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SPECIAL OFFICES

Proposals are ievited for supplying the follow
ing Offices in Vermont for the net proceeds Of said
Offices respectyely -iimtcd in each case to a
sum to be named in the proposals:
Berlin from Montpelier, miles, twice week
Chiltcnden from pjtsord, i miles, and back,
twice a week
llghgate Springs from Swanton, miles and
back, three times week
Huntington from Richmond, I miles and back,
once a week
Jamaica from Townsend, miles and back,
twice week
Jay from Troy, miles and back, once Il week
Jericho Cenlrc from Jericho, miles and back,
three times a week
Lincoln from Bristol, 5 miles and back, once
week
McchanicsyilIc from Noun, Holly; miles and
back once a week
Roxbury from Nonhlield,6 miles and back,
once week
Rycg,ae from Wells River, miles and back,
three tunes a week
Sandgate from West Arlington, miles and
back, twice week
Sa&e's Miles from lIigbgate, 3 miles and back
twice week
South Walden from Cabot, miles and back;
once week
Vernon from NOr,hfcld, Mass, miles and
back, three times week
Uardsboro' from North Wardsboro', 3 mil cs
and back, twice week
West Brainlree from West Randolph, 8 miles
and back, once week
Westminster West from saxton's River, 4
miles and back, twice a week
Weybridge Lower Falls from MiddIebury,
miles and back, twice week
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Mss IVcbSfcr.-Thc Frankfort Com
monwealth says that Gov. OwsIey, of Ken
lucky, has declined pardoning Miss Della
Webster, recently convicted and sentenced
to the penitentIary for two years for alb
Quoting negro slaves from their masters.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-16

The Eighth, at Bridgewater, went of
in style surprising all things of the sort
ever got up in these parts. About 100
couple sat down to a supper that would
have done credit to any house in the coun-
try, and all hands passed the evening to
their entire satisfaction.
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NOTES.

Seven minutes are allowed for opening and
closing the mails at all offices, where no particu-
lar time is specified; but on railrond and steam
boat routes, there is 10 be no more delay than is
necessary 10 deliver and receive the bags.
2 The mail is to he conveyed in preference 10
passengers, aud 10 their entire exclusion if its
weight and bnlk require it,
A preference is TO be given to passengers
brought in the connecting mail lines over those
travelling in any other
Pos: Office blanks. mail bags, and the spc,
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Of their credentials, are to be conveyed without
further charge on mail lines admitting olsuch con-
voyGncc.
Mail agents are to he conveyed without
charge OF the principal railroad and steamboat
lines where the size Of the mails and the number
of the Offices will require their employment by
the Department; and in that case,n separate apart
mcnt for the asserting and saIo-kccpiug OF the mail
is 10 be providGdlby the c0nructcr under the drec-
ton of the Departu emit
g. IN all cases, there is to be n forfeiture Of the
trip when the trip is not run; u forfeiture Of AT
least one fourth part of il, when the running ar
rival is so far behind time as to lose the connection
with depending mail, and forfeiture o? due
proportion of it, when grade of service Is render
ed inferior to that in the contract These forfeit
ures may be increased into penalties of higher A.
mount, according TO the nature or frequency Of the
failure and the Importance of the mail.
7. Fines will be imposed, unless the dcImQnin>
Cy BIO satisfactorily explained in duo time for fail
ing 10 take from or deliver at n Post Office the mail
or any part Of it; for suffering it TO be wet, injured
lost or deslruyed; for conveying it in a place OF
manner that exposes il to depreciation loss Or in
jury for refusing after demand to convey mail by
any coach, railroad car, or steamboat, which the
contractor regularly runs on the route, beyond the
specified number of trips in the contract; and for
not arriving at the time set. And for setting up or
running an express 10 transmit commercial inteli-
gence in advance Of the mail, a penalty will be eX-
noted equal TO quarters pay.
9. The Postmaster General may NnnuI the con-
tract for repeated ralurs for violating the Post
Office laws; for disOhying the instructions OF the
when rconircd nv thc Dcno,tmcn,: for ASSIGNING
tbc contract wn6nnt ihc consent Of the Postmaster
General or for sclinp nm or running an express as
Aforesaid.
O. The Postmaster General NAV alter the con-
lract, and alter the schedule, he allowing Il pro
rata ircrcosc or connpnsotion. within the rcslrc
llama inrosod b, lo,1 far ,bo additional service
rconired or far the Increased snccd if lhc cmpIoy
mrnt oroddionol stock n, carriers is rendered nec
ossoro brt ,ho cnn,,rc,or n,ov in spcb cosc. re.
Iirnnsb ,ho cor,roc, an ,inciy notice if he nre.
rnrs !, IN Tho ch,rrc Thc Postmaster General
moy oIso Lsc,n,innc ny cprtoiI ,hc service, be nl-
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THE COUNTIES ON THE LICENSE
QUESTION.

