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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

CwEF.T POTATOES, per last steamer. by
- 3vf DUBOIS.
CASIL paid for WHEAT, OATS. PORK,
~ Bntter ana Eggs, by WHEELER, Mt
Shedd. 11V4
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-23

GENERAL FENANSTAAl AGENT.
MAKES \ SPECIALITY OF COLLECT
Nl ing, adjusting or securing debts, me-
gotiating loans, collecting rents, etc, etc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29
goy VANCE.

The Legislature is after "Zeb" with a
sharp stick. BE not too hasty. Give him
at least ga white man chance" Zeb' s
all right. in Congress or out-or in the Y
MON or out. N'er yet has base dishonor
blur d his name. and North Carolina has
no cause to fear injury by his not breaking
his neck in haste to resign. "Hear him.
before you strike.
And how will il be for high if "zeb"
holds on to keep Abbott, the pet-baggel
from stealing the seat? There are more
things in heaven and earth, Horatio, thar
were ever dreampt Of in your philosophy.
GEN. MAT RANSOM
is the man the people want the Legislature
to elect in place Of GOv.I Vance, should hi
resign, as he will do when satisfied that b
can't get his seat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

The hopes Of those good Democrats and
Republicans, s.says the Wilmington Star,
whose common sense convinces them that
the only chance 10 defeat the growing CEN
trail power is by consolidation Of every mo-
derate element, must not be cruelty dashed
to earth. Let us have that love for coun-
try and institutions that animated jackson
and Clay. Then will come the day Of our
deliyerance. There is only one issue.
Constitutional government or tyranny
Which Of Aese do we choose? This naked
question covers the whole ground. Grant
or anti-Grant-Centr or Republican
ism, which is another name for Democra-
cy. y
GrentNast be defeated, says the Star,
Centralism must be overthrown. Imperia.
lism must not get foothold here. Pru'
dent counsels dictate coalition Of the op.
position elements. Such coalition is botl
desirable and possible. Its easy. DOM
claim every thing, Democrats. Be mild il
your demands, Republicans. Come togeth'
er. Let the Liberal Republicans show
their strength If sufficient, let the Dem
ocrats coneede whatever may be necessar,
to put the new organization on a strong
footing, If it be found necessary to Civ
the control Of the new party to the Conser
yatiye Republicans, let it be done graceful
". They, feeling the Importance Of thu
responsibility, will bring out the stronges
man in their ranks, man acceptable /,
their Democratic allies. But, if consulta
tion makes it evident that the new organi
zation ought 10 be under the joint contro
of the elements giving life to it, then tn
candidates must be from both parties. Il
any event, let there be a combination, ant
let it be harmonious.
4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29
nRUNKENNEss A DISEASE.

Five years ago Ur. Joseph y. Ihaxtoh,
land we want it distinctly understood that
his address is Milton, N. .C.,)a physician
Of high standing, pronounced drunkenness
disease, quite as mubh SOFAS typhoid few
er. scarlatina. or any Of the ills flesh i
heir to, and he maintained that it could be
cured, like other diseases, by proper med
ical treatment. Many were not disposed
to credit this new discovery in medical
science, and DR.. Thaxton went to work on
some very '.hard cases in Milton, which
resulted in proving that be was right. lie
maintained that excessive indulgence in
stimulants produces an abnormal condition
Of the whole physical system; especially
Of the brain and nerves, and consequent
debility Of the viii which places recovery
beyond the anaided power Of the patient,
and that healthy condition can only be
regained through scientific treatment--the
patient yielding to the physicians diet and
regimen. We say DR.. Thaxton proved his
theory by practical illustration on some We
~ ''hard cases" in Milton--we should re-
mark, to an extent that proved great virtue
in bis treatment. as these ''hsrd cases"
seemed to be eiFcctually cured for year or
two, after which symptoms Of the disease
broke out again. We conversed with his
patients after they professed to be cured
and they declared positively that in week
or two after the Doctor commenced his
practice on them they lost all thirst or han
kering after John Bar.eycOrn.
The world may laugh at the idea Of DR..
T. treating drunkenness as disease, but
what will the world SAY when informed
that the American Association for the Cure
Of Inebriates, with DR.. Willard Parker at
its head. takes precisely the same. ground?
The New York World says that this Asso-
citation is formed Of no hair-brained theo-
rists. but Of sober, practical. scientific and
professional men. who maintain that intern
perance is a..diseass. and no more to be
cured by legislation than consumption. and
no more TO be.cOnjured away by moral lee
lures than liver complaint. The WorId
says the Association have already made
beginning, and profess to have met with
degree Of success.that proves them to be..On
the right track.
We suggest that DR.. ,ThaxtOn establish an
Infrmary for Drunkards at..the HillsbOro'
Barracks. He can get several patients
in this section.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29
PUBLIC PRINTING.

