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sures us that Notwithstanding the
terrors which the name of snch a
bonnet naturally suggests, the lips
beneath are decidedly sweet, and
the kissing very smoothly done.
II will hardly do to reveal the fact,
but the truth is, that the ladies are
too fond of conquest. Nothing else
but a determination to bring the
stubborn masculines to their feet,
could have prompted this last stra-
teoic movement. With bonnets a la
lack, they expect the same fortune
which favors the old veteran. Eve
ry one of them will imagine herself
competent to conquer six of us, and
that she is at any rate match for
any one of us. Wo betide those
who endeavor to oppose the Buena
VGsta-the fine view Of their pleas
ant faces. With the Rough and
Ready helmets, what execution will
be done by each female warrior
Behold, she turns her eyes upon you
you drop at the flash! There is
no opposing such light artillery, they
are regular brag batteries. Is hea-
vier metal required, she unmasks
the entertainments of her coral lips,
and shows her teeth. Rafting vol
leys of her prattle are quite as dan
gerous as musketry-and as for a
charge, if she were to make one,
what gentleman could ever success
fully answer it? We cannot regard
this last device as weak invention
of the enemy'-it is very danger
Gus affair. We shall be conquered
by this new tangled weapon. Eve
ry gentleman thus beset had better
surrender at once-there is no doubt
but that the victor will be willing to
hold him as prisoner upon parole
said parole to be given in the pres
ence of the nearest clergyman.
So shall this unequal contest be
averted; and as it is the duty of ey-
cry American, in peace to prepare
for war, it is not improbable that in
consequence there may be raised fol
future service-whole battalions oil
infantry.-PhA. Pub. Ledger.
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OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1917.

