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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-08-16

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traubR, uu isesr g}Ud,id6t fher ~ f,in
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bercinlrsd,uo.
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dung cbcn trwiiui&t. 6ibre i'm bisrb,r zr,r,
unp trinse 9j6t! aate er uuS iestc Damn E+,n,i
9enO IttueH G6itt fort.
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gables id batte feine gbnuno non cfnrer ~ N,s,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
ID L Il ID


In this city, the 2id inst, Mrs.. EMILY CAMEneH.
consor OF j. Rush Cameron in the 2jth year Of her
age.
The life and character OF the subject Of this nstcs
demand something than tho simple record OF her
decease Bora in Wayne county, ~ r., shs had spent
her brief married life thre four years. in this
city. But though her residence here had been brief
such the loneliness Of her character that had
attracted to her loving circle OF sequar tancs the
strength OF whose attachment the sorrow, deep and
Intense evineed at her de we'll Some o. the
brightest graces that adorn womans character,
displayed in her life. With = gentieues. and ehdlike
simplicity that proved irressabiy attractive,
knew her but to love her To the native graces Of her
character religion Rad impaired additional charm.
As a member OF The Episcopal Church. her daily life
adorned her profession Humble, earnest, jealous In
her Masters service, We behold in her the dsvsas
christian woman. YOunsin years. it accrued t. human
eye that she just entering upon Of useful
ness. But " Gods ways not ways" Cnex-
pect -diy the fatal blew which released her spirit
from its earthly tabernacle, and lst bereaved and
bleeding hearts to mourn. She IN finished her al
9..@d task earth and God took hsr. blessed
the dead who die in the Lord"
In this city, Of consumption, the ?:h inst JoHs
u. k:xs, Esq-, aged 10 years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
@ttaha fret Gra0tr
LOCAL. NJ ALTERS

PUBLIC HIGH ScHooL-A written exami-
nation of candidates for admission to the
High School will be held at the High
School room on Monday, June 3Oth, COM
mencing at 9 o'clock A. N.
The vacation in the Public Schools,
which in our last we enormously said was
to be for three months, is only to be the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

The MADISON ST. BRIDGE.-In our notice
of this bridge last week we gave the Col
wells 5000 more for building it than their
contract warrants. Instead of $500 they
get but $l3OO-which is just 5000 less
than the city paid Green for the miserar
BILE rickety concern, without a stone pier
or abutment, which he erected there a
few years ago. The bridge, we learn, will
be ready for crossing within a week.
Speaking of the Colwells, one acquainted
with them can hardly avoid being indig-
nant at the unwarrantable attack recently
made upon them in connection with this
bridge. Hard working, driving, energetic
men, that low fugling and cunning to get
a small advantage in contract, which the
accusation brought against them implies,
Is entirely out Of their line of business.
Their work speaks for them. They have
this season put up number of important
buildings, such as a warehouse for Mr..
Armour at Seneca, Mr.. j. Woods Mill,
King & Hamilton's store, &c, to say moth.
ing of a dozen of dwellings. Can man
be named that ever employed them and
was dissatisfied with their manner of full
filling contract?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

LEATHER SroRE-The leather store on
Main st., east of the Mansion House, lately
kept by John NJ. King, now deceased, has
been purchased by r. THoRSE & Co., and
replanished with heavy new stock, Sc
lected by competent man with great
care, and especially adapted to this mar
ket Harness makers, Shoe Makers, and
all others using or working in leather will
find any sort Of leather they may need,
with all the tools, thread, and findings"
generally in abundance at this store. The
establishment is also paying the highest
price in cash for hides See adv. Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

FOURTH OF July DINSEK-In absence Of
any arrangement by the citizens of Ottawa
for q public dinner on the 4th of July,
our friend A. B. THOMSON, at the City
Hotel formerly Days HoteD has made
arrangements to give dinner worthy Of
the day and occasion" of which all the
world are invited to partake, at a moderate
charge Abe is a splendid caterer, and
will give you your moneys worth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, June %, 1862
FlOur-Winter wheat, s2a2 50 pr loo; spring "
extra, $2.00a2.25; spring W fine 2.
Corn Aeal-4Oa50c pr. 100.
WAeQt-No. spring, 7Oa72; No 3, &C; rej. IS.
Cor,s-Shelled, &c for 60lbs; ear 24e 73ibs.
Odts-24c for 35 lbs.
BarLey-35c for 48 lbs.
Rye-35c.
Ismothy Need-$l3O.
Potdtoes-25a3Oc. p. bush.
Eygs-c. e
Butter-7alOc.
Cali SEius-5c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

