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A NOVEL DONATION.-Rev. E. N. Lewis, late
pastor of the Plymouth Church in this city, was
the recipient of a most unique donation, We'd
nssday evening last 1t will be remembered the
reverend gentlemen, who has so many friends in
this city, recently resigned his charge, with the
intention of going to farming, near Lisbon, Ken
dali Co., and is about going thither to engage in
that primitive and still most honorable eccupa-
tion-tilling the soil,-dropping the robes of the
clergyman and donning the "wammus' and
"stogas" of the farmer So it occurred to his
friends to give him suitable outfit, in the way
of donation. Accordingly large number of
his old flock and personal friends, providing
themselves with appropriate presents, silently
assembled at his door on the above evening, and
rang the bell. No sooner had the reverend vic.
tim of the surprise opened his door than in
rushed the crowd. Two men carried harrow,
two others rlow, hoes, rakes cultivators, a fine
set of harness, complete outfit for the dairy,
such as milk pans of all sizes, strainers, dippers
tin cups, and complete suit of farmers cloth
Ing, inclading broad-brimmsd hat. Such a
sight did that parlor present, turned into farm
er's store-house, and the farmer himself arrayed
IN his proper dress-for the laughing crowd were
not content until they saw him in his new suit
can be better imagined than described. Mr..
Blanchard made happy little speech, and the
reverend broad-brmmed farmer, somewhat con-
fused, explained how his heart was 'Elowed' and
his feelings "harrowed," and that such 'cultiva-
tors could not fail to "str up" the soil Of friend
ship. He said he donned the harness" with
pleasure; and then, too grateful for further
speech, he babe his friends welcome and so very
happy evening was passed.
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How Much Does il Cost?

will only cost you dollar buy bottle EDWARD
wLpER's COMPOUND EXTRACT WILD CHERRY, which has
been known to fail in giving rapid and prompt relief in
all kinds of Coughs, colds and caars In Bronchitis Lar
yngtis Asthma and Phhsc gives immediate comfort rol
lowed oy rapid is also admirably adapted 70 the relief
the cough and difficulty OF breathing consumption In
Pneumonia, Winter Fever Peursy, and every conceivable
form of Pulmonary disease it Indispensable and should al
ways he kept in every household,
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woMEN's RIGHTS;


