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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-29

GOING OUT OF TIE CNIoN.-The H,ew York
Express says there are some hundreds of people at
the South dissatisfied with the Government, and
asks it they wish to go out of the Union, why they
do not go? We don't know of many at the South
who wish to go out of the Union, except those
who are spending the summer in the abolition
States OF the North, and they only going out
of the Union during the hot weather.-Richmond
DELQtch
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-29

GIVING TIE DEVIL HIS DUE.-Proudhomm
the notorious French Communist, recently wrote
an atrocious book, in which. among other infamous
things, he praised and eulogzied the Dcvil-s2ri-
ously, not in Jest We learn now that this French
Devil wolshppcr has been sentenced to three years
Imprisonment, and to pay fine Of 100 francs, for
publishing that work.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-29

Y Low FEvTR AT HAvANA.-"Inf)rmaton
has been received at the Department of State from
Thomas Savage. Esq. United States Consul at
Havana, that at the date of the DESPATCH June 8,
yellow fever had become quite vlrulcnt. and
American vessels in port losing many of their
men,"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-29

MISS DIx.-This excellent woman, whose benev-
olent excrtions in behalf of the unfortunate and
suffering are so we'll known in this country and in
Europe in this city several days last week, the
guest of Ir. Fisher, of the n. C. Insane Asy lum.
We learn that Miss Dix made thorough examina-
ton OF the Asylum, and spoke in terms Of appro-
baton of the manner in which the institution is
conducted.-Ro(cigh Standard.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-29
Destructive Tornado-Tcrr.fc Rain.

WASHINGTON, June 22-The New York papers
to-dav Give an account of terrific tornado which
visited that city yesterday, accompanied by most
terrific rain The streets inundated, and
trees. roofs and chimnies, injured and blown down
A chimney on the Methodist Book Concern building
tumbled down, badly inju ing woman in the next
building. There 10 loss Of life, but several
persons were badly I'M u ed.
At the American Glass Works, Long Island, the
storm was most severe. Two persons were killed,
and seven injured.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-29

HARD T1Mrs IN KANsAs.-The Kansas Herald
of reedom gives discouraging view of the times
in Kansas. 1t says
We ity the man who is comnelled to raise money
now in Kansas We were told by a money lender,
the otEer day, that he was receiving from 10 to ~
per cent PER month for the use Of money, and had
been ra' d at the rate Of 20, IS. and 30 Fer cent
per month to discount notes. The lowest rates,
on good security for the use of money, seem to
range between three and five per cent. FER month.
Business in all our Kansas towns is nearly suspended
Men worth twenty and twenty five thousand dollars
cannot sell rof erty at any rice to realize even
f W hundred dollars. Real estate can be bought
1T ruinous rates, crscns feeling compelled to sell
to realize ready money. pelhap, to their credit
Hardly any branch OF business is sustaining itself
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-06-29

SAD AFFA1R.-We learn that three children O
Mr. Samuel Shaub. of this county, and one OF hi'
negro children, were bitten by mad dog, few
days since and he immediately started for Richmond
Va, in search Of the ''mad stone. '-Slkem Press
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-14
nliE IN ii G ENC ER.
YOU TOLD NE.
BY WALTER AHoNYM.

:
You told me, Leila, that you loved,
And that your sympathetic soul
Was sadly silent and unmoved,
Until it owned my blest control
You said my presence could inspire
Bewildering transports. You defined
Yourself as the H1olisn Tyre;
While was the Etesian wind
Which bore upon its. scented wings
The aroma ofthe waking flowers,
And chanted ohry your lauguid strings
The yeSper of the hours.
The lvre YOU said would dropping lie,
Orthrough the weary evening moan,
Unless the zephyr fingered nigh,
That every vibratory tone
Depended on my whispered words;
And that y0l trembled with delight,
When fervently. along the chords
breathed by earnestyows each night.
You told me, Leila, that you loved.
Oh burning tho't ohmaddening theme
Lo! here thy protestations proved,
Behold the fragments ofmy dream!
A tickle chord-which yields reply,
In all its tenderness OF tone,
10 every rowing summer sigh
Which letters ere itpasses on
The shadow of a fatal spell
A treacherous smiIe-a perjured kiss
A greeting false-a mock farewell
A hope-which> endeth but in this,
To know that other VOWS than mine
May move thee to that wild unrest,
To feel that other arms may Irvine
Around the form which mine have pres'd;
To hear-or worse to think bear
(For fancy fercer feeds the fame)
As 'twere millewed souvenir
The careless mention of my name
To see-or worse to think see
Those dear mementos, which ofyore
With loves own quaint stenography
Mysteriously were written DER,
Neglected lying: and-no more!
Tell him who wakes your new desirc,-
When pensiye memory squivering wings
Far into life the sentient fire
Whichround the past a halo filings
That he but tunes a broken Tyre,
To win dirge from widowed strings.
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THE
LIVER IN VI ORAAT0R, !

