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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
The FARM EMS MUTUAL FI6E
Insurance Com pany Of the state
OF Delaware.


OF Delaware.
(oRiaIxAL MILL cRHsx, Acl
This Company continues 10 oGsr 70 the people Of
loss by nre all descriptions Of property except Ma
rlne risks.
The Institution is commended BY over 10 years sxps
In and atent on 10 tho subject Of Mataa Insu
being the hrs 10 introduce the principle into
our state,) by reason OF which, Is believed the MAa
be ween the different varieties Of property
der the membership among tue most aoquitAbls In
character Of the numerous Insurance Cempaniss pre-
scented to the public
takes credit itsslf that Its payments Of losses
have bssn prompt and liberal that In - years bus
ness and losses reaching over Sioo OoO net sinsIe
Of litigation has occurred, aud scarcely With
ont en- ire distraction to the parties insured.
Looking more the safety than 10 the number and
amount Of its risks A. has declined Hundreds Of Thou
great amount in single itk Offering UNIT OBJ.
ecs OF Insurance for the character Of the Institution
la hs mannerit 10 conceived |, has the safest and
select list inturances, In pro- orton 70 the
amount--over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other
Company withiH reasonable range.
evidence Of thh, 1t has not only reduced the rate
OF Insurance, at all times moderate onsyth, during
the las Two yeais but 1t presents clear surplus
fund Of 81 0O as security against any assessment
the Depost Notes, which sum by the resort to Scrip
Certifcn,os the balances due to each member, now
being issued will be paying interest tn them from Jan.
iary 1852, attic rate OF per ce IT. Per snnum, thss
making still farther AZ duetioi,
It commenced the yest 1891, with q real protection
to thec 1mmunity in Depasit hs<ss u e26o 900
Surplus Fund 10000
Total protection. sseoooo
II 10 the werk OF the Farmers OF Dalswsre, snd -
such they ought TO patroni1s H. -
rrssident-JEssEE SHARPE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
REMOVAL
THOMAS MITCHELL. Underwater

Respectfully informs his friends and the
6ksx.U3 public gene rally, that he has removed
from 1913 East Third Street, to tho
N. w. Cor, Of 9th and French sts.,
And prepared to give hts personal attention to the
business Of t'N DERTAkING, In all its Branches.
He assures those who may require his ces, that
they will find him ready with Horses and Carriages
tended by careful drivers at all times.
ga SMALL nEARSE expressly Tor Children.
ReslpENCE No. 600 POPLAR sTREET.
Wilmington, March. q, 1855 II
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

RUxAwAY On Thu sday the team Of Mr..
had big runaway, and as i, plunged down
Paul street where that street crosse, Superior,
il came in collision with the buggy of Hon.
J. c. shsmplin, who was driving. with Two
horses, eastward on Superior street. The
buggy of Judge e.. was up ct aud badly
smashed, and Judge c. and his hired ma n,
who were in the buggy, thrown out, Judge c.
being badly, though We learn not dangerous
Is bruised The team of Judge G took fright
aud made plunge TO one side, when the off
morse struck his head against post, killing
him INSTANTLY. The other horse was stopped
The Gilman team kept on at furious pace,
and was stopped somewhere down town.
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schenck'r seaw@ed Tonic.

