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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20
vTyHE LADIES COMPANION a month";

TIME LADIES COMPANION. a monthlv
u periodical, commenced on the broad
grounds Of dihusiug general information. far
and wildcat price, which is within the reach
oil all classes Of the community. The plan has
succeeded beyoad the most sanguine aniicipa-
tons of the proprietor. The first number was
issued To the public, with only sepenieen names
Of subscribers, and at this day boasts Of a Cit
culation nearly double that of any other month";
" Magazine ia America; and Is daily incrcas-
ing, al an average Of twenty subscribers. In
the pages Of the Ladies' Companion, every
class OF readers will find that which tend to
their enjoyment; tales, Of every nature, pa-
thetic and humorous; choice essays and sketch
es by the best writers Of the day; literary anal
scientific intelligence; copious extracts from
American and English Annals; structures on
the drama and fine arts, notices Of all the new
publications they issue from the press; transIa-
lions isom the French, Spanish, Greek, Ger
man, Italian, aud Hebrew lang uages: original
and selected poetry, original music aud eneray-
ings, with fine wood cuts and patterns of en-
broidery OF every description, independent az
an Immense variety of miscellaneous alficles ON
every subject Of the least interest TO the most
casual reader, embracing passing events; bio
graphical sketches of noted individuals: discoy-
efles ~ the arts and sciencies &c. &c; ac-
counts Of colleges and American institutions:
sketches from scenery -four own country. pub,
nc assemblies, painting, popular lectures, spea-
kers and authors; view Of oljen times Of the
city Of Gotham; Broadway AnaIyzcd; com
ments on Good Society, sc. &c. EmbeIlished
monthly with aplendid Steel Engraving:
popular music--origina or selected: and I'm.
broidery for the working Of lace patterns. In
short nothing required to insure interest.
amusement, or the Improvement OF the mind
N the pages Of the Ladies' Companion, will be
wanting on the part Of the proprietor.
No work in America presents lis subscribetx
with such melenge Of invaluable reading as
the Ladies' Companion, for lis extremely low
price (ftree dollars year,.
The terms are three dollars wear. payabIe
10 advance, and no subscription taken for less
than one year. Il is published on the 10Th Of
each month, stitched IN a coIoresI cover and
forwarded 70 subscribers out Of the city by the
earliest mails, strongly envcIoped in double
wrappers 70 prevent Fiction Office, $50 VIII
liam street, New York.
WIN. w. sNOWDEN, Proprietor.
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Strengthening Plaster,
Sabre.

nR s. c. HEWETT'S (ihe bOps-sr,
~ Boston. Mass. Strengthening Plaas,
DIR Heweit having been interrupted in bis
fessionsl pursuits by consisLi calls for bis 4
ter, has been obliged 10 odsr Il for sale. J
recommended TO be applied 10 the fulOr
cases, viz: forpains and weakhesin The =
stomach, sides and loins, rheumatism 'ni
effects Of mercury, corns and ihe efstii
consequences of sprains, dislOcaiOHs and 4
lures, and in many eases Of uIetratd son.
cleansing and healing them, and u ~
weakness. DIR II. does Dol advertise lbs 2
icine to sponge the public, but beesIS y
valuable salve, calculated 10 and Will %
human suffering. II will be sufficient "
er DIR II. is known, to secure ihs sak sn|
plaster, to say il is one invented and FFsa
by him. DIR n. will also prepare ns'1's
which will shortly be offered for sale sa.
certain cures for the tic dolOresa Or De0lat
and for the hermoIeids Of Plss. ~ wi
viii be authorized for sale BY Drhessu v,
the label ON the same be signed By HIM S'|
Heweli's.'
For sale wholesale and retail y
JOSEPH STEEN !,
Bookseller, Brauis''s
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mainly hound, submitted.a statement Of the de-
tails 10 his msiesty's attorney general for Low
er Canada. The resul, Of this step was an or
der from his excellencv the governor in chief to
send the prisoners TO be tried in Lower Canada,
under the authority Of the imperial statute as
Geo s, CHI. 1888. But, before the prisoners left
Norway House, Governor Simpson, immediate
" on his arrival from Canada, in June last, in
vestigaied the whole affair, and elected the fore
going details. ~
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Furniture and Chairs.