SpLExp1D FLouR.-We obtained few
DAYS ago sack Of -four at the City Mill
(now in charge of Mr.. ToDD) and on trial
found it so much superior to any we had
seen for several years, that we made in
quiry in reference to it. We learned 1t
was made of lot of some 600 to 1000
bushels of white winter wheat which Mr..
Tedd has procured for the special benefit
of his local customers Anybody can get
sack or barrel of tho flour by calling
at the mill, and we pledge our honor they
never saw nicer flour. -. -.e-,H .-r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

CHEAP BnEAD.-Bread is likely to be
cheap for some time to come, and if it is
we'll made it is truly the "staff of life,
but if poorly made it is truly the sham
mer of death" If you use D. B, De Land
& Co.'S Chemical Saleratus you will have
no trouble in making delieious bread apei
biscuit. For sale by Wholesale Grocers
In Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
$40! WAGES PAID 500

To Sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MACHINE Con-
rASr. We will give commission all goods sold by
our Agents OF pay wages at from $40 70 800 per
IOnth. and pay all necessary expenses Our machine
is perfect in its mechs nism. child learn ope.
rate it by half RS instruction 1t Is equal to
any Family SEWN Machine in use, and We have
REDUCED the price to Fifteen Dollars.
Each Machine warranted for three years.
Address c. RCGGLES,
I4O.l Gen. Agt., Detroit Aich.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

Dr.. WALKER may be consulted at the
Geiger House, on Saturday next, July 9th.
He visits this city regularly on the first
SATURDAY. In each month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
e. 8. HOB f Il T.,

DENTIST, d : n"
Has ake0 Rooms over the Bank Of Ottawa just across
the street from his old quarters. lie is rernansnty
located there and will b. In readiness during
ness hours to wait his patrons heretofore. His
charges for operation are in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms over Ottawa Bank, formerly
Col. Cushman's Office. nlsw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

SPRING VALLEY HorsE-fn the charge of
Drs. McKfSSEY and STONE, this fine hotel
midway between La Sale and Ottawa-is
again becoming favorite resort for plea
sure seekers and excursionists. Welearn
that special arrangements are being made
for the 4th To excursion parties on that
day there is certainly no place in this
region that offers equal temptations
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

SPARE Us.-Have the people Of Chicago
no bowels? Is it not enough that we
bear uncomplainingly the moral stencil
, she sends us diurnally on paper wings
Is it rights it consistent with common
law, the new constitution, or Long Johns
amendment to the city charter that the
air we breathe must also be polluted by
the multifarious stinks that exhale from
the waters of the Chicago river? A week
or two ago the air up about the canal was
wear nose-guards. Nobody could imagine
the cause until the Chicago papers arrived
and informed them tina: the authorities of
Chicago had been voiding some of the
filthy water of their river into the canal
through the pumps at bridgeport. The
smell was so 7riJu,,ish that Clancy and
Bristol declared Tribune editor must
have either bathed or been drowned 10
the river. Chicago threatens to continue
the operation Is there no relief?
STEEL PLATE ENGRAvINGs-The finest lot
vi Oh steei, cNSf
in Ottawa, may now be seen at the store
of S. c. EARL, on Main st next door west
of King & Hamlltons Hardware store
They are engraved by BurrRE, As Franklin
ST., n y, and embrace some $50 in the
series, including about all the prominent
politicians of the day and officers of the
present war There is one in the lot
which will attract particular attention in
Ottawa. 1t is portrait of Gen. WALLACE,
SD lifelike and accurate, that no aaguer-
reotype or photograph could be more so
The portraits of Gems. Scott, Mcclellan,
Banks, Wool, Fremont, Burnside, Halleck,
Meagher, &c, &c, so far as We are able to
judge from personal knowledge, are
equally perfect.
The reader will be astoaished to learn
that these splendid pictures are retalled at
the low price of Is cts. each. The por-
trait of Wallace alone would be regarded
as cheap at ten times the amount, by any
citizen of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
LOOK HERE!

