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Estate of G,oroe Hans. decease9.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
~ claims against the estate OF George H0ys de.
ceased late OF La Sale county and state of Illinois,
TO present the same before the probate court on the
first Monday in june next as have fixed on that for
adjusting the same JOSEPH KLElBER, Erc'r.
Ap 10, 1919 -37-Gt
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To NIillers:

WE take this method to express our thanks
w orthe liberal patronage that has been exten.
ded to us during the pas fifteen years. I'm this city
and we would respectfully inform you that the in.
crease OF our business induced one Of our firm to vi
Burrs, tbeing sufficient for 100 pairs of mill stones
which with our large supply of Ouch Anchor Bolt.
ing Cloths, we will sell as low as any other house
west OF the eastern cities
Also, Portable Grain llilison the oes, improved
plnn Price tor2i inches damc,rc, 800 90.
Being permanently located il is for our n,eres, 10
sell good articles, they should not prove to be such
we can always be found to exchange them, which 4,
not the case with tranrient houses.
April -, 1919. G.. & C. TODD.
No. 2l7, Main street, 81. Louie
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MERCANTILE.
Grand DetOUr PIOugilS

FEEWO Horse steel land side,
Two horse iron DO
Breaking do
Corn do
A new supply OF these very dcscrvcdy popular
plows on hand No farmer who holds plow han
die or runs iurrow ought to be without one. They
have driven ont every other make where they have
been introduced. No one runs any risk in buying
them II pillow does not please purchaser after a
trial they will be taken back and the money return.
ed For safe only by j. G, NATTINGER
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Dayton Woollen Factory.

THE above Facto:y will be carried on as usual, (by
D. GREEN Notwithstanding the fatal epidemic
which has carried off three OF the Green family, and
hope to receive heretofore liberal share Of pulic
patronage, Wewould here tender our thanks to our
trends and patrons, and hope by strict attention and
liberal bargains lin the way OF exchanges) to contin.
lie To merit your generous confidence.
Dayton, Ill April 10. 1919 j. e. ID. GREEN
N. B.--The FIGURING Mills of John rcen will
be carried on rs heretofore by DIG
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I'D 1870 rerye1,.<LyE..rA
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NGLLSS0n q, ETGSLOQ,
& r0pW,pDiyE uppfUiyTs
V"IhissIUN Iuh M1h DiNu nLhlA1hi"
ST. LOUIS, MO.
JOEL A. MATTEsoN. JOHN D, PRESTON.
,Iossro D., {, nl"'Sn
-, cnI' oinvClo oy Du'Nee'"''
NJ C% G',9t us as'i ,r.,,l ~. o.,.
w. t,'l5., I F pw, o I've" c''s0m'
r. p a. W WatKeri Esq ,3aten hoase'
hmI'y, "W W!! Esq, ITe@eS, o..,
/ n Morn W 1--WE W. anu iSH'''e'' Va"eV'
/ p SANGER FGn co,o,,
Mcssrs. Wadsworth, Over. and Chorin. CAicoeo,
4" Ogden and Jones,
William Gooding, Lochport,
zen. JACOB Fry, -, ,
yV t,aiI,su', o" iI nliil'e', yo'
Cushman nnd $3.50 :.
Isaac Hardy. Esn,. la SaUe
ID. l.. iouGh,
James Dunlap, ESQ, JcsksenriFe.
Mtssrs Conenus and t'rlwod. Feoria,
,ron TT rnelpS ana h0uEiahd'
We.srs i RraJner & r. No,, y.,k
David I,payitt. Esq
Messis Suydam, Sage & Co "
90 Coming Homer & Co., AiLaau,
4 J. Williams, Esq, Utica,
hts'fS Mulberry; rehe Co., BHfa!e,
&c 1uy In5 Nepr,
ROM md Risbon 2iarsIonj
Burrows & Co. TiDci1na,i
Williams and Dilworh, Pit,sburr.
Knapp and Totem,
=. and I. Feber,
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OTTAWA PRICE CURRENT.

