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7CfN VrUaaurer

1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the ono
of CITY TREASURER at the next Charter election.
s {janI @ ~ Il. W. HARDING.
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FOR MAYOR.

Mr.. EDiTOR,-You will please announce the name al
JAMES W. PAXTON, Esq. as n candidate for Mayor atthe
ensuing Charter election, We believe him to bsin every res
pect well qualified 70 futhl the duties Of thrt o1ies. and o.
lblige, MANY CITIZENS.
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SANDWICH, G. w, Jan. Great excitement
existed to-day in consequence of the Sheriff.
Mcleod, being elected to Parliament over Ran
kin, the Ministerial. candidate. From 1000 to
5000 people assembled and the Sheriff was
obliged to flee to Michigan TO save his life.
Mcdonald attempted to address the crowd,
but he was beaten and severely injured.
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MISSES. the solicitations of many
friends, I beg leave to announce myself as a candidate for
the Office eff City Sergeant, at the coming charter election.
dec3l SMITH
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RIVER AND

CNciNNATi, Jan. T.-River falling. Weather
LOUISVILLE, Jan. River falling, With water
enough on the falls for any sized boats. Wealth
PTrrsnuRGn, Jan. River : feet, falling
slowly. Weather clear. Mercury 80.
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O

-Irespeetfuily offer myself las a candidate for reelection to
the ONCE of City Clerk. r. A. BRENTLINGER.
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O. MD DO LA r.

.UNE DOLLAR
WUJN
OFF, hsa3 SL ~ Az ". -
ISleoa4ea SEEfr8R ersdy, that acts = fafEdlffe.
Asehs knoVn. Il = not only q csG4aFtie, but \ E4Tsr
- asIsss, de sSa datSe s % sRs SUe S ssssi srs 9 @ SIsss
matter thus accomplishing two purposes enecIuauy Win
stsOas & nost caiEHltiss- Iss1saEt1esS nes s,sai az
= y ssas I das.s s1 Hl Z PsIsssn, u S S9s2 taken ak Ss1y IN
@aDh. SGSToaDs IxusOaaton Is eOupeUhasd entirely
so2si asas q re stEenstlL e thsssg
sgntHins a 9asA s,rsassh e one AendEsa doses Otcsl-
have ern6uFttueEngp q Physieisns and never used
witch net Win saeh unprecedented suecessds
- % l5a = Ss ProPrseer = oas5 y e a t.nly GsaiSths
% euEs Ltear cqnpGaiutsi n tasip Rora forms. a3s
WHEN The Liver g sSsitsd teasian.
Jn1Raiss issaassd BY anihptobtLs stioao q ths Lfres
Slst any one tFoablsd VITA JaundIee take the InviEqFHtUr
Costyeness can be peruanentIy cured by he Iny,go-
: natnts ii her operations D. gradnniy amInishinF1h
ana aork IS Tesui y 3 IS eoek h So4fa 81 stet HaSSs sis's,
7OnGtoF. which eoTTeets All aeIdity aud souEpess 81 lie
~ For an overloaded stomach ftbas peeor,I. al, ~.
heSss All oppressive or uneasy deyhng amer eating
heaFtly' 4eE . family meaietasr gsnSFalg aIuhO use
DR! SASFOab's lNybooaAsnE came % us recommended
- asa cure forLiveF Complaints, and all diseases arising
a from n Diseased Liver. The t6stImohIalE o. so5msnVNT
our Rhysietans1n is favor, inaured rs totR q, ahd i66
conviction Is eeFtain that Il 3 Que Of the Ereaflsf hhk-
OZstngs SIsr given to pysPePtiGs, Ter u nlGdea eOulisfe
= cure before the ATst BotlIe vas taken, AID noF Iecen
- cat anything edible Wtthontttsuble, GhiS bsfGre. roih
ling bot ne IEhtesttf food Would digssts and often Ia.
= gave pain. Nov what We want to say 70 alFouFfeadtFs
al1s,f Liver Complaint or UyspepSEa trouble you. Do rot
Efalto try this hs greatest remedy Inthe Wedd.-6Sd6s
There has never bFen tried In eur family 4 rem, dys
OEhieh has met With sueh nnheghdsd Speeess n ts core
ofdissasgslnetdshtt 70 ehndrsh, IS IN. sAxF0nnS lave,
OEALoRi nor = italone for lsealrsofeRndT dat &c
Tiuse t5 Tor itaets a. CathdTties1 mildly and gently
and sesmstO Fenovatt the system 50 thoF0gehly haf Ne
think We are doing = service 20 :da,In advising stlstn
1Uhen they need medicine 20 Try hlsEeFedy. There are
cases that have e0me updeF eur notice WlbsFe Great Il ID.
eat has been I0s=iEe1i In diseases o. The Lee, Stomach.
and Bowels Uhers alOtherFem failed 70 size rel, 2
In1thasbeeOms 50 usetalin cur family tbatWe Eilnotdo
OxWithOutit-aeksOREiHt (4hIl RGgaElteaa.
PRICE ONE D0LLah Pkh BbTTlE.
SANFORD CO., PTOpTtetOrA, 845 Broaauay, Men T0ik. 81
JOHN y. PARK, CINCINNATI. q
GEO- II. kEYsElS. PtttshurEh " oIesaIr AGENTS. sr
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
JAS. THE markets are finally unchanged.
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SuICInE.

