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Mr.. GEORGE Mt.RR!Ck having resigned tho Of
fee orchief Engineer OF tn, New Orleans and CARROLL
ton Rnil Road, MI John H1mpsoH has been ppoini
ed in his place, whom all persons hrvi3g business
with or wishing information regarding SAID Raj Road
will andy ut the Rail Road Office, PUydras street.
BY order of the itoart. -
ISj~nrU JOHN NICHOLSON,
u,yl1--,t Cashier
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FOR SALE.
A MuIat,o Woman stou aud healthy, neaA from
thrty-six In fort, She is . likely and most
drsrahle servant; good cock, French English a
washer irunef, and srnmStrP>S-in IL word Anns,i.
can house servant. She is Sold hctuilsc si has been
insolrnl 10 hrr mistress.
Apply 10 the L1,rrr uft''c ire American.
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INN +.
'E,IlE price "fCo>e ON nud t,fr the !st dnv
b Dcto'cr will be t.Ily cents per hiriel III the has
Works yart and if Ial>rn in 4n 'ntiius OF ol,' idn-
cred barrels, : i'll he delivered free .! dr,Nage.
The advantage thu this ai1icle I" 'el possesses o.
YER the anthracite atd, nous COATS, lGhitlLg more
readily t1:un the f,rnt md from the unptrasaht
smoke the late should Induce every family 10 make
use OF il.
Orders received Il, the Gas Office in Bank Alley.
l. " VI ELLIS,
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DYsENTERY, DIARRHOEA AND
CHOLERA MoRBUs,
@ U r u . ~

I'm sfofa Hours, .bv the use OF DR.. nor
II DLN,S mt CHOLERA SYRJ P. ~ len
taken al The commencement of the dia1s,
hocerer severe, and IL has seldom failed 10 ef
feet complete Cure, sohen taken at any stage
Of Inc complaint, eben affer every other means
had entirely failed, and the case become hope.
less.
DIR. HOLDIN being sensible that new, and
distant countries had been discovered within
the last century, and that new and ffightinl
Diseases had made their appearance within
Cholera, that had altered almost entirely the
Phenomena Of Dysentary, Darrhoera and
Cholera Morbus, so that The most approved
medicines had entirely failed 20 effect a cure.
thought that new discoveries might be made
also, in medicine, and that a more spirited in
vestigation ought to take place, and that he
ought not TO adhere to the slavish g. dogmatical
prejudices of the ancents. He therefore stryed
TO learn the effect Of new vegetable substances
upon the human organization. With zeal that
has never been surpassed he studied man sphy-'
steal aud moral nature, aud the science ofdisea-
SEES, and the art of healing among the Sauaees
and Cipiiised World. And his great lsbors
have resulted in a New Discovery in the Cure
of Dysentefy, Darrhoea aud Cholera Morbus.
that bids fair to become one OF the most i'm
portant that has signalized the annals Of Medi-
cine since the discovery Of the circulation Of the
blood by DR.. Harvey
The following extracts are from Western
Journals
elm commanding DIR. Hodin's Anti Cholera Syrup.
for the CURE Of Dysentcry, Diafrhoea, Cholera Nor.
bus, &c, am only subseI Thing to the opinion Of
thousands Of the most learned physicans Of this
Country. Won BELMONT M D.
81. Lauis, June LIT, 1889"
''Thr eminence Of DIR. Hoidin, as a physician, his
acqu,sitioss are scarcely exceeded by any, and the
wonderful ami astonishing Gu his Anti Cholera sw-
up has effected TO my know ledge, is my apology for
recommending Il TO the public. have il Cure,
IN LEES than " hours, the severe form Of D,sente
~, wilhout any other medicine being gi,ea.
Cincinnati, Ohio, July 9th, 1889. l.. HOW, NJ. d."
81 have scen the most astonishing cures effected Nv
DR.. Hndin's Anti Cholera Syrup. have known Il
TO ~ he's than three hours Dysrnery &c the most
aggravated form. u. p1ERRA, Botanic Physician.
Illinois, July !, 1880"
"Three years since, DR.. Holdin made journey 10
the Indian Tribes. which excited the curiosity o tho
faculty, from which he returned last year. And 10 his
zeal IN the cause nf science, one Of the most
valuable discoveries iu Medicine. Tie has com,nun-
Gated 90 81 his interview with various
tribes Of Indians am, however, most astoDished
with the wonderful corrective properties Of his Anti
Cholera Syrup, which be discovered among the Ind-
aas. have never known Il E,ii io effect a cure;
have knnwn il 10 in lees ,han three bours When
taken at the commencement Of the disease.
g. BENDER, n. d.
Louisville. KY, July I'd, 1889.
jrJs n. d. ~oald recommend every family TO
keep IL. q. D."
FOR SALE BY
Birgc. Bracket & Co.
Bratfleboro, Sept. 1889.
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Near Fail Goods.
CHEAP, CHEAPER,
CHEAPEST.
AUSTIN ORCHARD,

