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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-15

RAnWAy's REGuLAToR

RAILWAYS REGULATORS
To Regulate the System, to Free the Bowels,
from all Morbid and Acrimonious Humors
SICKNESS,
lfcaused by Costiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
or an over abundance of Putrid Humors Undi-
gested, q dose of Railways Regulators, will empty
the Bowels of all Morbid Humors.
Thevery moment they are taken they commence
their Office of regulating, cleansing and removing
from the Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, Blad-
der, &c, all unnatural and irritating deposits
They are the the most pleasant physc in use, they
neither gripe, nor sicken the patient the first
indication the patient has of their operation, is a
pleasant evacuation of the bowels, and restoration
Of strength and pleasure. For Fever, Measles,
Bilious Collie dose of Regulators will prcevnnt
much sickness, and rid the petient of all danger
LADIES Is ILL HEALTH
Should use Railways Regulators. They will
regulate their system and assist nature in bring
ing obout then monthly turns. so essential to the
health of the female.
r.. r.. r.. No. I.
you suffer any acute pain, Railways Ready
Relief, applied either externally or internally,
will stop the most painful paroxysms and allay
the most violent Cramps and Spasms in few
minutes 1t is daily curing Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Toothache, Tic Dolereux, sc.
Are made whole, the Lame and Stiff jointed, can
walk with ease after one or two applications of
r. X. Relief
No Ready Relief is genuine unless the fac-sim-
lie of RadwGy Il Co, is upon the wrapper, and
r. r r. blown in the glass.
Price rs cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
February %, is54-4t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-15

lld3y~ Mr.. VIM. H. Burwell retires from
the editorial department Of the Baltimore
American.
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pieD,

In this place on Tuesday last, Mps. RosANNA YOUNG
consort Of Mr.. ADAM You've, aged "a years.
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= feather Beds, bedaeads and Bedding;
en s: Z bureaus Sidsboard; 2Sefs.
corner Cuptoards teenty four ho,,y cqo.t.
Rife, ipartor Stors, ! cooking Store, HarAs.
rays patent; Aa'"a'
! large Copper kettle, nsr, largs iron do.
a sof q carpetiag, lot Of Kitchen Frr;tvs
&c, &c. :" '''"'
Terms credit Of nine months will be given on
all sums OF 80 and upwards the purchaser giving.
bond and approved security-under that sum TIA
cash will be required Improperly to be removed
until the terms Of sale are complied with.
march Is, 1854. 8. L. CHENOwTTH
H6y~Sale commence 10 o'clock, Administrato,
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Hon.ehold anna Kitchen FURNITURE.

Such as Pots, Ovens, Kettles, Dishes, Plates,
Knives aud Forks, with many other articles moi
necessary to mention.
Terms "A credit VI nine months win be given
on all sums of SIS and upwards, the purchaser CIV
ing bond and approved security, under that sup
the cash will be required
Bky-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
march rs 1854. ADAM YOUNG.
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NOTICE..

IL persons indebted to the estate OF Wm. 2
~ Miller, decd, are hereby notified TO call ana
make payment, and all persons having cisi.
against the said estate are requested to proda"
them duly authenticated for settlement
march is. "a. B. NJ. KITCHEN, Admr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-15

.-r,o New York Senate has nassed a
..o ~ liquor lay, by four majority.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Such is the bold, unblushing and treason.
able motto which the New York Tribune re-
commends for adoption to its freesol follow
ersin the event of the Nebraska bills finally
becoming law. The struggle against the
bill is to be kept up SO long as there is a pos
sibility of its proving available; and then,
even when it has received the sanction of a
majority Of members sworn to supnort the
Constitution, and passed into an Integral
part OF that solemn compact of the land. (the
laws by which it is to be governed) which ev-
cry good citizen should feel called upon to
obey. whether approved Of by his Indictment
or not--n view of all this, it is rrayelv and
earnestly advised that "agtation perseyeriur
and all prevailing" should still be continued.
Comment upon so abominable doctrine is
needless. The man who could gravely but
forth such sentiments is surely no friend to
the well being of his country and deserves
at least the execration of his fellows, if not
some more tangible retrbution fully in aceor-
dance with the Nervousness of bis offence.
This is a free country" Men speak their
own sentiments here in their own way: the
meek, law abiding patriot, alike with the fierce
higher law odvocate-- the bold disciples of
hossuth and Kinkel. not less than the con.
servative followers of the mild and sacred
teachings of the father of bis country. It is
alone in the stern indignation Of a virtuous
and enlightened public that the unhalowed
dIatfioes Greeley shall find their fitting and
ehectuai condemnation Rich Mail.
| IN, ~-sa-.---------
Berthe Postmaster General has decided
that IAN actual subscriber to weekly news.
paper; resident within the county where the
same is printed aud published, is entitled to
receive such paper free Of postage at any Of
flee in an adjoining county, provided such i,
the one at which be usually receives commu-
sications by mall
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PUBLIC SALE.

