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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNINGS March 1850
Statuary Marble Quarries,
Rraudan vprmnnt

above named quarries, well known
= iof furnishing superior quality oil marble of fine
whlte, ana laklhg high polish, now being work
led in America.
All orders Tor monuments, tomb and grave stones
marble slabs, blocks, pedesas or statuary from these
quarrics, may be addressed to
EDWARD d. SELDEN, Proprietor. or
wifi s. l.. GooDHELL, Agent Brandon, VT.
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Extra Supcrfine Flour.

THE Subscriber has this day received a SIN
quantity OF Extra Flour, manufactured who'll
nom Genesee Wheat, and bsisvsd TO be superio
10 anything now in market A. DEWEY,
Arhl II, 40.
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Hin Plate &c,

LARGE assortment Of Tin Plate, con.
~ ssting OF various sizes and qualities. Russia
English, Canada, and American Sheet Iron, Shee,
Zinc' Lead and Copper, Copper Bolt Iron Ware
NJ. MOVES & CO
June 1919 WIG JVatsT STREET
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TRUE ECONOMY.-fhc unparalleled success OF hIer-
chants GartnG Oil in the Ui diseases in Horses and
Cattle and even in human flesh, is daily becoming more
known to the farming community 1t can hardly he cred
iici except by those VINO have been in the habit OF keep
ing in their stable, what vast amount Of pain, suffer-
in:, an tnr saved By the timely application of this
on. There is nothing i'll the shape OF remedy for such
diseases as
sea.in', sst'aeg, h'ngboae H'i1dgGH' Pen Fri,
pounds, Sprains, Ernses, Fisiu}a Shfasi, Sand
Cracks aietns, Aane.ess loTmdsrsd Feet,
Lues Of 4airq,s, Erernai Pois1ns, Painful
Mrroas ABtctioas, Frost Bdes, Roiis
Chibiaias ChaPpeI Hands, Cramps.
Contraction n Tie Muscles, Swell
'Tgi, hsa@ne's q tie Joi4''
&c. &c. SC. s..
Tn" following sneclcte related by IN individual
from clarence, n. Y A splendid horse belonging TO his
ue5hhpt, had his fore "c tcow the knee badly broken
after laying three sc', and nothing done for the ami
had worn the hair nearly oil han. The win
N han was about to pat IN end to the suffering, Of his
present OF the horse. and with help got him home lie
suspended hin in Sing replaced the bones and applied
caused the bones speedily to unite and impaired strength 10
tile limb In few weeks tie horse sold for hand
gone SUM having no other blcmish than slight enlarge
mcnt aad Stiffness Of the p1surn j)iut.
Tor ttl'ns sum, the farmer may he in possession OF
ban that viii relieve him Of much anxiety and expense,
a rescue his avo'te animal from die jaws Of death, or,
Much Unnecessary Pain.
CUpIDITY EXPOSED. - When | fir, brolch, my
Gatgling OIL into notice. about fourteen years since and
for scycral successive Yeats nothing TOR similar purose
was before tie plic Bu no sooner was il discovered
ly" those whJ live by others wits" that the Carrying
Oil was making such the cure of horses and all
other flesh than they not oly a,tcupe1 10 steal The rem,
tauon OF my Oil, but copied verbatim my pamphlet
directions.
The following respectable testimony given sleren YEAR,
SINCE VIII satisfy any one who tie original proprietor
from ASHER ToRReNcr, Esq Com of the Loekport and
Niagara AIS Rat Road.
To rh6m may coTcern-1his is to certify that have
been acquainted with the properties Of c. W Merchants
1871
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n o. & Mnckerel in bbls Halves and Quarter
" and % lbs Kits also, by the single pound.
For sale by A S. DEWEY.
June -, 1919. dol
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- Most Extraordinary Work! Al
THE
M A ED WON MS