PREPARED BY-DR. SANFORD, 5gi s59s g75s
COMPOUNDED Entirely from GUMS,
ssser miller sestSat han any atsr lecihs
actng first on the Ltgs to eject its morbid matter then
me anu bowels 70 carry OF that matter thus ac-
expeEenced in the Operations Of most G
it purGes It; apd;when taken doses viii
strengthen and build 1t up with unusual rapidly.
The LIVER is OF the principal regulators of the
human body; and when It performs it's functions WE'LL
the powers of the systemare iYdeveloped stomach
acs S9 en- the the
svste y and the ES9ls
having ceased to do its the of that or
practice more to Sd some Eep a
wherewt1to counteract the arrangements which
T. prove IS
has but to try aDottle Is eertiin
These Gums remove sor bn matter from
eassns 9S e d Rf WE'LL S
THE BLOOD Ekgtyn@ health to the
whole mach9ery removing the cause Of the diseaseZ
Nitrous ATT cKs are cured, AND. WHAT IS
TTyaF ST occasional use Of the
One eating fcgnt to relieve The
any IlFeYehS the iool troufFrising and souring.
MARE oH uOse DeloFe retiring prevents NIGHT
.o Only one dose taken the bowels
one dose taken after each meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA
III 9gs dose e poopfs viii always rs
One bottle taken for male ~
r
Only one dose Immediately relieves tHo11Gwhlle
1toRR1 and a. s5s epFs for oLA
~ Unly one bottle isAneeded to throw out Of the
system the effects OF meI amer orp sTcEnsss '
logness unnstpFai 60 tie ssb an sal
one dose taken shorttime before eating gives viz
9F o 20 ne sIlet,tss and digest we'll s.
5sL5G94 in its worst forms StfSf3fIs and
one two esss ssrs
9larsn there y no or apeedier
a EZRA M f1TgJrr l
absorbents. ~ 80 oy executing the
lea msndg this medicine as
and all PEYERs OF Bill. LTOUs TYPE HFle onssat ~
pIyas to testify TO its
At0GS IEasZXltONY IN RS III T5P. tfs44s4
Ite 2rGte'sa Tie aCt ne lauigor1tor non,
'S4''o'o w. soaegtsf. ~ - F.ts rs ~
- l6Ei LIVER INVIGORATOR "
| Is a SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISC and ID dan,
cures s too as by
tha one SSss gtetng seft and seldom more
complaint from the worst Sa6tSfSa or e
S At9a9aeAe an Which the result Of DIS
- :. -. fsT - Ia $50 ~
PRICE 0NRsDOILAlE PER hottie "a
" 845 Brogdy9aH New York
te I " al p5pE7 Sold also IA s.
I. =: l29l An = CO., Wheeling. Va S
eaaoRGE g. SvICKHa AM.
a ICE2I0NEEtR
~ s14t4 VIZ 9 sssa ~ 3 q CTL al Ne
40. 40 Market Square : - s.
SALES Of Dry Goods eyeTy
" f ssss fseF
Ge!ss Q! keal- promptly atteaded Ia e. ~
+ 4t's l4ongsln4 Snort iItgt AIists
Ivy ELL
y alefee aud Malaga Jyi5 Az.
5ssS yea &nd Gg 81 wa 9uss
"A ADyf 4R6s BRO.
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& BRO.

