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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-25
LA SALE COUNTY
BOOK STORE 4 NEWS ROOM.
THOMAS ORION,

BOOK STORE Il NEWS ROOM.
THOMAS ORION,
SUCCESSOR
RATHBUN Il ORION,
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,
MUSIC, GOLD PENS FANCY GOODS, &c.
Keeps no Drugs and Medicines nor Dry Goods,
but everything be found "A first class Book Store
Those wan ing anything i'll my line pectfuly
solicited to give me a call
Sign Of the Book, door to Naney 4 DOw's Hard
ware Store, Ottawa, Ill.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
All kinds used in ths city or country.
Also, Paper, Pencils, States, Pens. Ink, &c.
Liberal discounts given Teacher. and Country Ner-
chants.
BLANK BOOKS
or all sizes p iss Books, Mrnoranduns;
Diaries. Time BOOKS, Notes, and praft-;
DEgIs MORTGAGES. and al, kinds Of Law Elank-.
STATIONERY.
Cap Letter. and Note Paper, OF all sizes and qualities
Envelopes, Ink, Portfolios, Pocket KNIVES;
Gold and Steel Pens, QIills, Pencils, inkstand-, &c.
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS.
SAVE DIasS n All pIsssS bay the New York
Ledger Flag of Our onion Wayrrey. Harpers Weekly,
lantic &c, &C.
GOODS EY EMPRESS.
am having from three four packages per week from
New York and Chicago.
Orders will he taken Books Music no; hand.
DISTRICT LIBRARIES.
lave published Catalogue Of Books for District Lii
hrarie. which can be had on application, fro which
Directors make bt'r, ch"ir. and b.ter te7..s
than they can get Of Mr. \ o. Moore, Of Y. Y.
uoy2p THOMAS OETON.
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A meeting will be held at the Good Tempars Hall,
OIeddick's block,) next sabbath morning, at lot
O'clock, FOR the purpose Of commencing the public
ship Of the LORD in this city according the doctrines
of tle New ChnrclI. deb
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

UW care AJne and Fcrer. ChiiIs and Ferret, Dit,ab
dgue, Intermittent and ReIoitt~t Ferers and al
TIE rdIiOuS foTs 81 FereS sacideat 10 EHipus Gil
73Ittss.
II there is MAN, WOMAN CHILD suffering with Act
AND FEVER. they advised procure Dir Easteriy
Fever and Ague Killer 1t is POSITIVE CURE--sPkEDV
Try it,
81 Price Fl per bottle or six bottles for IS
DIR. EAsrERIY, corner of Third and Chesnnt SITS {
st. Louis Mo-. sole proprietor, whom all order,
be addressed to get the genuine.
tYS Sold by II. KSEUssL, &. l.. THOMPSON, y. WALKER
4 Co., and A. :. PHrSAM, druggists, Ottawa, and by
druggists generally. my22
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Wear ISNslbPFS.

yuyIIFY cost but trife. and far comfort
able with than without them besides. medic al
adviser will confederate my assertion that their vii
add years your life. Think OF prolongnG your exist
five years by an outlay of few shings an
nually, NJ. II. PRESCOTT, ia.
f,b2o So 2 XsxSdcI's block.
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Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps. GrOce-
Tie>. CrOckeTy, &c,

Ia al its different varieties, too numerous 10 mention
all Of il selling cheap for CASH.
Having bought Good. from first hands, and taken
great carr in selecting good aud desirable Goods and
strictly adlerng te Ca-h systrn which H~oi-s rs 10
Goods Jhe {r-ssf rfs price,. and therefore
are confident that ~hou. god /. stock Of
Goods al 'r prices any UthJT Ii0U~. IA tts cik
Good Goods and fais si~aliu-, = i -r-ttp
invite friends 1T -an OF anything ~ our NE
give call mine our Gcnsl- and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. We giving g.nl bargains
Remember the place where g-t tie Goods for
the least money. at GUFF, Hull A TlIuESOS's.
Woods block first door east % the city Market, Uort
lie Of n. Court ilOue.. ottawa, sept. Il.
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Juue 9,
First Class Insurance Agency.

HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK,
Capital 5000 .6oo; Surplus 1897 900.
CHARTER OAK INSURANCE CO. HARTFORD
Capital 10000; Surplus $4,000
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO, HARTFORD.
Capital 1900 900.
EDWARD EANIEs Agent
scSo Osmdf.s R,ock ftta,oa
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c. s. c. CRANE,
Commission Merchant,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Rriek. Chicago & Alton Lime. Hair,

Cement, !S.ucoo SAT-, Hams, Pork. Beef Fish, and
Heavy Groceries generally,
Al WALKER HICKLING WAREHOUSE, OTTAWA.
Particular attention given to the sale of Goods on con-
igume1nt. ."ss
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TVAvING taken up my residence in Ottawa, am now
III prepared TO introduce Hot anu Coid water INTO
pri or private Buildings. win also furnish and put
mn water Closets, Bath Tubs, Hot and Cold Shower
Baths, Marble Slabs and Wash Basins Lift and Force
u,,,n,,s Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, &C., &c. Having
engaged in business for the last Is in the
CITY of New York and Chicago am prepared to put up
water Works with neatness and despatch.
orders left with VIM. Reddck, Esq., will be Pnnctuiy
attended to- ,m.s Ru
Refer to VIM. Eeddick, ESQ.,, Ottawa, AMI mes BELL
r.o Chicago JAMES &. KENNEDY,
} oes Plumber and Hydraulic EagtHeeT.
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Lecture. To Young Wen.


Tie Rev. President BLANCHARD i, delivering
OF Sunday evening Lectures, Plymouth Church in
this city. dcc33
Exhibition of the VI. D.. "a bbat II sc n DOL.
The exhibition Of the Methodist F.. Sabbath School
viii he held in the Court House, on New Years Eve
Friday, December 3ist.
Every body is respectfully imvitel.
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EScIi.iOl.S NOiicC
shc People,. Remedy.

Rev Mr., SL,pE, (Uniycrsast,) will preach at Metro
poiitan Hall next Sabbath morning and evening.
NOrning nlrct-The relation Of Iastor md people.
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Paper. Paper!

EHpcTs H-HYtEs
nSn REAMS Of Letter, Cap, Note Sermon foehc
ZOO Note, bath and Sermon Paper faih anu
Ruled Tissue, Glazed, and Card Paper
so Reams of the best Letter and Cap Paper ever
brought 20 Ottawa. Prices ranging from %pIcSs
aiure. toc?l -
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GEO. $. FISHER
BANK OF OTTAWA.

True & WATERMAN.
Omen from o'c!0ck 4. " to AZ O'Clock y. M
EXCHANGE on Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time ieppsites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collections made al, parts of the State, and promptly
Permitted the day payment al current rates OF
change. lmar21 l. V WATERMAN. cashier.
SAVINGS BANK.
In Gl0reI.'s addition 10 Dttu,ru.
q 90 FORA Lot. Terms IS cash, and So on the
DZZ4 first day of every succeeding month until
all paid, without interest. iul26 TRUE * WATERMAN
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Tn lil8 Farmers !,

CESE undersigned having leased, for term CT years
L the MAGIIL WAREHOUSE, on the side cut Vt the
Main street bridge Ottawa prepared toTay th'
highest price in cash for Gran receive grain il
store liberal terms, and To make CASH AID
yANCFS grain in store, terms favorable an!
others dare offer. Give a call.
novof3m PHELPS RAYMOND.
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TEY TnEM.-Never Known to Fail. Used by eyerybo
dy. Herrich's Sugar-CVatet Pills good that fifty
boxes perform fifty box tw.nty-neivh
Dor recommends them 70 ueirlhor-stranger -tran
ger. Made from Gums, Basaus aad Extracts, their -f
feet the human ysteu is mild, searching and bene
cia Put up in large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar - per box. Sold b. dealers every.
wiirr.. zee advertisement on 81 page. aug1
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no NJ Cc O l. \ Il IL Y

n. H. NsSIGs.ts We -,
ATE of Corning, n. Y, would respectfully announce
10 the citizens Of Ottawa and the surrounding coun-
try that he has permanently located in TINS cy where
he will be happy wait upon all those needing MS pro-
fessional services. ,u-;,u,..,,
h'ohia's CORNING " Y, April 26th, 1853.
To WHOM II MAY oxCEKS:-I have been Intimately ac-
,,,n,rd with DIR A. T. Gregg for the past threo years
5,vr also employed him my family ply sciah i"i u'
,i, and would cheerfuily recommend him to the eonn-
,,,nce of any community where his lot may be cast
Dr Gregg is n of strict moral INTEGRITY, soo"
e"'e " I.rnLer anil Erchdnye Broker
Cop,iSs y. Y, April 10Th, l>5s.
To THE PuBLIc:-I take pleasure IN
A r Gregg IA N gentleman and siccessiii Pfactiei""-
eI' anu "'''"' " w. GEO W PATTERSON, JR.
cashier ,reo. Washington Bank.
CoKSrSG, April 23d, ISIS.
H., J,,rs GRANT aud y. KEsDAIi. ESQ, DhseEp"rt,
~ m . u.S surrH Esq, Rock Island, In.-isor
70 rSs You may place full confidence in the bearer.
r. r r Crego as a man and as physician We nave
IN we'd him in our family and if he should locate IN
y you tar,;Iv C.S. HUBBARD,
ry15 ~ ut@ VFHt I" "". ID '''e''"o :" -
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The Poor.

