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Attention 7!

To the commi ssi onfd and moa. cemmissioned or
fers and mnsieisns bsionsiag % tAs CaHs
Greek BaialiioH.
W0U are hereby notified and snmmard.
ed 10 attend a, Capt. George Nor
rows. on Friday The 29ih 81 Jolly. ., n
o'clock. for the purpose of Drill and Court
Martial; and on Saturday the Both. 81 II
o'clock. you will attend with your repec-
tive companies. armed aud equipped asihe
Law directs with four rounds of powder,
Tor bait.llion exercise,
WA. SHAW, Lieut.. Col.
Jnly6. ST.
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AttentiOn!!

To the Commissioned aud non. G Commissioned CT
rsrs aud Musicians bsiOngiag 10 the .9iamaass
Battalion.
YOU are hereby notified and ordered to
j. attend ct Caihsrine Coolies, on the
lst day of Augns, next. a, eleven o'clock,
equipped as the Law directs. for drill mus
ster and court martial; and on the I'd you
will attend. with your respective compa-
psnies. equipped IS The Law directs for
Battalion Exercise.
MARTIN coBI.E, Major.
July 70. 32-
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WAR0ERS
an d j g w ellery.

m EMuEL LYNCH has the pleasure &c 40.
- nouncing 20 bic friends and The public es.
nerally, that he has received from PhIladelphia
. ned assortment Of JEW ELLERY, eonslsl
ing IN part 81
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches.
Gold guard and fob Keys,
Fine Geld Rings.
Breast Plus and Earrings,
Silver Pencils. and I.sads 10 suit,
Silver Thimbles,
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment Of Silver and Sleel
Speeiaeles, 10 sol, I'll ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and Butter Knives,
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors,
silver Ear and Tooth Picks.
Money Pursrs, and Tooth Brushes.
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys and Chains,
Silk.Brsid, and Elastic Guards iol
Watches,
Gold Barrel Lockeis,
Coral. Guilt Lockets,
or Witches and Clocks Of al descriptions
cleaned and repaired IN his accustomed suPe
Iior style.
May g. So
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Notice.

ypHE erm az MEBANE q TURNER being
- Ina day dissoa1ed ~ malgzi eensemt.
her Feznssl al these indebted 70 the conceFn
IL esme fsfwsrd and settle their sccosnts
foElhwilh. wiIhoai 1srther notice. - n0nsy j.
greatly wanted. We hope noae will exesps
themselves from ihis aaiirc.
MEBANE a. TURNER.
April "a So
E0- The business vii hereafter be
49, eondaeied b. the subscriber. lie
wopid Fsgnrn his thanks % The pablo Cor the
LIBERAL patronage hsfelofore extended 70 The
hrms aad hoDes far . eeniinnanes 81 She same.
JAMES MEBANE, in.
April 10 go
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Orange County, May Term,
uSlN.

ORDERED. that, al The next election ior
members Of the General Assembly 10 Or.
ange colnty. the Sheriff snail open poll 10
ascertain the wish Of the people relative Ioa
central division OF this county ii olange; tina,
vote be taken al each election grounu, as
follows, 10 vii, that eacn voter Tor members Ul
The House oil Commons shalt enGoIsr on tick.
ct, To be deposited !" a box to be- kept ior ihat
purpose, Central DIVISION" or No Central
hsls'ou." And tina, thus order be published
IA the lllllsbotough Recorder.
lest, j. TAYLOR, C. C.
June I. &C.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In EQUITY.
A II

Petition to sell Real Estate.
TT appearing To me, James Webb, Clerk and
- Master Of the Court 81 Equity for Orange
county, by aft lavii flied. that Dixon King. the
defendant in the above case, 10 not resident o
this state, ] hereby advertise and make known,
as e.ably TO the art Of Assembly in such cas-,
made aud provided, that the said petition is 81
ed in my Office, aud that il the said defendant
doth not appear at the next term OF this C"ur,
10 be held al Hillsborough, on the second
Monday Of September next. and pead, answer
or demur Ia said petition, the same will be Ia
ken pro eonf,sso, aud set down to be heard ca
parie as To him.
JAMES WEBB, C. & N.
June 20. 80
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w DOL Carding.

