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prIn -, ssn,rrss9ay Morning Leesburs Lottery No a..
Tcses <'oo . of.oc, etc. CO Noe; 10 dawn
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CHEAP HAMS

WE have Just received lot Of good Bacon IIstnr.
w wineh We will sell al Ct cents per pound.
~ 10 lW RONAII & MORGAN
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TN. ,oiII,AANcERY-in HcnTico. County CouT. july
Susanna Davis, plsind0
CALFsKIN AND SEAL.
SKIN pEGGED ROOFS

Made for SUMMER wear and cheap)
ME have in Store very good assortment u the above
Wv boots, which We viii sell vcfy cheap, AMI invIi
gentlemen u wantof pail 10 give acail-thcy can b.
recommended. ID, BURLINGTON A. CO.,
I'VE Mansion House
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Ia The United State. Court for the Eas,ern p,.,re, on NJ,
wv. A. fkAySER, % the county Of cumb.rland
,n1rsias ulsi pelticn praying that he mar Le de
So erssfs Q, The aid william A fryscr show cause TO
Nc t""tt "n the @ dry OF September ne IT. Nh, tle s.l1
Niuiin frayeer be not de~atel nanEfu,i p,,r.nsnt
- ~" act OF Congress In tia, behalf; ant thai eapy Of
.oi aud Nth rules OF Court W "'e
eopy-Tcsie,
(pUNrisS uAH IUon.-s ,,a, .I ,..,,a,,. a..
~ iteu, assvrted, ior sale
iuiR JAMES q CEogoE WINSTON
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22d JuLT.
SATURDAYS SCHEME.
S3O,OOOi
,on i",sry' Glass No To- for iSf2-To be drawn n
800, aanla, Z, on Saturday the 2ld OF Jul, Isi5 Is
90 ~. nuinusrS, GI1nd Scheme-saOWa lG6O 5OSl
i1 - 49, 49, i-p lSo, l1tU, leo, 10 Of 800 10 OF Da
" C 81 ~, sle. Iekes sO-ssres Ia proportion
H. 'i Paekases Of "a whole tekots.....sI2O On
n"'..'s-....dp. 90 hall. &c. .. a. 0D
DO''''..'...do..... y quAueTdo.........30 40
SCHOOLS, 5OOl
va Leeshurr Lottery Class X for ISi2, Ia ,r,,, .,
n,eSsp15e Va on saturday Cob July isi2 Grand Pre-
$500, I<u Iugl 4iAl ~ Of lOO, 81 Of so ~ ~ an
&C. Isl drawn No seo-2d or 3 Sl6-4tl ~ IN si3
~ Ilckels sl9-shaTes in proportion
Sei,,.e"es OF Faekagcs OF p whole tic kets aiOO
no'...........Co......S2h halves. ............. ~
r. $500. I'D. ....2e quarers.............25
toT tickets and shares, and certificate ~ rsc ,,e In
he above splendid schemes. address t.
% 2awdSc - ssShss'i
~ orders promptly attended TO- and an aceount of a.,
drawing semitic all who order from Us NV " ~
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r 9 GARBANATt.

The suhacuD ~ constantly
receiving supplies from these
Inasers, the superior quality OF
whose Instruments, IN All re.
spc.cts, Is duly Acknowledged by
them.
10 those not already acquaint.
~ WIN thcsc Instruments, u may
got be supeffiuons 10 say that
ihey arc made with particulars
yard 10 kreuiur In tunr f.u.t,.
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SUMMER COATS Ann D.