The counties in the state seem to have
gone as follows on the License question,
LibTab, Windham, Rutland, Windsor,
Washington, Lamoile, Orleans, Essex,
Grand Isle, 8.
Fi"heyes,* Bennington, Addison, Chit
tendon Orange, Caledonia, Franklin,,6.
The Liberals will have about 1000 ma
Jorlfy on the popular vote which we shall
probably be able to show next week
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F""VI'o"ia.-Thc Legislature, of
Pennsylvania met at Harrisburg On Tues,
day, "h Findey Patterson (Dcm.) was
elected Spcader of the House. The uhie
candidate, Charles B. Trcgo, received 50
votes and there were ten scattering votes,
seven Of which were "noiiycsts." Will
lam Jack, dem, was elected clerk. In
the Senate, Mr. Wilcox received % votes
of 20 cast for Speaker and was Of course
elected Mr. Bright introduced joint res
oIn'lon, Instructng their Senators in Con-
gress, to oppose any alteration of the Tar
III laws, tn effect coal or IRON
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Berkshire Medical RStitution-We
have received from the President, Hon. H..
II. Childs, catalogue of this Institution
for the year 1874 Total number of stu
dents I45. This is one of the most -four
ishing Institutions of the kind in the coun.
try,
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WfH done old tomth!-Dillngham's
mgOriiy will be from $50 to 800! That
looks little more like doing business,
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Some people are greatly troubled about
the 80. B.'s."It onr opinion that they will
survive long enough to pay them another
twenty dollar bill for ball cards and take
pay in uncaIled for abuse.
The existence Of the Order is in great
danger of being annhilatcd, though, and
some efficient means should be Immediate
" adopted!
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Tue MUSICIANS BALL comes off at Leb.
anon (Frlday cye,) tomorrow. 1t will be
the grondcst aTairor the season.
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"lhe name by which the Radicals arc
distinguished in this quarter, given them
from their using piah paper and attempt
ing to eye every lreeman's ballot.
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ANDREW JhCKSON'S FRIEND
JAMES K. POLK

Mr. Chamberlain of Windsor has Just re-
fused $500 for @I00 store shccp-a year
ago those sheep could not have been sold
for Sl25, Farmers in the rise o. wool
and sheep sec that Young Hickory tines
will be the revival of Old Hickory times.
Place Democracy on a sure foundation
and farmers viii always be sure of pros
pcrity.
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2; 7 lis. !:

A Certain and efIcctual cure for Ague
"A and Fever; alsos used success
fully in the treatment of Bilious Fever,
General Debility, Nervous
Weakness. ,
The most Aattcring recommendations
Of this medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others who
have used them, Sold on terms no cure
no pay, by P. H. McGraw, and VIM. H.
Fox, Agents, Natchez Nj. Also By Bal,
lardand McKowen, Liberty MISS.
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DONNELLA g. RUDD
Tompkins Bluff Sumpter County,
Alabama, January 4, l843.