BY DIR. A. NJ. MArRICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Woman.
Sixth Edition. lSmo, PIP $50 Price so cts
5000 opics SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
Years OF suffering, oI physical and mental anguish
o many an aiiecuonate wife, and pecuniarv difficult
les to the husband might have been spared thou
ands now poor would have enjoyed competence !;
thousands now broken in health would have enjoyed
{; hundreds now IL their graves been still alive by
imely possession OF the work.
Ii is intended especially for the married or those
contemplating marriage, as it dlscluses important Sc.
crets which should be known to them particularly
Truly, knowledge ispower. It's health, happiness
afiluence.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
a blessing to thousands, the innunerab!e letters
received by the author Will attest
Here, also every temale-he wife the mother the
one either budding into womanhood or the one in
the decline OF years IN whom nature contempatcs an
important change-can discover the causes symp-
toms, aud the most efficient remedies and most GER
tam mode OF cure, III every complaint TO which her
sex is subject.
It's Importance IN the Married
may be gathered irom the fact, that Travelling
Agents make from
THree 10 Fire Dollars du!
from its sale, hundreds of active, enteiprizng agents
are accommodating little competence nom the bc raj
discount allowed, and the great demand for it, Or
ders are required to be accompanied with payment.
Copies 'cH he sent by The NAL free Of postage 10
The purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have been sent by
mail within three months with perfect safety and ce
tanty
On tn receipt of One Dollar, the Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion" will be sent
lmdiled free to any part OF The United States All
letters and applications from those desiring to become
agents mus be post paid Except those containing
remtance) md addressed to DR.. A. NJ. Maurceau
Box 1924, New ork City Publishing Office, l29
Liberty st. New York
The Married Womnn's Private Medical Compa
Mon is sold by Booksellers throughout the Uuited
States.
Sold in Burlington Vt, by S. B NICHOLS, at the
Publication Depot, Wickware Building.
Sept, g. 1913. wlOu
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Tea md iSuCny.

\ few chests more Of that good twenty five cen
y tea left, also, nice quality for 37s cents, ano
good sugar ior live cents.
For Sale by G.. L. ATWATER
Sept G, 40. wilt
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Printing Inks J!

\ EWS, Book and Colored Printing Inks, war
y lanted OF the best quality for sale at the
manufacturers prices, by
HAGAR & ARTHUR.
Burlington, Aug 80, 1919. wIOnus6
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ROOT PORTER.

VHE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
on hand the above article, by the Barrels hn n
Barrels or gallon. And also will put it up in Pint
and half pint bottle il deserved Also, Lemon Beer
and Lemon Meteor by the barrel or bottle
A orders should be addressed to the Subscriber,
Winooski Falls, W.
D. X. ZOTTMAM.
Wlnooski Falls, VI, June Is, lS49. w5lyl
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al extensive and full assortment Of Cloths for cvrry
description OF Clothing and are prepared at ali time,
10 sdppIyeVeryartcle IN the line OF Genemen's Fur
lishiug Goods.
NJ. G. RATHBUN. CT w,pn
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lust Published and ready for delivery; Thanks
j giving and lis FiSings," in several convenient
sized volumes Contents Rusins, Grapes, Nuts, CT
irons, Currants, Lemons Ground Spices &c, to
which isnIded an Indefinite supplement OF" definite
articles" sold by A s. DEWEY.
Nov 81 1919 d202
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vi. Moves 4 Co.,

vi. N0yes 4 Co.,
X EEP very heavy stock Of Tin Ware, md we
~ are prepared ut all times supply Merchants
and PedIers, upon the most advantageous terms.
a1W JOB WORK done % order in good style
ana al reasonable prices.
June 4, 1919. WIG
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Or Town'snds Satsaparils Is a so'src'sn ana 'needy
cure for ncpient Consumption, Btrrsnnes. Proiapsus
t,ri or Fslinr NJ the Womb Co-tvensss, PHe, leucor
thUs White. obsructrd difficult Nenstruauon, In
confluence Of Urine, involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general prosratou of the sys'enlno matter
whether the result Of inherent produced
by rrcguRrity Illness accident Nothing can be
surprising than its nvgorang effects the human frame
Persons Of all weakness aud lasltudc from taking II al
become robust aud full of energy under its influence
u immediately countcracts the netelessness of the female
frame which Is the great OF Barrenness. II viii
not be expected of OF delicate to
exhibit certificates Of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds have been reported
Thousands Of where families have been without
ehuren, after using few bottles Of this in, atIabe mej
sine have been blessed with fine healthy offspring II
has been expressly prepared in reference 10 fcmale
plants No female who has reasoI suppose she is
preaching that critical period, The turn Of iYt,T
should neglect TO take it, as IL certain preventive fo'
Of the numerous and hOu lille diseases to which femse
suhjeC, this time Of life. This period may be &c
laysd for s,ueral years BY using his medicine Nor il
u less valuable for those VINO approaching woman
hood, it is calculated assist by qucksnns
the blood aud invigoratng the system Indeed this medi
cine is invaluable for all the delicate diseases to which
women are subject
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determinations.

