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Departed ts LIE: on Tho '!h instant at his residence In the
county OF Hanover Virginia. Rsrs15 GARDNER in his 80'h year
Melancholy aud Fatal qee;drnt
Never have feelings been deeply touched than sad
calamity which occurred the 18Th December last, Goodies
Ferry Roanoke Mecslrnburg county, Va RonERr a. WKER
aged years, moahs and 20 days Of PROMISE
by all his cates drowned ocarnsd by The sink
ing the about midway the river lie and two orr
dvduai Charles Nanny aud Goodwin inpgnod desiring
the river canoe. wi, rf Tie ends I,rriy broken,
h.ougl from opposite bank b. siare brlnnE:n. Ur
John Iay In whc they all attempted cross bu reach
ing The canoe commenced dipping ard sunk
immediately The unfortunate young aud gro. brms
abe covered in tine III
the shor while the cier had sufficient pre-
hold n The until relief could obtained
Thus short tho lie OF sghty hoy and the fond hops
Of doiing mother Little did ha think while enoving the sres
Christmas he standing upon the very threshold! u the
stfaIace Of DEATH We deeply sya,,hse with tho family
neraiy particularly with the distressed and dsconsoae
laer hope may hear under the misfortune with Chris
,ue. In this obituary do not forget the poor
whose life dear and precious TO him that Of the
p,oudest Prince alive The bodies lave yet been found
supposed they have foaLd down the current
dark when the accident occurred The probability
ein2 the case should induce every eyman below this
keep look ont and n any discovery made inform The
distressed family Of the TACT. H.
The Richmond Wing i'll peas-
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T AWRENCEvILLE FEMALE sEMINARy.-Ths School Is
~ established In Lawrrnceylle Brunswick county, Virginia
II has been in successful operation during the and will
continued under the OF Mr. and Mira Wordsworth who
have had several experience in teaching ladies' The
academic Is divided into Of i've months each
The Winter will the 18th OF January and Inc
Summer the day of July The course Of education
and the subjects of study illustrated by familiar
lectures Philosophical Apparatus will be procured ms early
possible and Of lectures and experiments Illustrating tho
principles OF Natural Philosophy will be sven M the benet Of
Young ladies' The Rev. Mr. CasmaR Will favor tho School
with lectures Moral Philosophy and Evidences Of Christi
Composition will special evening rf
each week. The young ladies " III reside in Dr. Morrisons
my with the teachers, where they will be treated with paIen
kindness and socude. During the hours of relaxation from
study such amusements are innocent In themselves and
calculated promote health and nvgorate the mind will BIO
encouraged goard per term o five months, will be $45 TUT
English bances from So 50 Sl5 Latin Psach,
S5 Instruction in Music the Piano. 9u Of the m
strnnlent, so so.
R.renees.-Rev. r. T. Caseman, Rev. Nj Claiborne, Pro-
fessor Browne, Mr. Peter Tnrnhu Robert d. Iurnhu ESQ.,
nr. Henry Lewis, Edward b. Hicks Esq., John E. Shell. Esq
sir Richard %. Powell, Mr. Harrison eawel and Mr. Clarke
Of LawreGcrvs Mr. George sione, of unswics Hon. James
IT, Goson and 1horaas Galson, Esq., Petersburg Edward
Chamoars ESD loydton: Capt W. Maddox, Mr. Nicholas l.
Davis and Capt syivans insraham, Iunenburg; Mr. Samuel
Pryor Diawidde; Rev. Mr. Hntses, Williamsburg Rev. J. H.
Morfisoa, buckingham
Nov. ~ 52-wlA1
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better satisfied with The condition III which they art
shortly TO appear before their constituents. Sensible
this they have endeavoed TO blot out some OF their inos
obnoxious acts. The Bankrupt law (passed at The eS
ira sesson) they have passed upon, condemned and
repealed. To the Distribution scheme-which was al
in all with MIR. Clny-his friends are willing TO sing
lullaby and keep it fast asleep for some time TO come
The National Bank they will consent with Mr. Webster
shall obsolete idea until after The next Pre-
sdential election; and if they could only conrive to
revive the Independent Treasury, which they killed al
the xtra session. SO that they might have something
Democratic 10 attack and charge with all the nschefs
and dsresses their paper money and credit system have
brought on the country, they would be most happy
But these reforming politicians cannot undo oil that
they have done, the next best thing, they conclude, s
not to do anything The word NOT is, then, tie
Federal wa,chword. II is the pith Of Mr. Fillmore .
resolution, and the cue oil Federal politics. L0te
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EnrIiSrcs.