Something New I'm the Harness Line!
ylyHE subscriber has made arrangements 70 receive .
i constant supply of genuine OAK TANNED Harness
Leather, a nd will = other kind.
An assortment of work, from hAme strap 20 null
silver mounted coach harness, constantly kepton hand
made to order.
Repairing done up good and cheap.
Carriage Trimming done in the latest Styles and 1t
low prices
Also, full assortment. Of Trunks and VaNses always
hand.
shop the old stand, sostheas corner Of Main and
Columbus streets. J. g. STONE,
Ottawa Februarv Is. 1860. Late Stone 4 Eels.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

GROVER i BAKER SEWING MACHINE
About a dozen of these machines have
been sold in Ottawa within a month or
two Indeed their superiority is becoming
so apparent that they threaten to run out
all others The time has arrived when
every housewife ought to have a sewing
machine, and the best machine is always
the cheapest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28


DR. RADwAr's Pnn.-1n cases Of inna nmassa Of
the Bowels, Bilious Cee-Cenge to eight OF
these pills will secure brisk operation in six heurs.-
There 10 pill, powder, oil. purgstiss medicines
knswn, that will operate - thoroughly, a. speedily -
these pills.
Another important principle, possessed only By these
pills, 10 their tonic influence, every desc that 10 taksn
will increase the strength Of the patient.
Person afflicted with Costiveness Indigestion, pys-
pspsia, Heart Disease Liver Complaint, Spleen DE-
sultes, Jaundice, Nervous affection, Headache, Di.
zness &C., will enjoy perfect freedom from their At
tacks, by the occasional use Of RAILWAYS PILLS.
One two taken twice three times per week, will
secure good appetite-caim and undisturbed sleep
on awakins the morning you will feel refreshed with
buoJant spiiis-your bowels, liver pancrsas and kid.
neys will each perform functions beautifully aud
regular Let those who dispirted fretfu inclined
to be dissatisfied with themselves, and always out Of
Sorts take two three Of these pills for few days
We guarantee they will hardly know themselve,-is III
health induces i'll UNDERGRADUATES PILLS will se.
cure good health, and happy Cow Of spirits.
Price . cents per Dor. fun 3S.2t
Sold by G. l.. THOMPSON aud E. Y. GrIeGs, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

1t is all delusion, if you think so, that
we don't stand iu pressing need Of the lit
la dollar or two you owe u.s.. 1os
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
CHICAGO MARKET.

JUNE q, 1862
The -four market was active and firm and pri-
ces SC better, and holders were able to realize N
adv ance of loo per Dbl.
The Wheat market opened quiet, but soon be.
came buoyant and prices advanced fully talc, and
in some instances l4c better was paid. The sales
were large. ut the range Of 79aSO,:c for No.
Spring I6Oa74c for No 2Spring; and 55a60c for
Rejected.
The Corn market shared in tho appreciation OF
values. Sales were again heavy, at 29c for Old
Yellow 21ia2Sc for Old Mixed; 26a27c for New
Mixed; 23a25c for New and Old Rejected-all in
siore. - q EE7s e. z
Oats more steady aud firm at s5iaesc. Rye was
steady at S9az0c. r,...-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
Nafice IN RuilAers,

HON ARD ASSOCIATION,
P"tdddpAtd-for the Relief OF the Sick and
distressed afflicted with vruent and Chrenc Dis,
eases and Especially Diseases OF the Sexual Organs
Iedica! Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS SPERMATORRHEA or SEM
NAL WEAKNESS, and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employed in the
Dspeusary, sent in scaled letter enveispes free of
charge. Address
Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToN, How ard Assem-
No 3 South Ninth Street. Philadelpt,a p,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

Having the Original Books Of ABSTRACTS OF TITLES
Of Lends and Town Lots, (purchased OF A b. Moore,
Dir ClerkD which is kept up every day, will furnish
Abstracts Of titles and Judgments reasonable terms
Office rear room of Exchange Bank, Ottawa.
Ottawa. March Is, 1920 }. w. FAY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28
EXCHANGE BANK

EXCHANGE BANK
Z. r. FAY &c CO.
BANK OF DISCOUNT, DEPOSIT, and EXCHANGE.
OLD and SILVER BOUGHT and SOLD.
COLLECTIONS made in all parts of the State, and
Eoceeds promptly reEted at current rates ofexchange
Interest allowed ON Deposits.
Z. Z. FAY, I on,,.o mn
A. W. HOBERT, {
mar17 J. G. REED. Auburn. n. !.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