This lively little drama will be brought ont
for the first time in this city on the night of the
14th Of February, st. Vslentine's) by q small
club or young ladies and gentlemen. ....-.
An idea of the story may be gathered from
the following brief outline. Mr.. Tom Carberry
(Mr. Edward sharpleyl is a merchant just re-
turned from China after an absence of ten years,
during which time the Glorious Revolution"
has been accomplished He finds his former
gay, intimate friend Mr.. Wigfall (Mr. Charlee
Stout changed into subdued husband, mend.
ing stockings taking care of " strong.minded
baby" &C., while Mrs. Wigfall miss Louise
Eames) is occupied with her duties as Judge OF
the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Carberry is Immediately beset by lady
assessor Miss Bassnett) who insists on taxing
him for the privilege of being bachelor accord.
ing t. a law passed by the ladies Of the legi.la.
ture. She offers, however, to compromise with
him by marriage. Meanwhile lady, select
woman or supervisoress, Mr.. George Hull, in
Blomsrsl has also "nsrked him for her own
Mr.. Carberry has been smitten with Miss Wig
fall, Miss Julia Pratt,J and is making gradual
approaches to her in the old fashioned way, but
the assessoress and the supervisoress so hurry
matters that they each make proposals. Of mar.
riage to him in twsnty-fUur hours. As he tries
to put them off he is challenged by the super.
visoress and finds himself involved in duel
His despair is relieved by an opportune arrest
and he hastens to marry Miss Wlgfall
At Turner Hall, ON the night of the 14th oi
February. Tickets fifty cents. Performance at
~ o'clock. Proceeds Will be used for benevo
lent purposes. Tickets to be obtained at Osmau
& Hapenans and at the door.
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VERY TENDER BIRDs.-We saw q choice lot
of spriag Acknowledgements years old-yes-
terdsy Their spurs were SO long that they have
not been able to walk for years, their spurs Gin
terfering" 90 badly. Tough! Yes, We should
cay, tougher than India rubber, aud favored
much the same. They we're sold by an old
farmer to young merchant who thinks he got
them "darned cheap, you know" even though
they cost 3 cents per h., "innards" in!
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DOOA1s
Only HERsELF: A novel, By Annie Thomas,
(Mra Psader Cudlipl Harper Bros, N. Y. !;
Western News Co.. Chicago.
A very good novel;. enforcing an excellent
moral lesson. The hsorine, who is richly en-.
dowed By nature with beauty, intelligence, and
all else that should make life pleasant is yet de-
formed in character by . supreme sel6shnsss,
and accordingly comes t. grief
CoNJUGAL SINS against the laws Of Life and
Health. By Augustus R. Gardner. A NJ, NJ
d. J. 8. Redfeld s. Co., N. Y; Western
News Co., Chicago.
A book containing great deal Of important
truth, and admirably presented, but it is not a
book which, in our conception, ought to be dis.
played at every book stall like common novel.
It comes nearly under the ban Of Judge Pierce,
of Philadelphia, who, in . recent trial for circu.
lating obscene publications, said "The book may
be true and scientifically correct, and yet be OBJ.
scene. The offence consists in wantonly expos.
ing such books in open market, that should only
be placed in proper hands for useful purposes.
BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for March. Ell.
liott, Thomes & Talbot, Bostsn.s
Opening with finely illustrated article head.
ed ''The Lord Mayor of London" Then sue
ceed several other very readable illustrated
articles-Winter Sports; The Madeira Isles
Hudson's Bay. aud half dozen of stories, wind
ing up with the ever attractive and mirth pro-
vokiug page Of comic pictures. Upon the whole
. very good number.
THE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER, for Feb
ruary. Western s. Co., 81 Park Row, n. Y.
If our own mechanics are not acquainted with
the character of this publication, it is time they
procured q copy for examination.
| All the above books and publications for sale
| BY Osman & Hapemah. .................a.. ....
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How Much Does it Cost?
ways he kept in every household,

1t will only cost you dollar to buy bottle OF EDWARD
wDERs CHILL Tonic which is purely vegetable and viii
not only you of your family Of chs and Fevo,
Fever and Ague and every frm type and variety aal
Paludal Fever Affections but will entirely drive them
from the system, which chill medicine now made VIII
do. Don't buy any Of the old and vaueess nos
tums but only EDWARD WILDERs CHILL Tonic as eurs
ls guaranteed in all cases.
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Agents..

ALEX VAUGHrY, Esq, IL authorized agent at Seneca,
Ill., to pay for old Subscriptions to the Free
Trader and contrast for job printing &c All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention.
JI MONTGOMERY Esq, authorized Agcntat Leland.
In this county TO receipt for subscriptions the Free Ira
der, advertising. &c.
N. C. DoSAGHHs. Esq. and G. W. CuMMSs astho-
rxed agents receipt for subscriptions the FREE IRA
DIR for &c. at the town OF StreAtor in
this county.
j. W. BRowNR. ESQ., authorized agent at Earlve.
In this county to receipt for subscriptions and ADVERTISE
m mt In the Free Trader.
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CouRT.-The Circuit Court Is in session, hav-
ing convened on Monday. Chancery business
has engaged the attention o. his Homer Judge
Leland, all week. The grand jury have been
busy with criminal matters. Criminal trials
will begin Monday next
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For lunch 20 TO Lon. Piergue's.

GOINa TO LEAvE.--We Regret that Messrs
Bard l. Scwell, of the New Dollar Store, have
resolved to close business here. They are going
90. During their stay here they have main.
tanned good name for fair and honest dealing
and prompt business transactions with every
one We hopa they may bo rewarded with sue.
cess in their now enterprise. r.sa,rH re[r
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FAIR AND OYSTER SUPPER i!

