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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24
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Under this head the Springfield (Mass.l
: Republican, a very able and influential re
publican sheet, gives its brethren some seusi-
bic advice. particularly the IrtJuaes and
their little imitators like the Ottawa ReD,ibij-
can. that have made the lies referred to the
staple of their electionecring articles. Says
this Springfield Republicans:
Let Us have a fair contest. Let US see
and stand the real issue. The Union cause
is not ST. poor as to need lies for its support,
and lies will not help it. Gen. Mcclellan
never offered his services 10 the rebels; Mr.
Pendleton did not vote against supplies for
the war, Or thank God that he SO voted, and
the Republican presses that are rcitcrating
these and other talsehoods and forgeries are
only damaging their own cause and giving
substantial aid to the e.cmy. Shame on
them that they have 50 little appreciation Of the
strength and dignity of their cause, and 50
small! confidence in the sense and patriotism
Of the people
The Troy Wing has an article upon To- e
same subject, and in the same vein Of fair
ness. 1t says:
" 1t IS foolish. If it is not wor.e. to say that
Generel Mcclellan ever otfereJ his sword and
services to the rebels, for nor,odv can be made
to believe that he ever did any such thing.
1t is more than mere nonsense to charge
Pendleton with having voted to stop supplies
for the army, iof it will only make him votes
to do it. Thee is no sort of dignity in such
mode of eiectioneerng.
" Let y. not suppose, that the great body
OF Democrats, or anything like respectable
proportion of them, are in favor of disunion,
or that they would make dishonorab!e CON
cessions to the demands of the rebel leaders
I The Chicago platform we do not understand
to he for Unconditional peace, or for anything
OF the kind: but for cessation of hostilities.
wth'a view to Il convention of the States of
both sections
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Army Correspondence.


ATLANTA. IA, sept. 9Th, 1904.
To tie Free Trodey-Well here we are in
Atlanta, the Gate City of the Southwest,
in full possession of all her immense fortif-
cations TWAS a grand master stroke of Gen.
Sherman that accomplished this great work
with 50 little loss 1t was the most brilliant
of all the manoeuvrcs Of the campaign. So
airOitv was everything conducted that not
even did his own men know what was going
GA. The general impression among the troops
was that the army was about to 60 INTO camp
somewhere t. rest, and from the fact that tie
10Th corps had to fall back across the liver
at the Railroad bridge, and the rest OF the
army was moving toward the Ferry at said
town where we had thrown three poutoon
bridges across, put forth the general impress
sion that we wee all going over the river.
In shifting around. Our movements were zen
orally conducted under cover OF the night and
a the roads were new and swampy, in many
instances. teams had to be lightened. wagons
broke down, strag glors hing back. and even
supplies and ammunition were left b. the way
side. The rebels followed Us up closely cap
turing stragglers and seeing the apparent
haste with which we were moving. were Ut
tcriy puzzled to know the cause Of the sud
den change Of our lines and generally re
ported that We were falling back across the
river. So convinced had Gen. Hood become
that we had abandoned our operations before
Atlanta! that he sent out 10 the citizens 10 re
turn and have grand Iol.icatiOu over the
event. The city was Illuminated. and grand
festivities were being held when tie real char
acter of Shcrman's strategy burst upon him.
and he Hood found lac wa out done. The
rejoicing of the people was suddenly turned
into the widest consideration. MANY Of them.
had been cut oil from their homes By our
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24

Cas- ANYBODY Tell What in tie name
Of common sense can old Hampton mean by
quoting against Col Dickey his letter in L Is
to Mr.. Wardlow, in which he Col. D. express
ses his belief that Congress has power to leg
isa.e IL reference to slavery in the territories
Who denies that Col d. believed so then, or
does still? And what of it? Col ID. Was
once a wing and as such in favor of protec-
i've tariH-possibly he is a high tariff man
;stili. though dear knows, under the present
administration, he ought to have bad enough
y IL bit that IL u does that cat in the
,-.-- -.a,-sr2 oil @ look
sleepy doubtless, but really Nc tnoGgnt he
had walked up onGe CT. :: e., asst y or II
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=
On motion Of Sup. Fleming was appointed
a-cu- on behalf Of Ike county to g u jack
souviIle and settle the account OF the county
with ,hc Insane Asylum.
On notion OF Sup Fleming. Giles W.
Jaci.-on and J. u Highly were appointed
Superintendent Of the county poor house for
the ensuing wear.
sap. SPiceI. from the committee on cG""l'-
zation submitted report. III substance. that
although there are some inequalities III The
assessment. ttrv are not enough to warrant
any change: and rccommending-
On motion ii va ordered that the report
of Mr. Baldwin OF lis mission to Washing
ton. be- published II tie Ottawa papers, pro
yidod there be no extra session ii the board
called in consequence, and that the cost do
not exceed -
SIJ were yot.I to each of the papers in
Ottawa for publishing an abstract OF the pro
cceiiugs Of the present session of the board.
The b ,ard voted themselves their own pay.
vo;cd thanks to the Chairman and Clerk and
then adjourned to meet again on the second
HJaJay in February next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24