OHdird, dpnio, 1917.
PROVISIONS: Calt5kinS, gr. Cal
Bee; 100, S20oaS2 so '' dry, l0dl2
Pork, lisa , 80 Deer Skins" 12Gl6
Venison, 250d 800 SheepSkinS, 1895
Lard, ID. ia5c Coon - l5d25
TdHow, Gal MuSkrdt, ga 8
GRAIN s FLOUR: Mink, 1890
Wheat, winter, 55a60 GROCERIES:
Z" spring, 50a56 Sugar, brown, 5lGlO
Oats, l5alS " crushed, l2dli
Corn, 1890 " loaf, 1915
Barley, $50 Holqsses, gall. 35ai5
Beans, i0a50 COFFEE, Rio, ID. 9dl0
Flour, sup. l0Olb.2 .25 F." Java" lidl5
- fine, g 200 7ed,y. Tyson, 50G75
(" bucliwh't, 80 old {" SSasl
Corn meal, bush. % 4" black. 50a75
VEGETABLES: SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. 80 Butter, 12!a
Onions, 80 3Sd5O Cheese, 5d s
Cabbages, each, la 5 Eggs, doz. G
FURS & SKINS: Homer, ID. Sal0
Beef Hides, or. 2la3 Candles, tall, l0al24
&" dry, 6 al g sperm, 40d5O
New YoKK, April 9.
Stocks have improved. Treasury notes
advanced ! on Saturday. Treasury notes
81. Flour market heavy.-Sales ut 81 80
al 81 cash for corn to good straight and Yves.
tern. Wheat lower sales. Prime Genesee
at | II
Sales northern yellow at 54d55 cts.
Pork dull and no change in price.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY Of

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New Jersey nj >omerviiic.
ItAFlTAh S!O0. 900 Chartered Feb. i8AS.
" pnEcTops-W William thompson. Perez
Stryker, James Taylor, Da'ld Sander.oH, Will.
lam ]. Bovine. Edward Payson, Mathew Rude.
dale, New York; James :. Mcln,yre, q. Z.
Powers. Brooklyn. Is. ). WmrSyY, sgt, Wall
ST., n Y. WV. THOMPSON, President,
~. Noornrs, secretary. msy5-<:.ly
The snh,riber will insure in the above CON.
p,ny on as liberal terms NJ any other good com.
uany. T.. l., BOIGHTON.
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Whereas, my wife, Rachel
" Ackley, has left my bed AMI board without
just cause, all persons are therefore cautioned
against harhorinG or trusting her on my ,ccount
as will pay no debts Of her cont tracing.
CHARLES ACKLEY.
DAYTON. April lsi9.-.3wp
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Wa0a39Aaa AGll l3IAQla
Large Arrival Of Spring and Summer Clothing at the Store
KOHN & MANDLEBAUM,
Or New Io Clothing isng Store ne x door the Post


nsnne
doneata
enlu
and
Fat New orlCo
sand nyouurn
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Corporn;iou Election,

Election willhe held ut the court house in
~ the town OF Ottawa. La Sale county, on
Monday the 9Th day Of May next, Tor the election Of
five Trustees Tor said town The polls will be cpen.
cd n, o'clock in The afternoon, aud c,o,cd at six.
Ottawa. March &, isi9
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L. y. Smith.
HsaHs.H-s--s1-s-s ----.--.
L, D. Smith

