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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

How TO TREAT A WIFE.-First, get wife
secondly, be patient. You may have great
trials, perplexities in your business with the
h me a cloudy brow Your wife may have
many trials, which, though of less magnitude.
may have been as hard to bear. A kind, con-.
ciliating word, a tender look, will do wonders
Ii chasing from her brow all clouds of gloom.
You encounter your difficulties. in the open
air, famed by heavens cool breezes but your
wife is often shut in from these healthful infu-
elces and her health fails. and her spirits lose
their elasticity. But oh bear with her; she
has trials and sorrows to which you are a
stranger, but which your te tenderness can de-
priye of all their anguish. Notice kindly her
| little attentions and efforts to promote your
comfort. Do not take them all as matter of
course, and pass them by, at the same time
being very sure to observe any omission of
what you may consider due to you. Do not
treat her with Indifference, if you would not
scar and palsy her heart, which watered by
i kindness, to the latest day of your existence,
i throb with sincere and constant ef1sction.-
/ Sometimes yield your wishes to hers. She hes
i. preferences as strong as you, and it may be
q Just as trying to yield her choice, as to you.-
! Do you find it had to yield sometimesa Thinl
You it is not difficult for her to give up nlaoays
J, EIf YOU never yield to her wishes, there is dan
ger that she will think that you are selfish, ant
, care only for yourself: and with such feeling
she cannot love she might Again, shov
yourself manly, 50 that your wife may l. ok u
: 10 you, and feel that you Will act nobly. an
: thai she can confide in your judgment.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11
From The Family Friend
Love and Woman
~ ELLEN LouIaE

Love is as natural to woman. as fragrance is
to a rose. You may lock girl up in convent
You may cause her to change her religion, or
forswear her parents-tbese things are possible
but never hope to make the sex forswear heart
worship, or give up devotion 10 cassimere-for
such hope viii prove as bootless as The GreeE
slave, and as hollow as bamboo - Erchapgs
What impudencel You ineHable donkey ~
Devotion to cassmers, forsoothl Spleeny old
bachelor that you are Who does not know iu-
towhat fever you are put by the very sight Of
a bonnetl How dill you chass up and down
State-street last week, after that girl in a blus
velvet mantilla7 Didn't the peTspiration start
out at every pore, should like TO know, when
she dropped her handkerchief--a pretty one it
was with its lace and embroidery, end you. in
The very rapture Of picking itup discovered that
your inanorata was--a colored Puss0n Didn't
you jump into an omnibus rather quickly that
time, and seize the first woman's baby you could
lay hands on, as a thank Offering tor your deiiv-
erance!
wonder who It is that levels an eye glass 30
perseveringly al the dress boxes in the theatre
and comments so intelligendy on ankles and
dancing girls4
Devotion to cassimerest" / am waxing in
lignaDt! Did you ever see lady follow one OF
Genin's best hats down Broadway. through Eagt
23l, and into 5th Aveaue2 should just like 10
know! / wonder what man of the whole OF
you hasn't been down on his knees, and begged
and plead some scornful little fairy 10 save bis
life. Did you ever see a woman do that sans
No, don't deny tiff you do I'll just speak about
that time hen you knelt to my little school gin
majesty in the parlor Of the American House
and tell how the first and last corn ! ever had On
my toes in my life came there, ia consequence OF
sour making them cushion to lrnesl on. You
wouldn't wondered / said no. If you'd known
how those toes ached.
Ha ha who would expect sweet wine % Be
made out of sour grapes! don't wonder, sir.
that your whole nature has been soured By many
disappointmeuts, but see here, 40 just be careful
! to keep truth on your side--do--now. won't you
TIE JAUNDERs-"Hab YOU got dc iaundera,
Pete de white OBJ your eyes am yaller as sat
frum-"
"Hush your nouf Of dose insidious eompari.
sons, sambo Use got de Kallumfornea gold
fevor--wen de crisis aubes in de 0eHIium
stages, den dis indewiGual also lebes for de
regum OBJ perpetual gold. Dat is sambo, ger
wided Congress does not prohibit us to take our
slaves, an order real estate wild us"
Well, Pete, you is insane gemman OLD
your color talk Of foolishing after desc visiumaFy
white folks down Cape Horn. III you includes
to take the stages, Pete, i shall detraot my re-
marks on your appearance and subsurtout dere-
fore dat all OBJ COLOR all ober alike you is de
darkest, greenest nigur on Mount Joy.-you Is
disgrace to de whole colered sex you is green
as goose"
" Empty dis building OBJ your Presenca, ,sambo.
or dis niger is not responsible for youfcary de-.
cease"
Irnnr LInp aolp.eHarBr.-Ia Iatlsr vii.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