unteers, which tumbled fifteen o,
twenty of them in the dust. No,
relishing this unexpected re ceptioni
they turned and fled. In the mean
time, a howitzer had been brought
to bear on them from the battery,
the first shell from which cut down
ten of the hindmost of the retreating
lancers. "Good luck !" shouted one
Of the b'hoys, ga ten strike: Set 'em
nm -
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The trophies which were brought
to this city by Col. Bankhead were
displayed to-day from the War Office
on the side fronting the Avenue. A
considerable crowd was drawn, By
curiosity, in the course Of the day
to see them. They consist of seven
small company or battalion) colors,
and two large flags, which were, it
is supposed, displayed from the Cas-
tie Of San Juan de Ulloa. Four Of
the seven are made Of silk, the 9TH
er four of coarse material-cotton or
bunting. Upon most of them were
emblazoned the arms of the Mexican
Republic; the eagle crushing
snake in its beak, and the prickly
pear. Two of the small flags had
bombshells painted upon them, IN
the act of explosion, and probably
belonged to the corps of miners and
sappers. The emblems were all
painted in miserable style of daub-'
ing, except one, on which the eagle
was beautifully embroidered. But
some mischievous ball or shell SEEM
ed to have made a fearful rent in it
at the foot of the eagle. The largest
flag of all is composed Of three broad
stripes of bunting sewed together,
of different colors, and probably
measures eighteen feet in breadth,
and twenty-four feet in length.
They will be preserved among our
country's archives; and we trust
that all our military trophies will be
duly collected, preserved, and dis
played at one point, so as at once
to catch the eye of the curious spec
tator at Washington Washington
Lnion.
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Tie Upper Mississppi.-Every
boat that departs for the Upper Mis-
sissippi is freighted with American
{ Eastern) immigrants, destined for
the rich prairie lands Of Missouri,
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin. A
healthful stream of population is
settling those regions many pfthem
bearing along all the necessaries for
ease and comfort, as well as the
useful implements Of hiisbandry.
Some are very prudently taking
with them fine specimens Of stock
cattle of the best English breeds /;
Saxon and NIerino Sheep; and pigs
oftle real Berkshire stock. The
widest prophecies in regard to the
increase oflhat country (ten years
ago considered wildly have already
been fulfilled; and observing now
the vast produce pouring through
the avenues Of trade from its rich
soil, the query naturally arises, what
will it be when this steady stream
ofpopulation subdues the whole sur
surface of tillage. The valley OF
the Mississippi may then, indeed, be
called the Granary Of the World
So Louis RereiWe.
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In the note by G. B. Brown to
Volney's view of the United States,
published in 1904, the following re-
mark is made in reference to the ac-
QUESTION of Louisiana. 'This cir
cumstance has aided the imagination
in its excursions into futurity, and
instead of anticipating the extension
of this empire, merely to the sea on
the South, and to the great river on
the North, we may be sure, that in
no longer time, it will stretch Eas,
and west from sea to sea, and from
the North pole to the Isthmus of pa
mama.
The idea that the United States
would extend their dominion over
the whole continent of North Amer
lea appears to have been entertain
ed more than forty years ago, and
from the language of the note, il
seems that it was concurred in by
other persons besides the author.
The annexation of Texas revived
this opinion, and as the present ex-
tent and strength of the States are
more than double what they were in
1904, is now maintained, not mere
ly as matter ofimagination, but with
the confidence of prophecy. The
success of our arms in Mexico can
not be without effect in advancing
the progress of our empire. Occur
rences that have sprung up without
being anticipated; measures ac-
complished in opposition to the views
of those who had reputation for
wisdom the manner in which Tex
as was annexed; the usual COM
mencement of the war with Mexico
would seem to indicate, that the
hand of Providence is directing ouI
destiny, without regard to the poll
cy of man. If this be so, neither do
nestle faction, nor foreign intrigue
or interference can arrest or impede
its progress. The great end must
be accomplished In view even Of
its probability, what is the duty Of
every American citizen? 1t may,
and is likely to take place. About
sixteen millions of Anglo Saxons,
living on little island Of Great Brit
ain, have domineered over the whole
earth. The race has not deteriora-
ted in America, nor lost any Of its
temper or its tendencies, In TWEEN.
| ty years hence, our population, with
its ordinary increase, will be over
thirty-fvc millions, and with their
temper and tendencies, stimulated
under the influence of our institu-
tons, what will these Anglo-Saxons
do? The answer need not be Civ
en-.
With serious view, then, towards
the future, what is our duty? 80 do
nothing that will plant the seed oG a
single dissension, to bind closely the
bonds of brotherhood, to strengthen
the chords Of our alliance, to impress
a sacredness apon the name Of A.
merican, and to cultivate The senti.
ment that we are one people will
one destiny. Upon the continuance
of the Union, our general and per-
sonal prosperity, and the perpituity
of our political liberties, entirely de-
pend, and ia order to preserve them,
Iour attachment to it should Increase
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Wharf.-The Weapons.

The ladies, who are continually
on the watch for means to render
themselves irresistible, have adopt
ed a new fashion Of head gear, call
ed "the Rough and Ready Bonnet"
The articles themselves may have a
very forbidding application, but the
faces under them are as inviting as
ever. A friend Of ours, who is a
judge in such matters, prefers them
to the "Kiss Me Quick" and as
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conquest Of territory, for the,
mere sake of conquest, is incompat-.
ible with the safety of republic. T;
large standing armies are danger-
Gus; our intent is to make peace
with Mexico-.to give to her mild
and just government, and honest ci-
villains in the administration-to send
out of the country every ambitious
chieftain-to disband the whole ar
my-to call on all the Mexican States
to organize State Governments and
establish militia-to place her ON
the same footing as our State and
Federative system; but the Next
cans will not permit it; and here is
the embarrassment of our position.
If we make treaty with one party,
the other will violate it; if we with
draw our armies to-day, tomorrow
we may be compelled to recall them.
There appears to be no other course
left US to pursue than to retain pos
session of what we have conquered
to open the ports under a reason
able tariff-to indemnify ourselves
for the expenses ofthe war-to take
possession of the mining districts
to restore coniidence-to develop
the immense resources of that coun-
try, and leave events to take care
of themselves,
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VOL. VINO. AZ.

