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either accepts the name OF Fourierie or considers
hims eli bound 10 accept or justify any thing ad-
vanced BY Fourier, its truth and worth shall
be made evident 70 his mind Very few OF US
have read onethrd of Fouriers writings none
attribute TO them any authority or binding force.
Nearly al believe that In his vast and daring range
! OF speculation almost every thing on earth
or in Heaven he fell into a great many errors
and extravagances. We stand in the same
relation 10 these speculatons as q believer II
Newtons Theory OF Gravitston or Bacon's
Indactive Philosophy does 10 the opinions OF
Newton or Bacon on the multitude otother subjects
which these great men discussed. What We have
accepted trom Fourier is the idea OF forming So
cietv that every child born into the world shall be
sure OF comfortable Home, & certain and uniai
| ing Opportunity. in other words Right to Labor
and 10 the lust and full reward OF such Labor with
thorough Education Industrial and Physical as
well as Moral and Intellectual. We accept his
demonstration that Associated Labor alternating
freely and frequently from Agriculture 10 Msnutac
lures. snd informed by the Education aforesaid
would be Immensely more efficient and productive
than isolated unorganized, antagonist Labor can
possibly be We believe with him that one Com
bined Hous ehold for 1900 TO 600 persons. IN lieu
OF the four or five hundred scattered dwellings OF s
small township, would ensure immense Economies
! in Food. lis Preparation Household labor generally.
in Implements Store houses. Schools and Teachers
Libraries. Lectures and Phiosophie Apparatus
1t seems to Us as clearly demonstrated as sny pro
POSITION can be that Township or Community 80
organized could anu would avail itself OF every tls
covery or improvement in Science, Agriculture
Manufactures or Mechanics OF The earliest moment
which the Isolated cultvator OF thirty TO three hun
dred acres does tardily and with difficulty !; he Is
persuaded and can afford TO do it at all II does
plain that the cost OF Shelter. Food and Fuel
! Tor these fifteen hundred is two thousand persons
would cost less than hall tine aggregate it now does
Perhaps we should except from This sts'er1en; Nj
Brisbane whose personal acquaintance with and pro
found admiration Of Fourier lead him to regard
his writings with peculiar snd almost iniisc.iinste
approval Hence his individual note TO the statement Of
the American Union OF Associ.norsts in reply TO the
csluunniss o! the Observer ( Co.
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MILTrARY.-That fine company, the Italian
Guards, viii leave Saturday morning next at o.
clock for Palmo's delightful the Bloomingdae
Road where they will remain till Monday evening
They will be accompanied by Dodworhs Band
STRANGERS IL TowN.-Some idea OF the number
OF strangers in town may be gathered from the follow
ing is said that the number of people who
rived By the way of Hudson River in the City during
the past week was 20,isl-thc number who departed
ls,444 By the Boston boais-Arrivals. 1881 depart
ures 1903.
- Having been anxious to see what some Of
The Gazercs call the monstrosities Fordham visited
that place days since and can you my dear
Tribune that critic more malcvoent and un
jus-he glass in question being not only designed in
superior manner the coors rich ana harmonious but
the Gothic character objected TO by the Gazette j. one
OF their chief merits Having almost ali the
celebrated painted glass in Europe ind these equal
to and even surpass them in many respects.
cOENaTSSETrR
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RraIAaEcslasS Pills