We zee and hear . great deal about the
Public Printer, at Raleigh. ,gouging' the
State b. measuring bis. work with tae let
Ter N instead Of the. quadrat en-. and we
simply desire tO..say that &c years practical
experience in the art preventative Of all
arts teaches US that il the Aid Printer
measured his letter m thus
Observation-Disclosures
lie. hasn't ruined the State for II is about
the same 10 length Of the quadrat EN-, and
Is after the fashion our .'boss'' twho got
his instruction from the venerable Thomas
Richie. Of the Richmond Enquirer in
structed u to measure ems. Thus IN the
above line ipeen l7t letterm's TIomT, and
measured BY the quad misis Ia LOOSE.
We have regarded the one way about same
as the other. But il the Public Printer
measured the letter m thus
mmmmminmtnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
he measured wrong. for here you soc are 20
and fraction in line.instcad Of III. il
Is not ssted how the Public Printer ar
ranged the lettor ~ 10 bic measure, but II
counted quad ems BY the letter NJ thus
arranged, he has taken too much toll"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

tVADy hard steel tool. says the Boston
Journal Of Chemistry. will cut glass with
facility when kept freely wet with camphor
dissolved in turpentine. The ragged edge
Of glass may also Be thus smoothed With q
fat Gle. This information Is worth a year !
Subscription 70 you reader. but here IL
something worth double the money:
A French chemist has invented o process
BY which any species Of wood Of a close
grain can be made TO initiate mahogony 20
perfectly in texture, density and polish that
the most ACCURATE judges are unable 10 dis
tinguish between the imitation and the ma
tive product. How to do Il. Plane the
surface smooth rub with diluted nitrous
acid; afterwards Il ounces dragons blood
dissolved IN pint Of spirits Of wine. and
one third Of that quantity Of carbonate Of
soda. are mixed together and filtered rub
or lay this on the wood with / sOft brufll /;
repest this process and In little while The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ The Philadel!ihia Preas claims
Republican majority Of thirty-seven in the
House Of Representatives, and says that the
Senate, when the vacancies now existing
shall be flled. will show a Republican ma
jority Of forty. This would give Repaid
lican majority on Joint ballot Of eighty.
Bad as all this IS. it is not so..bad.as it was,
for the Opposition have reduced the two
thirds majority in the House to thirty-sev-
en-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29
THE LEGISLATURE.

This body has been chiefly engaged in
presenting Bills and rejecting the silly and
disgusting petitions chalked out in Raleigh
BY the radical party and sent to all the
Counties for the ..trooly loil'' to adopt and
bore the Legislature with. Such petitions
ought to be kicked out Of that body and the
men that offer them expelled for contempt.
The whole motive is party capital, and to
delay necessary Legislation and swell the
expenses Of the Legislature so that the RAIDS
can harp on it. Kick EN- out
III tie Senate, On the 23rd. Mr.. Graham
Of. Orange presented theimemOrial Of a N.
Q. Bond holder, from Baltimore, agreeing
70 take 60 cents for bonds before the war
and 40 cents for those purchased in &C. '68
That begins to look little fair. But we
are Strudwick man in regard to bonds
conceived in corruption and brought forth in
iniquity. "The best Government the
world ever saw took US by the ears some
time ago and swore it would slap our jaws
If We didn't repudiate the .'war debt"
and having got our foot in Reputation we
favor playing the game out against al dis
honest debts. The honed bonds we would
sell our coat to pay the last cent.
Mr.. Gilmer, resolution calling for a
classified statement Of the public debt.
which elected considerable financial .Wad-
die.
Mr.. Merrimon. resolution looking TO
reduction Of the Governors salary. he hay-
ing in bis message said ''the Constitution Is
not to be blamed for high salaries and fees. "
That's the right place to beginl
A message received from the Governor
saying he had no information regarding the
lease Of the N. G. Rail Road.
Mr.. Graham, Of Orange characterized
the message as extraordinary. and booted at
the idea Of the lease having been made
without the Governors knowledge.
In ne House. 23rd inst. MADISON, (col. ]
presented the proceedings Of radical meet
ing in New Hanover. asking The expulsion
Of Ice N. McAfee, y. Strudwick and II.
G. Jones.
Mr.. Ashc objected to the readis
MADISON insisted on the reading.
Cawthorn Ccol. J said that what he had
heard many Of the statements in the resolu-
tons untrue. Mr.. Ashc withdrew his mo.
ton.
Mr.. Strudwick said, on taking the floor.
that he felt great delicacy in participant
ing in this debate, and he only did so now
TO ask that the petition % be read. AS
70 The charges made 10 regard to himself be
proposed to characterize them properly az
ter a full and searching investigation into
them. He wished and 10 fact demanded
thorough examination. and let the people
Of North Carolina sec their truth or falsity.
He did not wish to display any temper IN
this matter, but calmly await the proper
moment to speak in terms justified by The
charges. lie would beg bis Democratic
friends to withdraw all objection TO the
reading Of the document.
Mr. Justice said The paper should be
read.
Mr.. Jones, Of Caldwell, renewed the mo-
ton 70 reject.
Pending FINAL action the special order was
announced 70 DO Mr.. wsIch's resolution IN
regard 70 election 81 U. y. Senator. lfr.
Welch moved 70 postpone until 18th De.
cember.
On motion the special order was post
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29
MEAD q BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE
COD LIVER OIL,