p ESPEoTFULLY Inform the public that they have re-
ceived of the largest and fashionable invo-
of Wall Paper aa Winow Shades ever brought TO the
city OF Wheerg comprising French, English Ameri-
can PAPERS su 9rlers in almost endless variety They
were purchased below THO customary market figures
WILDE sold low: bcautif Gazed
paner At 'cents per ROLF the offered elsewhere
Es If you wish bargains give call are deter.
mined tosc slt: prices win lsfE Connection. The
attention of Wholesale DEALERS is invited RS we can
jon goods at mast favorable rates. Our Is EN-.
FREELY NEW, AMI free from old and depreciaed styles
carried over from last year. APT
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A Y r. r IS
p I L L s
ron AL THE PURPOSES OF a
FA MILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for an eac-
tive purgatiye pill which could be relied sure and
perfectly safe IN its operation This has been prepared
TO meet that demand and extensive trial virtues
has eonclusyey shown with what success IL accompanies
but net easy to make the best of all sLs one which
should have of the objections but al the advan-
and with what would respectfully submit 10
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
'crirolious and irritating to the bowels This Is not
Many of them produce SO much gripping pain and revu-
good to be derived from them. These pills produce
irritation PAIN 1nless it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use in
any quantty but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judicously Minute directions for their use
in the several diseases TO which they applicable
given on the box GAmong the complaints which have
Ssen speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Ianguo and Loss of Appetite Lstlessness Iitability
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain
IN tho Side and Ions; for in truth, all these are but
the consequence of diseased action in the liver As
apericnt, they afford prompt and relief in Cosve
Scurvy Colds with soreness Of the body Ulcers and i'm
purity of the blood in Short any and every where
Purgattye is required.
They have also produced some singularly successful
cures in Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy, Gravel Eryspelas
Papitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back Stomach
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring of
the year. purify the blood and prepare the system for
the change of An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and vgor. They purify the blood and by
their stmuant action the circuIatory system reno
Nate the strength of the body and the wasted or
diseased energies of the whole organism Hence an oo-
Gasiona dose is advantageous though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far every purgatve medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to The thou
sand cases in which physic is required cannot he emu
merated here but they suggest themselves the
OF every body and this pill is found better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind. Where their virtues once known, the
public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
Ill need OF cathartc medicine Being sugar-Wrapped
they pleasant to take andbeing purely vegetable no
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
m Pnpf long COO kknE4
PREPARED BY
JAMES C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Bog. Eve Roxea for 81
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Shawls and MantiIlas

Shawls aud ATantillas,
1OA GRAPE SfIAVIS, II ON s up
IN1O to so dollars. The Five Dollar Grape Sh1ys white
either nlain or embroilorel, fully worth $40.
SlLK SIIAWLs-plain blacl; a;,d cnored
THIBIT -STTANVIS, Black sTote, embroidered and
plains also, a few hi 5h colorel aud white. 80
SEE"I5A of the haud5omest offered
in this city, with Moire, Rroche Printed Borders
QUO Observation-Disclosures every style In market, such
ms Chantly, Lace and SILK, Embroidered and naInC etc
at very Great Bargains; at ALEX. HEYNIAN'S,
auF-Sm Main
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Cheaper than Ever.

Uheaper than Ever.
NREATDISTREssa and heavy losses East; Railroad
NJ Stock Bank Stock and all goods forced on the Market
and sol the Importer and alanutactur
have just returned from cities and have
purchased goods Mt those runous prices now
customers rn the public generally, goods up to
orders in Goats, Pants and Vests most
fashionable way, and lower than they
have ever been offered inths market. You will get fine
clothes the you have heretofore paid coarse
Coneand buy e[oc2Bl a. NJ. ADAMS. )
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CLARENDON HOTEL.
NEW NORRIS

N INV. 4AlSlA.a-a
THIS spacious and elegant hOt has during tn
month been entirev renovated, and is in
rl-. order for the rscetion o permanent and transient
guests has been thoroughly renovated and embeiShe
with artistic taste, hy the firm Of GUILE ALLEs The
carpets have been carefully selected the approved
STYLES and quality, from the establishment of w.
SL3NSE and an entire new and magnificent dinner service,
for the liable Oe and private dinners, 1nunufac
turrd expressly for the hotel nv TIFFASY d Co.
The cuisine Is conducted heretofore the most
largrd and liberal scale by of the first CHIEFS
by three superior artists and with the marketing
the especial direction of G. KEIEEE.
This hntels exceedingly well Ventilated and anply
provided with upwards of seventy bathrooms water
convcnenceS IN single well ofrooms
The prOpretors embrace this opportunity return their
sincere thanks for the liber patronage that thus far
crowned their eudeavcr, aud beg leave to that every
effort will he made to render the CLARENDON of the
first hotels in the country.
Terms SO 80 per iay. No charge for baths
auG27-1w twkw*l G. KERNEH & !. BIRCH. prnnretcrs
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IRA TSP OR Z a IION.s
Cleveland, Pittsburg cling
n ATT ROAD