YazoO CIV. Miss.
=. w. Ouackenboss,

AttoT31ey aNa COu51selIOr at Lac.
YAZOO CITY, MISS.
NONTINUES to practice in the counties Of
OYazoo, Holmes, Madison, and Carroll,
in the superior courts of law and Chance ry at
jackson, and the Vice Chancery t at
Carrollton. Particular attention will also be
aad to any cases that may be entrusted to mim
hu Probate Court of Yazoo county.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

THE NEXT CoNoREss. The last i've States, in
their congressional elections, hare returned their
entire delegation ct democrats. Thus far l63
members have been elected los democrats. so
gxhios. and abolitionists II the remaining n
"a be elected should preserve the same POLITICAL
faith as those Of the last representation the whole
n,ltilter will stand l54 democrats, n wings, and
| 8 aboliti0 lists elsnsy yluonian.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11
Glass, China and Queens ware.

II UST received and for sale at reduced prices,
eg d general assortment of Cut, Flint and press
ed Glass; Irohstone and Granite Crockery; Plain,
Figured and Gilt China fine Pocket, Table and
other Cutlery Silver Spoons, Forks, Goblets, &c.
Also fine Watches and Jewelry of all desert p
tions, together with great variety OF fine, fancy
and useful articles.
IS. IT. WILSON.
Nov II, 1852. Opposite Winn's Hotel.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11
sJass = harp s. Ca.

> is MaIEb ~ Id
Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clo-
thing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Qneens.
ware, etc. YAZOO CITY. MISS.
M r. are now receiving q general stock Of
wv the above articles, with man ysothers toe
tedious to mention. all new and fresh, select
Cd bv ourselves in the Eastern cities and ofEsa
ed on al good terms as can be had Of Jes
or Gentle. We can be found opposite g. r
Mannss drug store, and next door to Messrs
F4avnes & Dabbs. Gall and aeeso
Sept. 10th, 1881.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

THSHE undersigned would respectfully inform
IL the citizens of Yazoo City, that he will take
charge of the Classical School in that place on
the first Monday in January, 1853.
He proposes to teach all the branches OF Edu-
cation usually taught in such Schools, VIZ: Lat
in, Greek. French and Mathematics, also the
Natural Sciences,
Having had saveral years successful experience
IN teaching in the South, he feels confident OF
giving satisfaction to the patrons of the School.
And he obligates himself to make the school one
of permanency and high reputation, provided ne
receives liberal patronage from the citizens OF
Yazoo city and vicinity,
/. Tuition fees, from So to 50.
Dec. S. I852-5-tf. J. A. SAMPLE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

THE VIcE Presidency VAcANT.-The office o.
Vice President of the United States is now va
cant, and will remain so until the next election
of President and Vice President. The President
of the Senate pro TEN. (who is now Mr. Atchi-
son, of Missouri is not Vice President BY rea-
son of the death Of that officer. He is merely
the presiding officer of the Senate, and the con-
stltulion makes no provision for filling vacan-
cy in the Vice Presidency. But /" in case of the
inability or death of both the President and Vice
President of the United States, the President of
the Senate pro tem2ore and in case there shall
be no President of the Senate, then the Speaker
Of the House of Representatives for the time oe-
ing, shall act as President of the United States
until the disability be removed President
shall be elected" This is according to the ACT O
Congress of March, 1892.
Tie Vice Presidency has been vacant before
this time, on the following occasions, viz
Twice by the death of the Vice Presidents, viz
George Clinton, April, 1912; his term expiring
March 3, 1913 Elbridge Gerry, Nov. 1914 his
term expiring March 3, 1877 Once by the re-
signation of John c. Calhoun, December 26th.
1882; his term expiring March ;, 1888. Twice
by the deaths of Presidents Harrison and Taylor,
and the consequent accession of Vice Presidents
TYLER and Fillmore to the Presidency form
er in April, l84l; the latter in July, l850-lea-
wing the Vice Presidency vacant for the remain
der of their respective terms, and the President
of the Senate with the right of succession to the
Presidency. The powers and duties of the Vice
President and the President of The Senate pro
tenn are precisely the same, except that the latter
votes asa Senator and has the casting vote. ~.
Y Herald.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

WE are prepared to make advances and fur
w nish sn plies to planters wishing to dc
business with the above firm.
June 8, 1852. JAMES THARP & co.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11
7 He DE ne O r A I
TO VINO To who !