uih uay bN teanluat Columbus. n
H. some lot OF Bingham aud Linen summer Co.'S iani
nlhe latest Style Pants Of patterns aud giaie
90, EBsPENCE Agent,
le = h.in a. doors below Exchange Hank.
NOTICE
Wh hrn Of COOK a MIL being dissolved on the 22 :
si ~; ny, 10y Ie aesh OF The senior partner Mr Peter
Az nose IN icbct viii confer favor by calling aud
s1ns lheir accounts az possible ~ desira.
ic 10 c1se the business OF the late without
| mcnt. hIEX iii '"o
Surviving partner.
ALsNR. NIL. respectfully announces to his friends
s"n ne public aud the customers ~ the late 6ru Of Cook
li that he Will the business Al The Old st,ni
on MAN e. where he will keep always hand an Ssn.
trunks &c, principally his own InAnu lac 1hci h
tquaio any inne "a The city, aud also from the
prices suitable TO the times. ie 10
LOST OR STOLEN.
A FIVE Gold Lever Watch, with the name Of the una
also, the name OF WIN Mitchell, IT, on the cap aud nee.
'I,i hberM reward VIII be paid Tor It's recovery.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
EA""E STOCh or Guns, RIFLES. PISTOLS
&c.
I TAKE this opportunity Of informing my old friend,
customers and merchants generally, dealing in Rich
mr9rSi,on, very extensive assortment of double ami
apss nS En,s Pistols Percussion Cape sui every
'' determined to sell 'very rodgrsG MICE or ass
les Importer and Manufacturer OF Guns Rifles &C
BEHOLD! BEHOLD!
TE LOVERS or coon READING
NEW WORKS.
usI received, the following Works, 81 the latest pub
Morley Ernstcin, or the Tenants Of the Heart. by
Iho Ja,eggSsric, a novel, by James, ? vols
Rg 6 Two AimiTal, Tale by the Author Of the Pilot
a, Tho Lover audho Husband, by Mrs Gore vols. Also
sl n Any, rom February 10 July
seooni SUPPLY OF lady,s hook for JAY, and Grabain's
OF other Works Of the latest public alton Tor sale al
,,, Periodical Book Store and Agency 1 ST Once.
- Main street.
INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC
w. DANIEL continues to sivc Lessons ON the Piano
torie; also In Vocal Music. There will be NO ia.
ctIupon va his attendance during the scholastic vacation
~ ~ Music store. square above tho Ranks.
{ N hand an assortment u ladies' Bonucit Cases
iuu p,,,,..JI, WATKINS a co,
VERY SUPERIOR PORT VINE f;c7,-
inc aud superior Pou Wine, on drausif anI In bo,.s
winch can DC recommended 10 fuyalils-flr ale
in II 4 N aunoTr
FRENCH WINES:
h. g, a25 'hampssno' ofrarous brands Part the vcy
70 cases dozen each. or Bordeaux Claret al prie,s
Tom 81 ~ n 6i2 per dozen 'F =" P'0''
. dozen siuiefno Wine
~ DO Muscat do-f1T sale.
~ u JnAnBorr.
GRASS SKIRTS, sc.
MANILA Grass Cloth for Fkirts
WI Iambric nmiiy
White corded skriH
Cambria Muslin
Null and Swiss Muslin
bishops, lawns AMI Checked Muslin
for sale ehcap,a " CTNNtNoh, M's SUI
u, One door above Mr. WIN. Miichcii's Jeweliy siore
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LOTTERIES.
ID. ". HoYT q CO.'S OFFICE.
Rfrtv1ra.L M

~ ,,,s . a Ticket az HoyIs Lucky Court
"H'eH .oon secsl.d leaas % 10 u-i- Fnnrt,,In
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srRATToN's OFFICE,
fStTiseAh Street
THIS DAY

Nos 10 drawn. Tickets e. ' ~ '' i""' etc 20
MI sas Evsnns-Lessburg Lottery No d. Err,
if"Nn. Tickets s2i. ~ &C. :" NOS Is
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l. ) Il T. X.
n TONS Limp Plaster, Of cool quality, now receiving
~ per schr LeadOT-sboul 81 tons yet unsold
Ju 10 JR rRlPLErT 4 SON.
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49, CHESTERFIELD tONNTN, July o. 1870
The creditors Of George Swami. fcferrei a. in iic
above orler and At other persons Interested i'm The
cuion thereof are hereby notified that have snuontc
ihcX2d day Of August next n 10 o'clock 20 poo M ~,
house 70 take the accounts thereby directed. ~
iu ~ rwtd HIfIffD rfAM r.,
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IfAmiLr FLOUR, for sale.
= III 10 RoYAIL MORGAN.
~ - d. + Rico do 49, '''
- do Mhiskcv
~ 10 MIdhng Bacon
rs bags Lsguyra CofIeo
l2O ID RIO ID
100 tOIcs Soap
% 40 Mould Candles
n talfehesis G plea
~ b0xcs Loaf Sugar
4OLaskets olive OIL sur ador article
Receiving and for sale hv
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CLARKIs's OFFICE.