Our protestant religious societies, justly
anticipating an unusual amount OF poverty
snd restitution in this city during the pres
ent winter, took early and efficient steps to
organize system Of visiting and atfording
relief We believe, SO far as the native or
protestant portion of our population is con-
cerned, tie steps thus taken, promise to be
efficient in reaching every case of real dcs-
titutcn. The classes Of our population most
in need of such aid, however, are those of
foreign birth, and by religion Catholics;
and although We are well aware that the
union society of the protestant churches is
not intended to be exclusive in its distribu
tons yet they have not the necessary IA
cilities of making themselves thoroughly ae-
quainted with the condition and necessities
of our foreign population, large proportion
Of which lives in the vicinity of, rather than
in the city.
We are informed by the Rev Mr.. McGol-
risk, cf the catholic church Of this city, that
he is daily beseiged by the destitute of lis
congregation in numbers vastly above lis
means Of relief, and that if there are benev-
Glen persons in the city disposed to relieve
the destitute and distressed, he is prepared
to give them any assurance that may be
asked, that whatever donations, if provsio S
or anything else they may place at his d. =
posal, will be bestowed on those only absc.
lutely needing the charity.
4 BLOW OrT.-Our late Sheriff gave his
friends grand blow out at the Hardy House
in La Sale on Wednesday evening, in IL
shape of a supper, &c. Some ninety five
or forty went from this city. We under
stand they had glorious good time gene "a :
I ", and cons derng the ia that champai n
flowed freely, we infer that the party kept
remarkably sober, from the fact that. "a
we are assured the editor ofthis paper was
boisterou>y called on for a speech, where
IS so far from being present, he had t
even been honored with an Invita- on.
\ FINE TURKEY.-Our frier Il Mr.. .JosEPu
/ WATTS, who has become famous for bring
/ ing in the finest poultry that s seen in this
| city, has placed upon our table turkey that
/ is sight for Plumpness and beauty 1t
was one out Of a cart lead, in which were
turkeys weighing from 0 to 90 lbs. dresse',
and chickens, one or two OF which weighed
: lbs. each. Such poultry readily sells for
cent Or two pound above the ruling
price, ard goes off ike hot cakes.
Masonic ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting Of Oc-
cidcnta Lodge No. 40, a. F. & A. NJ, held
Monday evening, Dec. Goth, the following
officers were elected for the year ensuing:
Thomas j. Wade, W NJ;
Levi Mason, 5. W;
Wesley Il Hall i. w:
Philo Ludley, Treasurer;
Henry f. Clark. Secretary;
Rev. 5. y. W. Jewett, Chaplain;
Julius Avery, 5. D..
John NJ. Earl, j. d;
A. {. Putnam. 5. s.;
ID. ID. Thompson, j. );
VIM. X Stewart, Tyler.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
TIE OTTAWA
Cheap Clothing Store!
Has jus, been receiving a splendid assortment Of
Fail and Winter Clothing.

Hats and Caps, Furnishing Goods Trunks, &C. wlic
the undersigned offer for sale at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
IT you like to have good fit,
At AIscliuler'> Establishment you can find 1t,
OF all varieties and of any size,
To suit your and i price.
All ASK 5 10 give us a call,
And will satisfy you one and all;
Overcoats a three dollars piece,
Cheaper than sold in the East
Our extensive sales enable 10 sell Ready Made
Clothing l2a per cent cheaper than any Clothing House
in this City. We also commend you newly put up
Merchant Tailor Shop,
Where a good fit is guaranteed at reasonable price.
To our old customers thankful for the liberal
patronage they have bestowed and invite all to
our establishment, door to the Bank of Ottawa.
\. & II. AI.SCliCLER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
stply
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New Arrangement.