This only than four thousand cases OF Rhau
matism that Dr. Townsends Sarsaparlln has cnred The
aud crouc casas are weekly eradcated by its
extraordinary virtues
James Cummings ESQ, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Bnckwels Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
in The following letter.
Blackwells Island Sept n, 1917.
DR. Townseud-Dear Sir; | have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatism considerable Of the
could not eat sleep walk. had the distressing
pan, aud my limbs terribly swollen. I have used
four battles of your Sarsapara and they done
thsn thousand dollar. worth of good much better
indeed entirely relieved iod are at liberty 10 use thia
for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Your. respectfully JAMES CUMMINGS
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Great mass meeting!

ITO COMMENCE on the first dnv Of the
CATTLE SHOW g. FAIR.
Great distribution Of the spos Opening Of the
Autumn Campaign with a rush! Great RATiricA-
FIoN MEETING at the
LADIES EXCHANGE!
O. TIE ChapeS, Store in the STATE: IN
Where the Convention will meet, irrespective Of par
ty, sect or rank embracing the married and uumar-
RED young and old, rich and poor All in fact who
wish to save their money, viii meet to rstify, con-
firm, secure and divide the most astonishing and
wonderful Bargains in
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Long ShaWls.

ANOTHER invoice of those superior
Il Long Shnwls Just received at the Ladies Elk.
change which we shall sell at such prices as will
make it an object for all in want, TO call and exam
inc Shawls before purchasing
DARLINGTON Oct II, 1919 d&wtf
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FOSTER & TAYLOR,
Agents for Heidseck and Crown Anchor
CHAMPAGNE.

Also, Tor J. & F. MarleII, Pnes, CastiIlon & Co.
A Moreau & Fills
Ii IL n N ID L. $.
IMPORTERS of Brandies. Gin md w:n.s-
Il Have for sale, in United States Bonded Ware.
house
Brdndies-35o packages J. e. F. Martell Pine,,
Casllllon y Co, Utard Dupuy s. Co, IIennessey,
Rasteau and II Moreau 4 Fills Brandies, pnle and
dark vintnges 1913, A. as a., AZ 40, IS and 81 in
J. and Is pipes received per French ship Vischnon
and briggs Olivier and Aryede. Also fine Old London
Dock Brandes, in hall pipes, per late arrivals.
Holland Gin-iO pipes Holland Gin Double Pine
Apple and other brands
81. Croir Rum 20 puncheons of various brands.
high and full favored.
Scotch IVhiskey 10 punchcons fine Malt Whis.
key. direct from Glasgow
Vines 300 and pipes Pure Juice treble and
double grape PORT, Old Madeira Pale and Brown
Sherry, Old Malmsey and Sicily Wines
Champagne 1000 baskets II Piper Cos genu.
inc ledseck and Pechot's Grown Anchor brands
Champagne.
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HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE

HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
1NHE undersigned have been appointed sole
Il Agents in this city tor the importation and sale
OF " Piper Il Co.'S genuine IIeids eek Champagne
The merits alone of this Wine first imported in
1885, have given i n reputation unequaNed by any
other brand ever offered in this country, and il now
meets an annual sale three times az large as that of
any other Champagne imported. Our prices will DO
the those OF the New York agents, Messrs.
Renaud \ Francois.
FOSTER g. TAYLOR, l6l Mix street
Sole Agents ior this city.
Boston, Nov 18th AZ. w22m6
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u ID e. u Va GDG HD @6

ever offered in the State
he fact is we have just returned from New York.
where attended the large
Auction Sale OF Dry Goods,
where secured Bargains for the People
Some OF the most prominent subjects that will
gage the attention OF tins vast assembage will DO,
H. Superb Turk Satins; Black Gro. de Rhine
Silks Thibet Mennoes Black Fancy Alpaccss. at
wonderful Bargains; 3 Cartons Highland Shaws
Broad Cloths and Cassimercs.
Remember that they direct from Auction. and
We defy competition, as We know they emphati-
cay cheap
Brown Cotons. Among these arc Bales Of
those that We have sold many OF at 3. cents per
yard.
Blenched Cottons from cents up; Cotton Fam
nels; W hite and Red w DOL Flannels Linens Lin
en- Damasks Linen Table Cloths aud Napkins:
Russia and Scotch Diapers.
In word, Bargains lnnumerable, which will ere
ate establishment, enthusiasm and good feeling
among the People.
The above goods, with lots of other Bargains will
be opened on Monday and Tuesday, previous to the
Cattle Show & Fair,
and the MASS CONVENTION will commence on
the first day of the Fair, and be held daily Sundays
Excepted until further notice.
Respectfully,
WILCOX & NASH.
Head Quarters for Dry Goods, Ladies Exchange
Burlington, Sept. %, 1919
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n Ely GOODS constantly recsvngat
~ May 9,39 d2e BRtSssAlp i BRoIHsRs'
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Fitchburg II abroad.