cLARKt's OFFICE.
The 1s1 s JsI Lossy No IS Draw. IebaDse xon,y
~ 10 Of 100 laofo, 10 q l6u 20 = 40 is
l'dra~u. Tickets o.. &c 90 nos AMI
Leee6gIs No ~. draws in n,hirBore Mo,a,v Tai. u,
lis Iio' sr ss, pIzst 500 asC l7o iSl
aud ii"Ht. Tickets SCI. ~ nc ''Nos.
Loe.turr No ". draw, a, pc-.,,tyy.,
iay at Tue Th-rsly morniar P,ilss ~ "a
- 81 1of So - ofipO, etc. 70 anj 10 s,ii,,o
by iiiy s ts s5s Gas 20 draws in nqse wcne,
90 % - $50 lli5 ICofiooI Iioa = IT, 6. b,
-''''9' ''ta'''- and u s'awu. Tieketss5 - u
Le,esbur.: No 81, draws at nc Ereb,n,o r,,.,
5of i1 ta, sl.o lss2. Of 100. Of 51a 3.i3n
si ' 'ooi - % Of g. etc. IS and Is ballots Tsfes
'Ho" Lottery Cass No 10 draws Aier.n,ria s,fu,dv
prg,.- ,SSny - u ,irawn Nnmbers
~ 10 =. lu1.o soO1 32s5 200 600 ION lar,
vV '" ~ Of 1900, 10 OF nO lOof 3n ete re-; s,o
lee'enrs' Class X. draws at Ale1andri,. s.,u,,,,v
., rssss-fS5o 25fn. 7COo iiso % Of lonD N n ro
nesc,. 40 First drawn as 81 81 sC; ih or sis Az
E-oriers from the country ia any OF III. .t0v.
All de ,ISiS The cash viii be promptly
I- = ws. y. CLARKE.
sTRATToN's OFFICE,
feETieeHh Street.
THIS DAY.
oaIoes MLoieIy No a. draws the Exchange at 81
Sos, M ~ W IiEe Of sl75 Ol $40 ~ OF low etc
pIIle sal, Evenns-Lessburz Lottery No H. Extra;
drawn. Tickets s2i. &C. ~ Nos Is
Tor ihnrsday Morning Io,,orx NJ - q,
Tickets si. ~ e'e' 20 NOS ~ drawn
,rs aaursiay Evenins-Leosburg Lottery, No Z FL,
" prize Of $4,000. SOo0. $500 200 10 o(ioo1 90, 90
nos IL drawn. Tickets e. " wv &C. 70
os utAwn on Friay At the Exchange NJ a orio.k y
Tcket. u s7o'o Is'&, 2of 100, etc. 7s Nos 10 arawn
,5aS IS NSTnos-Inion Lottery, No 10. prizs IF
'''"~"h' tickets slO-shaTes la proporiIon
III, b-oters Tor tickets In the above spiendIIr .er
VIII DC met win prompt attention. II addressed 10
N. sTRATToS,
To- IlorIers .o,s,.., Riehmoni.v-.
--.4I. IN rs
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FOR ItEST

Immediate possession given.
kx TIC stoTc on Main street recently oernr,..,
kssfEs ~ W." u chrilan ope of Iho ,o.f ,is'fa.
Dk6 bic toctons In the ,iiy, for a ~hoeT,l. ant r..
taii Grocery. Apply 70 "''' -
}" - =. x. LYON up -iaits
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IRON CHESTS
VEsTsl VESTS NEsTai
Old RYE wIIIskEy

WIilTE and Fancy cold Marseiltes Valencia silk and
nhek satin Vests, Of approved Gu, and STYLES Call
anu look al Them. STARR A. CO.
Hourfa antt.a
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~ - The Office ga ati greet a lew soara above H.
prfTD W. hn.on Hotci--t ~ central lieaiion sn.l
hSsI wen suited Tor a pfufcsuonai gentleman Pus.
-. "a ssioa given Immediately For parcnlsrs m.
49,, CHARLES HIEBnINS.
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- ECElNED from Philadelphia lot OF Irons sinners
~ very pretty, for sale cheap, for cash
4 WATKINS g. co,
Fashionable Boot anu shoe ncaleIs
Opposite the Ruins of the late Eagle Hotel
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WILLIAM GORDON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
mr.. -. -.

