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blanks.

Blank WaTdHty and Quit Claim Deeds, ard
Summons, SulpoeaaS and Executions for Justices,
on hand and for sale at the DEMOCRAT Office.
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Sale OfReal Estate by Order
Of Court.

ON the 18th day of April, 1858, ct three o'clock
~ in the afternoon, al the prcmiscsiu the town
Of llamdcn will be sold to the highest bidder the
der c. Wilson, deceased, to wit; In Lot number
one (No.l,) in Robbins Addition to the town of
llamden, Ninton county, Ohio, subject to the
dowerof Rehecca Wilson, widow Of the said AL
eXander c. Wilson. AppniseG at SGjG,5G3E.
TERMS OF SALE-One- third in hand; one third
in six and one-third in twelve months; the defer
red payments to be secured by mortgage on said
premises ana draw interest from day of sale.
BENJAMIN DILL,
IdmiaistrGior qf Aler. &. II32Soa, deceased.
March II, lS5S.--Aw
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SIDNEY BREEZE

G0rdirer, Maine, June 22, 81.
Dear Sir: have used two bottles of Professor
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the hair Before using it, | was as
gray as man Of seventy. My hair has now at
tained its original color. You can recommend IL
to the world without the least fear, as my case
was one Of the worst kind. Yours.
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JOscph AtkisOn,s Estate.

Gro. FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
Feb. 20, ls5S.-ly
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ID. n. MURPHY,

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r.. M -AYERS, M. ID
EUDLUIlU IhlolUlhN I'M oUhULUN,
No. ELLIOT STREET, BRATTLEBORO. VT,

40. > ELLIOT STREET, BRATTLEBORO. VT,
keeps constantly PrspaTsd and for Sale, The JoOling
ME DICINES:
CoMpoUND sYRrP-oF YELLOW DOCK AND Still
\ LINGIA.-Ths syrup is designed cleanse the blood
from all impurities. Also, for the Of Canker in the
stomach and inestines, Chronic Darrhe 6cPrce so cs
per botfie
COMPOUND SYRUP OF DANDELION AND IRIS VERsI
COLoR-rhis iso he used Alternative III abnormal
conditions Of the Liver Obstinate Constipation, Indiges
ton, lose Of Appetite, Nc, &c-FTfce 90 cts per bottle
ELECTRO CHEMICAL LINIMENT-Ths Liniment posi-
lively cures everything that any Eminent should
used for. 1t has cured and will cure again Cancers In
their ucieut stages, White Swelings. Hip Disease N,u-
ralsa, Paralysis, Chronic aud lufamatory rheumatism
corns Chhains, Burns, Bruises, srains and NIL that
class Of Aches and Ills in which application
generally indicated. Also for the speedy cure Of
Scratches, Ch.fs sprain Fresh Wounds &c on Horses
it has no equal.-Price 80 cts per bottt.
ANTG-BLIoUs PILLs-As gentle and efficient Purrative
These rus have no superior Operating BY exciting aud
sustaining the natural action Of the Liver Inestines
thereby throwing Of all morbid and unhealthy matcr
without producing gripping pains and debility consequent
upon The operation Of Catharcs generally -Dose rom
10 5.-PTice % cts. per Dor.
STOMACH PILIs.-These are a mild laxative stimulating
the stomach to healthy action, their operation is not fol-
lowed by that constipation which uaaly Of
tt'hnriic remedies They have proved beneficial in the
cure Of Colds and Coughs every description a. some Of
the INGREDIENTS have an especial affinity to the organs of
re-liration-Dos' from 10 1. Price % cents.
Pt LMoNARN BAIsAM-This preparation + highly useful
in the treatment If Pulmonary Affections and Coughs Of
long standiug.-Price 80 cents. per b0tie.
coMrotND SYRUP OF coMfREY.-ris Syrup is to he
used in all Of pruuse Mcnstruaton Fluor Aibus or
Whites, and all Female weakuess.Prics zoe per bottle.
FEMALE RESTORATIVE CORDIAI.-This is a safe and
1ernrsm'ly Tor 'et 'on ana suppessionot the Menses,
Painful Menstruation, &c.-Prcc 81 cCHts per bottle.
Also Vegetable Vmlfuec, Composition Hot Drops Spice
Bitter Caarrh snud, Eye Water, -Sa>modc Tinctue,
Compound Tincture OF skulcap and Naer.au.
Also Tuctures Of Lohea, Blooroot, Mandrake; Balmony
OPIUM Lupun aud Neratrum Niride together with geh-
c assortment Of Botanic and Eclectic remedies Including
the large stock u Medicines left by the late Dr. CALEN
which will he sold at great reduction from the original prices
Remember the Place
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Remember the Place,
No. 2 Elliot Street. BrattIeboro, VI.
so
low 4 II SSOCIA TION :,
III PEEIbADGh

