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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-12-27
NEW GOODS At PERU.
WM. PAUL 4 co.

A RE now receiving direct iiom New
IA York, prime stock Of new and
seasonable goods. The following are
some of their leading articles; Common
and superiine wooldye black and colored
cloths beaver cloths fuled and Sleeps
grey do; fine black and fancy cassimercs;
salineis; Kentucky jeans; tweeds silk
velvet; satin aud fancy ycslings 1891
yards calicoes % pieces plain, figured
and striped alpaccas, chusangs, and nous
seine dc lanes; 5362 yards Of brown
and bleachcd sheeings red, yellow and
white nanncs linseys; hedticks; linen
and cotton diapers Irish linen drlIlngs;
colored cambrics: moleskins; shawls
dress and poke, handkcrchlels silk
merino and gingham crovats lNccs, cdg
lngs ; inserlings; bohlnclts plain an,
plaid muslins silk, kid, cotton and buck
skin gloves silk aud worsted mitts no
sicry comlorers /; ribbons hats caps
boots and shoes batting wadding; tai
lor's trimmings, &c. &c.
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Drugs, Medicines, SC.

Il. SMITHS improved sugar coat,
~ ed Indian vegetable rms, fcom
The n. Y. College Of Health, for inter
mlt,ent, remittenl. billions, and innan-
matory fevcrs, dyspepsia, cos,ivcness,
dysenIery, worms, scroIula. scurvy, or
any impurities of the blood, and female
complaints generally. For sale by
Oct. IS. G.. l.. THOMPSON.
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Hardware q CrOCIscry;

assorted; iron; steel nails castings !;
window glass lnseed oil paints; dye
s,nas; looking glasses; clocks station
airy school books, &c.
Groceries of all kinds.
The whole forming choice and com
plc,e assortment, TO which the attention
Of all who wish TO purchase for cash or
produce lie respectfully invited.
~ Cash paid for wheat.
October IS, 1914. NOT.
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CLOTH DRESSING

win be done in workman.likc manner, for the
following prices Pulling aud dressing browns or
hlacks, 25ets, per yard drabs, 90cts. fuling and
dressing colorcd cloths, l2S cts; securing, color
ing and pressing, for womcn's wear, 10 cts. per
yard.
We would return thanks Tor the patronage
which has heretofore been so literally bestowed
upon US, and would kindly nsk continuance Of
tho same, and would say tina, no pains shall be
spared on our par, with skilliul workmcn, to rem
der ceneral satisfaction. J. & ID, GREEN.
Dayton Factory, Aprill2, 1914.
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Wool! WOOL!

vNSuE subscribers will cndcavor to keep con-
4 stantly on hand tho present season the fol-
lowing kinds of goods, which they manufacture
and will exchange Tor wool on reasonable terms
Fuiied Cloth, SaiineH, Jeans, pressed
and common Flannel and BldnkeS.
Persons having wool to manufacture, will find
it to their advantage to exchange preference to
have 1t worked on shares, as they will save the
trouble and expense Of coming again for their
goods, and can probably suit themselves better in
The Kind Of goods they may want.
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Tailoring EstabiishR ent.
BUCHANAN & EICHELBERGER
Fail and Winter Fashions.
X f. VI . Y A l..
GCnT2p Smith

ESPECTt | LILY informs the citizens ri
ia Ottawa and vicinity, that he has removed
his Tutoring Establishment I" the south side OF
ne public square. over J. & G. Armour's store.
He Is prepared to do worn on the most reasona-
BILE terms, aud warranrs all garments made by
him To fit Cutting will be done on short motto,
and warranted =" tlif properly made up. lie is
thankful for past fAvors, and hopes still to receive
share ofthe public patronage.
Ottawa, June IS, 1874
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FahnestocEs Cheap and Popular Family
Medicines.
B. 4. rAHNESTOCKS VERMiFUGE,
A PERFECTLY SAFE

