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Special Notifies.
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Il continually in peril If she is mad enough neglect
maltreet those sexual Irregularities which two
thirds Of her or less subject.
d. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. prepared from the same
formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS l.. CHEESE
MAN, NJ D., OF New FORK, has twenty years used
successfully in an extended private pracce-mmeii-
ately relieves without pain, all distu Dances Of the
rodieal dicharge- whether arising from relaxation or
suppression. They act like "A chakm in removing the
pains that accompany difficult immoderate menstru-
aSsen, and the only safe and reliable remedy LOT
Pushes Sick Headache, Pains in the LoIs, Back ana
Sides, Ealptaon of Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hys-
dangerous effects of unnatural condition OF the SEX
Bal functions. the cases OF ftHor itous or
whites, they effect speedy cure
To WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only
safe means of renewing interrupted ensruation but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That that re,y account if taken when the Interrupt
sfon arises from natural they will inevitably
eOLUTELY NECESSARY, for such is the tendency OF
organization, that they I vitaby the process
gsstation.
Explicit directions, stating aoAen. and ,Dhen hAv
ehoHfd not be used, with each Box-e Price one Dot
10r each Bor, continuing 81 Pills
*aiuabls Pamphlet, to be ha free, of the Agents.
Pills sent Jy NAL prOABtty by enclosing price to any
Agent Sold by Druggists generally.
X. Ii. UUTCIINGS, Proprietor,
30 Ctda, St, Ne,o York.
Sold in Ottawa by D. WALKER, E. Y. GRIGGS. and
" Druggists everywhere. 2o-1y
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, that D. b.
De Land & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus will
universally perform all that the proprie-
tors claim that it will, and therefore it is
not only the best and healthiest Saleratus
in the market but it is also the cheapest,
as its effects are certain and uniform, and
consequently spoils no bread or biscuit
1t is for sale by all respectable wholesale
and retail dealers in the country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

VIM R. MILLIGAS will open a private
school on Monday, March 3lst inst, in the
First and Second Division of the Grammar
Department of the Fifth Ward School
House, for term of four weeks, at the
expii alton of which time the public schools
will recOnlmence
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Council Proceedings.

TUESDAY, March IS, 1862.
Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Cheever,
Alderman Dow. Dowyn, Walters, Stout Clancy
Olmstead, Morgan, Eimick. Wilson, Nitschelm
and Stackpole.
Minutes Of two previous meetings read and ap-
proved.
Hon J. B. Rice Mayor elect, appeared took and
subscribed the oath Of Office and proceed to address
the city Council
Petition of =. Reed, for auctioneers license
presented.
On motion of Dow, petition received and prayer
granted.
Petition of S. w. Raymond, on behalf of Board
of Supervisors of La Sale county, asking the pri
vIlege TO construct sewer from the Court House
TO Fox River in the alley running through
Blocks 10 and II, original town of Ottaw pre-
scented.
On motion of Nitschem, petition received and
referred to Street and Alley Committee.
On motion of Dow,
| O"de@ed, That the Clerk be directed to draw
orueIs on the Treasurer in favor Of the Judges
an" Cierks OF the city election, for the amount al
| towed them by ordinance, tor sevices rendered
BILLS ORDERED PAID-Bill of Frank Porter re-
moving nuisance. $500; bill of Samuel Patterson.
services On streets. $3.50: bill of David T. Brush
services as city Marshal to March IS, 1862 balance
$3.50: bill OF II. II. Doty, repairing side walk.
81 90: bill of g. 5. e. Crane police services S.. 90
Bill of A. W. Magill. tor opening Madison street
bridge. $500 presented, and referred to Finance
Committee.
On motion of Dow, the Council proceeded to
| the election of CITY officers in their order.
| City Clerk-First Ballot o. Leavens had II
votes.
On motion of Glance, o. Leavens was declared
duly elected City Clerk for the ensuing municiapa
year.
City Treasurer-First ballot, E. R. Fay had Il
votes. -
| On motion of Omstead E. Il. Fay was declered
elected city Treasurer for the ensuing municipal
year
City Assessor-First ballot Hopley Drew had
| III votes NJ. Osmau had l do.
On motion of Clancy, Hopley Drew de.
ciared duly elected city Assessor for ensuing mu.
| nicipal year.
Cty Coliector-First ballot, Moses Osman had
on motion OF Olmstead, Moses Osman was de.
clared duly elected city Collector for the ensuing
municipal year,
City MarsLal-First ballot, David T. Brush had
xotes; Henry Reifsnyder had do.
| pal year.
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NJ a RRlED:

In this city, the 24th inst, at the Plymouth
Church. by the Rev. W. C. Schohed, Lieut.. RoBsRT Y.
SIMPSON, OF the SD Regt H. Vol. and Miss FASSIE F.
INGRAM, OF Leverstt, Massachusetts,.
On the 23d inst, at the residence OF Hans Thompson
Esd, by Arthur Lockwood Esq, Mr.. GuyvAL JACOBSON
and Miss ELLEN J. BosLEY, all of this city.
On the Path inst by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mr..
WILLIAM PATTERSON OF this city, and Miss FxEELoyE
ScHooSovER, of the town of Vermilon.
On the 2ith inst. by Arthur Lo :kwook, Esq, Mr..
RANSOM r DEWEY ana Mss LoviSA EAMEs all this city
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THE rat!ye Black Raspberry, as found IN is VII
state, Is by no means uniform profile bearer; '-u
one-half the plants are either %ac'v barren or 80
nearly 50. render them worthless To- cultivate
Many Of the beGrir- plants produce small a.I s-F
berry. deficient be.n IN ru'p aai favor Is iurr.-
on alone but must De he result "i patient experiment
and careful and discriminating selection OF plants
from which 20 propagate other. The ore in4l plant
tie improved variety was -.a-, from the fed on
account Of It's superiority others years ago,
ny Leaader Josiyn % Western Ne~ YORK, and cg'tya-
ted Ia the surrounding country, and known as The
Io.lyn Raspberry About eight years since SIR Doc
little, an intelligent and experimental oaltvatsr, Far
chased small stock Of these plants and b- sci
tic and Discriminating culture, devo'ing nearly his
entire tine and energies the subject. annually
lsg,i,y the r9ost healthy vigorous and prolific plants
from which cuityat- new ones has At length sue
r-eded In producing variety % tS mot delicious
fr1it nearly from sterile or barren plants, o.
iaipy berry, as well AS g-eater quantity than tie
ordinary plant.
any other variety. grow, u clusters about one
u which rp-ns daily. and = sies Rth-red7 t comes
from the cus - 70 Tor the table "iiA"3t ne 1gT o.
separate handling 70 remove stems "A. hH's IL arm
Of flesh for iraH-paTlateH AMI !nH-er Keeping
.is sef..-t f-l from small lEse IN th= iy1
g Other vsri0t-t when I4fJ'e over rFe; -
hardin being u. T- rtr'. b. r.--.- 20 vs. .t-r
protection ln this sl.-ler- &. l. E'.-I '.a ---e.s
O. Nj baoatt.r. and Na- ." S.' pleas. .--H De Sa--
cess IL once saw fa-t 30 va t--.--.. tH sa.-r--4a
most c'ier varieties o. TaslavTfI--- ac-osf u-y
ordered several hU-Ercl E-Ers 60 h- the fol-
u-r Gh0ors. oren hguDu-rsi ~ih fine pictures ana
glowing r~ur-E'r'a'.C-s % nov vHri-ta- o. fruit
resolved to test their bearing -ats- ia our prairie
soil before of-riG, them 20 t'- public Ny pl.Uts
fru;ra las: summer. al4 s't'nn q r. no; realize a
full Weld, Of their . arrival and tie ic.-
lowing dry yet the results, uuer the csrcUfa-
s,2nse-.-vere highly satisfactory Ny experieHce in
fhr cultivation Of tbs tT1It has necessari been bTic
and limited yet feel that -hsll no hazard my rea
/ taiion in recommending Z icr cultivation.
.ir Dooiifte has for -n7us years Vast supplied the
cities Rochester and Buffalo wiki this fine fruit ron
/ hi, plat. and has nos near Nv l"ra an eXtrndee
plantation for the sspFy % thai city Each plant OF
hill Is expected to produce one quart the next zeal
AFTER planting and III 20 piBts yearly thereafter
stfa be PREPARED - opening Of spring 10 supply
Thousand plants those who dr,r- -. m. al
SIC per hundred ny RESIDE nee. or delivered ~ %
tawa, payable ON delivery orders uaF be LETT w'tt
z. o Hack in Ottawa Printed directions o.. iaeti
cu.:iva iar. mostly taken from the manual o. sr Doc
Itile weh such notifications experience in oI
prairie soil and s1auy climate have suggested, vi! b.
! furnished purchaser gratis. WILLS NAllE.
/ pAYruN. Feb. u. lss2.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