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such SPER-
MATOkRlluA, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, GONORRuQ,A
GLEEr SYPHILIS, the Vice of ONANIsM or sELF-ABU Sc
&c., Nc.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view Of the awful de-
struct1n Of human @ by diseases and the
dccertons praccd upon the unfortunate such dis
cases by Quacks have directed their Consulting Surgeon
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all persons thus afflicted, apply by
letter. with description II their condition, tgc occupaton
habits Of life, Nc.) and IN If extreme poverty and SUI
fcring, to FL ltNlslI MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is benevolent Institution, esab
shed ly cial endowms for the relief Of the sick and dis
tresstl afflicted with "\ rulent and Epidemic Diseases It
has surplus Of MEANS which the Directors have voted
cNped In advertising the above notice 1t needless
add that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age and will furnish the approved modern
Just Published by the Association Report Spermator
rhUa seminal Weakness, the vice Of uuanism Mastuba
Abuse and other diseases sexual Organs
by the Consulting Surgeon which will he by mail Din
sealed enveopcD FREE OF CHARGE, receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage.
Address, pr. GEO. X. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. South NINTH street, Phiadc
phia, Pa. by order Of the Directors.
EZRA u. IIEARTN ELL, President.
GEO. FAIRFIELD, Secretary. ly-96
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T51-5777TIzs777y RUTLAND s BURLINGTON
- RAILROAD. On and after Monday,

u RAILROAD. On amt after Monday,
-------- Nlly 10. Trains vil run follows. wlti
Leave fliciure Depot Boston. az 80 AMI u 90 4. VI.
Bellows Falls Tor Rutland and burlington 1880 end
Geo T.. NJ
Hutauh fIr Bellows Falls 545 4. VI. AMI u 80 l.. NJ
Rutland (, e burlington AZ - 4. NJ, >. Is T. VI.
burlington for Ruii1ud and Bellows Fails. s. 10 and
1uu5 A. $50 a. VI.
At nurl .ton. Train. with Lake Champaign -eam-
and FRAN. % vermont Central Road ~ Rutlau with
Train. Tor Troy, Albany and Ncwlurk, Saratoga Sprur-.
Schenectady. and tn West At Bellows Pals with Train- II
thu th.hir, Road for fchur- Worcester, Lowell and Bos-
With N Valley Road fl Tatucorn. springfield Hart
ford. New Haven. and NeW-lurs. And with sullivan Road
Windsor White River junction. and The White Mountains.
Passenger going Wr.t, win nud us the cheapest and
most direct route. Ticket. aud all uevsary Information,
%, lld at the Bellows FALL Ticket Onice
T.. \. CHAPLIN, Supcrintel lent.
May 10, 1stS. u
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AMERICAN AND roREIGN OFFICE.


TX. liz EDDY. solicitor OF Patents, G.ate Agent
o. l. = Patent ONCE Washington, under the ActOf lej7)
No. 20 State, opposite kilhy street, BOsrON
FTLR Az INTENSIVE PRACTICE OF UPWARDS Of
y twenty years. continues to secure Patents in the United
statcs so n Great Britain France and other foreign cuu-
rs. Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all Papers
or Drawings for Patents, executed liberal terms, ami wt
despatch. Researches made into American aud reign
works To determine the validity utility Of Patents ln
vantons, and legal and other advice rendered 60 all
oucns tn same tope Of the claims oi any Patent Turn
sed by RENTING One Dollar Assignments recorded at
Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England, but
through it, Inventors have advantages for securing patents,
or ascfainng the pacnabty OF Inventions. asscd
by If not mmeasuuhy superior any which be offered
them elsewhere Ihe testimonials below give proof that none
l. MORE - CCEssft AT THE PATENT OfFICE than the
Subscribers and as II CChs> Is THE BhsT PROOF OF AID
NANTAGES AND ABILITY, be would add that he has
abundant 10 believe. and prove that other
Office oi the Kind the charges professional services
moderate. The immense practice Of the subscriber during
twenty years past has enabled him accumulate col
lection of specifications and official decisions relative pa
tents. These besides his extensive library Of legal and
chanca works, and full accounts Of patents granted in the
Tinted states aud Europe, render him able, tyond question,
to offer Superior facilities for obtaining patents
All ssity Of journey Washington. procure a
patent and the usual great delay there, here saved in
Tc-iin oninI.. During the time I occupied the office
Of Commissioner II Patents, r. II. Eddy Esq Of Boston did
business the Patent Office, Solicitor Of Procuring Pa
tens There were few, any persons acting IN that capacity,
who had 80 much business before the Patent Offices and there
whlcouductc1 Il with skill fidelity and
cess regard Mr. Eddy Of the bo-t informed and
kiliu Patent the ntcd States, have
hesitation IN assuring inventors that they employ
person competent and trustworthy, and capable
Of putting their applications ia form to secure for them an
carly ami favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE. Late COMMISSIONS Of Patents
From the present Commissioner.
ArGusr Eth. ls55-During the time have held the Office
Of Commissioner Of Patents r. H. Eddy ESQ Of I,ostop has
the Office, a solicitor. lie is thoroughly acquainted with
the law and the rules of practice Of the Office. regard him
oi the most capable and successful practitioners with
whom have had Official Intercourse. AS. MASON,
ly-2 Commissioner Of Patents.
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n. .Isi.----7 yERMoNT VALLEY RAIL