FAGRBAxK,' SCALEs.-It Is with some busl
ness firms as it Is with some individuals, that
they stand alone in the department OF trade
to which they direct their attention. 1t be
comes Il specially with them, and by making
Il such. thcy carry il To- the highest perfection
Of which it Is capable. This is the case with
MessrS Fairbanks. the celebrated Scale Ma
kers Thev have devoted themselves so cn-
tirrIv. and with such thorough science and
skill to the manufacture Of Weighing Instru-
meutS. that thew seen to have left nothing to
lie done b. o:kers-N j. EreHiHg Post.
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TIr. PcndIcton's Position.

In the House of Representatives on the
18th of March 1862, when the Rotten Bo-
rough bill was under consideration, Mr.. Pen
{. %. sid: 1t ought to be " entitled a bill
to & .y- H.-Jnlon and abolish the Consti-
$780,. %. t. -u.--. states. l All UNALTER-
ABLY OPPOSED TO THE DESTRUCTION OF
EITHER from any quarter whatsoever"
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III. Democrats Of the town Of Dayton or
cani-cl club and raised hickory pole on
Thursday Of last week, and had n rousing
good meeting. - ~mes we're attached to
the constitution Immediately On the organiza-
ton of the club
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24

Gen. FREMONT, and as consequence the
Whole Cleveland ticket, has been withdrawn
from the Presidential contest. Ia his letter
OF withdrawal Gen. f. severely censures Mr..
Lincoln, and don't say he will vote for him,
although he leaves the inference that he
Withdraws in his favor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24

brand new recruits mustered into the service
Of the L. s, has created intense excitement
and our statement has been pronounced al
every street corner, by the apology Is Of the
administration Il falschood. We proceed to
give the document on which that stutcment
is BASED. Dr. Whitmore, to whom it is ad-
dressed, admits its commences over his own
signature IN the STATE Register.
"~rxorFicfAti
"PEoyosT MARSHAL. GgNERAL's OFFICE.
"WAsHrSGroS, u. c. August, 1861.
doctor :. II. WHrTMoRE. surgeon board of
enrolment, Springfield, Ill:
.Doctor-ln addition to NV suggestion to
mark al rejected recruits and substitutes, |
would suggest that all accepted recruits and
substitutes be marked thus, - in the small
! of the back. THIS will, think prevent to
a great extent, the practice. of bounty jump
| ing. Your friend, J. II. BANTER.
Surgeon l. ;. Volunteers, and chief med
zeal officer Of provost marshal generals bu-
reau.'
"Uuofcial." in military correspondence,
it is understood means about the same as
''ccnfdential" in private correspondence, and
does not detract from the force Of the docu-
mcnt as an official suggestion from a superb
or to a subordinate. 1t IS true it /, nota pos
tive .ort!cr, bet it is an addition to some
thing that went before. hat was That lr'
| Whitmore refuses to produce it; but the in
ference is irresistible. Or. Baxter. Who is
tho ba,l ,,.dio,1 officer in ., I,,rcau Of the
W. r,-........,. t.1;.-....I ~.
I''''''',,''' -,
subordinate &; HIr"2he-a 'h"' recruits s..ou'"
be nGrisi TO prot Ct the government against
bounty iumriro. and made = ..suogr,tion''
hi tI, ,n.- 81. Ia
~. 80
sues me above t" "i"'''"t 20 HIS -"'iitI
''saE2eauon hat l. the "h'-e story.
This i no new thing. About month
ago, We rccollcct. this same business caused
an excitement in st Louis, so that the sur
gcon there pe;itioncd DR.. Baxter 20 allow him
to omit the ..Iu#rkiug" rs We have seen
.,
nothing uI II ialriE III ihe -. l-""-S '!le:S We
,.r.sI.,,.. h. did "a. In WISCONSIN. al-,. the
.,.,..u-,.:... ...I
'.'' ''-'''
IN the Madison i"tft't OF the I'jh INST. we
see q statement from Mr. Henry Rape. a cit
nov, ,.l-...-,., :; .l... ..,.,...- =: ditch H.
'' - >-0''''' ' ~ '; 80
animation bv tie /. :. surgeon at GAINESVILLE.
he wa branded upoa lae back with the let
ter N
- O.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24

