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ard be the monarch over the whole or part of Mex
ico fthc Prince de Jonville is enterprsing enough
TO threaten to steam over the channel with hostile
intent upon Liverpool, or London, or Bristol, and
to abet the idea Of making the Mediterranean q
French lake, it is quite probable that he would
think such an enterprise in America as the enthrone-
n,ent of himself over the whole or part OF Mexico
feasible That Mexico may, IN the main, retain its
present integrity territory, is altogether prooaoe
and assurcdy desirable TO the United Staes but
she NAV precipitate herself into measures which
will render this impossible In her present state OF
morals and opinion, all the governments on earth
combined unless by main force, and Just so long as
the main force continued to be applied, could NOT
prevent those internal connections which make her
externally weak. The Mexicans labor under o
physical intellectual nferority to their nsighpors Of
Inc United States which results from their vices
and their vices are the offspring OF their superstition
and bigotry. An intoerant priesthood must ever
be productive of such state of things and this ex-
lists in Mexico in its plentude. More than any
other cause, did such priesthood bring on the
French revolution. ~
Mr.. Burke, in his letter to a member of the Ma
tonal Assembly, introduces the following remarks
which are true in all the past history ofan and ,ri
be in all his future history, If The corid 'pere 10 las
800 900 years. as some believe 10 ,cH instead of being
demolished in December next, which Mr.. Miller
TO be certain with as great an arr OF con
idence as he affirmed its termination in April last.
Mr.. Burke said, "Men qualified for liberty, II
exact proportion to their disposition To- put mora
chains on their own appetites; in proportion as the
love of Justice is above their rapaciy; in proportion
as their soundness and sobriey Of understanding
above their vanity and presumption; IN propoIuo.,
as they are more disposed to listen to the counse -
the wise and good, in preference to the hHttery ol
knaves. Society cannot exist, unless conirIn'ns
power upon appetite and will be placed somewnere
and the less Of il there is within, the more here
must be without It is ordained in the eternal con.
sttution Of things, that men o. s,a. ,po;1 s.,,sr.
o"h"o' 70 AN AMERICAN.
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OBITUARY.

DlED-Near Pontiac, Livingston county, H.,
on The 9th inst, Mrs. Martha Fosrrn, consort
OF John Foster, in thc 9th year Of her age.
Mrs. +. was a consistent member of the Metho-
dist church. and has doubtless gone join her IA
ther, who but year ago took his departure, ex-
hor,ng her to abe ready to meet him in the clouds
OF Heaven" Then she wasin full health and
vigor. But she has gone to "whcre the wicked
cease from troubling and tho weary are at rest
An allectionatc husband mourns her loss. MANY
friends TO whom she was endeared by her kind.
ness will long remember her. Mar.
DIED--At Peru, H., on Thursday evening.
Feb. 27ih 10 The 25,h year Of her age, Mrs
CHRISTIANA b., wife P. NJ. KildulI, Esq, aud
daughter Of, the late Asa Mann, Esq formerly of
Mansfield, Tioga county, Pennsylvania. Her
funeral will be attended on Saturday tho LIST
inst. at 10 o'clock p. N. The friends are To-
vited.
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LA SALE Circuit Court--la C6aneery-le-
,i,ion for PsriI,i 'r.-Wiliam ii. ". Cus!-
man C.. John Y. 4. Hoes, lanes II Wood.
wnTth, Henry l.. Brush. Ann Woodwork,
widow, and Saunders Woodwork. and James
Wordsworth, heirs at lazy 81 Kobcg. T. Nood-
worth.
Office is hereby given TO Ann
w Woodwork, widow of Robcr! p.
Woodwork, and Saunders Woodworth,
and James Woodworth. heirs at law o!
Robert i. Woodwork, deceased, that. at
the March term A. ID. 1914. of said court
the said William II. W. Cushman filed
his petition in said court, praying that a
partition he made of the north east quar-
ter Of section No. ten, (l0) in township
No. thirty three, (33) north of range No.
three, (3) east of the third principal meri-
dian, between the said petitioner, and
john V. A. Hoes. Henry l.. Brush James
IL. WoodwoIth, and Robert p. Wood
wort Aud such proceedings were there.
upon had, tina, the said court appointed
Geo. II. Norris, Nj. E. HOLSTER, and f.
). Leland, commissioners to make said
partition, and 10 set eff one fourth part of
said land To said petitioner, one fourth par,
10 said Hoes, and one half part 10 said
Brush. and to said James II. and Robert,
=. Woodwortli, claiming under said
Brush. And afterwards, at the November
term A. d. 1874. of said court. the said
petitioner, by Glover q Cook his solci.
tors, suggested the death of said Rober,
Z Wondwor,h, and obtained leave TO
make his legal representatives, parties to
said suit. Now therefore, unless YOU, the
said Ann Woodwork, Saunders Wood.
worth, and James Woodwork, shall per-
sonally be and appear before the said cir.
cui. court of said county, 10 he holden al
The court house in Ottawa, on the 2Slh
day of March next. and show cause if any
you have, against the prayer of said pe,l-
ton. ,hesame will be granted, and the
said partition decreed accordingly.
l.. LELAND, Clerk of said Court.
BY S. DooLTTLE, Deputy.
GLOVER & Cook, Soils for comp't.
Ottawa, Fob. %, l845. 81.
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De,,r"c,ivc Pire i'm New York.
The Tribune buildings Consumed