Married, Wednesday, the instant, by Elder James a.
Page Mr. RosERr SMITH TO Miss SAR,H ELlzspErH daughter
Of John $. C"eks, ESQ al of he county NJ Aioenafle
Married Thursday. the l2fh instant by Elder Thomas b..
Evans al Npovie in Mideaey county, Hr Jona X.
Of King Queen, iss ELizADrLH Il. Il. NocDm irp Of
former county.
f~rWhi, rtcreStrd rnp;.
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS or AMELIA.
meeting of The Democratic Republicans OF the County
Amelia will be held at Amelia Court House. on Thursday the
2G instant that heng Court day. the purpose Of appointing
delegates Inc County Democratic State Conven
and for other important purposes. full meeting very
de-irabie.
lamar: TO- Is4a. MANY VOTERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

The bill for the apportcnment Of the State into Con
oress;opal Districts was taken up. Different plan
were presented by Slessrs Bocock, Smith Of H., Hop
k;ns. Tayenner (fnr the six Western Dslrcte,) Leak
of marie Keen-and ordered TO be printed, ant
The whale subject made the order Of the dag for Wed
nesdav next. Several bills were passed, large mum
her rnshed through their early stages and many reso
utions adopted Full particulars in our next.
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II We are requested, by Mr. DAsltL' oil Prince
Georre 10 state that his absence from the House is
BY bis duiies, member of The Special
Comm;t,ec, 10 whom was referred the memorial Of
M.n1ry F. BROOKE, prsferrng charges against the Hon.
lr,or ScoTT which committee is now in session
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TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE E...i tJRER.
T;.rsuAy Jan d 1913

Tv.spAY, Jan. "a, lsi3.
s,a:-Wl you say in your next paper, that was
necessarily absent from my seat yesterday, when the
Resolutions offered b, Mr.. Randolph, upon Federal
rsstions, were passet but, had | been present, |
would have voted for each, and all of the resolutions
Yours, &c, III. HANCOCh.
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r United PARTNERSHlP-Be IL known that the undersgn
Ii I'd Andrew Denc Richard Anderson, Hugh
w. r and J. Fry, e latter jointly, equally and
party E.rnri D. he ney, have formed iaied ip
under the enIsd san act concerning limited paner:p
eSh March be conducted under the
Of 81 D. Bentley, Cotton Manufacturer"
The business intended 10 be transacted by the partnership
tie business Ct manufacturing lin the
city of Richmond lately belonging the Richmond Msnuactur
ing Company The sd Andrew Berne, etidns In Monroe
COUNTY Richard Anderson residing Pow atan county, the SAID
H. w try ard IL Fry residing in tho city Of Richmond, and
forming party aforesaid special partners 10 tile said
Richmond the partner therein Each Of the sad hre.
special partners tile said a. W. Fry J. j. Fry being ointy
contributed thousand Eve hundred dol
lars in cash stock. Til. partnership commences
this day w.t. the 9Th January le43 and viii terminate
he 9Th January l4 sooner The general partner sha!
pen 10 die sooner.
Certified and signed by u., this CT, January. lsl3
ANDREW BEfRNE,
RICH. ANDERSON,
HIGH w. FRY,
JOSHUA J. Fry,
HFFogD b. BENTLEY.
Jan. 10 75-w6w
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HOYT s. CO.'S OFFICE,