As agencral +e mil y"med'ciae, 'espe-
ciaily III 'a~c0unlrv so subj ct'tO sudden
changes OF temperature as this. thtr
Vntue is iHCaIcuIable. iBy having the
'BIhHdrethPIIfs always on hand, should
n su6dea attack OF sickness take place,
they can be gwen nj once, and wal OiteO
have efeclet cure before the phy sI-
clan could have arrived.
In choIIc end iEfamma,,ou Of the
bowels, these'PIIl will at once relieve,
and perseverance, in their use accord
ing to the directions, will surely do alt
that medicine can do, TO restore lho
health Of the,patient
IN all cases Of indigestion, Worms,
Asthma, SDiseases OF The Heart. and eli
affections Of the stomsch ard bowels,
IhetBrsndreth Pills WIIIbe found new
es failing remedy.
To IneIre the full bonefit of these
celebrated Pills, they should be kept ia
the house. so that, upon lhe'f frs,'cOm-
mencemeRt Of sickness. they may he
al once resorred TO. One dose rheU iS
heTer than a dozen after disease has
become established IN the system.
For sale Al rhe store OF Il. A Sli6gsr
CarroIhon, Feb. 6, l8s6.
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MEDIC INSTITUTE.
G2Gs Sz'GGG GEs ne D.
Prefess0r Of Surgery iHthe WliOVghby u
NtpeTEiy,

Il
iPrcfess0r Of Surgery iHihs WIiOVghby U
WtpeTEliy,
WILL Open u prepaIstorSi ufedieE'
school Ia New L,,asn, Ohio. on The lslh
T day vi March 1916 Having been
srgsly engretd ia giving offics in'Iruc
IiOn, Tor Ere thea twenty eight years,
ne hope; that he is IN some degree quai'
flied for the task which he assumes.
Presenting that the population Of our
li.elhgent country, are awake 10 the me-
cessrty OF more enlarged educstiun
fth1n is generally afforded 10 medlcal
students. he lorhesrs 10 urgue, tho TIA
/ porlaucs OF hIs OJecl. Ii shsH be his
elm IO prsrare ~ the student ,hJrodehly,
! for enlsrDg the alfsrenI medical schools
Of our country, for the purpose Of grad
uaIIen. He Will aptre go pans TO give
q thorough coarse ei instruction, Tor
which purpose. he will aueHd psrs.n-
ally upon the daily reciiGtors aRj ezdG'
iEarioHS OF the students. SHd he assures
IRess, who may commit themselves TO
tii' trust, that 40 oneshs!l be permhled
10 make an arlI6crsl progress. Iae
most careful demonstrations val be
made IN Anatomy, 10 which department
he will be assisted by s,comPeienI dcrI~
onslretOr.
He will deliver a segulsr course Of
lectures. 10 The several departments, aud
t5iH RoFes0e any sHbsct, duhl ti'class
shalirgSiuce q Satisfactory undets stand
lng OF his previous lecture.
As me proposition Winch ke's0bnfls
to pubhc fa4or, r. altogether new IN
our country. ne asks Ior II the consider
ate aueau0n of all who are anKIOus Tor
the proMetior Of literature.
He wi charge as h,relolUre s loN Tor
an entire course OF Office instruction,
WHICH vii. en,il'a the student 10 the sd
vantage ni his lrciures h will 'cheree
SO 10 those VINE NAV come hlthPr for
the purpose OF attending his lectures
nnly Fhose who are rfiire students
must furnish thrW own bonks. the iOI
lowing are recommended:
Anatomy Wilson, Ooublrn BlssectOr,
lIorner PaxtGn.
Nurgcry -Grhscn, Dd'sey, LisIon,
D ulr. F~rguson. Cooper
Theory and Practice Gregory Wat
son. Eo"rle, Druglrng'on, Slukes.
Obstetrics -Mees RamsbOth am, Vet
pease, De~ees,
Mat Medica- Pereira, Wood and
Bache
Chcmsny Graham, kace.
P4iiosoPky Carp'Uter.
Tho health of New Lisbon is mt ex-
ceIed by that 6( auy town IN the ooun
try. Rnrding can he had from I so to
LIS Further particulars can TO as
certalned by letter.
New Lisbon. Feb 6, 1896,
rt.r- me Western Palladium, Carroll
Free Press, T1Sc,rlwas Advocate,
Srark Country d mocrat. Beaver Ar
gus, Welsburgh Pransrr'pt, Union and
Rprald, Srsubsuville, will,each copy to
the amount OF S..
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NRWslisas,

