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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

IT will be seen by an advertisement in
this days paper, that a good opportunity
is offered for our citizens desiring to pu2'
chase residence lots in Otts wa to procure
them on easy terms of payment and at a
low rate OF interest, and many persons re-
siding in the County desiring hereafter to
avail themselves of the advantage of our
schools, would do we'll to procure a lot for
future use, or for profitable investment
The sale will be made to the highest bid
der without reserve
We advise all wishing an Ottawa Lot,
to attend the sale We refer to the adj
vertisemnt Of Geo H. Norris in another
column.
". WATERMAN & Co-The opening of a
dry goods and general grocery and supply
establishment on scale like that of !. V.
Waterman & Co, during period of such
commercial DEF ression as then prevailed,
was, to say the least, a hazardous expert
ment; but the new feature embraced in
the plan, of making it sort of farmers
home, as well as place to trade at, secured
its success beyond anticipation. They have
just made their spring purchases, about
doubling their previous stock, and en-
bracing range and variety of articles I'M
approachable in any other establishment
in the County. Farmers will more than
ever find it to their convenience and pro-
tit, we imagine to make IL their head
quarters.
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iron, ns E,-amiesr, Eoct5lt, Ia
Ceph;c Pills accomplish the OBJECT for which they
weIe made, viz: Cure OF headache in ali it. forms
From ne Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tasted in than thousand
cases, with entire success.
From tie D-mocyat, 81. C1ou1, MINI.
lfyou are have been troubled with the headache,
them il case OF an attack.
From TIE .ta,rert5seg, Proci,Icaes, Y. I.
The Cephalic Pills are said be remarkably er-c-
tive remedy for the headacLe and OF The very best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
From The Testera Il. r. Gq.s,te, CLicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr.. spal4ns, and his uurivaled
Cepialc Pills.
From, The KaRd,chd Valley Star, KdnGieEd, "a
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, who ny them, VIII stick to thein
From TIE Southern Path Ega1er, Eerc O,lecns La.
Try them you that are afflicted, aud are sure
that your testimony can be added to the already nu
list that has received benefits that no Other
medicine can produce.
From the s.. LoGis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephaic Pills.
| is rapidly increasing.
From tie Gdzette, Dacsnport, Io'ca.
Mr. Spllding would connect his name with al
! ticle he did not AHOto TO possess real merit.
From TIE AGrer:iser, PfoUiIence, R.
The testimony il their is strong, from the mo e
| respectable quarters.
| From Tie Daily Ne,cs, Newport II. T.
! Cephaic Pills taking the place of al kinds.
From tie Comniarciti Baletia, B1Ston, Mass.
| Said to be very ef1cacious for the headache.
From tie c mnse ci.,I, Cincinnati, Ohio.
! Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-04-06

B. ARNOLD & Co-No clothing establish
ment in our city has advanced more rap
idly in public favor than that of B. Arnold
Il Co, second door South of Wolford's
with heavy stock, and by giving good
bargains and manifesting toward custo
mers "a sacrificing disposition to accommo-
date and please, has won such trade as
to justify an enormous purchase for the
spring trade See new adver.
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The election in Ottawa on Tuesday for
The democrats had met on Saturday eve
ming and nominated ticket, which the
republicans concluded it would not pay to
try to beat An attempt was made to get
up fight ON Butler, the nominee for Col
lector, but the democratic column was
found too solid to be broken, and the di-
version proved failure
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Mrs. JAS. w. FAY,
MRs. Rev 7. n. BENEDICT,
Mrs. S. w. RAYMOND.
Mrs. ELI STRAWN,
MRs. WIN OSMAN, FREE TRADER,
Mrs. JOHN MANLEY.
We viii send any style of machine, carefully packed,
by express, with bill Of collection for the amount to
be paid on delivery.
We guarantee every machine perfect instrument.
~ send for u Descriptive Circular, with cuts Of
leading Styles, List OF Pieces, &c. Address
W. Il. YOUNG & CO.,
mar30 1l5 Luke 81, IHicdOO
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AMERICAN SHERRY.-That rhubErb wine
at Dimmick q Maybury's is a new article
in this market. TO nothing of it medici-
nal virtues, it is decidedly pleasant to take.
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IEaj. Anderson

DRIED BlacLIr5r-es, RasIherries, Cherries, a
i PDuss, for sale ~ lf,blGI CkMPBtLL'S
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THE ELECTION.