consisting in part Of
Beds, Bedsteads, and Bedding. mahoany
Side Board, Secretary, Desks, eightdsy clock
8 or 4 sets Of Chairs, about 100 yards Of Carpet
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-15

The Columbia Bank OF Boston offers
I'm, 'rd for an invention to prevent the
$500 rewS- Nk notes.
", .;o, ~ lSa.-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-15

EGS@ from the Stanton papers. we find
that the action Of Governor johnson, in res
cuiug Wilson from the gallows, and consign-
lug him to the penitentiary for IS years, meets
with there decided disapprobation. The Ven
dictator, a Democratic paper says of it.:
"This act of the Govermr receives but
little favor from the great minority Of those
conversant with the case of wilson. Trayer,
the opartner in the murd,r. expia.ed the
crime upon the gallows, leaving legacy ofin-
fanny to his innocent children. Wilson.
equally guilty and convicted on the
same evidence and before tie same jury, with
Trayer-is left to servea comparatively short
apprenticeship at trade, and then if living,
to be turned out upon the broad, earth, to
seek support, it is likelY by the means which
brought him to the condition that be now
graces, This is one o. he unsolvable things
which now and then static communities and
which are perpetrated either in the name Of
Justice or Mercy"
The Staunton Messenger, paper neutral
in politics, remarks;
Our opinion upon this whole subject is so
well known, that we will not repeat it, farther
than to say thai we are not satisfied with the
course pursued by the powers that be. As
we have said on more than one occasion, we
believe Wilson is guilty ofthe crime for which
he was arraigned tried and condemned, and
that being SO. he oughtto suffer the penalty
OF the law. But our rulers baye thought diff
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-15

TIME pew Rents in the Presbyterian IN Sl spi
are now due, holders will please o .
make payment 'onN qseasursr
march 5.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-03-15

no YOU WANT TO SHAVE EASi'
r ANTICIPATE, Yes well come and g. Tor =,
Of the sYankse Soap for 1t 10 me nv
sale by JNo.f n~agrist
march Is 1854 D--sse---~
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COFFEE rs HIGH

rauT Hummel's Essence Of Coffee - tns -
Is old price. It makes pound 80 ee g.
pound. For sale by 'So Druggs.
march Is, 1855. --------1.-
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wosK FoR MARCH.


The American Farmer has its usual direc-
tons Of work for the month, as the active
season of agricultural labor approaches.
| Early Potatoes 1T is difficult to say
when your early potatoes should be planted
as the time must be governed by locality and
season. We have planted them as early Of
the 18th of March, but opportunities to dc
so in climate so tickle as ours do not often
occur. As general rule il may be safe tc
say, that the time for planting them, is, wheI
the frost is completely out of the ground, and
the soil can be worked thoroughly and well
The ground should be ploughed or spaded
deep. in which potatoes are planted, and b.
we'll pulverized to admit of the free action o.
the air, and to encourage aud promote tbt
absorption and percolation Of rain when il
falls. If the ground BE ploughed, it should
be ploughed deeply, and SUBSIDIZED also. The
soil should be a deep. porous loan; dry by
its location and physical constitution, and
should be protected from injury By excess o.
rains, and from long continued drought, by the
deepening of the soil recommended.
Hide bound Meadors If your meadows
are hide bound have them narrowed, then
top dress them with mixture, per aero, COM
posed Of 5 bushels of ashes. 2 bushels Of bone
dust, or 200 lbs Of american phosphate Of
lime, and bushels 81 salt. When you have
applied this top dressing, barrow it in and
roll. This dressing should be applied as
soon as the frost is cut Of the ground. The
effect will be to increase your crop of grass
from $50 to 100 per cent.
Preparation o. .iuano.--lf you have not
suitable sieve, procure one; before using
your guano pass it through the seiye, SO as
to separate the powdered portion from the
humps. Put the Jumps into heap, moisten
them with strong solution Of salt and water,
and let them remain day in bulk, when they
may easily be reduced to powder ~ the back
of shovel. Then pix the whole, ID the pro-
portion Of one peck Of plaster to every 100
lbs Of guano
Animals Of all Kinds should receive par
ticular care during this month, as there is no
month 10 the yearthat bears harder or more
severely upon then.
Winter. killed Grain.--lf you have any
fields Of winter killed grain barrow them with
a light harrow. and roll them
Fences Examine these carefully, and
have every panel requiring It repaired so that
there will be no doubt as to their resisting
the assaults of breschy stock Gates Have
all that require i hung effectually.
Hauling out Manure. Avail yourself Of
every opportunity to get such Of your ma
nure intended for spring crops, in place
With every 20 double horse cart loads of it
mix l busbel of plaster and bushels of salt
Lining and Mdrling.-lf your corn ane
oats ground require the aid of lime as soon
as you have ploughed it, give it dressing of
lime or mari.
Sandy Lands Ten loads of manure
mixed with ten loads of clay, will act more
bcnefcialiy on sandy lands than would 20
loads Of manure without the admixture of
clay
Out-houses. - Cleanse and white wash
these.
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ALEXANDER,S FROCOBlPHE,