OPENING THE CANAL.-Superntend J.
B. Preston give notice that the canal will
be opened from Chicago 10 La Sale on
Tuesday next, April lst, for boats drawing
four feet six inches of water or less There
is an immense amount OF grain stored
along the canal and river awaiting the
opening of navigation for shipment east.
so that business on the canal promises to
be brisk
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e. 8. III OBJ f. IL II =,
DENTIST,

DENTIST,
Has taken Rooms the Bank of Ottawa just across
the street from his old quarters. He is permanently
located there, and will be in readiness, during all bust
hours, to wait his patrons heretofore. His
charges for operation in keeping with the times
Remember the Rooms Ottawa Bank formerly
Col. Cushman's office. mlsw
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NEW GOODS At REODICKS.

WILLIAM EEDDICK has received and is receiving
a large and select assor n.nt of new
EnIsai.d Winter Dry Goods.
Direct f1on the Eastern markets consistng n part OF
PLAIN and FIGURED SILKS FINE FRENCH ALI
WOOL DE LAME, FRENCH MEKlNn. PARNErroS,
ENGLISH and IRISH PoPLINs, PACIFIC a. d HAMiL
and CANTON CLOTHS LADIES CL0THS-FRENCH
ard ENGLlsEl BLACkand CoLoRED-oI CLoANS'
CHE. STELLA. PACIFIC 4ud HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and SINGLE of new and beautiful patterns, 'or ladies
-''N ~ TRIMMING
Silk Frinses OF all with and colors No. Trim
ming, Velvet and Diamond Trimming, We've; Buttons
and Resets, &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Our stock of ladies' White. Brown, ate and biack
Cotton and Wool Hosiery is complete; also variety
ses' and Gents Gloves Lisle Thread, six and KID
Long and Short Mohair Mit, half fingers. and gen
eral assortment such small wares aud thread, store
Goods as are usually found in Drv Goods Store.
900 ps Merrinae Coeheco, Pacific, Hamilton and
BALES of Heavy sheet;ng and Shifting for sale
i , cheap for cash
A large assortment of Bieached Muslin of al widths
and prices, from Il, TO 81 y per yard.
DOMESTIC DEPARY.RENT.
Which is unusually full and complete in every de
partment. and comprises all the popular styles of
Prints. Shectincs. Shirtugs DENNIS, Stripes, Cloaks,
Linen and Cotton Table Damask Pillow Case Cotton,
Russia Diaper, Crash, Canton Flannel, Red Whts
All Wool Flannel &c, all of which will be sold AS low
the quality of Goods can he bought or in the
Spring steel Skirts of all Sizes and prices from ls cts
to =. 20 each.
Cloths, Cassim Doeskns, Sleeps Gray satinets,
Cottonades and Jeans, at low prices.
/ BOOTS AND SHOES.
! Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, BusAins ana
Calf Shoes Misses Morocco Caters and Calf Shoes.
Mems Calf, Kip and Cow Hide Boots, from x2o TO
$3.50 pair.
CLOTHING.
Mems Coats Pants, Vests Wool Understands anu
Drawers.
GROCERIES.
full and complete assortment OF sugars, ieas' -
fee Spices Mo,asseS, ana the New YORK Ceie"ri.eu
| xxx Syrup: White Fish Goldfish, MackeIei' iiei iAs'
! Sucked and in Pickle; Dried Apples ana feaches.
w. shall endeayor all times to keep on mana such
variety of Dress Goods adapted TO the season
STYLES as will the great variety Of tastes
o 81 'r cnstomers CALL AND SEE. Look at our
! aods-ayamine and price them-you will be always
sH,,v conrteousy and kindly treated, whe Their you
Pt 1890. ar not If stock is not as large yon
I Isirs remember that it be increased with
NJ and Fashionable Goods, if you give your pat
ronage Our Store is light, airy and pleasant. No
goods will be misrepresented and If at time you
should improper goods, let know INN
and q satisfactory adjustment will be made. All that
we ask is, that you call ana examing my stock. at
| No. /, REDDICK'S BLOCK,
Ottawa, Oct 5, ell Easto Court House
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DR. WALKER will receive patients, suf-
fering from diseases of the Eye or Ear, at
the Geiger House, Ottawa, on Saturday,
April 18th, from 9 o'clock to ).
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DAYTON
Woolen Mandatory !