The full returns of the election held yes
terday have not come in, and therefore we
do not give table. 1t is ascertained, how
ever, that about twenty three hundred
votes were cast, and not more than ten
against the Ordinance of Secession Taking
into consideration that about 1900 of the
voters of the county are absent in the SER
vice of the State, this is the usual vote Of
the county There will not DO over ten
votes out Of thirty-fve u d r e d cast
against Ratification Christian is elect
ed to lie Senate. and Sheffey and Walker,
and probably w. NJ. Tate, to the House
The contest is between Tate and j. A.
Hartman. and is very close Broun leads
Holiday for the Board Of Public Works
from 1900 to 1900.
We willpublish the full returns hereafter.
In Rockingham very large vote was poll
ed, and not over twenty against the Ordin-
ance. Hopkins, WoodsoD and Grattan ere
elected to the Legislature Broun beats
Holiday for Board of Public Works.
In Shenandoah very large vote was cast,
and unanimous for ratification.
In Rockbridge large vote cast, and one
only against ratification. Anderson and
Dorman elected to the Legislature. BrouD
leads for Board of Public Works.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO FARMERSy
WESi ERR VIRGINIA. ENTERPRISE.
Agricultural Implements,


MANUFACTURED IN STANTON.
TINE subscriber takes pleasure in seying to the
i Farmers of Augusta and adjoining counties,
that he is now prepared to manufacture to order
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of almost eve-
nv description, such Pitts MACHINE PLOWS,
of different kinds, Horse Rakes, Corn Shellers OF
various kinds, Cutting Boxes, Harrow. Corn
Planters. Also Wagons, Horse Carts, Wheeibar-
rows, DC.
Having in his. employ Mr.. James Moore, one of
the best Machinists md Pattern makers in the
county and TIE ampest facilities for doing work
second to none in Western Virginia-fitting up
Mill Irons, Circular Saws, de-, and also cutting
Mill Screws, Cider Mill Screws and Post and Pump
Augurs. Blacksmithing of every kind done at the
shortest notice.
Particular attention will be given to repairing
Threshing Machines, Drills, &c.
He would ask particular attention to his PRE-
MUM CORN PLANTER, with guane attachment,
patented Aug 1860. Its simplicity and cheapness
might be sufficient recommend alton but its great
merit is what its claim to popular favor is based
upon. You can plant any distance from two O
three feet. 1t has no belt TO slip and miss dror.
ping, but deposites the grain at the distance
it is set to drop. You can see the deposits and
know the width, until the Hopper ia emptied o:
Corn. You can put it in and out OF gear without
stopping. This machiue is warranted to give sat-
isfaction. Those wanting them will do well to or.
der early. Price $l5 at the Shop. State and
County Rights for sale The best Of reference eaA
be given of its merits.
Having gone to the trouble and expense of fitting
up in Staunton one of the LARGEST MAJHIN
SHOPS IN THE VALLEY, and an establishment
for the manufacture of ali kinds Of Farming and
Agricultural Implements, he trusts County and
State pride will not fail to give him liberal en-
enlargement.
JOSEPH r. TAxNEHILL.
Staunton, Sept. %, 186O.-tf
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THE undersigned is now prepared, at his House.
L near the American Hotel, to accommodate all
those who NAV call upon hin. He can furnish
LODGINGS e. Meals,
of the very best kind the most reasonable terms
Also, SNACKS, from O'Clock in the morning to
10 o'clock at night.
He keeps constantly on hand large and varied
stock of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS,
which he will dispose of very low for CASH. H.
does not intend to raise the price Of his Goods for
the purpose Of specializing on the people In tn csc
trying times, but viii only ask fair profit on his
investment. Ii he can buv his Goods cheap he will
sell them cheap. If be has to pay high for them,
he will have to charge accordingly. His motto is,
olive ard let i've"
He has also a very choice assortment of the best
LIQUORS, which he will dispose of at a small
advance upon cost. His BAR is surpassed for
the superiority of its refreshments, b. other in
the Valley.
He feels thankful for ths liSeral pstrora age ex
tended him by the good people of Augusta hel etc.
fore, and hopes tn continue to receive their favors.
lie will do all in his power to merit it.
May 10. I'll. JOHN O'HARE.
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HOTEL.

