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speak 10 him. and very difficult TO carry on CONVEX
satlon Al all from the immense hcig ht 10 which he
had assembled. and the made by the babblng OF
the little brook, rs II tumbcd in tiny cascades
It's rocky bed, NJ our feet At lcnpli, he seemed to
discover that one Of the cletts before mentioned
treated backward from the o,ethauging position OF
Tue quar- Into tins he sprang nj once, aud VAS
soon ont of sight and out Of danger
There ~ not a word of truth in all that story T.
bout our hauling him up with ropes, and his lam.
ing away 80 soon hc landed on the summit.
hose acquainted with the localities, will al once
perceive its absurdiy, fot were beneath the atch
ond II IL hall mile round 10 the top and Tor the
most part up rugged mountain. Instead OF fam
ting AWAY, Mr.. Piper procesd n, once down the
hill TO meet us, and obtain ms hat and shoes. We
met about hall way and there he laid down fora lew
moments, to recover himseliom his fatigue.
We dncd n the tavern OF Nj. Donlhoo. half way
between the Bridge and Lexington, aud there we
related the whole matter n tho Dime, table. Mr..
ponhoo has since removed to ST. CLAIR, In
Michigan. Mt Pipcl was preparing himself FOR the
ministry, IN the PRESBYTERIAN church, and the Pre-
slden OF the college was his spiritual pteccptor,
wen ~ his teacher in college. Accordingly, he
called HIM up, next morning, to impure Into H.
thinking, perhaps, that 't"as not avery proper txh,
bton LOT a student of theology The Reverend Pre-
sidcnt Is stl alive aud .oirubuiate my trsiimo.
ny mean the Rev. George Baxter, ID. d, nj
p,esent at the head of the Theological Seminary IN
Virginia. As 10 the other witnesses, Nh Re,ei,
afterwards became II member Of tho Legislature Of
Virginia, and somewhat distinguished, | believe, iot
young mon ; bni he unfortunately fell u victim 10
poison, as | have bccn informed Nj Wallace WIS
then irom Richmond but u native of Scotland,
WHITTIER lie returned soon after. 1t sllkes me that
once heard oil his death, hut of tins ! am not cen
tam lie may be still alive, aud able 10 substant-
ate statement.
MI Piper himself afterwards married = daughter Of
zen Alexander Smyth, OF Wylhc, aud was soon
alter appointed principal Of some academy III the
West. which he abandoned however ~ he had
done the ministry before. The last bead OF hun,
was during the last summer, when | saw his name
reg stered at one of the Virginia springs | was
told lie had become an engine en- and was then en-.
gagged III surveying road betw cen some two oil the
springs.
have thus briefly and hastily related every thing
Nhodt the exploit, which have any reason to be.
c'e Will be intctesllnG TO the public. elhcr OF
hereafter. WILLIAM A. CARUIIlERS.
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NOTICE

TO Sadd}erS, teio hare the RIGHT Of using Shcets'S
Spring, anil 10 those rho may purchase the right u
USin Q the same.
TIVE subscriber embraces this opportunity Of IN
L forming them that he has made arrang cmcnts,
and has lately received lot oil 100 OF the above
ed Springs itom the North, made in the ncatest and
best manner, ny superior workman. In fact, they
are all warranted 10 he dufab'e aud elastic have
ucd and cannot get smiths IN the surrounding com
Try here to make such rs would be willing TO put
IN Saddles which have manufactured, after having
bought all that Sheets could make before his re-
moyal to the west ! shall receive, in a short nne
another lot ulSprings nom the same manufacturer.
All those wishing 10 bay Springs, if they will favor
Win their orders they will be thankfully receiy-
ed aud promptly attended TO. The Springs shall be
sold on reasonable terms, and they shall be such as
any man can warrant 10 the purchaser with safety.
J. &. SHACkLEFORD.
Lynchburg, June 25
IS. The subscriber returns his thanks 10 lis
friends and the public generally, for their liberal
patronage towards him since his commencement in
business upto the pr sent date. and sollcis . con
tnuatlon Of HE Same, assuring them AT the same
time, thai all articles IN his lane Of business shall be
made oil The best materials winch cln he Produced
and III the nealesl and most durable manuer. The
subscriber has hand, at tins time, a large and
general assortment OF e.ery article belonging his
line of business, all OF which will be sold low for
cash, OF country produce. nj market prices.
j. {. SlIACkLEFORD.
o. The Fmcasc Democrat, Abingdon States
man and Lew!sbnfs Enquirer VIII insert the ioreeo
lug, three times, and forward III n accounts to this
office
June % Is
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nc UFHIUt HHf DtUFttTuItHt5 tUWPtutHt 2
o. THE PILES
receives Immediate rcei-and, in instances has
been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

