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NOTICES:

NOTICE is hereby gwen that will make
~ an application to the County Commits
sioncrs Cour, of Lasslle county, Illinois, at the
March term 1918 for the establishment of a
Ferry across the Illinois river, at Ottawa, in ssld
county, and for license to keep the same &C.
cooling to law. JACOB FiSiBERN.
= Ian 81 1913.
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tarill, was $ll .l05, psf II: whilst in
same quarter of the preceding wear, un-
r the tariff of 1912, the net revenue was
NY S6, lo3.Sa6 %. II the revenue for the
rec remaining quarters should ceuali in The
'erage the first, then the net revenue from,
lhes, during the first fiscal of the new far.
!, would be $ii.i2J,O2O ca. If, however.
he comparison is founded on all the quarter.
returns for iory-cicht hours, Gas far back
gwen quarterly in the treasury records
Id the same proportion paid for the sever.
quarters applied to the iirstqnarior Of this
,ar, It would make It's net revenue $40.
S,0i5."
accompanying the first twelve months end.
Z The lst OF December, 1917, under tho
W tariI, with preceding years, we find
oo's oil prosperity. The revenue has larre.
augmented SO also have the imports. cx.
rus, ana tonnage, our imports Of specie.
+ coinage at the mint, our agricultural
d mineral products, our commerce nnJ
VACATION, the business upon our lakes. riy.
+, and coastwisc--upon our railroad, and
in every direction manurac,o.
$ are 5cl''g established Or enlarged. and
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Rock Island Il l.asniie Rail Road.


NOrlCE IL hereby given, that on Saturday
Y the 26lh day al February. lsis, at the
court house in Ottawa, county OF Lusallo and
slate Of Illinois, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, books will
10 opened TO receive subscriptions to the Rock
Island and LA Sale Railroad Company. pursuant
t. an nc, OF the General Assembly of the State
Of Illinois approved February 9Th, A. ID. I547.
aud entitled IAN act to Incorporate he Rock
Island and La Sale Railroad Company"
" itness the hands of the undersi sned Com
mis.ioners appointed nv said act.
JOSEPH KNOX,
+. II. BRUNOT,
n. b. BUFORD. Rock Island
OWN. VANDEVER, County.
n. BLECHER,
JOSHUA HARPER. In
JAMES G.: BOLMAR, A1''"S co.
CYRUS BRYANT,
X. f. TEMPLETON, Bureau co.
JUSTUS STEVENS,
JOHN V. A. HOES, i,.u.
WM. II. W. CUSIIMAN, 4'"'''''e '"'
Jan 81, 1913
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Estate OF John Hall, deceased.

NOTlCE Is hereby gwen that we will attend
" the regular term Of the probate court Al La
sale county, to be holden al the office Of the
probate justice, in Ottawa. on the FIRST Mond,v
OF March next, for settling aud adjusting all
claims against the estate Of Jon~ HALt, deed.
All persons having claims against the said es-
tate, are hereby notified aud requested To attend
a, the time and place aforesaid, md produce
their claims in writing for the purpose Of having
the same adjusted. ESTHER p. HALL. adm 4,
jan 81. JOSEPH HALL, nd,aS,r.
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As
- - 164S. aaszsS
Matteson & Preston,
rlNNJyyInT 4 EDRWiplJyC upDCUiyTS

