spain
hat they muss sss nake levs 70 wsss
~ half the lsdiss, for they hAss
many friends in Ne company, vko
sss assisssly ~s;sias for sssshss sis
msnsts v roll ssssad srs Neg nsks
their spQsssascs fss Ne zane par
pose. s. many send lsvs to the fair
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n1e.ly Nsw OntsAss.
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4 Setter sssWs ehs easaos powes.
casr sfin l'sfus Mnts. Val
October ~, 1901 /
Col. M n. LIarIL

COL ~ n Ward
Oar regimen, being ordered "A ot
picket duty this morning. and ! Iefl
behind on account II the dIsagfeea.
Bile weather and very severe cold.
have thought that II would he 4
very appropriate time h give you 4
little sketch VI what Is aud has been
transpifins IN this region for the lasl
fortnight although from tho g,sr,
tina, Lieut.. Ward received this morn.
Ing, notice very interesting com.
|munication from the lIucs, under the
sisnaturc Of "Jim. which so far cS.
cclu my feeble attempts, that could !
find him out, ] wonld prevail upon
him to continue a regular correspond.
cncc with the Star. Allow me for
pastimc, however, TO notice what has
transpircd since he wrote.
Since our departure from Elscl's
Hill, things have been constantly
changing. At all times Of night You
can hear tho shrill whistle Of The 10.
comoiive, conveying extra baggage
to Manassas, and bringing more
troops in advance the joslliag Of
regiment wagons over the stony
roads, &c. Our whole army has fal.
len back, and now occupy position on
Bull Run. Our regiment lcf, Camp
Masked Battery on last Tuesday
night, and pitched tents in the morn.
ing one mile from our old camp, at
Union Mills. Our regiment and the
9Th Alabama are cncamped upon the
same Hill. and both have been busily
engaged fortifying the same. so that
1t would require quite asurerior force
to drive us from our position. It II
hard here for one to Gnd ont the
movements Of our army, and ! am,
therefore, st . loss to know what is
the intention Of our falling back to
this point. No doubt il is for the
purpose Of having a better position,
and drawing the enemy from their
cntrenchmcnts. Whether by this
movement VIC have succeeded any |
canno. say, bu, from all our rapid
retreats, the various orders tina, come
to us daily, and the exclusions Of cit.
izcns from inside the lines, I am for.
ced to believe that a bloody conilic,
IL fast approaching. The General
(Bwsll) has appointed from our regi.
msnt some seven or eight privases as
scouts for tAis Brigade. The Blues
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wYlIl, practice In the various Courts Of
|W okis and the adioins Counties: the
bsdssal Coat Al pontotoc, and tho useh
bouvs o. Er.ors and Appeals a jackson.
0Ip0pseial attention given 20 Probate
Iss|ssss. sspe. -, lsss.
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Yom ] have moi heard ~ y There
wss so'ne time since some complaints
IN FeFsfd 10 Dur not being paid N
aoonef. but ~ho was 10 blame We
caiil'l MT tell, bat knew that II wsa
not on account u any n our Geld
officers. W. have now ali gsiien onr
pay ~ 10 the III September, aud ~.
efytbing IL rs harmonious "a one
could wiah. Our Colonel Ia ono Of
the best IN the service, and esteemed
hy ns nll Ile possesses all thu traits
common 10 good officer aud gen.
ileman. Our Major, you all know
him NJ being ~ clever and socinble .
gentleman as can be found, and | will
inform you aIso that, besides this. he
is splendid oiliecr and hns The conf.
dcnce Il III over whom be has com.
mand. The 10Th il blessed with a.
good Geld officers M can be found in
any regiment in the service. Our
Adjutan, (Inge, from Corinth) Is no
doubt we'll known TO yon nll. lie
fills the bill' exactly, and II you
want to pass merry hour always
call on him, and he is ever ready to
entertain you. All reports in regard
to our dissatisfaction IL entirely I'M
founded, for | do not think that
there is Regiment In the service
that gets along more pleasantly.
have not heard from the vindi.
Gators for some time; think they, to.
gcthcr with the Springport company,
arc near Leesburg. The cold and
piercing winds Of October are upon
~ ,"' '"' "'sa'' cause "' 70 '"'"s
y '.""s'', . wv" "''" ''o'"'as ."a'
the fair ladies have been so kind to
send us. They have not yet arrived,
but We arc daily expecting them
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"P' - '"' "'"e' 70 ~. '.'' '.''es
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Inc scs from our "es'me"' nave
~ : oeen 's"' 10 ''"nas''s' mere 70 De
'0,"a'"ra :, .. 70 '"' se"e'"' "o'p'
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nave oes" ''''"s'seu 'p'" inc rec
o"'"en''.'on ~. .. INC surgeon if''
,.'e o'A'' D''.'"s '''o ,'ee'se" .
'''cnAfee' o"' "'c" "" "ays a''er-
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- A "fass'' man undertook the
task Of teasing an eccentric preach
er. "Do yoa believe said he, sin
the story of tho Predigal Son and
the Rssied Calf!' "Yes," said tho
preacher. "well. then, wss i . male
Or . female calf that VS. killed ~
"a female promptly replied the d.
vine. "How do you know that r
"Bccause," looking the inserrog..or
in the faee) II zoe tho male 10 slivs
now"
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- An invctersts dram drinker
being told that the cholera With
which Ne Was attacked was incursble,
and that he would speedily Be reno
ved soss world Of psre spirits, re-.
Piled, swell, that's eonfoss, at oil
svsnss, lss he very di6sals v set
say In shis world. !"
>-----S~o~s-->----
- n any pssssa vhe = sblis:a
- sske sGsoefvs Delioioes wsuld
Asss iake-e bie e slun into
The mouth, they ssslA tAea tshs ths
medicine with ssnssh eees - eAoegh
/ were 70 mech ssgse.
-
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). aAaaisox. sssssASles'
EARRIsoN 4 TAYLOR
.lffaenfne ~ k0e0,