A large lot ol Brown and Brached
Musl,ns, iustveceiVed and COR sale a, The
new Srors Of IL. SINCLAIR.
'Frtrary'6, 1896.
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E. Sinclair.
sHERMAN'S CAMPHOR EOZENGES

SHERMAN'S CAMP HOR EOHENGES
Give immediate relei 10 Nervous or sick
Headache palpIIation Of the heart, low
ness Of sprtils, dependency, Infamma-
tory or pprrted sore throat, bowel or SUN
mer cBmplaint. (aIRtIng oppression or a
sense OF sinking OF the chest, cheiic,
spasrss =, cramps Of the stomach or bow
ele, Eyslorlcal aF4ct;Ons md all nervous
diseases, drawslness through the day and
Wakeu'ness by night, chOlera'or cholera
murbus, 1tsrrhGa, lassllude, or scnse
Uf(a4sNe. Persons travelling or attend
ing large par,,es, will find the LrEonscs
really revIViog. and impartlng he buoy
sncy Of youth,
JusrBh & NoHos, Eco. VicePres.dcn'
CT the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered Tor years with
nervous headechs, that norhing ~uuFd
'veliege t;I tie used these LoEenEes,
which relieved iio tirely'in Is minutes.
DR.. G. rWu,er has been sub to o'vio'
lent attacks Of head ache, so as 10 make
hir, 'elvncs, 't'iad Tor rwO or three heer rs
at time. .Rorhiug ever afforded him
any re- ,pf Vii he tried rhese'baEenges,
and hey cored'him in a few minutes.
Or 'Shprmsnts J"Zpnges can he OBJ
lsincd Whotesate and Retail OF 6 IF
Thomas, maln ST. herwePn3d and 4'h,
Sole Ag'nt loT Cincinnati % hto, ard o
the following Agents.
sGREDR e Co, Magnolia.
S A HeHE&ED, tisrrishurgh.
GFoRGE MANFUL.. Augusta.
* JACKSON CarIo)Iton.
Cough LozeugesS5 cep,spsr boz;
Wnrn
kGa~o,yhrP 80
Catharttc " "
All who bay n hox Of Or Sherman =
sLozsnges, or a 'Ptasrer are entitled tc
one Of Sherman e Mosse Ggerscl Health
which can he obIained from all Agents.
Janl, AS
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FAIhORTM@
EM New HaGerslOWn n!.

The subscriber would respectfully
inforsa hts old customers and The pu b
lic generally that he sHIi continues to
carry on the ABOVE business in New
NagcrstoWn, CsrroiI county, Ohio. He
will be fouad ia his shop at all times to
sltecd 10 those who may taNor HIM with
a call, He receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fell, which wHI eaa-
bIe ham to give ssrisfsction to both old
and young, He hopes BY strict stseu.
tion 10 business to receive share of
that patronage which is always bestow
es ty liberal puh'ic on fhe industrious.
His charges will be made 30 suit tho
times, and he will receive either c8sh
or country produce ~ paVmPni.
WHa.IAM McCANDLESS.
Fe5. 81. I845.
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Is48.
THE SOUTHERN LITERARY
@1SE1 81 &1 u

