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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
The Society for the encourage. nl-nt of wearing Clean shirts. at

AAAO SOCACsJ AOs s1AO Mrnt of wearing Clean shirts. at
 Mo- 1os Chatham St. OCT. of Pearl St. NEW YORK.
 Keep on hand an extensive and complete assortment the latest impr rtatons and best nf.ctures of irMsirns s'~ ENrM, hi"g s0'ssx, Equal in in .teriL. m ,k.. texture, dur .biy anl
 style to any st'ck ever otfc,el in this country,
 REPEALED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. EVMbIiACES extensive and complete assert 0l ment ot tine lItest imp rtations best ,ll,l- l.ctures ol Gcltenens furnishing Gu.sis, equal in tteria ike. texture, dura iii.y and sty.e any stock offered in this cunt,y -;.ntat prices which cannot fail tv secure the attention of cl St Cash buyers. Consisting of
 sHIl:lS--With linen b s ms, cellars an l wrist ban ls of tine best and flest qualities, and nt: and cnoics styics.
 CALICO SHIRTS S-The latest and most attractive p.ttcrIis
 UNDERSIIIR IS an.i DRAWEIsS-Of Wool, Meri- no Cashmere, Silk a.d Cotton. oi de>ir able and du- rablc qu iitics-.nd the Teviot Wo In .crsarments, so highly approved by Physicians Also the Shaker Shirts and rlwerS.
 CRAtATs-Superior qn,liy an beautiful styles, an full assortment of Stocks. Collars. Nrckties Cloves. ScJrs and Mutilers of the ricnes, kinds
 StSPENDElsS An almost endless variety inclu- ding the finest an most durable.
 PO RET HANDkEi:CHIEi S-Silk an l C,tton- plain an printed l-an unri italltl ..ssprtmcut
 HALF HOSE-Wml and cotton. of tine best tex ture. selected expressly for ret til trade
 MORNlNi iiJl;i:, anl E WNS-Elegant Pat terms excellent material and .f the best make.
 This Stack comprises all grades fir. n the lowest to the richest that can 'le protiIced-and having every fac;Ii for importing anl manufacturing not cxce led by any other establishment in :he United States buyers. therefore, will consult their interest by rxmiining the ~f which are soll the lowest p ssilac cash prices.
 fe-Gno Is promptly delivered at all the Railroad Det ts Ste.m sats &c., an in any part of the city. without charge.
 ooo Srt>m .ie to order by exnerencal hands, in superior style at sh Tt noticc warranted to tit. \" M .chne w,rk d ne in this est ,blisi,nent. 1y2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
THE BERRN

H1 AVE rem wed their St,~k G els fr. m the old
 HI std |. to new Warehouse erectel this win ,r: ny Y. E l., hr, D. N,ith >i t the t;r lrc, where We prop St ,o ,ln,n nee .rtdiutiun in the tra e Ii c,irl,ltuun,y. Our recent place. Merchandising being limi;el were o!,=r! seek m si., ci qur'c.s ert,l to tn St we n 'w "clpy. which are the lixttcs' pelsmtcst and most asr>e.''le fir ourselves. a1 lh"p. our cus olne,s, tod, business i n line St fe
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

To NERVOUS SrFrEREEs-A retired clergyman stored to he .lth in lew lays, after my years f great nervou, suffering. is anxious t., m ike known the means of Will seal ltrce the prescription lscd Direct the Rev JOHN NJ DAGNAIL, \" 5J rulton street Brooklyn, New York. 4mly
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
JonN BissELL.