RIcHMoxD, Jan. T.-Wm. II. Cowes, under
Gen. Walker in Nicaragua, and afterwards con-
nected with the Memphis, Tenn, Bulletin, COM
mitted suicide last night by taking laudnun.
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REMOVAL.

"A horse, my Kingdom for . boTseR
THE undersigned, after returning his thanks for tie M
eral patronage which his frtendsh veextended q chin,
Nishes q respectfully announce 70 the lubie that &c has
removed his unsurpassed stock Of EoFse6, buREfea. Ee. 70
the east side o. Main street, \ short dIslaref bsI6W The ola
stand, where he 10 prepared to furnish Livery stock Of an
unsxeeptohable Character. Hope to be able % rendeT
sattstaetion aDdmeett the expectation Of patrons i'm al eases.
hoV@o-dzm IN ~ r-E ~ ~ WHEAT.
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Attention Citizens!
NEW AUCTION HOUSE

'I'M WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN.,
w A. A0YSFON Informs the citizens, aud pubHe rem
w . orally, that he i neE on hf1d and Feady 70 feeefVe
eOnsIEnmentst 70 dtspose ofat Auction, e6rner Il Market
Seo. Wilson. sales every naTkst moEntnE- Gouds tbo1ld
ded 70 - any time or place. therefore, HBo NOS stand uro1
eerem-4y, but send in yOur gOpdg qtqDee eei6
nR- UTRRMEf cATHOLICdN. RT tie
II treatment Of = eiass ofdfSe5t8 paetiiar 20 ~ femSIe
sex FOR sale -
~ Zine Ebony aud Rosewood WORK Boxes.
" french and AneBeta dsbSs5
.a Chess Men-chseker Bosnia-pomInO-s frrr
Velvet Bound.Rdhles and Prayer Bnofs
Port Monsys-Waiet@Gsr Cases,
northumberland
sOaPs. PsThameEy, Ae. EdeeiSl PAYNE Z CO.
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m,ah AMI High Priees.-It neyersoccurred
- ms that the high price of provisions and mo-
.S,;tv we're at all related to each other until
rcry recently, when, upon reading a para
rr,ph in some newspaper, upon the subject, we
we're induced to give the matter some attention.
,1er thoroughly considering the subject as re-
.4ing to our own city during the past year, we
are prepared to say that dear beef as as fatal to
morals as badly lighted throughfarcs or low
nccked frocks. The 'lOcal' of an exchange pa
Oer argues about like this:
"When mutton is eight cents a pound, the
poupd consists of sixteen ounces. Advancethe
rrri,e TO fourteen cents, and the pound dwindles
away to twelve or thirteen ounces. Put up
the price of tobacco to two dollars a pound, and
there would not be an honest segar maker in
the CITY. Oakum and guano would then take
lhc place of "Prime C~avcndiSh;;" while first
class rrgalias would owe their paternity not to
Havana, but to the cabbage patches that luxu-
rate about. =,
As we have already said, prices have a moral
as swell as monetary effect upon people. If you
would have II miller escape pcrdition, the price
of flour should never get above six dollars per
barrel. The moment it rises above that figure,
the millers rise above the Commandments, and
commence working in gypsum and prepared
chalk. With these things come short sleeps
and unguiet c~onsciences, and with unquiet con
sciences come crashing of teeth, and all that
sort Of thing"
The same rule holds good in every department
of business. With pork at its true value,
which is just six cents a pound, no man
would ever lie dragged before a police our for
making sausages of horse meat; nor, if potatoes
were sold at thirty cents a bushel, would the
~lmcksters ever dream that the bushcl consisted
only of three half filled pecks. People who
would live happily and die in bliss, should think
Of these things, and pray for full crops, full
barns and low prices. Amenl
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NOMINATION

