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TsOO In sftcragr 500
New York Chagrcs adopted
by safe steamer between these
Each allowed lbs baggage
ceeding 10 cubic feet
Freight will be taken Cbssres 20 foot and from
Panama Francisco a Sl00 per
For choice of bes the ofhce OF the 81 and IS
South their No. 1T West street, New York
city Aug 2-dy
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vJylI n nd tho bifc that
OF the line Of mail coaches running
Winchester by the way OF LeosbuFg He
good and good have In MS employment
e.pe,pced skfu and accommodating drivers The
rin viii always good time, and will be
taken and the accommodation convenience
and com, OF those him thu patronage The
public respectfully solicited once at Potomac
'e' - JAMES ii. KEMP.
L. .iIv
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DRYOR ~ DAVIDGE Will practise In the supreme
ofthe United States. II
JAMES W. PRYOR,
Late Of Montgomery, Alabama.
WALTER d. DAVIDCE,
Oct 5-lawinDeca Washington, District Of Columbus
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IRON LONDON-Msn his Migrntions; by n. O. Latham
Il NJ D., ". IS volumc-1s5I.
On Roads and Road making; by Sir Henry rarne volume
on roasrn.d Light by Charles Woodward, r. g. yo-ls5
1Ne Jsusnal Of Design and Manufactures voume-fs51
Wba 70 Deserve the Travellers Colonel
>ee6ssa secretary TO the Royal Geographical Society
Ts essew Fleet OF the Navy by Captain aed, royal navy
volums-lo1A 4
Ths ssssw Propeller and its application, by Rawson volume
1851.
rersepoIis their recent Inv
yaux Department Of Antiquities British Museum 1 volume
many eagsavtRes
rccs Tvsssse Isw Privileges and Usage
paiaueat Thomas Erkine May, the Temple
yolume-Ie6
of the Origin and Progress fAsonsmy
1850. Imported by least steamer, by
ocsa5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
COR Autmnan and Wtnter Wear-Undershsrts-a
Davsm'The largest best and mo~ varied stock Of foreign
and dosesuc received consulting
Heavy ard extra heavy siik shirts and drawers
do do do
% 40 Scotch wool do do
%% ~ sSas ssS~srs 40 90 40
Alsos Nk suppay with waist
svW wrought 10 this Families and gentlemen who
are pchesng trcn supply fall and requested n call
fN sTEvENgT,
Al The Ahtn@um, opposite Adeiph Theatre.
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ID ii. HOOE " CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers ~
capetinp oil cloths, mattngs, curtain materials
sheetine furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between h aud 9th streets, washington
d.
Aug 29-u
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poMEsrIc sonHErs.

. .s .IilA v. -A '45lD
Partner ofan my Joysi dear, olOsaii ftend--
Thou morr Than fhuref oftny woei, aiiehd,
-bsfly Ga ibss tho lyric strings I'll sWssPl
Meath whose MILD beauiing eye,
The ggEiiesi passians ~, -H N
i9aF gtalIiuF 6orn thy SPIRITS fountains issp
Rinea hrsi 30 venfuFsd Ger Loves goldeh sea,
Tho ripping waves, uuHufiled by the gale,
Have gently Dashed our bark Ia happy glse,
Making swsst music mid che shining uull. .
Tiias may We pass through NE,
IEVapIng lhose blessings rfo
With inlmbie pleasures, JOY lsonieuimsnt,p saes
Zen tii these bsshil scenes Ia death shall cease
VI. .t
Pair Bud Of Promise nsstlsd IN NY boshn'--
The hsaihsF deu ~ SCOTS boast nae blossom,
80 beautiful ~ tl,oul
Thy puss md ola,iis brow, II j - ~
Whore kasss sweet On have fdndly iayishsd,
'Ay hsar With love Of thee "a deeply nyishsd,
i fair and ehild-like now,
i'gt Sh FaTs with mingled hopes and Tears,
liiis ihs hb,fiiHhs dfh o. FIXTURE year,
Speak, darling boy tonne
SHALL maahood bloom forihss
'Seaih Ales Of honor7 WFsaihsd Ia fadsles
baysl
Wouhynot only mans bat Heavens pralsef
G',i granf Aaf hS mug n.
Lyndon Citiier, ..n F
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Of yery inferior quality. All the processes
Of agriculture were raHied 90 a. the present
day, precisely Is fhey were four thousand
years ago,
Tie uncbanging character Of humanity In
the East, maintained through 30 many ages,
contrasts wonderfully With the progressive
spirit Of the Anglo saxon race.
DR., 8. spoke Of Palestine a. rich IN Arieul-
iural and mechanical resources, locked up
up, indeed, from the irnbecle native bat dec
tined sometime, undor the hand Of the. Anglo
Saxon. 10 make that now miserable land, one
OF the richest in the world.
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THE TWO ROADS.