-,as LIE COUNTY
Mutual Fire trance company,
C,p1T Unlimited
And copst,utfviocreasi PreseDtfund for the pay
nentofl shy FIRE,
- > D i = y L
fTNfIS Company having ent red upon It's fourtn year
Il under very favorable circumstances having no ia
biIitie and increasing in the favor Of the pubic cont
insure Houses, Sores, Barns and their contents
very reasonable terms
office an Btt1t of Ottdtcd-
WIN. II. TRuE, Sec'y. JOHN v. A. HOES, 1rsst.
DIRECTORS:
Lorenzo Leland Vim. Reddick,
Geo. +. Walker, J. Y. A. Hoes,
John Hossack VIM. NJ. True,
John Armour, e. W. Jacksons
=. l.. Gridiey. N B. Bristol,
Richard Tforne, J. G. Nattnger,
Benz. I. Phelps, Phio Lindley, a.
Jaan D. Cation. myZo
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-28

Ileruse Oil & Lamps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-03
American Guano.

rI,ilE unicf,ignei has now in store, aud Offer.
loi sale. tie above article, To dealer. and
Ermcr., in any desired qnnliy.
The term American Guano.' Is the title or
Trademark by which u designated the IeriiI'Ier
ihct the company j. imporIing from u. salads.
Ihesr ISLAND. ATE situated IN the Pacific Ocean,
near the s,lusior. They were fpnnall, taken pos.
se,sioa of ~ the name of IN. United States gov.
eTnmsut. Zoe atc0uut Of the American Guano Co..
by The commander 81 the L. =. ship IT. MARY,
~ the NeaT .s51.
The sc'chiihc testimony respecting the valne 81
ih,s GnaDo a. a permanent fertilizer Is most fat
tsfing, sl-sr anj decisive; aud the fisoT which u
has met With 81 the hand. 81 farmers whose opin-
iuu- Of its merits founded u,,on ca,siu Sper-
imcnis, viii comment IL o. all who desire TO oh
isin q reliable and economical manure.
The ieniliIing pfopett,e. Of thi. Guano are
manly phos pilates, not ammonia, aud therefore
com or oiher seeds will not he ,rjorei by coming
in contact Nth IL.
The pnee at which il 10 offered !. $40 Toe the
single ton, with a liberal discount, Rccordin, to a
graduated scale of prices. for large quantities.
". u. IiAZiETINE,
Ne. ~ FSau'. IPAarf. Bo,ios,
Agrnt br the ssle Of the American Coz Guano.
April u. ls6?.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-03

WE, the sul,-crib-r,. having becu appointed
w ly the lioa l. " Woodbury., Judge oi
Probate ior the County Of Oxford, TO receive and
examine the claim. IL the creditors of the estate
of Arnin ID Maxwell. late of Lincoln Plantation
10 ,aid COMFY, decea,ed. appreciated in.olveni.
hereby give notice tha, six months are allowed 10
said eredi,or. 20 islBg IN and prove their claims.
and iha, We shall attend to that service at the
office OF : Z Gibson E.g. in Bethel, 10 said Coun.
~ oa the 23d day Of August, ID, lse2. and s3d
day Of February, A u lsb3. at ten the clock IN
the FORENOON 81. zach days meeting.
Bethel, july ~. ls62.
ST GIBSON, (c.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-03
l.. y. ATWOOD'S
Improved Vegetable Physical Bilious
JAUNDICE BITTERS.

Thi. - an effective cure lor Jaundice. Head.
ache. Dyspepsia. Worms, DiI,,ne.-, io.s of Ap-
petite, Cold. All Feyer., aud Ditt,us Paine. u
clriHse. the blsod from humors. and uioi.irn. the
.k,n. aud .. also gooi ioS L,'rr Complaints, Sran.
gury, Drop.y, Coop, aud rhIh,.ic.
ktSpALL's MItLs, January 18th, lsGi.
Ia, nay sriify ihai ihir. appoHid ~. N.
Hag, DrEgsii,Dy Aois GsH0ai Ig,Ri foriAssai'
u ~ Is'pS1rsi V,g'isJl, Piyueai Bii,og' jaw.
dee Balrs. aEi fSsa ihis Dat, aR order, mast b,
aif,,,,.,i % hg Potiiad, Ne.
l.. =. ATWOOD.
n. u. Hall. Dmggi.t, agent Tor Bethel. aud II.
=. Rate * Co., rari.. For .sie by Dealer. in
medicines generally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-03

