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no MARRIED LADIES.

Toy the strong solicitations Of her friends anu
Is Mrs CoopwIs has at lat reluctantly permitted ner
h - - o nrsr not to risk their lives IN the hands Of
ms. PRvsesn. The period Of womans life
Mrs aud 81 hr
and shiee confident by her long experience IN her
profession 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may wish
employ her. , NJ ~ Broxvns
Block, Salem-strcet. d,f
Worcester, Feb
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MEDICAL LECTURE,

DIR. J, CIawsOn Kelley, of New York,
viii give Medical Lecture at BRINLEY HALL, on
MONDAY ETENIEG NEXT, Feb'y 26, at u o'clock.
Admission FREE. dS* Feb 70
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General Intelligence and Agency once.

NN@1O20I1 @110O1116O11VO c111S1 1IC
FrHE undersigned having the license required has opened
Il office of the above description, at No. 255 Main
Street. the Of ain and Mechanic Places
procured fer those in search of employment Of any kd-and
help obtained for families individuals VITO may wish
hue.
The subscriber will also receive applications from those who
may wish hire let Tenements buy sell Real Estate,
any other kind of property
The object the enterprise is to establish Office, where
any species business that may be transacted by the agency
third person, will be promptly and faithfully attended
The Office will be open alt hours from O'Clock A. Nj
to P and all charges for services performed be such
cannot fa! 10 satisfy customers.
Dec 81 d3m r. P. McELWIN.
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Messenger,s Notice.

Messengers Notice.
WORCESTER, SIS. February 90, 1919.
{HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency
IL for the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of GEORGE 5. DUELL, of
West Brookhed, in said County, yeoman. nsolvent
debtor, and the payment of any debts the delivery
of any property belonging said insolvent debtor,
him for his and the any property by
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner Worcester
IN said County, on the third dag Of March meTt, 1T
O'Clock in the forenoon, the proof OF debts and
the ehoce of an assignee assignees of his Estate.
F2ldw9 GEO. JONES D. s., Messenger.
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E7 v. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
in Boston, New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office in
Boston, No. Congress Street.
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MARRIED..

In Grafton, Feb Fl, by Rev. II. A. Tracy, Mr. William ~.
Chase Cf sutton Miss Cdharine Augusta, daughter OF
Lowell White, Esq.
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CENTRAL BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given that special meeting Of ths stocks
holders Of this Bank will be holden at their Banking
House wednesday the 2Sth day Of February inst, at
ooJock M to consider the expedency Of peuoning the
eranre to extend their charter its present term shall
have expired. Per order OF me Direc,ors:
Feb oI VIM. DICKINSON, Cash.
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CHLOROFORM,
DIR. HARRIS, 154

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared 10
extract Teeth Wh0u pain by the this recently
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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= ROss's XDress forward an sorts o

Parcels and small through direct over the Worcese
July %. dwtf
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To MaChinists.
TIIE subscriber wishing change his business offers
i his Old stand in Goddard Rces Steam Mill to any
wishing to engage in the business of building CARD
SETTING MACHINES, with an entire set of tools and
patterns for the same, together with large number of
customers which have been accommodating for the last
twenty in almost all parts of the United States.
Persons thinking going California to dig gold you'd
do well to avail themselves OF this opportunity get it
without hazarding their lives, and sacrificing their hap
pness, perhaps to end in disappointment and ruin Pos
session given the first ofApril next.
Worcester. Feb Ia. N. AINSWORTH.
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NOTICE,

have given my son, John Marble Howe, his tire till
he cr.es of age and shall claim his earnings
be resnonsibe for his debts, after this date.
Worcester, Feb 8. 1849 LEONARD HOWE.
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DIED.
Coffom Mill and Machinery.

yETANTED lease for term OF years Cotton MIL,
w with Machinery and power sufficient 10 operate ~
10 40 Looms. Address S. G through the Boston Post
Office, giving a description Of the same, &c.
Feb 49, OK "ot3
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Messengers Notice,

Worcester, IS. February %, 1919.
TT ENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner OF Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Auburn, in said County, gunsmth an insovent debtor,
and the payment of any debts the delivery of any
property belonging said nsovent debtor him or for
his use and the transfer of property by him
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors said debtor will
be held the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the eighth day Of MARCIA neSt ten
O'clock in the forenoon, for the proof of debts the
choice OF an assignee or assgnees of his Estate.
F2ldwS GEO. JONES D. S Messenger.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, February l6, 1s4e.
To all persons interested in the Estate of LOIS
PRINCE, late of Westborough, deceased, Greeting.
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of March
next, 10 snow why administration of the Estate
said deceased should be granted to George A. SbIey
of Westborough, creditor.
Fl7d* CHAs. C. PRENTiss, Reg.
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Roy WANTED,
Drugs and Medicines.