JonN BissELL. IIeirs anl Creditors nf PuRrEn BIssgLL dec'l.
 suleri,r Court. Li;caticld C,unty,
 Jsnhuy Tenn. lS..7. I'D PYTHON to forccl ,sc cert a m,rtg ,ge prem 4 iS,.> slu .tc il the towA nf Fmrin ston ins h ."un Y. anI hu,iI,lcl follows :-Nrr h an east .n ian frmerIy "wne y Samuel Bradley santh on Ian frncr.. "wne by the W,lc.t ill, NJ .nn- fac. uing Comp any anl west on W ,teriH,ry river tuu ike ru'ui with d .wcl.i.s -l'rs>. all other huildihg> t"c:e I'll.
 OhpSR.D. Int the peti give notice of the pea !cn "f tns petition tn the irS ,n ue tns of si l>Sei, icc'i SD tents in said petition. by causing certitie copy "f this Ter t" De in serte iil tho Ltciti.li Eii,irer d p Iper pn!l .imieisin l.ifciiiied in st County fr thnc weeks succ-ssivcly. at least six we,k ks rcvo,s t the term If this Court to ie h-li at L!tciih,d the secon Tues lay "f April, lr57 I T By the Court f. D. BEEMAN. Clerk. The ffcssins is true caay nf the orig yill or,ler of n ,tice. Attest. r. b. BEEMAN Clerk
 3-w4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Wanted.

E1vIFrEEN twenty c.i.ls of Hemlock Bark II for which a fair nice viii Ike paid, upon d, liver: at the Tanncly of the subscriber
 ALEXANDER GORDON. WJolbury February ,, 1857. 4i-iw
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

En BBI.S iIuwllnd's double extra tII,CR ekxy m ue from the best Ontario C, Whrat -- Just received at II w. ADAMS& CO
 Litthieid Jun 6. iS::7. s;
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

District cf CornpaH Irobne Court. Jun. 2S, 1851 lrNSiATE uf BENJAMIN lOIII1LE, lu. uf Al ,.rnw>ill in sul rl ,,ricl. ,lccc,lsc,i
 oADELED, Int the EA,cut r exhibit his A imi,l- i-trLti n account to tnls C, ut adjustment, at tne Probate Office in Cornwall. thc .i day If NJ lrch lSJ7. at one U cl,.ck aftcrnu n ant th tt I petsons interested in |, cst.,c. u.y l'c ,titie,l tacrcof the Exrcli.or vii a,isc tnis .rd,r tu be published in ncwsp per prinleA iitcL, Id Cuu.i- ty. an P st copy t"crc. [ on tc sgn prt in sai Cornwall. nearest ltc Ie,i sal deceased
 Certified from Rec,.rl, Swo-il FiEDr.nI> k KELLOGG Juige
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

ARGE sale of Dry G.ods at H ". ADAMS X al Co oS ti.i. weyk commencing Dec. lDsh, lSo6 The entire stock be sol. with hut regard to cost lefore the lst of Ja,ry 1857 for further plrticu- lars enquire of II. ", ADAAS x W.
 Litchfeld, Dec 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

'R HE C, ngrcg ti.nal Hymn aai Tune Ih" k can U be had at H. W. ADAMS X CO.'S
 litchficd Jan. 8, 1851. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
SECOND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR, .nta,lis a va,i d st,,k, s,n h a> a HARDWARE DEF ARCMEN~c,
 GROCERY DEPARTMENTS,
 CRocERY 'DlsA3: 1lNc,
 wooa.BN DEPARTMENT, DRESS GOOUi DEfihT VENT where we sp.nl much. time ia selecting to ples.a the Lles and honestly tnA bette, taste c.siluul be displayed il any Plicc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Tlr. Floor,

Upon which are duplicate Packages. We have also ccrn Meal, Buckwasat- Flour, Rye do, p,r;iul uly 'W.,ea f1,u:. swhich we hve in any rlng .nents Ut tn, Wls' from where receive it.. enables tu offer it at Uic 'iitr Der h.rte lrss than if b,us tin New Yo,k, ur any i';"~e E.-t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Closing Cut Sale

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESrINGs, FH.RIMMiNGS. Gents Furnishing G o,ls, a large U stock If liea,.y Made
 CLOTHING, Buck skin Gloves Mitlens, Trunks valises, Carpet l;aQs. &c. P,~itlve sale at Coa, anl must be csel out before the lst of March, T. H. RICHARDS,
 West StIeet. Litchfelj, Jan 27th, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
TUESDAY; JAN. 20, 1857.