u was New Years night An aged man
ws' standing AZ a window. He raised bis
mouruful eyes towards le dosp blue sky,
who're The stars were floating like whiIs lilies
90 the surface M clear, cnlm lake, Then
l,e cast them on the earth, where few more
hopeless bsiags than himself nov moyei to-
wards Ihcif certain Roal--lbe tomb, Already
had be passed siSty OF the stages that lead 10
w. aud he hai brought from his Journey moth
log but errors aud remoHe. Ills health was
''esuoyoi, his udnd vacant, his heart sorrow
fll, and his old age devoid Of comfort The
'inys Of bis yonth.Toso up IN a vision before
hlmRHd be recalled the solemn momenf when
hi' father had placed hin, 10 tho entrance 81
80 reads, one LEADING hi'a into a peaceful
Unby land coyered with fertile harvest,
gTd resounding viii son sweet songs while
the other conducted The waBderer into deep
dark cave, Whenco there WAS 30 issue where
poison lowcd in-icad Of water and whore
,cTprnts hissed aud crawlcl.
lie looked tosarl.'the sky, md erird out
10 his agony,
"Oh,youd,, return on my father, place
Iae oHFs moro ~ the.entFauea 10 life, that
may choose the heucr way 20
Hut the days of his youth md his fathvr
had both passed away, lie saw wandering
li..his honiibg far away over dark marshes
and Then disappear-tl,ese were tho days Of
hi, ws-ir'llif', Tic .AwA -iar fall from hea,-
ca arpl ,anisl, ia darkness, ThisVm an Gu
llo 81 him-rif auhthe sharp arrows ofuna.
yaiing rcmore struck him TO his heart Then
be- rprmbcrcd hl- eniy ooinpaninps, Who
entered on life With him, hot Who, having
trod the paths Of virtue and Of lol'or, were
NOW happy and honored ON tbs New YcNr''
night. The clock In the high church tower
.ttrurk, and the sound G,llinP on biz ear, W.
called his pArrni.' early lows fw him, ,hcir
errng con; the lessons they had taught him
the praycrs'thcy had offered up in his behalf
Overwhelmed with shame and grirf, he dared
no longer look towards that Heaven where
hi. father dwolt, his darksncd eyes dropped
tears. and, with one de-pAiring effort he
cried aloud,
"cpnc back, my early toys, come back"
Aud his youth dil roturn' Tor nll this was
but y dream which visited his slumbers on
New Years night, lIo was still young his
faults a'onowerc real Ne thanked God fer
vcnily that time was still his own. that he
had not yet entered the deep, dark cavern,
hut that he was free to tread the road leading
10 the peaceful laud, whore sunny hNryest'
wave,
Yc who lingcr on tho thrcshhold Of liGr
~ gh 10. IL. hes
that when years are past, and your feet stun
BILE on the dark mountAin,you will cry bitter
~ but cry in vain, ooh, youth, return Oh
give me back my early days - Household
World.
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Prom the Granite Farmer.
FEEDING HoRsEsIN THE EAST, &C.