Drugs and Medicines,
VgTE take pleasure in announcing to The pubic
wv that we have taken the store so long occupied as
Drug shop on the corner of MAIN AND FRONT STREET
ftted it up anew-supplied it with choice ana well
selected stock OF FAMILY MEDICAN ES' ana are
now prepared any and every thing IN our ineto
our patrons. We shall pay particular attention 10 the
retail part of business, and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
with the utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT MEDICINES OF any value can always
he Ioond at our store. In addition to our STOCK OF uss
and Medicines furnish Tooth, Nal, HdT, FtesA
and Clothes BRUSHES at the very lowest rates.
PERFUMERT
Ofa kinds-incudng every preparaion LOT tne nau'
complexion &C. SOAPS CosMEIiC2 III erea' Variety
COLOGNE WATER
Of our own and foreign manufacture in any quantity ny
the bottle or by the gallon Also, all OF LUBlNo "a
TRACTS for the acknowledgements win various
English preparations c
English French and American CHEMICALS
Rest European LEECHES always On hand.
CONFECTIONERY Of all kinds.
d. SCOTT, JR s. CO.,
No PAL Main, corner OF Front Street.
Worcester, Feb %, l649. wo" uu
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NOTICE.

DERSONS wishing find Board for small children
where they will be privileged with kind and in
structi2n, be directed by nquiring This Office.
Feb a. dit
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-09-03
FAMILY OINTMENT.

Sloan7s Ointment is now universally aek-.
nowledged 10 be en- itlfalhble remedy, in every
case where il has been faithfully applied ON tho.
human system, for promoting Insensble PerSr
spiration, drawing out the inflammation from n
wound, relieving pain of every kind, s1dsin its4'
healing qualities he world does not pro6uce iist
equal. and the public pronounce il the cheapest
and best Family Ointment that has ever been
used. All diseases Of the Flesh. Obstinate Ul-
GERS, Old sores, ChiIblains Sore Throat Burns,
Cuts, Cutaneous Ertptens, Sore Nipples, Sore
Breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in the face,
side, back. and the other parts of the system.
BoiIs Ulcers, ,seald Head, Bruises Fresh Wounds.
and every kiei Of sore containing the least
particle of inflammation, arc permanently cured
by this great remedy. W. 3. SLOAN;
Grand Depot, 40 Lake st. Chicago Ill.
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The GRAND PURGATIVE.
DIR. CLICK.NER,.S


Sugar Coated Vegetable Extract Pills
ESEcelebrated Pills have obtained an
= enviabfe notoriety in the United States
as curative for giddiness, dyspepsia. sour
stomach, head-ache, fevers, piles. costiye-
ness, coughs, heartburn, liver complaint
scurvy, sore throat, inward weakness, pal>
pltation of the heart, indigestion, and va.
rlety of other diseases to which flesh is
helr TO, as medicine for the million. I'm
all seasons OF the year, spring, summer, fall
and winter, and under all circumstances,
they can be taken with perfect safety and
success. AS Vermifuge and general med
lclne for children, they are unravolled. Be-
ing coated with pure white sugar, children
will easily take them; they neither grippe nor
nauseate; are gentle but thorough in their
operation. For adults by increasing the
dose, they are equally beneficial. As an
.fntt- Bilious PiHthey will be found without
superior; ask any one among the thousands
who use them, and an unqualified approval
will be the certain result.
Remember Or. G. V. Cckneri is the orie>
inal inventor of Sugar Coated Pills, and that
nothing of the sort was ever heard of, until
he introduced them in June, 1a43. Purcha~
sers sh nuld. therefore, always ask for Click
ner's Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and
take no other, or they will be made the vic>
Tins of a fraud. Price 25 cents per bor.
DR.. Clickuet's principal office for the sale
of Pills, is G6 Vesey street. New York.
VIM. JACKSON, SO Liberty ST., head of
Wood ST.. Pittsburgh, Pa. General Agent for
Pennsylvania. Northern Ohio, and the river
counties of Virginia.
The following are the duly appointed Agent s:
LEFFINGWE EEL & &c. Ravcnna; Chas Ii
Kent, Franklin Mills; Dow & Co. Cnvahoga
Falls: Jas. G. Calender, Newton Falls:J J. il.
c. johnson. Warren; G. N Abbey s. Co.Akron
January lst, l549. 1y.
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FIVE LARGE DEEP ULCERS.