PERFECTLY SAFE
AND CERTAIN CURE FOR TIE WORRIES.
Certificates of its efficacy can be seen a, The
store of the Subscribers sufficient to satisfy the
most ncrcduous. Price - cents.
FOR sale by b. A. FAHNESTOCK SEQ.
Pittsburgh, Aprl II, lS43.
About five years since, one of my boys was at
tackled with fits; surprising the fits to be caused
by worms, gave him some of b. A. Fahnestocks
Ncrniiuge, and ii brOugh, away $50 large.worms.
which wee counted. The fits immediately lief,
him, and he recovered his usual health. am the
father at ten children, and have administered the
Fermliuge to all except one. None of them pas
sed less than 50 worms, some passed lOO $50 and
2Oo worms, but the one ahnye mentioned passed
the most. MARTIN p,rrrnsox
Near MnrryviIlr, Wes,moreIand Co., Pa.
Carminifive LozcngeS.
Al this season of the year, bow Ell complaints are
always very troublesome and frequently danger.
Gus; every family should therefore be provided
with a box Of these Lozenges, which will alay the
morbid lrrltahility of the bowels, restore the
checked perspraion, stop the debiitating dischar-
ges, and IN short time cure the most inyc,erate
case OF diarThGa, chronic dysen,ory, or habitunl
'oosehess They are very pleasant to the taste,
and are sold at the low price Of 25 cents box.
IS. Il. FahneSt0cRS .7ni- Bilious Pills.
a gentle hu, efficient cathartic expressly alap-
ted for family physic; aud IRE not surpassed hv
any other pill in use. for allcascs in which a ca
'hartc is indicated. They will operate thoroughly
without gripping. Price % cents, for box con
tanning 80 pills.
Pnenmonic, or Cough Balsam.
A valuable remedy for coughs and colds.-
Price, % cents.
Cough EoaengeS.
These LoZcngcs possess all the virtues of tho
best Cough Syrups, are convenient to carry in the
pocket and are very pleasan, to the taste. Price
25 cents.
Liquid Opodeidoc.
This penetrating article possesses double the
strength of the common Opodedoc, is more
clearly and much more conveniently applied
Price % cents.
b. a. Fahnestock g. Co.'S. Eye-Wafer.
For the cure of weak or inhamed cycs. Price
25 cents.
Prepnrcdhy b. A. FAHNESTOCK 4 Co.
For sale by WALKER & HICKLING.
July II, 1874. 4--ly Oita,ra, u.s.
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sorlmcnt Of
BROAD CLOTHS,
Casimeres, Satine,ts, Silk Velvet, plain
and figured Satns, Valencas, Marseil-
les and swan down Vestings, Velvet.
cen, Shir,iugs and Sheetings.
Also, splendid assortment Of Hand
kerchiels, Cravats, Stocks, Shirts, Shir,
Collars, French and English Mernoes,
Canton & woollen Flannels, Suspenders,
Gentlemen's kid, silk, and chene cotton
Gloves, Umbrellas, and a splendid assort-
ment of trimmings Of all kinds; just re-
ccived and Tor sale low, for cash or good
winter Wheat.
LEATHER.
A variety Of Calf, Kip, and coarse upper
leather of the best quality.
The subscriber feels thankful for pas,
iavors aud now ilallers himself tina, ne
can sell as cheap, as any other establish.
uen, in town. JOHN SHULER.
Ottawa, August 10, 1874.
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LEATHER.
Stoves and Crates.

Stoves and Crates.
VUSr received, good assortment Of
" Cooking Stoves, Cannon Stoves,
Crates for fire place, odd CRATES for Can.
non Stoves and n good lot Of Tin ware,
for sale, cheap, at the Iron Store.
ID. NEWTON.
Ottawa, Sept. 81, 2s44
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Ero,, Steel and Mails,


Together with the heaviest stock Of
STOVES HOLLOW ARE, TIN SHEET IRON COPPER WARE,
Fever wljcl will exchange -four
cash. respectfully invite those who wish for good bar
caJob repairing done. j. MANLEY co.
n.
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CAreDINls

VIII be done Tor the usual price, OF cts per H.,
in cash, wheat or wool Also, cardlng and spin
ming a, reasonable prices, varying from 10 to 20
NOR ppuul
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To the pubIic.