VHTILBURN F. WALKER has removed to the corner
w room of Walker & Hicklings brick building. cor
ncr of Mill and La Sale streets. He has combined two
good full stocks OF General Merchandise Having
formed partnership with r. H. Eaymoed, their facii-
ties for buyng and selling will be equal any House in
the city.
Their stock consists of Fresh Family Groceries, Dry
Goods Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass, Nails. &c.
Produce bought and sold, exchanged on the best OF
terms.
Old friends and new give a call and you shall be
pleased both in quality and price. W.. WALKER,
+ nov6-iy F.. II. RAYMOND.
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MARRIED-In Christ Church, Ottawa, the lG.i
inst by Rev. C 4. Clarke, Mr.. VA. I. COAELSG and
.kY J..
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Sll1llicIeS s..
Beware OF the Fir., Symptoms

DROSE, Poetry, ANIMALS Albums, Port Fo,ios. Ca,ho
i lie Prayer Books, Common Prayer, Diaries Memo
randuns, Cards, Envelopes, &c, numerous 10 men
ton in newspaper. l""9l T. u GKiIGs-
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y
NToORYS History Of Ireand-compete
WI 9th Vol. of Bancroft's History, for sale separate
9Th Volume of Irving's Washington, separate;
LiyingS;on's Travels in Africa;
Gerard's Adventures amongst the Lions;
Beechrr's Iifo Thoughts;
Hugh Mller's Works
Life of Aaron Burr;
Youman's Hand Book, &c;
Charlotte Bronte's last work.
Anna Stephens last, and thousand other Books.
T.. W
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Drugs ami Med iCincs.
MY stock is 40 complete. All of my Drugs Medi-
vi cines, and Chemicals can he depended upon as
pure and fresh they mostly bought of the ola
and suJstaptidl House of M. WARD CL,sE Co. y
whose Judgment and integrity have stood
for more than 20 years. Ioc!l f. I. GRltItIS.
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W. TIE Cause tie Efict, dnd the Ee'ae"y-443
7, lain language by IhysiciDR of Eh'inence. Any
ron enclosing postage stamps, will re-
xiv. a cory by mail under seal. Address ali letters TO
D,Ulrer Il3 Part office, AlbanY, v. J.
sF-Also the celebrated Female Monthly Fills, male
from the Of cotton Root "A remedy USED ior
yoars among female slaves ut the South in form OF
decuction for the first time introduced INTO
general use Price one DOh,fr, sent under seal by
,,a; Married J1J;es mus, no, use them Address
bove, D.dper 1l3 Post office, albany, n. 4. aus'.-
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PHYSICIANS LEG ACY
TO Young MEN.

A FEW ration
"A al and disin-
ter-Sted remarks
in pamphlet form
of % pages, on
Seminal Weas-
ness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Loss
of Memory, In
capacity for Sin-
dy, or business,
Impedimsnts to
Marriage, &C.. a.
rising from tho
effects of secret
habits of Youth.
\ Every IA
Ather should pre-
Ssent a copy TO his
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eYSURANCE. land AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
9,RUE Il WATERMAN.
At the Bank Of Otfd,od, Ottatoa, H.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate COMMISSIONS.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made out ana ackho"
lodged
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
III S,.He County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
IUiuOis N,tudI do do
Stephenson County Mutual do do
National Loan Fund Life assurance Society.
wM- NJ TRUE,
Juue 9-y ISAAC V WATERMAN
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N EW MILL

TNOR Single and Double Entry Book Keeping, for lilo
E tells, Records in fact for every purpose.
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DIED-0n the morning or the 18Th inst at the r-sj-
acnce Of Abner A. Fish Ed, OF consumption, Ma
gENA, wife 0. Charlie, A Fisher, aged = years
way 0: all nesh aud her y-ste spirit has gone God
who gave it. In every way aectonate, lid Iene
lent aud consistent it i gratifying know that she
o.ely and beloved, and though suffering terribly
in her last hours, ye; she led firm and mistaken
faith that she would al last from and all
her labors and be ted among tie blessed dead.
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CITY BAN K
r a NJ ES ALLEN f. co

ODeu from . O'Clock A. " to ~ O'Clock p. ".
>IGfIT Drafts for sale New York, Boston, Pladel-
- phia Chicago, ST. Louis and all the principal Cities.
Gold and Silver bought and sold
collections made in all parts of the State and RENTED
5or on day of pa ymen current rates of exchange.
March s. Ed" IN u ALLEN. cdshter
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TO the EarmiDg Public!
ITAVING leased my Warehouse to Messrs. Phelps Il
Raymond, / take this method Of returning my
the liberal patronage received, and will say
the will still he carried in tbs by
the new firm. Inov21l ALIEN. W. MAGIlL.
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Rlaunk ROOk,