$3.50 1913. EzA
Matteson & Preston,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MArrEsoS. JOHN D. PREsroN.
RsFERsECES.
Capt. Calvin Case, 81. Louis;
Messrs. Pomeroy.& D.tkee, /" r
Smith * Townsend, Ne,c Orleans:
p. a. Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wacle, Esq, NatcI.es:
Messrs. Williams and Lawrence, Quiucy;
|. N. Morris, Esq,
L. p. Sanger. Esq, Galenc;
Messrs. W Ellsworth, Dyer s. Chaplin, Chicoco
Ogden and Jones,
William Cooling, Esq, Lochpori;
Gen. Jacob Fry, {"
Messrs. Matteson S Bradner, Joliet;
:. Walker s. lIickling, Ohara;
" Cushman s. Gridley, /"
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LosaLe;
ID. l.. Hough, "
James Dunlap, Esq, Jacksonville;
Messrs. Cortenius & Griswold, Peoria;
/" Phelps & Bourland,
Hon Thomas Ford,
Messrs: Bradner s. Co., Ne,O York.;
David Leavitt, Esq, T"
Messrs. Suydam, Sage s. Co.,
:" Corning, Homer & Co., AltGny;
A. j. Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs. Kimberly, Pease & Co., Buffalo;
I" icy & Webster, g
& Reed, Parks & Co., Besrer;
&C Bobb s Bishop, Clereland;
I" Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
:. Williams : Dilworth, PistsJurg;
4" l.. s. +. Faber, &c
!. d. Harmon, Esq, Pem; s
Messrs. Hoffman & Goats, ="
I. ID. Brewster, Esq,
A. = : H. W Ndssly' Esq, Springfield;
VIM. Fem, Esq, Lacon:
Messrs. Dudley 4 Wardlow, Hnnepia;
Chas. c. Wilcox, Esq, PeLin.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CONSlGNMENTS.
Referring to our Card above We take this oc-
casion 10 solicit Consienmenis of Merchandise.
either for sale here or forwarding 10 other points,
We shall conhne ourselves TO Commission
and Forwarding Business. and feel coniid. mt in
assuring you that our experience, in business,
and acguaniance generally in the country, will
enable US TO give any business with which wo
may be favored the most satisfactory attention.
Any person wishing TO bave groceries of any
kind, OF any other article purchased in St. Louis
or New Orleans and shipped to them, can havc
it done by sending their orders 10 US, for two
and bali per cent. on the money invested. Per
sons doing retail business any where west Of
Detroit, or in any other direction, can depend
upon having their orders filled at 40 low rates.
II they send TO u', and perhaps lower, than they
could by coming themselves. Every attention
shall be given in having goods pu, in good order
and shipped al, low rates, however small tho
amount may be, that is sent TO us to be invested,
IL shall he done promptly and TO order.
MATTESON & PRESTON,
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La Sale Probate court.
Administrators Sale.

10y viue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of
ktl'aSae County, in the state o! Illinois, vi
be ,old, by or under The directions Of the sub
sciber, administrator Of the esinte of SonrN
CnARLEs, deed, on the 18Th day of March.
1913, OF O'Clock in afternoon. on the premises.
all that certain piece or parcel of land situated
in the county Of I.aSalle end stale aforesaid.
described as follows, viz:-Dne lot Of Land, con.
tanning .fpS'y pinel4nd 90 100 acres, being part
of the ne, ", sw, Sc, ohlr,crs Of section - in
+, 35N. of r. f. Of the 3 m, commencing
alta stake 0 chains wes, Of the centre of said
section, gu .ihe quarter section line. thence 8 %
deg 8 min, 10 eli 81 links, The centre Of said
section being north 3 ch 81 links thence 5 " leg
10 mine ch 40 links; thence u % deg 20 min
a Is Oh 10 links thence u IS deg Is min 80
chains ii links thence 0I-g 45 min 10 chains
AZ links; thence s 81 deg 90 min 7 chains 90
links; thence 80 deg 20 min II chains "a
links. TO the place of beginning. containing for.
~ nine acres fifty hundredlhs Of an acre.
Terms and condition. of sale made known on
the day Of sale WAR Waldo, admir-
February 4, 1917.
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GusI)mon s. Gri0lrn.
Oh lis. bro. shecting a shir,inv,

Oh BIs. bro. Sheeting Il shifting,
~ D" brown aud blue Urilllngs,
10 Cotton Batting,
@ Wsdding.
Candle Wicking, Bed Ticking, striped
Shifting. plaid and striped Lnseys. Rob
Roys. white. red, and yellow Flannels,
birdseye and Russia Diaper, table Linen
and Cloths, Irish Linen. Brown Holland,
Crash, Burlaps, Bagging, ETC.; Buck Nit
tens and Gloves, heavy woollen do; la,
dies and gents kid Gloves, Mi,ts, Of all
qualities; worsed and cotton Hose, of all
colors, qualities, and prices Pins. Nee.
dies. 1hre'ds, Tapes, Ribbons, Yelling
Cord, Whalebone, Gimps, Fringes, cords,
Hooks and Eyes, Bonnet Wire, Knitting
Pins. Thimblcs, Combs, Snuff Boxes,
shirt Buttons and Studs, coat, vest and
pant Buttons Of all kinds. Suspenders,
Elas,ics, Comlorcrs, Shawls, hdkls, etc.
Offered AT very low prices, by
&C, !. lSI7 CUSHMAM & GRTDLEY.
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il)aIker & Gifklina.
New Goods F! New Coods!!