toHtDUygtH, w IS. MATCH 2, I64J.
DR.. w. B. Sloan-Dear sir: In my opinion,
the greatest cures effected are those tliat have
longest resisted the skill ofthh Medical Fuculfu.
Admitting that to he fact. Ehave case in-
point, to viii; .ur, Janses Haaford, Of Shobeygon
Fails. was crippled two y@ars with fire Urge
deep ulcers, just above the agsle The leg Was
SO much swollen he could not get Oh boot.
Nearly al the most popular Physicians in va
rious places, have treated his case without any
beneficial effect. Last August, Mr. Hanford
solicited my advice. [ succeeded in reducing
the swelling and healed two of the Sores The
other three labored at till the lii ST of Eebrua.
ry. without much iany benefit, when I gave
him box of Istoan's Ointment, and in tirce
weeks he was well. espect'y.yours,
C.-B.t OsTRANDER NJ d.
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BURNT TO CINDERS

W. b, Sioan:-Dear sir: Justice demands
that should return 10 you my unfcigned
thanks for yonr unparalleled Ointment. Three
weeks ago my daughters Clothes caught fire,
and before the flames could be extinguished,
they were all burnt 10 cindcrs,. the child was
so badly burned that death seemed inevitably
in less than twenty-four hours. Your Ointment
was recommended, and used with success-it
gave perfect relieGi L. is needless 10 add that
the IA is now well end about her business.
The medicine is nlEand more than it is recon-
mended to he. Every family and person should
have il in their possession
feel indebted toyou for my child's life. and
anything that can do for you or your me dicinc
am ready and willing 10 perform.
Your humble servanH,, ..lg-7
JOHN H. CRANE,
Flint Cratk, Lake Co. Ill Eeh. 2S. 1919.
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RATTLE SNAKE BITE.

Dr. w. B. Sloaa:- Dear sir; Last month Mr.
A. B. TAYLOR. of Gopher Hill, Indiana, had
horse badly bitten OH the nose by Rattlesnake.
Some ten hours after, saw the horse his
head was remarkably swollen. Immediately
applied your Ointment freely, and we were as
tonished at the prompt relief afforded. In less
than one hour the swelling began 10 abate, and
in twenty four hours it had nearly all subsidized, I,
and within three daysth horse was not only
fit for use. but was actually Put TO hard labor
without any injurious result
Yours, Resp't. l., 5. BARTLETT.
Chicaoo June 9Th. 1919. =.
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Let NzZ Tie World kss0aU the aC0as-
derfsSI efficacy of
DR. Qunean'S EYnectarant Rnmndr


EHOR the cure of Consumption and the symp
l. toms indicating ''going into Decline"
Dr. Duncdn--Dear sir: The unde dersigned a
patient under my care for the last months,
who has been la boring with Phthisic PuInaona-
t1s, or pulmonary consumption, and finding that
no medicine | could prescribe would afford
him any relief, | was therefore determined to
test your ExfECToRA>T REMEDY, at the same
time having no confidence lii the medicine set
forth TO cure colsumption; but TO please the
patient, l allowed him to seid To your agent in
Wooster, DR.. P Coulter, for the medicine,
which he did, and used il according 10 the di
reclions accompanying the bottles, and truly to
my astonishment, found my patient fast in-
proving, which be Continued until he became
perfectly well. believe he used only 7 bottles
By his r.quest, | write you these lines, hoping
your cxpectorant medicine will continue to do
for the consumptives generally, in the above
case. Yours Respectfully,
DR. JAMES r. RIcKEY.
Willingly subscribe my name to the above
as being solemn and sincere fact hope those
afflicted with that dreadful disease, consump.
tion, will find out your medicine in time, and
be cured. VIM. Ii. WILKINS, Wayne coo
More cures performed by DIR Duncan S
Espectorant kemedy. @
Dr. Duncan-Dear Sir: You may perhaps
fec in Cincinnati, in June last, when You exam
ined my lungs and informed me that there was
small cavity forming in the lobe of my left
lung, with slight ulceralions, an advised me to
take few bottles of The Erpectornnt Remedy,
which l bought of you &c bolllss) have used
4 of them, and feel as we'll as | ever did in my
life. My cough disappeared after using the first
bottle, the pain in my Lrsasl also left me, my
strength increased, and also my appetite. The
medicine caused me to cxpeciorlte l'rge qnan-
titles of foul matter; after this was all thrown
up, felt relief at once. think that the whole
world should know something about the good
effects of your = 'Erpectorant Remedy" fer the
removal of the first symptoms Leading TO Con-
sumption. Please inform me if you thuk it
advisable for me to use the medicine any longer.
Yours truly and ever grateful,
HORACE BlNN, Near HnmiHon, Ohir.
Dr. Duncan's Western Office, $50 Sycamore
ST. Cincinnati. where his Medicines IRE fer sale
in future wholesale and hy the single hot'l'.
CHRONIC Diseases treated and cures per-
formed. when in the power 81 * II and medicine.
G5TA fresh supply jnst received and fer sale
by DR.. ISAAC SWIFT, Ravcnna. who is the
only author. zed agent for Portage co. 6m206
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HIGHLY SPOKEN OF.