DAD. V. G. Smith, in lecture delivered
before the Manchester Lyecum, tire past
week, spoke, among many other matters, of
the horses of the East and the manner in
which they arc fed and managed.
AT Deyroot, horses we're brought forward
for n selection of some on which 10 journey to
Palestine. These horses were, he said, very
much superior to our best. Not as largo,
perhaps, but Of greater life, courage and
beauty.
The manner in which they are cared for
by their Arab owrrrrE would sccn TO New
England Farmer as not quite the thing. In
the first place they are allowed but n little
water and this only at morning or evening
They are never allowed to drink while on
thdir journey. The DR. said that whenever
prompted by compassion, ho proposed to al
low his horse 10 drink from the brook he was
crossing, the Arab owner would invariably
restrain him.
These horses arc fed but twice day, at
morning and night. When tho feeding time
arrives, the master takes a few quarts of hne-
a bag with quart or two of beans Of the
kind called the coffee bean. THIS consti-
tutes the entire food of the horse for the
time. lfthis isAt morning. at night SINH
lar quantity Of the same things is doled out
This is soon finished, and tho horse Il
at leisure to sleep. Horses in the East, DIR
s. remarked, sleep more pcrssetiy than with
us, and that they always while sleeping lay
stretched to their full extent upon the
ground, n @ erfr
Both horses and camels were very fond of
the bean. This he explained by stating thai
this seed confirms the elements OF blood and
muscle, making TO greater extent than any
other. The camel prefers the bean to barley
II was stated that in crossing the desert tbs
stock of beans for the caravan would beconi,
exhausted and the only resort OF the driver
would be barley. This tho camel would entire
" refuse the first time il was offered Tho sec
ond time he would toss Il over IN hunting 70,
boans; II he found those he would eat then
but would not touch the barley Until driven Il
il by starvation. Ia - $50
pr, Smith stated that animals under thi
treatment would endure incredible hardship
and fatigue, keeping up their spirits unesg
ging to the end. r Fl ii
While che horses n this region we're thu
.eSrcllent D.. 5 stated that rhs cattIe .'ver'
.
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IsAw HIN DO M.

+ -n~ n lnhoFeF weary FROM lds work.
sam bin ,toop aud take stone that lay in
tie pathway Of passing wheels and cast Il
uat orthe road. This sight did me good
This stone might DO struck by passing
wheel anil possibly iujurc the vehicle
II was Kind in the man to remove il,
What tribe for a newspaper .paragraphE
IVY a-rai,L.---y buc. Not 50, my inend. The
act was small, but the motive noblc--that
small act. the principle on which it is based,
!. Of nnspeakablc value TO the human race.
love to trace specially such things
20 their fountain. That man had emotion IN
his soul when he stopped to pick Up that
stone. lie felt right II was kind in him
! have a right TO think that act was but one
of the links ola chain--And never was Il chain
made of better mhtorial--lovc for the welfare
of others. Such chain is all gold The
man had done just such things before, could
not doubt. lie would do such things again.
II cos, him something TO do this, for there
was pclting storm ofsleet, and he carried
an umbrella, and he must pause in his rapid
walk 10 doit. Well done, my humble friend;
if every other person would stop and pick
ont the path of his fellow travellers through
life the things that vex and annoy thcm, how
many sunny faces there would be in fireplace
ofscowling ones Drops make shower; give
enough Of thcm. Such acts rs this mans
give W enough Of thrm=uurt how great n
shower of blessings. How much misery would
be prevented.
l shall nOtstop hero. The man that will
do such things, will do greater things. That
will show what the fountain is. He has kind
hart. He will remove larger stones than
that from the path of human life. Givo me
that man for my adversely. lie who has hon
ored the small draft will honor the greater
Ills good will not all be exhausted by that ef-
fort. a.-
Itwas triAc, was IL? Please then think
nay friend, il can he but trile for you to do
,uch thing. DO every such sort of thing
anything that will remove distractions out Of
the path Of human happiness. Give your
ncighbor a jog to do SO to. Perhaps no will
pass the jog along, and we shall joggle some
af the solhshncss out of the human hcart.--N
y. Evangelist.
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W OOD LOT.