with the extension Of the empire. -
The national honor is shared by ev1
cry citizen, and he who impairs It
inilicts an injury upon bis own pat
rimony. They who are guilty Of
acts which tend to dismember the
Union, should be regarded as cons
mon enemies, engaged in propagat
ting the principles of anarchy and
ruin and should be held up as objects
of common detestation.--- Public
Ledger.
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A. II. ROWLAND,
PLY stefan and Snrgeor

PLY stefan and Snrgeon.
Residence on the hill, a few doors west Of the
Fox River lIpu'e. Office the same as hereto
fore occupied by Rowland Il Pearson, ia Red.
dicks Block.
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PUBLIsUED WEEKLY ny
WIN. OS VI AN ~ co.

Second story. North end of Reddicks
new brick bbck, on he pubHc square.
TERMS.
Two D1LLtns per annum il paid in advance;
Two DILLNas anA FIFrY cENIs paid within
six mouths; and rHugE DoLLAns # delayed
until the end of the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and % cents for each suisse
quent insertion. A liberal discount allowed to
those who advertise by the year.
ar NJ paper Discontinued until all arrenrages
are paid, unless at the option Of the Editors
uTCJmninicaillns, 10 insure insertion must
always be free Of plSiage, and accompanied with
the authors name
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DR. HORACE II. B,SFORD.

Having located at Ncrnionvllc, offers his
Professional services to the public and feels a
crnliicncc Crrom his long practice in Michigan
aud II iuoi-,) in bring able To re uder satisfactory
services to those who may lavorhim with a call.
July 10, 1910,
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DR. JOSEPH STOUT,

Oilers his Professional services to the citizens
of Ottawa and vicinity. Office on La Sale St.
OF The room occupied hy the late DR.. Hurhut.
Ottawa, June Il, is45. 47-6n
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'How does the thermometer
stand p asked father of his son.
1T don't stands at all, sir, it hangs !
was the reply, well, but mean
how high is it?' Just about five
feet from the floor 'Pooh! you
goose how does the mercury range"
up and down perpcndicularly.'
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DR. J. PEARSON,

Oilers his professional services to the
Inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity. Of.
nee IN the room adjoining the Free Ira.
der Printing Office, in Reddcks Block.
+. S,-Dr. p. still continues to per.
form operations in all the various branch.
es OF Dentistry, Charges 10 correspond
Nth The timesu!
Ottawa, March ~, lSi7.
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De-. P. SCHERMERHORN.

Oi'rs his Professional services to the citizens
OF Ottawa and vicinity. Office Oh Columbus ST
betwccn Can,l and Clintnn.
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Il. ". HOPKINS, NJ. d.

Phy'cian and Surgeon, OHa1C0, Ills.
O'lers his Professional services to the citizens
of Ottawa and vicinity Ollice over George l.,
Walkers store where he may be found a. an
times except when abson, on professional bust.
ness. August 6 1916.
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O. ID. DAY.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
.9trOrd.
Diice on the east side Of the river over Aliens
Store. 81
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FREMONT HOUSE,
CHlchC IN

J.GJRLEY IL CO., (la,o of the American
Temperance House, Chicago,) have taken the
TremJat House corner Of Lake and streets.
where they will be happy to serve their friends
and all others who will favor them with call
an the best style Nav 1916 6-A5
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A preacher on visit among the
blacks in Virginia, asked one of
them If he knew the use Of the BIZ
blep 80 yes" replied the black,
"massa strap his razor wild him"
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The total cost Of Trinity Church,
On. Y. is sSos, $50,
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Sc TIL G. EARL.