A N improved Wool Cardins Machine
- ha. lately been established a, Judge
Rutiin's Mills. on Hsw River in Orange
county. where persons in The surround
ing country who have wonl In card may
be speedily accommodated. Bring clean
wool. clear Of knots and buirs. aud good
work shall be done. In preparing II. pu,
one pound Of lard to IL pounds OF wool.
Prcs 9 IA cent.--lor mixing ten cents.
Wool t,ken in exchange Tor work.
CARUTflERS & co.
June 6. ST.
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o. rsil a. 10 manf o9hes a
- peesliar and asSrsEstsd
chsfaeaeT. fheir sirtass are proved By the
spluaisFy tssiiponisls 81 the persons they
have cured. and who seeomPany their esriih-
Gates With their flames snd places offssidenee.
These cerli6eafes non amount 10 thousands,
being hpadrsds 10 each particular hind 81 dis-
esss- They embraces the mcst frightful and
jSFsterz<e eases q serelula, Piles, byspspsia,
Japndiee. Bsllioss and Liver affections, acute
and ehrpnle Rheumstism. Asthms. Bronchitis,
Serpfpioas AZ well as Mueous Consumption,
habgiuai eosliseness. Worms, stomach and
Bowel eeuplsiats ef al kinds, besdsehe, sd
diness. snd pertpus debility, er1ptiEe disess-
90, and tlse elouded. sallos, unhealthy, sp.
pearapee Of the skin, arising frem sarioas
ieauses q III health, Fever and Agas of every
variety, settled pains IN the side, back, organs
and bpbs. hpmars, ulcers, foul bEealh and ia-
Fard feser, nighi sweats and general eakness
sud loss Of appetite. the munps. swollen face
and gums. affections Of the bladder. kidney.
spleen spd plun, and the sicknesses Incidental
10 iepaies. iogsiher Nith very many other
maiadies which eannot be here enumeraled.
The iserta1estes Of cure in ell these diseases
are smmenae IN number. and clear. direct. and
sxplieii in description. and coming "a they do
IN every case from the persons cured, they are
jndispptsble and conclusive IN authority.
These jnesiipsble medieines should lhereiore
De hep, by avery family and grown person 10
fhe Jason. a. they will be found 20 be not
only The best remedies for disease, but also lis
mott certain preyenlatives, and The suresf re-
.noysiors 81 sound, cheerful and elastic health.
They are singnlahy mild and Agreeable In
thsif operation, and though perfectly eiieelual,
never occasion evep the temporary prostralion
fnd pRpsea, which s.xays follow the use Of
coarse. drastic purges and the use efealomsl.
fssparse Wholesale and retail by Dr.. Vim. D,
Hefats. Us Broadway. New YORK. Por sale
slse BY shs agenls.
H1- These valuable Medicines are
~ for sale q The Office Of the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder.
ID. HEARTr. .9gent.
July 10. 81
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Buffalo Spring.

frHE subscIihers hasing made censidefsels
- addilioas 10 their Improvements sincs last
sssson, are nos prepared 10 aee0mmedsie a.
INCREASED anmber 81 Fisiiess
SHELTON 4 KENE0h,
Baaalo spriaes. Merklenbgg Co. Va.
Mag ., Iet2
r. 8. Par psriieulsr infermstioa with regsrs
70 The Buaale sPriag, see hand biiis. sax
May ;. H.
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Books! Books!

gIyHE subscribers have on hand, and offer
L f'r sale on reasonable ierms, the tollow-
ing Books
Mlteheirs Geography apd Atlas.
Olney's Do, Psrlsy's Geography.
Krkhsm's, Murray. aud Smiths
Grammar.
Pike,s, Smley's. Cslburn's, T. Smiths
Arthmtsic.
YOUTHS Natural Philosophy,
Pottcr's Rhetorical Reader.
Watts improvement "i the Mind,
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Temperance Tales, in 8 vols.
Scntt's Bibles, IN 3 vols.
Pocket aud Family Bibles. Albuws.
Mott's Travels ~ Europe and tns Eat.
Family I.,blary, in Is vols.
Ruled and Colmed LITTER Paper.
Hymn Books, and lst. Bud, and 3'd
Book oil Iii tory.
E. MURRAY & co.
Ju,ss. ~
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VERY CUEAP!!