cOxcoRD, n. H., Jan. THE Republican
State Convention to-day nominatedsG Gov. Hail
by acclamation, for reelection, and 4. II. Dun-
lap, of Nashua, for Railroad COMMISSIONS.
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cAH1ILE, Ii1, June Is, 1879.
1hAFe used Prof O. J. WOOas Hair Restorative, and
have admired is wonderful Elects Ny haH NAs bstt n =
ing, As L thought PreraIurely gray, but BY the uRe Of Lis
restorative u has Fessmed is original color, and, Have
s. BRESsE, ex-senator, o. &.
o.J.WoOD & CO. PrOPrietOTs, S13 Broadway, n. r., Qn
street, g. Louis, No. And sofa b an COED Druggists.
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Singular 4ecidsnt-A man whose name we
could not learn, was thrown headlong from a
naellOus horse in the streets of Bridgeport the
cay before yesterday. He was pitched head fore.
most into a sea of mud. with such great violence
mat nothing but his heels were visible. In his
descent the bride rein looped over his arm and
shoulder, and that member penetrating the soft
earth along with the balance of his corporosity,-
@' manwas thus transinogrifed into ahitching
IA the grOund,and the horse was unable to leave
ue spot, until the woe-begone rider was fshed
oa'' Fortunately, no serious injury was sus-
Ained.
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ets 4i-FoF the Intelligencer, ssa
Messrs EDIFoRsI beg leVve respectfully to announce
through the columns ofyour paper, my name as a candi-
date forthe office OF City Sergeant at the epproRchlng Char
ter de E.s s.! fsS7zte. JAMES
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Ma. E~DrroR-Please announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as q
candidate for Superintendent OF Water Works at the COM
ing Il &c gh 8, is5 Election. EVERY PERSON
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E~serday-"The day opened through a gol-
den door" The sky was marvellously clear
aud brisht-the air pure and invigoruting. The
day seemed to have staggled from its allotted
place sometime last September, like a lamb
from the fold, and deigncd to wander into the
rOut of this grim season, setting at defiance
all the prophecies of the Almanac and its old
iogy followers and believers. The man who
paints the grim picture on the january page of
that sort of publication, ~portraying "a tremen.
dOus snow storm and a wretched traveller, with
staff and pack, up to his second joints in drifts,
going into a dismal perspective of woods, from
which it is safe to wager he never will come out
alive," must have felt ashamed of his presump-
ton yesterday. He isa harmless hurnbng.-
We can only charitaLly allow that he did not
intend it for this latitude. The ladies, glowing,
charming, fresh and buoyant as usual, came
down in brilliant array upon the dry goods
houses and swarmed the sidewalks like SO many
lair renegades from some delightful elysian pre-
cnet away up yonder."
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cor M ERCIAL.