AaaolA, = . 084OOs
|VYYll.L practice In Chancery and CiseaIs
" Courts of the Seventh Judicial Die.
hyiei. ths Federal Court d Poatotce, and
She lIieh Court Of Errsr snd Appeals st
Dastson.
Special attention given to Probate basi.
nsss BY r. II. Taylor.
Oct. II, 1850. On
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-25

TIE SOLDIERS SAFE GJARD.
ANEW wEAPoN OF Drrucu.
sATEY AGAINST pEArri

BOi.DIHrlS, who gAllAnty yoiuntsex eha,f uuvfs
~ The Government should be Pruteo.sd sgrin
bctness and DEATH ~ lnglorious diss.sa n
well authenticated acs thai in all warS since vrrh
became . science, more desths have re-altsk 80
sskns- than from The cosnAlite- Of war.
II, every soldier Be srmsd wi,h EADwAHp
READY RPIIEF. II will prove ~ servioeaba 81
muss "a, pistl, sword or tayones with ne dr.
~ Wi rsnia from Sunstroke, Disrrhea, Dys.Asryk
Fevrr and AF,ie, Typbus md Typhoid Fsvsrn.
Keiuiaiism, Neuralgia, HesdAche, or osher pe.,s
Coughs, Colds, lnhuenrA or Asthma whh M
$3.50, r--.-.,-ay s-s-. 40 az
will break oui ~ r'sti enos rrsvA'i.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has boa fuip
proved N be tie most important elupmsnt Q Ne
med cal stores Il aAvcd the lives Of Thousands 4
- diers M NeueEuela New Granada and kSlh4crs
south America II also proved n CREST value 70 ~
kBhth Regiments, during the,r encsmpmsrA ..
QiNantine - voushed for by al ,he ofbcerr- -
upwards q $50 privaies Of the gAllsn, Eighth.
elonidt The chances Of war require thu preseno1
or Troops IN the nslarious regions. lsgoons ~
nltIt nes and rice pantt ons of the Southern o.sra
RAILWAYS READY RRLIEF vii pruvs of noTs
seryoe " used, than all the t-tieries and arrisrtr
OF earth. With this remedy, the lo.s Of LIZ IN
,he dee'Ses oi climate viii l. small; without hsz2
dependent upon tie skill " the army rirysyns an
soclmstod. and without experiences a. " the disc
iley prevail "A those LOCALITIES, ,ha los ~ W
~ IL feartuL
BADwAYs READY REIIEF win ~. N. Iva
of th'%' " no mAl be al ! with any q the ciii.ssr
diseases " the SoitnerIl Stats. Fot twelve Tr,rs
u nas tatted successfully with the most formidsb,s
Of pe1lencee % tus rice, Cntton aid suRr planA.
NouA, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, a. prsvrn-
i've Nnd curative Of diseases ncidastsl y the sooah-
ern slaie4 ~ ne experiment but an absolute tacs-
lr ase Of Wounds, Bruises sprans, Gun-Gh1i
Rorrds, RtNre or Ray ret wound. the Applioato.
Of EADWAY's READY HLTEF vii ~ Of yre~i
ssrUoe. and, " ued JudiciOusly viii prav-si InhsaE-
"a at. "a. moEtlhsaNoH- ,na avs TIE usoss..V u 60
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