5fsssssa fzs55Isssis, e''s'Is $500 tS--l-Il
$500 Ss5ssS9ssSEz IS
CHAN Gle OF TIME.
ON and after Monday August 3Qh, 1855, trains viii
" as follows: Sundays exceptedl
LEAVE BRIDGEPoRT:t
Sill A. IL Express Train, stopping all statons: arrive
at Cleveland at 85 P.aI. and at pittsburgh at
,12:50P. NJ. esv
1924 2. ~ Mail Train stopping at all stations, arrive at
Cleveland at 1U:0DS p. IL. and Pittsburgh at 500
PM
1882 Express Train, stopping at all sations arrive
atPfttsburRh at $500 A. NJ. g
Local Through Tickets procured
Offices on the line; also Che Union Office, opposite
the IeYee, Wheeling, Va.
Sup't's Office, e. q P. r.. r. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveand Aug. 9u, 1853. 8ug3l S1p't.
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A New Light
ME prqmrond Light produced from improved sYIVIC
OIL, has no equal, and after personal and salts
factory trial. sent tito to the public GUAR
and best in 1t Is safe because
ree all Explosive properties 1t is cheap because
cost peT hour y less than cent because
the lamp will burn br with steady aina
twelve hours without reng give suficient
any ordinary sized rloIn, and having
1t to public favor.
Porsale Wholesale Retail the House Furnishing
store OF y. Il. .DU&fIAAf & co.
1nu+lo NosI15, Main ST. Wheeling Va.
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Preserve Jars---New Article.
a,,,,. = NO. 1!5. Main street.
III OBBS & BARNES, successors to J.. X Durham & Co.
havelust received lot ofJars for preserving fruits,
Se superior to ANYTHING of the kind now in the market
For the purpose designed are the most durable sweet
est and hest adap article usewtlI last AMI
chasing elsewhere. nuGg2
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9HAf lkT5 Sgs7ss TS5SS TE9qH
IMPORTERS AND Wholesale DERIERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
. no. 1919 Market sIrect.
decl6T6mt PHILADELPHIA.
~ soWER & BARNES, N4eAS' g
PUBLISHERS DEALERS,
aisscg1lgneoa$, .Sed9oz and FLANK Books ana
STATIONERY. =
+ No. 3s North I'htrd Street, below a reh,
afsaa &ef ss1H ito7fiF}zte PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLISHERS OF PELToN's OUTLINE MAPS Keys,
E @q Sfss ssRf S Sy9 SSSshsa 90
Blank Writing Wrapping, Curtain and Wal
CIR An @ EES7S
Commercial and Mathematical
ms TIT UTE.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Splendid Inducements to those ,6ho eoisb to
attend a Commercial College.
SIT CATIONS GUARANTEED
TUITION FREE L. ls
s INN Err n G q N NT8.
yE1o THOSE WHO ENTER MY INsrErUgR, on, ngM1r
y me $50, and thus secure GUARANTEES SCHOLAR.
any time geiSFs The IT, day Of ns$e Sspteegr cam
keeping and It's Collateral branches; seci'r, lucrative
Commercial
within ninety days after their graduaui or els. they viii
be indemnie to the fnli amount Of The paid
tionS and thus realize z1ts ~ Exc itfe5t .-
-EGee4Eu1ltons or Lucrative ST GgUs I0mR.
Graduates tis Institution are filling sesponsi
hle and lucrative positions Cashiers keepers
Railroad oAc4 Clerks, sections country
and are being by business to Graduates Of
other Mercantile College, Hence unp.Sral
eled Inducements which nothing but great Superiority
n aynstructop and thorough training my students
life would warrant
IAs I'rfHcal tGis ZnstitetiOh has been fI.ncticr
far q longer period tG1l ete" IsacAet
| In the WeSt6In country
Address the untersis ned for further particulars.
my9 5Qsa EYNA. w. g EsyaSGS E2F8.
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In connection with the above keep every kind of M
scalinstruments and musical merchandise generally
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SUJklLER ARlRANGEaLEN7SS FOR TlHEEASgERN
S0UTHERT LIIXES
Is. 81 o. II II.