MARKET.
c-oRREcTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES,
BY r. NJ. PUDIPmREY.
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atreet GommIaaioner

Mr. EDfrOR:I offer myself as a candidate for Stree
Commissioner, at the comiuR Charter election. II elected
I will endeavort to discharge the duties ofthe office rs here
tofore, to the best Of my Abilities HENRY SHARP.
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MEssRs. EDEToRs :-Please announce our fellow citizen,
Mr.. +. n. M~CNAUGHTHN, rs an Independent citizens can
dIdate for City Sergeant, at the ensuing Charter Election =
Mr.. 81. is fully competent to discharge the duties of that
Shcer. A VOTER.
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Sad Acctde4t-A lad named George Detrow,
,O0nt twelve years of age met with a sad acci.
p'Rt yeterday in Hamilton & wilcox's coal
oanS' Centre Wheeling. He was employed in
ssIs capacity in the mine when a heavy fall OF
poap stone took place. He was partially buried
aeaea'h the immense mass and when extricated
" was discOved that the lad, besides being
Ss'0as'y bruised, had both legs broken. DR..
I'Tle' was called to attend and proper medi.
~ Treatment rendered. The unfortunate boy
vas IN a critical condition at last accounts.
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%Onndidn1e

MEssRs. EpIToRS.-Please announce the name of ALEX,
AMBER WALLACE, as q candidate for City Sergeant Al
the next municipal election and Oblige
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1878. @ q 3as 1878.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WINTERA ARRANGEMENT and after Monday, De-
TnF FasEMAiL TRAIN,sayss the Psssspgsr Station
eTsry @oF9Ins' 6 ex SsT. sunday l5nh;S q at !, 1S ~ O'Clock, Pittsburgh
TUE ESPREss TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
The Johnstown Accommodations train leaves Pittsburgh
d d,atIoS sxS sdS sanaay, at 4 rs ;go !. SS SsSsn 2; nh, st SSp. z S at n
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge, leaves daily, ex-
T fSRi s9 for 4sl II t Sfsst :, caves e. = leaves ssssn daily, sanGsg sll
Septed, at 42G Pm. ln Third ~ASs0mmodntiS9 q Train for
RetuEnias Trains arrive in PittsSaFsh as foiioSs:lEx-
tioa. ii nj Fir First turtle Fur dec Greek "a I-cso%@oSasion $50 @.;
Second Accommodation, $40; Third Accommodation, $40
Trains for R~lsyrsvnle and Indiana, connect at Blairsvile
The J]ghnstewn Aess@mSda.I H., Train Ees. and West
t,on aeI o1 tSe P N SS1ndSe aSd 0onnelIsviii SsfaR Roam leave e a ed dssIT,
Sunday excepted, as follOws:-Mail Train, 90 a. mi Ex-
aud COnnensyiIe Road, arrive at Pittsburgh, s85 a. M, and
The travelling public will find 1t greatly to their interest
in going East or West, to travel by the Psnnsylyanls Rail
passed on any other route. As the road Is banasted with
~, speed and comfort, 10 all who may favor thlsrOad with
their patronage.
600 Phiiadelphia $500. ....1,.....N0 90
- 5 Se1sssSss 8
Baggage checked to ali stations ON the Pennsyivania
Railroad, and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York,
tTen Gents in addition to the Station rates, except from Sta
4 lions where the O0mOanV hRRnO AREN'T HH-rtt.
No-ToT5 = I cas- ~ los. The ScoSnsnv will hold them.
Iseiyes TesponsIble for personal baggage only, and for an
n exceedIng SInS
y "a me EScsisIerS nmnIbus line. has been emplovedt 10
~ pasS.nSsrs NJ Bay%sS . = n S-om the De'Sot ats
cbsrSs not 10 exceed 9S cent? Tor each nassenger and bag
sa9es
Egg 81. T,.t..s ,,,,r+o4 - IsTRw A,ont
49, S-ftf AZ tbs p n r MISUNDERSTANDING (.
ian1 onhibertSa and Grant SITS, Pittsburgh.
TIME GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE eohasstins the Allan
Western states BIZ a continuous Roiisay direct. This road
also connects at Pittsburgh With daily line OF Steamers to
all ports on the Western Rivers, and at Si :. g and. 84a y
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Cheaper than Ever.
HREAT DISTRESS and heavy losses in the East; Railroad
VI Stock, Bank Stock, and all goods forced on the Market
aud sold atruinous prices to the Imp0rteT and Manufacture
eF. / have just returned from the EasteTt cities and have
purchased goods at those Fuinous prices, and 1 now o6eF to
my customers rnd the PUBLIC generally, goods nade up to
order, in Goats, Pants and Vests in the neHtest and most
fashionable way, and Teady-mads clothing, lower than they
have ever been offered In this market. You VIII get hne
clothes for the same you have heretofore paid for coarse
Come and buy lOe26l An. ADAMS.
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4EI2M|n
ISaNHKHN8
BY THE UNION LINE.
TO TnE DATI.x ENTELLIGENrER
S