The ladies of the Episcopal Church, after
months Of hard work preparation, have compile
ted their arrangements for holding a GRAND
FAIR AND FANCY BAZAAR for the sale of useful
and fancy articles, at Willis Hail. in Kneussls
block, on Thursday erening Frbruary17, 1870.
Besides An innumerable quantity of useful,
ornamental and fancy articles that will be offer
Cd for sale, . gentlemans DRESSING Gown,
splendidly made Of the richest material, will be
voted for, to be presented to the lucky gentle
man who gets the largest number of votes. There
will also be an OYSTER SUPER provided, and
other refreshments; and between the hours of
12 and 3 o'clock T. NJ, on the 18th, a DINNER
will be served in the same hall.
A cordial invitation is extended to every body
to attend and participate in the eujoyments of
the occasion As we'll IS to "buy themselves rich. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-02-12
How Much Does il Cost?

will only cost you twenty-five cents to buy box OF Ed
bnaion of Medicine for stpaon Sluggish Bowels In
these conditions OF the amcn,ry canal they perfectly in
b!e. AS purgative in all Fever and nfammaory diseas
Acute Rheumatism Inflammation of the Liver, Brn KID
nys and Bladder Fever and Ague Sore Eyes, Dunss Of tie
Head Vertigo Dizziness etc. they be exceed, and 40
family should ever BE- without them.
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The married ladies are getting down on But.
ton, Of the new dining hall on Main street. west
of the First National Bank. He gets up such
splendid meals for 35 cents, that about half the
husbands doing business up town not only don't
60 to dinner themselves, preferring to stop at
Buttons, but forget to send home something for
their suffering spcuses But why blame Button
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A Coon SELEcrIoN.-The Agricultural So
ciety have "the right men in the right place in
their new officers. Frank Bruner will make a
good president, and no more energetic secretary
than w. E. Bowman could have been found.
Under this management, with the aid Of a work.
ing executive committee, such as they have, the
next fair must be u success
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FmEMEN's BALL.--The Niagara Fire Co., of
this city, always popular among our citizens,
have made arrangements for a grand ball to be
had on Friday evening, Feb. 18th. Cross y
Kelly furnish the supper, and Denhards band
the music. Every gentleman and lady is well
come. The dancing will be at Turner Hall.
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ERON,P. N.
Temperance Orders.

@. g. T.. OTTAWA LoDsK No. ss5: Meets every Friday
evening In their hail. Cheevers New Block T. smith, w.
Y. ). Geo. ". Lamb ". c. T
I. OF H. LIvE OAK TEMPLE No. subordinate) Meets
cry Tuesday evening their hall In Cheeyes Block
c: c. Morse, Wet John Dickermsn W. Il.
Mnnehaha Social Temple Nos meets In the New Hall in
Cheevers Block every Thursday evening. Miss Ella Grow
EF II Geo II. Hunter, b. +. r. Mrs. Thos. Ready, 5. r.
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In BUsINEss.-Jerome H. Schutt, . young
gentleman very we'll known and much respected
here, has embarked in business at Chicago. His
line Of trade is the commission business, and his
location is 80 Archer Avenue, where he will be
fonnd at all times ready to attend to all business
in his line. ..... -
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Oysters in every style at Pierguc's.

SvRANGE.--It beats all how Child ~ Bros. can
afford to sell these nice boots Shoes &C., for men,
women and children at such very low figures as
they do, but they still continue to do business
do it lust the same. .
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A 2UsH-In consequence of the determina-
tion of Reddick Il Gillen, to close out their en-
tire stock of splendid goods, comprising every
thing one could expect to find in any large es.
tablishment such as theirs, they find themselves
daily crowded with customers who get bargains
such as never before were had in Ottawa.
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How Much Does it Cost?