To the Public.
4 HAVE taken the soap aud candle factory
4 lately carried on in this place by J. J. HIN,
aud willkccp constantly on hand supplies of soap
and candles.
will retail ialow candles Of tho hes, quality
for one shilling per pound, aud hard soap u, six
cents per pound, and soft soap at two dollars per
barrel. ANTHONY LlNDLEY.
Ottawa. July O, 1912. Oft.
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Wheat.
VXTHEAT is wanted at the stone store,
w Peru. for which the highest mar
ket price will be paid in cash or goods.
BALDWIN a. brewster.
Peru, Sept. s, 1874
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sc. & w. q. Earl.

Painters and Clusters,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
On La Sale street. west side oi,hc pubic square
one door north OF the Iron Store.
Carriages, Signs, Houses &c, painted to order
on reasonable terms.
Aug. 10. 1874. oo'''
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sugar aud MOiassrs.

Sugar aud MOiasscs.
A PRIME article Of new crop, just
IN. received and for sale by the hid.
or bbl., at the Stone Store.
BALDWIN q BREWSTER.
Peru, Nov. %, 1874. 23,u.
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0IrgpY In0HElGltl.
lEAGlLlE IHlOIrNlL,
PERU, ILLINOIS.

THE subscribers. having recently opened tho
! house heretofore known as the Peru Hotel
hope, by strict attention to business. to merit q
share Of public patronage.
The house has been ref,ted, the furniture i,
new. the table aud bar at all times shall be sup.
rsied with the best, and no pains spared to make
those comfortable who may favor the with call.
A commodious barn has been erected on the
preniscs. and an attentive os,ler always in aticn-
dance. w. W. q J. DRESSER
Peru, August Q, lsla.
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rENilE subscribers are now receiving q
- complete aud well selected assert.
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nr. u. ScI,crnlcriiOTn

OFFERS his professional services TO tne cur
" zens of Ottawa and vicinity o'i'co D"
Co,umbus street between Canal and Clinton.
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q. L.. Thompson,
.yabcZ Fitch,

Justice cfM Peace, Ofiara' U.S.
Office on Front Street, in the store room lately
occupied by l.. w. Link, Esq,
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Fall ana Winter Goods,

Fail ana Winter Goods,
among which are the following -
Black, blue, green, and mixed broad
cloths, satIinetts, Kentucky Jeans, hard
times, fustians, &c; black, blue, green,
and brown figured and plain alpaca ;
black and blue black dress silks, b0mJa-
zines, alIlpines, merlnoes, cambrlrs, cd
gings, inserlings, scar(s; baudanna, pom.
gee, and cambria handkcmhicis, black
silk crayats; sewing silks, tai.l, cords,
fringe, merino and blanket shawIs, fan
nels, checks, linscys, tichings, hickory,
the drilling, gloves, mittcns, waddlng,
batting, hickory bIeachcd and brown
shee,ing and shifting, callcocs a large as
sortment, &c, &c.
Hardware.
Saw mill and cross cut saws, Land and
wood saws, files Of all descriptions, shov-
els, spades, manure forks, shovel and
tongs, sad irons, hoes. pitch forks, log
and trace chains, broad axes. hatchels,
Collins axes, sleeves, grid-irons, patent
egg friers, wheel heads, sleigh bells,
whips, lanterns, candle sticks, Britannia
lamps, whie-wash, horse, clothes and
hair brushes, curry combs, cattle and wool
cards, knives and forks, butcher knives,
table and tea spoons, snuhers, gimblets,
chopping knives, till, trunk, and pad locks,
sheep shears, butts and screws, door latch.
rs, trowcls, hinges. States, coffee mills,
rope, quilts, blank books, paper, &c, &c.
Also, large assortment of crockery,
boots and shoes, groceries, &c, &C.,
which we offer for sale, low for cash or
produce. CUSIlMAN & GRlDLEY.
Ottawa. Oct. IL, 1874. l7.N.
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william NJ. True.

