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Early Lambs,

We do not mention the subject of caring for
early lambs because farmers are not aware of
their duties, but as a reminder. 1t is well
known that for market an early is worth more
than late one, and it follows that extra care
should be taken of the first. 1t is not econo.
my to attempt to watch the flock in the field,
and assist the lambs as they appear, but pro.
vision should be made for their protection be-
fore the period. Ewes that are taken to suckle
should be separated from the flock and put
where they will not be subject TO exposure
even if the lambs should come on a stormy
night. Sheep have again become valuable,
both for the wool and meat they furnish, and
these should be incentives to watchfulness if
humanity does not lead to it. Where lambs
become chilled take them at once to the house,
and after being IN warm room for half an
hour put them under the stove where it is
quite hot, and them milk from the mothers
until they become able to walk, and then take
them back to the sheep. II the mother is not
inclined to own her offspring, shut the two up
in small pen or box together for day or
two, and hold the eve a few times for the
lamb to draw his rations.--Ohio FGImsr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05

The agricultural part of mankind have suf.
tered seriously in character and business by
their too reckless disregard of written and yer
bal contracts And there is an urgent neces-
sity for our Agricultural Societies, Clubs and
Oranges to take in hand the important task OF
educating our people up to the Importance OF
Ipunctuality in the payment OF their debts.
Many farmers cannot borrow, in case OF emer-
gency, from banks at reasonable rates OF in
terest, for the reason that they have failed 10
establish their credit for promptness. Farm,
ers should all feel, as they do in commercial
circles, that lack Of punctuality is forfeiture
of honor. And when man becomes so reck-
less of his honor as not to feel keenly blem-
ish on his reputation when his contracts are
considered of no account he has lost much of
that which should pulsate proudly in every
mans heart
We would therefore urge upon Agricultural
Clubs, and especially Oranges which are so
constituted as to operate efficiently in this
matter, to instil into its members the great es
sential of business and honor, strict fidelity
to contract All cannot pay in full when due,
but all can promptly confer with the payee,
make n fair representation, and get an eXten-
sion. When n debtor goes to his creditor
with an honest face, and reasonable excuse,
it is seldom but what matters can be arranged
satisfactory to all. Then work up faithfully to
the new contract, trouble will be avoided,
costs and litigation saved, and the debtor will
feel that he has a reputation to defend In
this way men will be more honest and hap
pier, the business Of the neighborhood will be
more harmonious, and old friendships will be
perpetuated
In this day, when so many disregard their
obligations and let the hour of payment pass
away without a thought, it may be considered
harsh to say such conduct is dishonorable.
Yet what milder terms will fully portray the
Nervousness of such neglect of duty. The fire.
quency of business lying has so benumbed the
feelings of some to such an extent that they
are ready to resent the charge that they are
thus guilty. This shows the great importance
of establishing higher standard of morals as
to our written and verbal contracts. And
there is no better time to inaugurate new
code among farmers on this subject. BY care,
economy, and full control of business, pre-
pare for new departure on the subject of H.
deity to contracts.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05
Medical Value of Asparagus.

A medical correspondent of an English
journal says that the advantages of asparagus
are not sufficiently appreciated by those who
suffer with rheumatism or govt. Slight cases
of rheumatism are cured in few DAYS bv
feeding on this delicious esculent; and more
chronic cases are much relieved, especially il
the patient avoids acids, whether in food or
beverage. The Jerusalem artichokc has also
a similar effect in relieving rheumatism. The
heads may be eaten in the usual way, but tea
made from the leaves and drank three or
four times day Isl remedy, though not
equally aggressive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05

Il Is not very pleasant to hear. thus early
IN the season, that the peach crop Is ruined
L. Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, but it seems
there is no reason to doubt it. \ writer in the
Chicago Tribune, whose accuracy is vouched
for 10y that Journal, says:
The present aspect is .hat We are 10 have
another season, aS to peaches, like that of
1855. have just come from the peach re-
gion, and know whereof | speak. Even ap-
pie trees have been injured in Michigan,
among young orchards, and a light crop of
berries may be anticipated" The news from
the States further east is not very much more
encouraging, and. unleSs something of an IN
usually favorable natSre should occur, house
keepers will be likely TO find peaches too eX-
persive a luxury 10 BE INDUCED in this year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05
Mold on Preserves.