The BEST, i'ure@ and most acceptable 70 ne
SfOmdchs
rIrHEs Con LffKn OIL we fnsporf direct. and
il claim that Il IL superior 10 any other sold N
this Market, because V y selected BY our own
Agent AZ the Fisheries, and made only
FROM HEALTHY AND FRESH LTyEHs.
II has never been Uttered or expressed, and thus
deprived ofifs most valuable therapeutic proper
ties, nor exposedto atm0gpheric changes, which
render 0fher Ofis rancid and unpalafdble Il has
never been mixed or aduliernted with inferior
and cheaper OILS 10 reduce the cost NJ sacritien
Of ~ quality nor handled BY any other parties
than the fishermen and ourselves
We have the testimony Of Physicians who pre.
scribe II, and " patients who have taken II. That
u IL more acceptable 10 the stomach and moro
edsfly deslHiiiafed Than any other on.
We guarantee Il 10 be entirely pure and fresh.
free from roncfdiv, and fully posssssfng an OF
the wonderful remedial properties claimed for the
BEST COD LIVER OIL.
MEADE a BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacist.
eieban e., Richmond, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ The Raleigh Era learns that Prof.
F. P. Brewer Of the University has been
appointed U. s. Consul at Piracus in
Greece and will leave for his position in a
few days.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

IL The Greensboro Patriot says that
Ansslm Reid of that county has several
velvet cork-trees growing finely on bis plan
tation. The cork-tree is common thing
in Eastern Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

New York, November 23.--The Her.
aid .has personal information from Ben
Butler Henry Wilson and Thurlow Weed.
They know nothing Of the formation Of an
anti-Gran. party. Wilson also disbelieves
that Sumner Is engaged IN any such move
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

rgThe Raleigh Carolinian Of the 26th
announces the arrival Of 200 ku klux pris-
oners in that city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ The Goldsboro Messenger says the
Rev. DR.. Deems has finished bis work en-
titled JESUS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29


Hit IS now found that ku Hiking he
negro murderers of The Parker family IN
the radical State Of Indiana. and,by.radical
ku klux, was bad move. The grand ju-
ry.had been in session four days-heard al
the testimony against the negroes and was
unabis 70 find true bill against them -
Some thought them guilty and some,didn't.
Il vas thought BY al however that clex
70 the real murierers had been secured IN
these negroes, and that the murderers Of
tbe Parkes werc part and parcel Of the
crowd that hanged the negroes. A terrible
feud had existedbotwscn Parker aud some
Fl ~ white neighbors. and dire threats had
been made. il is thought If the negroes
had q hand in the murder they werc only
the instruments. Where's Grants troops :
Why does be not get after Northern ku
klux, who are staying whole familios2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ Gen. Walker has assumed control
Of Indian affairs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

wood appears like mahogany, with an arti-
fetal mirror brilliancy; if the brilliancy be
defective, rub with a little cold-drawn lin
seed oil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

wN. Y. Ti5ans says dispatches from
South Carolina confirm the Wow which w
have heretofore expressed concerning the &.
nancisl condition o. that State The Gro.
vernon charges the Treasurer with frau.
dulent issue Of bonds. or rather Of resell
ing bonds which had already been convert
ed into new bonds. The Treasurer and
State Financial Agentdsny this. and charge
that all previous financial statements have
been 'doctored'-to use common phrase
in order to deceive the public. The up
shot Of the whole matter is that the State
Treasury is empty. South Carolina credit
is below par. and It Is evident that some
body has been stealing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

EyThc Raleigh Daily Caroliaida says
Pork is selling in that market at So per
hundred and sweet potatoes ut 4G cents Q
bushel. What's the price Of beard?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ There have been heavy snow storms
in the Northwest interrupting travel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29
GRAND OPENING or PAIL GOODS
AT ThE
Great Cfvfhfnr Emporiun, No. HOO Main
ftgreef.. HIef.sa o.sf Va ..f.e~.