THE Virginia Hotel. so extensively known to
L the Travelling Public as one of the verv best
Hotels in the State, is now owed s"ley by Messrs.
WIN. Fl. l. THOS. P. PEYTON. who will devote
their whole attention to the purpose Of increasing
ii possible the high reputation which it present
sustains, and will leave exertiOn unemployed to
render their guests satisfied and comfortable. The
recent add itiuns put to this estab ,hment, enable
the prop'rs to accommodate a muc larger num-
Der Of guests than formerly. The whole building,
in the interior and exterior has been recently
fitted and painted and looks now "GooD AS NEW"
The proprietOrs have secured the services o: Mr..
WM. ID. GILKEsON, Sr. and experienced Landlord,
and formerly of the Taylor Hotel, Winchester, az
Superintendent who will paJ every attention to
those stopping at the Hotel. Capable and faithful
servants are also provided, to ensure the comfort
Of guests. The table will continue, a. heretofore,
to equal that of any Hotel in the State.
Connected with the Hotel are extensive Stables,
under the management of Byers 4 Co., well known
for their experience and efficiency in this depart
ment. Horses will be taken on Livery, and Hor-
SEES, Bnggies and Hacks will be afforded to guests
on reasonable terms.
The Proprietnrs are well prepared to accemmO-
date families who wish to spend the Summer
months in ibis healthy portion of the State.
This Hotel is we'll furnished and contains as good
and comfortable bedding as any house in the State.
In this Hotel there are two of Fielding's New
and Excellent Marbe-bedded and Patent cushion
ed BILLIARD TABLES.
WIN. II. ley ton, who has been so long connec-
ted with this Hotel will devote bis whole attention
to the accommodation of the guests. He is thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
and would respectfully ask continuance Of the
same.
WM II; PEYT0N. pronr;e,o,.
TIL Tno H'I p r PE X r., "a. 8,
1T this House. also the office of ADAMS d CO.'S
EXPRESS. WIN. H. PEYTON 4 BRO
Stanton. March Is. 1861
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Hon. A. R. BOteIer.

~ ~
The following extract from letter just
received from the Hon. A: r. Boteler. we
take the liberty of publishing, in order that
his many friends may see and know distinct
~ his position. Mr. Boteler was one of the
FIRST to join volunteer company as pri-
va,e in the ranks, and march to Harper's
in obedience to the orders of Gov Letcber
[Repnblicon.
In reply to your inquiry contained in your
last letter, l have no hesitation in answer
ing that l heartily approve of the recent
action of our State Convention, and expect
to reiterate my approval at the polls.
You know with what devotion have loved
the Union; how faithfully l labored with
those who struggled to maintain it upon its
original Constitutional basis of justice and
equality. and how reluctant l was to aban-
don the hope of its construction. But,
alas the coercive policy Of this perfdious
Administration, and the malignant alacrity
with which that policy has been responded
to by all parties in the North, has abun-
dainty testified that the Union of my love.
the Union which our fathers made for our
protection, has been perverted by sectional
hatred into weapon Of oppression that il
is no longer shield Of safety over our
heads, but sword Of subjugation at our
hearts and that the only alternative now
left to US is either base submission or reco'
lutionary resistance
I, the. efore, recognize no other rallyine
point for my patriotism than the unfurlee
Gag of our good old Commonwealth. aud ne
true Virginian will hesitate to follow it
fortunes. or to fight beneath its folds.
i am, as ever
Truly your friend.
A r. BOTELER.
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Ho! For Gospel Hill!
Cabinet-Making and Furniture

MIN. P. JOHNSON, Gospel Hill has now a
w very select supply of all kinds of Furni-
ture. OF his own manufacture (no slop-shop Yam
kee work)-made out of seasoned timber and
warranted. Every article in his line of bu ness is
made promptly to order, and no disappointments.
He keeps cor stantly on hand all sizes OF METAL
LO-PERCHA BURIAL CASES, new style, and
something never before offered in Staunton. This
article is lined with Gutta Percha, is made of Gal
vanlzed Sheet Metal and is easily handled as
the Wooden Coffin. 1t possesses ad vantages over
everv article of the kind ever offered to the public
Persons are invited to call and examine
He makes to order also Wooden Collins Of all
sizes and qualities.
He has also very neat two and one horse hearse.
which can be bad at snv moment.
Staunton, Oct. IL, lS6O-6,p
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Oh e ap Gro cries.
A. M. BRUCE,
At r. G.. BiCkle'S Corner, Stanton, Va.