YE1E under signed would tender to their old custom
4 ers their thanks for liberal patronage bestow-
ed upon ,em solicit a continuance of the same, be-
lie wing they will he better than prepared
meet the de mand of the country this season.
In addition to usual stock, which consists of
smere, satnet, tweed, jeanes, flannel, and stocking
warn We shall keep new loom different STYLES
Of fancy goods suited to this Market all of which
offer on LIBERAL exchanges 70. wool and to the country
trade.
Woo, may be sent Ottawa by rail road, and such
goods as are ordered will be returned therefor in
persons do not wish to be at the expense of coming
with thir wool.
WOOL DESIGNED FOR CARDING
;rto rolls will be received the depot in Ottawa and
returned within reasonable time for doing the work
A. Az cents per pound cents when furnish
oil. - 80. - UnAES So'
Dayton May 18th, 1861.
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Prof Chas. L. sis.on, of Clark Seminary, Aurora,
H. takes great pleasure in informing the ezens thai
he is about to make home in Ottawa and ready 20
acc.p, scholars upon the Piano Forte, Neioeon or or
gan also instructions in thorough Bass ana COMPOSE,
sitions His reputation first class teacher ana,
connoser is we'll known all the State he received
his n,ss;cal education in German Academy OF Muict
and assures full satsfac- Inquire ioF particulars
of Prof T.. Frank Ford.
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More IMPRovEMBNTs-We have examn-
ed an improved harness buckle now in use
exclusively OF the harness making estab-
lishment of J. G. STONE, in this city. 1t
merit, fer which it is admirably adapted, Is
to avoid the breaking of the harness at the
weak spot-the buckle. 1t does this by
allowing the strap to lie fiat and straight
under the bars of the buckle, thus wholly
obYiating the extra strain at that point.
The buckle has been thoroughly tested
and its superiority established. Drop in
| at Mr. Stones and see it.
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SUGAR CURED HAMs-There is no great
secret about 1t, yet until year or two ago
sugar cured hans were brought to Ottawa
from Cincinnati We are happy to state
that there need be no more OF this carry
ing Goals to Newcastle" Porter & Brother
grocers and packers in this city, have SUI
CUR cured during the past season and now
for sale tun or two Of hams superior in
flavor TO the best Cincinnati article we ever
tasted-we have tried both and kno,c-
while they sell them at about half the cost
of the foreign article.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