L. D, Smith
II AvING just purchased Of Messrs BAcuErLER
~ SEELy, their stock III trade, would respect
fully solicit share OF public patronage. His stock,
at present, consists IN general assortment 81
Dry Goods, Groceries Il Hardware,
Such as
Cloths, CdssimereS, SdiiineH, Tueeds,
Kentucky Jeans, TeSiings, sc.
choice selection OF prints, gnghams de lains, dress
silks. bIeachrd and brown muslin To ,! wide +;
bleached and brown drilling to II wide check
hickory stripes colored cambrick, red white, and
yellow llannc, Canton do, Irish linen, crash, linen
diaper hosiery, gloves, handkcrchics, scars, Swiss
muslin, cambria do, lace, edging, and insertion, RIB
bons, and variety oinOtions. a small stock, which
will be sold very cheap, Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Goats, Vests, Pants, Fine Shirts Hickory do Cotton
and Wool Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Fte Best Quality
OF Teas Coffee \, O. loaf and crushed sugar, mo-
asscs, cider vinegar rice salcratus, candles, soap
nails glass, together with all the htHe CULINARY ar
ucles--f'our and Indian Meal kept constantly, and
warranted in all cases.
A First Rate Stock of
Mems thick, kip and calf Boots, mems and boys
Brognns, ladies Caters kid walking shoes and
busklns, leather lace boots, and low quartered shoes
misses and chlldrens Boots and Shoes. And
A Good Assortment Of
Knives and forks, scissors hand saws, hammers, au-
gers, door hanglngs, trowles grain scoops shoyes,
and spades, trace chains &c.
Packages will be sent throughout town free of
charges. The highest Market price will be paid for
all kinds of produce.
The subscriber pledges himself to sell
goods as lo,c as can be afforded in torn.
Ottawa, March =, 1919 L. u. SMITH
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A Fresh supply.

hRlED apples and peaches, rnsins. Moiasscs,
- vinegar goldfish, &c, Just received and for safe
a title cheaper than euer by Apo l.. u. SMITH.
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GinghanlS.

Ten pieces very choice Frcnrh Ginghams,
10 pieces, New Style German do
10 do do English do
10 do American do will he sold
very low by OF RvaS and SANGER
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Rpan s. 5anaer.
California Gold.

A RARE SPECULATION.-An persons
"A whose notes and accounts are due will save
themselves both trouble and costs by balling immed
atey and settling them. We sold you goods upon
the express understanding OF prlupi pay, and now
expect 1t. janl2 RYAN & SANGER
Pork, lard, wheat, corn, oats, hides, tnlo~, fuTs,
and skins wanted al the highest market price
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Music & Musical Instruments
STATE OF vnnnnoNr.

- pu-A-.-. -i-.-.ae~a s~r-..ls -
A COPY OF the last VIII aud Testament Of
"A JOHN PHELPS, late Of Howard district
Anne Arundel County, State Of Maryland, with the
Probate thereof duly authenticated BY the Orphans
Court for said district l. presented BY ALafnA II.
L. PHRLrs. the Exccutrix thereof, who moves that
the same be allowed, filed and recorded in this
State. ffa M alt ~
whereupon IL is ordered that said Executhx no
tify all persons interested tia, this Court will decide
upon said motion at the session thereof 20 be held
at Perrys Inn, In Newfanc, in snd district, the
last Thursday Of Jaly next, by Publishing copy
Of the record Of this order three weeks suceessvely
in the Vermont PAaHir, printed at Brsulsboro, In
said district, previous TO said time OF hearing.
A t1ie copy Of Record. /.
s6h Attest, @ n H0LBROOk, Rs9'r
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.