Paintea and Glazier, OHa,ca, hrs
Carriages, Signs, Houses, &c, painted 10 order
anu IN reasonable terms. shop on Columbus
street, near DR.. Schermcrhorn's.
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"Sct 'em pr'-During the bat
tie of Monterey, a detachment of
volunteers were ordered forward, to
protect Bragg's battery, while dra-
Coon horses could be procured TO
supply the places Of those shot down
by the enemy. Marching hurricdIy
out, they were in some disorder,
which was observed by party of
Mexican lancers, who, surprising
them to be retreating, instantly
charged upon them. The officer
seeing their approach, drew up his
men in order behind a chapporel
fence and awaited their charge. On
they came, full tilt, expecting to dis
lodge tho volunteers by their furious
onset, when, at a proper distance,
they received volley from the vol
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.u.sRRFED.

On Ihursdsy morning Isa % ,hs Episcopal
,natsn - THIS iovn, By the Rev. Dr. Alexander
sensss NenNts MIILna. Esq II Msstiasburr. 10
. Briseoe ~ this county.
oathe sIh instant. by shs Rev. l.m,, wan. A..
VIZ t.ock s1LIKRso nlissI oasTar Cor sor s.,h
o. Frederick county. '''@
On Idestsy evening" week, By he Rev. Jos. Ba-
ker. SIR .. Y. whITs0x To- Nil, EIIL. HusSrs.
hsaaf. I'll q Frederick county.
On Ta-sd.v Afternoon. the qolh iasl. BY the Rev.
Jsmes- H. Dsneisn. 4. G. Bnotv3r 10 CrAa1 ".
ten city.
!, On fria., la.i y he Rev. Mr.; bresaRler. Mr..
6hAsusL sTlLr, OF Jefferson County. 20 AIiss AR
RlstceI FABtsn. Of Berkeley ssssniy.
~ Ella .es.h,own. Kea,ueky. on Euesdsy he s,h
instant, BY The key. w. s. Evsns! Dc. J.nss ".
CfvTchsa 20 Miss MAar L. wInrsnsxlTN. d,ueh.
Ter q Nj. Chsries q. mintetsmi,L. formerly Of
Jefferson county, Va.
On ,he ed inst. & the resihenee cf her father,
paul Gibson, 10 HsmbshireS eoantrs Va, By The
tses. Wn. II, Fooie. JANIS X. GIssox. Ess.. 10
Miss MAnf JAsE GfHsos. Of Abingdon, Va.
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Bank Notice.

IN conformity win the Act 81 the Gonsfal
i Assembly cf Virginia. passed On The, ooh
day Of March, lSl1, ipcerporaling the ,BAne
OK MARrissbuaa in ViEamiA. notice i hsreby
given, that books for raising The capital stock,
Ia said Bank will b. opened q. The u s. Hotel
10 MsIliDsburg, on Monday, tie lola sf ntri
month, Mdy.) pnder The superinLendeLcs q.
cnas. -. Faulkner. Daniel BnikhaYf. "a
pund P. Hunter. J.hn w, Boyd aud Gsofks
Doll, jr, or sny three Of them.
N Winchester, .uader The super.ntendence 81
Rashrod Taylor, LLOYD Logan, a. S. BALDWIN.
Euoch y. Bfeedin and Robt 3 Wolf, Of any
thfee OF Them.
81 Shlpherdsfotcn. under ihe observation-disclosures
Of Benjamin II Towner, VIM, Shortf. Henri
Berry. W ifiougbby W webb and John ri. Nc.
Endree, or any three or hem.
~ Charissiq,on, under tho superintend ence 81
Wm r. Lock. Geo. w. sspPineio., Chss. b
Stewart. Vim c. Worlhngi. and Thos Bris.
coe. or any three 81 them.
NJ Bah. under The superintsndence or. ,John,
Strothsr, John w breaihed, lssish Buck,
John O'Ferrail apd cromH Ell 0rrick. OF. any
three Of thefn-and remain pbaa Tor len days
Al the time Of subscribing, $40 Is 10 be psid
upon each share ofsSi0O.
II ApFii % 11l7-lw.
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IS Ltt latter price i Is ~, ~ !
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toc rscsIel plies \ IS ca
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81 fe11. thi,s - l55 c.1ls. <si I<or 1900.
fs1n1. 70 - 1s5 81.
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40 >o111 eenfs CT yellow. 6.Is- - 5.~-s'
yellow le-dsy q siis1 e..
4.ryised ozi, are eortt t8.ts e,s.
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|. VOICE TEo : vsRNoar
rsss,ls.. g: 6 y. W