CORRECTION We were in error in our
last in stating that the supperat the school
room of the Convent on the evening of
ST Patrick's day, was prepared under the
auspices of the Sisters of Charity. They
had no hand in the matter The Supper,
we learn, was the free gift of the ladies',
patrons of the school, who assumed the
whole management.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-03-29

FARMERS AND DEALERS IN CORN, read the
advertisement of Sanger & Co. Their Corn
Shelter is admitted to be the best ever in
vented, while it is doubtful whether their
Corn Planter has its equal
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Important to Builders !!

pUY YoUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
- .n29 ORToN's BOOK STORE.
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ID T. ID I:

In Ottawa Centre, on Saturday, March 22d, Of lung
fever, GEo. LoUIs MANI eldest and only remaining
OF George and Ane Mann, aged year, month and
II days.
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Notice.
~ rersnns indebted. either by note or book acct,
y :. Wy DoRN d OSBORN. will please cali and set
10 me same before the 18th af OCTOBER AZ
- ut dale they will be placed in magistrate
ha,as Tor collection. Tho Books and Notes may he
onnna nj the old Stand, and I. W. Osborne will give
hi personal attention to the settlement of the
sent rs, '6i. VAN DOREN < OSBORN.
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No Deviation frOm Prices Marked Oh
the Goods,

Two Doors East of the City Bank, North of tia
Court House. Iocl.l
Ottawa, Oct. O. '5:. F. l.. FISkk-
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Iusrrrcsion ia Music.

EanCies.
USEFUL and Ornamental, such as Money urses
L eCard Cases, Cabas, Pen Knives, TahieIs. &c:
oe E. GRIGGS-
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DUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS at
Id jan29 OhIoN . booN = oNE
,ry,c s.rurnycreiu,,

The s.EurnvcrciE''
u.S nas.ed a resolution to reopen their Hall for
fHm,rastic Exercises TUESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENING Of each week, to begin next Tuesday, Oct.
18th.
An those wishing to participate ara invited to have
their names registered any of the above evenings
Juveniles have to be accompanied by their parents or
guardians for that purpose. The Hail is in the old
place. Post Office Block, opposite the Free Trader
Printing Rooms.
ottawa, Oct. H. 81. BY order w pENhAhD.
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JAS. COLyyELL d I,ROTNEr

"+H-' " " 10
Archttects, Builders, and General House
CupeHterS,
DEG to call the attention of the Public to tLsir
advantage. and facilities for chcaply aud promptly
executing all contracts in their lne. having isteiy
added to their Establishment Jefferson Street, in
Ottawa a large amount of Machinery for Planning, saw
ing Groovn sticking Souldngs &c, they are conii-
dent thry can execute at rates to defy
petition They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan and Hardware from
the Manufacturers At Wholesale, that builders will
be saved heavy percentage in thrse articles by deal
ing directly with them.
They respectfully refer to TIE following gentlemen,
as well as all others for whom they have executed
tracts:
HoS :. ". CHEEVER, Bdyor IF Otta,ra,
Hox DAY ID WALKER, E.s- Mayor -
JOHN +. NASH. ESQ.
JOHN A. HE'S, Esq, IS
GILBERT G0Ff Esq, ="
Drafts, Estimates, and Specifications gratis to per-
with whom in contract, and at LOWEST rates to
others.
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Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods

Agent for the PLYMOUTH BUCK GLOVE, and
have a very large Stock of FUR, BUCK. and
BURLING GLOVES. which shall sell
very CASH,
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Moving fssliss5iss-s.