.Agent Of The Illinois Mutual Fire ms"
rance Company,
OTTAWA, Ill.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

TBSlIE subscriber has just received
4 from Philadelphia, splendid as
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27
Jan. 20, 1874.
the New York Spectator.
Err FROM JOE SMITH.

NAuvoo, [lll.] Nov. ID, 1913.
! Jour letter of the 24th ult. has been
we'd; its contents duly appreciated;
Ienor candidly considered; and, ac-
manner of judging all things in
proceed to answer you, and shall
bditnte whether mathematical pro-
upon the truth of revelation, or
mulgated by me or Moses, can be
and principles existing in tho sys-
knowledge.
are g capable of being most un.
without being governed by the
ps influence" will best be decided
trs, as all past experience most as.
Without controversy, that friend.
igent beings would accept as sim
from love. a nd that love grow
hich is ns much a part Of reli.
a part of Jehovah. Hence the
love hath no man than
.flay down his life for his friends.
i: "as | have proved myself to be
Dar'nc, | must excuse you when
we must leave these influences to
ne meaning of philosophical d.
taken in various ways. If, as the
apply the term, you infer that I
a ;. victory, and been strengthened
religion as Practised by the popular
? through the aid of colleges, semi.
;'etles, Missionary boards, financial
fna gospel money schemes, then
such a combination Of men and
o form Of goodness without tho
written, will destroy the wis.
Beware lest airy man spoil you
lhy and vain deceit, after the RI.
world, and not after the doctrine.
If the inference is, tina, by NOR.
?, and more truth from the Lord
as man of God, then YOU rea
n the weight of the sentiment i,
influence is left to the mass.'' I'D,
pes Of thorns or figs of thistles.' -
! follow out the figure and say, III,
plans and measures, together will
ID success. SO far, are calculate
m over my whole being; and I
the most extraordinary man q
The boldnoss Of my plans an
adily be tested by tine touch ston
systems. projects and adventure
is a matter Of fact-and the fat
'wer Of God | translated the bool
hierogliphics, tho knowledge
0 the world. In which wondeI
lone, m unlearned youth, to con
wisdom and multiplied ignoranc
turies-with new revelation
'ould receive it) 1.-THE everlastir
ess would open the eyes Of mo
red millions Of people; and NAL
aths," wherein If a man walk
y Of God blameless, no shall i
!. And Jesus Christ, who wa
come, has borne me sofeIy ov'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27
20 EFT Il Y.
For the Arkansas Intelligencer.
cATE NEEL, A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG

INES, PARE NEEL. A BEAUTIFUL YouN
Z WIDOW. 49,.
i.hrsslh life, dear Cate, our wants are such
N,sliIbm the cradle to the crutch,
1sa tssde- ties of social life
Inn u och man to seek wife:
I,one a. loud and accents clear,
Echlt too a cavalier.
E'er svthly bliss sublmed again,
GYSHe alone would give us pain;
si'hon situde we'll shun the most,
Make ssciel life our constant boast;
Ard sseit sffs lst all revere
~ 40 wife or cavalier. r..
Wbep brings not her gentle mate
The n love is heard to prate,
And d, or wall in pensive moan
~ ID to fly or feed alone:
aature>do,h appear -.
for her cavalier.
love with kind intent -.1...
life, hath woman sent;
icing, frail, and weak
h.ly aid inclined to seek:
rage then. insult and fear,
kithful cavalier.
|of woe known but to you,
Ppear when borne by two:
dark to Enclid's mind
pms aid are soon defn'd,
lch is doubly drear
. wife nor cavalier.
|e disease succeed to health,
ease. the reign of wealth,
DO loud and warm before
ortune's heard no more:
Yl dry the scading tear
have no cavalier.
Of life by :hrift supplied
spiced when you preside,
stale, insipid too
ID alone, or not with you.
!. speak in guse sincere
your plighted CAVALIER
Jan. 20, 1874. II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