Miss Lydia Becker gave valuable hint
during recent discussion of the British As
sociation upon the "Germ Theory" in which
she showed its bearing upon the making OF
the preserves, and from. keeping mold from
settling on the jam. According to the old
practice of leaving the pots uncovered for
several days, time was allowed for the germs
in the atmosphere 10 descend and settle on
the jam, which was capital soil, and the re-
suit was plentiful crop of mold She there.
fore advised the ladies in that section, when
making preserves, to cover up'thc pots while
the sweet-meats were in a heated condition.
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Pr,,u Observation-Disclosures doctor.

PEACH PROSPECTS, Hortieultural doctors
disagree in their diagnosis of the condition of
the peach buds In the same number OF
the Western Ryrdl. that of March l. one
authority pronounce> them all dead,
while another AYERS that fully half the buds
on the Early Crawford are alive and well,
while Hale'S Early and other varieties are
scarcely injured tall Some allowances must,
however, be made for difference OF locality.
One observation was made at Chester, H..
and other at South Haven. Mich.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05

TREATMENT OF HoRNs.-Tho ill-,hapcd
horns of some beasts might have been rene.
died by window glass. Inpursuing this plan
too much must not be taken off at time. but
10y using care and frequent operations any lie.
sired shape may be given them. In thi, way
horns OF cattle may BE- kept alike and Syste.
NAUTICAL; thus, if one horn is curving w too
much to correspond with the other scrape the
horn on the opposite or under side, which
will bring it back
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05

EINAL EMENT.-EsrArE OF
WILLIAM HALcoTT, DECgAsgp.-Sotlcs Is hereby Nv.
all persons Interested In said estate That Louisa Hal
cot adrinlstratrx OF the estate OF william HAloot de-
ceased will appear before the County Court OF the county
of La Sale and state OF Illinois, at the Court House in otts
In said county on Monday the 1lst day OF April A. D.
1875 purpose OF rendering Of her pro-
eesdings he administration OF said ostan for the final
settlement
marl5sw II. L. MEAD. Clerk.
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AIO RT-(sAGE, SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IvI WhereaH Werdelin Seumayer and Ayalka Neumayer