- 1NrE HOYT 4 CO. have been their Odice under
- the Exchange, they have had luck Every
day somebody gets prize Many n old in the
who had been bnyng tickets
favored since GOT oce II is certainly the luck
lest place n 10 found.
Among the many Capitals have sold the last days.
was S. ~ Is, 81 500 farh'ie rsJ Sumo ch Schemes
fered below which call the particular attention Of persons
in Of fotune-and IL be had easy $40 may pro-
100000 s35 29 OO0-ross being the ous
February
The prices Of certificates of packages will be found at the
tom OF each scheme II want the lucky tickets please
address your orders TO the lucky vendors,
HOYT & CO., Under the Exchange, Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

S,rHOoL AT AMELIA sPRiNGs.-TEe subscriber having
- employed H William b. frathersfon Teacher viii open
School Amelia SPRING. Commencing Monday, the lch cf
Jn.arY AMI terminating the 18th Of December following
ih months vacation IN August In this School will be
taught tho Latin, Greek and English languages.
Terms PEI ses,i,n ef mca,hs.
Bard, including lodging, washing, &C., SiG1
Roardss leaving Friday evenings and returning MoIday
mornings, with washing done at home, Is
Tuition in Classics, 3,
I" IS
FRANCIS A. WILSON.
Ian -ydy,
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Tickets si0-halges 5-auarters = 80
Certificates Of packages OF &c whole fcser- sl3O on
DO. do. 20 half do. IS
DO. do. &C quarter do. % 50
Jan. %
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TIckrE only SIC-Da'ves 5-qhaiItS2 -.
Certificate OF package OF 26 whoes, slaO co
&c halves Is 90
IS quarters, b 50
Por Tickets anil Shares Certificates Packages In the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
J. G. GREGORY & co, Managers, Richmond, Va
Drawings sen, Immediately amer they all who order
| ~ above.
Jan. % STD
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T'ET DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, the a7th OF December
on TIE road lending rom Hanover Courthouse my res!
encs The Old Church. Hanover my Pocket Book conan-
Ing Of value to me hut TO other peon such bcns
&c. The ook old red one, and had
in L. The above reward Will be psid any person who will
liver said book and its
JOHN PATE.
Jan. 81 S0-w3S
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LOTTERY, Glass F, for ls43, be drawn
pxandria ID. c. Saturday. the 25th of February, 1919
7e number lutlery-l4 drawn ballots
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fT THE ANNUAL fAlR.--The Annual Fair f,a The bench
nf The Female Humane Association nf this ri'y VIII be held
The Exchange HOTEL commencing Thursday the I'd february
Ian. el-G
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J. G. GREGORY a Co., Managers.


Oee Main, 2ad door belong Main and l4h stre,
RICHMOND, VINGrSIA.
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3U,UUU Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY class F. for 1919 10 be drawn a,
Alexandria c. Saturday. the 18th Of February a4a 70 No
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES!
Cspital S25 0O0

Tickets Sl0-halves 5-quarcrs 80.
Certificates OF packages Of - whole Tickets sli0 O.
DO. do. ~ half do. IS o,
Do. do ~ quarter do. q 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-01-26