MasxSa U June ne !. .' is.s, n fs..ssss
-L-E- Trains will leave Boston, for
Bellows Falls. In connection with the Fiichburg
trains, daily. at u o'clock. A. NJ, and 3 40 r. NJ
Leave Bellows Falls for Kesne, SC. stssA. NJ
and z. NJ .as4.s- t,.. = la ~ .sL
Leave Keene for Boston at a. NJ and IS PM
Leave Keene for Bellows Falls, Char,ssiown, &c,
at II II A. N. and so r. NJ. s t-l
All the above trims connect with the trains over
the Sullivan Railroad, nop open to Windsor, VI
and there Connecting with the Vermont Central
Railroad, which connects at White River with the
Passumrsic Railroad, thus making continnoas
Railroad line from Boston, through fitchburr,
Kecnc, Bellows Falls. ChsTestown and WiudsW
TO Norhfeld and Wells River, VT. Also At Groton
with the train. OF the Nashua and Worcester, and
Stony Brook Railroads. by which passenger tntns
either Train down can proceed without delay a
Groion, to Nashua, Manchester and Concord; 10
Lowell, lawrence the Eastern part Of New HamP-
shire and the State OF Maine; to Worcester. PfoT-
iaenee, Springfield, New York City, Albeay, and
the West. .l q. $3.50. l. t....l
Stages run in connection with this line from
Wiuchendon to Rindge and Jaffrey rom htiwh-
lam TO Rchmond. Winchester, Hinsdals and Brsf
Prom Reene to Chesterfield and Brat,lebcre
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, sfier the At.
rival Of the last train up from Bellows Falls TO
Rutland, Whitehall and Darlington. .
Passengers leaving Bellows Falls at i =. II, can
reach New York City, via Worcester and Norwich,
the neat morning. at o'clock, and those leaving
Bellows Falls at A. NJ, can reach New York and
Albany BY Railroad the same dag. ~ 80 \.
Freight trains will run in connection with the
aaud Fitchburg trains.
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=
HYDRAULIC CE- GROUND MARBLE,
MENT, Roman and A. For the manufacture Of
,aeyfoau. for making Res. Soda, and Mason's use.
eJIoirs. C;sierns, and eve. THOMAS
nv pecies Of Brick and LIN +, by the cargo,o or
Stone Work under pdieS less quantity.
such as Fronts of FIRE BRICKS AND
Wharue,, Bridges Nh TILE, Of all shapes and
Dsrms, Wheei Pit, &c, &C. sizes. rs
CALCINED PLAS- NONPAREIL
TER, of best quality for WASHING SOAP
Stuccoing, Glass Works, With this Soap, cloths
&c. may be washed in Hard
GROUND PLAS- or Sat Water, without
TER, for Agricultural the aid Of soda, or any
purposes in barrels and injurious article and II Is
casks superior In point ofoeon.
FIRE CLAY for Iron omy, to any Of the com
Founders use, by the mon Resin or yeiioip
barrel and cargo at short .Soaps which are princi-
notice. pally composed Of Resin
SUPER PINE u Sos!a. Il IL packed ia
PLASTER, pure whitc boxes containing hfty
for Druggists and Paper pounds, 4slHmpsin each
makers use. box. Ha
NIB. The Cement sold by US Is the Kind ap.
proved Of and used In tbs construction OF the Ns,v
York and Boston Water Works, fheextensive works
at Lawrence and Lowell, and the various Railroad
Corporations, who have given it a decided prefer
ence. We arc prepared to furnish Companies,
Contractors, and others with any quantity, deliver
able direct from the manufactory lsa-. 49, rf
T. w. HOXIE & CO,
~ 46 Long jYhay, Boston
May, 1919. -f-s7 -.t 3mo39
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srATn OF VERMONT.

In Probate. Court, Jaly D 1919. AS
The following petition |, presented, to wit;
To tie Hon Probate CoaIf fer the dishid Of Aarl5oro
A d. PursAn, and BKpK @. PRoury, admin
ia isirators upon the estate Of ELISHA w.
PROUTY, late OF Brauleboro, in said district dc.
ceased represent 10 the Court that IL would be ben
eicia the heirs and all interested in said estate
10 sell the whole Of the real OF said deceased
wherefore they pray for license TO sell the same, and
they herewith bring into Cour the consent and ap.
fhts STATE
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400 RRLs. TLoUR.

AT THE SIGN or THE ELM T,R EE.
WE have just made srrapsennents with isLAr
wv & Smith, Hartford, Conn, to receive from
their Mill etery ,ceek their very celebrated brands
Of Railroad, AID Railroad Extra; do, doiu bills
ALsO--R. s. Beach & co.'si 5 orc other brands
Genesce and Western Flour; Unboltcd Elonr in
halls The above will no sold by the load or single
Dbl. loo. ia T'OWNSLEY r. SONS.
June Is, ls49, AZ ssl 1s.lar is..l -
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OF 70
truth o o a
aud pamphi . = ~ 70 q =
o the and wonderful , Exhibition he Introduction
silver bly novel from
wen worha um sim
f1m
The nndD
Of the and
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Of
exend veapdwl
On
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dnu kndhe ltratp
aiame Howard
motd in f
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olympic,
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GroandT
dancnR u4uuhh two llIl aud
and descriptive bills aud HaOghsPoH h
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DR.. A. ID. PUTNAM