NJ. ssik ". Fssi. Dear sit--1 h. = ..r.
~ that ene ysar ere last J lane, / k1s SisiehsIy
snseked 9Th cold snd conkh, Win lane
.,ee snd stsnsch, and vas not fsse'froh sconeh
daring Inst sum@er- 10 Decsmhsf folIoelioe
ny cough decreased 10 % alarming srissl, %
mat dafisE that winter lost about thirty I've
pean1s % flesh. and physicisns siih uhom 1
advised ceuId give ne 10 relief ltwsaihoorkl
~ 1ji ihet ] should never recover. AZ nv
good fefiGns would have q, IL March follow.
ine, after suffering exceeding iyf through die
uinier. hessd ~ he beneficial Effects Of wiz
.ars bslsem q wild Cherry, ~ uay Of
ifiend 9hehad received the kreatest bsssft by
ne Use 81 1ks article. end rs ipelised 81 kin,
TO nsks Trial a Il myself, al no Ssrds ca1
express ny obligations 10 Thai friend for thus
demonstrating this article TO me, sol Il the
critical mement be did, for I hsd'not taken ~
ene bo,iis befarsl vas completely cured. sud
from that day 70 this have not bsea ,roobjed
with eoeeh. I can chseffalIy recommend /,
70 ais, g being remedy Of efes. talss. hoping
nsheFs might Be induced TO usa Fcsod Inn, he.
come ebsvinesd 81 10 merits. ana ps,6.ps ,svsd
Rom ne faaigrasp Of eonsuapiion.
FREEMAN NoYEs.
Nafs ssnuiue. bnless signed /. BUTTS on
the wrapper
ar The shove ,sIhatl. iB.I.am s.a :. A.s ), a.
Tnx osore 2. ., q. BEAaD
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|WHh be sold al Public Sale, On Ssiards,
W hsetkiddg ef Nay nsxi. 1t he res idencs
81 Motley pesripg. Herpers- Ferry. the proper
y Of The late Robert Dsiring, dacsssel, con.
sisting Of
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
] sen Hlaclsmitk 7oob, SC. &c.
Tsans;oF SALr.--All sqms Of IS dnd under
cash over IS creds OF / monlhs; bend with
spPrssed sscariiy IL Be kiven before lie proper.
y Is rehofsd
All psrsons having claims sfsinsi he decsas-
ed viii please present lhsm properly anihenli-
ested for collections. Those indebted are re.
l: sas este, % cone fsrAsrd shd nsks Ps5nsn, o.
D W. sAPPINGrON, u.
April %. 1917. .gAlr u Il. Dss,ssr. d.e,a.
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From ne 81 Lsui, P,.nl.,. o.raa.