tn. pnllic aIr hrfrby c,uipn'd against la'r
i imitation ~ I. =. hTWO1D'> RIrrEES,
b, same evil minded person or pcrsons, Who have
ut oul, cup,ei the Ltel In part ADD adopted pre-
ci.sl, the sane .iNle Il hottie, bot have hai the
lur.fc, Ins..ta t~pr---nt th-,rst~l shat their
.. the sane q. l.. =, Atop,i'.. Ani the mot"
completely to dup" the public the, 'aN, "t-~are
~ conni,fie,ts ani limitations" aud call theirNilc
trash "gruuinr.'
Th-uiofc, 80 rssns, pot up after hi. date
will bear an extra lalcl countrr.igned by II. ".
Ilay. Dmg.i.i Portland. Ne, sole UenculAg,nt.
Dol, !, ls6l.
Al dealers Who have the iru- sr,elr. pa, up at
apfc,iou. date, can H. Supplied With ENtsa la.
leis, 10y applius a, ahu'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-03
NJ 4 n I!O Cd

now LOST now RESTORED
jest Published ma sealed en'ebpc. price cents.
4 LECTURE on the mature. treatment ADD
y ndical cure of spsrmitouhra OF seminal
Welknr... o., nLhniar, Emissions, Sexual beh'l-
~. aai iml,dimcnl, to m'uiigr gcUcnlly, Nrr.
you,nc,s. Consumption. Epilepsy anh fis; Men
~ aud Physical lncapacii,. r'suting llur, cell,
abuse, a.. By ROBr. J. CuLNElWEiL, VI
H.. Author ofIhc Grcrn lioak, &c
The wofld.t,noWned author, 10 this admirable
Lecture, clrarl, p'u'c. 6om hi' own rNpsf''nce
that the awlal con'equenc"s 81 sei'ahu'c may u"
.arciulll, removed without medicine, ani Si,hout
dangefon. surgical operations, lDrs'cs, in,ifS.
menls. ring, 90 cotdias, ypin'ing oct a mode oi
,ut- at oncc certain apd sisctusl, b, which every
sufferer NO matter What h.. conditiun may bc, INA,
rurr himself chraply, pri'ately ani radically.
Thi. lrciwe will prove boon L. thousand. upon
Thousands.
scnt under seal IN plain envelope, on-he ~.
ceip, al sin cents. az tao pn.tsge stamps, 10y ALL
dressing DR.. JIIAs J.C. KLINE,
i2' Bowey. New loIk, T.. q. Boz. 1856.
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AYERS
CATUARTIC PILLS

possess 80 many advantages over the otter pur.
gati,c. in the market, and their superior virtues
an. 80 universally known, that we need not do
morc than To assure the public their quality i
maintained equal TO the be.t /, ever has been,
and that they may be depended on 10 DO all
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. &. AVER. NJ. d., & Co,
Lowell. Mass, and sold by
u. Z. bate. & Co, Paris; Dr.. ". A. Rest.
Soulh Pans; W. ;. Chase + 20, DrNhed; \.
Iiano~,. Canton; n. ". Park. Mexico. 4. \
-. ~. Mason, Bethel; u. ". Noble. south
Walsifo,i; l.. Atwood & CO., Buck6sli. anl by
agent. in ,,s,y village IN the United States.
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Waterford Water Cure !!

.NllNE ATDH0P4TAlC INSTITUTE.
rI'lIlS h,s.caic efiahl,.hmeu, !. hca'rl amons
| the h shLni. ct oNip'i County, ant &c Lake
au uiuuntsia .e-n,rN - - ustipa trns--ais that
OF az, Other watrf Iur~ BE- N-s Ergaoi, nod
,hr ch,rgss ace ou- thiri u. on@.hslf lr.'. lava
hi. al, cu,nc under my care ani tf,a,ucni, will
De- usi With .,mp,lh, AMI hnp-, ani may drI~ni
upln o., du,,t .,pires M Ell hlurs.
Iti'1 r. ~ Iait"nts, Uf uihsTs, shn desire the
h,.i,uic trspr re. ol the establishment NiIl be
,ocumu,,i, t,t With bard q. heretofore, Nhca The
hnr., !, MT fepl,t~ Nth psicni.. iuSal'd' Who
~i.h p'--v',ptira &c home treatment, l., -vu1'"g
a litter directed o. the suh.s,ilcr, with state
1t their disease and .,mplor-. ant encio.ing two
DOLLAR. wili H. sutitlei a. tN1 irirfs Of advice.
stut 40 dtfrfef timrs.
WILLIAM T.. SHiTruCK, ND.
Watsrffd. Maine.