5SUJt1LER ARlRANGEMEN7S F0R TlHEEASgERYte
SOUTHERY CITIES.
INIP1sOVED sCE8 H8DUBE.se -
TNHREE through trains daily froul heengt6 Baltimore,
Washington City, and all parts OF the East South
East. First the Gin, Wheelngt Benwool and Balto Ex-
press leaves Wheeling 81 Sundays excepted ar
irving at Baltimore at 5:10 giving time breakfast
and Eastern Connections Second, Louis Cncn,,
Wheeling, Benwood Baltimore Express daily
420 p n, arrives in Baltimore $40 a. NJ time for
Eastern connections Third the North WESTERN Chicago
St Louis Cairo, Indianapolis aytou, CINCINNATI Wheel
Ing, Benwood and Baltimore Express leaves Wheeling daily
at 1910 p NJ Saturdays excepted, arriving baltimore
in time for supper and Eastern connections.
To enjoy theeegant scenery take the $50 A.
NJ train.
Returning Southwest, The trains leave
Baltimore daily a. NJ arrive at beelins at
1920 MI sos P. NJ train, Wheeling Mt 1I:10
a. Nj and the 10P.M. train arrives at Wheeling 5:55
p. NJ.
The 4:z9 p. NJ. train, hound East, will stop forwood,
water and meals prncipa Round
trip tickets hslng issued to MoIndsve so cts
to Benwood at IS cents. j. b FORD, Agent
w. p. SMITH, Supt. VI
L. N. COLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. ie80
n R67.S 1SRn.Sg
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FIRST CLAsS-Boots Shoes, Hats antll
Gaps, Bookss Dry Goods, lin boxes, bales = Il,
and trunks Drugs On boxes and hdlesJ Aoc per 4Oo bs
Feathers, Eurs &c. .. ~. -.
SECOND GLASS Domestic Selecting II s-4Es1
Shifting and Ticking, (ia original ba1es.l a.,
Drugs (u caSks) ardyare Leather, QUO per lGO lbs
{ lin rolls or bOXes) Wool and sheep Pelts
Eastward. i9.5es h SIS
THIRD CLASS.-4nvis, Steel Chains (in1
Goose Or incasks robseco soc 100 lbs
ed. (excent cigars cut.l &c. &C..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fish, Bacon, Bee RI s.,g5=5
and Pork I'm casks o. boxes, eastwarl,) a.
Lard Lard on Nails, Soda Ash Gers 4Vc per luO IDS
man Clay, Tar, Pitch Rosin, &C.
.FLOUIt-1Sc per. bib. until further notice.
GRAINIn car loads IS cents perIOO lbs until further
notice. 90 - - - -
furtllernotice. = W
Shippiug goods from any point east of Philade.
Pha, be particulars mark Pe9,4svynnin
GGr0dg All the agents Of this road
az ehaephta or Pittsburgh will be forwarded without
FRsTolLT + Evans 81 RilbY street Boston: u
Olarke No Aston louise, and Mol street and Ichn
Battery Place, N.wYork; Pierce
yiie, Irwin Co, and Snrngnan brown, CncnnatI:
y Nleldtum, Madison, Ind:s lumesri Bell q en- and
Garter Jewett, Louisville Ky: e. 0'Rey Co Evan
vtte, tudi ~ Sass, ST. Louis. Mo; ormIey < On
Me pphts, Tenn; leec e Co., Chlcagn. I JP Glass Fort
Wayne lndj 3 snseder, Phla; haEraw Rooms Baitf.5
more; Stewart Pitshurgh ~
H. II. HUSTON, Genl Freight Agent. philad
apSlyl HI. LoatBAERT supt., ALTOONA, Pa HI 3
FREICfHT DEPARTMENT..
GEE, esq.,: ssssSg:- .1@
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PASS NGERS
FROM TERE WEST GOING son

FROM THRE WEST GOING SOUTH,
House Washi.gton fredsEieEsburg, Richmond Re
Richmond, FrederickSburg Potomac Railroad,1 by
splendid and Acqua Greek thence
mac Railroad.
Hours of departure from Washington, $3.50 A. II and
P, NJ, Sundays eXGsIsed) Leave at A.
only Baggage under Charge of special agent, checked
through to Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon
From Washington to Richmond &5 $3.50
From do to Petersburg. ...........ss6
From do to Weldon g
From do to Wilmington >. ......... l2
The Richmond, Fredericksburg PotOm &C las
been 90 years, all time, no pas
senger as either been killed crippled by accident which
IS without paraeln the history of Railroads. in this
country s. RUTH, Supt Trans.
June Is, 1905 jy1-Iy
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COPPER, TIN a. SHEET IRON WARE
& Mandatory.
THANKFUL for the liberal patro ma ve heretofore
bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respect-
s fully inform his friends, and the public generay
that he continues to manufacture all re named
articles in all their variety, all has all
ways on hand good assortment Wholesale an retail at
very low prices 49, "
He also keeps hand Cooking Stoves the lpproy-
ed n1tterns, for coni and wood.
Job Work will continue to receive his particular at
will please tn. most fastidIous.
E.YARNEY
aga No. s, Main street
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ments tuned and-repaIred.
~ All goods warranted at this establishment nov5