A s the Subscriber Intends Go continue the
N business Al tue old stand Of Parker & Mel.
SIN, he would take this method Ia inform his
frieads aud The public generally, that he has
jus, received large scu \. y selected assort.
Inent Of
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List of Letters.

Rsmaining In he Post 0ffee "a HILLSIDE
ranfh. n. c. on me Id dsy q July.
1889. which. Il nof iakes oui 10 shrts
monihs. will be sent - The Gensrsi
Poss Oties 10 dead leliefs.
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Spring and Summer
GOODS,

consisting Of every variety usually brought q
for cash. OF On q short credit 10 puartBal deal
ere.
April 20. go
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Notice.

A IL persons indebted 10 the subscriber, are
earnestly requested 10 call and settle then
does Immediately.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
May4 .-<.... ga
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M0FFAT's
Vegetable Life Pills
PHOENIX BIT ERs.

THkSk sHpeFlsliss lam.
" mssa sslpes have igng sinee
aeqziFsa ~ established Es-
p.lzlioa ior direct and inys-
rizbls s1s4sy Ia I'll he pre-
yslsni rsc ordinary diseases
Is rsil a. 10 mans oaheFs of
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Z Negroes for Sale.

HAVING taken letters Of administration
Ii from the Cnur, of Pleas and Quarter S,s.
suns Of Orange. On the estate Of WILL IN
LYNN, deceased, and having obtained an or
der from Court 10 that effect We shall expose 10
public sale on the 18th day o august next. d,
The late residence Of the ssid Nm Lynn, deed.
seven Negro slaves belonging to said estate,
on credit OF twelve months, tie purchasers
giving bond with two or more good securities.
THOS CHRlsTIAN.1 A..
MATTHEW LYNN, ''"''
June 8. ga
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Mail Arrangements.

kWdII AITdIIfCII
rlsHE Raleigh Mail arrives Al this Office on
1 Monday, Thursday and Saturday morn.
ings; and departs on Tuesday, Thursday and
Sunday mornings. Letters 10 20 by this mail
should be lodged In The sfVire on each day Of its
departure BY seven o'clock A. ". as the mail is
closed at eight.
The Grrensbaroueh Mail arrives al this or.
ice on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday morn
ings; and departs on Saturday. Monday and
Thursday mornings Letters 10 20 by this mail
should BE- lodged in The Office on the evenings
Of Sunday, "Wednesday and Friday by eight
o'clock.
THoS. CLANCY, r. n.
July I. ST.
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III / l. l. s b o RIO u G II. N. Z.
ruBLisREp WEEKLY
BYsDENNls HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS az PAID IN AtyAScE.
Those who do not give NOTICE OF their with
10 have their paper discontinued al the cxpira.
ton Of the year, will he presumed as desiring
tst ontinuancc until ronntcrmanCcd And no
paper wilt lie discontinued until all arrCaIsg,s
are paid, unless a, the p,ion Of the publisher.
Advertisements net exceeding slxi,rn lines,
one dollar Tor tie iirsi, and twenty five cents
Tor each snhs, qnrni insertion; To- ger ones IN
proportion. tonrt advertisements ~ ea;y.t's
per zen. tigLer. drduiion oIS;g per nj.
Will be maGe ~ ad,eii,sets by tL, yea.
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Job Printing,
EXECUTED Ar TnIs ulF.UE

BLANKS for sale al This Office
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NE w GOODS,

Sfrayhorn AZ Nichols,
iflNG removed 20 the carner store FOR
IN merry occupied By Mickle 6 Norwood
are new receiving their stock Of
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PERU HENM Gamma.

