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MRS. TARBIE

Has not gone OF trade and would to the ladies'
ottawa and country fin ling it impossible TO dispose Of
business this Spring, have decided to fill mp with
and choice spring stock and will sell the
prices az heretofore have large and strpe stock of
Grapes Laces Ribbons, Flowers and Feathers bought
year ago. very low prices which viii be sold at cost
wish the Indies remember this and call and for them
selves.
have also large lot of bonnets both in silks and
Sraws suitable for country trade which will BE- sold at
great sacrifice
Laes from the country will find Il profitable to come
and examine my stock before making their purchas else
where. SARAH A. TARBLE
Corner Main Ia Sale streets ub stairs at the old
stand Of j. Nj. Tirble.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

THOMPSON GIBsoS.-Dr. Thompson, We are
sorry to learn, has been compelled to withdraw
from the firm Of Thompson i Gibson, by de-
Ginning health. lie proposes to seek restored
health in change of climate by going east to ltre
We sincerely hope the DIR. may realize all the
benefits he anticipates from such a change.
Meantime the Drug Store will remain under
the control Of Mr. Gibson.
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MATRIMONIAL,

II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN: IT you wish to marry
IL you do hy addressing ME. will send yori
without money and without price. valuable ion
that will enable to marry happily and speedily r-s
pective of age, wealth beauty. Tins information will
cost you nothing and il you wish to marry, will cheer
fully assist YOU All letters strictly confidential The de-
information by mail and reward ked
Please inclUse postage stamped envelope, addressed to
yourself Address SARAH b. LAMBERT,
GreeDpOrt,
May 20 lse5-8m. Kings Co.. New York.
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c. ]. BEArrfE. Eso--Our friend C. ]. Beattie.
whom most of our citizens remember former
resident Of Ottawa, has returned to Pontiac. Law.
ingsioh county. and resumed the practice Of law.
Mr.. b. Is good lawyer. and any of our people
having bus ress in his line to attend in Living
s,on county will do well to employ him. See his
card in another column. r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

AT the request of a number of Soldiers, as
well as citizens, Of this county, we announce
the name OF Capt Moses OsMAN rs a candi-
date for the Office of County Treasurer at the
aprroa hing November election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

FURHIruRE.-Never before in Ottawa were such
bargains offered in furniture as people are now
getting OF the Mauzys, at Gibson's old stand on
La Sale street. They have still lot of fine
furniture undisposed of as well common. The
whole must be sold within week or two at
whatever il Will bring.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

TEMPERANCE MEErISG.-A Grand Temperance
Meeting will be held in the Baptist Cbnrch, Mon
day evening, August 2Sth, 1865 The Clergy of
Ottawa are requested TO take part. All are COR
daily invited TO attend.
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OTIAW A WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Aug. IS 1867.
Fia"r-W. wheat. IS Is Spring. s4.25 pr IvV
ClrH AdL-Sl .25al Soc pr. 100.
Hhe1t-Winier. I .4uatI.50. Spring sll5
Corn-Ear 5sc. for SO lbs; Sbslled, 6U for 60 Id
Oas--3ic for $ lb>; New % cts.
Surjeg-f5c. for - To-
EBS-- Goo for 60 his.
TsmDthy !>S,.i-f30oa3 IS.
PotitO-s-Sew 25aSOc. p. bush
Er0S--lic
Eutter--2 20.
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ENr,-We learn that Mr. A. d. Butter6eld
a farmer living IN she town of Rutland had his
wagon smashed and was himself seriously injured
on ,ouday at the railroad crossing near the white
bridge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

GERMAN FEsrIvAL.-The pic mic will be at Hoes
Grove, the south side of river. instead of north
The houses of citizens will be decorated, both Ger
and American.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

FINE HoEsE.-Neeiy's Thorough bred Horse.
PhoUD AMERICA, will make fall Season at Mitch.
ellis Livery Barn. Terms, $40 to insure All
wanting good stock will not fail to see him. He
l., EenufY
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CtgsiSG AND ARRRyAL OF MAILS.
Western closes 1i:15 A. NJ Arrives l2:4S A. VI
Eastern l2 N&6P VI. Hess p NJ
Farm Ridge, closes p NJ, and arrives IL NJ Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Newark crosses 1:30 VI. and arrives l P NJ TUESDAYS
AMI Saturdays.
Somonuk, closes 80 A NJ Saturdays arrives g. 30 p
Fridays.
One Opens IAN. Uc.es, 7:soP.M
July 49, '65 T. " now
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

CHANGE oP TIxs.-A few changes will be noted
in the time of trains passing Ottawa on the Chi
cago 4 Rock Island K r.
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Chicago Market.