FOR RENT,
I'HE upper part Of that House on Main s,r.., r,, -
enp1ed BY MI Lynch, a. a Reading Room kssiy ~
le - II ,,ssllJ ="
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STORE FOR RENT.
81 The elsibie Store ncKtto T. II Taylor'a Music
49, store. For terms, apply to
blstH u PHI TAYLOR.
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ALbNR HILL respectfully announces TO Ills friends
"u ~, ne pubic aui the customers the late rui ofCook
iIi that hc Will tc business AZ HE old st,nJ
on NAN 81 where he will keep always hand an eSien.
Nc and Choice stock Of Boots And shoca Travclltnr
trunks &c, principally OF bis " hic
equalio any HING IA the city, aud also the most cele
blsied anu fashionable manufacturers the Nouh-all At
pllrts s1lttutr 10 thc Tines ia 10
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND CARPET
BAGS
DRILLING PANTS
no PAINTERS

DRILLING PANTS.
WHITE and Brown Ribbed Drilling Pants, Of The very
w frN qualify, Just received by wav 81 BstiInors
ia u STARR a CO. iih ~
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TOILET.
FOR RENT.

IA The Brick Dwelling Iiouss, At preasni oe r.pi.d
mn by Dr, rcison shnrkae ihl neat door To- M
-s-l~- ist November neat. wv
" y FRy A 90
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AND FARE To BALTIMORE,

The passage aud Fare 10 B,ti.
a 2xeDt moro, per steamer POCAUON.
sz..sss-1 LARS, from and sRef ,bis late.
-NN~.-@>A--2~s Freight taken al the usual rates.
Applyto
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STORE For En,I

STORE FOR RENT.
The store At present occupied y the eui r;I,
bNtff cr, On Main stTcctOne Of the bsst :. ,u- ~ h
ktstE city iur the dry Goods OF any otter buEn g.
For terms, apply To
- ~ JHTUNSINlH.
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SALE or OLD n INES.

IN NEW-IORK.
n c. 4 w. PELL < co will sell at .a,,c,.
-. without reserve, by order ii he A,,igne' K.
John Tyler Brigham, ESD, on TUESDAY. alst J,t
le42, at ii o'clock, IN the basement, corner III r.
change and Hanover streets, Crear Of the Exehanp
a splendid stock Of
MADElkAS, sHERRlES, PORT AND OTIu5
WINES, BRANDlES, WHISkEY. g.
Among the Madeiras will be found the eclti,.,.
kirby from the stock Of the late 5
Lawrence, Esq.-from the cellar Of the L,ic
Gore, Esq, of Boston, Iancock's - ~Pesf..
Coles No. and ?, Canton SUPERIOR aN,t,'
ASHLEY" "Callender,n "Magnums, . "CraIg
fine. Sherries-" Francia, f" "Romane, Irrt,.
&c; $50, Laftte Claret very choice "C,'s.
ana and Munro Brandy-and very superior Son,
Whiskey.
Catalogues one week before sale Term, lh,,.,
These Wines have been selected from ,Ona t,.
best private stocks in New York and Boston i. M
regard TO cost, and will be found superior NJ.
quality to any parcel ever offered at auction !.
city Every bottle viii be examined b, X, ,.r,'., =
person, and will be warranted 10 compou ,t,,l
with the sample exhibited at the sale
No other Wines admitted
june l6-eopt20thJ
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Gates was a sick soldier. lie contracteda coid
after leaving San Miguel, which suddenly produced
Inflammation of his lungs. few minutes before
ms death, Mexican soldier presented mlsket anu
snapped at him, laughing at the painful elect pro
duced by the act.
These were the horrible scenes connected with
loss of life but thee other scenes in this march
of longer duration Of the most painful kind many
days food was distributed, and many days only
two heads Of corn were given to each man. Such
articles of dress, the could with decency spare
they exchanged on the road for subsistence, and in
thus relieving their hunger, increased their misery
The cold was great that the loss OF what they
parted with was seriously missed General ArmJo,
at the Rio Galena, had caused them TO be stripped
of their coats and waIscoats, and their second oan-
kets TO be taken from them They had therefore,
not enough clothing TO protect them from the sever-
~ of the weather. They were exhausted by fatigue
many were almost naked, and yet in this lame mis-
cradle and suffering condition they were compelled
to continue their march.
remain yours sincerely,
THOMAS FALCONER
MEMoo, February, 1912,
do not add to the above facts, but they are cor
rectl related related and without any emigration.
GEORGE VAN NESS.
Secretary to Commissioners.
ITO be continued
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LAND AND MILLS FOR SALE