Charlc,,own, April Sth, 1867.
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EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Il TRIDENT
Mutual InSnrance COMPANY. PrOvidenee. R. |.

chd-ffTei ~ Lsgisilt4re. juno, 1855.
Authorized Car TAI, 100000
lash ttlaal paid n and security invested $4,000
obkp T. MILLER, Sfcy. NAl1D COMING, Prest
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PUILDING LOTS. FOUR OF THE
10 best building lots town. situate on Walnut street, will
be sold cheap by the subscriber. T.. KIRKLAND.
Feb. @, lS56 TO
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r AIDES BAGS g. PORT MONEYS of the
- "'''s' ''''Vs' ''s' ''" ''''' CHASE 4 TRIP,
BrauleborO, June IS, 1858. ~
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Isss7s5d5I-7js7s CANAL RAILROAD. SUMNER
-s-..a AIR ANGEMENT-Co Commencing MONDAY,
NJ llth ls5S Trains will run daily, lsun-
day cNclit,d) o. follows
LEANE NEW HAVEN AT
400 4 NJ, freight train With passenger attached fr
Northampton, arriving at 800 4. NJ.
600 r. VI. freight train with passenger attached, for
piauvlc
il 90 4. NJ On arrival q 500 A. NJ Express train from
Nv York. connecting at Wostfed with train Western
Railroad going last and at northampton, with train Conn
k'u Il Il. going North.
ar NJ or on arrival a.. T. - p NJ train from New York
cnuuecflur 10 rnn'le with train Hartford. Providence
aud f-l. Railroad going West aud a, wcsthod with Train
on Western u. X ing East aud West
LEAVE NORTHAMPTON At
so 4. NJ connecting az Me-tneh with train Western
Railroad going West and nj rauye with train Hart
fr, Providence and Fishk Railroad going East Al New
Haven With 945 \. NJ. train for Ncv York.
II 10 VI Ia Connection with train On Conn River r. r.
Weston going Ia.i and West. and at riainyile with
train Iartf ri. Providence aud Fshkn Railroad going
BAT ~ NcW Haven Nith % T. ". Express for New
YORK..
200 r NJ freight train vh passenger attached tor
Nca Haven connecting al paus. With train un I,rtio
LEAVE PLAINNlLLE AT
70 = VI flr New Haven.
toLLlNsNILIE BRANCH TRAIN.
Leave Colu.yille at 90 \. NJ and O5 =. NJ Return
Ing, leave tlau,ir At L. % T. VI and Is T. NJ
FREIGHT NOTICE.
Freight trains leave New York daily Sundays eNccpiel)
franklin and Center Streets a II NJ and arrive
40 Northampton no o 90 VI. Leave Northampton 20 no
T. and arrive iu New York at 4. NJ. Through without
chuu- NJ ears.
Wuia,in,lurrh, llaydenve Flor,uc, and Iadlcy Prom
Cou-s Foo 60 New Hartford and Nu,i From Cheshire Go
Waterbury p pLNNIS, General Agent
New Haven, June l2th, lsas. Il
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iss5-.7 SULLIVAN RAILROAD No.