' HE great opmdtuni,N will clsr fl, m un-
 til II. w. ADAMS \ Cps entire stock If liry IHos wi! ie sold at still greater re,ln i Every thing must <, at ,''iies not before nain,d.
 I.iichiicd Jan. l, lSJ7. :S
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
FOnrih Ei0or,
 Eeing desotel exclusively to WOODEN WARE.

We sh Li add touur present ass ,riment saf Goods daily, ani will try to i've everything lit may be called fsr b all Cons an see the i" BrnRYs'' who are always in season. ont If seasor. NAE A. KERRY
 Golcottyille, Feb 1, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
II. w" ADAMS & co.

c FILING OFF. next twenty days. their entire - st" k If DIRT GOODS. The prices will make it an bject for any ne to buy.
 Etchleld Jan. l,,l2.1 g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
stockholders Annual Meeting.

NOTICE is herel'y givcn to the Stockholders of AV :the H,,l,s;.. .onic ,Ir s,i Company. that the A.,n,.l meeting .f s.il -nmny will he h .ld,n a' tine c.,mis.nys Office in tn. ,i:y of Bridgeport on Weln>s lay. tine 2,th d'y If Fc' 'ruary. 1857. at "cl~ck, M for the purp, f elsctl,y ''tiicers fn si ce,npny. f. the year ensuing Also to take ia'" c..,,~iera i'u the expelicn.y ren wing ami x:en,liag portion .f the f. l,4l ,lebt of saiei company filling due Jm. list, 1858 and t" d" any other bu.in,r. Der t.. le d,.nc at said meeting l1s'Fransfer lc,sk will be closed from the 23l to the tn d.y of rehrury b tn days inclusive.
 !. IhA SHERMAN, Secretary.
 Jmuary 26:h, 1851. Sw-i0
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PAT. MS

AS H. EDDY. Solicitor .f P.tents date Agcn 10 uf tue U. S Pit'Lt U.i>e W .sllingtol. uii- Ter thr Act ol lo31 .,-76 State St. Opl@site kiby St, B s.uii. Et=
 Aft,r an cxten i've practice of upw ,r,!s f tive |, ye.rs, Cuii,liiti,s s.clr, r Itc.it, in the Unite States also i Cr.t Dlit .il, F.ance and other to cien countiics ..s'c.ts. s~ citieati n>. Assign
 Ill >n.s ani ali Papers ar Dra"l.,s for Pa ,t~, cuted m Ii5,ru t.,inS atid wi,n c-'ltcl,. irscLr, cics Ill ale i.l.o An> ricln Foreign works, to dc termine the .li Ii "r utili of P.icns Inven. ,i,s and gal ,r .thcr a,lcc r, ndere in all mat tucning the "ln,c C. pics f tine cl inns ,n Pent furnished Ey remitiny Unc D.lktr. "sA,sigiI- meats rcc,,r led at W .sIiiiig .un.
 iLis Agency is net only he llrgest in New Eng land. but through " n,eht rs have dvant.tgts securing ih.tchts a-Gertlinins the f.trn'abiii
 I inventions unsurpassed by if n,t imtnr suraiiA sulerr to, aiiy that be heIGt tl, elst here Tue tcsinoni I,s bew give. prove that none ie MORE CcLs.iUL AT II fA1ENT oFI icL than the sub -cr er all as sU. c.ss IS THh BEsr rMIFL ADvAN FACES ABILITY. ic would add t. t he i,.s aipl dant t., believe. and prove, that at utner office uf ti,x kind aic the ch ,grs fir profess sion q eivices moderate The immelise practice uf tine su,sciijcr during lwen ycars pist lias enl bed him tO accuniul tte c.llectI.n of pcC cations and s,ici ,l iccis.oiis relative to atcns.- These, besides his cx'e 'ensivc lru of legal Ln ns ch.ncal works, and full unts If patents grant. in thu United States and Europe, ,er him a;le ,~yon question. to ,|f,r superior facilities f.r Ub | t.nng patents ,;f ? -. All necesshy h q JOurNty to " Thi1StOn, tO pro cure patent, an tne usuu great delty tliefe.S ierr saved inventors.
 TESTIMONIALS. t<*I .'.
 During the time occupied the oHice of Com missioner of F..teuts |, H. Edy, Esq, If BstoiI. d 1, busiiess 1t tie Pient Office. Solicitor fol procuring patents. In, ,re ie lew; if any: person. acting ii tn,t capacity, Who had much busiEe"e i,cf'rc the Pat.n Ufl.e: and there were none wlr conducted it with mare skill helity ani suct ees regard MT Et y .is "f tic best ihi and mJst skiul Patent Solicitors in the United States an l have no hesitation in ssuring inventors tht' they clDnet empl. pcrS,n more emp tent an. trust anI cap ,i'le of putting their ap t,z. ions i;, form Sec.lre tr tteln m ery ani liavurat,l. cupsi ieralti. at the Patelt Office EUMUND BURKE, I ate c mn,issi ,iersf Plteuts.' From He Ere ent C5nmissso.er. AUGUST r. tS55.-Dirins tine time h,vehe the oitice uf Com missioner r. tents II. I'd Y Esq, Of nstuii il Is been extensively engage in til tr,ii-.t n of business with the Uhce as 5 licit.1 He is thoroughly tin. .ei with the w, tl,, rules of practice o tne O.h;e. reg lr.i him of the in st e,p ,bIe aA ss,ful prali ione,s with ~hoin have h.pl ,iti.iAl inte course. CHAS. MASON.
 Commissioner of Patents. 7
 Boston Jan. I, 1857. 3Sl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
February 4fh. 1857.