THE subscriber continues his business al
his shop adjoining The Bridge; and has on
hand large and good assortment Of Cabinet
Herk, ChGirs. ElaSfic Table Cloths, Clothes
pms, Rolling pins, Fancy Baskets, lNafirass-
Is for summer beds, Of The first quality, &c
iRdhariHg erery. faeiiify- for mann acinins,
such as good machinery moved BY WATERPROOF
er, II IS said none can offer to the public any
better articles, and at less prices, than those
found AT bis shop.
NIB. CABINET MAKERS can be furnished,
as usual, al his Shop with Furniture and
Chairs at wholesale prices.
Pine and Bass Lumber, Maple and Birch re-
ceived al his lumber yard, as usual.
ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
July %, 1897 AZ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20
Je,se'fs I~pvorsd Y.,.,,u'
Or German sp ,,'s B

WILL prove a SURF Pet'ht
heartburn, sour stomach i. oslns
illness, weakness Of the inn; ~. q M,
piles. Among the mans ',aos eosss,
received Of the saluiary , .s,.a'
the following strong prs sasstl'd
examination %"y y NJ.
Extract Of a leiterfrom r.. /.
pen. daied. Sudbury. Vi SEN ~ y s'a
Dear Sir-It is wi,b ~ y q u,
that ! undertake to recom On U's','g
Inc the virtues of Jewe,fs , y "
or German Specific, for ibs 'ss
lion, etc. My own case h., iIu'sd
most unconqnerable kind. 49, e
defiance medical aid, die,in.
The fashionable speci6c,-ibs.' . ',.l''
raiooga. Being totally uro.,, ..'sA
and body. | was induced 'sIat
hope, to make use Of the sbo' a'uos
and was surprised to End ,b ':as
and. and favorable y ,I effects. Ny disrs ,ae
toms daily decreased. and I,m
entirely cured of a mos, S;. .i 0's
plant which for seven yesr - S,5 !.
great variety Of the most no," "sD q
Yours respectfully.
MAcflN I-N.
Minister Of the Gospel, s 81 l
Extract Of letter from , 800
Boston received through the Os 80 .
ed Sept. IA. lS2S.-~sir. / ~ ~ '1'
feelings Of the liveliest gr,,;,a \. ~
known to the public the IolIor;
means ef Jewrti's improved v.y - |
or German Specific. Ny conn.,.
the dyspepsia. attended with ~
side and stomach. loss Of appeiIs N
applied TO several physicians. AZ n
the medicine, generally precrl.i !
sons 10 my situation. but they pn,,d 4
tual- AT last, by the advice Of S,'3
had been cured in case simi.,m I.
made trial Of the above named PA, u
implicitly following the dirrr,;o''
gave me slmos, instant relief and / !
two boxes more. they effected a O,,''
cure. | am now enjoying eSc,lIr0 \
and would heartily recommend lOiI-
sons laboring under dyspepsia 10 nal,
Of the above medicine
From Rer. J. d. Drvnus,3
With feelings Of pious gratiud. n,
en-. lwhence flows every good and M
gih.) now come forward to upil, n,
the numerous testimonies Of those ub,I
experienced the happy effects Il d.
eit's improved Vegetable Pills. For,
than two years ! have suffered se,er,l,I
a disease OF the stomach, owing i
rangement OF the digestive orgsn
though l ran the RECOMMENDED CON
many remedies famed for then relirEa
virtues. vet all was vain and useless
at length through the advice Of III
consented 10 make trial Of the above \
Pills, the use OF which has esnplsid,
established my long wisied for kaIa
The fresh and genuine Pills arc 6l
BY Williston & Co. Brsulston
James Keyes. Pulney
Robbins & Wells, Bellows F,I
Price so cents. eoply
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I'll THAT valuable Real Estate
&4!..H and TAVERN STAND recent
aiiiH ~ occupied by Elisha Kinds, ESQ
tS and situate 10 the pleasant and
growing village OF Hinsdale. On the premises
are two small! Tenements, which command
high and ready rent, aside from the large and
commodious Tavern House. Attached to said
Tavern are convenient Barns and an excellent
privilege Of water, conveyed by acqueducis TO
longs TO il about eight acres of as choice Land
as lies in the valley Of the Ashuelo, land the
whole presents q rare opportunity to the man
Of enterprise and business.
Terms Of payment made easy and saiisfac-
tory. For farther particulars enquire Of the
subscriber at Northfeld, Mass. OF OF Mr. FREp-
ERrcK HuNT, near the premises
JONA. HUNT BLAKE.
August Sd. 1887. 4stf
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or n = w GOODS,
AT THE CASH STORE.