NFUNt NEUIHfnN k.HpoffHFns NO 100 Main
Street.. Richmond, Wa. where
Y. Is. SPENCE & CO., MEncHarr TALons.
are now Opening their stock q Fall Goods, and
invite their old customers and the public Rrucr-
nily 10 call and examine them. They have very
fine assortment Of English and French Cloths,
Ca.simeres and Nestlng, aud are prepared 20
make them up 70 order IN the best style and II the
lowest pricc-. They also have a nice line ~ Rea-
dy hadeG 1lothing, well cut and made, which they
viii sell n low a. the lowest. Their sock II
Genilemen's Furnishing Goods Is unusually large
and attractive, embracing ~ the htesf novelties
Neck Tis and Scarfs 0fthe sweetest styles. I'm.
derwear and Hosiery Of ali kinds. All OF which
viii be sold At prices within The reach 81 all. We
advise ono and al 20 call al No. 400 Main street.
Richmond, and sec for themselves that r.. ii.
SPENCE a son arc selling Clothing aud Fur.
nlshing Goods very low nj No. 1900, Main street,
Richmond, va. sept. Gard, 1871
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ Minister Settle is expected home the
18th Dec. Solearns the Caroliaiaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

s6- There is in this State 500 Masonic
Lodges. and about II, 100 members.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

70 Cholera IN New York nearly all
cases prove fatal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

s@-J. r. GArTIs, wants o thousand
dried sheep skins.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29
Thank You My Friends !

n THANK my friends and the public generally
u for the almost unexpected heavy trade bcstow.
ed on me CHS Fall. Ny customers have been ma
ny and By their IiberaIbuyIng, have proved clear
EWDEPARTURE PLAN
gives ExrIHs satisfaction. We are and have been
Working Night and Day
andare now prepared 10 walt on ALL customer
with more dispatch.
The Stock . still unbroken, excep, IL some few
Groceries, which are now being received. Ny
SIIA W LIS
are beautiful aud cheap; All the ladies' say and ms
Millinery Goods, Dress Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Mems 4 Boys flats & Clothing
have been seen by too many persons not 70 meet
a ready Sale.
buy nom 500 TO 1000 Parridges a ws~k and
want more, ~ Il pays best 10 ship IN larger lots,
We ARE working bard and intend 70 make more
people trade NJ Cedar Grove, w proving 10 them
that 'fls 10 their interest ~ do 20.
Agent-For the deseryedly popular and Cheap
Sewing Machine, the "Ifome slluitle.p
TIC. ELLIS,
NofseioIis Cedar Grove.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ Adelina Pstti is to come to America
next year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

Rs- There is an average often cases o.
small pox per day in n. \. city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-11-29

~ Old Dan Rice's Circus is going to
Norfolk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-29

hAS,IEK'S SALE;.-Noucs . hereby sh.o,
W Itst by virtue Of decree made and record
" we circuit Court OF La Sale county state Of nois,
!he eouary ser OF ssic court D. ISL in certain
wherein william Pearce admins OF estate OF
ke~e ueceAed Was complainant, and Isaac NJ. Cery
9.ner, rere derrndans shall Tus day the thireh DAY
of said LAY offer Tor Tie south door of Me County
Court ou.- IL oawa In :ad county At public auction and
erty being ordered by said decree 10 be sold
" -'
The south half of the southwest quarter OF section two
containing esty acres less; also number zen
ue lot number eleven d, in section sixteen 6J coLtsn.
ing 1--WE less all beiny au Ate
IN township thirty three ~. tn OF range I'VE 81 east OF ,n
State Of Illinois, - " "' INV
lERA- OF sA-E-Cssh. GEORGE LELAND
c,,r. c... y, - - . Master in Chsncery.
STATE OF ILLINOIS. La S,LLK COUNTY, ss.-lo.uty
~ ,"nt ~ ~ M,f tHny. September Tern, A. 1871.
August Adams, John Q, Adams H. Raymond adams on.
unde. afn name and style Of A. Adams sons a. Warren
AiasiGn.-fttt"wn ~, hrcha.!c,. Lien.
ANdaI or NOnrrs'dcnCc Of War Aldrich
said County Court Of Ia Sale county no ice hereby given
10 me said warren Adrch TIA. the complanants filed the
petition Tor mechanics lien In said court on the comm IN law
SIDE thereof on the II day OF July 1870 and summon,
duly issued AID returned and order court obtained
10 !.Ne tls pNocaon an. that an alias issued
ou IL std court 81: INST said nonresident defendant return.
required. O' '
Now unless YOU the said Warren Aldrch shall pcrsonsy
No anu appear before "a" said County Court La Sail.
" on the hTst day Of The thereof holden in
ottawa, In said comfy, The Monday In September
r. S' ana plead answer or dcuUr 10 the sad plaintiffs pet
stated VIII Dt l,-"N confessed and
you according 10 the prayer Of said petition.
n,o.m,, II. l., MEAD. ,lerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-29
Board OF Education.