"AS Just returned from BosToN, and is
u IL now opening the largest assortment OF
seasonabe GOODS TO be found in this section
Of the county-purchased under the existing
pressure in the money market at from to 20
per cent. lower than the same goods We're sell
ling from to 6 weeks earlier in the season.
All which will be sold at corresponding low
prices-and many of them much lower than
ever heretofore offered in this part Of the
country. Purchasers are respectfully invited
10 call and examine for themselves--with the
fullest assurance of finding the prices entirely
satisfactory. - IL. t.a 4.
z 80 Pieces BRoADCLoTHS, all colours,
and all qualities, from 9, l5 TO 81 per yd;
90 Pieces CASSlMERES, great variety OF
style. Blue, brown, and green, Pilot and Bea-
yer Cloths for over Coats a4m aa.
A large assortment of elegant new style
Vestings. A full assortment best quality
TRIMMiEGs.
$50 SHAWLS, all prices, from 10 cts. to
IL. 4....
A prime assortment FAScy HpEFs. DIX,
so ps. fiagg, Bandanna, Pougee, Spital6eld,
plaid and blk. Italian silk Hdkls.
8 boz. lace and blond gauze Wells;
Plain and fg'd bobinett and Grecian laces;
Thread laces, edeings, footings;
Plaid, Cambrics and muslins;
~ IiSCcS jim anu ColouiCu piulu
10 I" &c fp'd do
OF ne,c and elegant styles.
80. pieces Cd Eng. and French MERI7
NOES, comprising every variety Of Style and
quality including Grodenap and printed Meri-
noes; [aH very ioic.
10 ps Persian aud Grape Camblets, ALPA-
CA and astrican Cloths for ladies cloaks;
10 ps. blk. and cold, iig'd and plain ALA
PINES;
90 ps. 81 merinoes and circassians, the lat
ter one shilling per yd;
10 ps. MousLiSE DELAIss from so TO CO
cts. per yd;
400 ps. Eng, French and American PaISrs,
and CALIcoEs, as cheap as the cheapest.
English and Scotch Ginghams
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
90 doz. ladies horse skin, Paris kid, fur lined, ,
Angola, plain, blk. and white, silk and pic mic
Cloves 30 doz. Gents. buckskin, beaver, horse
skin, fur lined and woolen do; 90 doz. ladies
white aud cold merino, worsted, lambs wool
and cotton Hose, from 90 to 62 cts. pair.
TOPS. Irish linens;
6 /" linen Damask, Ga IA and 81, brown
table cloths; Russia and birds eye diaper; Mar
ceiles Bed Quilts;
3Cases UMBRELLAS;
Domestic Goods as cheap as tie cheapest,
and less Than amy trader IN The county has adj
pertised them. = ~
5000 yds brown sheetings and shirtings;
700 T" bed ticking, various quail. IL l-2 to a5c;
500 4" brown drilling;
1000 a" beached shirtings from TO 90 cts;
400 cotton yarn, Z to 10 cts;
500 batting, from to le 1-e cts;
10 bales wadding, &c. &c. N4ss
The above together with great variety of
other fashionable articles in the DRY GOODS
line, making the assortment very large and
complete and well worthy the attention ofpur-
chasers, arc all offered for sale at the most re-
duced prices.
Fayetteville, Oct. s, 1889. 6
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.Multun IN PdrCO.
tegOctobcr Sd, I's30.-eai
y. @. STON Il s. co.