THIS medicine, inverted - DR.. J. IL scHsNcK Of Phila.
delpha i tended dssu7c food and make :, into
eyme the first process Of digestion By cleansing H.,
stomach with schencks Mandrake lfIis the T,ic soon
restores the appetite and food that could be eaten
before using it i'll lie easily dig,sted
Consumption cannot be cured by Schencks Pulinonic
Syrup unless the stomach AMI liver made healthy and
the appetite restored hence the Tonic and Pills are re-
quired in nearly every of consumption. A hal.
dl2-n l5iIles Of the SEAwEED ToNIu and thre. or
four boxes Of the MANDRAKE PILLS viii cure >ny
ordinary case q dy5p .IsLl.
DR. scHEScE NIX professional visits In New York
Boston, and at his principal Office in PhalePlia every
week See daily papers Of each place, HI pamphlet on
Consumption, for his lay. for visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing. that this likeness
Of the Doctor when in the last stage C.smp-
ton. and tic other he is -fi health are on
the Govern -ut stamp
Sid 10y all Druggists and Dealer. priso 81 81 Per bottle
1850 the half letters for advice should Dc
addressed to d. scurvcEs Principal od o. No Is North
9th Street. hisdelpha, Pa.
Geufral Who'll sale Agents: Dernas 8arn-z Co. n I;
; ; Hanec, Baltimore, Nd john r. P4rk~ Cincinnati
olio Walker Taylor, Chicago H.; Collins 1ro- 5,
Ions No 0,t-0, tG-lsis.ea mol "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

DRUGS AT WHoLEsALE.-ihe idea tha:
bu1idi..g up small towns around Ottawa will
injure the business Of our Ottawa merchants
is explode BY single fact. Already large
proportion t,f the business of Gibson &
Hathaway consists in selling drugs at whole
sale--in original pst .lagrs-'o small dealers
in the country Suc ell dealers find they can
do quite as well by buying o. e. & II. as
they could by going to Chicago. Indeed,
why may not Ottawa wholesale me- BE able
10 sell as cheap as the Chicago whIlesaie
men, when all buy Of the same jobbers AID
at the same prices al the east?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

Tue new building of Hessrs. Hoes & lie,
land, 10 process of erection on the corner Of
La Sale and Madison streets, will be the
hsndsonest Business block in the city. 1t
would doubtless look better If it was story
higher, but with its massive admirably de
signed cornics, its appeal rance is suaicieu,ly
imposing. The building is of brick, 60 by
90 feet, two stories high, with iron front,
and ornamented stone caps and sills, with
an open stairway at the north end. The
first floor is divided into three fue store rooms,
l9x74 feet in the clear, with l6 foot ceilings.
The upper story is divided off into Offices IN
front, the rear half being attached to the
stores below. The lower rooms are already
rented. Berki j. Koch, it is understood,
take the corner room, Z. G. Lutz the center,
and the new Merchants Express the north
room. Messrs. Colwell, Clark & Stebbins
are the contractors and builders.
Mr.. EIchelberger, We notice, is also erect>
ing brick building to cover the alley lot
west of the building just described, fronting
the ground, and ,ve hope is not intended to
be squatty one story, like the shells going
up next to it.
The brick walls are also nearly up on the
Cavalry lot west of the Court House, and that
building too, making one of the fines, in the
block, will be ready for occupancy in few
weeks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

Next Tuesday Is election day, and we must
have d full vote in this county but in order
TO vote n,eligently, every voter ought to go
to Halbert MegaHn's and have his under
s'anding clothed with pair of those excel,
lent boots which they are selling SO cheap
that all can be suited. They have a large
stock, and are bound to sell preparatory to
moving 10 their nes store. They are having
rush just now and the most obdurate
always leave them with a smiling countenance
and a cheap pair OF boots.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

New WAREHOUSE FIRM-We observe that
Mr.. JoHs ARMOUR who for so many years
has stood at the head of the grain dealers
AID wareho isemen of this city. retires from
business, and has leased his noble warehouse,
tat the side cut bridge on Madison street
to Messrs. THoRNE & HERaiCK. While the
farmers will miss the familiar and genial
face of their old friend Armour, we have 10
doubt they will find no difficulty in establish.
ing equally pleasant and advantageous rela-
,ions with his successors, whom they will
find capital men to do business with.
DR.. Walker, Of Chicago, is at the Geiger
House to-day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

TOILET ARrICLEs-There is no branch in
whicl. tho drug business has made such
advances of late as in the co.npounding Of
cosmetics, .saponi6ers, scents and essences
for the toilet. These articles not only impart
pleasure, add to beauty, and promote health
and cleanliness. but are great alevlators Of
pain and suffering. We will only add, that
Dr. DIMMICK & BRe. have just received
very fine new stock of these articles-per>
umes, handkerchief extracts, cosmetics,
fancy soaps, &c, &c, having really the
6pest assortment in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