NoRT.AGE Sale OF REAL ESTATE
~ Whseag WsEd.lin Seumsysr and Agnlka Neamsyer
ander their hands deliver 70 the un.TssnsG
ast Sy VII. @ s s
asS%asss
s 81 n he q La
illinois, Viz Lot Nusssber one Block Number slI, In
certain promssoTy note, bearing even daie Win .aid
deed s Of n Il X.
order q said Della Mag admin'ra~ =! me estate OF
that H IN s csse Of default in tie p.yment said
thereof The said party Of the second part her legal repre-
ss S aiIsl hssa o
~ ys ST are snse Da a e be
Of 81 t said @ FL part
s he &
Cd fas GGIs n2ass oT a
to time G @ na sSd pon TanE 'g ss az e al
therein constituted fey S or the name tho
party Of the second part her legal representatives. .ha
anct il fee Of the premises sold and shall apply the PRO
Ing selling and conveying q. Aforesaid intending Attorney
fees. and secCnd the amount due on said note third Le
S SsTng the 0ve'Plu II any to the said party Of tie ''
Which said mortgage decd was daily recorded In the Re-
corders ONCE oil La Sale county state Of Illinois, tn BOOK
And whcrea, default mas been made In the fn payment
sSl 81 and navsbs "a the said Della haz administrator
al Aforesaid
Now therefore l. the said D.ns Msgii, al -'--.sy
&C. mortgage by virtue OF the power Of sale In said mort
gage deed contained hereby give publ" notice that
ALL on twenty ninth day Of April A. 1875
O'Clock Of -ad last mentioned day az the
south door OF the Court House ottawa Ia sale county
Illinois, offer for sale and sell ~ public yendue the said Lot
Number One In Block Number Six In Norris Addition to
ottawa said cOuaty and state the mOr,glgrd premises
above described and all equity OF redemption or said Wen
dein NenaayeT and AsaIEa Neqmiy,F t.iT ner. or As
signs therein for the purpose realizing the money win
which said debt and Interest costs and expense 20
day or sale and will fully execute tho powers IN said
contained with reference premises sod
and the Of the money which shall be received
from suCh sRle.
Dated Ottawa February 10Th, l.i!,
DELLA MAGTII,
feb21- Admin .stratriK &c.
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ExECUTOR'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
II BY virtue Of order decree OF the County Court
Of La Sale county made the petition OF the undersigned
executor Of the last will and tsstamsat Of Henry S. Msrd
deceased leave 10 sell real estate said deceased pay
debts entered OF record At the March term court
1873 shall the 18th Of April 1875 between the
hours or 10 O'Clock A. and cclsck NJ. OF said day
sell at public auction at the south door Of the Court House
the city Of OTTAWA In said county to the highest and best
bidder therefor, the foow ing real estate:
Five of Of the northeast corner of south half OF
southeast quarter OF section number thirty three nshp
number thirty nve, range three east or 81 T.: N:
TKRMs.-Cssh on day Of the sale. W BUSHNELL,
marl5 6w Executor, &c.
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DELLA MAGILL,
Adnin.stratriH, &c.

AJORTGAGE -AI.r; OF RIAL ESTATE
vi Whereas. John B Oak, and An +; OAKS, h, vie Of
tenth day Of s.ptsmser ~ BY certain deed 81
EGT6er rive in Block number one in cro,ys Fr,t Add
ton 10 hs Town OF Crotty, In La sale county, NH,'
also 10! number Tsesy.iI in Block number Five IN the
Original Town OF Dwight, u LyiugstDH county STATE 0l
lnoi. which deed mad. 70 secure the pay
morigis. for ne Of fye hundred Do executed by
said JOAN T. oaks AID AEn r. OAKS and payau 70 order
ofAid AMI Jackson one year afte mo late o a.H oe,
and. no paid AZ maturity then and ~ pay Al The
And Whef.a, i I. IN and ~ cad ElortSsse led provided
that IN Gaze Of deiaut IN The naynsnt ~ ESQ
srso Ihe said parry u the second part liz es
days in newtps Per published 10 sale county Illinois
by posting written or printed 2cs. "a i"sr places w me
premises any part thereof ard Nj sA. an equity Of
tempon Of tie sad parties % the Dr., part ihr heirs
10 the highest bidder for cal. a. s-eca Ia sale county T.
sao1fH the sale rom lime To- line AZ discretion and upon
making such sale as he attorney u sad party a'
gal e,sstAtVss hal execute and deliver 70 the pgIchss
81 deei' pr me conYrysc N zee OF ths premises se an
expenses OF sfvesnS selling and conveying ~ Aforesaid
note 81 rendering 'he ovs9lls anr, - le said parties
Which SD sorisa=e deed vas duly -,co-ist Ia Tie j.
coc.rs once Of Il Sale cosEtv, state % III au' y Boo
Fec order! 8.frs 81 Livingston COUNTY. s's ~ Illinois, o.
BOOK oi M3rt-age', On page s. 10 vra reference .'
,ad ,h.s,. i.,lt "a ben a.e r ne NJ psyrss o;
,si nois sut here = l1H Of SAID note Due ala gaphl a.
t--ry third dsy q October A D 81 All .7a5' 20 SAL
Any :. Jscs-gs
Sov th-r,'oT-. T. ann = Jackson. 80 's.l p5r-Es-, -
virtue u power % saIt mortgage ru1-A . ~
h.rs1y give paH's notice 'hst shall The - LAY ~ 49,
LIB, a. ..a O'Clock 10 The forenoon a. 81 at sI 'it
Say. a. TIE -a-t door Of The Office nI 4 ? aack'4n & 70
-sa-cA Ia sale couaiy. Inoi, ore- f1r sac a1d - -
public 'sni-e ihs said Lot Number Tssnt{siT " BocH
nEmhs fVs u ne on Einal Town q DEigh;. !aFnss;l
couniy saf- % iois mJ.gsEed premises above ls-c
ID alc al - % rets pptJn % -sd joan y bsE. az
OAK. trsir therein. for The purpose -
-sssug ~ money VIA Which 70 aai in'sr-,
COS. sEi sIcsrss- 20 ne Gay % sale. - ----.--
DAtsl fAuuary - lssA AMI 7. JACh>lN.
HaT-S WIBxEr Att5rzcys ss
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To REMOVE WARTs.-Simply apply carJol
ic acid few times for few days. There i
no psin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05