~ BOXES of Raisins,
l\V 900 lbs Of the celebrated Ontario Co. Cheese
Also n superior article of Cuba honey, at
noylS CAMERON& EBERHARD'S.
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Buena Vista Floral Gard :nS.
". CHALMERS 4 Co.,

At the residence Of ". II. ". Cusln0n, East OttG'cd
Always for sale, large supply of perpetual Roses
all other kinds of Towering house plants Strawberry To
mato, Khsbarb, Cabbage plants &c, &C. in their sea
On, and Vegetables of all kinds. junli
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Ebc"a1e "a sHc :"
you value your life, take NOTICE OF the slightest
n cough FonEn's syrup of HorcHound will stop tn
Cough and thereby prevent consumption Prep red an
sold by 1oc23l ~. GHIGGS.
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RUy u Farm !

Buy "a Farm
AND HAVE A HOME OF YOUR OWN!
NOR SALE-Three good improved Farms, miles
Il north Of the canal, on five to ten years tim. -
Price $35 per acre. .
100 acres Prairie first quali'y) 10 miles from the
Railroad and 10 miles from the Canal, at $500 per
acre. one fifth and balance in equal payments N
the first day Of January 1860, lS6l, lS6z, and lS83-
May be paid in at Zoe. per bushei.
span of Horses cheap for cash. on good notes, to
IL months. d. =. SHOTWELL, OudTd, ~
Office at Fske Taylors Clothing Store, on Saturdays
I'm
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VEyIIE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has leased the above NAMED house. Gate
y kept by H. s. CS,CEAFT and that he Is prepared to
serve those who may him with their patronage, in
good style and the most reasonable terms Farmers
in particular would find it to their advantage to stop
here in view of the locality being in ciose
proximity to the business part OF the city.
His table will be furnished with the be st the marhe
can afford He has good stablng, and careful and at
tentive hoStlers. loc30l lRA WATSoS-
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
GU.aNrO!

HVHE undersigned asks the attention OF
u Farmers, Planters and Dealers TO his
stock of best quality Guanoes, all of which
he will sell al the lowest market rates.
''.7'' Peruvian Guona Of he latest tn
PortatiOns and best quality.
..Aydr MsricGn- Guano Of The best car
goes imported.
Columbian GHano, very rich in phos-
~ e.. pilates. .-'.
.dlso. ;, Super Phosphate Of Lime, Bone
Dust, Sc. 49,,
Purchasers may rely on having their Guano
shipped in prime order, and in superior bags
The general satisfaction heretofore gwen by
ali Gdanos sold by the Subscriber, he hopes
viii be sufficient guarantee that all articles
sold by hIm will be found as represented
q -..a 4 WILLIAM ROBINSON
- Nos 4 and 6 Hollingsworth Street,
Near Pratt St. Wharf, Baltimore, Nd.
July 2, IS57-3mos.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
RVING'S LIFE OF WASHINGTON
TLLUS TR.HTE

Great inducements for Clubs. Messrs.
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ed the first volume OF the illustrated Edi-
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ing The complete life Of Washington before
the Revolution, are ready 10 furnish the
same to subscribers, free of postage, on
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sent, post paid, 10 any part Of The Union
on the receipt of 25 cts. 81. -. ...
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an equal value. Clubs of 10, remittins
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or copy of a complete set of Addison :.
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illustrated Washington will contain one,
and every other number two first class
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the Steel Engravings, the work contains
numerous elegant Wood Engravingsfil.
'lustatlve Of historical subjects.
q CAUFIoN.-PersoDs subscribing for the
life Of Washington should be particular
to obtain the only work Which must forev
er remain the standard authority TrVine's s
Life Of Washington bears the imprint of
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G Every American should put this work
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i, 1le, ~ children read it; and learn
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the lessons of Patr-tism moral courage
perseverance under drE culties which tbs
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own than this; it is north a tSonsand aef 81.
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Country papers copying "a at"",
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321 Broadway, New York.
Feb. ~ 1915. = =
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
MAKING MONEY

The success which our ageniskre meeting
with is almoat astonishing. Aufng the ma
nv evidences Of this fact, we prdent The fol-
lowing from one OF eur agents afeady In the
field: se- 8s0f f9a <4r~
eI have now. been "a work ednyassing On
your Magazine one week. and tm delighted
with the business .It rs. dIfferSg from can
Eassing for any thing else1 eves tired am
sure 10 get subscsibeF inevesybamiiy where
they can rake t0gethes shFee dDllars. I am
never received with indiHesense anywhee,
fOr the fsss thing lido . 20 uaHl my engEa-