HAVE, and will constanlv Loo.
Il n with their Agents at Bnr, %;UuP In deposls
serplionn to- w Nn'ls and Iron, ohe osP
81 i6 a. ga So, Cd Sd, lOd, l9d, cod, Cad "a,
SPlKES:-4 inch, 4I,2, S, &, 10 ,Oac
FINISHING NAiLS.-Gd, Sd rod 30" roa o.
'nred specially for finishing nice ,n Su, maOuhc,
FLOOR NAlLS.-l2d, God, and Old J''"'
IRON N"N |'''
ROUND lRON,-3.S, 7.lG, I.oolero
80, 7'8, inch, Is, ! id, 3S'TT'II'o 1l.IGt
"a, inch, 2 Ia, 2l2, 3. md -, q Z, IS,
SQUARE IRON s 7IG, Io0.
"a, rs, /, ll8, ia, 3-8 SI SIS, 90 lllO,
BAND lRON,--l la; il i.2, I3-4 o n"Goes
23>4, 3, 3 i.2, 4, a l,2, s inch ~ ID ZIG,
from 3,S 10 SO thick wide, mp
HORSE SHOE IRON, valions sizo,
HAME AND SCROLL IRON do -,
MARBLE SAW PLATES,cu cut 10 ", %o
notice: ''"V' al ShON
The Peru Iron Go. manufacture ,boi,
IlIntonv:lle N, Y. from Iron Of their own sOOuS at
they intend TO keep in the hands Of tho,, "aEe
more !ulI ana complete nssorlmen, lbon os'ns
found in The Stale. 1t Is believed ,ba, ' w. can 10
from this establishment are better many sooo'
than those from any other in ils vicinity
Purchasers are respectfully solicilsi n H.
The Goods Of this Co.-Prce as low and o, ,'Na
favorable, rs can be obtained in the State WI" ~
T. f. d w. l.. STRONG l,,,,
Aug. 25th, IS42, 90 iso.
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ak miles an hour-but which, when the Weathei 10
tenlpestuous, flows with force truly terrlhc'
The Corepar of the vessel, in the meantinie' rc-
manned fast on the rock and it still chung the lew
passenaers who remained, every instant expecting 10
.bore tho fate of their unfortunate companions
,vhom thew had seen swept away by the raging eie-
mani In this dreadful situation their cries attracted
the attention of Grace Darling the daughter OF the
kceper Of the Outer Fernc Lighthouse With no
be herosm. she Immediately determined 10 attempt
their rescue in spite of tho raging storm, and the
all lint certain destruction which threatened to at
tend it.
Having hastily awakened her father he launched
his boat at day break and with generous sympathy
worthy of the father Of Grace Darling, prepared to
proceed to their rescue. The gale, in the meantime,
continued undated, and the boiling Of the waves
threatened speedy destruction tothc lroll boat II
was therefore with heart full OF fearful lore
bodings that lie undertook the pcrlous enterprise
After watching the wreck for some time, they DIS
covered that living beings still c!inging to lt,and
the gallant young woman, with matches intrepdIy'
seized an oar and entered the boat This was enough
her father followed; and, with the assistance OF his
daughter conducted the lail skilf over the ioamInS
pillows to the spot where the wreck appeared. by
dangerous and desperate effort he was landed on the
rock and to preserve the ail boat from being dash
ed to pieces, it was rapidly rowed back among the
awful abyss Of waters, and kept floating by the SIKH
runcss and dextcriry of this noble minded young wo
nun. At length the whole Of the survivors, consist
ing Of five ofthe and four orthc passengers, wee
taken from the wreck, and conveyed to the light
house. where she minstered 10 their wants and anx-
iously for three days ard three nights, waited on
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Moral and Religious.
DEATH AND sLEEP-AN APOLOGIZE.