Alabama, January 4, l843.
DR.. a. SPENCER;
DEAR SIR.--I wish you TO forward me
large supply Of your Pills; don't think
three. hundred boxes too largea quantity
to send. sold one hundred and sixty
boxes in the last six months; they are the
most popular Pill in this place. For
bilious complaints, sick headache, dys-
pepsa, and such like diseases, they are
considered almost an inlal:ble remedy
have been agent Tor Dir, Peters Pills
and formerly sold large amount yenrly.
But lnow sell three dozen of your Pills
TO one Of his. MY customers think them
superior to Peters or any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, o, c. KELSEY
Price 25 cents per box. with all direc-
tons. For sale by p. II. McGRAw and
W. H. Fox, Agents, Natchez ny. Also
by McKowEN and BALLARD, Liberty Mi.
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N. WILMINGTON, Trustee.
Liberty, Amite Co, Miss,
August nth. 1914. GAM
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
To all persons Interested in the Real rs
tate Of WILLIAM JONES, deceased
GREETING:
w GU are hereby cited to be and per
"A sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of said County,
On tie Fourth Monday in February eat
and show cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold
wit.--So much of lot number four, in
square number ten, Of the Town Of Lib
Ierty; beginning at the north east corner
of said lot. running south with broad
street to a stake opposite to the north east
corner Of the store house Of Robinson
and Mcknight, occupying the full front
on broad street, the space from said store
house, north belonging to said lot, thence
west across said lot to he western bound
AIRY line Of said lot TO stake, thence
north TO the north west corner of said lot,
and thence east to the place Of beginning.
Also, two.thirds Of the south west quar-
ter of section number four, in township
number two, of range number four. east
Also, 40 acres in the north east corner
.of the south east quarter of section num-
Der four, in township plumber two, OF
range number four, east, and one eight
acre lot sold by w. Baker to William
Jones, described as follows, beginning at
the north west corner of the south east
quarter of section number four, in town
shipnumber two, Of range number four,
east, thence running south TO a point
where the boundary line of a certain two
acre tract granted by X. Montgomery, to
the Elk of J. NJ Clark and II. Davis,
which boundary inlersec;s the eastern
boundary of the lands Of said Jones,
deceased, thence running an eastern
course TO the road, leading from Lib
erty TO the place owned by J. r. Brown,
thence running northernI y with said road
10 the northern boundary of said quarter
section, thence westernly TO the place of
beginning said lands, lying and being
in the County and State aforesaid.
It's further ordered by the Court that
this citation he published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodvIle Republican, for
the time prescribed by law.
ANIL. WITNESS the Honorable
SSW@N> john WALLER, Judge of the
5A.SNS Probate Court Of said Coun-
zSssss!S ~, at the Court House there
'"s" of on the Fourth Monday of
November, A. D., One Thousand Eight
Hundred and forty-Gour.
Issued this 26th day Of Nov. 1874.
S. R. DAVIS, Crk.
By B, w. Smith, Dep. Cl'k.
November 80, 1914. S9w6
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lasls5es !. /! ! I sZ z l1ss Isl

I AR, HuIl'S Cough Lozenges are now
~ rapidly superscding every other
preparation in the relief Of coughs, colds,
asthma, whoopiHg cough, tightncss of the
chess, and all pulmonary complaints
,eadng to Consumption and DEATH
Price 25 cents per box with full direction.
r. II. McGRAw and VIM. II. Fox Agents,
No;chez, Nj. Also by BALLARD and
Liberty, Nj. II
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EbY VIRTUE Of an order Of the
.k9 ProJoDe Court Of Amee COUNTY.
granted on the fourth Monday of Dccom.
Der, IN theycar 1874, I will offer for sale
by public auction, at the door of the
court house oil Amito county,
On hs TENTH day of February neat
1915,
On q credit of one and two wears.
the following real estate of William
Gardner, lalc of SAID county, deceas-
ed, viz:
be northwest quarter Of section mum
Ter thirteen, the south east, the north
east aud north west quarters of section
number Iourleen--and fifty acres OF the
south east quarter Of section number
thirteen, The west half of the sou tn
west quarter Of section number eev-
en,~-AIl in township number three.
OF range number five east, said lands
lying in said county Of Amite, state OF
Mississippi.
Purchasers will be required to give
bono, with approved security, accor-
a'ng 10 law, and the terms Of the said
sale.
W. GARDNER,
Administrator, dc 5oais non,
OF VIM. Gardner, deceased.
sorty, Dec. "a, 1874. 43w6
N PIECES hannels assorted colors.
c5J50pleces bed tic 50 pieces bleach
cd domestic. Just received by
I. W. HITCHCOCK g. CO.
October 5, 1914.
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been fairly tried, have established
M eylnciblo celebration, and are daily su.
perscding all other preparations OF med-
cine, in curing those diseases for which
they are recommended. They are re.
commended by the faculty as the best
cathartic and uperent medicine in USE
In fine, the general voice Of the commit
nifty give them the decided preference,
and from their decision there is no APP
peal.
The following is from Mr.. Isaac NJ
Thomas, merchant, at ToIladcga Springs,
Alabama.
Tahdcga Springs, TOlladega Co,l
Alabama, August II, 1842.
This is to certify, that have been a
hiced with sick headache, dyspepsia, and
liver complaint and costiveness for the
last eight or nine years, during which
time had taken, as well as i recolect,
about sixty boxes Of Beckwith'S Pills,
twelve boxes of Peters Pills, and num-
Der OF boxes Of Champions and Brand
reth's Pills, of which afforded me but
little or no relief AT last, was recon-
mende1 to try DR.. Spencer'S Vegetable
Pills, and we'll did, for never had but
one attack OF the sick headache after
commenced taking the Pills (now abou.
six months, and | candidy confess, that
| have derived more real benefit from
the use Of Spencer'S Pills, than from all
the other Medicines and Pills that have
ever taken, and J would earnestly re-
to all, as being in my opin-
ions the best medicine in use for all lin
gerng complaints. The Pills have done
me 50 much good, that | would not feel
willing to be without them for five dol
lars a box; and | cannot but feel very
grateful to Dr. Spencer for having pre-
pared such a valuable medicine, and the
distribution of it is conlering very
great favor on the public, as it is thinS
Of the utmost Importance that every
family should have "a supply of DR.. Spen-
'er's truly va liable Pills constantly on
land. lSAACM Thomas. |
Marion, Perry co. (Ala.) June 3, l843.
SPENCER, NJ. D.
DEAR Sm-It is about nine months
since your agent left with me a quantity
If your Anti Bilious Pills; | did not be
ieve that much could be done with them,
or they we're a new medicine TO US and
We we're largely supplied with Peters,
uoffatt's and other similar Pills, which
we're we'll known here; but from the tes-
imonials Of he efficacy Of your Pills in
bilious diseases, sick headach, d yspep-
,ia, bowel complaints, &c. &c, it was
1ot long before some were induced TO
make trial of them. They were at once
ound TO BE just what they proposed to be
IN from that day to this, their popular-
y has been rapidly increasing. | have
sold during the last few months three
hundred and twenty boxes. You may
calculate upon large sale Of them du.
ruing the coming season | wish you to
send me six hundred boxes as soon as
Send them to the firm oil. c. |
D Ibose & Co, Yours, II. F. GOLDEN.
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lnLYrnf rnnIInREI- nLNEl-I.-
z4sfa;Iiis, J!