Mr. L., Of JOINS TYLER-to the Wee Presidency, on
the ground among others, that they opposed TO
protective Tariff .Noc, The gentleman and his party
were in favor of the protective policy Wonderfully
consistent, Mr. L. concluoeo by calling the previous
question.
Mr. Goopso. remarked, that when the resolutions
repeating the Expunging Resolutions in 10 were
adopted by this House, the Previous Question was call
ed and many gentlemen who now were SO violent
agains, the Previous Question, then voted Tor itse
yera Wings protested that they should not vote at al
The third Resolution was carried BY the vote OF "a
10 81
THE ares the same on the second Resolution, ex
e. ping Mr. Byrd OF F., who did not vote, and Mr..
West, who now voted in the negative. Messrs. Wing
field Moore of G.. and w, Payne and Cahell, who
voted before in the negative, did not vote; and
Messrs Taylor and Moore OF r who did not vote be-
cre, now voted in the nega''ve)
The fourth Resolution carried by the vote OF 10
to 81.
linn save MIR West who now voted in the affirmative
Mes.rs Newkirk, Miller of Nj. & j. and Moore ct t.,
who voted in The negative, did not vote Messrs
Wins6eld, Lacy, Payne, Stongs and Cabeli, who did
not vote before, now voted IN the nfganse)
The fifth Resolution was carried by the vote oil 40
to So
{The ayes the as the vote on Inc a'h aesou-
ton except that Messrs Payne and French who then
voted in the negative, voted IN inc aifma.'e' ana
Mr.. Gibson, who then voted IN Tue aii,ase' no"
l.. c. & w, who then voted in The negative, now d'd
no, vote al all and Messrs. Newkrk, Lacy and Miller
of NJ and j. who did not then vote, now voted IN the
negatively
The Oh resolution being under consideration, Mr..
GARxE1r moved TO substitute the following which he
had presented before by way OF argument; ,r,
R.,oir.d by he General assembly Of Irgtnaa, That.
in o:der To save the time aud money OF the People OF
Virginia annually consumed and wasted by tne hegs
a,ure in nstrucing their N congress
that the Legislature will now and herealis, snail, on
the FIRST week OF each session. appoint JON, Commit
tee, which shall proceed to Washington ana snPefn-
tie nd the acts and dongs of Congress- and Una, Inc Sc
majors and Representatives of Virginia shall be guided
in all things BY said Committee, ond that each member
of said Committee shall be furnished with copy OF Inc
Resolutions of n5 and So
At the suggestion Of friends, MI "A"SA'' "S".0
leave to withdraw his amendment.
MIR. TAYLOR hoped the House would extend 70 nun
the courtesy Of leave 10 withdraw proposi''on wn,cn
he thlr IT, though, ought not to have Gee" presenter
at all. ., N, c.,,.u's
On the question Of leave to withdraw Mr, oa,ne..
amendment, after much debate leave was gwen y
following vote: ,r..ar\R.odolob. Pow
snodarass. Toer, Nowlin, Samuel Lacy niosu
Brown Of Elizabeth City & Warwick, mVse'
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Nofs- Messrs. Mann, Byrd Of D., Stanton, Dennis,
Powell of f. Smith of F., Rust, Lcake Of g., Carroll,
Ednunds of H. Stovall, Blue, Ward, Basel, Smith Of
Harrison. King, Davis of King & Queen, Gibson,
Carter, Miller of l. Martin, Tanzey, Keen, Talman,
Hopkins Brown of Preston i,rawner, Deneule Coolies.
Cowan, Kane, Gaewood, Hcdgman, SPOTS, West,
Henry Goo6son, Ncal--35.
message received from the Senate by MIR.
Willy, TIA, they had agreed 10 the joint resolutions
adopted yesterday, (Monday) By the House Of Dele.
gates nsucling our Senators in the Congress of The
Unlrd States.
On nation OF Mir. MILLER, Of Mason and Jackson,
the House adjourned
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Printing Ink of all kinks constantly on
hand. Printing Paper supplied to order.
Wood Letter of all sizes, together with
Presses, Cases, Chases, &c, &c.
Old type received in exchange at nine
cents per pound.
n. B.-Publlshers of newspapers in
the South and West, who shall insert the
above advertisement,-wilh this note,--
three times within the next three months,
and send one of their papers to the foun-
dry, will be entitled to the payment OF
their bills by purchasing four times the
amount. \. p. LADEW.
July l5-3t.
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INDIAN Creek Mills.

VEyHE subscriber respectfully informs
III the public that he has taken the
above mills, situated on Indian Creek,
about eight miles from Ottawa.
The mills have recently been material
~ improved, and an overshot wheel hav-
ing been placed in them, it is confidently
believed they can be kept in operation at
all seasons Of the year.
By strict attention to business and ge-
neral desire to accommodate those who
may favor him with their custom, the sub
scricer hopes to receive a share Of public
patronage. ). \. KNAPP.
Indian Creek, July 7, I8i3. 2m.
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GREENS fitLGS,
DAYTON, ~ s.