hLLAhNULh a
ar instantaneous Hair Dye, easily appasa y.
J warranted to color the hair, for sac y
march Is. JNo. r. nhnnls'S---
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SETTLE TILE UP,

NTEare preparing TO go Eas, ana rs ~ cali ssi
w request an those indebted 70 "' =
settle their accounts. ,,,nnrv 4 BRO,
march s, 1854
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01
Ghilaoo Aourrtis rmen ts.
S,I.n,NnIn SAuEs.


THE NAME Oh SALANANDEK WAS
FIRST APPLIED To Wlldcr's Patent, aud
Introduced by the suhscriberin 1910, whom 1874
purchased the righ Ia manufacture. The superb
Urity oi lIerring's tWildrr'sl SaRmandcr safes
over a II others lnducedmany toiniringr upon the
Datsn, right 10y using the 90 nprsi,lun; other,
more curious, and tnrvadea lawsuit, made an
Inferior article, initiating the exterior IN FORM
styie, color OF painting, aud attaching the name
Salamnnder,' Imp .tcd Salamnudrr," Fire
Proof Saiamander," - he Genuine Saiamnn.
der T" &c, &c, andhave succeeded IN palmlng
on some OF the spurious Salnmini ers a genuine,
l host wanting the orGna Salamlrtrr N nuilc-
turet by the subscriber. Should take III" prccau,lo1
to see tina they have on hem meta plate" Sllns
G.. Herring, Maker '--uli such b. ing the genuine
(Wiiders raicnD Sahamundrr, ar ilrrriugs lm-
proved Patent Champion SAFE. whichr-cr!yrd the
medal at the Great Worlds + ,ir aud which have
n-veria led TO preserve the con cuts ~ case OF
fire. PulChastrs can select from the largest MS.
sorimenl IN the world by Hing NJ the sale rooms
OF SlLAS 9. HERRING,
1875. 1877, and la9 Water. cor of Pine Streets
n B-Chlhed IRON safes, with powder proof
locks manufactured expressly Tor banks. Jewel
icts, brokers and others requiring security from
rogues. Bank vault doors on hand anl made o
order. All the most celebrated locke for -nle NJ
manufacturers puc,s. Second hand safes for
sale al les than halt price
AGEN1SFuR HtRRlNG'S SAFES:
fl 1-Cm. C. |, IllpNI. a 20 fbcrun III
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TIe.. GgEI. rnwB BOYLE.
GEaEY & BONEE,
Boiler Makers, Blacksmiths,
ASD
SHEET I7ON WORK 1h5,
3iaIa Street, between Carr ~ Cherry,
81. LOUIS. MO.
HAVING gone TO very great espcn'e 10 erect
l. i machinery for Riack,mlthlng, making boil
rrs and Sheet Iron Work, on ,nr most approved
Eastern plan, we are now prepared oiurnish eve
rythln- belonging 10 our business ten per cent
chrupef,hlna any q herestablshmtnl IN the Yves.
tern country. Allwho ar in want OF anything in
-ur line Of business, wi. Gnd tito their advantage
~ give Ut clii before purchasing sisewhere.
CJ-Rcpairug done al the shortest notice A.
waysonhond variety OF secondhand BOiL-
FRS.
n :. RAILROAD AXES, FRIDGE
WORK. anil every Description 0! heavy
BLdCkSMTTNING done onsho.t ro'irr and
accommodating terms St Louis Apr Som
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Wedron Water Power,

U UTtT NEITV NHW IT NfUHt
offered for sale, with 223 acres oi land situa-
] led miles north Of Ouawa on Fox river, and
where i, is expected the railroad will cross the ri
yer The pnwrrcan he easily and permanently
III roved and the location is very favorable Tor
hu, ting up manufacturing town, and tor the
ere, ion al machinery Address
A. ust21 J. G.. NArrIS6ER, Ottawa.
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STEAM POWER
Furniture Mandatory.