NFOH SALE, iof comprising ~ ACRES,
~ mHiuy heHtY tluiberod Hiill haF,i-Nnfd, titu-
eted The hl about half mile southeast ~ Fair
bankf Village, Said ot was formerly part ~ TIE
WArner FHnn, b fasy pi aGcess nHd Tbs tl u suit
able fpf cultivation OF pasinlnge ahsr ihs wood u
renewed. Apflyfn WM. ID. WEEKS.
81. Iohnsbnly. OeL o ls6lI nlu
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a JuAPru.-t-The Sunbury (Pa.) Ameri-
can tells wonderful stories OF the jumping
Of a horse near that place. lie leaPed from
one abutmcnt Of an unfinished bridge TO an
other, a distance OF thirty-two feet On a
subsequent day. after suashinga buggy all 10
pieces and splitting the driver and two ladies
into the dusty road, he jumped twenty-threc
feet on rising ground, with the foro wheels
Of tho buggy attached. These arc rather
hard stories, but they are printed, and there
fore ought be believed!
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SuIciDE.--Mr Emery Harrington, Of this
town, committed suicide on the LIST Instantly
stabbing hiinsolfin the abdomen with cAry-
ing knife. Ito died on tho following morn
ing. The only reason given by him
FIR committing this rash decd was that be had
lived long enough in this world. He wasS
hard working. industrious man. and deserved
a better fate. Ills ago was about 30 Years
IIc lsavcs a viii nh several ehillrep,-- Ben
hiaR55 Runner. T--.-.. "a
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for NE C1ifdmiaH'
IINEs'To NY MOTHER.

Ior ne Caisda'ioH,
q IINEs'To NY MOTHER 49,
The home ihs, sheltered ne, mother,
Sheltered hr,iss loving ones
4, ever clustered round = hearth,
When evenings work was done.
How yiy'lly those happy scenes
Are craven on my mind
Tho saus dsoiphsring touch i ihsrs
my stIlI are len behind
ses ihe ollen home. mother, ....
~ vines and waving trees, ...
4 merry group h round thy knee,
Glad voices on the brvsfs.
Tie childish song Il sung, mother
Tho fairy tale 10 fold
Where mitcred ycitnonlA change beneath
The wand to rndian, gold.
Tie youngest ono Of all, nothsr.
l. crhdled on thy breast,
hear ny low aud gentle voice
Soothing 10 bplmy rosi.
Thy melting eve Of blue, mother,
Beams with ma heavenly light,
upon that group Of merry ones
Around thy Knee tonight.
Ala, TIA dreaming now, mother
4 sweet dream Of the past,
II. brighter than my nf(sr life--
would 'hSi fmgl,t last
Hut mol us fcI AWAY, away,
Tho rsol Is wtih mo now,
sec thine sged, feeble stop,
Thine altered, cnrewon brow.
The odsn home IL changed mother.
Across the froiied roof
Tho vine runs Wild. tho hand IL gone,
That wpve ~ starry wool.
Az that I loved i changed or fed
Those voices on the mir
Are hushod, 7 LIST In vain Tor them,
Where Hre they, mother, iohert2
All! one {. with the peaceful dead.
saw her calmly lie,
WithStiit hUnty fnidur u'ur her breasts
Pale brow, aud soullsas eye.
They shut her from tho golden llgh',
Sweet flowers and summer's BREATH
never, never knew til then
How terrible was death.
The world has claimed tho r,it, moihsr---
Nnl~-.rs- r-t-uffremdIn,
Thy cliuFing aims, and blIndinEfeArs
lts grasp could not restrain.
Aud when We come to thee, mother,
That loving eve Of thine
Reads bitter chang upon each brow,
Wrought 10y the hand oftino.
Oh runthrV. shall ever meet
Upon HES ySrary wav.
dream with half the blesseJness
or clildhood's happy day.
JESSIE"
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Dwelling House for Sale.