AUCrsT -, 1919.
The tendency o. Ireadstufs CONTINUES upward flou;
to-day firm. Sales white winter at $40:
good red winter S % 5000; spring $ SIS
Wheat active and firm Sales No. sprinE at si3S No
at Sl2s
Corn active at Il &c for No in store 80 20 for No
= No. river, 10 arrive at .6c. E1
O,ts-3s a 30.
Barley--95 IS.
Butt-r-choice table a.; common 10 -
Seeds-Timothy, 1875 a 500: CIoversIs.
Wool quet-Ficece washed IS Coo; tub washed CO
20.
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A CARD TO INVALIDS,

Clergyman, while residing in South America as q
Missionary discovered safe and simple remedy the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases OF the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole triad of dis
orders brought by baneful and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remey
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted
nate will send the recipe fo preparing and using this
medicine in sealed envelope to any one who needs it
Free Of Charge
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed your
self. address,
JOSEPH 7. ISMAN
STATION ID. BIBLE House,
July %, ~. New York Citv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

The new Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine, can be seen and bought at Alschuei Co 5
SterC.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

Miss F.. d. TENyEY, will commence a school oil
the 4th OF September. 10 continue twelve weeks.
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jPahonize Home Institutions.
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Office In Cheever's New 5s;Jclx
Premium Notes, received May l, 1865, constituting
the Capital,
40 Sd.
Now in force
Sl6O,1jJ DE-.
Amount OF Property 1T risk
Sl.139.60S IL.

1t will be by the Above that this Company has 81
Of assets FIR every Sl at rk the leading Co.'S Of
the East have only 81 Of assets for SO sol liza
bities, as shown by their published reports.
The cast of Insurance i'll this past ten
years has been hut about third charged by
ether Co.'S.
Our losses thus far have been promptly and SATISFACTORY
adjusted We have never had 10 contest IA loss.
The business of the Company past two years has
been very prosperous more policies having been issued
than in the previous eight years.
The directors well known tue best business
men Of ths county
No assessment can he made until the losses
require II. and hut 4 and hy
Gent vote OF the Directors. Ds,ts 0U Bs
~ TO pay anything atiOg 10 tie ddruce DagGsenf unH
a oOn 81 from the date OF their policies
In view of tie above facts, that i home in
stituton, that the security ample; thee
less than IN other Cos the prom and liIeriy
which losses settled; think entitled 20 he
patronage OF this community preference foreign
Panes.
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans It'll
most favorable TERMS
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". A. HOES, Pres't.
W. ii. CUSHNAN, Treasurer.
A. H. WOOSTER General Agent
UNITED STATES
Military Claim Agency !
j. -. LOTzaEsOp.

ali the grade, from Private Ia Ctn. ! prepared in
connes.n with the law business. 10 prosecute claims
Against the United states ami viii give prompt and
J full attention To tine collection OF
All Claims GrOWi"g ont Of tie Present Hcr,
CONSISTING or
Back Pay due resigned Officers.
Back Pay due discharged SDl!iers
Pay due decd Officers and soldiers their Willows
Pension. due to Brothers AMI Sisters deceased Soldiers
Pensions due il valid Soldiers.
Bounty and Back Pay du. Heirs Of deceased Soldiers,
Pensions due Soldiers Widows and inYr Heirs.
Pay for Horses lost killed died the L.
FEES-In viii fee lie char -d than That
allow I'D 10y law and tee Whichever will r required until
the claimant have derived ben fit the piic.un and
the circumstances o the applicant will always De taken
into consideration.
LIT II lie remembered that A.rnt for person
save those vino eylay nj all applications
wsried direct To- the proper Office al Washington
Office south side OF Min Opposite Court House.
OTTAWA, Ill. June 10Th '6j.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

Life hath tut shadows promise given,
Which lights the future with fadeless ray:
o, touch the scertre."
Use Or. ID. H. SELVES Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
and YOU will be able to join in the universal com
mendation Of this truly invaluable specific.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26

Ink fhr.S, H.
References TO following patrons Hon. J. D. Cation r
Dent, Esq. Mrs. L. c. Henshaw, John Manley ESQ G
H. n i-G Fsq-, Ottawa.
o.
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Lake Forest Academy.