| - - ~
is a monthly periodical, devoted 10
every department ol Literature sRd the
FIne Arts. Ii has been established more
Than eleven years. during which IL las
csoud al the head Of Americsn periOdI-
ats, Il is published 10 the neUtes, style,
aud contains a great variety OF interest.
iNg and instructive fesdino; ddeTina
widely from a msjOrily OF oar PubIies
liO0s tu the sOIIoty aad utility Of its
contents,
NoRsls. Tales, Poec1s. Travels. Be-
say =. CHNues. Reviews Arsioucui aud
Bog aphIcsl SkeIches. Papers on the
Array. N Nv 6eaersl Politics sat other
ne ioual interests, udoIn It's pages
10 the Soulh and WesI q confidently
appeals for support Nhilst lt Is DIS
tmctIveIv The freed and advocate OF tho
5SOsth and West, II IS not secrioaal, haV-
lng always circulated quite Widely 10
the A nth and E ,sl, aud having Impaired
a hlghrr nSiiOnal character 20 the peril
odics literature Of the URiied States.
lis motto is 'ln the Union and for the
Unioni in The Soulh aud Tor the SoUth!r
But the South dad West should espec,.
ally che rash It, as il rs the soUly lilersry
jOufnat, Of large and high standing,
within all their wide borders. AID has
vin6tceted sad promoted their tights
snd interests. During snother yesr il
will seek 10 extend lis usefulness and
fame, snt sulIcrts the increased pstrO-
Sage Of the public; a0d also okes the
ed OF its present patrons, in eKleOd,ug
It's circulation.
Its Contributors are numerous s-embTa.
eng pro lessioua and amateur writer's Of
the first distinction. 10 the preseR, eI.
6cIenl corps new writer's will be added,
and neilher trouble nor expense will be-
spared lo.n-k ke The work emineGl'y wor,
thy ,of patronage.
Tho twelfth volume OF the Messen-
ger, Member CXKXlF. will commence
On the LIST Of January, lS46 EACH
aumber contains "a super-royal octave
pages 1t makea, during the year,
large and elegant volume.
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educe the postage as much as possible,
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scribers are invited TO send 10 their or
ders. on the following
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=. THE Aubscriber, for the purpose Of
Keeping his friends advised Of his locr.
lion. &c. would respec' faIy Inform lhe
Pdblic that he sill Continues CARVING
on the above business at his old Stand.
on Lisbon street, C4rroilon, lew dops
north Of the Western Exchanee Hotel
where he can ts found at all times. by
hoss who desire 10 preserve health hv
kseping dry feet; lie, therefore, would
'tecohrmend tho, people who need
BOOTS AEND SHOES,
Og'Ve him a call, aud he assures them,
THAT they will GO away walI SHOD.
he ls delerniired to work norhng hr
the best material hat can no purcha sed
and bic work 'sh&l'te done in lhe mos,
fashionable style, asWeIIes in The aos,
TuhstaHtIaI menner
Thankful for the patronage hereto
Tore renelVad, he Is determined 10 ron.
der himself worthy Of conlinuancs d
that support, which all industrloua and
aiten'fvs mechanics, shoald receive a,
the hands Of liberal public,
His shop is on the EAST side Of Lis.
bon sirert, ona door north Of Ebersols
and CrumrineS r ack1nirh shop.
HENRY llELFRICH,
Feb 81, 1876.
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T. z FcKLRY

Z K EcELFY J NJ DAVIS
XGG92R - DAVIS
.4HOrHeyI aud Councillors Al Las,
Have entered nto partnership. and
will practice their profession 10 Carroll
and the adj oFuiug counties All busioess
entrusted TO Ihem will receive Promp
attention.
OFFICE, 10 the frane bilsing. oppo-
tie The west door OF the Court -house.
Cerrolltoa, Dec 5. l845.
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ROARDING-aIOUSE.
john Watt