A RE receiving this present week, large as
IN sortment Of DRY GOODS, which have
been purchased The last two weeks in New
York as reduced prices, which are offered TO
purchasers at small advance from Cost as we
are determined to sell our Stock of Goods er-
irenieiy fo,c,. as they were bought SO that they
can be- afforded shy from l Z IL to 10 per CT.
less than former prices. We have every thing
that Is wanted for coming cold H'infer,
therefore il is useless 70 take up much room for
a long advertisement, bot 10 cat the story short
call aud examine the best Stock Of Goods in
the county: those that have the RhiHo alias
Cash are respectfully invited TO give Va call.
Green River, Guilford, Oct. s, 1899.
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BaIs0n. or Lirerarorf.

IGOR CONSUMPTION AND LIVER
Il COMPLAINT For the cure OF these
diseases no medicine can equal DR.. Taylor's
Balsam of Liverwort Only look at the i'm
mense multitude Of certificates OF cures we
have pUblished-cures which this medicine has
effected when no other wns Of any use. Re-
member, this is noquackery; on the contrary, il
is made by a regular physician, who has spent
twenty. years seeking remedy for that awful
disease, consumption. This medicine is sup
ported by the whole medical faculty, TO their
eternal honor be il said. They throw aside
prejudice and false practice, and own publicly
that this medicine alone can stay the ravagcs
of this deadly disease and death! When such
men as DR.. Rogers, Cheeseman, Wilson, An
derson, Smith, Hoffman, and many Others who
ornament their profession aud honor society
when such men say, "Dr. Taylor's medicine is
certain remedy" who shall say nor No
onel Let the sick hope then for health, and
use this vegetable remedy, and they shall not
hope in vainl This is truly the sick mans
friend, and il deserves 10 be the peoples rene
dy, for it is used by the medical faculty, sup
ported by the clergy, and recommended BY the
whole New York press.
Sold bysJ. G. STONE & co. Agents for
Windham County, VI IRA
" BigeE, BRAcKETT & Co., Agents for
BFatteboro.
Guiiford, (Green Rivera Sept ., 1889.
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~ New Fall Goods,
Cheap! Chedpi Cheap!
w. III. 4 w. Il. WILLIAMS.