M OTTAWA. ILL.,. April ~. ISL
nnc ooard met IN pursuance of Adjournment
freSens,PreSident Hard. and Directors Court.
hen' H't hutZ, Marklc, Murphy and Smith
m'"u'tS OF the last meeting read and approved
me 'hahee co'nm'tte reported $ii2. Sc deposited
py lhe Guy clerk with the treasurer of the board
OF education from tax sales, and that there seems
to to be considerable sum of money in the hand. Of
re Guy collector. not yet paid over, out of the
$4,000 the board expected to have received ,rn,n
the city. W. ''V''
Ihe COMMITTEES on teachers reported that they
nad examined the matter of the susppn aim n,r
B"rt"h MoEe, and found that he had not brsn
P'"per'y suspended, according TO sec. 90 of tho
r"'eS' ana mat they had not agreed on course IF
c"lrcd. P''' re-
Mr. Markle moved that the boy. Burton Morse
o. reinstated 10 the 81 ward school. on making a
proper apology to the principal. Adopted.
o're'tor HIT from HE special CT nmit,Se on tho
s"'psnsion Of Michael l.own,an. reported that the
o"v hsd not pad his tu't'"n money for this term.
port received.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-29
@arrtR1.

In Msrsee- at the residence Of the brides rar,n,. ,r-
DAY evening. April 9th by the Rev D. Prehsrd father OF the
niidesoom, Nj ". PhhaARp OF South Ottawa and Ma
HATTIE n JOHNSON OF Na.sees.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-29
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

|. ]
it, cures, many Of which
~ marvellous. Invetersis
corruption; have been Psriasd
4. and cured BY it; scrofulous al
tAW@NX were aggravated BY the ssrefu.
were painfully sthcsins, have
q , ;reat Numbers in almost every
= -. I|t3[z&.--- section OF the country, that the
r., : - public scarcely nsst TO be in
screulous poison OF the mos, enemies
race oi'en this unseen and unfe OF the organ
n pndermnss se and inyite the attack
presence Agas seems TO breed Infection hroughout :e
Of its hdeous forms. either on the surscs Or
among the vi,a In the latter tuarces may be suddenly
p aes a he .n
bo s s Of s oody a.sT the SssaSoa
ye syMptons Of disease appear Persons ao I'D with the
f ss S:%a hs is3s5' ssa H
THoSYs FIRE RosE or EsYsiPELAs TErrEa, SALT RHRun
eruption. visible ofaa Of scaosul"u. d.ese an. A Sssf
:s r y oF ns, D.
'IsSSn' OF NJ 1,casr a s1f SsIyoas systems.
by any medicine. But long sossnIsa use Of
wHIK. uTsslSE ana FsnAL. DsssAsss: are
sa !.es ss
% Wo our H-na a6s s" is E, and
Goar HIs ToErIyrT GossE.rloS or sI.ssArios ION Of
the aks ana po.os h ne oso M ny o:n
great re:orer the strength and vror Of the system
Lrss and troubled with NERVOUS or FsAss
or any Of the Election. .ymp.omatc OF wnAkxs. viii md
power upon trial.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. 9. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHunls1s
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
April es-smos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-29

The most reliable painters in the c,ty are Har.
din, Frost d Clark, and their work AM the kind
they get to DO proves it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-29

Always go to Hardin, Eros. Il Clark for Jobs
OF painting, great or small They employ large
force of good, skilltul workrnen, and will give
you satisfaction every time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-04-29

In fact for any and everything in men and
boys wear, go to the Clothing B.zaar, 1919 Main