In New Dreams, man was hned $lO for
whistling in Chnch. That was "Paylng dear for
his whistle"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Loaters.-lifferent uations have different kinds
Of loa!ers. The Italian Ioafer spends his time in
s!eepng-the Turkish loafer in droaming-ths
Spanish in prayng-the French in laughing-,he
English in swearing the Russian in gambling
the Hungarian in smokng-the German in drink
ing-and the American in talking politics.-
Which Of these different kinds of oafing is the
most destructive to morality?
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

The Mean Man.-The mean man that wo men.
toned the other day. as walking after his natural
decease, TO avoid paying his funeral expenses. is
turied at last. We get the intelligence from that
man Marble, who does up Yankee doings at the
American theatre. The moan man is buried,
Marble says, but his relations wouldn't 90 to his
funeral until they ware hired as mosners.-N a.
! Pie.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Reader, art thou in prospar,yl be grateful to
Him from whom oil earthly good proceeds. Arr
thou in adversely, remember that He who rules
the thunder, is all powerful to cast from thee tho
bitter cup. rr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

When the thunder rolls, drowned men, in all
their ghastliness, rise to tho tops of their wnterv
graves. Even when the storm of affection Is
heard. bterest thoughts rise up from the still
depths Of the soul, ana make US gaze with strain.
cd eyes and blanched cheeks on the corses of ,bv.
gone hopes. r-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Adr're Graffs.-Shut your eyes to the faults of
your neighbors, open them very wide to your own.
Stop your ears whiIo gossips and slanderers are
speaking OF others. Take your fingers away to
listen to the voice of friendly admonition.
OPen your mouth but seldom, and never bu, I'd
The point and purpose. Shut it close when mis-
Judging friendship holds the glass to your lips.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-01-27

Tie maiden wep,; and said, ''why weepest
thou, maidenl" She answered not, neither did
she speak, but sobbed exceedingly; and again
asked, why weepest thou?" when she said, "uhat 8
that 10 yru! mind yc,sr oqrn susine.sf"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-09

the Coalition of whom the defeat II Mr. Clay the only
"hJeet common 10 hrm all. has t.eu tftced-,arh Of
The jealous rivals hoping. in The VI his success to
be able to acquire the aseendeney their Weak IN.
siromeh. Mr. Polk. and 10 use him as a ladder upon
which they might ascend 10 The Chief Msslstmey. The
recent developments in South Carroll na-comm,ni upon
Which ! must defer for another occssion-speak vol
nnesnpon this subject, when rev leWtd In connec, ion
with events elsewhere.
Congress. as you aware. assembled last Monday
and, tell II not III Gath The very s,cnnd day o the
session, the Lotgoeo House of Representatives. by
maony Of 20, resclnded The long standing resolution by
which Abolition petitions have been heretofore excluded
lrom HAT BODY And, remarkable say tins act, the
bare mention Of which has heretofore thrown that body
into COMMISSIONS. effected without debate. and mo-,
one single vla oi wrath uneoIked the OCCASION
And this, i",, notwithstanding Banwe Rhelt was IN
his seat. with all the 'ch,ay' of South Carollua by
his side! Virginia. loo, dumb, expect of course.
To see "protesiundo in the mornings Enquirer. II a
Wig Congress had done snch deed HE ioch Of civil
war would have teen brandished. swords would have
eared by thousands fl IN their seabbards-(a least II
would have been talked ahou) but now. II any man
chofer is up his atierance manifested ,hohtd Alas
for Southern rights aud feelings. when their "nauial
allies" Of the Norh so cavalerly dispose Of then,
The Presidents Message have barely had time to
glance over. M portion 81 II struck with much
ioce except hi. remark IN reference to The question Of
Texas Aali;aid htgst, n to II To lie eu,,ci, cd
In bad spirit and 10 be expressed in verse taste Bun
have time (nor will you have roon) for com
ment.
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STOCK S.iLE OF DRY GOODS, SHOES
.i,ND HITS.
NE will sell nj public auction. commencing on
W Wednesday The 18Th Of December. u, the si1e
OF Nm. j. Wills, his rntire Stock OF DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS. Sc. amounting Il, ahoul
&l3,uuO. Amongst his assortment afr. VIA:
Caheo aud Ginghans. n large assortment.
Monslins. Cashmeres and Chusaas and all kind ot
Ladies' dress Goods
Cloths Cassimeres and Nes'in.s.a large assortment
Cassineiis Kentucky aud Glasgow Jeans.
Rej. White and Yellow Fannels.
lndsrys, bed Ticks aud Aprnn Checks.
Bleachcd and ifonn d, mrs,ics. a large assortment
Alsn, general assnrlm,nt of Hats, CAPS afid
SHOES, and yariuus other Goods loo numerous IL
mention.
Sa's will continue from day 10 day until comp
mud all articles sud without limit OF reserve aud Gouds
sold III lots To SUIT purchasers.
Country merchants and others arr rcspecilu fully invi
ted 10 attend above sale. the assortment, viii he wor
thy nj their attention
Terms al sso--Ihne months credit for all sums over
SO f approved negotiable paper, aud all undtr
500, cash will be required.
TALBOT & LANlER, Auc,'rs.
December 2 tSDT
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L Eot Es.Cik
CiNCiNArri PORK MARLEr, Nov. e.