:
NE are now receiving from New Yors.
wv Boston and Philadelphia, large and
varied assortment ri fancy and staple
DIR Y g OOD s.,
And ~Ier them for sale ut such is,r priees that
are confident il will he to the iniers., %, pur.
chssers TO call and examine our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere. We respectfully
invite our old suslnmcfs and ihe public general.
ly To- call over at the old stand on the south side
of,he public square and examine.
Forty pieces Of rich. new stvle.
Fail a. Winter Dress Goods,
sUCH- AS
Plain and Fancy Alpacas.
Satin stripe and checked Alpacas.
Tartan. Rob Roy, & Oregon Plaids,
Orleans Cloths.
DeL'sle and Orleans Cloths,
Mouseiine-de Lanes.
FAN 81 Winter Gingharns.
500, and upwards, pieces Prints,
from O.. to Is els. per yard. al
new styles and patterns.
ALso-book, Swiss, Null and Jaco-
., net Mpslins.
Greene. Bergc, Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers. Silk Fringes,
Plain and Plaid I.inseys.
- Handkerchfefs, sbsvls. Hosiery,
Berlin wool and working Canvass
~, BlacR and colored kid, cashmere.
cotton and Isle thread Gloves.
And all o'fcr drlIlies usually enquirea for in q
country store. g.
\. B.-As usual. mos, kinds Of county pro.
'dace taken in eychangc& 49,
WALKER g. lIICKLlNG.
Sept. 81, 1917
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s-*sssyTs Fish Eis.,!!

S.NTsYGs Fish Fish,!
1000 lbs. dry Cod Fish, good article.
q hbls. No. . Halifax Mackrel.
= " do 90
10 +" White Fish,
Ju,t received and Cor sale bv
WALKER s. IlICKLlNG.
Sent "a, l>i7,
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Fr0N Spirits, Wines. &c.

T7srSA Spirits, Wines. &c.
?a!. 3 half pipes pure Cog. Brandy.
20 bbls. American do.
4 &" New England Rum.
! / pipe Holland Gin, (llour Glas,
6 bbls. New York do.
3 4" Sweet Malaga Wine.
3 ! casks Port, some very good.
3 " Madeira,
WALKER " illCKLING.
Sep. -, 1917
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ShaWIS,

|. Choice Teas.
'TUN BASSNETr has paid particular nten.
. ton Ia The selection Of his Teas and he
can confidently recommend them: he hn. in store
4 half chests superior Yomg Tyson.
9 do double sup. do
. do extra Oid Tyson.
. do choice Gunpowder.
@ boxes Fine Oolong Black Tea, for
sale low. Oct |, lSt7.
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Moths. Cassimeres l. Blankets

A XcS and Nails.
"A On hand AID Tor sale law.
Eng. wrought Nails, Shingling halchets
L" horseshoe do Nail hammers,
6box. Collins Axes, Ginble,s, &c.
8 " Simmons do
WALKER & IllCkLlNG.
Sep, %, lS57.
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SchOOl Books. Stationary, &c.
- Just received 10y the subscribers,
Sanders and McGuTy's series of
School Readers,
Sanders Elementary Spel'ars,
Smith and Adams Arithmetic,
Smiths Grammar.
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Goodrich's Natural Geography,
Parley's Geography,
Websler's School Dictionary.
ALSo-Primers, Toy and Copy Books.
Blank Accom-, Books, different sizes
Paper, Ink. Quilts, Steel Pens. &c.
WALKER e. HlCKLlNG.
Sent, "a lSj7.
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rSs, Boots, shoes u BrOgans.
Ex.3 Just received, 40 cases direct from the
o. manufacturers, aud for sale at low prices
The assortment consists Of
Mems calf, kip, and stoga boots, bro.
gans, &c.
Ladies buskins, slips, CATERS e. polka
boots.
Boys, youths and chldrens shoes and
boots, in variety.
WALKER e. IlICKLlNG.
Sept, "a, 1917.
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INFZAUlLq TORI DISEASES
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