VNHIS day received from Boston, u splendid
IL assortment of English, French and Amer
can Goods, cheaper than was ever before offer
ed in this section Of the country for Cash.
TO pieces Fancy PRINTS, from Sc. to SOC.
per yard; is pieces rich English GfNGHAMS,
from 90 TO 25 yds; figured and plain MERI-
NOES, of all coIors and prices; black, brown
and cinnamon colored ALEPiNES; 600 yds
brown SHIRTINGS, at g.. per yard.
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Crockery, Hardware and Dry
Groceries,

A large lot FUR CAPS, cheap. Walking
Shoes and Kid Slips, Of all kinds and prices.
The above prices show the good wholesome
times for the farmers and mechanics, when pro-
duce bears good fair price. will pay for
good yellow Butter, 90 cents pound.
tE5- Gentlemen and Ladies are respectfully
invited TO call and examine for themselves
PHILIP MARTIN.
Guford South Village, Sept. 81, 1887. 4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-20

ter supply Of
HOr, Parfor and Cook Stones,
which comprises all Of the most approved pat
terms now in use.---Parker's patent prophecy
premium Hat top and guard plate; Commits
celebrated improved rotary, and new improved
cook Stove; GrangeT's celebrated copical stove
stewards new improved pattern; and among
the rest, IS III. Mott g. Co.'S patent cook stove.
All those who wish 10 buy Stoves will do well
to call on the subscribers, a, Dickensou's Stone
Building opposite the Brick Row, No. {, and
examine their stoves before purchasing else
where, as they will find among our assortment
stoves that possess as many good qualities as
any in the market, for boiling, broiling, baking,
roasting, frying, and all other conveniences for
cooking. In addition TO our assortment OF
stoves, they will find general assortment Of
HOLLOW WARE;
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Furniture, sui,a-
Bile for stoves. Stove Pipe kept constantly on
hand.
Allkinds Of JOB WORK done to order, and
promptly attended TO, and all win be sold ms
low for cash OF approved credit as can be found
elsewhere.
DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
Braulcboro. Sept. ~, 1897. rf2
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A NY quantity of Custom Log s "Oiss !
IN received and sawed at shO"
on reasonable terms. ,,s.sled \
ns- Mill and Circular saws saws yWiIS0t,
DIR. JOHN VIII
Braltleboro, Sepi.7, 1887.
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at great bargains, and in particular those who
wish to pay in Hard Money Currency. Six
cents premium will be allowed on a dollar, on
Hard Money, in preference 10 Paper Rags, till
the Banks resume specie payments for their
piIls -,tso-
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The following valuable Vegetable Medicines
stand at the head of all other medicine for the
complaints 10 which il is recommended. fire
sorted TO in season il is said to cure nine times
out of ten. "a stitch IA lime sares nfRe.'
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The Ladies' Companion,
FOR 1897.