SOLDIERS NoTiNG.-By a law of Mnncgo-
Ia the soldiers of that state in the field are
now casting their votes for President and
Vice President. Soldiers writing home as to
the result in their regiments thus far declare
that in the llth regiment Mcclellan received
large majority, and that the vote of others
was about evenly balanced But as the Com
missioner to take the vote is a red.mouthed
abolitionist5 the democrats expect to be swim
die out of 9-lOths of their vote in the army
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EsTRAYED OR STOLEN from the sub

~ subscriber in the town of Freedom about weeks
since MARE AND COLT. The mare is supposed to he
II years old dark bay with white face Also, SOrrel
iearng HORSE COLT white spots in the face
hind leg white, and dark spot the right side.
Any person giving information where said and
colt be found will be literally rewarded leaving
word at MIR. Batcheller's store or ut INV house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24

SOMEWHAT CHANGED-In 1860, the Chi.
cago Convention, that nominated Lincoln,
passed, among others, the following resolu-
ton:
That we denounce the invasion, by arm
ed force, of the soil Of any state or territory,
no matter uader achat pretert, as among tie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24
LOST OR MISLAID.

CONTRACT No. ST. made by the Illinois Central Rail
~ Rual Company the 3st day of March 1855 for the
El@ of SWi = T. 81. Il. east of the IlI prncIl
meridian. TO james Morrison The finder will receive
reasonable reward returning the Arti Lockwood
Esd at his Office in Ottawa, nv ~,llence i'm
the town ~ Bruce. JAMES .iIrRJSON
- ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24
AUCTION Sale.

n HE subscriber viii SELL his residence, miles
q Northwest Of Ottawa
On Tues,!ty. tie lM day Of OefoJp, 1861,
A Lot of valuable
SHEEP AND LAMBS, HORSES, COLTS,
Hogs, &c.
Auction to commence at 10 o'clock y. punctually
Terms-Casli. l.. NJ WADE.
emf
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FLANNELS.

Plain Red, Plain Yellow and White FlanneIz.
Tw.liei F.aunr's of every color. Shifting
Fiaauels Of every description, Rob Roy
and Shaker Flalne.s.
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ESTR

E-NROM the pasture of Morris ID. Smith in the
BroukficlI about the 10th instant Mules and two
Horses. one Black Mare Mule and Bay Mule branded
with the letter :. the right shoulder; Gray ye,r
old and Bay Horse year old. ANY one returning
them % Us Will be literally rewarded.
Ottawa Sept p. lSGi RATIIBI-N A CHASE
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Very naturally, the statement we made in
our last that an order had been received at
Springfield from the War Department to
brand new recruits mustered into the service
Of the |. s. has created intense excitement,
and our statement has been pronounced at
every street corner, by the apology Is Of the
administration falschood We proceed to
give the document on which that stutcment
is BASED. Dr. Whitmore. to whom it is ad-
dressed, admits its commences over his own
signature in the STATE EGgjsfcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
G. y o { T Il 7 :.

Can he found in great variety Al Very Low Prices ~ CALI
H., % d. hir-:uaus.
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offer item Wholesale Retail At Last Years Price
which J. II I'~t - per cent belp" tho prices Of this il
u. and ste them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24

Can a man who has been fined by the mag
istrate again and again. be considered a re-
fined man
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13

her and takes great pains to visit any ono that sh'
hears has anything like her case, aud tries TO get
thom to come aud me. The next case Is Miss SEQ
Ac Id from Stanford Conn. Mrs Bartholomew got her
down TO see me. aud she has been ever since at her
house. when shr first came tu my rooms, she was
much cmuciuuj vita distressing cough splitting large
quantities ct Iiund. I ovamucd her lungs with the
tDspuumutut, uj iu ALI my practice never found one
with one lung so ar gone and the other lung go sound
| could not give much encouragement. I thought she
would die but u my astuushmCnt the Pulmuuic yruv,
scawccd Tonic and Mandrake Pills an seemed to gu
right to work. The lung is all alcd over leaving "a
cavity ~ large as goose cgg good appetite, fine
spirits, and ht- gained thirty.tiyc pounds in
weight She hJ. some cough yes, which do no not
think Will lcty her before June. should thiuk il
would BE- uf great interest t1 some uuprciudicud phy'
CiCuu toNi.lt th .e cases particularly Miss ScoHcld,
any Of them uo have been cured by my medicines.
They uumprO.ls IN New York, but the above urcc
all differ from cu other aud ifmy medicines are do.
ing what ruptr.Hut they arc, they should have the
crcu aud the ai i.tgd know where aud how they may
be cured. j. II, StHENtK, NJ. ID.
Dr. y H. SchcH X Canbe toudat his principal office,
No. 20 North 9th .trrrt Philadelphia, every saturday,
from \. W., ~ u T.. VI, to uIvr advice, free Of
charge; but for O Thorough examination he charges
three dollars. I.l.c Of the rumouC syrup aud Sea.
weed IuuIr al2j per bottle, 81 the hllr dozen.
NWuloh, i.I,s 'rcuts per box, and for sale by all
druggists and Dealers.
June IL, l-ti.-l },
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
--!O:--