"A fe IIu mHtI este. speedy, 1nl aH'
"a eemnd mmrty H,rf discovered cd
oliafcd io lua ruUlla lof che euro Of d
certain disease.
n ~ truly % lbmcutb'o nc', ihn'
thousands mll victims 30 This hoffid de-
case. owing ~ lhH nIulIc.Uu7 treatment
of ignorant practitioners Who loses lhc
system wOlulhal d.adly poison, nnfcuty
nun the constitution, and not unlroquenl.
Nv cent she afflicted sufferer TO an uul.mc.
~ grave.
Professor ycsprIui's pills nro purely
vegetable, md have been used IA the
French Hospitals Tor years, with brill.
iancy ut success that stands uuryaIlod,
ana since their introduction into the I.
nuod States they have superseded al,
other preparations in the cure Of discus.
Cs for which they are recommended.
Full aud explicit directions occompa
nyng each box-Price = 80, For sale BY
j, II, McGraw and VIM. II. Fox, Agents,
Naichez, nj, Also by Ballard and
hckuweu, Liberty MISS.
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GRAY'S INVALUABLE PATENT ONT.
MENT,

MENT,
For the cure Of White Swcllnrs, Scrofulous and
other Tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old and
fresh Wounds, SPainS, and Bruises, SwelIings
and Inhamatons, Scald Head, Women's Sore
Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, letters, Eruptions
Chilblains, Whitows, Biles, Piles, Corns
Snake Bite, Spider Bite Bite of Mad Dogs
and cases of the rising of Zip Joint, or exter.
nal diseases generally.
II W show the great value which is placed in
n the above celebrated preparation, the fol
lowing certificates have been voluntarily sent
to the subscrber-among the subscribers TO these
certificates arc several practising physicians
LOUISVILLE, WINSTON CO. Oct. E, IS43.
We, the undersigned citizens of Louisville
and vicinity hereby certify that we have used
Grays Patent Ointment in some of the diseases
above mentioned, and have witnessed the benef.
clal results produced by its use in others; and
take pleasure in stating that since the intro.
ductlon OF this ointment in this community by
DR.. Isaac Jordan, It has been extensively used
has given universal satisfaction. We can
tAsf fore cheerlully recommend it to the public
rs safe, cheap valuable medicine.
Joseph D. McLelland, NJ D., George Byram
VI. X. Vaughan, NJ. d., Jno L. Hamblett, r, 4
Gage, NJ D., j. J. Thompson, Colby MoDUnic
w. b. Potts, NJ D, A. G. Garrgues, John II
andy, John W. Hudson, Sam. c. Phagan, B. r
Lewis, l.. Reese, NJ, d., John W.-Huckner, Jno
Brown, Josiah Atkinson, S. W. Godfrevs Robert
Height, Erastus Huntley, Fl. NJ. Manning, W. A.
Lewis, Jno. c. Gray, I. ]. Hughes, NJ D., A.
W. Caller.
Certificate of DR.. Murphy-LouisviIle Dec.
&. l~43,--Many ofmy friends and neirhbors hi 70
used nray's Ointment for various diseases for
which it is recommended, all of whom sneak
highly o? it, and some report cures which TO me
are truly remarkable; therefore feel safe in re.
commanding fair trial Off
CHAs, +. MuRPnY, NJ ,.
Sold, Wholesale and retail, by 0. O. WOOD.
MAN, Nicksburg,l General AgIrl lor Mis-.
Price reduced 10 One Dollar Tor large boxes
and Fifty Cents for small boxes
Liberty, Nj 10
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NOTICE.