"a VuE subscriber having leased the above
Il Mills for one year, takes the liber-
ty of informing the public that he is 4
practical Miller of more than THIRTY
years experience, during most of which
time he has been extensively engaged in
manufacturing Flour in some of the arg-
est establishments East. lie now solicits
share of the patronage of the public TO
the above establishment, assuring them
that nothing which experience and oblige-
ing millers can accomplish shall be want
ing TO give justice and, as far AS possible,
periec, satisfaction to those who may ia
yor him with call. CO..
The NiHS are now in fine order for
Merchantdbie and GriSi Uork.
CASH FOR WHEAT, at fair deduction
from Chicago prices. GEO. MANN.
N. b. TEAMS can be accommodated with
Freight for Chicago. WHEAT man.
ufactuied and put up in iirst-ralc order Al
reasonable rates. G.. Nj.
! Dayton, Angus, e5, fsi3.-lo.-if
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81. Louis TYPE F0und@y.

81. LOUIS TYPE F0N0ddTy.
1ENIIE undersigned, Successor to Geo.
CharIes,) having purchased the III
terest Of his late partners in the above cs-
Enlistment, will continue the business at
the old stand, and soIcits a continuance of
the patronage hitherto extended to tins
loundery by the Printers of the West.
Being determined to furnish Type, and
all other materials used in a Printing OF
fee, as cheap as possible, he is prepared
to Gil all orders with which he may be
favored, at the following GREATLY RgDU-
CEp RArEs. Cor cash -
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NOTICE.

fE'IIE heirs Of Ezra Ackley, late OF LA
ID Sale county, deceased, are hereby
notified that | intend to present a petition
TO the Circuit Cour, of said county, at the
mex, term thereof, to be holden at Ottawa
on Friday the 10th day of November
next, praying for the sale of so much Of
the real estate, OF which the said Ezra
Acklcy died seized. as will be sufficient
10 pay the debts agains: said estate, the
personal effects being insufficient 10 pay
the same. When and where the said
heirs and others interested in said estate,
may appear and show cause, if any they
have. why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
LEMAN ACKLEY,
administrator.
Sept. 20, ls43,-l5.6w
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FHVHiS term may be justly applied to the disco.
a very Of compromising medicines with the
best double refined honi Sugar In such manner
that children and adults may now eat medicine
with rs much pleasure as they do the best couicc-
uonary.
or .A'I discovery we are Indebted TO \, Shef-
In,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,;,,,.,r ~, ~ ,'' ,, i 'i'a
t,r,Ln I,g,to, ,,,r,. and -. @s Ivy
New WORT NajrI S,,icty
I'm, D,r,ar ,G,r d.yo,i,, ,f..o,,cr,;,, g., ,
Ion, tiuc ,o the spla.,, ,L,, ,i,rrc 90,
offered bisinven,i,n, f., ,Lc ,lor l.,,.. -
surn,r,,,,5 ,Irp,,,,,,, ,,.,r,.,.,,.,
% y, "N I'""E.'"hD'
the rprc Of Jircnt conLr1i"n. f., N,I'a.'J ,, -,
are recommended, uunreccdcfted i'm the history If
any other medicinc-tary consist Of
COuGU LOZENGrS
which are the safest and most cncc,ual remedy
tor Coughs, Gods, Consumption, Whoopng
m,ouHh' Asthma, &c. ever offered to the public.
hcY Operate by promoting cNPoc,oTatlon, ai,ay-
ing the iMilai'on o! Coughing, and removing the
cause oi disease
I WORM LOZENGES,
ne wy .l'A"[ on ', o'n medicine ever ul5coN-
,,, c.n 80 ''''y nav nv. "''''
'J ,','' i'.' r,',''' a',so ''u''i To.',''
I ,' ,'s '',' ','','' 'u'','''E aus, ','''
,'' "'',''',, ,,''' o',, g,s 5uSiJ'tH Vow,
po.'I',S w., ",, al,.',',u WIN ',', '''u
benefit, when one Jose Of ,sr.c Lolsmg ,.' wol
speedily cure them.
CANpUOR IOZFNGES
H.. ,,..,.,,,,.....;. -, ...,.-r,
bc,,, sg;, ,r, ',,',, ',''',,' w. l,'
'',.'',',iG "''u u'"s s,!'''''N
cI ,L, ' . W. It,,'''',l '''s' '','''S' WIN
I,n I',..,..,,,''7 '@, $500, 1'''
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NJ Office is hereby given that, at the
" November term of circuit court in
and for the county OF La Sale. and state
of Illinois, to be holden on the I'd Monday
of November next, a petition will be pre-
scented to obtain an order for thu sale of
the following real estate Of Edward
Reyes, late of said county, viz: The un.
divided half of the south half of sec. 10,
town. 80, n. 4 e. Of the Sd p. NJ. Also,
the east half of the n. c: quarter of sec, 80,
town. "a, II. 4, e. of the Sd p. M.--for
the payment of the debts chargeable
against the estate of Edward Reyes, deed.
the personal estate being insufficient.
ALONZO WALBRlDGE,
administrator.
Ottawa, Sept. %, lS43.-l4.-3i.
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Suckers, Ieend B'his!