Takeuo more Balsam Mercury, or unpleasant Nrli
ciu,s inr uhpI'Hsut and dangerous diseases Helm
bold~ Extract HucIu aud Improved Rosr Wash cures
secret discusses ~ all their stages. NJ Iutc expense
'l'h''r no change IN diet. No Iuconvculcnre au no
cApu-urr.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength Ia
nate thereby removing uhSjTuciIuus, preventing anG
curing structures ut the IrrhIa Hllaving pun aud in
hauuHuoh So frequent IN the class of Diseases. and
r\p"ng ait poisonous, diseased and wuruuu matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been tho vic.
tins ol quath-, aud who have paid heavy fees to be-
cured 1T short tmc have found they were deceived
und mat ihr POISON has, by the use Of "powrriul
hsirus"ns brru dried up in the systam, to break Out
III an aggravated form, aud perhaps after marriage.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13
CATERPILLARS.

The following which we clip from the
Toronto Leaaea, may be Of interest 10 our
thousands of agricultural friends Throughout
the country;
Those of our readers who have fruit in
their gardens, or who cultivate large OIL
chards, vii learn with much qualification
that q certain instrumentality OF destruction
to caterpillars has been discovered. That
coal oil will cause instant death to these
pests has been proved beyond all doubt. A
letter was received at the Le0,ier Office for
publication, from one Of our subcribers an
extensive farmer in the township of Clerk,
county OF Durham, stating the fact that as
last resort, to endeayor to destroy the
caterpillars (which had almost taken en-
tire possession of the trees in the orchard J
he experimeUtcd coal oil. Complete sue
cess attended the experiment. A brush
of tiff feathers was made and portious of
the trees smeared with the oil, in addition
to placing small! quantity on the nests. -
Instant death ensued, The proprietor of
the Leader at once tested the oil on his
trees at GlengroVe Farm, Young street,
where the catepilarS had collected in
thousands, doing fearful damage Iu a
couple OF hours one quart of it had cleared
the orchard completely oil catapillars.-
The dead lay around In all directions
The effect of the oil on the pests seemed
Airaculous there was no delay to under.
90, for one touch of the deadly substance
TO nests spread desolation in all directions.
This is, certainly a cheap remedy, as well
a. sure one ,and all our subscribers troub-
led with catapillars should adopti.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13


BINGHaUTON COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE
The course Of Instruction embraces all the requisites
of Il thorough practical business education ana mas
been lately EXTENDED by the introduction at nn Actual
business Course in which the student engages III the
regular routine vt business transactions, CNcmrlinrd
aud fHmiliarilcd by means ot a store, On when ihc
actual 6,sHtsS Of buying and selling goods u carried
ON by each student and business Offices viz Banks
If Issue and nCpust, ailliuadmg aud Stcam.Bpdlng
Post ONCE, Telegraph &c, &c,
The Proprietor has spared no time or expense in ma.
king this Course the most thorough and complete oi
any ever presented to the public aud feels tuly as.
surcd that after having been himself engaged III actual
business, and having had many years experience at
teaching the Scincc Of Accounts, and being aided by
ull aud efficient corps Of traChcrs hc viii be en-
hrd to make Thorough and successful graduates VI all
who may place themselves under his charge.
PENM.4NSHIPl
lu this essential branch Ot husiusH education no
College offers better facilities 90 the learner The
SpcHccriun system viii he taught In all its varieties by
the most skilifIl masters Of the art. Specimens of
Wiring from this Institution have received the highest
uncomWms from the press.
For general iniormatiOn terms &c, address for Cot
cgc Monthly, which will be mailed free; ror speci'
mems Of Pcnmauslip, enclose two three cent stamps,
Address u. W LONEl.ln Principal,
lowell's Commercial College, Binghamton, NY
7. S.-One Of Ritter K nuuCau's No. highly hniShed
fine, perfect point. gull spring Gold Pens, with holder
and case, warranted Tor one year and to SUIT VIII be
sent free Of charge 10 any one who will remit $500 to
the above address.
OCtObCI ,. 1868 -ly.
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.-:O:---