DrRp-In Santa Re. on The 18Th Of Febrh.rv.
l.'sss. Gsonos = LscKIaxb. Of 81 Lohis, aged IL
Listts [. tass son q Geo. l.askisnd, Who rs.ide,
N this county. He saS siodent IN the Uniyersi,v
q the fisAe rAr ermmeAeed pith Mexico. asd wss
sonsideted one d me loSi pf6misine ySuaI men rs
ha elsss. a. vell 81 he be.A sshol6r he hsd neat
y eoapissrd hisjanios ,e.r. ahen tof6uSesrs Slfe
called 80 10 repair % Melee aud the oppoffhnily
presented i,ss % The ssndeni 10 disthe0ish hfhsr
aPea ~ baltic aeld-he embraeea il md enrolled
his n.fnf q se9nhnan soldier he tss saba ooen,-
y elected md Leaisnass IN Capt MsAi,liaa Con-
PAM. nri.shed 70 rrisess regiment ne 80 e.
E.Es1 2 Tires e.i'les yse slhs1k tho,s uh6 shas-
ID Bent snd others q TsoA
From lsiisrsreseived. no Queer 10 Pries's feri:
men, msini.ineds more spsisble repsls,ios thSnih.
geaerpgs. hisd q his nferinrs aad ,bed;en, a ~.
sdperioss HE desih wss source e noch l.ne.-
ssslee .moes bic hrelhrsn IN arms, - i l. 81 an
Ne -. s.,sisd near Sab. Re. Win de lousr. e
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5000 REWIRDI

20 AN AWAY from the subscr,btr, living
- near Middietewn, Frederick Cd VA, on
saturday night last, Negro Man, named
DAVE.
between II and Is years or age. Aeas siou,,
athletic youth, about 5 feel ! inches Rirh; 1
bright mulaile, or aoNncasi seunfensdee and
suflsn look. His hair is iIcliked "a be s,raight.
He usually Mears cloth cap. HI, heihs rio,h-
iss vas drsb fulIed iinseys bu, he may probably
chsnke this
viii ti,s 800 4 taken within de State,
and secured, $500 lftsken on, Of the State and
restofed Ia ns. ISAAC r.. nIrE.
April S6. lgz7- n
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TUEIs nss, c,pI,,' r,csr j ,,sncio< III, 80
- .o1 Il ~ tls.Is a Us se.ic6, $50 ios1-
r.scs ios l1eie5<a er.i,; ~ .ess5a as insn.
resrs 81 ~, brs.si y % ss,soa ard rs i.sn.
fsscs 3. e'.'.s o.s4 4.scs. I'D n io Is,
<rct1 H>1i1I .iI1 - 1l.rss. % ir;.<oIsf &.
's11@sss - ~ <,e.s. i,rf>::S l.s Irsellac.-
t(I|.ft - q r.css. - kisis 1'i.,s. ksavj
.@.I.r. lee 4'''N.r| ocrs I1ea noI cl11'
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I'm pufsdancs q Dscrss u ne Cirsuii Sd.
- Periot Coort q Lag and C1,nrtfy lor lsf-
!srse1 county, pssnodoetd d ocls6tr Tsrn,
1855 i he snit u loSsfh NsMErrnn md
oiness sgeiu,i 4e1rEt nelnsI3s ard elders. IS
.seers'yas3 viii ssII a pablIc s1c,isn, - s..
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-29
New Spring & summer
Il, GO0RAS.

WILLIAM @. sHlPLEY & co wo,,a
nos. respectfully inform their friends
ana ne Pool'c generally thai ibs5 have just 70.
oeissa and have terssls at Dut6sld's Depot aud
ne E'k branen store, most splendid assort,
SPRING q SUMNER G600s
Which they are Determined 10 sell for ...h
and country produce, At such prlef, - c.ana,
failio please purchasera
A. they kesPsoo hand large and general a..
se'tpent ofevsfy thing usually found ID ! coun.
Try store, aPd possess greet fseilite. Of getting
any mai hey have nol4n hand, al the shortest
possible nolies, they Diem il dHnecsssary 10
enumetaie ins ertiele', feeling assured that eli
Peiseos 40 the neyheorhord, and even from 4
un.aneei WI nnd 4 greatly to thar advantage
70 call aad efamius their sioch 81 GOOD, h,f,re
Parchasing elsewhere.
They most respectfully selicif : i;her,i .h.,.
Of The public patrcnsssi
80. m. q sHfPLEY q co
Dufhslds Depot, Ap as, 1877 Ssirii Il.
ON B. just received snd Tor ssIs 4 I,ree
suPpiy Of PLASTER n The store.