Has been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. 1t has never yet
filled to give perfect satisfaction, and has
Justly been styled the panaceafor all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings.
Sprains, Bruises. &C., &C., for Man and
Beast. No family should be a single day
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-05

NSLlCE.-EsrArR OF PRsCILLA WHALR-Notice
~ hereby given 10 AL persons interested in the estate
OF Preca Whale, that the Undersigned guardian OF Bena
MN Whale minor child OF said Precis Whale. deceased
NIL Spp.S before the County Court OF said county OF La
safe ana state or Illinois, at the County Court House In
Ottawa IN SAID county on Monday the 2st day Of April
ae 10 se te following described real estate, belonging
sara estate or Pfecla Whale decsased viz: the surface
only OF the west half OF Lot number Rsven in Block
ger Esven IN ne town OF Streator In the county of La
Sale and state OF Illinois The proceeds Of said sale be
ussH Iof te support and education of said minor child
Narch 2'th, 1873. JOSEPH WHALE.
VI N IrlTun STNS Sol
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MOTT CE.-EsrATR or RoBxRT NIXON WATERMAN,
DECD.-Noce 10 hereby given, that the undersigned
aamnlsratorot the estate Of Robert Nixon Waterman.
oil the county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois deceased Will
appear before the County Court said county the third
Monday oelng the 18th day. OF May 1873 at the Court
House IN Ottawa In said county when and where all per-
sons having claims or demands against said
neu 10 attend and present the in writing for adjust
ment.
Dated this 2.th day of March A. D. 1858.
SILAS w. CHFEykR,
mN$J6W Administrator.
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NOTICE.-EsrATE oY CALVIN W. ElLLs. Dno'D-
~ Notes is hereby given that the undersigned. admins
traitor OF the estate OF Calvin W. Ees late OF county
OF La Sale and state OF illinois, deceased will appear
the County Court OF said county tho Sd Monday benx
the 18th day OF May 1873, at tho Court House In Otnws
in said county when and where all persons having claims
demands against said esass notified TO attend and
present the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 9Th day OF March A. D. 1873.
FREDERICK BELLS,
mariS-6w Administrator
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STATE OF 1LIINOIS,L La SALE Co.'S
IN Chdncerp. w "
Peter Reck rs. Maria A. Elppere and Louis Alderman
clerk OF said court that said defendant Maria A Epperes
not resident OF said state and co syis fled
his bill OF complaint In said court on the chancer1 side
thereof on the 9h day OF January 1878 herein. and
summons having been issued thereon according law
Notice, therefore Is hereby given said defendant Maria
A. Eppershst uness You shall personally DO and appear
before said court said term DO held Of the Court
House In oav, N said county on the second Monday Of
said ball. the win be taken tor copess aysInst YOU
and the matters and things therein prayed for decreed &C.
cordingy. CHARLES H. HOOK Clerk
DIcrKI, BorII . RzcRoISoy, Solicitors. mara Nv
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E,eQaI.
STATEOIH IIIISD