PHILLIPS & PERKINS. ED1ToRs.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

Refer to Judge ]. R. BURRUS. Yazoo City.
A. M. WEST, Holmes County.
JESSE MABRY, Vernon, Mi.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-05-11

p A. OWEN, W. H. D. wendell,
Neao Orleans Oxford, Mss.
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G ards.

A LARGE assortment OF Song BOOKS, Of differ
II enl bindings and sizes, Just received auJ io
sale cheap, at the [In29l Ouana Drug Store.
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These steamers ray, New York, from Pier No.
J, North RIVER. aud on the to.iuwu. dates,
ShTUR AY February Sta.
sA UHDAY. March 5h
TUESDAY, april 5h.
Ihrsr steamers viii i"aVc punctunly as above,
ut vii iani IN n passengers un the wharf AZ AS'
pm " ALL, NAVY Hiy, whrrc I.i-y take HE ran
amu Railroad To GOrguua, and from thence ny
ruirS, OF on foot, to IauanIi, nj which place one
1t the abuyr spcn lad steamers wal he ~ readiness
TO receive them and proceed immediately Ia SAN
FRANCISCO, srUrriss ONLY AT AcAruLeo FoR
suPPIILS OF FRESH PROVISIONS AND FUEL. The
whole expense b,twr,n Navy Bay aud Panama
w..l be between $ aud go, dependant upon whrth.
.r passengers walk OF ride from Gorgona, and
weight Ot baggage.
Ihr.e Steam Ships were bull. in New. York
within year and are expressly adapted Tor the
trade have large anu comfortable accommodations
are ventilated III superior manner. aud comnan
dsd hy men OF long experience. The hfr isunsui'
passed, aud sIeerage passengers are provided with
hair mnitrnss and bedding.
Each steamer cnrtlrsau experienced fhysclan
Passengers arr cautioned that Tickets tor thu
Line are sold only nj &c broadway, New lotk.
DAVIS, BROukS& co,
General Agents.
| Tckrunnd bcrths can lie secured at our Insu
rance Agency. Jan. - RISG & SNlrn,
IS Clark 81 Chicago.
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Australia Gold Mines!
GREAT BARGAINS

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, AND HARDWARE
CO. 49, paa2laBp % DDss
MOULD inform their friend. aud the public
w that they willlor the neIi sixty days offer the
whole ol theirlnrgr aud wei selected stock or
Dry Goods, Groceries Hardeare, Booi' d Skoe,
Lower than any other house wet Of New York
In order to make room Tor their Spring Stock, all
are invited to call before buying elsewhere, for
area, Inducements are offered at the Farmers
Store. Jan. .p) c. A. FnusR 4 Co.
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NEW YEARS CALL!

THE subscriber is determined
to close all his outstanding ac-
counts. and callsupon all who are
indebted to him. 10 call and pay
the same immediately. or give Sc
curi,y, or suit will ccrlaI My be
commenced.
Jan. Is. Jouy LOCKWOOD.
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mcngo, Jan. IS 4. r GILLMDRE, SUp't
NOIl'C!

I'O LousH JBru,n, Alexander NBmen, Herman
i Bucn, Levi Green, Charles II Green, Eliza.
beth trrrn, liarretC Green, Martha VI bradford,
SOPHIA W Livingston, Charlotte \ Warren, Nj.
chn,a> u Philips, William B Lawrence Joseph
Brigg., Robert Lrrch Frederick Hail. Joseph
llotbs, Cornelius C"Nry, Walter Luh Charles +.
iloyt, John Johnson, stephen Johnson, Dennl,"n
I Groves, Charles II Wheeler, Jom ; Mllrr, Tho
mas ) Bryant, unknown heirs ol Henry Andrews,
Richard Philips, Margaret Whlney, Elizabeth
Manning James Boyd n Nathaniel 10y d Grorg
" b Morgan, unknown heirs oi James Murn
James Hammond. Margaret Hammond lrusl.c,
state Bank oi Illinois, sIae Bank OF illinois, Riley
Hall, ana to the unknown owner. oi aud parles
mt,resedin the following described pieces and
parcels OF land aud town lots, or any or either o
. tL.u VIC,
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Keedstown Springs.
SAA IAl. SMini