E.es &c. sssgHsl st'sss.s E 9rssssf f.:f..,s1
~ !, !S--aeSsi..
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Consumption cam be Cured

DR.. s. >. F CHS MEDICINES
used by him with such distinguished in all
cases OF
Consumption, Coughs, Cata,rh, Heart Diseases
Piles. Dyspepsia, Fema Complaints, &c.,
Sc. also, DR.. Fit his abdominal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces, IN
haling Tubes, and his Lee
tures on Consumption,
and its cure, for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-07-26
LISTEN LADIES, TO PETER PIPKINs.

wish that was married, I'm, tired ofthis
life IL think that ] will turn a page, and try
10 get aEwife for 0 T! Of oil poor >nortals res
.nownedl ir song or dirty, the bachelor who
lives lSne, deserves most Of your PITY
Some call their wives ex.iog uishers, 'twould
not be No with nae for am quite extin-
guisked now, at least I'm out you'll see !;
quite out Of cash, and so Of course | am with
out FREUD I'm out Of credit and of coats,
aud no enc wants TO lend Tn friendly to
she married state, although its fall Of care,
its best 10 have a kind helpmats, though
joys must be but rare; It's not goodto live
alone. with scarce friend 10 greet, I'm sure
the bliss Of welded life, must be by far more
sweet Ill marry yes my mind is fixed,
Ladies now here's a chance, I'm rather
young and handsome too, can sing song
and dance I'm worth Whole carloads II
Of sstfue love- and of dimes about score, all
which freely offer you sorry I've nothing
more. Pray do not keep me waiting long,
for mines desperate case; II no success
attends me here, I'll try some other place
Come, and I'll take you AS you are, with
faulss aud fsibles in, ii but one item you viii
bring, that is-a little TIN
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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
Jefferson County, Va.

THIS celebrated watering place having been
IL leased for term Of years BY the undersigned
is now undergoing thorough repairs in ths Cabins,
Baths Bowling Saloon, Boats, ect., and will be open
for the reception Of company on the 10th Of June
They situated on an eminence onIise east
bank of the Shenandoah five miles south OF Charles
town, in a healthy and delightful region. The
reputation Of the water is well established that
il is deemed scarcely necessary mention its quail
ries. II is sent for and taken 10 New York; Charles
ton and other distant places The analysis of the
late DR. De Butts, in 1921, rlassed the principal
fountain with the saline ekdlybcates combination
OF the most valuable description in the whole range
Of mineral waters and closely resembling those OF
The celebrated Bedford, il composition, operation
and efficacy. There is also a highly valuable Sui
phur Spring in the vicinity. Apart from Tie merits
oi the waters, Shannondale is remarkable for the
sublime and beautiful natural scenery which is
said TO surpass Bath and Bristol in England and.
that Of Saratoga and Ballston in New York They
are within eight hours trayelirom Washington and
Baltimore. Coaches will be in daily attendance al
the Railroad Depot, at Charlestewn, 10 convey pas
sengers 10 the Springs The proprietorS pledge
themselves that their Table and Bar shall compare
fayoFaby with those of any watering place in Nir-
ginia. They have procured The best Band or Music
and most capable servants that can be fonud With
out regard 10 price.
TERAis: S9-for the first week, So for the second
$50 per month.
HALL, osBURN 4 co.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Incorporated 1870 Charter perpetual Capital 81 50
o0oi nth poicer Of increasing i 70 $3.50 600
TNaIS long established and we'll known Insiitu-
il ton, has transacted most extensive Insurance
business for more than thrty-seven years through
out the United States and the British North Ameri-
can provinces. 1t has aimed 10 secure public conf
dence, by an honorable and faithful fniflment Of
its contracts; and owners of property are assured
that all fair claims for loss under lis policies will
be LITERALLY adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures Mills, Machinery, Dwell
ling Houses, Stores Merchandise, Household Fur
niture, Vessels on the stocks or while in port sc I
&c. will be insured at rates as low as the risk will
admit. The following gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS; u
Fl HUNTINGDON, ESQ, PREsiDENr.
Albert Day, Hezekiah Huntingdoni
James Goodwin, Junius s. Morsan
H Henry Keney, Charles Boswell, }
III D. f Robinson, II Calvin Day
+ Sob Allyn, d
JAMES G. BotLEs, Secretary
CHRIsroPHER 9. LYMAN Asst Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may he made Of
B. w. HERBERT, /
Agent fer .Jsfsrsoa Conaty Ia. 4
In the absence Of the Agent from Chariektown, toI
JoRN p. BRowR, Esq, who will attend 10 them
promptly. Persons at a distance address through
the mail
N b. On all Church Buildings and Gletsymen's
personal property, the Agent viii present his COM
missions in reducing The amount Of premiums ON
the risks thus arising
January 81, lS50.--ly.
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AT Rs.es holden in the Clerks Once OF the Cir.
enls Court Of Jefferson, the isst Monday in
] JulpslS50
John Byers and Jacob Myers, PLAwrIFrs
AGAINST
John G. Wafper. g. D. Balls and Edmund l. Lee
her frHstees Richard H. Lee, Trustee Nathan
s. White, Trustee, the Bank of the Valley I'D Wiz.
GINA, John Keplinger, William Rightstine, John
K. L. Bryan, John K Whine r. p Magrudcr b. T.
Counegys, Meredith Helm, John Dowall, Francis
Dunningtoa, Montgomery Sleusons, James "
Moere, II. Tudor Tucker, George BYefs, Ad-
mihistratof Of Joseph Smith, decd Mary Bowers
Mihcr Harst Mary Kerney, Uriah Eerney,
Thompson Johnson, James GrEntham, G. +.
4 C0hsegys Anthony Stroller Nj. H. g. W. w
Moore B. #. TowneF Zachariah Hufsey, w
L. Webb, q & r. Shugarf Benjamin Lucas
Andrew Brantner ]. FL Kloth, J. H. Hamlramck
ana -- Lowndes Defendant Iso the original
Bill and I.ickider s. Cameron, NJ J. Blackjack,
and ". Nj Butler, AdministFatof with the Will
annexed Of VIM Short decd DEF'rs,
IN CHANCERYa
TT appearing that the Dsfendau. IohnE. Walper,
i Is not a resident Of the State oil Virginia il Is
ordered that he appear here within one month after
due publication hereof and do what is necessary 10
protect his Interest and that cDpycf this order be
published once week for four Successive weeks in
The Virginia Free Press and posted ii the font
d6nr uf the Court House cf this conaty the frs,
day 81 the next County Court Of Jefferson The
ohseGl IL this suit Is 20 ascertain thc liens on ne
real estate 1t John G. Walper and 10 obtain de-
cree ut the sale or said estate.
Copy--Teste.
ROBERT /. Browns. {.
July 81 1e50 In
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Virginia, Jefferson County, Set.