Takes this method Of in(orming the
public that he has taken and fitted up
the 'spaciods Brick House, Iormeriy Oc
cupled by DR. Emery, on Main-sFee,
Osrrotiron, sniis now prepared 70 ao'
cotumodate a large number OF Boarders.
This house ls large aud comfortable,
and located in healthy sUe heau'ful
part Of the town. Thnse 6eslrous eI oh
tslnias board will find It to their advaN
tage 10 call aud ascerlain 'hls terms,
WHICH will be liberal, 'ttnfe applying
elsewhere.
CsrroluSn, Ap-iI'iO. 1876,
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ths citizens Of Carroll snd the .sdioiOing
counties. that they have erected aueW
IRON EOUMDRX
IN THE TowN OF EeEssURGH,
CsrrOll County, Ohio, where thsy ia.
tend 10 make uud kesp constantly on
hand, Castings ofsIl descriptions, to wit;
Every variety Of Mill.Gesrings, Thresh.
ing-Mschine Gearing, Stoves, and 'Plows
OF the mos, improved psiterus now In
use, &c. DC. All orders Tor cssungs
Will be promprty attended 10, and cen
be speedily 7illrd. as thev will at all
times have a good pattern maker en-.
ployee Their castings will be OF The
besiSGslity, az they intend using enliis.
" the krntuCky iron.
They have alec connected with the
foundry an extensive Machine. and
Smith Shop, where they will make
thrsshlng machines, turning lathep. us6
Ploushs; aud doaII kinds OI Forging,
Turning. SC. to ordsr.--also repsiring
all kinds Of machinery on The saosIesl
'aotSce,
They will receive in payment oI6 me
'tsl at ono cent per pound. and all kinds
OF eouRry pTOduce AZ market price,
and will not refuse cash.
By pursuing course OF IsiTdealiRg.
end honest Industry, they hope 10 mer-
i and tecctee liberal share OF the pub
lie patronage
The pows that We msiufacture have
been thoroughly tried 10 our county,
aBd proved 10 be the best now 10 Use
Ws-reier those who wish 10 purchase,
TO the following gentlemen who have
used our plows: Levi jenkins, Dr.. e.
'CummIuRS, s Jenkins. Ohio BAKER,
and WIN. Pollock. We sell he shove
'pIow lcr FIVE dollars sndgivs Two points.
We further inform The ci'izrns Of
Carroll ond the adjoining counties. rhst
we manufacture The "Carollion'plOws"
with right and Ieh points; also points
for Woods Improved Bull plows
c P a. A. NJ. FISHER & Co.
'LeesbuTgh, March 9Th 1916.
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NEW STORE.
ELIZA SINCLAIR

TAKES This erh.d friends and the public IN general
bs Business the teeuiy oed
Al Of thp leading o
OvV Goods groceries, Hardware, QueensWarC, &c &c
, r,res Cuspes Calcoe Cotton Yam Coffee Tea S"GT'Iao-
ess. HDtWW We Leather Boots and Sho'' Sc' &C.
And such things generally kept Retail Soressn early !"
purchases me
Cities in waiting her od custom an" 10
cheap they cen be purchased IN any ohe' hOu'
CatrOllOn
N B. cssh'purd OCovsr Seed at rhr New s,o'e OF
E. Sinclair.
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REPRINT OF
Chambers EdinbUrg J0Nr-
haI,
Publisked at the Albion O1ice, no. 3
BIrcfGy Street, Nre, York.

lAublhed al the AiOlOn 'DE6' NO' q
BIrctay Street, Nee York.
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bers' Ednburg Journal being'ehoNt 10
expire. we avail ourselves Of the oPpof
Wnlty 10 sav, that ii hire received sup
port commensurate with the Intrinsic
merit Of the work, aud that It's continued
publication is therefore eststisteG on
firm basis. We shall lee indebted to-
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'known IN their respective ueIghbOr
hooGs, ds we'll as give currency 10 (he
annexed terms Of publication.
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Of ONE DOLLAR AND a HALTER ANNUM;
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more extensively. we have 6eleTmtNed
90 give iadtVidaaIs or companies Of IN
diSiduals who NAV oVderSVerCOnIcs The
advantages POssessed by sgen's, aud to
extend 10 Chsm slso the bent6 ol the
discount. A remlttaHce ot 'hVs dolarS,
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OF New York, or not moFe thantlve per
cent. discount, will comnandEVe Nnnu.
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vii ONIIge ss 10 adhere to 'hs cash bys
tven without any deviation whatever.
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iassrlisg ttIs Prospectus four consecu'
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,nQ ii to tho Alblon Ofhce, wilI be'sR'
mlIrd 10 free copy lor one year.
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aEENRURG FUUNRRY.