HNHE Subscriber has nnety-ti acres Of land a
i small dwelling house IT, good spring Of ,oN
water within 30 feet of the doo. 30 or 40 boariuI
apple trees, all grated fruit bell pears plunbs pqcr
trees, and currants, sufficient Tor any family u,,
Also, grist mill with tworun of stones and slN
mill - by 80 with two run Of saws in it. ana on. s
celent stand for cotton or wolltn factory or other
machinery, situated on Grand river in the township
of HIarpersvte, Ashtabula county and State 20, clu
which he viii sell cheap for cash--a part ii hand lha
rcsdueon short credit
mar l6-llts GEORGE SCHELLENnER
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DAGUERREOTYPE PORTR ATS

" Secure the shadow ere Tie substance fade.
The only certain method Of obtaining ], w, h,
oil the human countenance is BY the photo,r,rt
process The subscribers have ayailed tbrnseIi
some recent Improvements in this beautiful ART a, +
enables them 70 produce much holder pic,,l. I, "
heretofore taken, The public are invited To VAN n.
examine thelr specimens. Rooms on tia sorll .
from 10 O'Clock
Gentlemen wishing to obtain a knowlc1,e X, +,
interesting art, can do 50 on reasonable irr,n.
calling at ther studio
Washington, June 3, lsi2.
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ar. ID. JAYNES'S SANATlvE PILLS-The,5
- pills are an excellent mild, and safe purge at GsI
times and exceedingly useful in dyspepsia aud other
distractions of helyer. Persons taking them can
eat and drink as usual without fear Of injury ana
what is OF infinite advantage making the OF me-.
curial preparations SO frequently used in dcrange-
ments Of the stomach and liver, unnecessary For
sale at
WILLIAM lOUNGaS
Drug store, tco doors east Of Gaasbys Penn. .irfme
July LIT
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JAYNEs's cARMUNATlVE BALSAM

JA1 NE6'S CAKMUNATINE BAISAM
tINilS Is one of the most efficient, pleasant aua
i sale compositions ever offered to the public ir
the cure OF the various arrangements of the stomach
and bowels and the OILY article worthy OF the Iea.t
confidence for curing cholera nfantQm or summer
complaint dysencly and nervous diseases
All persons are requested to try it-for without
exception, It Is one Of the most valuable family me-
dicines ever yet discovered Hundreds nay thou,
sands OF certificates have been received from ply.
slcans, clergymen and families, Of tue first respec
tabIty bearing the strongest testimony in its layot
too numerous 10 be mentioned Full directions ac-
complaining each bottle For sale at
WILLIAM lOUNGS
drug store heo doors east 81 Gadshys, Penn .1rtap
June l7--u
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NYNES'S TONIC vERMIFTCE

JA4NES'S TONIC NERMIFTGE
THIS NERMlFUGE is perfectly ,.ie .,,d .o.,,
l. SAINT that children will u9t refuse IL, AKA !, :,
ehectually destroys worms, ueutillz ar,lit; ~
sourness OF the stomach, increase, appetite ,nd ~.
as general and permanent TONIC, and Il tbrr.G.,,
exceedingly beneficial in intermittent ana re,afr,,
levers, indigestion, &c. and almosta CERTAIN cl.
Tor lever and ague, and, what !, Of more imborr,at
1t does 1t permanently For sale al
WlELIAM YOl NG'S
Drug Store, Pennsylvania .iaeau4
June l7-tf
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M. Euis to Dr..d. B0.anegra.
LEGATION OF TnE U. S. or AMERICA
MFxiCo IOth Eehtuarv ~.

LEGATION OF THE U. S. OF AMERICA
MExco, 10Th February, 1912.
The undersigned, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter PenipoentIary of the United States of America
has received the note of the 9th instant which his
Excelency, Josa MarIade Bocinegia has been pleas
ed to address him IN answer TO his communication
of the 9th instant requesting the liberation of Mr.
George Wilkins Kendall, citizen of the United
States.
In the consideration of the first part of his Excel
lency Mr. de BJcancgra's note, the undersigned is
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" ERITAS.-I, the undersigned formerly Editor Of
' the ".lonitogei in Bologna, of the " Gd2etta Eco
nomico- pofico del Monde in Milan # the Coium-
na de la Federation" in Mexico and cf 'sEl Core
Ahaniico in Mexico and New Orleans propose to
edit in Washington philosophers potcodiplom
co.pollglo paper, for the diffusion of general knowl
edge under the tent VERlrts The editorial part of
which will be both in the English and French lam
guagcs Prospectu. rdisonnee Of this paper show
ing necessity, object Plan views terms, &c, will
be published and widely circulated in America and
lpe, collaboration is obtained, good
English scholar, both to correct my barbarous English
and to translate my French mo good English.
As the principal object of this enterprise is by
means that of making money all persons natire nat
urdii,ed strangers who nay wish to take share
it, will have right To share also the profit which
might possibly be derived from it, without rcstrving
for myscltthe least advantage over that which might
be.obrained by each them
A resident in the United States during nineteen
years, and citizen since 1929 cannot be suspected
of being wholly ignorant of the institutions Of the
country Indifferent in the cause Of its social and
political happiness
Offers received at my present residence, corner Of
Pennsylvania Arenue and ION street. Address, post
paid, to Veritas, Washington, d c.
SANTANGELO.
Washington June g. lel2-lm
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70 PARENTS ANp CHILDREN.