The Tribune Buildings Consumed
Amount Of Property Destroyed.
We learn from the New York Herald
that at about o'clock on Wednesday
morning terrible fire was discovered 10
be raging in the block Of buildings occn-
pied as the Tribune printing establish
men,, corner of Spruce and Nassau streets.
Every effort was made by the fire COM
panies to master the raging element, but
TO no purpose, and IN the course Of a cou-
pie Of hours after the notice of the frs,
blaze, the Tribune newspaper concern,
The periodical depot of Mr.. w. II. Ora.
ham, the bookseller and stationeIs' eslab-
lishment Of Jansen &qeBell, the liquor
store occupied by Mr.. Kennedy, and the
German establishment of the Deuische
SchnelIpost-a German journal publish
ed IN this city for the last three wears
with large stock Of books, &c, were
totally consumed with all they contained
Mr.. Graham los! no, only his stock, but
$500 in cash aud his gold watch, and
narrowly escaped with his life by leaping
out of an elevated window upon the deep
snow beneath. Some insurance is enec.
ted upon these buildings, but nothing like
the actual loss. Kennedy had no insur-
ance, and the DeutSche SchneNpost very
litile.-Janscn & Bells loss is ovor SlO,-
600. Greeley a. McElra,h at least as
much. The origin Of the fire is a.ribu-
ted to the negligence Of boy who, in
klndllng fire in one Of the rooms of the
Tribune establishment, made use of a
newspaper to promote the draught which
not only took fire, but took wing to some
n other apartment, and set fire to mass of
papers, and as the partitions in the inte-
rior were composed Of wood, the pro-
gress of the flames was rapid in the en-
IRENE. We are happy to state (says the
HeraId) that no lives have been lost, al
though several persons slept in the build
ing where the fire broke out
There is an insurance of So 900 on the
Tribune Buildings, and $4,000 on the
Tribune printing materials.
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A late Madsonian contains the follow
ing rather significant announcement. We
go in strong for paying printers our
selves:
I'VE have most abusive letter from an
er-subscriber, charging us with getting
him turned out Of office, because he
would not pay his subscription Mr..
is informed that, when we detected
his purpose to swindle us, we did all in
our power to have him turned OUT That
he has been turned out we are most
happy 10 learn. Gen. Jackson used, in
variably, to turn out men, whether high
in office or low, for swindling 'newspa.
per printers;' and we trust every Presi.
dent we shall have, whether dcmscral or
wing, will keep up the practice.
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n E w GOO DS!!
Latest Arriraii