TllE snb-crlh offers ior sale, NJ moderate rates.
! 500 Town Lots.
tn. above Town is hid out half way between
Ottawa AMI la Sale. NJ the White Sulphur
Springs, IN the township Ut Uii,n, la Sale coun.
" on Illinois River. Its location is highly tMo.
table, hving III" luuls aud Michigan Canalnnd
the Rock Island aud Chicago rnilruad running u
long eur side, aud he ihnostyrr on The other.
1hr river ,nayiII To tia larr portion OF the
y-nr for hoat-oi thu largest class
Upon thr site are = number nj yry large Sulphur
Sprinrs-wrIl known throughout this STATE. and
W. may saw vi II TRUTH The whole west, hs The
'Gr.a, White Sulphur Springs" These Springs,
though at recently lis, oyrred are rapidly gaining
= tame for their medicinal properties. unsurpassed
by any mineral prlng, N the county, and already
thy nre made lhr paCroi r-sot'of heudrrd- 10
arrk thu west Tor lhrlr health aud lopas5 l.t pcl
snnt s"nsonsiu our prHlrr LRnd.
The suhTlhef invite. all who wish to pntchase
lots, IN cal aud see ~" ground, ~ II, believes lAlt
The hest y conImenlalion ht can CIV, il
Jan 4 a =. RLkn.
~ bhl.Srwaf,'. yrup lust rcc.,vca
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Murray's Mammoth hesp Store,
Estate If LO.ci Kmisii, d,cd

ID virtue Of an order OF the county cogrt, Inanl
ID Tor lin sale county, the undersigned, adniu-
lslrltor OF the Estate OF LUyc hmbIii, deceased
VIII sril at public au,liouhl The house q EirAI,E
Woodwork, III III. iown 81 Mais.iIes. IL s9il
county, on Monday thu lith day u re IsuaIy
next, commencing at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. If ih,S
day, all the lnter 81, l.pa. aud ,quiiHte Ia which
The saId knlba died, sen, Or posse VI AL n,I
to the following keai Estate, VIZ:
ann. 4 N,,IIx Tg,,a s,,
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OTTAWA
ENGLISH AID CLASSICAL SELECT SCHJtl
Over Z. Y. Grigg, Drug Store

r ). y HUNT 7, ITIHffrUI,
THE first Term Of lhls scho" commenced on
Monday, The 3lst alt aud will co.rinu- 'lcv'
en- weeks the acadrmical year embracing four
terms.
It's the design cih- Principal TO give h,whole
attention to the thorough aud practical instruction
oi the youth placed under his chnrge. And Ia this
end he purposes tn undertake the tuition Of MT
more than thTiv: upon whom she utmost care
will be bestowed, not only IN reference TO their
studies, but also to their general gen,lemnnIy de
pertinent, which should be expected IN school OF
like nature.
TERMS or TUITION:
Lower Eng branches, per term, ha!in adv So %
Higher 4 OO
Ancient Languages 5 %
Weekly rXerclsesn English composition and
defamation.
Nodeduc,on Will be made for les. than our
weeks Feb. 5-25-lw'
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NOJiSSs !

THE subscriber Offers tor sale his dwelling house
aud lot, lbeiu. lot 5, IN block -, IN Ottawa
Centre cheap iurcnsh.
Those wishing to purchase, mny apply 10 the
subscriber on the premises, ort VI. u swift
Jan Il jo>ETu W, L. kENSErr.
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H1 IL w a W "a Il
Hard Ware.

II NlVES and forks. pocket knives, sticking
IN and butcher knives, shears, scissors butts,
screws, gate and srrap hinges, axes ha,chers ham
mets lacks, brads, shoe nails, coui do, finishing
mails; log, trace, halter, dog, and fence chains
clothes pins. rolling pms wood and meta faucets
chalk, fish, and clothes lines looking glussrs, ten
and table spoons plain irons, gmhets, rein straps
window springs. tea cans. sheep bells sand paper
wire cOyrrs. brass selves, rat traps, coffee mills
combs, wool and cattle cards, nugers, anger bits
paint scrub. whi'e vnrni. h. and shoe brush.
es ten minister's mortice locks aud latches I'm
trunk pad, cupboard, chest and store locks, fiat
irons shoe thread, stew pans, razors, ben II plains
ten trays, table mats flies oiall kinds curtain bands
door bolts. powder ilasks, wrsnchrs. spring balan
cr- states &c, Just received and tor sale very
cheap, by scp2j :. b. GErnTLY.
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100 eO.. icon nud srcc,.