As hand in hand the Angel Of Sleep and the Angel
of Death were traversing the Earth, evening gently
stole upon them, and they sat down amid a quiet
scence, while the distant village bell died away upon
the air. Tranquil and SILENT according to their hab-
it's they enjoyed in confidence the beauty Of the
scene. At length the Angel Of Sleep rose from his
messy scat, and scattered from his hand the seed OF
slumber and the evening breezes boro them to the
cottage of the fatgued laborer Sweet sleep embrace
ed the inhabitants Of the village, from the gray head
that leaned upon the STAFF the nursing in the cra
die; and sickness forgot its pains, and afiiicton us
grief and poverty its His duties thus diScharS
cd the benevolent Angel Of Sleep returned and seat
ed himself again beside his serious brother
eWhen the day dawns,'' said he, with joy, 'men
will bless me their friend and bcnciactor; what
delight to do good unseen and in secret; how happy
the invisible messengers of heaven; how blest
is our peaceful destiny -
Thus spoke the Angel Of Sleep. The Angel Of
Death looked upon him with silent anguish, and a
tear, such mmortas shed, gstcncd in the orbit of
his luxubrous eye-"Ah," cried he, ''why can not
like thee enjoy the exquisite pleasure Of gratitude
Man calls me the enemy and the dsturber Of his de-
Lights
"ly brolher," replied the Angel Of Sleep, "whcn
the just shall rise from his tomb will he not recognize
thee as his friend and bencacor, md bless thee with
eternal gratitude Are not brethren, sent forth
by the same kind parent ?'' lie paused, and the
countenunce of the Nigel of Death beamcd with ra-
diant smiles the two genii again embraced each 9TH
or with fraternal affection.
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All, what is life dream within a dream
A pilgrimage fom peril rarely free !
a barque that sails upon changing sea-
Now sunshine and now storm a mountain stream,
Heard, but scarce seen, ere to the dark deep gone
A wild star blazing with unsteady beam,
Yet for season fair to look upon,
Like as an infant on Affections knee,
A youth now full Of hope and transient g|ee;
In manhood peerless noon now bright, anon,
time worn ruin, silvered DER with years.
Life is race, where slippery steps arise,
Where discomfort and sorrow the prize,
And when the goal is won, the grave appears.
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EED u OLE TEE H DAY.

HAH qD "a Cd Il z Ez II I'D a ".
To the citizens of the United States and the Cana
das is respectfully submitted this Directory to the
means for regaining that which has been partially,
and IN some instances totally lost.
Mat blessing should be priced above that of health
and who knows better how prize the blessing than
those who have been deprived Of it 1t is OLD ad
age, (and one that contains wise injunction) Sin
time Of peace, prepare toi war; We would in time
OF health prepare for the attacks oft that seahy foe
Disease. 1t would hc wisdom to observe his move
menis TO well the form in which he approaches
and then TO meet him with those means which are
calculated to effect their overthrow. Those means
arc now bcoie this enlightened and intelligent com
muuity. they are accessible u the poor well as
rich and trust those who regard the Constitution of
mau as one of the finest specimens of Divine work
munship, and the laws by whc h the system is gov
erned aud directed. originating in other than in
the councils of heaven, will so far obey the iniunc-
tons OF the latter as to provide the best safeguard for
the former.
1t is with the most lattering recommendations sub
serihcd Ivy the most eminent Medical Gentlemen, not
only IN this country but also in Europe, that | offer
this valuable Medicine TO this American people.
Time and full opportunity for fair and impartial
trial have placed the Lion of the Day beyond the
brand of imposition, humbug quackery sc.
This pill is imposed ofexracts of nine parts of the
vegetable kingdom, (heing entirely free of any drug
Of dele,crious naturo,) and adapted Particularly to
cleansing of the stomach blood, 81 the various secre.
llouS VI INC systein uliiiouS SnoIlc
Piles, Fever and Ague, Jaundce scarlet Rash, Dys-
pepsia, Heartburn, Costivcness, Asthma, and liver
Complaint have been cured, by using these Pills ac-
cording 10 the direction accompanying each box.
1t is not intended that this medicine is cure for
all Diseases to which the hnman system is liable
Many efforts have been made to compound Med
icine which would cure all Diseases, but have filed
Those diseases enumerated above within the power
ofthose Pills and sure cure relief is warranted.
Price, 25 and 373 cents per box.
AGENTS-Baker d Judovine, s. Hardwck; Far
mers 81 Mechanic Co. 81 S. Blake, Sutton; ]. Trull
Newell Sc lde, Burke; j. M Hoyt &c Co. Sc L. r.
Brown, Lyndon; J. Flint, Morrill, 81 Rankin, StJohns
bury; MMilnn 81 Eastman, Danvillc; Edwards and
Mansfield Walden; l. Cutting, Walden; Chandler
81 Brown, Farmers 81 Mechanics, Peacham; p. M.
Paul, Groton; ]. Jewett 81 Co. j. A. Parks & Co.
Barnet; Fairbanks & Arlington, A. ]. Bailey, Wa
tcrford, and in this place, l.. JEwErT.
G. 9. CORLISS, travelling Agent 279yl
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Esc-EEmpwoveal Yankee Notion
q @ d Elk z 70 GH s. Il o v ELS