LAT6AAAx EMTEAPHIZGII
Devoted more especially 20 the interest oI
the Ladies'.
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STOVES! STOVES!

TVNIiE subscribers respectfully inform the in
u habilanls OF Braliieboro and its vicinity,
that they have jus, received their fall and win
ter supply Of
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MEIFER.
STRAY

owns SAID heller, can have her BY proving pro-
perry and paying charges.
AMASA WASHBURN.
Pufney, Sept. 18th 1887. So
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Halifax, VI
October O. 1887.
Dolly Adams Jonathan Niles 2
Hannah III. Avery Oliver Niles
John Bell James Reed
Stephen Eames John Reid
Willard Foster &c. PAYNE
Joseph Fisher Laura Russell
Gracia Hall Hannah Taylor
Isaac Haskius Mr. TwiDgue
z (l6) TIL. II. WOOD, +. ".
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Bescare Of C0anferfeffs!!

All Pills purpnrting TO be DR.. Brandreth's
and sold by persons without a certificate OF
agency. signed by Dr. Brandreth and by us as
general agents for him, are eornierfeifs.
JosEPH SrEEN is our agent for the county
OF Windham, and is authorised 10 appoint and
supply agents, and the only person who sells
the genuine Pills.
(eow6m47) FERRE & PARMELEE.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Brattleboro,
VI Oct LIST, 1887
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01
FRESH BRITISH
I'D II Y g GOD s.

By the arrival of the ship TalIy-Ho
from Liverpool, and ether late arrival,
at New York, from London, we hay,
received large supply of seasouabI,
British Dry Goods, which. in copse.
quence of the lateness of the season. we
will sell at very low prices-The STYLES
are beautiful. and expressly intended for
the Virginia trade; and very few SINH
lar Goods have been imported this spring.
We can with confidence recommend
them to our customers, and solicit their
orders. Among them will be found
Plain native colored Linen Drills,
Satin faced twilled do. do.
Rich Dorsey striped do. do.
Silk striped fancy do. do.
Patent finish. natural color do.
London Plaid Drilliugs. new style,
Fancy fi'd and corded Cotton Drillings.
Manchester and rich London Cuttings,
Blue, Black, Brown. Claret, Drab, Green,
Olive. Bronze, Adelaide and Purple
Summer Cloths,
London Black and White Prints,
Berlin, Turkish. Albemarle, Garrick.
Muscovite, Lancaster, Blanca and
other styles of fine fancy Paints,
Super. Black and White Muslins,
Rich Corinthian. Satin checked, and
other painted Muslins of the most
splendid styles imported,
Plain Jaconett Muslins and Cambricks,
Plaid and Tape Check ed Muslins,
Super. Plain Black Ginghams,
Black and White Muslin do.
Painted Eolian and Lustring do.
French Pink Checked do.
Super. single colours printed Cambricks,
Two and three coloured Italianas, very
beautiful,
Super. Cd Red Padding,
A great variety of low priced PantAloon
Stuffs.
Titley, latham. and Walkers superior
Patent Threads, &c. &C.
All the above Goods are of the most de-
sirable sly les. and are very scarce in the
Northern markets. Our customers or
ders will be filled, we confidently re.
peat, to their entire satisfaction.
WIN, KENT 81 Co.
Richmond. May %, lS37.-4t [271
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

MARRIED. on the 18th ult. by the
Rev. VIM. Calhoun. Mr.. Jacob Liga:-
ner to Miss Mary w. Piuson.
On the a5th ult. by the same. Mr..
Thomas G. Mitchell, to Miss Isabella
Ann Lilly.
MARRIED., at Eastern Prospect, on
The 23d ult. by the Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
Mr. OHIO ". HsiskeH, merchant OF Wheel
ing, 10 Miss Susan Nary, daughte of Maj.
James Sibson, OF Frederick county.
,, AT bsttersea, Tin Virginia. on the
ilth OF May. General Thomas IT. Bayly,
a member OF the Legislature of Virginia
IRON the county of Accomack, TO Miss
Ereiyn II. My, eldest daughter Of Judge
John +. May.
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VENDIIE.