1t will only cost you twenty-five cents buy bottle a.
EDWARD wupER's MOTHERS WORM SYH:" Itch will Ger.
tany relieve your children Worms which indicated by
pains in the stomach swelling Of the abdomen, picking OF tho
and bad BREATH variable appetite, 1t apure
Syrup and children will readily eat spread bread andi
entirely harmless in its nature and has known
fail in giving prompt relief to the little sufferers.
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If you are in need of farming implements, we
cheerfully recommend you to call on ]. E. Por.
ter, for he is the farmers friend. He builds
everything, from wagon to hayfork. No dull
times or idle men at the Eagle Works Call and
see for yourselves. '.t
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CALICO BALL.-That "Kaliker Balr at Willis,
Thursday evening, was decided success, as is
everything Willis undertakes Every one who
participated in its festivities speaks highly in
praise of all its details When the next one is
had may we be there to see.
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"HOw THE BLIND SEE."--This is to be the
subject of . lecture at the First Congregational
Church in this city on Thursday evening of next
week, February 18th, by Professor II. +. Fuller,
blind man. graduate of Hillsdale College.
Mioh Mr.. F. is commended to the confidence of
the public by such men as Prof Dunn, of Hills
dale College, and President Fairfield, of the same
institution. Hc is said to be except Ibnally able
and interesting as a lecturer There will be no
admission fee. but at the close of the lecture "A
collection will be taken up.
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A BAD MURDER.--We call the attention of
the grand jury, now in session, to the utterly
prehensible and Objectionable conduct of a hith.
erto considered most exemplary clergyman. The
facts against him are most horrible, if the Otta-
wa Republican be considered good authority
According to that paper, this clerical gentleman
has committed no less crime than that Of mur-
dcring fair young bride and her youthful hus-
band. The RtpaJS,ca@ says as follows
Feb. 7th, at the Exchange House, Ottawa, by
Rev. ID. j. Holmes, Mr.. Frederick j. Hines and
Miss Ettie Labu, both of Earlvlle
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BOARDING CHEAP--Wi Witnesses and Jurors, and
Others in attendance upon the courts of this
county, will find good meals and comfortable
beds, for the low price of one dollar per day, at
the Park House. This hotel is situate on La
Sale street, three minutes walk from tho Court
House, and is we'll kept and niue host, II. Day,
ESQ., is clever and attentive landlord.
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1. q. q. r.

OTTAWA -oDeg No 81: Meets every Thursday evening.
Leasing Lodge No. 80 German Lodge meets every We'd
block.
Daughters OF Rebecca Meet on the ars Tuesday eve.
ning OF each month.
OTTAWA EycANpsKSr No. 3; Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
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Schutt u McGinnis, the millers who allow no
one to beat them on flour, are selling choice Min.
nesots -four, the best in the market, at only
$3.50 per hundred pounds.
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The best Stubble Plow in use IL the Grand
Detour, sold by j. f. Porter, Of the Eagle Works.
He sold nearly II car load last year, and not ono
returned. " .
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e.. A. R.

HlAp QUARTERS DoTY Posr No. g. A. T.. Dept OF Ills.
General Orders No l0-1he Encampment will hereafter
senoe Monday evening each week. instead OF Wednes
day evening. Is heretofore. BY order OF Commander.
j. r. PALMER, Adjutant
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WANTED-A glove for the wooden hand of
that sign north Of tho Court House, which points
TO Cross 4 Kelly's Restaurant Meals 35c, &c.
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Several communications intended for thi,
weeks issue crowded out. t..
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SOMETHING NEw.-The Caster Wheel Corn
Planter, built by J. E. Porter, of the Eagle
Works. Quite an improvement on the old STYLE
Please call and sec it.
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GETTING WEr.-Thc Baptist Church is rapid.
ly converting the heathen" Ten converts have
joined recently, and, though the weather is cold,
they take t. water like Iuok-. DR., Clcghorn,
the pastor, is evidently doing good work.
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1t may be none Of our business. but we should
like TO ask Webster, of the La Sale Press, this
question ." How are the roads ont in the
country,
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Ottawa Academy Natural Sciences

Meets arst Thurdsy In each month, in Dr. j. Psus build
ing. Donations OF birds insects and petacons solicited
J. Psa. President. W. W Cslkins. Secretary.
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The Vivian Scarf, something new, just received
at the Clothing Bazaar.
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Premium -four at the we'll known mills O.
Schutt & LcGinnis
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Ten lines Of Agate make square.
Advertisements not under must b. plainly mark
ed the length OF time desired they and
charged for until ordered out.
Business and professional cards exceeding nve nes)
inserted At FIVE dollars per over FIVE lines one dollar
per line extra.
Transient advertising In all be paid strictly in
advance.
a Yearly advertisers dlscontnuing their advertise.
nents before theexpaton of contract will be
the full rates above Extra charge will be made for
dissolution and other connected with their
lar business
Local notices. fifteen cents per line
II In no case will these terms be departed from.
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Spring Style Hats and Caps iast received q,
the Clothing Bazaar.
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USuperior brandies and that splendid old ale
for medical purposes, at Cards
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At Schutt 3 McGinnis', 1900 bushels Of bran
at $18 per ton.
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LOCAL MATTERS
CITY DIRECTORY.