Til subscribers. grnteiuiiorth. pasiaynrs and
thu very lIheral patronage which they hnv, ~
crlvsd, would respectfully Inform he citizens ui
Ottawa and vicinity thru they have on hand tor
q IA ,rlI. lar nn MT. Ham, q
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Ehnanax Course

This Course is located near the great white sui
rhursprngs. and one OF he best places for train
ing horses IN the Union |, wI.l always be- k-p'n
the hest Of order, and gentlemen ~ho wish to hlvr
their horses framed aud gated, wl find it tot eir
advantage 10 brugtbematong.
Thankful to the community for the patronage
heretofore extended AMI hope hy tryin. to please,
4 continuance OF your kindness.
MnY6 Canl 4 Z Rem proprietor.
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Green's Mills,

'TlE above mills haveius, undergone thorough
/ repairs and are now 50 arranged that slx run
oibnrrs can be turned on custom work or merchant
either which makesthe "Od Pioneer one oithe
sestcustom mills IN the state; as the four run Of
merchant burrs bolts, &c. will, be used TO custom
work whentyerrcQuIrcd
Gen lemen give US a call as we are determined
to spare no pans, with good, competent, and ac-
commudaring mors to render gene IN sa ilsact ton.
The undersigned has obtained the entire con-
trol ofthe above mills aud will hereafter superin-
tend them IN person and h. feels confident that
with hi. new arrangement toget her with young
Iictimes experience ~ HE aber- ba-ta-s that he
can stately defy all honorable competition
Dayton Sent IT, 1852 ID. GREEN.
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Dry Goods Cheaper than ever

ilIUl lake II IhirUgO. TT.
he proprietor Of the Cheap Store, No In.
Lake st, having removed to No. lno. On, don,
nest, now offers to the public the chrap-s, and
best selected Stock ofDry and Fancy Go ODDS ever
offered int hjCago, To which he would invite the
attention OF country Merchants Fcolais nra the
hisstock viii be- found every article i, the Dry 4
Fancy Goods Departing nls, such MS Shjrmps,
ShsetnFs, Linens, Prints. De LANES, Baragps
Lawns, silks, Shnwls Cloths Cassimrrcs ,vc~tmrs
Gloves, Hosiery &c also large assortment OF
JsweIry Fancy Boxes, Accordeons andall kinds
ct Motions constantly on hand
\. l.. Don't forget No 1902, I.atr No 100.
Wholesale Rooms NJ 1,airs--Retai below
|rn"l ! Il SHAY
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Keen Clean.

1NllE undersigned now established at Ottawa.
in the ChandleIy business, can supply mer-
chants aud families with all kinds of Soap, either
iro his Factory. on Madison street, aelow the
Side Cut or from his Wagon, any where about
town Ashes ,yill be allied tor and Sonp deliver
ed ANY amount oi ashes aud Grease wanted for
which the highest price will ne paid.
April IS lS5i-6m GEosGg +. WARREN
NOW Is THE TINE FOR FRUIT iREES
B,rry's yren, work on the fruit garden ,'ntrr'"d
to exnIain and illustrate the physiology OF fuf
,r,rs, rh,orynni practice OF all operations con-
nerted with propagation, pruning, transporting
and raining oforchards ndgarlen 'ters-lnying
o" n, n,chnrls an, uardens--drstruci"r 81 ~.
sscts--prc.rryinn truits--sel,cton Of =.
Price, rs Copies ior,Ae our,rymai,,nle' Of
postage, hy a " = Buk!.r.f
Liv l22 T,"kr ~ Chicago.
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Str lpCa or stolen.
i,,o,eot James Ferguson, dec'd.