been thoroughly cured by the administration of
DUMFRIES REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
,HNIS approved compound also mitgaes and removes the
/ symptoms which frequently accompany that disorder,
and increase danger of the paient Pain IN Loins
iicalachc-oss of Appelite-lndses other marks
ofdebllly.
relieved Patient writes from distance 1t is but JUS
,e to YOU to inform YOU that have used Dummies
Remedy the Piles for time past and have found II
cminently successful
The Remedy is quite innoo cnt and be administered
nil ages ndbo Pam and simple directions, with
description OF the COM plant, accompany each package
which consists boxes containing Ointment and the
other an Eectaary.-pnce 81 Tor both articles, so cents
where but one is wanted.
wrapper the sole Proprietor, T. klDDER, successor to the
late Dr. Conway. For sale, with all the other Conway
Medicines" his Counting Room No. 80 next door 10 j.
kidders Drug Store of Court and Hanover Streets
near Hail. Boston and by his special appointment
ny i n TH' p a11'7i Agents Lynchburg.
Large discount to those who buy to sci again. -,
MAY 81 IIni
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TRUST S.ELE.

IDY virtue Of a deed oftrus executed by Walter
ID Snead and Judith his wife to the subscriber, Oh
the 18Th day of November, 1886, to secure the pay
ment of debt therein mentioned, will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash, in the street. IN front OF the
house, on the 10Th day Of August next, the
@ HOUSE AND LOT on sth street. N the
klA.A said Walter Stead, deceased Acng as nus
tee shall sell and convey only such title IS vested
in me by the sand deed oltrnst.
JAMES BENAG1
July 80 tas
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Four hundred and ninety Acres.

OUT hUHUTCU 1nH ninety Acres,
more or less, a portion OF which is cleared and
about three hundred Acres uncleared aud well TIM.
bcfed, and some very fine ToBACoo LAND to clear
There Is also a fine situation tor a Mll with water
sufficient to turn any kind oil Machine, within a few
hundred y.uds oil the mouth of Pcalar. The Land
Will be shown 10 any person or persons that wish
20 purchase, by applying to Whlung Dawes, resd-
ing two miles above Bethel.
re terms o. sa'- Will he one two and three
years credit the purchaser purchasers giving bonds
with approved personal secuIily. aud the TILE Of the
Lind rrtaILed until all the said bonds alc wholly
dischais ed.
WHITING DAVIES.
ADDlsoN TALiAFERRo. co"'rs.
August . I'm
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1SlAlaAiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