IMIO iANI IO IIfIl f4at.II1o. = HREAf sale of Rich .l f.tsli ,li ,ble DR GU Ds M at REDUCED pRi,;ES consisting of Silks, s, .,ys Pi ain an Paid Marin s.s P.r.metts A'a- nels Linen :i.,. sls, Gloves Hosiery. &c.. &c.
 Our oUls will be offered at greatly re ucei PTices it is the intention of the Subs, rirs to clear out their whole 5. .ock ly the middle ,f March
 ' MCNEIL & B,iAMAN.
 LitchfielJ Feb. 4. 1857. .l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
THIRD FLCOR,

- -.....Hhlllis our
 Ready Made clothkpg Stock. which has always b.rn noted fr it's great Va riety and never f,ils to ht.' HSre also s.nr sa,rtme It cf Carpets Boots and shoes Paper sns-
 ings, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
GROCERIES,

md will keep good assortment of the same, which will sell fr prompt pay. tthe time is months ls che ID can be bught at any store h the Coun ty My Gousls are m stly purchased in New York. tt the lowest rri,.s. and shall spare ho eff its to suit my customers All Gools wal rantr'i repre- sente,l My procuring Fl. ur dire,t iron, the West are Il shrplAsseIt t'y a;,,y one.
 .'@zs W. II. COB
 TurriaSte !O0t.,, 1856. 1y.7
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
DIIz2D,

DIE1D, a aeaNsAoeGsSS~ ~A~SsSseOS In ChicagA August. 1856, Alfred U. Thompson, aged -s years, v.4y Ur. .Aillcl C. lnoA. .,eu, tvasasisy u Gosa~u.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Notice.

FIFE supscrilfr, has opened STORE in Tor
 ringron Hollow. on the foai from WolcOttvills to Goshen. for the safe If
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

The Union White Lead Manufac- turing CODlil;a.iy,
 No 26 BURLING SLIP, CORNER FRoNT STREET,
 NEW YORK. i HE attention of Dealers ,.ni Consumers is cil z ed l., tue well i-k..,wlt. UN.oS' brand uf White Lead. Oslcrs tdicsse ls above. promptly supplied st tine regular market prices.
 New York, Sept. StI, 1856. 6mo.O
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Litchficll, C,nn.. Feb. 1oo7.