STATE OF ILL VOLS, IAsAILgCo-ss
CRdHcefs. " " '' 49,
Thomas Anderson re- Mary F. Aldersss for rorc,.
II appearing from An affidavit h IN III. oice of the
CLERK Of said court that said defendant sstV Aiderson
not resident Of said state and said compa nsnt haSnS
ed MS b oicempan IN said court the chancery sid5
thereoi Oh The 2sth day OF March A. 1873 herein ana
summons having been ssued thereon according law
Notce therefore, 10 hereby given to said DESCENDANT Mary
AIerson that nrlessyou personally be and appear be.
lore SAID court said term thereof TO be held the Court
House IN Ottawa said county, the Monday OF
MAY next A. D. 1873, (whon and where said summons
tnrnaoe and plead answer, aemur or except TO said bill
the same VIII be taken Tor confessed YOU and the
matters and things therein prayed Tor decreed accordingly
Il. D. MCDONALD, Solicitor. nar?S-tw
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NOTICn.-EsrATR OF AREA sxrrH, DacsAsRp.-
Notice hereby given that the undersigned executrx
OF the last will and testament OF Smith ate of the
county OF La Sale .ad state of Illinois deceased viii appear
before the Comfy Court OF said county the third Monday
(beng the 10Th day OF May 1873 st the Court House in Of
tswa In said comfy when and where all persons having
claims demands against said estate notified to attend
and present the sanein writing for adjustment.
Dated this IAN day OF March A. D. 1873.
POLLY SMITH.
mariS-6W Rxeculrx.
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EINAL EMENT.-EsrArR OF
NICHOLAS WOOD, DRcRAsnD.-Notce 10 hereby civ.
en- to all persons Interested In said estate That NJ
aose fsrTety W9ed e1ee.tr1 Of the last viii and ties.
County Court of the county Of La Sae state OF Illinois
at the Court House In Ottawa in said county on the 2ls
day OF April A. D. SD for the purpose rendering an
count OF her In the administration said estate
Dated al OTTAWA this 18th day OF Msroh 1873
mArf7Aw II. l.. MEAD. Clerk
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17
Large, tho Gsoa.roo Nan Hoard rrom

10 the Editor % the Dallas Herald:
received by mnll this mornirg-.encloscd
In letter ftom friend--an IA tlclr clipped
from the Dallas Daily Herald Of recent date,
entitled "The Ice Company imposition, p"
signed by ]. j. Fendley and many others,
which rather ustonishcd me, as ! was not
aware that any person IN Dallas felt ag-
yrlcyI1, or had any last or reasonable cause
to feel aggrieved or imposed uroni on account
of any failure on our part TO deliver rcau-
larry rom dny 10 dny the usual quantity Of
lie that our customers have been in the hnbit
of using and ordering from u9.
went to Dallas last spring ANA made con
tracts with the good people there, Ia deliver
lc, u, their doors daily tevery morning. dur
Ing the summer season, and instead of fall
ing u fulfll oar contracts, ~ Repaired on onr
part, We have sent our wagons around both
morning and evening for the accommodation
fail, and have also established Il depot in
the centre of the city, at which we have con-
stintly kept II supply Of lee so ihnt In ease
any OF our customers should get out of Ice
during the day or night, u convenient place
OF supply would be within their reach ut all
times.
oar company has been out OF Ice NJ tEo
different times only, during the season, ana
then for not more than six hours At time,
and In these two Instances no fault OF ours;
and would now say that II any person or
persons With whom our company has made
u contract for furnishing Ice during tie past
season, feet aggrievcl, III have sustained any
loss on account of negligence on our pait, az
the non-dclivery of Ice nj the proper time, Ms
agreed upon in our contracts, our agent, Mr.
stevens, will be pleased 70 have their claims
presented TO him for settlement, which will
he promptly adjusted, MS we expect and IN
tend to suit our customers fully In every res
pect, ms we desire and expect continuance
of the patronage Of the people of Dallas 'oI
several years to come, and will spare no effort
on our part to give full satisfaction to all oui
friends and customers in Dallas rs elsewhere
\. LARGE.
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vratt's Astral OIL,