oPFIoE, ooRNER wArER n MONROE srarETs.
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lRor annerIn1endent a Ynter M,orLn.

MsssRs. EDTFoRSSTrusting that my eFvlces as SuperIn-
Standardization h epastyea have met with the appreciation
of the public, which have hoped and de ired, again res
pectuily offer myself as an LadepeRdent Candidate for
reelection to the Office. tdec2zI 1AME NJ. HALL
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CITIZENS CANDIDATE.
I offer myself as a candidate for the office Of LITY SER
GEANT, at the coming Charter Election, and II elected !
decI7 A, 6. HALLOWEEN.
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Cunning aig-The young man who bOr-
,I~eu a watch from an inebriated friend at the
~On,0e House day before yesterday and AFTER
aus "snakede it, sloped yesterday with the
4. S.seas OF the il-gotten chronomcter. He sold
'ne watch to a Mnin.street cl6thier for five dol.
sI1 out was compelled to redeem it, whom he
~ 1t to another party for eight dollars
@ts now employing his locomotives in a dil
ssON unknown ito those whom it concerns,
Tue worst kind of luck to him.
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,, Iosf"s@tah-Messrs. Blum & Stanley have
CIV, Isa a partnership, as will be seen by their
ur .of the purpose of entering into the man.
ola Oh tombstones and monuments, at the
lew s,ana OF Evans & Stanley, Main street, a.
Tho t aOofs north of Quincy. Blum is one of
CITY 'ss' Workman in all kinds of marble, in the
monn% "''a aas executed some fine specimens of
i n. work. They solicit the patronage
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FHESD EooD: Il vas . long time krtkr say ydu atBfss.
Aeld before 1 got the bottle OF Restorative Tor WEItb ven
gave me an order n your aseht % Deirot, and Ehen1 FUt
Il We concluded 70 try It on Mrs. Mani's hair, as The SUMS
test % is power sIIhAs done aHthaae yon assTTkd nell
you'll oi Aud others Of nay family and 1ftr ,hnEIpg ait-s
nstse4Ns ehfgos pFehoE GsinE and TeepmHsnding- itg Use
{ = others as entitled 20 Tie LRh.st eOnsdtTHtitn yoa eihin
iorn Again. very respectfully and truly. ours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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hTTLEMEMT