hees.-Ihree ar fur days OF the past week have
been very favorable Tor eating and packing operations
and brisk business has bcen dtlyen In to SATURDAY
last, according 10 the hest vlenre have adunt 90
ooo Hogs had been Slaughtered. The iullnwng sales
have culhe Ia ouf hnowledee since our last Review
Soo head S25aa2bo; 100 head rather light. hut puud
bacon hogs nj 2.o1, 10 head nj 2ta, 700 head. large
and fine. al go ruund lot medium and llg hcs and 2
40 in heaviest. GOO head, good bacon hogs. al 80
$500 head. IN Two lois 260 lur and 27O ur the
other % head. good medium SIZE. at 2.ao, several
small lots light aud medium. NJ 2.5Od2 o. Several
nls. amounting altogether To about 1000 head. held for
days al about 10. have been enliup ,lnflnp the
week TN droycrs account These quotations Indicate n
slight decline. but give very hule encouragement the
packets prcsrnt lnn the Eastern cities The weather
is sui again, drlaaly, and not favorable. The pens
are generally pretty well filled.
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Dec. Q
R.DF(.HYEC.V.

NE RS. w. Q. RICE IS gralenI 70 her polfons n
ton they have manifested by continuation OF their pat
nnage which she will endeavor merit by using
ry effort for the improvement and future happiness Of
their Children believing that # they be trained in the
way they should go, they will sel1om depart from IT,.
aud if they should TIN, The impressions winch made
IN youth. by the advice instruction. VI faithful moth
or or teacher, will be as iasman 10 draw them back
from the paths Of error, restrain them from wander
inn into them.
Having taught lG years with but little inermisson,
her health is impaired by the confne ncn' and labor Of
large school that she proposes reducing the number of
pupils to and raising her terms 10 10, per session
Of five monihs
She hopes this arrangement will meet the approba ion
Of her patrons. being assured that they will be much
benefited as their children will receive instruc
tipn, and have more attention paid 10 their department
than in large ProniscuOus schuO taught by one IN per
ltct health.
Dtc.g VA.
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CASH EibE2 w
BANK BOOKS.
.NeESh s. HOO Il Il O a. e

Az OF hand probably the largest slock of BLANK
II BOOKS ever kept in any establishment IN
the State, and equal perhaps greater than is usually
nr' with, already n,adc at the largest manufactures
North
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