WNTM. TRUE & SON have Just
v opened their fall supply of fancy
and staple goods, direct from Boston and
New York, and are prepared 10 show
their friends and the public a splendid as
sortment Of rich and fashionable goods
Our stock is now by lar the larges, and
most complete in Ottawa, and comprises
almost every article usually called for
and we are determined TO offer them al
prices so i0C that persons wishing to pur.
chase will find il for their interest to
buy Of us.
Among our new goods will be found
some splendid patterns of Mouslin de
LANES, Cashmere d'Ecosse's plain and fl.
cured Apacoas, S-4 and A Calicoes,
black and colored Merinos fancy cravats
and ilandkerchiefs, Shawls Of various
kinds, bonnet and cap Ribbons, new style
fancy Cassimeres, Mackinaw Blankets,
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satlneus, Yes
tings, Kentucky Jeans, Hard Times,
FlanneIs, &c, &c, together with gene
raj assortment Of
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aneO Yankee Deiicacy.-Yaukee land
has redeemed the pumpkin from it insig-
nilicance and made il choice delicacv
The Name Cullivator gives a recipe for
cooking beels, which deserves attention
for its novelty. Having washed them
free OF dirt, roast them in the fire rs YOU
do Potatoes.-When the process of cook
ing is completed, peel and serve up in
the usual manner. 1t is dish fl, for the
stomach of the most fastidious epicure.--
Dem. I'm.
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The London Times says tina, Gen.
Jackson's life has neither been useful nor
ornamental. The Columbia Register,
however, thinks the Times will admit it
is illustrated with cuts as at New Or.
leans.
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Iron store.

- TONS of assorted IRON and
EO STEEL, just received al the Iron
Store, and for sale Il, reduced prices ion
cash. ALso,
) bales Of Cotton Yarn, = superior quail
~.
30 kegs of Juniata Nails.
l dnz. Collins Axes, I.aih iIaichets,
Hand Saws, Door Locks, augers, Brace
Bits, Compass Saws, Butts and screws,
log chains, trace chains, buggy springs.
sad irons, frying pans,&c, &c. ALSO.
Bureau and cupbord trimmings. glass and
mahogany knobs, brass knobs, chest
locks, knives and forks, shears, window
springs, window glass; brass candle
sticks and snntIers, mill files, horse rasps,
wood files, iron squares, block tin and
wooden faucets, door laiches and bolts.
Boots and shoes, shoe brushes, and
backing, &c.
DRY GOODS.
Brown and beached sheetings, calcoes,
glnghams, drlllings, linens, &c.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Webs,er's and Sanders spelling books;
LIST. I'd. and Sd, Eclectic Rreaders letter
paper, foolscap, ruled and unruled. Also,
wheels and patent wheel heads.
GROCERIES,, &c.
Sugar, coffee, tea, salaraius, pepper,
spice, molasses, ground alum salt, in
sacks and salt in barrels, &c. &c.
d. NEWTON.
Ottawa, July 10, 1874.
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a shes! Ashes (!
Stoves and Crates.
Ottawa. Sept. II, 1874

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Livingston county,
Livingston Circuit Court, April term, 1915
Andrew Mcmillan vs.. Susan Mcmillan Bill
for divorce.
n ME above named defendant Susan
Il Mcmillan. will take notice that u
summons has issued in the above entitled
cause. returnahle 10 the above stated term
of court, aud agains, said defendant, aud
that the complainant has filed his affidavit,
setting forth that said Susan Mcmillan is
not a resident of the State of Illinois. as
he verify believes therefore, if the said
defendant does not appear at the above
stated term of the court, to be holden in
Pontiac, on the fourth Monday in April
next, and defend the matters and things
in compliments bill of complaint alledg-
ed against her, the same will be taken as
confessed. and decree entered therein
accordingly. ID. S. EBERSOL.
Feb. ~, ls45 35-3,. Clerk
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Save lsie Pieces.
new STORE.