FIRST CLASS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN.
nIshed Gymnasium.
For particulars, address the principal.
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0ttaba fret Graber .
LOCAL. MATTERtp
Chicago and Rock Island nan Ro,,

Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.
:,n and after August 27h, 1865, Trains Pass Ottawa
Station follows:
GOING EAST
Day Express and Mail, Sunday excepted) II IS NJ.
niRht Express (Sunday excepted. IL 10 A. NJ.
Ieora Freight faccomOdation) $50 A. NJ.
Rock Island Freight 74S p NJ.
GOING VEST,
Dav Express and Mail Sunday excepted) IL As 2. NJ
Night EXPRESS TO- $50 A. NJ
Peoria r light 24O p. N.
Express Freight 1925 Is
Aug %, 1,65 p TAvENER, Agent.
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T. CLANCY q Co.,

4 GENTS for White Hanbury's well known Porter
"A Cream Stock Ale We also ksepon hand the finest
Liquors far medical purposes, cheap"
May T-Sm. D. CLANCY 90:
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Swamp Lands.
For Sale Chem.

The W. quarter of section 15 in tow nshp 81 north
range east third principal meridian is inciosed on ali
SIDES Wy improved FARMS desirable quarter section
o. iand timber and coal convenient and in neghbor-
hood OF prosperity and wealth, title perfect
Ottawa, July -, G5-tf.g A. B. SMITH
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In Probale-xeno sha County Court.

Inll FrObnte7rIKenOshn County Court.
s In the mat er of the estate of George w. Gates.
AN reading and Rling the petition Of James Rey-
" inolds, Of Randall, in the county of Kehosha,
and State Of Wisconsin; and taking due proofs of the
same, representing among other things, that George
Cares late OF handsif, Kenosha county, in the month
OF May, A D. 1864, died lntestate, lea wing Gods,
the petitioner Is uncle OF said deceased and pray
ing that administration of said estate be granted to
him 1t reds that said petition be heard before
the judge of this court Friday the 29th day OF
December, As 1865, at O'clock P. N. at my Office
in the city and county OF Kenosha. a' a7sdl
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given the heirs of SAID deceased and to all persons
interested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day ofheafng, ia the
Kenosha Telegraph weekly newspaper printed and
published In Kenosha. in said county. all
3W27 l. W. WEBSTER,
Dated Kenosha, dec I, 1865. IJ8 County Judge.
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Iai Probnle.-Kenp.ha iCoun,yr Court.

In the matter of the estate of Peter Lewis deceased
AN reading and filing the petition Of d. "a. Covert
" ofKenosha city in. Kenosha county, and State
o. ana taxing das preofs % the same rep.
lateof enosha city, on the 18th day of November,
A. D. 1865 died intestate, leaving goods, chattles
and estate within this county and that he said de-
ceased has heirs in this state, and praying that
administration of said estate be granted to him. 1t
is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court on Friday the 22a day of Decem-
Der A d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock at his office in the
city and county Of X enoshs. saql on .sasq..s-
And it is luther ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the hersof said decreased and to all persons
Interested, by publishing a copy of this order for
three successive weeks prior TO said day of hearing,
in the "KenOsha Telegraph weekly newspaper
Dated Kenosha, Nov. 25, 1850. l. '..g-c.D
/. W. WEBSTER,
.aa s3w26 1.a d ,.a- ga sfylsd 90 oountya,Judoe
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OPERATIONS. OF THE DEAD-1ErrER OFFICE.

The estimated number of letters conveyed
through the mails in 1851, is 467, 591 900,
of which T. 39S, 0S7 were sent to the dead
letter office. 500, 097 of these, however,
were army and navy letters, and their nom
delivery is not chargable to the postal SER
vice. IL seems, therefore, that about one
letter in every 200 that are mailed, is lost
or destroyed, as 1,156, 40l of the above
number were returned to their writer's, or
held as valuable.
Less than % per cent. of advertised let,
tiers are delivered # ..
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Routes.

+ II to this amount be added the revenue
which would accrue upon free matter" if
charged ct present rates, the estimated loss
to the department is not less than $4,000
900 per annum.
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APPOINTMENTS, ETC.