i published semeety ferery Monday and 2Aursday at
Four Dollars per annHm payable 4" ddcance No snbscrp-
ton eA received fora storter period than ons and
n, paper cH be discontinued fereept al the disceoa Of the
Eitoys } utta all arrearages paid
QrADFER TfSEHEN FSinsertedat5o cents per square
or less for the FIRST serto and 81 for erery suisse
event insertion.
0rJOB PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpeditious,y
and reasonable
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These examples of longevity are not confined to
Europe. The Cenobcs Of Mount SINAI Frequently
attain tie age Of TO 100 years. Ia SYRIA IN Bar
barry, IN Arabia and Persia find that ercai mum
ben nl the natives have exceeded their tooth yesr.
Al Plnladel pha, NJ e.. Collero died nj the age Of
100, leaving widow aged 49, with whom lie had
N'cd 98 years. In South Carolina, Solomon Sefl-
Gel, WHO had emigfaed thnher in 1906 al the npe of
II, died ~ the age Of l43, Mrs. Judni Crawford
died At Jamaica, the =. e OF 800 IN the most per
iect posSossiol OF her intellectual faculties; aud at
81. Helena, uudet n burning Tropical sun, Mrs T.
IIzabrh llonora Frances Lamb, died lately AT the
age Of 10, leaving go children aud grand children
she had been married Tunes.
LITERARY CHARACTER.-One morning.
during the rabld stage oil the late pressure nlIe
looking over some new publications. III the fashion,
able magazine OF onc skilled IN blblography there
cntels middle aged specimen of humanity, who,
from crown to heel, bore the marks OF a decayed
gentleman. He looked as if he had been spending
the night in a stable, and taking his breakfast at
pump SIR, said he, bowing coudescendlngly 10
the shopman, and speaking with studied precision
aud dcton, you see before you unfortunate m
dWidual-one who, as the poet remarks, IS greatly
IN want of ready rhino,
Like many hereaboul thai you,
Aud some, perhaps, that know.
fefihlt me, therefore, my dear SIR, TO ask, could
you oblige me by the loan of ftp No, sir, could
not replied the shupnan, sarcaslically. All" re-
spondrd the solicitor, had idea that times were
so bard here. thought they were hard enough IN
Philadelphia, but--nohpg like II, nothing like it,.
feel for you" he added, la,iug his hand viii PHI
lanlropc rlr, upon his breast, feel for Won all
lie unused for a moment and then extending his arm
! and fourshing the tattered remnant OF a 20, ket
handkerchief, lie continued, What IS this great and
glorious country coming to- should like 10 know,
under us pfesentruers. with their bank laws, their
currency laws their sub-treasury, and so forth! To
run, si-to utter ruin. Man. the English gram
mar correctly obse YES is verb. Our govern
nIent the body corporate, is the veb 10 ke--to do
Aud we the people, SIT. OF this great and glorious
country, are the miserable passive verb 10 suffer
Shade Of Cicero" thought we; such eloquence
r"n'f ST. ne i've o'a'ory II our Eagle cf i" No.h
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TSANSNLVANlA GNlVEsSETY.
~ T. DES.Ek. NJ y; II II ~ 4 ,HE.r

A Il a meeting OF the Trustees held rhIs das, Dr.
"A \. X. SMITH OF Baltimore, unanimously
elected to the Char OF the Theory aud Practice IN
the Medical Department OF FIausy wanna University
Aware OF the res i,onsIbHes IN making this appoint
mcnt. The Trustees have pleasure III announcing to
the public, the selection OF gentleman fill the
vacancy. who Is emluently Distinguished both rs 4
practitioner and teacher IN his profession. The iaeul-
~ is thus made up, and at no period OF the history
VI tins valuable department OF Pennsylvania has It
been so thoroughly prepared for lnpatitng The sub
stanllal practical principles Of medicine, surgery,
anatomy chemistry, aud all the tributary branches
TO comprehensive coufse of mede al instruction.
i. y. MARSHALL, Chairman othe
beard Of Trustees.
Lexington, July ., 1635.
The Med cal Lectures in Transylrana Medical
School viii commence usual the first Monday
n November ueAt.
FACULTY.
dnatomy and Surgery by b. W. DuDLEY, Nj
ID. Professor, aud j. Nj. Bush, NJ. ID. Adjunct Pro
iessof.
Iqsatutcs Of Medicine ami Medical Jluispru1encc
by JAMES Z. Cross, NJ d.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. by NATHAN r.
SMITH, NJ D.. Late OF Tie University of Maryland
aud formerly oil The Jefferson Medical School, Phi
adelphia
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children,
by WILLIAM Ii. RlcHARDsoS, NJ. ID.
Ndteraa Medica and Therapeutics, by Thomas d.
MITCHELL, NJ. ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by ROBERT PETER, NJ.
d.
Each OF the teachers will lecture daly-Sabbaths
excepted. The entire course m Ihis s. huoI costs
the sum ofoae hundred and fue otiars In addition,
lie marlcudlloa lee. winch entilles the pupil TO use
the very extensive library, Is tre dolldls. The Dis
seeing tickci Is ten dollars, and may be taken
mued at pleasure. The dradua,ron f,S, 2.es~iy
D.Aars. by order Of the Faculty.
J. NJ. BUSH, Dean.
Lexington, July "a, 1888.
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Sit said the shopman, have no time TO attend to
on. You will obligc mo by leaving the store
on .'tlany'-and he retired accordingly.
Kniekerbocker.
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L.l.V'D FOR .$.EEE,