Meafoy k rowbri t.c. may bc settle,l with either o
 he late firm until April lst, after wci, time they will be left fsr coil. .eton. z- l.. 0. MEAtOY. *
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Dry GOOds! Dry Gootls!!

Boston. Jan I, 1857. 3s-l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

Litchfeld, san 18th. 1851.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
Sale of Lots!

THE undersigned will offer at public au ctfOn,
on Saturday, the 18th day of November, 1857
Fourteen Lots of Land, ranging in quantity
from about to 80 acres. These Lots are on
the West Fork river, and the Weston and Fair
mont road, about Is miles above Clarksburg;
being the land known as the Loughborough
place. Each lot, with one exception, extends 10
the river and all are accessible BY convenient
road. The lots will be sold TO the highest bid
der, on credit of one, two, and three years
with interest, the purchaser giving bond and 60
curiiy, and lien will be retained on the land as
additional security. A map Of the lots may be
seen by calling ON Col. Luther Raymond.
Oct 23d, l557.-H B. J. BASEL.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
Notices, Sales, Re.


n Wm. F.. Randolph Jeptha f. Randolph
-. Peter L Randolph, Hugh Tate aud Eliza
beth his wife. Esther Davis, widow of John IS.
Davis, deceased, Phineas f Randolph Samuel
r. +. Randolph, franklin DAVIS. Jcsias Davis.
Isaac Davis, Mary Rogers and iIiiam Rogers
her husband, Tired Davis, Nicely. d. Jeffrey and
Della Ann his wife. Charles G. Davis, Hetty Da-
Wis and Mary Randlpho, the widow or Jona-
than +, Randolph deceased /: g sn5se -
Yon will take notice that ON The 18th day OF
December next, at the Office of Norvai Lewis,
IN the town Of Clarksburg, Harrison county,
Virginia, shall proceed to take the iepositfons
OF Stephen c. Davis and others, TO be resi- Is
evidence on trial of q suit In equity dependlui
in the Circuit Court of Harrison county. where
in am complainant and you are defendants.
And If from any cause the taking of said deposit
lions should not be Commenced, or being COM
menced should not be completed on that day the
same viii be adjourned or continued from day
TO day, or from time to time, at the same place
until completed. Yours, t7s ~
noi3. 1t ISAAC F. RANDOLPH.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

i to the highest bidder, before the front door
of the Courthouse of Harrison county, on the
eth day Of November next, all the lands that Jo-
sias Adams by his will directed to be soll:-that
is, the lands he owned on Ten milo creek in said
county, and the lands he owned in Taylor coun-
ty. There are supposed to DO about seven or
eight thousand acres in all. It will BIO laid off
examine for themselves. can only say that
those who may want to purchase improved lands
cannot do better than to call. They arc of tho
finest quality Of soil that belongs to the old
will call upon the undersigned, no will take
pleasure in showing them the different lots, af-
ter they are laid Off u
and the residue in five equal annual ins:alments,
with interest, payable annuully-the purchaser
giving bond and security, and lien being re-
tanned on tho same. p. NJ. ADAMS, Ex'r.
September 25th, ls57.-7t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
Land for Sale.