FH>ilE subscribers have just opened in the town
Il u! La Sale, large and well selected assort-
ment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,Uare and
Crockery,
which they will dispose of on the most reasonable
terms for all kinds of country produce
Cash paid for Pork, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Hides,
Tanw and Bee's.waX.
They are also prepared to store all kinds Of
produce, aud attend to the delivery and shipment,
of the same, on which they will make liberal ad-
vances in cash or merchandise, at terms that cal-
not fail to please customers.
HARDY 81 JOHNSTON.
la SalIe Ian 3, 1915. 39--m
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Land Agency.
VEVHE undersigned have established an office for
Il the transaction ofa.

VIE Undersigned have established an off &c for
L. the transaction 81
General Land agency Business.
Particular attention will be raid 10 the purchase
and sale of land, to The payment oftaxes and All
lustment OF disputed tiths, They have prepared
themselves with large assortment of mars and
documents, relative to The qualify. location and
situation OF lands in northern Illinois.
ConWyahcing, in all It's branches. EXAMINING
titles and pcdtctng abstracts thereof, will receive
prompt attention. OHeof the firm having for the
past ten years been in the practice Of surveying
IN La Sal le county. and some Of The adjoining
counties, has ohtalned from personal observation
accurate knowledge of all ,hc lands in La Sale
county, and much of the Ia DIS in Tie adjoining
counties
communications, postage raid, enclosing fec
% -, requesting any general information, win
meet WIN prompt attention Commission on
sales per cent; @rGiving an accurate desctip-
ton Of quality Of soil, location quantity of tim
Der IN each single lot of lard "a so acres or less.
81 5O-onc and half cents per acre for any
quantity over 81 acres The official certificate Of
The county surveyor. if required will be given Of
any tract Of land ia La Sale county.
For payment Of taxes on any number of tracts
Ices Than ten, 90 cts each; allover ten tracts, %
CTS. each.
The undersigned are corresponding members
Of the American Land Agency Association, the
principal Office Of which is located in New York
city, wish branch Offices in Philadelphia, Boston,
and Liverpool. NORRIS & HOLBROOK. :.
Ottawa H., Dec %, 1874. 26-y
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Novel Application ofthe Water Gre
"A married couple, who had for several
years lived in state Of anti-coniugal har-
mony, determined 10 part and made an
appointment with each other, to meet at
nolary's to sign the deed Of separation
TO arrive al the Office Of the man Of law
they had 10 cross lake, and, as il hap
pened, they both embarked on the same
boat. On the passage storm arose, and
the boat upset. The husband, being a
good swimmer, soon reached the shore
in safety; on looking round him, 10 see
the fate Of his fellow passengers, he dis
covered his wife still struggling for her
life, bu! in imminent danger. a feeling
of his early affection returned 10 him, and
plungng again into the water, he swan
10 her and succeeded in rescuing her.
When she recovered her senses, and
learned to whom she owed her life, she
threw herself into his arms. lie embra-
ced her with equal cordially, and they
vowed an oblivion of all their differences,
and that they would live and die together
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window SASH,