WILL be sold at public sale, on Thurs
day the 25th instant at the late residence
of William Mccormick deceased, three
miles above Greenville, in Augusta coun-
ty, the following property. viz:
Two Negro Women, one a
bout 30, and the other about 81 years Of
age, Horses, Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, Farm.
ing Utensils: and Household 81 Kitchen
Furniture.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock on
said day, when the terms will be made
known.
THOMAS MCCORMICK,
May IL, 1897. Executor.
POSTPONEME NT.
The above sale is postponed till Fri.
day the 9th day of June next.
THOS. MCCORMICK.
May %. 1897.
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M. CUSHING.

hEsPEcrEULLY informs his friend.
and the public. that he has ,.st received
ifesn supply of Oranges, Lemons, Raj.
SINS Cocoa Nuts, Almonds, Palm Nuts
rlioeIts and English Walnuts. Also
fresh Water and Soda Crackers.
>, Superior Spanish Cigars and Chewing
Tobacco.
His SODA FOUNTAIN is now in
operation and he will keep supply OF
Ice Cream, Beer and Cider, together
with general assortment of Cakes and
Confectionery.
Also-ICE for sale. Families can be
with regular quantity daily.
Staunton, June l, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

A child nine years old has arrived at
New York from the West Indies, whose
head measures thirty one inches in cir
conference and twenty three inches from
ear to ear over the crewp, the weight
being fifty pounds. The head is free
from distortion, and seems 10 have been
fo:med for person of the stature of ten
or eleven feet. The suiures Of the head
have not closed up at the apex. The
child is an idiot, aud indicates no sense
except Of pain when touched, and hun
ger, when the time of eating arrives.
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NOTICE..

PERSONS indebted to the estate of
GEORGE b. TATE, deceased are inform
ed that the Books and Papers of said
Estate are in the hands of JOHN Nav
TON. of Greenville. who is fully author
lied to settle and collect the same. All
persons having unsettled accounts with
the Estate will call OH him and settle.
Persons indebted by note or otherwise,
will make payment TO him without de-
lay, as long indulgence cannot be given.
JAMES TATE,
Admir- of G.. B. Tate, decd
April Is, 1S37.-tf
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EDUCATEON.

As the subscriber expects to leave
home. and to be absent a few weeks, the
next session Of his School cannot com
mence until the 10Th of June. The
price of tuition, and the price OF board
in his own family. will be, for the time,
in proportion 10 the prices charged last
winter session. The fees are payable in
advance. Excellent boarding, he be-
lieves, can be had in the neighbourhood.
JOHN HENDREN.
Nav 3. lS37.-3ts
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-06-01