TNHE subscriber ahefs ior sale his nss too story
Dwelling House errcfnd uie presepf feaAnnya pd
ttuated on Church huaei bel Weei he cottage h0use
aud Mr WInY IL sidencn. 1he hpufe Z roivsn-
lent weli made, and PLEASANTLY iooRisdf There 10
y shed aftnched.
Arsssqnabls credit viii DO given. II desired, TO- a
F''' y w. ''''"' IEoSARD D, HOWARD.
~ JohnsbuTy, Oci b, 1861, Ttlu
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JoHN RARNEY,s EsTATE. .

Caledonia District, 81,
In Probate Court holden ~ Danyills, within and ~
said dsircl on the hih day Of DeeemheF, A. u
1901. rUl aI
.HEoRQR q, BARNEY, AdIninIstrhtoT ~ The e.
N tAielpf John bgmey, late u 81. iohnfhug
Ia sail disiIitit docettued, presents HE hdpnsut
dersd that tle same be reieTei % he iar day of
January next NJ the Probate Office IN aid Dg
Vile l0r examination and allowance and that al
this order Ia the CaledsnlaA, = Newspaper printed
AZ S. Johntbury, three weeks sneresliyely % sooI
~ may be, uat they may appear, And ~ said time
and plsoe, Il they sea cause, object uerstu.
bt order u Court,
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge,
trr- copy Of record, ..H f6OWa
Atissi, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
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Rec COMMUNICATIONS.
Certificate OfDr pERMY leaiss.outh, n. H.
~ PortsnSaQGh sent 20 ls4e.

lCeTfhcnte Oh Dr. PEIAtN S'rdt~S0uth, n. H.
- PortsnSa0th, sent 10, ls4a.
Mr. J. p. Mc..rE, Agent for Whites Hail Restor-
ative!; D0a. Sir--l deem Is my duty III state some
faces respecting the iuestimphlc value OF Whites
Restorative. Several years AFTER q severe ht OF
sickness my wife lott all Of her hair the scalp ap
peared discussed, and tho hair grew out brRsh and
uneven. About year El-'S 10 another fit OF sick
ness she lost all OF her hair second time, and for
long time there was apparently no action IN the
scalp. After various applications l was Induced TO
try tho above named Restorative, and now, af
ter the Of few bottles, her hair liaS grown out
thick, as lustrous and Of as beAPtifula color HS
ever. Furthermore, for long timA have been nj
hicted with neunlgic and other pains in my head
and have foundt The best external remedy have
ever tried can therefore cha6rfully recommend Il
70 all who are afflicted above, a. tho best article
have ever seen. Most respectfully yours, &c.,
A. PERRY, NJ. ID.
Manufactured by *. WHITE, Lowell, Mass. Snld
In Il Nton, Wholesale by Wilson, fairbank & Co;
retail IN ST. Johnsbuty, by j. c. bingham PHssump-
sic, Levi +, Parks; Wells River, T. Shedd e Co
Danville, Vail, Deming & Co.; Cabot, SalmA Trus-
scli Marshncld, Putnam & Wooster, MonfpNlier.
Reahed & Grannlst and bytrny Amounted arents
throughout theUnion., TIIyI
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.- co

lot Of 40 acres In the s. f. part o. Charles
to-, ,A Mud River Joining tho line Of MeEtInora--
This lot has valuable water privileges, Is heavily
lhmbaFsd aud beautifully situated. Price, $500.
These lots for farming purposse arc equal 10 any
Wild lands In Vermont, and viii soon have easy NO
cess TO Rair.Ad. Charleston Is well snppiied with
sehto,s auvtFr7pidiy interesting y population ard
unreasonable credit would be given for-tbe whole
purchase money on satisfactory security. Those
wishing "a see The premises can apply TO q, CaHf-
ming Esq., in Morgan ncar the Hrst named lot
Apply by letter or ntheryiso o a..aL
ftfSffk $. WfNSOR,
iI2Tme Erf rft Providence, " J. ~
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Winter Arrangement, 1851.
Sullivan Railroad Notice.
eE 60 t9s6 Ssl