IN THE COUNTY COURT, II
william H. Fduke. PLArsrlrlr,7
AGAINST Fl
George w, Fouke. James a. Fouke, Joseph r.
Fonke Edward Fouke, Wan Fouke Mary Fouke,
Margaret p. Fouke, and Maria ii Fodke chil-
dren Of Marcus A, Fouke, deceased Margaret
ErI'nake and Mary Jane Fouke children Of
Thomas Foake, deceased Michael Deck and
] Geofgiana Deck, infant daughter pI Michael and
Mary Deck deceased, late Mary Fouke,
II Defendants,
IN cHANeERY
TIME Defendants, George w. FdGke, James FL
III Fonke, MargaretE Foake ana Mary Jane
Fouke, not having entered their appearance ana
given security according TO the Act OF Assembly
and theirules Of this Cont and disappearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are tot inhabitants
Of this Commonwealth; III is ordered That tile said
Defendants do appear here on the. hrst day Of the
next September Term of this Coatl-anh answer
the Bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy of this orr
Her tel forthwith inserted in some ne wspapert pub
lishedH in this county fef two months siccessiyely
and posted al the front door 'f the Court House of
this eaanty. A Copy Testd,
T. A~M0ORE, Clsrk. 4
+ Juit lkl0 % Il AFflf M j "
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10 the Public!
LUMBER FOR SAFE.

TIME subscriber has rented the SawsMiIl on the
IL Island at Harpers Ferry, called the wtrnwag
Mills. and haston hand 40 TO $4,000 feet Of
Pine Plank TOT sale, from Naked Greek, Page
county. Said L1mber is fit for use, the greater
share Of IL being KiIn-dred. and is of hrst-raie
quality. Alsos on band large quantity Of Tim
Der unsawed To fl bills Of most any dimension,
from one foot up 10 two in thickness and from twenty
to sixty feet In length Persons wishing bills Of
Lumber, viii have them attended to at short potice
Farmers wishing saving done for theft own use,
viii be accommodated as soon as they win bring
their legs % the mill. A. S. RUDDOCK.
HaEpers FsNy, April Is. ls50.-9ml
n. B. The Subscriber viii always BE- found at
his office on the Island. b attend 10 calls. a S.