A CCOUNTs against all parties indebted to the subscrl
~ Hers viii be made out and ready for settlement by tbs
frat of Janu : ry. Those not calling for their accounts by
that time will be presented with them Immediately thereai
ter. [dec2SI M'CLALLENS, KNOX & co.
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q Gruber, Esq, publisher Of the Hagers.
town (ad) Almanac, and one of the oldest prin-
tiers in the United States, tied a few days since.
at the advanced age of 81 years.
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TO UOUSEkEkPER&.
IMPROVED ENARELED AIR-fIGHT FRUIT JARBI
THE only article that can be used year after year and
4 answer ag00d purpose for preserving Fruits HeEeta-
bles, &C., &C., In their natural state. Thsbody OF the Ware
is perfectly SOLID, the glaiEe pure hist glass, and the Jars
free ttom all Metallic substance. They are free from any
objection Of poison, light, Porousuess. &e., &C., which have
condemned the Jars and Cans made Of other materials.
Full directions accompany each Jar. For sale, Wholesale
and retail, NJ the House Furnishing Store Of
1t !. CO..
sjyTI 1I5 Main street. WbesltnF, Va
DUCKEF DIARIES, for 1883, just received b
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ao07y, 9c
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d Ran-eflThe eastern bound B. &ogR. R
EXPRESS train, yesterday morning ran off the
track, at Black pak Bottom, causing a slightde
tentlon, but doing no damage of importance.
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a HEAD
GLOSSY HAIR /!
Completely Preserved 'a'9
TIE GREAFRarnNGRtu


A ND Who that y gray would not have 1t restored to for
IA ner color or bald, bat would have the growth restored,
or troubled with serOiuIat scald head, Gf other eruPttt Ia,
but would be cured or With sick headachs, (neuFaIFia) tuI
would be cared. 1t VIII also sTemoVa al pinsplss IEohnlln.
ace and skin. frof. Woes Hair restorative Wm duIEH
his see eiFenlaE aud and the folioWIne: II
L&LEA 81 AENANhOaS NOVSmbeHo ), 1855. -
PROT. Oh. wQoD-Dear Sir: IhaVs. heard much RAID of
the wonderful effects Of yOur Han hfGtorAttVe, Lot having
been 90 oten cheated ~ qqaekeTy ana qpaek npstTynsi
han dyes &e.s WIS diEPostdt0 Place Your ReStoia tI E ia
the same category with thefhousand and one 3gudly uun.-
Peted quaek rsmsdfeg, untlI1 met you IN LaWTsnes eCeEiy
some months since when you gave ,me Eueh ASSURANCE as
induced the trial Of your Restorative In my famiIy-hIst
by my good Wites whose kaiFlAd btetpeIeIy thin and en-
ttrsly white, and before eHha1sting one Of your large Lot
uesf her hairWas TeAtOT1d nearly TO its original Btaatinll
brown COLOR and had Ghickened aud beeOme beautiful AID ,
ges9S upon, and entirely ever the head Ehe-enntinnes to
use ~ NOT hlnply breNuHei Of tts beaui1y lnEi efa ets nj on
The hnir, but became 81 its kraitAfhls thnulhee upOn lhe-
head and mind. Others Of my family and friends are using
your hestorAtvei with the happie1t elects; therefore, nay
skePtleism and douts in reference n It's ehaIaetaF AID
value are entirely removed; And lean and do most e6FdIat-l
y ana eqHndenfiahy reeeOuuEnd rs use BY Al Who Would
lats Astr Tsstoiqi ron HldfH q gT1y Oy reason 81
sickness Or age1 % original color andheanGy, and byyeuAe
persons Nho would have thFiF half beanthnl end elo1N.
YeTy { uy AID gratefully YUpFS,
80 AWr 49, ~ ~EN1VAA04 MANI
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ON the First of january. the subscribers, intend adopt
" ing the CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY. They will
not depart from this rule under any circumstances, for any
party or parties whatsoever, being convinced, from d long
experience, that this plan is notonly better for the seller,
dacas : : : McIAIIENs, KNOX co.
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
R. L. JONES, Proprietor. .

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us houSe has been recently Eehttsds greatly sthlAEstd,
andpQW ohersto the tEaTelln eommunitS GeelEehI ngs
eonmodailons. The stablng h II The hest eiaraeteE.
The lAOtelhas Ieesntly passed into IhehsLdso q th~bress
s1t proprietor who uAA SRdse 0painst % Afford tie Iubue
uaSe sst g eisrtaiunsntt InoV4Sm-dst-S&G
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HAY.
Timothy, p ton. 1890
Olover...........- 1000
HIDES AND SKINS.
GREEN . B..-...-. ....- Z
Calf green ..............,. s
Sheep Sklns.. 94C