Completion 81 he haRbag on Connecticut
Rirer Through flou NJ Whhe JIiiis, 81.
.J6hHsbury &c., 10 Neie fbri ftcice daily.
nAssENdEHh leave ~ I0hnfhury At g n via
Sullivan and w Valley Hailrunds dine Of
spHngltld, and hTuven New iOrk atdFA r
IAAFtE y. 10, ihke tuppeT az hpringhae and AZ
rive w New York az N d,
Leave Neg. fork aiH ~, dine At Springfield, ar.
rive nt 81 JuhnthurY slime evening.
Ihia h tlia only dlreft Railway route to Spring
Geld, sc. from hmhfm n Hampshire Easiern
NemiDni aHd the difeti route from The White Hiiis
% hArutOfa, &c, Via hAloNe Falls and Rutland.
Passengers leaving S. Iohntbury ~ 4 90 -,nd
iI.I0, via Sullivan and connecting Roads ARISE Ia
l0stnn 10 $50 aud 1850 g., cOnnooiinF at Fitch
gh will the trains M Worcester Sc. and at GEO
toii Tor Lowell, Lawrence and salem,
Pare thu same NJ by any other route.
Passenger leave hislan, lltehluTFh Depot, a.
80 aud tal via sullvhn and arrive Hi 81 Jolusbu-
IS and intermediate Stations soon by any other
r0ute, Freight lmint each way duily
d, A, 0AbL, aupt Sullivan n y,
OnrirffoirH, y, H. AHgf 3, 1871, T32U
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This elegant
preparation lsiast
taking the place
Of all other hrti-
Giles In use for re-
storing and dress
ing tho Hair. II
prevents the hair
rom falling on,
pr o m otc It's
growth, removes
dandruh, and re-
stores the natural
a n q luxuriont
growth OF the hair
Ia all cases Of
badness. II al
20 removes pain
& heatin the head
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Great w ages !!

H, S. wooLsoN g. son. will give riaRr,tr
H. employment 10 rs TAuoiEss GIBrs, at tbair
shop. Littleton. July, 1851. fzif,
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Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
FOR SALE.

TENHE subscriber offers for sale "a acres OF Land
u IN the thriving town Of Charleston, Orleans
County, Vermont, lying on both sides Of Seymour
River and extending from Seymour Lake TO Echo
Pond. The mill privileges are Of sufficient powe-
to operate any kind Of Mills and being fed BY Seyr
mo9r Lake, the River is unfailaa and not liable to
freshets. The county is thickly settled and good
mills Of various kinds arc very much needed. Two
good roads run through the lot, small part OF
which i cleared and the rest is covered with valu.
able timber. Price. SIb0O.
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and Is sovereign remedy for nil diseases OF the
scalp. 1T gives the Hair brilliant, glossy lustrecs
s1ken texture, and healthy vigorous appe ram n
No Ladys toilet can be complete without this iudiA-
v,ensalie artlrle.
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

A LATHAM < CO, arc agents for Page. r.
N. tent Circular Saw Mills, ftT Vermont and
New Hampshire.
juno 10, 1880. t7<a
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FLOUR! FLOUR! I

rHNHE subteribers have made arrangements nv
n which they shall be constantly supplied with
FLOUR
ot The dlherent grades, 20 cell at wholesale and 70
tau, al the lowest market price Tor cash.
q JEwETT q co.
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OK THE AcEl
Whites Hair Restorative +:

APuRELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, Beduiyging, Cye0nsing, son.
ching and dressing Me HAIR edtso, lo'
remorinq Pans md Heat IA he Head.