fag50f iiless7sF SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
=. .s,5ts-. eTICE CHANGE on TRAINS.
-----s---- On and after MONDAY, APRIL IL 1865,
trains will run rs follows
SOUTH
The MoRyivG TnAiS will leave Windsor at 635 Chremont
at 3d. and Chtrestown at 720 A. VI, connecting at Bel
lows Fails with Cheslre Railroad fur Boston. Lowell and
Worcester Tud with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
New York, Sc.
300, and Ch1rlc.own at u T. W. connecting at Ben lows
Fails with Cheshire aui Vermont Valley Railroads.
NORM
TIE Nu THiS will leave Bellows Falls at 1880. Charles
town 90 Il 80. AND Carcinout mt 10 T. NJ connecting at
Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier. bur
Huet1n. Bou.'s Point Montreal. OsIcn. ~. &c aud ut
White River Junction with pas-ump-ic Railroad fr Wells
Kiycr, lucton, - Jolnshury, Barton. Sc.
The EyfNIss TRAM will leave Bellows Balls Mt IS. Charles
town at %, anu Caremon nt - y. NJ. for Windsor.
G.. MERRILL. Supcr intcndcut.
ClaHestrwu, April Sth, 1901.
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Board of Directors.
Wand Cowing, William A Bradford, Samuel d. Darling III
Warl H. Perry 6-rr' W. Hail. T. c. Gardiner. Ohel p MIL
ler I'll mas A Doyle William b. Ryder George Cleveland
Philip Ryder.
This Company lusures against Loss Damage by Fire on
Store. Mrrchtise, Dwellings, Mills Mauu.actors Hotels
%c also on Marin" and INLAND rrau orta1n Cargo Risks
~ TIE ordinary rates OF pr MUM.
Losses promptly and rQuitably adjusted and paid
Al premiums are made specific when Policies are issued
an" are g. De prepaid n money! and further assessment
iu OF loss 10 be- made oi the parties 80 insured The
advantages ' stock SYSTEM which lrecluis the possibility
% as ,s-e,su,nt, very oh, iou-.
Tho Board bircors have authorized the issues Policies
ou country risks, detached very low terms.
TIE Company expect TO deserve the confidence Of the pub
lc by doing business favorable terms as any other sim
liar institution and 10y the utmost rncs, and literally in all
their dealings.
fl'i- granted and issued to parties ecctiug Insurance.
at once without delay, 10y the uuier-gn-d, his Office
20 4. II. FESSENDEN. 4gent.
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Iil-lI.- it.'-sNOAU- On and lIfr WONUII MOI. Ind,
-11-EE-ls57, TRAINS will run As follows
Lare Bellows Falls for Bgattleloro 50 A. W. AMI 10 r..
NJ Returning leave Bratt.horp for Bellows Falls 10 % A. W..
and 80 f. 81. FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at
80 \. VI. Brulels rn II IS. T. VI.
The two Passenger Trains this route 0uth with
the Vermont Ma-aclus IT. and Connecticut River Railroads
Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport direct to
New York. On fhr nth with thu Rutland Burlington sui
hvan, Vermont Central, Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
pas.uuf-' River Rail E0ad-, forming direct communication
WIKI Whitehall Saratoga and schenectady, IT. ohshuy and
White Mountains, Burlington and uue's Point Oelcu.hurgh
aud Montreal. NJ SLOAT, Superintendent.
VI Valley II. II Office. Nov ? 1851 %
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rsRns or ADVERTISING.

Dusiasss Cards not exceeding six linea Lnsids :
tiL Otherwise tie.
sa.: sssls;: = .i::ss. s.s :a.r'sasi. 'ssi,
DisDlaysA Advsrtissnssts half nsrs than N Z
aheve rAtDe.
Aassrtissmsatsl saAsd and p laced undSyths q hsaA
u tsspseial notice" ]" 1ssSistAs svItnsrr rsfss.
Bpssaaiastisssia tAs less eolsnA - sssls Per
1ins.
AAvsytissnsat dea u d ssi1 = xslssiveIy
tie Daily, A3tss ths 1rst twovssks :, - Dssssat.
mare than lAe Abeye Totss.
Aavsrttssnssts not Aessap pAAisd with dIvsstlsss
silI bsi sssrtsdtii Ksfbid SD charged fensssra-
lfhyssssss ss1ssyftssssses essssfs ssDslSs~sSssse
Thts yale Will 80 - vasts1 frs1.
when shs sdvAssjssf asss 10 weekly atens, sAs
ptss viii 3 ths sa.s - II tAs Daily. whore tAs
Daely aad Weekly aFs 10th assd. - pr ssat vi II
- deducted frea bhs ASsTegAts ans1at.
naeh Tor thssDess hs sssapiss, ths shasess bsisg
sharysabis for positisn sAly. This pisa IL nsv
eeassally aaovtsd. 0srshAsg ssAAsgss wilIhs
Is SeeneS DeS square.
a ~ sAsss, who're adysstissnsnts sss dis
entiased bsfess The expiratiss 81 Is yeas o. the
tins sontsAstsl Tor, thsy will ~ ehayssd ~ at
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sVTvNH subsefibem voull inIoFn Tie soas1nsn 4
j Lunhes, sad tAs pahlis esnssaliy. list thsy
Usually ne1e y eaw Mil, including LAtA.
1lessi1s. Jslst kAestixs Asd 6iAiag, q say lsagtA
thAa uey ~ dGlissd.
CaIl 3 ~ How Saw Aili, .. he iyss, asss
Whites PORK Hoase. PAUL 4 nUAE0.
Nh NsV We'd fos sals = 81 - pr sssd.
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'ENNsYLvANIA nAILnoAD,
T. =