IN PURSUANCE Of a decree OF the county
L Court OF Amherst. pronounced AT December term
be31, in the case OF Dawes, &c. against Dawes &c
We, the Undersigned commissioners will on
Thursday, the 18Th day Of September next, II fr. #
not the next fair day thereafter (Sunday cxcepted)
proceed TO sell, by way Of public auction, upon the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-13
c. 1900 ACRES OFLAND.

1--WE undersigned are authorised 10 sell the above
4 Tract OF Land, situated on james River, IN Bed
ford county, OF 3 miles above Lynchburg. They
viii sell the entire tract IN body. or divide II to
sun purchas efs-lhcse Ilnds mas be Soid 10 meet
pressing demands against the owner OF them, and we
expect TO sell under then real value. Capt. K. L.
Coleman, living ad onng. will show the ands 10 per-
sons wishing 10 purchase. Em> application is de
srable. 5. & NJ. H. GARLAND
July 10. I'm
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NO V'EG'E.

A LII persons indebted to The subscribers.
n hereby notified that satisfactory arrangements
for the payment other debts must be made by the
Isl Of August next. rs longer indulgence be
cisen. JAWS HUNT y co.
Iare Is -
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LANCASTER & BRYANT.

H4HVHAS L IL IL ~ Blk \ AMY.
II AVE JUST RECEIVED. and offer for sale.
on accommodating terms.
1n lbs. Lynchburg Cotton Yarns,
o o'e oVOo - Spring Hill do
~'cooo Bacon,
August 9
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"a NOTICE
HA'o Rheumatic Invalids!

nERSONS suffering under Rheumatic Affection, are re-
spectiuy assured that they obtain OF the proprietor
and agents and admirable remedy for rheumatism
however obstinate the disorder be- and IN all its different
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Aug. 6
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To .Saddlers, ,elo hare the neM Of using .Shcetss
Spring, and 10 those ,eho may purchase the nghtJ
uSin Q the same
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16

BrYEALso READY. The National Pren'h er
for September contains sermon prenched At
the funeral Of a young lady, which closes thus
with IN appeal 10 youlli;-
.'Ye who were companions OF The departed 70
he seized as in a momcml nnd borne away 20 the
sepulchrrf--'o follow her ns suddenly ms che was
called, to the Judgement, 10 the unseen "'rl".
/ come 10 YOU with message from Go !, enlrea-
ing YOU 10y ihis affecting call OF his providence
10 the judgement--io tte jplgemsnE' is echoe"
10 you from the grave Of your compnni0n' ..
the voice Of conscience, hy the sirlvngs OF lh'
spirit. hv the wor,l Of God. TO rlC judgement
10 hc Judgement YOU nfc I'sS'r' Oh W.
wings OF the wind, ns the arrow through the az
ns tho lightning through the cl"uds.--He Wier
and prepare for it. Prepare for it, and lns b.
ftcd for happy life, bIissf''l DEATH aud a g"-
rious immortality. Prepare Tor it Ro'c, white
health continues; for dying hour IS The mo't
srr,tcicd orGN ncmcrts an tshict 10 prepare J0r
hearen repea, il, anil bring tlc warning ron
yonler chamber of the dyinF-woud th"t
could Impress 1t forever upon every hcart-h
DYING HOUR Is the MOST wRErCurD % All
Mo~rNTs ~ wuIcu To PREPARG roR HEAYEN"
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MORAN * RGLEGEOUS.