Fresh Groceries.
II UST received
ag Prime New Orleans sugar
New Orleans mnlasscs
Havana and Rio coffee
Young Tyson teas
Loaf and lamp sugar
Ginger. pepper, alspice, nu'mcgs
Saleratus, cassia, cloves, chocolate
Saltpeire, copperas, indigo, mustard
Smoking and chewing tobacco
Pipes, Scotch and Maccaboy snuff
Powder, lead, shot, gun caps
Superior white lead, llnseed oil
Shy 10 window glass, pals, wash tubs,
&c. &C. for sale low by
Nov 8 CUSHMAN 81 GRlDLEY.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, Livingston county IS.
In the Circuit Court within and for said
county aud State, April rornl, Is IS -ErDoyie
Johr More, administrator of Jonathan More.
Reconsideration for the sale of real estate.
"a 70 Nancy Smith, (lale Nancy More,
Il widow Amos Smith, Richard
More, Joseph More, Robert More. Ran.
dolph II. Maxwell. and Mabel Maxwell
his wife, Tram More, John Mcdowell,
and Elizabeth Mcdowell his wife, Fran
CTS E Barnard, and Sarah Barnard his
wife, Jesse More, Hannah More, Jerc-
mlah Travis, and Unice Travis his wife,
James Lee More, William More, Thorn.
as II. More, Iyra j. More, and Anderson
Francis More. children and heirs at law
of Jonathan More, deceased.
Take notice that the personal assets %!
said decedent, are insufficient, to pay the
debts proved against HIM, and therefore
at the next term of said circus, court, Ia
be holden at Pontiac in said county, on
the fourth Monday Of April next, | shall
present a petition praying an order OF
said court, for the sale of the real estate
OF said deccdcnt, for the purpose of pay.
ing his debts, or for the sale of so much
thereof, as shall be necessary for that pur.
pose. when and where you may attend
and show cause if any you have why the
prayer of such petition should not be gran
ted. JOHN MORE, .3dm'r.
A. GRIDLy, ATTY.
February II, 1915. 35-3t.
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DRY GOODS,
IEardWaVc--ssOO and SliOes--

thUCLNIES.
QUEENSW ARE, HATS AND CAPS,
CLOTHING, Sc. &c.
We will take in exchange for our goods
Flour, Wheat, Oats, Corn, Potatoes, Oni.
ons, Beans, Hides, Tallow, Bceswax
Butter FIaxseed, &r. &C., for all of which
we will pay the highest market price.
Call and examine cur sock before YOU
purchase
Ottawa Nov 1874.
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New Fan ana Winter Goods..

ME subscribers have just received
a from Philadelphia, an entire nfie
assortment of seasonable GOODS. con-
sisliag in part as follows. viz:
5000 yards Calicoes,
4oG0 do 81. Al, and 5-4 bleached
and brown shirtings and shee,ings,
so pairs wooden blankets,
BROAD I.OTHS,
cassimeres, gray fall clolh, sa,incus, Ken
lucky jeans, linseys, woollen and cotton
flannel, vestmgs, cold and black merinos,
alpaca, bombazino, velvc,s salins, hand
kerchiels, new stvle 81 Orleans shavls.
gloves, mius, together with full assert
men, Of trimmings, &c. &c.
II ard w are.
Butts and screws. hammers, gimble,s,
augers, axes, ha,chets, Rowland's mill
and Spears hand and other saws, knives
aud forks, cutlery, &c. &c.
Mats s. Caps.
Russia, silk, and wool Hats Of the latest
fashion, fur, patent leather, and cloth
Caps for men and boys.
BOOTS & S II OES
Men aud boys thick boots and brogans,
women shoes and booiees, childrcns
shoes, &c.
Crockery Ware,
Glass ware, stone ware, stationery, ink,
quilts, school books, dye stufs, and full
and general assortment Of
GrOce les,
together with thousand other alticles
all of which will be sold at the loves
prices for Cash or Produce. Persons
who wish cheap goods are solicited to
call at the Cheap Store formerly occupied
by John Hoffman, Esq, where they can
not fail being pleased
DAY e BROTHER.
Peru, Sept. IL, 1874.
N. b. We will pay the highest price
in Cash for good Wheat. Wanted al
kinds Of Produce in exchange for Goods
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salt.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

A L the next term of the circuit court
"a. holden in La Sale county, on Fri
day the 28tI Of March next, We shall APP
ply 10 said court to order a gale Of 50
much of the real estate Of Joseph An
drews, late Of said county, deceased, as
shall be sufficient TO pay the remaining
debts chorgeable against said decedents
estate. When and where all persons in
teresled can appear and show cause to the
CONTRARY, if any they have.
l.. J.. BULLOCK, .4im'r.
ABIGAIL HULL, .4dm'r.
Jan. 81, 1915. 33.6l.
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Caution.