For all impurities ofthe blood, arising from
the impruJent use Of Mureury, OF other causes
for oil Diseases Of the skin and scroilulous olf.
tons, in all cases where the blood is powerfully
determined to the bead, producing dizzin-ss add
distress, DR. UPHAM'S ELECTUARY is en-
ti,eIv .I
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'n,'on Of that party; | look to il A. grca,
security. even if i prove to be a minority
The Wings, Il united and strong, and pat.
rlo;ic, and pcrsevering, though they may
he minority for twenty years, are cspa.
bic OF rendering the country great service.
For ono. therefore, u AM FOR SUPPORT
ING. DECIDEDLY, AND WITH ALAG
RrY. THE NOMINATION. WHICH,
UNDER ALL THE CIRCU INSTANCES,
THE WING CONVENTION HAS SEEN
FIT TO MAKE. LOOKING TO IT'S
INFLUENCES AS THE ONLY MEANS
OF ESCAPE FROM GREAT AND
THREATENING DANGERS. (Gtca,
Applausc.")
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SPEECH OF DANIEL WEBSTER,
Ar ARLINGTON, Ger. 0, l848.

AT ARLINGTON, Der. Q, lB18
We have not space for the whole Of this.
tho last speech which Mr.. WEBSTER will
make peadi0g the present canvass, but we
publish such portions Of il rs we think, pos.
aess the moss general interest 10 our read
ers. We wish them to peruse atten,ively
and reflect seriously upon the wholesome
truths which il con.aius:-
"And hero let me say that think the
objections which have sometimes Leen sta.
ted against Gen. Taylor, that he has &C.
ceptcd nominations, and has been willing
10 receive support from quarters uol Wing,
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] would 1evsr separate myself from
man upon tho difference ola mere opinion,
or be angry With bis judgmsnt for ri
agreeing With me in that from which. per-
hsps, within few days, | should disssas
myself
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No paper discontinued until all arrenr
gcs be paid, except ut the option Of the Editc
TOE TnE MARX, IT'S TAYLOR CAN
4 WING soSG--Ea n. r. WILLIS.
Tune-"Dcndy Jim Of Caroline
Come Wings! come brothcrs-onc and oil.
Flock to the "Roneh and Ready" call.
Come and up close, and hear our song,
And follow il up with chorus strong.
Chorus: Toe the mark. 'iis TAYLOR can
Hero, sage, and kindly man.
In council great, as in dead y fravs
But plain old fellow for every ia
Now where has been, for many wear,
This will 50 firm--this head 50 clear.
such men, for fame, will oceans swim.
lack chose that fame should come IN him.
Toe the mark, it's Taylor can.
Zack's Goa, is oose--his manners "rouch''-
But, near him, hearts bow. fast enough;
And the old grey coais miH do 10 peGr,
Tho bullet-hole shows here and there.
Toe the mark, It's Taylor can.
To faithful guard weary post
At any odds to fight host
To spare the weak-to keep the sword
To hold his own, by pen or sword
Toe the mark, tits Taylor can.
When Hull's surrender laid US low,
Fort Harrison next met the foe:
Hope saw the onset in despair
She didn't know that Zack was there.
Toe the marx, lis Taylor car.
".
Worth twenty LIES the riskci renown.
The desp'ratc stake. 10 save Fort Brown
Hut PALo Afro elcar'd the track,
And thro' RrSafA went Old inch.
Toe the mnra, liz TAYLOR Gun.
Bv ruthless storm. nj MONTEREY.
More proudly might have gone the day -
Tut wife and child stood by the foe,
And Taylor let the glory go.
Toe the mark, is Taylor can.
Eut Polk began n rat to smell -
Tack serv'd his country quite Too well.
To his singh horse'' they "holler'd whoew
But couldn't stop sold whiiev'' so.
Toe the marx, tits Taylor can.
TX.
Supplies cut ofi--ssboys'' all away
In doors, they thought, he'd have 10 s,av.
And non Folks passport friend might call,
And laugh at lack behind his wall
Toe the mark, lis Taylor can.
Down came SAINT Anna. five to one
With thanks to Polk, expecting fun.
BrExA VisrA wasn't far,
Tack let him do his laughing ssMarr'
Toe the marx, tits Taylor can.
Xf.
Hard was the foe that day 10 drive
One new recruit TO veterans Eve.
hut when i grew too tough, they sav,
Old spy.gass came and turn'd the day!
Toe the mark, Ills Taylor can.
Buena vista's star is bright!
hut where will fall its purcst light.
TN lacks LAST ORDER, sad and low -
-Bnng IN Me rounded, friend aud toe.r'
Toe the mark, tits Taylor can.
XIII.
a heart with victory softer grown
head that knavcs soon let alone
A hand no foe over drove back
And soul al truth has glorious lack.
Toe the mark, it's Taylor can.
XIV.
Now il you'd like TO know the school
Where Presidents best learn TO rule
Iack's life il just the VERY ONE,
GoD CHOSE TO TRAIN WASHINGTON.
Toe the mark, tits Taylor can
Hero, sage, and kindly man.
in council great, ms in deadly frny.
But plain old fellow Tor every do
cit was mentioned in one account of the Ba
tie Of Buena Vista, that General Taslor's Or.
great coat had two bullei-holes through il, WHIT
lie took it of after the action.
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TIL q A ZETTE.
Is Published Weekly, at