DURsUANT to a decree of tho Circuit Court
L of Randolph county, pronounced on the
25th day of May, 1857, in the cause wherein Da-
yid J. Ford is complainant, and Harrison
to the highest bidder, at public auction, before
the Court house door of the said county of Ran
dolph, on the 2sth day of October next, it being
court day, the following tract Of land, contain
thereon, situated in said county. on Flies creek
about one mile east of Beverly.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of one and two
years from the day of sale will be given, the
purchaser giving boni and approved security
for the purchase money, and also lien will be
retained on the land as further security for
tho purchase money. DAVID GOFF,
Sept. Sd 1s57.-11 ids Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
Lottery Schemes.
swan s. Co.'s Lotteries!
NEW ANDBRILL It SCHEME,

81 Capital Prize, SEQ, 1000!
The following scheme viii be drawn by Swan
/ q Co, Managers of tile Fort Gaines Academy
Lottery, in each of their Lotteries for November
1857, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, to which city they
have removed their principal Office.
3 Class 81, to be drawn in the city of AveTsrA,
Georgia, in public, on Saturday, November
9TH, 1857. sisf5sa. - y
Glass 69 to be drawn in the city of AUGUSTA,
Georgias in public, on Saturday, November
14th. 1857. ~
Classes, to be drawn in the City of Ausus4A,
George, in public, on Saturday, November
Georgia, in public, on Saturday, November
9th, 1887, on the plan of Single Numbers.
Flee Thousand four Hundred and ninety Prizes!
Nearly one prize to every nine Tickets i,
Magnificent Scheme. y.
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For Sale

ELoUR, Pomeroy Salt by the barrel or bush.
u oil, White Lime. LIB. WRIGHT.
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TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.

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REAL ESTATE AGENCY,

HAVING been frequently solicited co aid per-
IL sons wishing to BUY, as well as those wish.
ing to SELL real estate in Harrison and the adj
joining counties of North Western Virginia,
have concluded to offer my services to the pub
lie as an agent, thinking that my facilities are
such as to enable me to be serviceable TO both
sellers and buyers.
Those wishing to buy, must furnish me with
the kind and amount of property wanted-its de-
sired location and conyeniences, and the price
they expect to pay.
Those wishing to sell will give me descrip.
ton of their property-itsa amount, quality, con-
dition, location, price, terms, &c.
These descriptions win be kept on file in my
Office, for the examination ofthose who wish to
buy or sell; and those looking either for o pur-
chaser or for property, will be saved much trou :
BILE by referring % them.
effected. Address w. PaGO0PER,
February sth, 1857. olarksburg, Va.
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Land Sale.
Jacob swiger & Levi s. Hall, G

Jacobswiger & Levi S. Hall, Compliments
Charlie. B. Pitcher Ps,s VS. r sw,s.r s,,.. N
Sapp s. Elijah Watkins, Defendants.
Pursuant 10 a decree of the Circuit Court of
Harrison county, made at the Spring Term, 1851,
in the above named cause, Il shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder at the front door of the
Courthouse of Harrison county. ON the first
day of the next December Torn Of the County
Court for said county the land in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, being tract Of Twenty
six and three-fourth acres Of land ON the rig ut
hand fork often Mile Creek, In the said county ,
conveyed TO the de PENDANT, Charles b.. Pitcher,
by Elijah Watkins and others by deed hearing.
date on the Sd day, of February, 1855, upon a
credit Of 6, 70, 10 and "a months. with interest
from the day of sale, taking from the purchaser
bonds with good personal secuEity,and retatl-
ing a lien upon the said land us further securi-
ty for the purchase money.g.sy ~
EDWIN MAXWELL,
I November 10, 1874.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-11-20
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To the Ladies of CIarksbury and VII
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MI RS. BEAR, having permanently located IN
WI this place. for the purpose of carrying OIL
the Mantuu Making and Millinery business,
such making and repairing Silk and Funcv
BOnnets, Dresses, Cloaks, Caps, Heud DIRE ,seS,
MantilAa, and all other sewing in the ladies'
line, would be glad to receive their patronage,
warrauting entire satisfaction. L.di IS wishing
10 make their own dresses, can have patterns
cut by Acton's celebrated Model. Patterns f
all kinds for sale, aud chiIdrens clothes IN lds to
order. in the room formerly occupied by R.
Fow kes, Esq, on MUM S., nearly opposite the
Presbyterian church.
CIarksburg, Aug. 18th. 1921 GIN