w. III. e. w. II. WILLIAMS,
HAyE Just received from Boston a large
u n and extensive assortment of RICH and
DESIRABLE @ o Cd s, adapted 10 the
FALL AND WINTER TRADE--Consisting in
part as follows, viz:
100 Pieces English and American Prints,
from to % cts per yard
rs Pieces Ga English Merinos, from as 10
90 cts per yard.
10 Pieces 50 and Cd Can,bleteens; Astrccan
Cloths; Printed Merinos, and Saxony Cloths;
rs Pieces Black, Blue. Blk, Blue Brown,
Claret & Invisible Green BR O.ADCLOTHS;
Cnssinicres and Vesings;
Black and brown Allepines;
Black, blue black and cold gro de nap and
Swiss Silks;
Ribbons, good assortment;
Black silk aud tnbby vclvets;
Highland plaid, Edenboro & merino Shawls;
Flag, silk aud .pongee Hdkis.; fancy do;
Black Italian Cravafs;
White and black silk Gloves;
Ladies' and Gents kid do;
Black and cold merino Hose;
Cambricks, muslins and lawns,
web lace, insefiings aud edgings;
Black lace and blond game Wells;
Irish linen, bleach'd shcctings aud shiriings;
Linen damask, birdseye and Russia Diaper:
.''Nef ~ "hh ltiioW E<uBHru
Cold cambrics; silecia, silk and twist;
Canvass and Padding;
cases brush aud silk hats;
CAPS; :
100 pairs Ladies Kid Shoes;
Also,
1900 yds extra Sheetings ut IL Ia cts per yd.
500 Lawrence do GIL /"
600 e Smithfed do "iOI- ,s
500 do I" /"
1000 Shrtings from 6 10 to cts per I'd.
500 Ticking and Drilling;
400 lbs Cotton Yarn from No. TO 10:
500 Batting, Wicking and W adding.
Also,
10 chests Old Hyson, Young ,rr.c
Tyson, Tyson Skin and Souchong AIA''
1000 lhs. Salmratus at = cts per 10;
1000 " bro. HAVANA, n. o., & Loaf Sugars;
Coffee. Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cassia, Cloves,
kaisins, Moasses, Flour, Tobacco, Fish. &c.
10 casks ID, Cd, 81, I0d, and 20d Nails;
IS boxes 6 BY and by o Keene Glass:
Linseed Oil, Paints Of all kinds;
bbls. Fall Sperm Oil.
ALSO,--n general assortment Of
Cr0ckcry, Glass g. Hardware.
The above in addition Ia their former Stock,
makes their assortment full and complete; and
viii be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least 3 per cent lower than any stock Of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Willinmsville, Sept. "a, 1885, Sw4
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STAPLE & FANCY GOODS

- - - = 1880 - = &AAN ~ = $4S$ e|ASs -
adapted to the season, among which nre
Medium quail. and fine BRO.ADCLOTT7S
Pilot Cloths, Doe Skin, Victoria and plair
CASSIMERES;
Satinetts, Vestings, Silk Velvets,
Best Trimmings for Gents. Clothing;
Cd Merinos from ~ cts. to 81 dollar per yd;
Plain and fg'd Alapines; gro de nap Merinos;
Alpaca, Indiana, aud printed Saxony Cloths;
Super silk warp Cambleteen; Chally Mernos;
Mousseline de LANES, 25cts to 75cts per yd
Printed Challys; Silks;
American, English, and French Prints, Sets &c
375 cts per yard;-- in all the varieties 81
Goods for Ladies Cloaks and Dresses, the
subscriber fiatters himself that his assort-
meni is not inferior TO any in the vicinity
Highland, Broche, Merino and other Shawls
from ga CTS, upwards;
Dress hdkfs., scarfs, wells, gloves. hosiery,
Cambricks, muslins, aces, bonnet silks, ribbons,
Ladies walking shoes, slips, and gaiter boots;
Bonnets, Sheetings, Shirtings, tickings,
Cotton yarn, &c.
Brush hats, seal, fur and cloth caps, boas,
muiis, fur collars, buffalo robes;
Hardware s. Cutlery, Crockery China and
Glass Ware;
Green and blk Teas of best quality;
Prime sugars and moasses, very cheap; spices;
Fruits, salt, nails, glass, paints, dye stufis,
Lamp Oil, &c. &c.
A share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
The subscriber having purchased his entire
stock at the present very low prices in market,
feels confident that he can sell goods as low as
can be found in Windham County. PRoDucE
of all kinds eceived.--Highest price paid for
Dried .Apple--a reasonable credit If requested,
and all Goods cheap, very cheap, for Cash.
N. CHENEY, in.
Townshend, Oct 10, 1899. 6w7
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Box, ParlOur and Cook
STOVES.