WEED SEWING MAcHISE.-Mr. Il. G On,
1tntt, the agent for the celebrated Weed
Sewing Machine, has samples of ali sizes,
styles and prices on exhibition at Dent &
Towers crockery store, next 20 the L. ).
Exp-sss Office. 1t is beyond ques; ion good
machine. and has points of superiority over
all others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

r, 7EIE HzEs4E.-Among the ner stores
:, town there is hone hat shows better tokens
osb.r.rg .'iready wen I large and steady
. at of Messrs Burke L Heenan
T,ev cornm, ucel. led by ceiling cnly FIRST
class goods at tn, lo,Teai prices and being
unusually polite. att. ntn'* and oblignF the
public has fallen in love Wit men, ana We
should saw heir fortune j. sec IRE. Their
store is in Il .shneI i Leland b..ock, "eSl %
Court House,
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As the p,o,ocupancy of our space to day
hv the cnv .ax liz, and other nj q tier renders
it impossible 10 inert the speech recently
made before the Dayton Debating Club, and
of which we have been furnished a copy /;
and as the obi CT OF its publication will be
lost next week, the writer may as we'll call
for tire manuscript, if he vans II, as il can
be Of no use TO u.s.
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Go EAaLY.-There is 10 establishment in
the ci'r 50 constantly crowded with customers
a. The large grocery store of NJ. P. FINN. i
you want 10 make your purchase quietly and
deliberately. Won must 70 early. The reason
fcr such 4 constant jam iheIe j., Of course.
tn, Hinn, BY selling a good article cheap, is
rapidly ncnoPoiising the heavy grocery bus
mess Of tla citv-
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SELLING OFF Whether they are elbow
ing OF not, about selling out and quitting
business, there is no doubt Mitchell & Dud>
geon are giving their customers such bar
gains as to Indicate they are in earnest
Their stock of boots and shoes is one of the
choicest in the city, and buyers seldom have
the chance 10 get gods liz e Them at selling
off, prices
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

IF YoU WAIT to get the BESI fine boots in
Ottawa 60 70 I.aaby, Reirdan q Ghndon's
Premium Boot d Shoe Store. Do not be
deceived BY those man that hang out false
signs We are the premium boot makers, as
We cen prove, and challenge any~frm, for
apv amount, to prove the contrary.
LEAHY, REIEDAx + GLIypoE.
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CHILD Bro Since the public have be.
come satisfied, well by their prices as otis
er circumstances, that there is no sham about
Child L Bro selling off to quit busiress, tie
rush to their large establishment has been
immense, aud people have bought DO DTS and
shoes at such prices as hare not been seen in
Ottawa for years. Their stock is ing ra
pdly thinn.d out, but there are hundreds OF
splendid bargains yet TO be had if you hurry
I'M.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

New WAREHOUSE FlRM.-Messfs. Long =
Co. first class business men, with abundant
means. have jus. leased the warehouse OF ".
c. Richardson, on The side cnt nea- the eros
sing of Main street. They will buy, ship or
store grain on as favorable terms rs any other
firm, and te'iere farmers will fnd it profta.
BILE TO give them call
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

Thursday was mild hight day, and the
city was full of farmers as well US strangers
in attendance upon the races. Every body
said, what fine sunny day" az should
rather call it a Mooney day. we heard one
old fellow reply, ''for the whole country
seems TO have rushed into Moneys after
clothing" FyEE
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70 CON>V1UI.T1VE,1