OFFERS FOR SALE VERY LOW
GAIT, N. o. and Cuba Molasses; Extra Golde~
- Syrup; Rio, Laguira and Old Government
Java Coffee Green and Black Teas Loaf, Crush
ed, Powdered, c., Extra Coffee and Bright N.
y. Sugar; English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese !;
No. l. Herring (new); Potomac Shad, (new) !;
No. l, and Mackarel; Cod Fish Sugar Cured
Bacon Hams; Soap; Adamantne and Taliow Can
dies !; Rice; Pure Pearl Starch Stone Wood and
Willow Ware; Cotton Yarn; Tobacco; Cigars !;
Confectionaries, &C., &c.
Also Old Rye Whiskev, Cognac Brandy, Peach
Brandy, Holland Gin, Wines of all kinds and Ora
des, Champagne Cider, Philadelphia and London
Porter, Philadelphia and Scotch Ale.
A. M. BRUCE,
Corner of Augusta and Beverly Sts
Staunton, May IS, 1860.
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1861. SPRING. 1851.
Southern Hat Mandatory! -
ESTABLISHED 1886 Lies

THE subscriber respectfully invites the attention
l. OF the merchants OF Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee to the extensive stock of his
ard foreign MANUFACTURED HATS
Goods sold in this house will be warranted to com.
pare favorably in quality and prices with goods
coming from any other market. There will ba
found all the qualities of W DOL, Flu r and STRAW
HATS, from the lowest price negro hat to the finest
quality for gentlemen. Also. BOYS and GILL;
DREN'S HATS and CAPS, Of all grades and sty-
les. LADIES' RIDING HATS of all the various
qualities. / also manufacture largely MILITARY
HATS AND CAPS.
am now supplying great part of Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee with MILITARY
GOODS, orders for which are solicited and
promptly filed.
JOHN nOOLEY,
81 Ma II St., Richmond, Va.
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WASHINGTON, May o. The President
and Cabinet are united in sentiment upon
the measures which the Government should
adopt in case England or France shall re.
cognize the Confederate States. War will
be the inevitable consequence!
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no YOU WANT WHISKERS1
~ Do YOU WANT WHISKERS7
DO YOU WANT A MUSTAC4E1
Do YOU WANT A MUSTACHE
BELLINGkl,A MS
CELEBRATED.
STIMULATING 0kGUENT.

OIUvIUlN tIVu ONUUlVjs
FOR THE WHLSKERS AND HAIR.
The subscribers take pie asurc in announc ing to
the Citizens Of the United States, that they have
obtained the Agency for, and are enabled to offer
to the American public, the above justly celebra-
ted and world renowned article.
THE STIMULI TING ONGUENT
is prepared by DR.. C. P. BELLISsHAM, an emf
nent physician of London, and ia warranted to
bring out thick ret of
WHISPERS OR A MUSTACHE
n Fl ON three TO six weeks. This article is the
only one of the kind used BY the French, and in
London and Paris it is in uDve rsal use.
1t is beautiful, economical, soothing, vet
stimulating compound. acting as if BY magic upon
the roots, causing beautiful growth Of luxuriant
hair If applied to the scalp, it ill cure baldness,
and cause t. spring up in place Of the bald spots
fine growth Of ne " hair. Applied according to
directions it will turn red or towy hair dark, and
restore gray hair to its original color, leaving it
soft, smooth, and flexible. The ''ONsyssr" is an
indispensable article in every gep,leman's toilet,
and after one weeks they would not for sny
consideration be without it.
The subscribers the only Agents for the
ticle in the United States, ~ whom all orders
must be addressed.
Price One Dollar box-for sale by all Drug
ranted to have the desired efiect) VIII be sent to
any who desire it, by mail (direct), securely
packed on receipt OF price and postage, Sl.IS.-
Apply to or address
HORACE L. HEG IMAM co.
Druggists. &C.,
2AWilliam Street, New York.
Feb. ~, iae..e-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STAGE LINE.
From Stanton to Winchester.

Quickest and Cheapest
Route to Harper's Ferry.
GTAGES leave Staunton every evening immed-
- ately after the arrival Of the passenger train
from Richmond, and connect with the train on the
Manassas Gap Railroad at Mt. jackson. thence bv
cars to Strasburg, and arrive in Winchester next
morning in timr for the cars for Harper's Ferry.
They leave Winchester every day after the arrival
Of the cars from Harper's Ferry, connect with the
cars at Strasburg, thence by Railroad from Mt.
Jackson, and arrive in Staunton the next morning
in time for the Richmond Train.
E Through tickets from Staun-
ton to Winchester for SIS.
KEMP / TROTTER.
May II, '61. Pr0prietors.
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NOTICE.