Extract from the 'Waukesha DcYtOcfdt.' Wis.
May 9, ls49, ,--'SLoANs MEDicINEs."--A sub.
scriber writing from the town of New Berlin,
requests US TO say, that he has used Mr.. slean's
Horse Ointment in several instances during the
past winter, and always with The desired effect.
and wishes US to recommend it to those who
have the use and care; Of horses. Mr.. Sloan 8
medicines are highly spoken ofgenerally, and
from the favorable acquaintance we have with
that gentleman, we are led ro'boicve that they
are prepared with view TO give rea beneft to
whatever purpose they are recommended,
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Once more iii the Field
With any quantity of New Goods.

HlHE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form the public that they have formed
a Co. Partnership IN business under the firm
Of KENT, GRENELL & co. and have loca>
ted themselves at the famous "Brick Buiid-
ings" kno IN more recently
CAS- Franklin near the Bridge"
Where they have fitted up the largest and
most commodi ,us store room to be found in
the Western county and what is still more
desirable 1t will be filed with the CHEAPEST
AND BEST assortment of Goods ever before
off red IN Portage county.
Our motto arM be "S.H.ALL PROFITS
AND QUICK RETUR.NS,"-and we
shall endeavor TO convince those who may
feel disposed to give US call that nothing
will be lost either in time, horse hire, or
shoe leather.
nFAH kinds Of produce will be purchased
on as favorable te: ms as it can be disposed
of al any point in this vicinity.
FThe highest price paid for WOOL,
with as much cash as is offered at other places
MARVIN KENT,
GEO w. WELLS,
CHARLES H. KENT,
HENRY M. GRENELL.
Franklin Mills, May go, 1S49.
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TOO MUCH

Cannot be said in favor Of Sloan's Horso
Medicines Our neighbors, friends and ac
quaintanccs who huve used them, testify their
appreciation in no ordinary terms, and recon-
mend them with confidence. Cures, almost
miraculous have been effected by this medicine.
EVERY disease which the horse is heir TO-" Is
cured, permanently, by the use of S1oan's Med
icincs. TRY THEM and test for yourself their
efficacy--W Organ, Mar 5, IS49.
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RAPIDLY INCREASING.
Pekin, Ill. June 4Lh.

Pekin, Ill. June 4th, lo49.
Mr.. w. B. Slodn-Dear sir--On the 10Th
of last month we purchased of your travelling
agent, as VIC thought a sufficient supply OF your
preparations to last till he came round again,
but the demand for your medicines are increas,
ing, and we have sold nearly ALL Please send
us immediately two doz. of the Herse eIntment,.
two doz. Condition Powders and one doz', ram
iy Ointment. And we will pay your ireveii>
ing agent for them the next time ne -Vlsit"' our
Respectfully, Yours,
ANNIs e. WRTGHr. 4.
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Dcatl)s.

=
nfhis township, on the 10th uit., after long
STEAD, consort of Abram olmstead, Esq. of
Hoetstomrl, aged 10 ye'rs. .....
In this township. on the goth ult: CHARLES
F., infant son of James o. and Lovina Bean,
aged 20 days
Gas the sweet flower thai scents the Eiorn,
But withers in the rising day:
Thus ]oFely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled its life away
sit died to sn it died to cares,
Bat for moment felt the rod: Il. -
o mourner! such the Lord declares,
Such are the children of oar God"
In Raotstown, Aug 29th, of scarlet fever,
EVERETT, infant son of George and Mary ca
ris, aged 10 months and 81 days.
Our little ones thus fade away
Before the desert wind,
And far beneath the waving grass
-. A quiet rest they find.
But, tits not the CHILD that slumbers there
In sleep so deep and long; ~
: The cHILn-that germ of Deity,
With spirit light, and pure and free,
Has joined the angel throng. HID L.w.
In Streetsborough, at the residence of his
brother-in.law D. D. Eldridge Aug. 2sth, of
Chronic Diarrhea, Mr.. GEORGE B. WEST,
aged Sc years.
Mr.. w est was well known to the people of
this community; having from early childhood
resided among them. In the year 1s45 he enlisted
in the regular army of the United States-when
war Wasdeclared by Mexico against this country
the company Of which he was member was Or
dered to the field of action, to assist in staying
the encroachments of a foreign foe upon the soil
ofthis our native land. While there he incurred
the disease of which he long suffered. At the
close of the war he asked and received an honor
able discharge from the army, being at this time
at Jefferson, Mo- He imme i.tely started for
this place and after q long and painful journey
arrived among his friends who received him with
as much surprise as one risen from the dead.
But his stay was brief-his disease was too far
advanced to yield to the best of medical treat
menf Death had marked him for its victim and
he fell. He possessed many good traits of char
acter-a quick active mind-a noble and genef-
!, GUS heart @Peace to his ashes.'
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Windhan Academy.