I'll T. q a ETTE,
Is Published Weekly, at
1ro Dollars per nnnum in advance;
T'ro Dollars and Fifty Cents a, six months;
Three Dollars at the end Of the year.
The aJore terms iriH be STRICTLY Enforced.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
For one square or under first insertion, sl,DO
Each subsequent insertion, go
A liberal discount made to yearly advertisers.
or The number Of insertions desired must
be marked on the advertisement, or il will be
continued until ordered out and charged accor-
dinghy.
rected post paid TO the Editor.
@Nc paper discontinued until all arrenra-
gcs be paid, except ut the option Of the Editor.
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II l..

But, near him, hearts bow. fast enough;
And the old grey coats miH do 10 peGr,
Tho q bullet-hole shows here and there.
Toe the marx, tits Taylor can.
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TOE rnE MARX, IT'S TAYLOR CAN.

4 WIG soSG--E9 n. r. WILLIS.
Tune-"Dcndy Jim Of Caroline"
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Now where has been, for many wear,
This will so firm--,his head 50 clear,
Such men, for fame, will oceans swim.
lack chose that lame should come 10 him.
Toe the mark, it's Teylo can.
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Valuable Table.

Tie following table complication little
work entitled 1.-THE World in d pocket Book,
10 we'll worthy Of being committed 10
memory. II sh0as The amount of nutritious
matter contained fl one hundred pounds Of
the cemnohest articles ofbod. Meat and
potatoss, which are generally esteemed The
most nutrisive, ii win DO perceived, are
rather law IN the sesie. VIII 1T by being
manufa rtured into breadlosts 0 per centdtn
81 its nuiritivg qualitiegs II h owihg TO tbe
large proportion Of notfiifye matter IN peas
that esusest that article u be The mosl fat
lening for hogs.
Inn. ill., cfuwma saatmta aa H. a.4sA.f
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loo liz Of Peas contain o. lbs nutritious.
mfgtelIaug0mg
LIN of.

Az W1mot ihe famous p~foviso, man -
IN every body d mouth. doubtless tic reader
would like to see d sketch or him. Here
Ia one rom The New York Tfibgue, ore
Of bis friends BY the way, Two other
parties hive claimed the paternity of lie
proviso,-paniel Webster and tie present.
speaker Of the House, Mr.. Winthrop
The md as9ts man hereabou8 nov e
David Wiinpe III The go1sfrorf diknao b6l
indicative Of fame, be he's lt-fsf no man
II these times III This city II (iierally3
more ''poinied 1T with the finger sThere
goes tho Progiso,p says one. WHERE'S
inquiries another.-"fTbere do y6u not SEQ
him1 That rafbet Stout Dutch tui1f man,
with rotaDd proportions, greatest III (be
gifth, with light hair, light eyos, dorid con!
p~lexiop, uith neither whiskers nor musta
che, imperial or geateg, 70 adorn or dis.
figure nature. A man of some s feet q
inches, good naiuted c~0uniesaoco, and Coz
Iate) somewhat conscious expression. Yoa
see him now talking with Long John,
whose FEATURES Ae can make out with fbe
naked eye-thoagh othhf persons of less
perfect vision require telescopic aid 6g
such an observations.
Yes, David WiImot Is tbe Lion Of Che
49, &LE
Capitol-a somewhat domestic lion b 81
sure, and 'roars you, % gentle ~ 4 suck
ing doyeH--but stu ! veritable Lion-mor
% than The whole irf5e Of your 'whiskered
pandours and your fierce bussars. Child
ren nay NOT cry for him as they do fot
sferman's lozeDges, nor at bin as tbe
might at d modern Hector, IKE Asfyana
at The terrible appearance ofhi8 fther des
cending % battle but The men, the politiI
clans, the strangers, the readers andmak
efs Of new papers, oil perfops general
d%esirods Of obtaining Or imparting informa
ton, speak DC him. point at him, discuss
deuounce Or applaud bin.
And yet he il a man made great i
NJ wspapers--lhey have done much NOR
for him than nature. But for the press. s
might have glided down the stream of tim
without breaking ifg surface by a ripple
as the pious Wat 3 says, 'supknowing.
Though by no means deficient in uaturs
ability, yet but for the accidensal aAsocis
tim Of his name with a topic Of vebemea
newspaper discussion, he might never hay
been heard Of beyond the State liBe-
more than your Brodheads and your Brow
who talk and vote, and take their miIea
and their per diem, return 10 .their earsa.
fhents aud sink into The obseurity whend
they rose.--But he newspapers laid b
Of him as be was Of the Pennsylvania RON
to oblivion, gave him virtues and taEen
position and fame-in truth, al ipdepende
eris%ence--and, perhaps, j passport b
white House.
The peel asks and answers,
What II the end q Fame |, Tfs tdt To ii
Eo AGEfabbp0ta@ m lncenainm
This fame, then. David WfhnaG Pen
sylyania has commanded.
Goaeozia InfeIieeaser.
srpEErLUfTTgs-76 desire gaseyHaff
HI sign IF weakaess. 10 know shat
enough. and 10 desire 10 dipre. i sbe E
wIsdom-Bishop HiAe.
KISSES and applsaF vefY similar.
should never hs gssee4
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AVIS.