TO PAKENTS AND CUlLDREN
w NJ. FISCHER has recently recelcd 3io00Fays
w ter and other Elementary Copy-bo,ks iIH.
No TO ;, inclusive which he will sell henceior}t u
~ cents each and ic brsr qu.rlity plain copy books
at cents each good letter and cap PAPER ruled al
cents per qulre quls al % cents per 00 INK al IL
cents per PM nkstands Gets each slate pencils M
lers, and every other article Of stationery at similar
prices WIN be constantly kept tor sale Satoners
Hall. june }-3taN}w
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b. MAYER,
Mr.. de Bocmeg1'a 10 Mr. Els.
rp,>.t ,.r,nN,
Secretary Of Legation.

Nh de Bocmcgra 10 Nr. Ellis
TRANSLATION.
NATIONAL PALACE,
Mexico, February 10, 1912
The undersigned, Minister Of Foreign Relations
and Government, had the honor to receive the note
addressed to him under date of the 10th instant, BY
Mr. Ellis &C. in reply to his note of the 9th of the
same month"; respecting the person of Mr.. George
Wilkins Kendall, who had been made prisoner in
company with the Texans who invaded the depart
ment of New Mexico.
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GEORGE SCHELLENnER.

lNRANkLlN HOUSE, Chestnut stree pala-
dclpha,-ThS beautiful new hotel, situated b
Chestnut street, between third and fourth ~tte, in
the immediate vicinity oftho steamboat atdin1a hiuh
post office theatres &c and TO be kept on the American
European plan, COMO nty, will be olcncd, under tn
supcrlntcndence OF the subscribers on Monday The
18th day of June The house is fitted up in tic
most splendid style everything beng entirely new
and Of the best description be cbambtr' are 50
constructed a. 10 form apator by day ana Sleeping
apartment by night The best eook, have becn en-
raged and no efforts Will he spared to render this
tabshment equal the best, both a. regards Vi, Ia
blc and every othcrdccommodaton
lunll-tt }. Nj, SANDERSON& SllNJ f
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JAMES pnALEN x co. MANAGERS.

The Brilliant success have met with in the sale OF
capital prizes in The last Two months altogether I'M
rvaIcd in the history of Lottery adNentures--com-
prlsng as does whole of $40 600, one quarter OF
S25 900 whole Of "a 600 and haIfof 81 900 these
are all capital prizes and such coll, of j 600
and $500 and other smaller prizes as would astoni-h
the public they were to the list The above is
sufficient to admonish all adventures and spectators
to send their orders alone us and under all VARIETY
of circumstances promise the most implicit imnc-
dia e. and confidential attention to their orders OIL
caI drawings semitic all who order from immcdi
atrlv after the reception thereof.
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JOSE MARIA DE BocANEaRA,
Minister of Foreign Relations, &c.
NJ. EMS 10 General Valeneia.

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
MEXICO, 18th February, 1912
NIosT EXCELLENT Sir; have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your note of the 9Th instant
informing that the most Excellent the Provisional
President of the Republic had been pleased to libe-
rate Mr. George Van Ness who had been taken a
prisoner in New Mexico
BE pleased to receive most Excellent Sir my sin
cere thanks for the kind manner in which you were
good to convey the info nation of this act of hui
mainly, and to receive my that have not
the slightest doubt will be highly estimated by the
family and friends of Mr.. Van Ness.
With sentiments of the highest respect and con-
sideraton, | am, most Excellent Sir, your obedient
servant
POWHATTAN ELLIS.
To his Exceency,
MAJOR GENERAL VALENCIA.