Abqol1l ~ sui. pirrGLly Od0rlcs'. Al
ways uni JrID. illuminating power superior
10 sas. buruh IN any lamp without danger
OF exploding or ttkiiu, iiri, MnnulncluIcd
expressly To- tau" he place ~ NOlnllle anu
dungerols oils ~ safety under every posi-
bile test and rs perfect burning qualities are
proved By rs continued uSc IN over NVJ
families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold ana no
accident, directly or indirectly, has eyer oc-
cured nom burning, storing or handling IT,
The immense Sourly loss to lifuRild property,
resulting from the use Of cheap and danger
our oils IN the United States, lsappnlling'
The insurance companies aud lifc commits.
sionclS Throughout the cOunliy rrcolnn'hd
the Astral rs the best safeguard where lamps
ARE used. Send iprcirculnr
For sale az retail rs the trade generally,
aud NJ WHOLESALE BY The prOprictuls,
tIIhS. PRATT & CO.,
lGad6 wRm los Fulton street. New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

Reference Is made TO the advertise
ment of Dr.. Roy i. Scott, offering q
desirable mill property for sale. The
mill is known ~ the Trinity mills, lif-
teen aud Il half miles north of Dallas
on the Preston road. The mill is stu
atcd IN one Of The best neighborhoods in
the county, and il put. in running order
would command large business. As
the Doctor proposes TO give bargain
to purchaser we think it u rare OPP
portunity for investment For partic-
lars see advertisement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

This gentleman has purchased the
commodious red frame on the corner
Of Elm and Poydras street, which he
proposes to devote to general agri-
cultural and machine department in
connection with his hardware house
on Main street. Mr.. Frank is agent
for the Victor Scales Company, and
the celebrated Rock Island Plow, man.
ufactured by Messrs. B. d. Buford &
Co. In addition to all kinds of agri-
cultural machinery, he will represent
steam mill manufacturing companies
and Others. All his machinery is war;
ranted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-17

Tonight at Odd-Fellow's Hall, the
firstof series of performances to be
given by the Dramatic Relief Com
pany, will be formally opened by the
elegant drama of the Honeymoon
to conclude with Perfection"
This Is a benefit given for the benefit
Of the city cemetery, which we all
know needs to DO reclaimed from van
del hands and brouslng cattle, and We
do hope that our citizens will turn out
In full force and show that they scri-
ously Intend to encourage so necessary
scheme.
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Cneoial Notice.

City Hall, September 3, lSa.-lt being ru-
mored that the yellow fever ia probably pre-
vailing 10 some extent in the cities of GAL
weston, Shreveport and New Orleans, aud
with the direct communication now existing
between the above named places and this
city, would earnestly ask that, as prevent
i've, every citizen usc strong dlsinfcctants,
and do everything in their power to keep the
city IN its present healthy condition.
". \. CORNELIUS, NJ. ID.
l17dti Health 0ficcr.
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New Aas,,o,, s,a-.

Attention Is called to the card Of
Messrs. Hill, Shields q Co., who have
just opened an Auction and Real Estate
agency business, on west side ofJeiier-
Won, between Main and Elm streets.
They respectfully solicit a share q,
patronage, and promise prompt atten.
tiau 70 4, ,wsipssp entrusted % them
See esid,