RELIGION ESSENTIAL TO LIBERTY.-As a pre-
servatiyc TO our freedom recommend the Cos
pei of our I.orl Jesus Christ I'm is purity, /
urge tupon the attention Of our contrymcn.
Not for the connecting Of church and state, not
Tor the building up Of one sect not for the crush
ing of free thought not for tho increase OF iuio-
GRANGE, bigouy aud fanatcism; but for the pre-.
vention ofthesc and OF other evils. commend
it that its mild and benevolent spirit may poryade
the hearts ofthe people, thut lis wisdom, may di.
rect our statesmen, our legislature, and all TO
whom are entrusted the destnies OF our country;
that its loneliness and is power may be- known
in all the extent OF our vast territory; that the
fountains Of principle may be purified by it, and
all our actions correspond with It's preceprs that,
surrounded with the atmosphere of moral puri
", which it is able TO impart, our land may
shine forth to the nations, beautiful aud lndeless
"While the earth bears plant, or the sea rolls IN
waves.
The dearkest realms OF earth,arc those where the
gospel is not. How they .sucSeed who reject
and tIample it, read in the history of the French
people. They condemned its authority, Invoked
Liberty, and Anarchy came In storm, and tart-
ness, and blood it came! Yes i, was Anarchy
thai obeyed the call, for they had condemned and
thrust 10y the very dignity of Liberty With this
chart of history before our eyes, let us avoid
the rock upon which they split! Guided-hy
the blessed light o: henvenly truth aud obeyed
the dictates OF unerrng wisdom, we will hope
for the preservation Of our freedom. God was
with our fathers in the hour Of peril; let him he
our stay and worshPFn the hour of prosperity
Chaplin.
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PROOF POSITIVE OF THE EFFICACY
OF PARIS SOOTHING SYRUP.

To the Agent of DR.. PARIS Soothing Syrup:
NEAR SIR: The great benefit afforded to my
~ suffering infant by your Soothing Syrup, in
case of protracted and painful denttlon, must CON
vince every feeling parent how essential early
application Of such invaluable medicine is to reIieye
infant misery and torture My infant, willie teeth
ing experienced such acute suferngs, that it was
altac ked with convuaions; and my wife and family
supposed that death would soon release the babe
from anguish, till we procured bottle Of your Syr-
up, which applied 10 the gums wonder
tai change was produced, and after few nPplioa-.
lions the child displayed obvious relief; and by con
linu,ng in its use, l am glad to inform you, the
child has completely recovered, and no recurrence
of that awful complaint has since occurred, th"
teeth are emanering daily, and the child enjoys
perfect health. give you my cheerful permission
to make this acknowledgement public, and will
gladly give any information Tins circumstances.
VIM JOHNSON.
IJ@A gentleman who has made tlal Of DR.. Pa
rs's Soothing Syrup in his family, Gin case Of a
tee thing childD wishes us to state that he found 1t
entirely eaectua in relieving pain in the gums and
low, We cheerfully comply with his request.
Boston Times.
For sale by E. p. WALTON Il SON, Montpelier
VT. Il LUTHER JEWETT, ST. Johnsbury, VT
52-lV.
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rt.4't .... .... n..rE persons.
. ..r... ..H .F. U.F II ''r silent
... .. ....a 81. ..,. t.r tHHlh,d
..... ......... ..t- h..r... ty these
..s.. ..t ..-u.Hf i.'i, ....... rur,d by
H. H.. i..... . ,.. y .... .. .H.. rgs Hriiu Z
Sd. a. . -.r.,f.... ,... u.u.- a ..sh they know
.-.,an. Ttri Hr,.a' ...ur.r. .F.-INP ION,
s. aft .a. l.,u ,.,k he'd % i.- cH- u,r,cmr % 1at
II-ar. a.a., o. I- grry, all u',r .r hud. if the
ceuirl,d by I'AAIONilE. cL-u.,al.y prepared,
and those bowed plants. vh.h lrI ln Ios' of
fatal ualli,s. NIGH. havo been ulvIa,ri l, that
Gs. alhshuc extract 60 Nbgubar!. vh..dI~ lead.
IrE ingrrdi,ut iu the APERtENf FAMILY
PILLS Bel sc noih Of hose medicines which
are adapted a minority Of Co." IurFa~,s ior which
q hundred others ar" uuuaCcs>'l.l. used, levers
agu,s bilious disorders, heaiach l.na'r debility
NAL. decline, iud, 2rstion. and liver complaint
would have entirely Disappeared vlr.s many OF
them have proved lsla. The aihlclot r"a>ar - re-
spcctiuiiy asked to give Ihcm a ttiHl. lor u-e rs
surcd th,y viii do you 80 HAL5i--gud as pr"ui II
their great virtues Dr. Evans ucce ugi tell you thai
they ar ooHLY patent Ne tciGc> oil lh" present day
ihqt arc recommended hy and have the APPROVAL OF
Ply s;cians ecucrally. See Or Evans advertise
ment IN another part of this paper
Mcssrs T.. =. walton and son oi Montpelier, are
the appointed Agents lur the sale pi tho al owe val
liable Pills aud thry are aud orlZcd 20 appoint Sub
Agents IN either towns ard 20 supply item with The
medicine
They arc also the appointed Agents or the sale
of thai mos, excellent article ur CD lryn hen cut
ling heir Teolh-Pari, Celebrated Soothing Syr,
up. u mothers viii hut give il "a t.s.l they nCvei
Will have cause 10 regret 90.
For sale by LUTllCR JEWETr "a Jrhuebu
...-ty
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4 man named Death, still Il resident OF this
state. formcy liAed in this city. Over the door
of biz store was the sign, "Rectlhed Whskey,
ami directly under that his mime, Absaom
Dead. Az old lady from the country, with her
sol. a hearty lad, was vending her way through
the s,rert Ia a wagon when the sigh caught her
es;,op; Rrrtifed Whiskey, ABSOLUTE DEATH,
Thtt's a iacG johnny, let we get out, there is
one homes, mnn IN Cincinnati, want to see what
ne looks like &C .NelUs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-16
BkIGai AN PIKE
JOHN FRY, Jr.
il-tf