YHNIIE ,,h.,-;l,,. ,.-...tI - n = -
III t;' suDse.loeIs YOU'D respectfully inform
,le inuaullants OF Drattepofo Kits vicinity,
1ns. ,neS nave last received Their falI and
ST ,n.v' SSoeh u DVA. rAhhOtn CoUk
o;S4, az ,hS ploNE bCfLDiNG
opppp os.ie .ne nrck ROW, where ihey VIII md
So - 0o''''e"' VI '''e 'oho"ihg patteihs:
W. Y. Mmy's patent Hot dir Cook Sioue
do. do Union, do.
johnson and Geer's Superior Premium do.
Green and Curtis, Con;cie do.
Keliey's Patent do;
Conant's Improved Rofaru do:
do Patent Improued do;
Parker's Patent Pariour do,
Commits Yermont do do;
W. y. .Manps do do.
s sizes Box Stoves--tooe,her with man,
other patterns ,oo r,,,.,,,',ss ~ many
bv the way anonost he bss, ,ha., ,o, anu ;.S.
mention RJICKtIN,S paTT VIZ woqu jus'
WAY CooK SrOvE ,.,h:.L nc -
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NEW GOODS.

HENRY WHEELOCK, at the Store
II recently occupied by Wheelock & Merri-
field in Williamsville, receives this week from
New York, New STocK OF GooDs, suitable
to the season, carefully selected by an agent
there, who is well acquainted with the market
in the city and with the wants of the people
here-who informs that he has purchased a
choice and well selected stock, at such prices
as will enable him to sell on as good terms as
any merchant in this vicinity. At the same
time will receive number of pieces OF CAR
PETING, on consignment, and can procure at
short notice such patterns as may be wanted,
at the lowest prices.
All which will he sold cheap, very cheap,
for ready pay.
Williamsville, Oct Is, 1889. 4
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Stove Pipe and
Sap EOiicrs
M A d "a Nd AL L
JOB WeEE
DONE TO ORDER.
DONE no ORDER.

OLD lnoS, Cast and Wrought, and rmost
kinds OF Produce, received in payment, and
reasonable credit given.
We respectfully solicit all in want Of the
latest improvements in Cooking Stoves, or any
other article in our line, befofe purchasing else
where, 10 call and examine our stock, in
which we are confident that the most fasiidious
will be able TO suit themselves in regard TO de-
sign, material and workmanship
j. ii. & w. II. ESTERBROOK.
Brattlcboro, Sept. l6, 1889. tf9
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" OTTO E.

YNHE subscribers, by mutual agreement,
III having dissolved their partnership in
trade, heretofore existing under the firm OF
Wheeioek s .MerrUfeld, request all those in
debted to said firm to make payment to either
of the subscribers.
HENRY WHEELOCK.
JOHN A. MERRIFIELD.
Wiiamsville, Oct. Ia, 1899. Z
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Han s. Toscnsley

NTILL receive in the course Of next week,
w large and extensive assortment Of
GOODS, suited to the season, having been
selected in New YoRK with great care and in
a falling market. Purchasers can bc accommo-
dated with goods at exceedingly low prices.
Brattleboro, Oct. 5, 1889. 8
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S 7 Owes

vENHE subscribers give notice that they have
n removed TO No. 4, BRICK ROW, one
door south of the store which they formerly
occupied, where the Public are invited TO call
and examine their extensive assortment OF
SrovEs--consisting of the following Paterns'
johnson and Geer's Superior Premium
H Joel Raihbone 8. Co.'s Improved do;
do -Four Boiler Store;
Green 8. Curtis Celebrated Conicai;
I Conant's Improved Rotary;
Sie,cart's Patent;
Buckiin's Patent Roiivay Cooking Stove;
Also, .aftrood's Patent Formers Raiiscay
Cooking Siore. To this stove is attached
an Eierated Cast Iron Oren, which is the best
ever used for all baking purposes baking every
thing perfectly even, Top, bolton and sides;
and demanding no attention 10 the articles put
in, until they are done. Finally, il will bake,
boil, roast, and rash, all at the same time.
We have constantly on hand,
Box and Parlour stoves, Caldron Kettles,
Fire Frames, &c. DC.
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n INFORMS the Gentlemen of Brattleboro
l. and vicinity, that he manufactures and has
always on hand, all artclesin his line, Wis
Ladies' and Gents Saddles and Brides; Coach,
Gig, Buggy aud Wagon Harnesses at yari-
Gus prices; a large assortment OF Horse Dress
es and Blankets, by the, dozen or single one;
Surcingles. Rollers, Halters, Whips, Spurs,
Currycombs and Brushes, Sc. &c.
Military Announcements, Of every kind.
Also Travelling Trunks, valisses, Carpet
Bags, Ladies' Dress Trunks and Bonnet
Boxes, Hat Cases, &c.
Gentlemen visiting Boston, are respectfully
invited TO call as above, and are assured that
they will find goods on as favorable terms as
at any other establishment in the country,
September 6, 1889. 's sma
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NeaU Goods.