NM HEREAS my wife Cajharine
w has left my bed and board. with
out reason, cause, or provocation, there
lore forbid all persons harboring or trus-
ting her on my account; as | will pay no
debts Of her contracting.
FREDERICK CHRISTIAN.
Feb. 81, ls15. 81.
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Edgar Nursery.

FE NllE subscribers, living near Paris,
d Edgar county, Illinois. would res
pec'IulIy inform the public that they lavc
choice variety Of fruit, and ornamental
trees, and large variety Of choice grape
vines and shrubbery at their nursery
which will be sold low FOR cash, and de-
lvcrcd at any part Of the state when tho
order is large enough TO warrant il.
The nursery has been in operation
about 25 years, and we naiier ourselves
that orr varieties are equal 10 any in tho
western country.
JOSEPH CURTIS & SONS.
Paris, Edgar Co. Ills, Nov. %, 1914.
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EashiOnGbie Tailoring.
GEORGE SMITH

ESPECTFULLY returns ,L.nls -,
items Of Ottawa and vicinity far ~. , r 81,
patronage he has heretofore received al u h
70 !he't continuance of the same. Ills ~;
t9rt"g EHaglshmsnt is en- the soptb siaa ~
re PuoHc square, over J. * G. Armour's s,or.
ne Is prepared TO do work on the most reasnna.
p!e terms and warrants all garments mall Nv
MN TO ut. Cutting will be done on shor, no,;c.
ana i,s warranted 70 itif properly made up.
ne latest fashions from New York c,v nv.
1'guIafiy received. which enables lin 10 fuYpisn
sarmen's Of the latest and most approved s,yle.
~ 1910 30u
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N0te.-Ihe cost on each of the above
described tracts Of land is sixteen cents.
Notice is hereby given, that application
will be made 10 the circuit court of Liv.
Ingston county, at the next term thereof,
to be holden at Pontiac on the fourth
Monday in the month of April next, for
judgment against the above tracts of land.
for the taxes, interest, and cost. severallv
due thereon, for the year Ammo Domini
lS43, and for an order to sell the same
for the satisfaction thereof, and all lands
against which judgment shall be rendered,
and for the sale Of which such order shall
be made, will be offered at public sale on
the second Monday next succeeding said
term of the circuit court, at the door of
the court house of said county, for the
amount Of said taxes, interest, and cost.
due thereon.
GARRETT NJ. BLUE, Collector.
Livingston county, Ills.
Pontiac, Feb. 90. 1915.
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NEW GOODS

ENllE Subscribers are now receiving a
complete and well selected assor.-
mpnt or
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Blue aud Black Broad Cloth,
Two pieces Beaver do; fancy and plain
cassimores, super moleskin, so pieces
prints of various styles and qualities {;
cambrics, satlinetls, Kentucky Jeans,
super Rombazinc, English merino,
plaid silk warp, alpaccas. plain and f.
cured do; vesllngs. gmps, umbrellas,
pilot cloth, mousIn dc lanes, Anghans,
plaid linseys, Canton flannel, ,ickings,
apron checks, birds eye diaper, Irish
linen, edgings and thread lace, plaid
woollen shawls, gros de Swiss, silks, .
pieces Competing, &c, &c.
Boots, Shoes, and rsubhcrs.
A good assortment.
boxes Smons axes, and general as.
sor,ment Of HARDWARE.
80 bbls. coarse and fine SALT; hats,
caps, and GROCERIES.
Ottawa. Nov. 7, 1874
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TAI. and Winter VaSI,iopS

and arottI'' prepared to furnish garments in Tho
most approved Eastern style, atthcifold stand on
me public square, west side ofthe court house.
Ottawa Nov g, 1914.