The advertiser having been restorei TO health in few
weeks by simple remedy, after having suffered for
several with lung aectisn and that dread
disease Consunptions anxious TO make known To has
fellow sufferers the metns of cure.
IL all who iesre IT. lie will send of the perscrp
ii used ree of charge) with the directions prep
ing ami using The same which they will ini Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs. Colds and
all Throat and LING atections The only object Of the
advertiser IN senng the Prescription to benefit this AZ
ncted and spread which he conceves 10 be-
valuable and h hopes every sufferer will try his smcdy.
as IT Will cost them nothing AMI may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, free. by return mail,
will please address. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
dec 80, '65-iy----- Williamsbursh Kings Co.. \. Y.
The above medicine is for sale by Y. Griggs ottawa
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@ d. WHITMAN. Esq. our new L. S. AS
SCISSOR for this (6,I) district, has appointed
c. II. Hook, ate clerk ia the Circuit Clerk $
Charley is one of the best fe.lo- Tvs alive. and
will make competent and popular officer.
1t is but justice to Mr. Grow TO say that,
aside fror his intense radicaism, lie was
good and faithful man in his place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

BACK AokIS-Te notice With pleasure
that our ana;en. military friend Capt. Joseph
E. Skinner is back again in the Exchange
Mill. &c goes back witt, the papers in such
shape that be can put the mil IN thorough
order and run i, as,it OF ~, to he ru,,- Cart.
). Is not only one Of the best of men, bat the
oldess n i!Ier in the county, and can make
good Hour out of almost an y kind sf wheat
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J,dge HoLLIsTER requests US to state, to
;u-ors witnesses, 60 summoned TO atterd
.,s form n the Circuit Court which common
ees in Ottawa next Monday, that their press
!ence will not be .'equired until wed esaay'
the day after the cle.uon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

HUMBUG is the order OF The day! We do
not propose to hunbug The public, but will
sell Boots and Shoes for the next go DAYS as
cheap as. if no; cheaper han those who are
making big blow about selling out.
Give US a call and Judge for yourself as to
the truth of this statement
LEAHY, REIRDAN & GLIHDOH,
No. l6 Madison ST., near the p. o.
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T,>c Races

The weather 70, the races at | n''H C9nr>e
Ottawa, on THURSDAY. wa an mat cou'd nav
been wished, and some 800 people u q:
sexrs turned on. to see the q Is. race oe'"eri
| Flying Du;chman ard Kitty D.. ng. s' Ut
race Was closely contested and exc;lius ""'
occupied several hours We have no room,
however, for incident. and gre the general
result:
Flying Dutchman won the pole
Ist heat-gained by Kitty Douglas in 2:45!
ID - = Flying Dutchman 2:4fi
Sd - kuy Douglas 24l
9Th 8 2:47i
FLYING Dutchman lost heat or two by
breaking, and indeed can hardly be called a
square. honest tro;ier.
Yesterday was TO be III. big race between
Cooley, Fanny Lee, Mama Charta, &c. The
only two that appeared, however, were Cooley
and Fanny Lee. There were to be five
heats. Cooley won easily in , heats ma
king the following time: lst heat, 49, %
aat, 230l Sd heat, 2.26 Cooley is by ali
ODDS the finest racer ever shown on our
track.
To-day comes off the big race for $1,000
between Copper Bottom and the Lisbon 20
ny, Ross.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

Walk around 'oSn--examiue every stock.
price the goddard if you are il, search OF
IN Dverepa; yon will b y it st Thorne &
Armstrong;. They are selling best beavers
at S25@$30-coats that we're sccouptsd low
. year ago ct $Sb@$45.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-11-03

FEST DISTRICT The Conservative. of the
Fir5. Cook district have nominated Gen. NJ
r. NJ. Wallace for congress agains, Norm An
3. judd
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Notice 10 Wounded Soldiers.