ENR. VILLA NJ McKOWEN resDec,
~ fully announces to the citizens o
Amlte county, that he has located him.
self in Liberty, for the purpose Of pac.
tIslng the various branches of The Med.
cal Profession, and hopes by stric, aen.
ton, to gain share of public patronage;
he will always be found at his residence
known as ..Norwoods 4 Bran
bIets,) except when on Professional bust,
ness.
He has received direct from Bostona
Fresh and selec ted stock of Medicine
which he will dispose of on reasonable
terms for cash; planters are invited local
March 9, 1874. 52f
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DY VIRTUE " certain Decd d
I'D Tmsf executed ~ no w william
MONTGOMERY, a6d " record 10 Convey
pnee boob, Number als, pages lH1
.lBl, no, usoeulad 90 llia lnufieenih dny
pl October eiph'oen bundled md f1dy
two, and recorded on the same day IN
lhp Probate Clerks Office In Liberty,
Amllo County, Mississippi, to secure the
payment Of certain dpblB therein men
TONED, viii expose al public sale, "a
he highest bidder, for cash, nj tho door
" tho Court House, IN tho town Of
LIbtUy, ANTE County, Mississippi,
On me con dag NJ FcbtU1tH iBi5,
The following described property, to.witi
ono negro man Jesse, and one negro
women Lydia, and girl Bccca, one
girl Caroline, one woman Crcesog, aud
1uo boy EIIicl aud one woman Mallns
Ia, one boy Nelson, md one woman
Alsey, ono boy Sam, one boy Henry,
md ono boy Charles, aud one woman
1--we. and ono man Jack, and one boy
IdNn, and one girl Amanda.
! will convey TO the purchaser, or
such title as was vested in
he aforesaid William Montgomery, at
he time OF his making the said Deed of
Trust.
NJ. WILMINGTON, Trustee.
Liberty, Amite CO., Miss,
Atsygt I'll 1914 n
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TOOTuACHE! TOOTHAtGE!l
NllO would be troubled with this torment
w ing pain, when il can be cured without
Extracting the Tooth
DR.. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH.
ACHE ELIXIR, A CERTAIN AND lMME.
DATE CURE
DR. LACOUN1 having appointed several
~ Agents for the sale Of his valuable DROPS,
for the Cure of the Toothache can with confd.
encc recommend it an nfa.IabIe cure in all
cases, however severe, giving relief in very
few minutes, and that too without any Injury to
the Teeth or Gums. 1t possesses the property
OF enlvening the Gums, when in morbid state
and Of restoring ahealthy and vigorous action
This Medicine acts in such manner as to dead.
en- the nerve of the Tooth, which is the only
way that it can be eficctually cured without
extracting. The proprietor has known this
remedy tried in more than twenty successive ca
Ges, and not fail to cure in either case. One
phal of the Drops, which cost but so cents, is
sufficient to cure from 5to 20 cases of Toothache
hundreds of persons have declared that they
would not be without a phi0l Of these Drops for
twenty Dollars
Price, so cents per phial. For sale in Liberty
at the Drug Stores of McKowcn & Ballard
Liberty, Mi. 10
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Liberty Miss, June %. 1914.

Llberty MISS, June %, 1914.
To all whom itmay concern, We will
say that we have made a fair trial Of
DR.. Hull's Worm Lozenges, and DR.. Spen-
GERS Pills ,os The last three years, and do
think them a superior medicine and re-
commend them as an excellent family
maidstone!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-02-22

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d friends, that they co0lin1o lbo i b.
wardIng aud Commission Business o.. I oi
to which will be devoted all lbo,,' ,' aua
and attention. "''' VINE
Their planting friends may be o,,n,,,
mat tho interests Of planters IA co, ,
pondence with them, will be scruppons'.
attended to- that supplies can be aw,ys,
bod from them Of BagCiog, Rope, q
as may be required, and always at A,
lowest prices, as they invariably %s
chase for cash. r"
August II, 1914. q4ms