q eD ~ IA u "a SE - " 81 -
offer The same 10 the public.
All persons infringing upon said patent by Uen6
ing or using will be promptly ProSec"ted-our
rights will he maintained.
This ImprorcHlcnt as will readily be seen in
spection, obyates The objection TO elevated ovens
account Of giving out into rooms excessive heat,
being so combined with the oven that ut pleasure
the hoal is diverted from the oven into separate
nuc which discharges it INTO the escape pipe with
out brn airg il in contact with the large surface
in the old kind.
The oven is placed upon the stove as not 10
interfere in the slightest degree with the 6oaers as
IN other elevated oven stoves. The back fire room
makes it one Of the best
SUMNER TES
ever invented. This will do all the cooking, &c.
for a common sized family 1t is capable Of heat
ing tea b0iic,S or frying, brolling and baking at
one and The same lime, more c0nUrUieHHy and
proRyHy, with less fuel and in less time ;han any
store or S,mmtr faturc or furnaces on top of Gny
stare in use. This it will do without giving out
heat 10 cause the slightest unpleasant schsauu to
II ady in dog days. Ironing can be done with
great despnch, sir sod irons very perfectly heated
at once placed in fiat kcdtcr over said back fire
room.
There are many good things enjoyed by those
using this Kind Of stove over their nrlghbors using
other kinds, aud it is confidently believed by good
Judges who have used it to combine mn1G g00d quai
uicS than any stove in market. Wtha it is sins
pie and not liable to get out OF order u IrtH nut
BERN ont, there being no inside plates.
ALSO, FOR SALE
the well known WOOLSONS IMPROVED
coo King stove:
Farmers and 1TcchGnics' COOKING Stove:
HcUra,d s. FISHERS do do
Me- Era--eiera'ed oren do do
Pdr'7r Cookmg-t,co boilers and orea,
TYSON P.ARLOR IMPROVED for 1912,
Teruont Parlor,
Boz s. Sir plaic Siorcs all sizes, new patterns
HOLT. o WV RE,
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NJ q " IL; II!

yEHHE agency OF f. X. WEST, for the Tyson
H. Furnace, Inns been discontinued. JOHN
DUNBAR was on the l7lh day OF August last ap
pointed Agent for The north, authorized to make
sales Of our mandatory and property, receive pay
for the same, and on demands due, and settle all
accounts.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, " T"so@ f fxrmace.
Tyson Furnace, Vt. Sept 22d lS42.
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COnc0rd Railroad.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
YEVIIIS Road will he opened to the public for trans
T. porta,ion Of passengers and Merchandise on cS
after Monday Sept II, 1912 Passenger trains daily,
Sundays excepted, in connection with the cars of the
Nashua aud Lowell aud Boston and Lowell Rail
roads as follows, VIZ.
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester, Concord, and
intermediate places at :! NJ, ~ = NJ. ard II p n.
Leave Lowell at 8 IL ~ IL Ia NJ q 5 81 N
do Nashua Ia NJ, 10 III q 6 l-2 p
do Manchester 10 \ II, . 4 p II az 7 Id p NJ
or Immediately The arrival Of the cars from Boston
do Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and
Boston at 81 NJ 10 IL & : 81 NJ.
do Manchester | , ! ri, IL IA A NJ q 3 A Z NJ.
do Nashua l2AM IL IA q IA NJ.
do Lowell 7 Ia An, PMG & -P NJ
or Immediately on arrival Of the from Concord.
Way passengers taken aud left at HookscIt, COTS
Falls, Reeds Ferry, Thornton's, aul the usual stop
ping places the Nashua and Lowell and Boston