TTALL s. TOWNSLEY, have COM
Il il menccd receiving their Stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, and offer them for sale ,rery
low; cheap as the cheapest. Call and see.
Bratfleboro, Oct. 2, 1899. B
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NOTICE.

"A LII those who have unsettled accounts, OF
n NOTES with the Subscriber, are requested
TO call and settle before the first Of November
NEXT o. they will be left in the hands f.
for collection.
JOHN b MERRILL.
Hinsdale. Oct 8, 1888 &c
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NEW GOODS
For Fall and Winter.

For Fall and Winter.
IE w. Pnourr, has this week received
LIZ from Boston, full and choice assort-
mcnt of Fan and Winier Goods, viz:
FOR LADIES CLOAKS. r
Indiana, Alpaca, Figured Aepines, English
and French Merno aud Cambletecn Cloths.
FOR LADIES DRESSES.
MousIin DE Lame, Challies, Figured Saxo-
ny, Plain and Figured Alepines, Plain and Fig
ured Silks with splendid assortment of dark
English and French Prints.
CLOTHS,
Blue, and brown, and green, pilot cloths,
& double milla broad cloths. Blue black, black,
and brown, invisible green, and olive, German
and English and American Cloths, and CASH
meres. ags ..f,.i.i iss
VESTINGS.
Figd and black silk velvet, and satins.
cashmere and valencia.
StIAWLS.
Plain, Edinboro, chenille, damask, cashmere
red aud black merino.
Victoria Robes, gloves and hosiery, with
general assortment of Fall and Winter Goods.
!. And with new and fresh assortment of all
kinds of Family Groceries,
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NEW GOODS.
Cheap as the Cheapest.

YvHE subscriber. at the Store recently occu-
n pied by S. F. Thompson, ESQ. has received
and offers for sale, general assortment Of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BIalileboro, Sept. 1883.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-01
HLSO,--a general assortment Of
Glass a. Hardware.

The above in addition 10 their former Stock,
makes their assortment full and complete; aud
viii be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least ] per cent lower than any stock of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Williamsville, Sept. "a, 1889. Sw4
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-08-31
DOLLARS REWARD.

II OST.--on board the Com. Perry the
HA last of November 1898, one Box Goods
marked "Simon Eaton Lower Sandusky'
containing the following articles as invoic.
ed:
76 pair wooden socks, 194 yards Drat
Sattinnetts, o. colored fannels, 30 Com
fortcrs, 1e pair of fringed Mittens, 81
yards fu!led cloth, invisible green: 81 do;
80 do; 40 dog; eei do; 80 yards white fan,
mel; 90 do.
The box is supposed 10 have been sto-
len from the boat while lying at the wharf
at Upper Toledo.
The above reward will! be paid for the de-
lection of the thief and the recovery of the
goods, and liberal reward for the recovery
ofthe goods alone.
Information may be sent to The Editor Of
the Maumee City Express at Maumee City,
or to the subscriber in Gilead, Wood Coun-
ty, Ohio, who will pay the reward.
EM4SON II. EATON
Gllead Wood Co. .. August 49,
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