People Of HrTdTlck and those i1l ihdi section.
ME subscriber would inform the pub 'ic that he
4 has commenced carrying on the SADDLERI
BUSINESS in the vicinity or Stevens N lis " here
he intends TO keep al kinds OF work mt is made
in any country shop an hand, and viii uccommo-
date those who wish to have work done on short
notice. The wnrS is to he done, and we'll done,
by WILLIAM II. BAILEY. as agent or
OHIO STEVENS.
Hardwrck, Sept. ~ I737. co
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A notorious topper used to mourn about not
having regular pair of eyes; one being black.
md tie other light halle. dts lucky for YOU
replied his friend, 'for if your eyes had been
matches, your nose would have set them on fire
long ago.
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Notice inR Earnest.

~ ed 70 The late firm Of PIKE ~ FRY, that all
our demands must be paid Immediately TO save cost
BRIGHAM PIKE,
JOHN FRY, JR
Concord, Sept. 90, 1888. 6O-Sw
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VSawVx OF Newbaary.

vHvHE Stockholders of The Bank OF Newbury are
required to pay assessment OF ten dollars
an each share of the Capital stock of said Bank on
or before the 9Th day OF November next
Dy '''0' z. NEWELL, Cashier.
Scni 0S 1898. oI-o"
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~ office.

yuylIIS cerliiies that have this day sold TO my
son, WILLIAM WHITCHER, his time, and
he is authorized to transact business Tor hihsei,
and that hereafter shall claim none oil MS waseS'
nor pay any debts by him hereafter contracted,
r' JOSEPH WHITCHER.
Wells River Sept %, 1898. 6l-3W
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ERoOis and SHOES

Al hi. 1Id stand where he has on hand and Intends
kcepirs. constant supply ofaiI articles in his line,
~ rriiri To- De- uade ol the first rate stock, and OF
course % DO good service.
Irli.. and tientlcmnn are invited TO call and ex-
amin. "a. stock az Ter the that his prices
are moderate mud the smallest lavors will be thank
fully received a.
81 Ishnsbury plniu, April =, 1888. 35-u