- HAS lately received "IILL'S
ffffI5,ssi3k III STOPPINC,"a new article for
lI1Ip Filling Carious Teeth. Il isk com
pound MATERIAL and perfectly harmless, both as il
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health,
easy of hpplication--being introduced into cavity
in plastic state, and hardening as soon as it Is
packed. Ii eau be applied with ease to the meresi
shells Of Teeth, and its adhesive property is sneh
as to be retained without difficulty.
u5-HHIILs STOPPING" comes highly recon-
nended by eminent Dentists in New York aud 9th.
or States. H.l 40
Brattleboro, Nov. 20, lS4s 4
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tIY ~ .Aeep t00k tt
81 ~ utonor ". Iianr. y 4GA
n
Are your m NAV Ia a.. ""''
80 -...,i nse lp,o yyV ,,o ras.on.
lf YOU are but right yourself,
Things WI come right IN 'heir season.
Keep cool
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M. Al. Io,er S sN ds.n,;r:
Now your eye-tee.e, nave aesn CUT
Hold your temper, grin anu De"''
Keep COO"
no.. ms;dan NAV the ;;ltP
DOe' Ksen cool, - ." II. ?. g.rer
IL .ho o.rc. !, viii, Cor Won.
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S 81 3; FS 9. FhodrY, A1"i'ia'a'sF.

Brat'leboro, July o, is49.
whercupon il Il ordered that said Administrators
notify all persons interested that this Court will de-
eide upon said application ut the session thereof 10
be held at Perrys Inn in Newf,nc, in said district,
on the last Thursday Of July instant BY Publishing
copy of the record Of said petition, and this order
thereop, lree weeks succrszively in the Hsraoat
PAanir, printed at said Bra,tleboro, previous 10
said time Of hearing, ..
"a y "A true copy Of Record. Etii
46 Attcst, p. HOLBRO0k, Rsg'r
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w DOL! w 90 LIZ!
h If. A, WHEELER.

y. A. WHEELER,
agent cf he Brutleboro IHodlea Factory,
II now ready 10 purchase few thousand pounds
Il Of Wool for which he will pay half Cash
90 A good assortment Of CasSimeres, Sasinsis,
Twecds and Fiannels on hand. All Goods war
ranted free from waste, with fast coiors.
Also wonld say that the Carding Machines for
meTly owned by Mcssrs HINEs, NEwAAr Co.
are removed to the Wooden Factory, and 6ttsd up
expressly for the purpose Of carrying on the aii's
Wool Carsling Business
in the very best order lard Oil will be used in all
cases where Lard is not furnished Wool will be
promptly carded at all times in the season, always
having full supply Of waller.
NJ No credirgiven except those doing business
with the Factory.
Also-The Cloth Dressing Business
carried on as usual. lffp
June ~, 1919. % We tf45
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BOOTS .4ND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES
lust received hy the subscriber very large as
u sortmcnt OF B0O7iS and SHOES, which will
Be cold cheap for Cash or approved credit. +.
Gents. Goat and Calf Boots;
Brogans and Calf Shoes;
Goat Pumps and Slippers;
Patent Leather and Congress Boots;
. Ladies' Calf Kid and Cloth Shoes;
Kid Buskin Pnmpsf ..i : ss.s
~. sa4i : Foika boots and 0aitrfg;
tDays Patenil Congress Boots
ChiIdren's Boots and Shoes
Of every description. s +. sIMoNDS-
N. B.--Ny advertisement that has been in the
papers long time, stating that wanted those
that have accounts my Books to call and settle
has had bat very little notice taken Of H.
June 20 t44l FsIMONDS-
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VIEW
FIGURING Establishment.