~ hand IA TOR sale lnl supply cl "ShEO"
lion aul ttuw steel; ,l,u luniatl Pittsburgh
mi Swcrd, Iron, Norway nail rod Eor.h blister
German, cnsi aud .ptnp steel, all (which Sr will
ell at the .wcsttn,s Blacksmihs will H. i to
their advantage to give VA call beiors making
their purchases. dee u J MAyiry & TO.
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Ili>unYicnI " Ovlls.

NJLNINS GibboTs Rome. & vols
wi llunlr's History Of England, vols
Macaulcys do do 9 vols
Theirs French Revolution . vols
Asou's History of Europe, 4 vols
Prrscoits Ferdinand and Isabella, , yok
10 Cunqucsls Of Peru,
lryinc's Works,
Lamarlme's Monarchy in France.
II Decisive Battles 9TH, World, by Creary.
Lady Valleys Travels in the United States.
History of the War with Mexico, 2voIs, tor sale
at the Chicago Bookstore hy
mar6-,E \ II & { BrpLEY
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"a aS IA psnSo

SB III IL 1~hSy
rINIlAT have again received my monthly nd
dilOn NJ DRU',S & MEDICINES, Book
and stationery, Remember that kccpall OF the
Patent Medicines generally IN use.
DO YOU know where to get the worth ot your
money! Yes; at the New Drug aud Book Store,
lee lS-,i r.. Y. GRisGs
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WANTED.
WOOD and hay Oh subscription, at the Free
w Trader Office
ES53. 1888.
CHARLESS, BLOW 4 co.,
Whoiesais Dealers In
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS
DYEsTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS,

SlAssWsi'. ftfil4htIts' looa~SOt oS' Sst
No 20 anil :: Idia Street, 81 Lom'
ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF their late pur-
-rhaces, and vii by the first OF February, have
ihelr imurus" stock IN store, With they offer 10
Western Merchants al small advance on New
York importation prcea, and take this opportunity
TO assufc the public tia, they wlI continue to deal
on tn. mast reasonable terus, aud selleycty nr,l'
Gle in IhcIriin- tor CASH. OF to punctIsI men on
aims as here l0iorr,
~ IOpec prics' ttoa avg rs'p0nHt's House n''i
Our stock consists m pIu 81
BfgSSgnd h.dtriHas,
With large iotot CHEMICALS tom the manu-
uactory ut Powers a. WeighfmGH.
Pants. O.is and DgsStogs.
ImRisj.s ,-- fom the mandatory OF smith
& Suauon, Sew lo4k, which Is guarantee u
their superiority
Crusaes-- Paint, GsTnah, and tooth brushes
AsSnrel
Gla.s and Glesrtgors
Pdt,a, .MsJ.c.prF All - ,h, popular pa'snt
Medicine oi the Gay con.taul.y on hand at Man
,uiac'urrrs Prices
Ptrjum-rirs -Tryors add Rousselr, Soaps
Coiogue, h-ADrac,I. s.. &c
Tosdeso-GyJ boxes Virginia tobacco. al
brands. for sac j, "a snll. advance on mAnWictu-
tcrs' prices ~. leGls, Frb }
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AmcricnMllnrslNXnrc.

ENDW ARD CORNING Is co, successors to
T. John W Quincy, late Quincy and Delnpine
81 John 81. n, Y,
Also alafge and complete assortment Of English
and German Hard war,
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COME in aud look thu great bargains IN tho
\ way Of Ready Mad. Glohius now etposedat
Jan. T. JOSH NETWORKS.
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WaShingiOn's Birth Night /!