Use IIomhod's ENrmc. ruchu for all affections and
discusses ol The Urinary Organs, whether rNigiug in
NlHIc md Femalr from Whatever cause originating aud
no matter Of how long Standing.
Diseases Of lhr>r organs requires the aid of Uiur.
ruc, lrlmuulds Extract 5uchu is tho Great DIurylic
aud i-c'mu io have desired clCl Ia all Diseases iur
which It Is recommended.
E''drnor oi ,he m"si reliable and responsible char.
aotcr VIII accompany the medicine.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
The Long Ago.

On the deep retiring shore,
Frequent pearls of beauty lie,
Where the passion-waves of yorc
Fiercely beat and mounted high.
Sorrows that are sorrows still,
Lose the bitter taste oil woe
Nothing altogether i'll,
la the griels Of flong ago.
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FEM ALES-FEMALES

In many affections peculiar To Females the Exlrat /
Buchu Is unrPuallrd hy any other remedy rs in Chic
rosiS ar Retention, irrrguartv paIuiunc,s or sun.
preston Of Customary ENuruaiuns liberated or ser.
rhnus state of the Uterus, Lcuchurrhma or Whites
Scnuy, aud for all complaints INGREDIENT to Iur sea-
whether arising from Iudscrrliou habits OF uissIl,
iiuH UI ia the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-13

bSy" A Republican paper speaks of Mrs
Lincoln as ''our rosy empress" EN-
press is good but Mrs. Lincoln far moro
resembles a sun-hower than a rose"
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Price II per Bottle, or 6 for $5.

delivered 10 my address securely packed from ubsrr
iaii"h. DcsrnDe symptoms IN all Communication,
'Mies gunrHnecd advice gratis. address letters III
Information to
H. q. UEhNBOI.D, Cbcmjs,.
lOl Souih Tentl-St, below Chestnut, phIla.
lELMNOLDS .HciiCai HsyOt,
HEIMEOLD'5 DTug and CAcfHicai HarcaOuse
1l BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
EeWarc Of CouutcrlritS ana uuprlurplad dealer,
who rndrayur 40 dispose "ul their own" and Other
articles ON the reputation attained by urmbod,s Gen
Improved Rose Wash.
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EVANS n WATSON

nave had the Sr"st demonstration in the following cc
ulcat" that their mauufrtur" Of S,aandrr Safes las
at length tnly warranted the repre- sruaiious which have
been made of them as rendering uudoubcd security
against the terrific element
Philadelphia AprIl -. lsj6
.hcSSrs EraHS q Hafsou: Gcntrmcn-u affords ma
the highest satisfaction to 10 YOU that owing Ia
me very protective qualities ut two Of the Salmnaud"r
safes winch We purchased Of you five month since
we saved large portion of cwrlry, and all hooks
&c exposed TO the caamlnuus fire in anstgad place
the morning Of the i'm inst.
When we reflect ih2t these safes located the
fourth story of the building occupied aud that they
ir subsequently ntoa heap Of buug ruins, where the
vast concentration o the heat caused The brass plates
mrlt we cannot but regard the preservation Of ther val
uar c'"nS as most convincing proof Of the great Sc
Curty afforded by your safes.
we snalI tGk' great pleasure in recommending then,
men OF business as Il sure reliance against fire.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS tl BRO. .}.t.tlt..q,
~ Ihcl have since purchased ia large safe.
July 20, Loo. lAugu.t 20 ]:s
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Te above Is correct likeness Of DR. Schcnck taken
many years ago after he had recovered from Consrnp
ton by course Of his "SCuENCKs PULMnNtc SYRup'
Tue hkcncss, Hlthodg 1t does not represent him any
ihnr Ike as bad as he was Ut the worst vet it is IN
strong contrast with the hale aud vigorous looks Of the
Portrait below, which is the true likeness Of him at th,
present time Tho contrast between these two pur
traits is so great that many would not believe III s tc
be- the same person. Vet there are hundreds of per.
sons ~ and around Philadelphia, who will rcrugui 81
both portraits tobu true representations. When the
first was taken he weighed lO1 pounds u the pres eu
LIMN hla M-LILLl Is 4lM nnmnL..