fs'oteQf James Ferguson, decd.
DUBLIC notice is hereby gives that III. nm.
dersgnrd administrator ofthe estate oflamrs
FERGUSON, decd win n,'-nd,he county court OF
Las llr counv, alta term thereof tohe holden at
Ottawa IN amid Ia Sale county and STA" vt III.
uo,a on The l., Monday in August next, when and
where n Il persons having claims ngains, snid es-
tate, ar, hereby requested to present. the same TO
sad court for adjustment
Mayer. ED"iS a. BOWEN, ddmr,
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DuRI.lC Notice IL h.rew given that nv wife
/ Oc,ayia u Clover. without cause, h,a l'
my bed aud board and ,hi. Is to caution =, per.
.nn. not to harhr or trust her IN NV account, ~
.ia,l nav M iph,s of her contracting after this
date, rMl,ile. irns 3w Aiorro J Gsovtn.
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S,AafsfIcs While fIsh, Salt, and front !
= JUST received, superior 10, of
"hrr Ishdhd lrogt, and tor sale by the barre.
areI, and at reraiI
AFRO, saliby the barrel and sack.
August 20. 4 Noy-oo..
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FiSk'S Patent
Metallic Burial Cases.
Ottawa Furniture Depot
w ALNuT CcrrINS,

all sizes and les .Walnui Lumber Onch stuff
always wanleda the highest market prees
Ottawa Dec "A 1853 ii
PETER RIfSSEII
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St, Louis Advertisements,
From the Newspaper Advertising agency Of
w, =. MME1k,

10. Is SECOND ST, ST. LOUIS, 30
Who IS 4 iENTof III" best and most widely cir.
cGlatcd Newspapers in the lFrS,, nudi authorized
- take Adyer'isemsntsand Subscriptions at the
Publishers lowest rates.
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Another Family Grocery.
. NOAH S1IITu

4 ks the W. tion OF III. public 10 his s,lsrd;d
a s'ock of Family Groceries, lust oprn.d
IhIhr binding lately occupied by Hanson &. Peer.
son a. q sho~.tore, on the west side of m, C.u,,
jlouse square 0'"''
ccgef. SUPER 7sa, Rice. .Nolaut.. .Soap.
Ca"dfe' E,"ebar, Sah, almonds.
RaiS'ns, lemons.
And, in short every articl, in the Family f.,o..,v
Ine,--tht best quality Away sold III, doves,
town rates Also, Poniiry constant, k-pI
The best arrcle oi FAMILY FLOUR IN b,,.
res haIi-bau"is or by he pound. and corn meal.
onnhwht"' W'al &c. Nc. CaIl aI,d See:
town ana "hen an article don't suit ,ltwlllbetak
IN back aud the ruon-y r-lundrd
Ottawa. December - lS5l-,t
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Gun Maker,

And dealsr in NIL kinds of Spyrtsmen's articles
one dOOr south NJ Tie UHi0H Hoasc, CoianihuS
Street, OtdTa.W,
IL EEL IS Instantly ouhrudi srueraIas oruenr
IN Of Engllsh aud German double aud sIug-
lowing pcccs, boys guns. a god yaTieiy, AL I'll
which were bought Tor cash, aud selected from
large invoice wiIb great care a. TO their general
workman~hIpand flush and can he sold nj hri'rr
bargains than have been heretofore had IN this
market
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or hoy.
and norheIng good Judges ofrhr agii. le sill find
M Ohlrcito call the subscribers where they can
drpeudupon what l. told them and hr sure ol get.
ting good safe gun, as We deaf with none but the
regular gun drairrs and have none ot thu cheap
cnslirnu stuff with which the country i Hooded
Rifles, made from Remlnglon's crlrhrn,rd cast
StseHud IRON barrels, are warranted to b. equal Ia
any made IN thu state or elsewhere both m shoot.
ing qualities aud workmanship. The subscribers
have torsevera years been engaged m the manu-
taCture OF IN. celebrated increased twist rifle, and
havravailed themselves ot all the latest improve
men,s ~ regards the inside finish nnd sighting
We ilatlcr Ourselves tina an inspection o, the work
made nj our rstahii hmeni l. all that l. wanted 10
satisfy gentlemen of the trsth OF tn, above state
inrnt.
Powder, n superior article kept, suitable for tnr.
Get prnctic" OrlOng ranges.
Key fitting lone hycoNpe,cn' hands and in
workmaullkr manner.
A N work Ton. by him il warranted
Ottawa ,Dec2 1852 " ?. BPrNKrr
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West .i,i. nlth. CONF nm. ana. mo la,,ss,
and -, . wv ' - "'" 'f'"',' W. W. -
ih,s market, consisting IT every variety o
STAPLE ana anCv GgCds
Dry Goods oror,ri,.
Booi' y SHOES, Wooden w7ie.
Hats Il Caps, Clothing,
rh.,co.A..,,,'o..l.. 'A.'>, d.
lnelf '""'' are an nr" ANA nave been Dough,
a, lnwr, ,,cr. Than cam ","S, fII "i ne s',"
=, ali =, mo- are m van nf ,uy I,ni - , ,,
give thertn rrIi before making their purchases
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