THE accounts of CRAWFORD 4 COCHRAN
i are made off to the lst January 1861. Tho
partnership expires, by limitation, on the lst A
prll; Asa change in the concern is about being
mace no longer indulgence can lie given. We hone
need what's due US. 'N'
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
Stanton, JAN %, 1851.
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IMPROVED STrOCE

&RoCER1ES,
BOOTS, NHO Il 5, Sc,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Or Trade for Country Produce.
HAVING removed from the Corner OF Beverly
i i and Augusta Streets, to BRANDEBU RG'S
OLD STAND, Opposite the Virginia Hotel, am
prepared to sell goods VERY Low for the ready
money trade, and ha We just received
Is bags best Rio Coffee, at 1871 cts. BY the bag +;
20 boxes Adamantine Candles at q cts by the box
10 bags Laguira Coffee at Is cts by the bag;
Is sacks Fine Salt at 81. SO to 81. Is per sack:
10 bbs Crush'd Sugar at ~ cts by the Dbl;
Is bbls n. q. Sugar (new crop) at 81 cts by
the barrel;
900 lbs "Good" Stamp Sole Leather at Csc per lb;
10 bbs new crop N. D. Molasses, an extra article;
10 bbs Hydraulic Cement;
~ kegs Nails, very low;
| am also reta ling best Sugar house Molasses at
6211 cents Crushed Loaf sugar l2>z cts Good
N. o. Sugar at 9 cts Extra Gunpowder and I'm
perial Tea at only ST per h.; Mems Heavy Boots
So. so per pair Fine Calf Boots $3.50 per pair {;
Double soed Quilted Calf Skin Boots at 81 so per
pair Oxford Ties Shoes Sl.75 Congress CATERS
at So so per pair also Youths and Bows Boots
and Shoes equally low, together with a general
assortment of other goods too numerous TO men
ton, at very low rates to suit the times;
JOHN P. HULST,
Brandeburg's Old Stand: Opposite the
Feb. l, 1861. Virginia Hotel, Stanton
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STEAM ENGINES,
Circular SNaC-.lXstts, &c, Sc''
J. G.. SPRINKLE T.,

Harr1sonb Va..
ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens 81 the
II Valley and Of Virginia generally. that he is
now prepared to manufacture STEAM ENGINES,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and every other de-
scription Of work in his line with the utmost promp
titude. The Engine which he makes was invented
by himself and Basford of our town, and was pat
ented in December, 1851.
There are some four Engines of this patent now
in opera alton in Rock ingham. .wo OF which drive
the machinery Of Merchant and Saw-Mills one is
amployed in tan yard, and the other driving the
press Of the Rockingham Register. refer to the
gentlemen VINO own these Engines, for evidence OF
the superiority of my Engine over any other now
in use. 1t is exceedingly simple in its construc-
tion and requires less fuel than any other engine
now in use. 1t viii be furnished as cheap as any
@ her engine of equal power made anywhere
One of the Engines in use in Rockingham occupies
the place formerly occupied BY one of the best
Northern made engines of another patent. The
efficiency and value of my Engine having now been
fully tested, confidently call the attention of all
who need motive-powor of this cha racter to the
invention.
Mg- Particular attention paid to the fitting up
of mill work, generally Repairs of all kinds of
machinery attended to promptly.
M@- Address, Harrisonburg, Va.
Feb, 8. 1861.
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A SENSIBLE vIkw.-The Dayton Empire

A SENSIBLE v1kw-The Dayton Empire,
one Of the ablest papers Of Ohio, says:
The South is able to bring and maintain
in the field, for immediate defensive opera
tioDs, one million tmo hundred thousand
men and that is more than the North can
ever march and support in the South for
offensive warfare. For any purpose the
South can keep up an army at home Of
500, 900. any length Of time that may be
needed. and this, as every student of mill
tary history knows, is nearly equal to twice
the number waging an aggressive warfare
in an enemy's country
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POSTSCRIPT.
Confederate Congress adjourned

OVHAOUChdte CVMSFcSS sauJUuFMeO
MONTGOMERY, May %. 1861.
The Confederate Congress adjourned late
last night. to meet at Ri m d on the
Goth of July. The tariff bill was passed
with some important amendments. The
Patent Office bill was signed
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Letters to the editor from friends in the
South mention these important facts as GER
tainly true
l. That Genl Joseph E Johnston, late
Of the Federal Army, and now Brigadier
General of the Southern Confedoracy, has
been ordered to take command at Harper's
Ferry, and ought to have reached bis des.
tination either yesterday or to-day.
z. That Genl Beauregard has been or
dered to the command at Norfolk, and is on
his way there
3. That President Jefferson Davis will
come to Richmond SO soon as his business
at Pensacola is concluded. perhaps by the
close of the present week = Rich. Eram
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MERCHANTS, Teachers, Farmers and 9th
W ers will find as usual, large stock of Books,
Stationary and Music, at
RANDOLPHS Book Store and Bindery,
Richmond, Va
GB- The best terms will be offered for cash or to
puuctual customers.
April 5, 1851.