Commencing November 2lst, and until further notice,
trains pass here follows:
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Valentines

Valentines!
Valentines, comic and sentimental, at Osman
~ Hapeman's ir' I-.,t ....,.t,.E .'' .... ..,I
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Choice candies at Piergne's.
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

SODOA~>N ~ A]4 <AAe VAGSAN
Our facilities for dong all kinds Of job Work. the
ons styles Of the Art ars not surpassed in this section and
We respectfully solicit those wishing anything done in this
line TO give us call BY the ludIcious and liberal
printersnk many mans fortune has made and the
field is still open. Tryt.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO.
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Ottawa Post Office.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS
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SAvANNAH, March II

SAVANNAH, March 1G 1870. %
M.sSrs. Jacob LiIY,nam IL Bro., SaranMuh,
Ga.-GENTs: have before me your esteemed
letter of the 14th inst, containing various
documents relative to your German Bitters."
After careful examination l must confess
that yonr Bittcrs is really what you represent
it to be, an old German recipe of DR.. Mitch
crlich. of Berlin. Prussia. 1t will no doubtb,
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is Il good preventive Of
chills and fever. I find it to be d most de-
lightful and pleasant stomachic. l remain
yours truly, tSigncd) AUG. p. WETTER.
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EaIERY,S UNIVERSAL

Cotton Gins and Condensers.
TTNHESE GINS, SO we'll known throughout
Il the South, need no comment. In style Of
workmanship, and for efficiency Of work,
their turn out, with tho same amount of
power, is unequaled. II. TOZER, Agent,
August 2 Columbia. 8. G.
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NickersOn IT GUS e,
co L U N 3 / Il, s.

. o u Q 1u ID n y o
E@pSs1dA HAVING sold Nessrs. Agnew
SsSA2E4& Daily my OMNIBUS, to bo
run IN connection with tho ''NICKERSON
HOUSE," it is due the public to say that the
present arrangement OF passengers coming
down the Greenville road going to Charles
ton,- -"nor returning" Will give supper going
down or breakfast going up, with Omnibus
fare, included both ways, for ONE DOLLAR.
Also, passengers over Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Road going SOUTH, will be taken
free to diuner-house and back to cars in am
ple time-all for 81.
Nov limo WM \. WRIGHT.
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New Books.

New BOOKS.
THHE Memories of Fifty Years, containing
IL notices and anecdotes of distinguished
Americans and remarkable men, &c, by W.
H. Sparks. Price So. so.
Tent Life in Siberia and Adventures in
Kamschatka and Northern Asia, by Kennan,
with G map. $l.50.
Ginger Snaps by Fanny Fern. $780,
Old Songs and New, by the authoress of
Beechenbrook. 50.
Paris in December, 1851; or, Coup d'Etat of
Napoleon III, by Terr t, from the thirteenth
French edition. 81 so.
Lecke's Rationalism in Europe, two volumes
The Life OF General Nathaniel Green.
The Court and Times of Queen Elizabeth.
Also, a number Of new novels, by Trollopo
and other popular authors.
Also, new juvenile books from London, new
Chromos, Paintings, &c. For sale at
BRYAN IL McCARTERS bookstore.
Just received, Bagley's genuine Michi-
ryo n Fsna Tuk ~ Dor
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FEMALES

MALAEICUS DISEASES GENERALLY.
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KIRKLAND MILLS. GA, March %, 1870.
MeSSrS. JdcoJ Lippnu' G Bro, Druggists,
Sacann"h, Gn.-GENTLEMEH: l have intro
duccd your Great Gs rman Bittcrs here to my
customers and friends, and find better sale
for it than any have ever kept before. Those
who lave tried it approve of it very highly,
and do not hesitate i'll saying that it is far
superior i'll value to any other Btters now in
use. Yours, respectfully, W. KIRKLAND.
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Administrators 8 Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
IN Estate of DAVID Fl. ADAMS, deceased,
will present them, properly attcsted, to the
undersigned; and those indebted to the said
estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to JOHN =. ADAMS, Admir-.
:HoeaKINs'T T. O.. October 81. 1870. Nov 5 t13