Messrs c. Bro. also tn Ike pleasure in announcing
that they have purchased from Vim. +. Bell late Of this
city, all his Machinery for Moving Buildings, to which
they have made heavy additions, that it is the only
perfect OF tools and machinery for this purpose in
the county Contracts in this line respectfully solicited
and executed promptly at the lowest living rates.
Ottawa, January 4. 1862.
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HON ARD
- f'-'.t"e phff-tor the Relief the Sick and
DISTRESSED afflicted with Yirulent and Chronic Dis.
eases and E-''ccally Diseases of Sexua Organs.
Medical ADVICE given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable EEPoi,Is on SPERNATORRHEA or SEM
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases of the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REM DIES employed in the
Dispenser sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address " -
DR. J. skiLLiN HOUGHTON, Howard A.so,n
No. South Ninth Street PhiIade,pb,, pa
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DRIED Blackberries, Raspberries. Cnernss, aho
~ Puras, for sale At lfeoly CAMfohLLe>
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BOOTS e SHOES.


assert that can sell CLOTHING 30 per cent CHEAP
ER than any other House in this city.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-09-04
Administration County Convention.

AT County Convention of Dele
gates from the various townships of
Floyd County, representing the 10y.
alists, and held at st. Charles City, on
Monday, September LIST, 1852, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate
for Clerk of the District Court, and
County Surveyor, Abncr Root was
called to the chair, and w. P. Gay
lord was appointed Secretary. r
On motion. s. B. Starr, VIM. II,
johnson, and G.. d. Hance were APP
pointed Committee on Credentials,
who reported the Delegates entitled
to seats in the Convention, which re.
port was adopted.
b. b. Vansteenburg and II. C. In.
man were appointed as Tellers. f..
On motion, the first and informal
ballot for Clerk was taken, which re.
suited as follows:
J.V w. Montague. 80
j. G. Whitney g
On Motion, j. v. Montague was de.
clared the unanimous nominee for
Clerk.
On motion, II. C.. Inman was uomi-
mated County Surveyor by acclama-
ton.
The following persons were appoint
cd Loyal Committee
b. b. Vanstecnburg, A. Root, and
w. Z. Gaylord. ...
On motion, voted that the Editor OF
the Charles City hnteitigener be re-
quested to publish the proceedings.
On motion, adjourned sine de-
ABNEE RooT, Chairman.
W. P. GAYLORD, Secretary.
H,..,., 1.rrr .ncrI1 a. Glass Ware,
Sill YER PLATED GOODS,
ntlery, Japanned Ware, Looking Glasses,
Britannia Ware, Gas Fixtures, Lamps, SC.
l56 East Water Street,
MILWAUKEE :
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SCOVILL'S
& Stillingia,
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP!


SarsaparilIa is Tropical Root too well
known as one of the best antidotes We pos
sess for Scrofnious Complaints to need com,
mendation. But as Stilingia is an article Of
more reHent ,h use N ScrntouS a"ec'onS' We
. - mn p TT FROST
T, n. Southern, Io,,r,aJ of Maa;,;, .,
pho rr,.,v Wa sa,,o :. r, ,.;,, no,,,In.,, III
,.,,ra &C ,,,cora,;."s ot,bo DE-, omi TL .'.e
s,a ,,,cn,,. ,,,a,'bro,,s nf ,ha Ne Cit, as;
=. III, ~ Wy, ~, p, SNn', anu
Snots Stain Stains etc which in a constitr,;or o ~
this character so frequently occur from SLIGHT
irritation. or which iemaif, after, the ulcera-
t;ons have healed II will reuoye the mar
bid conditions of the Fluids and solids which
disposes every injury. however .lipbt to do.
generate with n fostering. painfuI scabbv MI.
GER 1t will. i'm short. so improve the. dpes.
tive and assimiatiye generations Of the svsen
that a more healthy blood and more renewed
fibre will be substituted for the defective con-
ditions of one and the other and Tins fullv
support the character of these medicines for
being essentially Alternative Also state
ment of - 81