Nessrs. Editors-In your paper of the
18Th uli. noticed piece signed Gone of
the present Deputy Sheriffs," and in which
the writer labours hard 10 destroy my char
acler by heaping upon me the most opprobri
Gus epiihets.-Since my return TO StauntOn,
] have understood that VIM. Poage is the
Scape Goat, and seemingly eXulls in the Of
flee he has assumed. No doubt he is we'll
qualified TO bear off SO filthy load. Poor
creature pity him. But as il respects
POage's writer, or magician, | would Just
remark, that award to him the character of
an accomplished scribbler in backguartism.
Ii seems that the communication signed"Op.
posers 10 Oppression, !" like the sea in an agi-
tated state, has sturred up the community all
round. MIR. Joseph Points and nIyseif, feel
ing in common with all good citizens, a deep
interest in the welfare of the community,
published in the Staunton Spectator OF the
Goth of April last, the piece signed "Oppos-
ers TO Oppression" The writer for Poage,
so far as am concerned, evinces feeling
which all honorable men know how 10 APP
preciate. l am poor, and have large ia
mily dependant on my exertions Tor support.
| have beep. like many others, unfortunate
in business. cannot meet promptly all
demands against me but have the will i
not the ability, and that 10 me is consoline
refiecIion.-Poage's writer, poor thing
looks upon my poverty as an insuperabie
objection TO my appearing before the public!
II poverty be a crime, how many better and
worthier men than am, must cry guilty
guilty, guilty. | wish 10 be brief, and |
will hasten to close. Poage's writer says
the certificate given TO Mr. McCue, was
drawn from the authors Of Composers 10 OPP
PRESTON" by threais-Tbis | pronounce
false. We were beset by Mr.. McCue day
after day appeals to our sympalhies were
made. We, so lar as we could, acquitted
! him. now close my remarks by pro
nouncing the piece signed Zone OF The pre-
sent Deputy Sheriffs" tissue of falsehoo,
from beginning TO end
CHRISTIAN NJ. WARNER
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Preparations are making, we under
stand, 10 furnish the Presidents House
in new and costly style OF magnifcence
which will eclipse even the former
gorgeousness which was exhibited in
some of the rooms Of that mansion. This
for plain, republican government, with
a Democratic" Administration, is excel
lent truly it is patent Democracy
We, heretical republicans, can only look
on In wonder and amazement at the i'm
pudence of -FOUR masters" .-Aler. Gae.
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DIED.

Al his residence in Winchester, on the
I7th ult. Col. THOMAS ROBERTS. inthe
DIST year Of his age. He was for many wears
past the Post Master Of that town and was
also The senior partner in the mercantile firm
OF Roberts and Tnggert.
In Accomac on the 18th ult. Mrs. Ann e.
Wise, consort of the Hon. Henry A. Wise.
In Vicksbnrg Mississippi, on the 18th of
April, Col. Abraham X. North, aged 45, a
resident OF Lynchburg, Virginia, after se-
we're illness of nine weeks.
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800 REV ARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscribers, liy-
ing near Middiebro Augusta county,
Va, on the night of the 18th instant,
two Negro Men, named HARRY aud
JEFFRY.-HARRY is % or 26 years of
age, six feet high, rather dark complex
ion, with very impudent countenance.
JgFFRY is D years of age, FIVE feet sew
en- OF eight inches high, very yellow
mplexion, has rather down look when
spoken to- and a remarkably thick head
of hair. They took with them a guam
tity of clothing, and are supposed to have
with them about two hundred dollars in
silver, by which means they may have
obtained pass. 1t is thought they viii
make for the State of Ohio, by the way
of Lewisburg, as they have been seer
in that direction.
The above reward viii be given for
the apprehension Of said negroes, or 500
for either of them, II lodged IN Jail, So
that we get them agaiD, and all reasona.
bic expenses paid if brought home.
2qs. SAM'L X. s. VIM. KERR.
May %, 1887.
NJ Richmond Enquirer & Rana,gfa Bar
ner tgW insert the obooe three times, and for.
,UardbtN to thts Office.
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NOT'HCE r..

A l. those indebted to the estate Of
Jf<EPH COWAN, deceased, are re-
qlested to come forward and make pay
ment, or settle their accounts, without
delay. JOHN COWAN,
A. Is. COWAN,
Sept. p. 1886. Adm'rs
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IL % 3 r..

SOME time since, two Notes. one for
Sl5. due LIST March, 1887, the other for
Sl3 So Sd cts. due LIST September,
1887, executed oy John Craig and wills
liam McChesney.-I forewarn all per-
sons from trading for said notes.-A lib
raj reward will be given to any person
who will return them TO me.
G. COLLINS.
May 25, 1S35.-3t
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SER. AYED

From the subscriber, some days sinces
young BROWN COW, heavy with
cali-straight horns-no white or other
mark recollected. She was raised In
Greenbrier, and has been traced for sew
eral miles in that direction.
A liberal reward will be given for
her, or such information as may lead TO
her recovery.
KENYON HARPER.
Stanton, May Is, 1881.