sIsHE Orcst Cen,r2l ROM sfr 1a-1i.~ m. ~.
III Ian,ic cities vith ~ n es1ern. sh.~e,tss.
~ direct. ms rasIIA - x.ss.i. ~ p;,,.A. -
Dvith daily line Of s1essers io m por,s an r.
western fsirsrs. and q ljIeveland and Sanasu.SS
Nth ,t..mSfs g m snrss an the Nor,h. -sssssS
Lake., nshlSx u - 11a 1lssrf. sAaspsss ~ "a
N1Si. roufs NJ ,kI~h 161f0klT - ~ sec,-..t. Va
q Al fron tie 0rssi 80. sssss -
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AAIsa SFWkHN phI "a AND Pftsascaon.
FIRST CLAs8r--Boots, GAess, s : s q
" hcxss, bales sud trunks, Dfuss NJ. = 100 NJ
On hS1sa sua balss,) Fsath&c,
Fsss, ID, &c4 IL
SscoxD cLAss.-NensstIc Ehsets
60 ing, shirtlng and 1iekia9sti
original 81 u y nsuSs (in 5ssksli
Hardware, Lesstsss Liq1Se a. - p leo NJ.
casksl, wall t1py Weol~a s4.
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asRADLAND ROUSE,
J. "A. PATNOR, PsoPaIESoa,
Fornsrly Of the Sherman Hoese, Chicago, HIS,
YRoNT-sT., BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite stsan Ferry Landing,
Esxs Madison, ........- Iswa.
ssp1sl4v

OROONW 0TkGET CHEAT 6TOBEs
CRHAT haseaias = Dry Goods, Clseks, bssasa1
NJ RihAons -. We ars nov e6ering ear wsll-
selected stock very lov fsr sasA Oar assortment d
goods 10 evsey department 10 oo0plste. ord bosGht
very cheap. aAd viii b. solA lower than hseeto3ors
oasreA = ", by dolag oar svn basnsss, save rsn(
Ard saesk-Airs. VI - and win sell lowsr thaa
any oshsF estaAlishnsat.
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iiante. tsdtaSapplle ~ Ealaystts,
Ind; CinctspatI, Uelanlbais 0nu-
ton, Toledo, ClsvsiaaGs
Zaucsviile, cssst-
ss line, Massi-
Ion and Eooslss, 0his, Il
Also, Kansas, Nsbfaska, Nin1esosa, aaAe
AiIDslntp IN sho WaOts
- PAkE ~ row A. sr ANy 0fssn Rou1n.H04
Passcn gers From 49, West cao rsly upen Y
this ~ being the 6Aortsst ana noeS
expeditions S0nte 10
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK,
AND ALL EA6TEkN CITIES.
THOS. MOORE, Agent
Passenger Lines Of Penn. =. H., PAllsdsiphiA.
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Architects,

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llAvktaksn IN okee In Reddineton's Dlosk
IL eopex u JeAnnsa sad Third sssssss, in Rssn
No. u. 3aA seey, Asst doss to IL left q ~ hsad
ef tho main snnanes stairs, where they invite
their friends ard the p1hlis - call They sss m
psrsd - 1usnisA dssigns and dstsil dsawino(
bsiIdings ef al biads, pshlie and private, a.
supssintsnd the srsetiea Of shs aanas. They ho}S
u do bniness n such manner - will please tAsls
patrons and Do credit TO thsmsslves.
Refer, BY psrmission, -
X. r. Love- Hswkins Taylor,
Edward Ktlbourns, Jsncs Estss, !.
Hep. G. Anderson, Il. r. CYesl,
VIC. Stripe, ID. D.KeddfnEtsa,
WIN. Leighton, I'M. Binfnksa I.
J. n. Hiatt. J. B. naul. ~
dscl3dly
". A. RICE.
A kCHITECT. Olhse II KilAsurns's Blesk, q
~ Main-st., ,hst. - and "a, Kssksk Iowa.
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