DT at of Cs-grcss approv.-j iune -t and which
- i- frrc- pensions are granted to persons
wnuI.irf in rho gi,e of thyiT uHtry follows:
81 month - those WHO have lost tho of both
'sth hand. been .~:Iln"ntly and totally dsa
blei in tn rherwise permanently and totally
disable r-n Ter them helpless. nearly {"
require personal all and attention SO month
who have lost both feet, hand and
foot been peTnGn rntiy disabled in the other
dis biei he incspdCitated for performing
Msnual Labor bur mich 10 require constant
sonal all and attention SIS month To those who have
lost hlnl been totally disied III the
disabled render he disability
20 perform manual labor equivalent to the loss of hand
and foot
another act of Congress, approved March 3D. 1880
the pension laws also ameled include IN the
list OF those 10 whom pensions granted under certain
circumstances the orphan brother brothers. as well as
sister sisters under l6 of and the father and
mother Of deceased officers and other persons named in
the former pension acts.
Applications for pensions. under the above acts,
made by the unders Sned Fees moderate, and payable
only in Of success WALKER & BROWER,
July 81, '6s.-tf Mstropolitan Block, Ottawa, ILL.,
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OF. Ava Academy Of Sciences will meet on
Tro. lay evening, Nov {, at tac g:Hee of Dr..
p,,J ! fu,r, attendance Ccaiz.!'
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>TRAxGE, IsUT TER T..

Every young lady and gentleman in Unt:~i States
oln hear something mnra their advantage hv
trrn mail free of Gh.r-) lay addressing the nnFrSgnef.
Those having fears Of Icing humhugg- will ubg by not
noticing this card. All others will pleas. address their
o'"'li@rt servant, THOS. Y. CHAPMAN,
dec 10 s., Dro...way g.,t Yor
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
y, &c. Hips, 12c.; Calf, Ia; beacon, Csc.
Chicago Market

November 3 1868.
The produce markets active and grain higher.
Flour firm at <l8ooQli.:5 for winter .xtras; sioasa
SIP for choice springs
Wheat firm, at s2.22922S4 for NJ. spring; q o.
GS2Gs COR NOS.
Corn active At 9s87o for No. /; siDssc nrNo.2
Oats active, at 4sG4Sc.
Barley sOGelc.
Butter-Choice dairy u si0c; hrkin 27G94s.
Egys-306t3&~.
Green Appie--s2 50Es,3 IS
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An EffrCtUaI Worm Medicine.
Browns VermitUge COtnil(>.

Or Worm LoZengers Much sickness undoubtedly.
with children ami adults attributed other uses
oceasioned by The "ycrmuge Confts" although
-fectnal in -toyin- do pnsble injury
the most delicate child TiG valuable mbinaiion hsA
been successfully used 10y Physicians and toun be safe
ana sure !" eretioatng worms SO hurtfr TO children
fidr' harl'g Worms require immediate attention,
neglect 81 the trouble prolonged sickness
Symptoms If Worms Children are often overlooked
Worms in the stomach and bowels Irritation which
can be removed only the use Of sure remedy The
combination IT ingredients used in making Browns "ycr-
fnge nihts Is such 10 the best possible effect
with safety.
CURTIS BROWN Proprietnrs New York Sold by
all Dealers in MediciD at 25 cents a box.
June = t6-ly
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ITO TIE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP g. son
PEyaicfkte end au,yscn. .,.,