FIGURING Establishment.
FRESH GROUND FLOUR FIR ON
GENEsEE WHEAT.
TIME undersigned would inform the inhabitants
Il Of BrattIeboro and vicinity, that they have re-
Gently made Improvements in Smith and Gains
Mil, by putting in new Machinery especially adapt
ed to FIGURING tf ~E~t s.aa q
Being determined to supply the market with the
best article Of Flour
Ever offered here, --
they have made arrangements TO be constantly sup.
piled with the best quality Of Genesee Wheat II
will be selected from the best Wheat ra.ed IN the
Genesec valley by an Agent resident there. and
will be forwarded in such manner as TO prevent the
possibility Of its being injured 80
Those wishing u Pure Article Of Fresh
Ground Flour, made from the first quality Of Gen
esee Wheat, will hereafter find il constantly on
hand at the new FIGURING Establishment.
The Flour will be furnished in Barrels, and in
l. and Dbl. Bags, at the option Of the purchaser.
d. Tn The genuine article D. rae rsfr..sr
Also, for sale, Middl'ngs and Bran for Horse
Feed lr l.sIss.es .f
n5- Cash paid TO- good Flour Barrels.
tt5 GAINS 6 CROSBY.
Brattleboro, June 81. .a1.a..l-s Be ~
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WOOL CARDENG.

INFORMSh' his customers and the public that he
i will carry on the Wool Carding Basi-
ness The cnsung scissor at his long established
shop. lis Machines are in good repair, and he has
employed faithful and experienced hand who has
tended the same Machines for me many years. z
n7- All those who wish to have their Wool
Il done with fidelity and despatch. .N
tfYfIfIa srof ntii WIN. ii. WILLIAMS.
Williamsyilc, May n, ls49nsat ei swf2
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RlancIlnrd,s Scylhcs...

TINE Subscribers, Agents FOR The sale Of Blanch-
Il ards CSls5rated Scytkes in this place, will sup
ply one Trader IN each Town with the same a.
Manufacturer prices.
ALS0--A general ASSORTMENT Of HAYING
TOOLS on hand aud for sale at the lowest pri.
COS, .....t-,..,., BUTTON G CLARK.
Bras,eboro, June 4 is4o 2uo47
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Flour!
Congrcss Water.
NAvuFAcrupERs AsD DEALrhs ~

lust received nom The Springs and for snlc low
d by WIlLlST0N 4 TYLER,
June 20, le49. a
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MAY, 1919
Pork, Esanis s. Lard

MAScKIIlElsR6EL' in bSl'' y t. and Kits =
Picked Cod, Dry Cod, Dun Fish, Sword Fish.
Extra Sugared Hams; Common dos
Primo Land, in barrels and Kegs for sale by
May i6. 1891 .W-FRoST
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Teas, Coffee, Sugar & Molassel

A LARGE STOCK of superior Young Tyson,
IA Hyson, Ningyong, oolong and Souchong
Teas.
Java, Laguira, Rio and st Domingo Coffee,
Whole and Ground n 't "a
Brown and White Sugars, oil kinds and in
any quantity. Cos 2 .Nl
MoLAssEs AND SrRurs, superior 10 anything
before offered for sale low, Wholesale and retail BY
May IS. 1891 j. w. FROST.
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Foreign Fruits, Spices, Sauces,
Nuts, &c.

r W, FROST has received large addition to
- his stock, comprising articles too numerous 10
mention aud the public informed that every ar
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-08-15
ANN SMITH ACADEMY
LcxinGtOm, Virginia.

V>HE next session of this School will commence
on Monday, September 3rd.
The location of this Academy is one Of the finest
in this region. The arrangements of the School
are on the most select and liberal plan, embracing
course of instruction thorough systematic and prac
teal. Every branch Of useful, and ornamental ed
ucaton is under the supervision of the Principal,
assisted by the most competent teachers. The re-
ligious, as well as moral and intellectual insruc-
ton of the pupils is strictly attended to. Prof.
Armstrong of Washington College, lectures on
Chemistry, and Prof Dabney has charge Of the
Classical department.
The Session commences the LIST September,
and persons are respectfully solicited to attend to
the entrance of pupils at that time, delay in this
respect. is seriously injurious TO the progress of the
pupil. Terms Tor Board and Tuition very moderate.
No deduction made for absence, except in cases of
protracted illness.
report is made 10 Guardians and Parents each
five months, shelving the standing of each pupil in
Scholarship and department.
Pupils admitted at any time during the session
aud charged accordingly.
T.. NOTTINGHAM, Principal.
July Is, lS49.-2m.