FH7IIE subscriber, living one nile east
Ii of MarsciIcs, La Sale county, has
established himself in the manufacture of
Rope Of all kinds, sizes and lengths, from
hemp of his own raising, which is all
watcr-roted; and a Specimen exhibited
at the Navy Yard at Washington last win
ter, by the Hon, Il. NJ. Young, was pro-
nounced to be eQua! to any ever shown ain
them diggins.'
am prepared to manufacture all Kinds
of Rope, TO any amount, at the shortest
notice. Having for my workman an Old
Countryman, who has spent his lin upon
rope-wall, ain able to make AS good
and a cheaper article than can be had in
this section of country. If you don't be-
licve it, call and see
S. S. BULLOCK,
Marseiles, May 2G, 1913. 5l-tf
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GE:OCERsES.
BLANs1 EOGlkS.

We have tried the old,iashoned long
winded credit system long enough. and
have firmly made up our minds to adopt
the old maxim that "a nimbie siXpence
is better than slow shilling" and shall
hereafter contine our business to this
maxim, and are determined that we will
sell as low as can be purchased at Chicago
or elsewhere, for cash. We are aware
that "puBmg" is now the order of the
day, and think it unnecessary to say more,
but you will give us a call and examine
our stock, we shall not grumble if you do
not purchase, for without our customers
are satisfied we are giving them good bar
gains, we do not wish 10 sell.
go Nolc IS The time 10 bring on yoT
Cash, Uscat, Ham5, Lard. Wiies, Ial-
ior, BcsS,~ar, Flar-Secd, ftrs, Deer
Shias, FEATHERS, or aly thing that zee
can send 10 markt and SAGE ourseiUes.
Ottawa, May ID, 1912. Oft.
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Deer Skins Wanted.

A LIBERAL price will be paid in
"a. cash, for summer or fall skins de-
iycred at my tannary in Ottawa. You
need not stop to streach or dry them, only
come ahead. PhATT THORN.
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New Tailoring Establishment.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
hey Ottawa aud vicinity, that be has opened Il
Tailoring Establishment on Canal street, four
doors east of the Post Office. lie is prepared to
do work on the most reasonable terms, and war.
rants all garments made by him to it,, lie hopes
TO receive share OF the public patronage,
n. B.--Cuting done on short notice, and
warranted 10 tit ii properly made up,
Ottawa, June %, lsi3. I--ly
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sugar House NIol;,.scs.

lust received and for sale by Wal.
d ker e. Hickling, few Bbls. Sugar
House Molasses direct from the sugar re-
fnery in 81. Louis.
I The highest price given for Illinois
State Bank paper.
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