Toe UOdersIgnsd respectful iuform
ths citizens Of Carroll snd the .sdjoiOing
counties. that they have erected aueW
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YlUa1ONV Ware.

A lavge lot Of Hdlow Wace. OF PiuA
burgh mauufac'Ore. jus, received and
CCr sale cheap e: the urw Stare 0f
T.. SINCLAIR.
Februsry 6, 1916
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STATEMENT

Showing the Expenses oI the Carroll
County Poor House, for the wear ending
he God day OF Daceulb"r lS15
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An ApprcntiCe Wanted!

A hoy about Ii years old will 6od an
eligIbte stua,>cnas an AppCeallce to the
BLACK SMITH
business, by msk rng Immediate anplica
uon,,o The subscriber tie must come
we'll recommended Tor industry aud NOR
atty. One lfoEa The c0uolry viii be
pretsrtsG.
JOHNS GOULD.
Csrrollton April "a h, l546
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AmgsFoma @onnimAly.

.Angorona gaunimarys
eKvHR ex.rct,es 81 % is.ssminsry fsf Young
u ladies' in BE- resan;rd % Tss.is5 ne IIf
n s,sfenbsr. The.Jnslrn{ticas Of the institu-
tian ailI embraces. - heFeiefore, The various
brshehes ef English, CIafsicai and Ornn mental
R1aesticn. PapiIs viii hkss The tene6i Of me
personal instruefisns 81 bhe undsisigHees and
i ssly liniied samber till be admitted, each
papgl will receive sneh attention Is must secure
satisfactory progress
tFsreIofore. TIE expense. ID most instituiions,
has bern 50 great - 70 dstkr parents ireu send
ing their ghisis from h6ms Il epj,y The ad-'
ssnlsges Of good edeestFsD Apxieut. - far.
a. praeticabie. that his aiI.e lit should Be OBJ
siaied, young ladies will hs sdmitted inio this
Institution at an srsrsgs expense mol exeesdi1g
81 90 fsrthe scholastic year Of 10 mppihs, or
ti0o 70 pupils under twelve years Of age, aud
10 The ease Of two or mofe pupils from The
"a ne family SEQ each. ;;Tbis 70 .pcIuds the
entire expense Of hoard. washing. light, fuel,
end tuition, 10 al the bfsnsAe, Of English and
clsnieal educstisa. Refvrsnee 10 eifcn'ars,
furnished on spplicsiicn 20 the uudersisned,
ether personally % bs letter
L. EICHELbERDER. PsineiPal.
Winchester. Aug 81. t946-3m.
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ANOtHkk BATTLE C0AAkNCiNsts y /
W11VtNo last r.eeivtes rev ssofiy 81 su-
Ct nanitisn. il he shsps 81 FALL 4 WlEfHa
GOODS. have letsfnIse1 % fesnne sad cor
snus ~ battle, q Ienr ). hsee - shot = lhe
lottrr - Therefore. Ali vast e ssrg.lss ese
respectfully lnvilet - call q Jsceb Nis.s see.s
chesp essh Store. = H.rpefstsftE. os -,
frcn ne eorser e High street, erPos.'s -
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DRY Goods, Gr0cerles, QaeeHstoare,
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WHITNEY, Fell and Rose Point Blankets,
w 4, 10, IL and 1914,
Flannels red, white, yellow ard green,
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Plain and twiled osnaburgs. fullsd linsey,
Plaid co,tons, checks, extra heavy,
Linsess, counterpanes, comforts,
Alpacca, cashmere, mohair & lambs wool hose,
ChDdren's hose, arm socks, tariton plaid,
Kentucky jeans, tweed, cassinct, cassimere,
100 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
A full supply Of the above articles received
and for sale at reduced prices
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Harpers Ferry, Nov S.
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charge, be deeas itsorly necessary for Min to
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with ell biz energy, 10 DO battle ia the i'll cause,
andto protect, with all bis ability, lie Erights
and Interests of his clients. NE can generalI,
be found, when moi else where professionally
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March 2e. 1916.