Windham Academy.
H1IE NEXT TERM Of this Institution will
j. Commence on Wednesday, Sept. 18th,
AID continue l2 weeks.
The Trustees have employed T. GRANGER,
graduate of Western Eeserve College, to
ac: as Principal; and they confidently recon-
mend him as competent, thorough, and suc>
eessful instructor.
E,peciaI pains will be taken with those in
tending to teach, to prepare them lhorough>
ly for that business.
INSTRUCTION will be given in the Modern
Languages and in Music. The services Of
an accomplished Pianist have been secured.
1t is believed that the Influences under
which the students cf this Academy will be
placed are unusually favorable to the cult
valion Of correct mental, moral and social
habits.
Board can be obtained in good families at
prices varying from B. 90 to $l.25 week.
In b:hatf of the Trustees,
WM. MILLIKAN, Pies.
Windhan, Aug. 22, 1910. 4W22l.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

V,HE subscriber tenders his thanks 10 the
community for the liberal patronage he
has formerly received and would, by strict
attention TO business, ask for similar favors.
He has lately removed his shop to Mason's
Block, directly over the store Of RoweE &
Co -, where he is at all times in readiness to
work for the improvement ~ LouKs of his
fellow men.
Cutting done on short notice, in good style
and after the latest fashions.
JOSEPH ALCORN.
Favenna, Sept. 8, l849.
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tftarriaqrs.

On the 25th inst. by Rev. c. Brown, Mr.. LIE
ONIDAS HUBBARD, of Deer6eld, and Miss
LOUISA WILLIAMS, of smithtown, Mahon-
ing county.
Also,by the same on the 26th inst. Mr. HAIR
VEY LOOMS. of Atwater; and Miss MARY
D. MANSFIELD, of the same place.
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Granklin advertisements.
STOVES! STOVES!!

Sl " ' Lo! ~ i ~ AS.'
At the New Foandry an FrankInU!
A few rods below Kent's FIGURING Mil.
TINKER q CADT,
A RE now manufacturing Stoves and 9th
IA er castings at their New Foundry in
Franklin, and are prepared to offer Whole-
sale d. Retail large and superior assert
ment of Stoves of the most approved inven-
tions. They would call especial attention
to their
NEW HOT-AIR COOKING STOVES,
which they can confidently recommend as
being superior to any cooking Stove in the
market. They manufacture three different
sizes of these Stoves and having sold them
for the year previous they are prepared to
say that in no instance have they failed TO
give entire satisfaction. For simplicitu of
operation, Economy in .fuel,and for unequal,
ed Bakinr and Roasting these Stoves stand
unrvalIed. They also have superior sum-
mer arrangement in from. for Cooking and
Ironing without heating up The stove. These
stoves received The premium at the grea:
Fair recently held at Buffalo, NY. and are
made from the best of Iron. Tie plates are
thick and warranted not to crack.
They also Llanutac' ure superior Kettle or
Dairy Store for Dairymen and farmers
which are very convenient for cooking any
kind of vegetables for Hogs and cattle.
They also manufacture fir tislt Parlor
and Plate Stores of the latest styles.
Dealers in Stoves and others are invited
to examine their work and rices.
franklin, Aug, 10, 1919.
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FOR SALE.

rT'HE sub ecriber will sell at bargain the
Il Building and Engine used by him as an
OIL MILL. The location for Machine
Shop and Foundry cannot be surpassed in
this county. The building and engine are
we'll calculated for that purpose. The prop
erry will be sold very low for cash-or if
preferred, part of the purchase money
down and credit for a term Of years for the
balance. JOHN Wl1lTTLESEY.
Campbe!l's Port, Forage Co. o.
July 9, 1849.