On June 80, 865, the number of post Of
fees in the United States including the
Southern offices in suspension, was rs, $50
of which 712 were subject to appointment
by the President. $50 offices were estab-
lished, and 582 discontinued, during the
year; FOG had their names T. and locality
tchanged. 5,447 appointments were made
in the same time. X =
"The number of offices in the late disloy-
al States is 1902, of which 1851 were re-
opened on Nov. Is, 1866. e =
:. Number of route agents, 387; aggregate
compensation, 1929, 522. d. Number Of local
agents, 81; aggregate compensation, $780,
949. Number ofspecial agents, 80; aggre-
gate compensation, $s2,F9O Number of
baggage-mastss, ITO; aggregate compen-
sation, $4,000 Number Of postal railway
clerks, o.; aggregate compensation, $75,-
600. 3 n 'f7
The free-delivery system has been discon-
tinued at % Of the smaller offices, and is
now in operation in 40 of the principle CT
ties. he'number of carriers employed was
757, at an aggregate compensation Of $44S, :
664 81 TIL
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mead nerves ktdneys bladder, womb and blood affections
the urinary orgrns, gravel scrOfus, rheumatism ca
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis dyspepsia
Dur practice is not of experiment. but of twan+v
years standing founded the laws of with years
Of experience and evidence to sustain it, not oyH
10 build up make sick to make wellno harsh
no trHing no fattering. We know the cause and tho
remedy needed no guess work. but knowledge gained by
years OF experience In the these diseases
elusivelyno encouragement without prospect, Candid
In our opinlons, reasonable in charges to
know everything OF body, but do claim
son and common sense We invite the sick, matter
what their aiment to call investigate before they aban
don hope make interrogaioEs and decide or themselves
VIII cost nothing, consultation 10 free This is the
sixth year that have visited this place. and shall max
my visits Ter years regularly the days of thewss
81 i CAN BE CONSULTED t-.4h As 10 tasra
Eenosha City Hotel, during Saturday,
until 4 o'clock the 23d Of December
1867 AT Woodstock, Exchange
Hots. the, 2oth of November.
~ Residence and Laboratory, WsdEsgan Ill,
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TO whom il may Concern,

TWNAKE Notice that spplicstisl will be made to
IL the Circuit Court for Kenosha county at the
opening of such curt at it's January tsrm 1866 APP
poutedte be held at the Court house in Kenosha
city the third Monday of January next, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, for order fer
in the the third ward Of the city of Kenosha belong
ing to the German, Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Chapter &C and to direct the applica of the
moneys arising from such sale to such uses as the
said corporation with the appreciation Of said court
shall conceive to be for the interested such corpora
ton atsr e 80 .t..
dated October 20, 1865. 5w27
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Kn Probate A&enOshu COUNTY Court.

In the matter of the estate of A. b. Smith;
To whom It may concern :. 90 ff. 4rs
ETTERS of administration on said estate having
MA been issued to Ro4ana Nv. Smith, on the 14th
day of October, 1861, and Ia months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for creditors to
present their claims for examin alton and allowance
notice Is hereby given that the Undersigned will on
Friday, the 22d day ofDecember, 1865 receive, ex-
anime and ADJUST all cains and demands OF all pes.
sons against lid deceased l. w. WEBSTER,
Dated Nov. 29,l 1865. ". AVIS m County Judge.
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VALUABLE LETTERS.

'sIhe number containing money, and re-
mailed to owners, was AZ, 154. with incIo-
sures amounting to 1924, 373 81. Of these
35,568, containing $210, 954 80 were deliv-
cred, leaving 6,8S6 nndelivered with encIo-
sures OF the value of 333, 4l9 or The
number containing sums less than 81, was
l6, 7O9, amounting to s4,647 %, of which
l2698, containing $3,577 80 were deliv-
cred to the writers .5 -
The number of registered letters and
packages was 1880. " t-ss,.5
The number of g letters containing
checks, bills of exchange, deeds, and other
papers of value. was 10, 904, with a nom-
inal value of So, 329, 888, of which 1916.
vs., FAC, l49, were delivered, leaving I'M
claimed, 1858, of the value of $83, 739,
t'Ihe number containing photographs
jewelry, and MISCELLANEOUS articles was 60
9O2. Of these, Al, 600 were delivered, and
28, 302 remains for disposal, or, being worth
less have been destroyed. The numbered
valuable letters sent out was 107, 979: an,
increase Of 80, 792 over the previous year
There were returned to public offices, in
Guiding ranked letters, %, $40.
SThe number containing stamps and ar
ticles OF small value, was 8,289; and of nm
paid and raisdirected letters, e166, 215.' arrv
THE MONEY ORDER system. ...-.
There are 419 money offices; IA, 277 mon
ey orders were issued during the year to
the value of 81, $50, 122.52 But 70,573 of
these were paid, Z, and q there is now an
amount outstanding equal to $46, "a
The receipts to the postoffice were 81, $780,
40, and the expenditures $18,5843 81. 1t is
recommended that the maximum amount
in money orders be increased from $50 to|
$50, and that the time for payment be ex-
tended to six months. ~ o. =
l-z-CCz How THE FUND is APPLIED 70. -
At the outbreak of the war 1863, 027. 81
was due the department from southern post
masters The report gives the reasons for
reducing the service and the Compensation
ON many routes, on account of the dimipua-
ton IN receipts. Although for the past 2
years the department has been. self sustain
ing, this gratifying result is not expected to
In. view of this the Secretary is
not justified in recommending reduction |
Of domestic postage, but hopes that in few
years American postage may be reduced to |
the rates now established in Great Britain |
lie goes into comparison of the postal re
;eipts during the war, with the amount re- |
'eived before, and takes an opportunity to
the franking system.
To show how much money is annuaIlyi
ost to the department the following table is
given
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CAUTIONS! CAUTHON,S. 4