N'"ONI FNIUdI EdII.
Sh u J II - - IA II - q - .
4 I the Court i'vu,r ~ Ottawa. lUcsGay ey,n
n ing, - Zen uay, 1853
N,yp.ER..-l., ,ut. C1,. ilunghi1Img. Chair.
man, LiruJ " H. Gibson, Lieut. Il & Witch.
ell. Srrs l.. krrulu. Corp Iohu k"nusdS las
tonroy, Sers 4. K. Quincy, Strg. T.. 7
Redmond, S-rg J C. Connolly, Corp. 7. Fan
mug. II T. Bruuk'r.
lirvoEAEY MhNAGEEs -Oiiarcd Adj w. II
L. Wallace. Ser VIM, Cog,w-ll.
Peru Capt. Ilaldn, Lieut.. l.. ;. hoiatouk
la Sa!ls.--l K tint
Nsrark -Capt. T. " raru!ce.
Feb. s. T. /. REpMD sd. Srcy
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TRAINS ARRIVE

INHINS HHNIVb
Al Chlc1go, tie IS VI. auG O'Clock p VI.
At Morn, AT ~ % VI aud 7o'cock T. VI
Stages irnyr Nom. on the arrival OF Trains,
tor la Sale and Peru und thence southwark to Pc.
ora, Bloomington. Springfield Alton. aud st,
Louis westward to Rock Island, Davenport
Burlington, aud Iowa Cry, ror,hward 10 Free.
port, Gaena and Dubuqur.
lie clock IN SHERWOOD < Whltley's lewelry
~ur", corner Of Lake aud Dearborn SIS, Chicago,
willb" tak,n as standard tmc, and .rans will
-tdu precisely a ,hr tunes stated
Passengers viii procure Tickets before taking
seats ~ the Car.
Cmcngo. Jan. Is 4. K GLLL WORE, Sup't.
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AT G O S T!

AT COST!
THE Subscribers would announce rothr nhaht.
ants vt Ottawa aud basac county, shat they have
taken into tleir own possession their stock IN OF
nwa Tor the purpose "
CLOSING IT UP.
To do this in the quickest time possible, goods
will be Soda, whatever they will bnnc
Without Regard TO Cost.
As ihs,s the LAST CHANCE there with
OF buying goods OF this establishment, huyefs will
do well to Improre the time, - the business will
not be continued under any shape or citcums,un.
ces, but will
Positively be Closed.
Merchants aud Psdlnrs wishing to rrpenish
their stocks eau do so upon the mos, favorable
terms,
n. g. Any person wishing to buy out the whole
Stock. can do so at any time by offering the req.
uisite securities upon liberal terms vi credit. as the
ohlec,s to close the business immrd n,cly. No
credit "ill be given except upon srcutity.
Jan Is. J. b SHERMAN & co.
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Nails.
To Fam CrS.
DAaUERREOTYPI3T.

DAT UERRGUIYPiST,
l\MES y NRSfON rsp,cIuvi 'o.,u. 'hc,
~ uE"u."t ,,.|M 100. '..H.t 1905. ne I'D. '..
wau, uul iuCpt. LlH 90 b.. Nu. u.u.t.n o Stood
up rr,W, uy'y l. " ~m,n'. .,ow, opposite the
MWslun house, wh,ic hru pj. CARED 10 take r,,n.
nlurrsut IN urp's'rt N,any md Natuuu n,y.l
t. ldr Pucrs--Sl 5Ohui upW1,ts
Mr. J. VI srNp'trace ,hr business u OF nH.
ny years standing. il.wiil guarantee 'y-iy like.
ness tak.nin his gallery tuhr equal ~ finish aud
,rulhnnrss 10 ANY taken IN the world
e Time for children between the hours OF 10
4. NJ aud . r. Nan
lnv,uls waited upon NJ her residences. Also
likenossss At drcrnscdpeison taken.
Secure the shadow ere the substance fade.
Let Nature copy that which Nature made.
Ottawa, Oct. ls lsss-v.
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New Publications.

lust received, a large lot olIhe ates, aud most
- popular Novels, direct from the Publishers it,
New York aud Tor sale cheap, 10y
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DIAM and Fancy visiting, friendship and con
i versation cards. illuminated mottos, fancy
seals shell velvet and plain card CASES, blank and
printing cards ot different qualities TO -u, purchasers
All Of which will be sold very low for cash by
NAV Is ". " CardrlV.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-02-05
sUnols Toms Cabin.n

NAVE Just received two du2"u copies of this
'Nc"rlmgy prpu'nr work, aud shall ,ril them
: ne lpg,-t possible price, A, he Ou1wu Du =
Store June 1871 " W tAvhRrN