70 TIE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP g. SON
irnysislsas end Surgeons. .qrmerIyofN Il. You
cHRo &c DHsrae
al.'h embraces tie be5: aai me-, ,-.r4-.;
lbs and other countries for lie cvre Ct i I,.ren
may Esat successfully ell nervou, and Ferr
/ Conitpatcn. all Skin Diseascs. f-jr r. -.
is carry stsgea, PnlniyEi-, Epleps-, Sit III. |
/ acASs. I'll Heert Diseases, Tl-i-.., or -
scninal weakness &. Sea nal 81:
which ara carrying e.orsand- = .!-'- .--,e-
r Z + a ~ i Ic1A- r
Lhcy coat suceesserlly, on rev method nj n
tae EYE and EAR. They have had more IL
s.c7, and letter success, * the treatment - Ia
DISEASES woNFT
Inaa sny other Physicians In Amori+ TI.a- Do
women VINO have been confined =. ,g Do fa
I They never fail to cure
Ri EC NATIsN
In eli Stages; no na;,ar Ct how III, --....,.
cure
A.iHMA. - u lever roturns Ia, ...,. sur
the 1istreasi Dg disease, HEMAg&kIytlS OlI
They cure all pi.ea sns ~ tiie TE,-.,s ,-.l
GANG EhS.--They have lia5 an cyt..-.r.. 49,
wonderful srNccss In 10 treatment .. -.'...,-I
they cure without oaiirg then .g. "a. .....s m
Lot those WHO have r'Iriors a. Ss-.....e-
lose no time In having II atteaae D.. -. /. i'-lt
rneDt may save them from tn horror. .t'r..-
ceiih of an otea cancer.
CATAkRH CUEED.-They II. tr..f.-- .....,,
new tT-'e,n Nsioh il , su-- 60. .l.. s....
TIER CONSULTATIONS fJr icsr-g ava --.r....' =
10 seven thousand year, which .j,c .i ... -, ...i
unsurpassed ~ any, and equell"d only 'ya l.,s.
Ee-Rcfretn;fr thr, l., -.-f r-..-,i .- ... .tt .
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TEMPLE OF HoSoR.-At the regular ne l.
ing on Wednesday evening. Oct. 81, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
six months:
W. T.-Dr Z. S. Hobert.
W. V. IA. K. Grow.
w. Heroine n. Schutt
w. A. r -Chas. Fl. Vorce.
w. +. R. Gus. K. Wood.
W. Treas-Wm m. Palmer.
w. U.-Chas Snow.
W.D. IA. S. Barrows.
W. c. VIM. Raymond.
W. Sen.-D. r. Gregg.
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Marriagc and CcItbncE

4 ESSAY OF WARMING AND INST1UCTfON
IA for Young mon. Also. Diseases end Abu9 which
permaturelv PROSTATE the Vital nowers, with src
% relief Sent free charge in sealee letters Envelopes
Address DR. j. ShILLIN HOUGlIT0N, Howard AssociI.
ton, Phalelphia Pa Fab "a
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DIR. TEBEETT.s
Physiological Hair Regeneration.

The erfsi popularity d this eIaration h unpr
cell ntea 1t = b'iEing the stlT le every
thin. 81 tn, hi / and lie only jcci.gEa hsir pr--
parst.su ir
II T-,-iti. .iy re, -0r, white .,-sy faded hall.
j. prevents air p 1ru '4ll.us -, an often
Reprc.ucrs rev g,1vvtN - laid hoi!.-
i free from an ,ii.,-ra, 1t!,r o,1'-.
y 4 .r~ -oi, tn INST .-i'4,c cr SAN.
Frs~- The had fr, II, h1rfnr and 7AnoFuf
Iia- 10 -gGal rs dressing
Hltll1ut II tilt j. c1ulp'at,
Every bottle as warranted EIsi pon.y >tubi-d if 10,
satisfactory.
smith D~yer G---r,i Agents. CLscA. III. sc.S by
Or. DlMI!cK . BROTHER. and all drugx.s's -
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rs,EIE CONF Ess1roNS AND ExRERI-
NC ~ y ISv'iiD.
Published for he cn' and ~! N p ~
rner Dy OF usahooi e. suppl, 1g at tn" .sr, him.
IT, ". n Of S-fCure. By who Ia =, - ~. -
pasr7ai! ,dire,,ti env~aFe .nso COP fire. u charge
be- hal Of the author. 49,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR EsI- Brooklyn. n e. Co. VI
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sale or Exchange.

Lands for sale or Exchange.
h.*a s-l of the best 9uality OF lands IN Iowa
IL an. 50 acrss Of Timber Land near Cairo Illinois TO eN
cham :T tfopty in THE civ or approved land. the
eouty. The ls,d Cairo is in ~rahIe location Tor
raising soil and climate adapted tor that
business Location gooa, being the Ihn1is CeArai
Rail Road.
Any Persons de-ising srak lands will find . for Ter
interest 20 call X. TIL
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