Bear In mind that guarantee my DROPS TO CURE
suppression OF the MehseS from Whatever
care should be taken to ascertain if pregnancy the
cause as THESE DhOPS would be produce mscar
rage taken waist in that situation. all
tlohen against using them, wish distinctly under
stood that DO not hold myself responsible when used
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Circuit Court, County of KemOsha.
The State of Wisconsin, ,.. -
To Rodney NJ whipple and
John Pollard ltya. tstt gd.tfcf sF
1U0U are hereby summoned and requifedt to answer
l. N the complain OF Caroline Kimbal with a copy
efwhich you are herewith served AID which is 6led
In the Office of the Clerk Of tn circuit court for Ke>
nosha county al the city OF Kenosha in said county,
and to Serve copy OF your answer TO the said com.
plant the subscriber, at his Office in the city Of
Kencsha within twenty days after the service here
Of exclusive of The day OF such service and if you
fafl to the said complaint wi hin The time
afsEegaid, Caroline sHimbaH will take judgment
against yon for the sum Of $S3333 with interest
thereon from January 9th 1868, and for the further
s1n of&I53 aud Interest from July tn 1865 besides
the costs this action No ak. OH yss. y.7o
Dated Kenosha Nov 9th 1866. I W WEBSTER,
7 ivy Plaintiffs Atty.
6w26 Kenosha, Wis.
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j J, 'HEL.MBOLD'S {,
'1aE e@ 2 zsg 6eog h-.4f. r.
FLUIDExFRACT
" Z ~ ~Kr
1UCHU,srz7ss

FER vsAkasAs arising from Disease. Rhs EXHAUSTED
psvess OF Nature which are aceomps panied BY any
No<Aing synptons, among which will be found Ia.
dhpsstsn 70 Nxertisn, Loss of Memory, WAkefalnsss
nerrer o. disease, or Ferebodings Of Evil; in tact
unvHsAI L&ssitude Prostraton and Inability TO en-.
Ter Ass me sAs"ymsRts of society. e.r 2 ga, Ia
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RELIABLE, AND SURE TO Do GOOD!
RELIABLE, AND SURE 10 10 GOGfyi

AND CANNOT DO harm,
AND CANNOT Do HARM,
To tho most delicate constitutions. -, -
LYONS Pc ,tIODICAL1 DROPS will certainly produce
the regular return of two before
the expected period and IL is in the
that prevention is better than cure.
LYONS PERIODIC DROPS have been nsed nv oxar
twenty-five thousand ladies, within past six months
and the testimony Of ali is ut surely cures"
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In The matter OTthe last VIII and testament OF Mich.
ael Fannon deceased,g uuE mntErUet4
f..-sxag To whom IL may concern,
ETTERS testamentary on said last will and tesS
"A tament having been issued to Edward Barrett
executor Of asd last win and testament on the 10Th
day OF May 1855 and IL months from and after said
day being allowed and limited for creditors to pres
sent their claims for examination and allowance
Notice is her eby given that the undersgned will on
Saturday the % day of December 1865 receive exams
ine, and adjust all claims and demands of all per.
sons against said estate, ono Nv WEBSTER,
.Z.Hal. 1...y fa % 4w26 ,,Tt s County Judge,