J. PTTET g. Gle, ont 7 honneur D. informer
lie public, qu' lis oat IN assortment couplet
de Tombes toutes confectionntes, qp ilB 80
cflareent do poser dams ~l'espace dune demi
journGe.
lis ont aussi en- main des pieces d %inscrip-
ct sont en- mesHre d'accofnplir tous les
ouyrages que Pon pourra leur commander,
CONNIE monuments de famille b plusieurs places
cherninGes en- marbre, pierres tumulaires Rc.
Leurs matertaux etant de- la premiere quail
tk, ills guarantiront tout CO qu'ils fourniront
ct lis ne ~demanderont que des prix tres moderts
Leur residence est entire fe magazin d Dor
marche ct le moulin a scie de Mr. r. Armour
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-02-12
Family Grocery store.

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ia TIE undafsieat 4 - respectfully n
informs lie. public - hat lie bas0
Just returned from New Orleans. ard hts
bn hand, ard IN constantly receiving At his
old stand on Leyse NJ, 4 large assortment
bf articles, ipAhs above ling, among vhich
are
SUGAR, Louisiana, and Havana, double
refined, crushed. and powdered,
COFFEE A2TF5s, Of various quaiitiesa
FISH, S%ardinrs, Cod Fish, Haddochi
Marhafel aud Herrings,
TOBACCO, of diFer rent qiaiities,
CIGARs, Common and Fine, s''"s
CANDLES, Spermf Star, stsrine, sadi
Iallow, aaa5tr 8
SOAP. Soda. ahds1tra Family Soap, rl5
SPICES, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nut.
megs, Mustard, Cayenne Pepper,
PICKLES, Cutumbsrs, Olives Il Capers.
PROVISIONS, Flour, Pork, Beef, Lard,
Bacon, Dried.beef Bologna satisa.
ges, Beef Tongue,
CHEESE, Holland, Cheshire 81 Western,
KETCf1UPs, Tofnato and WaInut.
OILS, Olive, In half bottles and bottles,
Lard and Lamp, f4a
FRUITS, Raisins, Curf.lpts, Figs, Dates
and Branded Fruits;A
NUTS, Almonds and Petana,
CHOCOLATES, Sweet and Spiced 10. !
VINES. Of various qualities, Cordials of
all kinds, Old Brandy, Jamaica Rum.
Holland Gin, Monongahela Whiskey,
aadno paetaW and Ala
Just Received, 5000 papers Of Garden
Seeds from Waterman and Besuran, Pitts.
burgh. Il. RISKY and 60, New York, and
the Shakers, pleasant bill Kentucky J.
Also nm assortment Of Flower spedsa
| have constantly on hand Tar, Rosin
and Pitlsburg Coal.
Dee. 1877 II. A. MONTAN.