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WHAT THEY SAY
SOUTH CAROLINA.

ABBGvIlr-E, :. c., Avg. II, 1883.
r,,,.. FARRLL, HERRING K co,
Pi'Ilsr rFLFHIA.
c.,lsrpen-l lhe close attention winch our oWn
.ss7s nave required since The fire, has hitherto pre-
tod rs iron writing 70 you about the Safe.
rr tae eccazioB Of The RE 10Th July, by Which We
r.t Issge loss, our store, with uuH.ber OF other
.'7r.,ar.. Vas consumed. The Safe, of your manu-
t...,r. ,.ait we had IL tue store, "as exposed 10
80 ipseis- heat, is well ate>t-d by the Effects
- is .,.,.s i,uu itamr, wiich, from H. FAXED and
al, egtearaocr, looks thougi. it rad been heat
-. ia l,ag tims in a furnace. The Safe, with
ian, of oiien glass and kegs oi nails, fl 7ei inf5
60 fell MO iae cellar surrounded by burning ma
,.,sl,. aud .uer= eas suffered &c remain, (as the
,,.t-n,s Lad y-eB removed before the fire reached
rss vr.ii the "a {! August, IL days aitera ards.
lie difficulty in euttla@ il open with the best
.,,!s that could be procured, convinced OF its
,3~er 70 resist the attempts OF burglars, and when
vas upeFed found The interior, 10 the astonsh-
r7ynt d al, entirely uEinjured by IRE.
Ibss ie.; I'd, iHliy convince! US OF the csFabi-
f;ss Of wear IA e>, that would not part "ilh the
o. 81 p sase ~ large sua,, EeTe tepac-
le5 ~ p:.s3'sg" 8. getting smother.
Rssrec ftuy ynnFs,
g. Il. IF ARDi.AN y SON.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER oooDSl
.EI as. s. Z. POTTS
Has jast triuned florn the cities with large
AMI handsome stock Of

ami handsome stock Of
F.iLL .I.hD HLtTER GOODS.
elegant r.ch Dress SILKS, YalenIia Robes, French
A"Elbo, rhihet cloths, Deaines. ali colors, Shaal<
Of every description ard all prices, bought lo.v at
auction. Also, large and handsome assortment oC
FnrS, N'corihcs, apes, Cuffs and Muils Bonne;s Of
al! kinds, Velvet. Saiin, Brown. Silk, Grey and
Brown Straw trimmed and uat-immed. Also, al
rnii s. assoft"3ea Of ribbons, feathers flowers and
rsHSh"s, sioyes and hosiery, boots ard shoes aud
fGii assortment ofevery k,ad offaucy goods.
y B. Country milliners car be supplied with all
klIds of millinery goods.
Oct -. ISIS.
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ADMINS TR4TOR'S NOTICE.
LErrEgs OF administration on The estate OF Henry
Beltz late Of Harrison township, deceased, having
been granted 20 the subscriber, residing IN Napier
townShp,-notce is therefore given TO ali persons
;ndebted 20 make payment Immediately and those
having claims will present them forthwith proper
ly authenticated for settlement. JOHN SILL
Nov. l2, 1885. Aafh T.
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yaEeg>sg. Op Lost!

\ manuscript Journal Kept by William MscIay.
when Senator in Congress IN l5so-l. II Vas
sonr years age IN the possession OF the Reverend
William NJ. Hall; ard may have been loaned by him
when living in Bedford Of Lewistown. Any one haT-
ing IT. OF a knowledge OF it, Is requested 10 hand
over The book, or 10 communicate tie iniornia; ion
20 Francis Jordan, Esq., OF BrLor, or 70 Geofgs )
Harris, Esq oi Harrisburg, Pc
6. lSSN.
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urDICAL EXAMISATTON.-0i when
t..i..an Is called in 10 examine PATIENTS con-
-T- - h.. 6nas that the lungs hall gone, that
tive LESSONS have occurred, as render a
!. many cases, impossible. The patient will
s.., ne ljftle rough which he thought had mere
..-..sf him be,imes, has laid waste large por-
,, ar organ, whose functions are necessary 10
,sfs-we mean the lungs. ii the incipient
.-.- aeeded, aud timely resort IS had 10 nedi-
..s .grh as Da. KEYsGE's PecroEsL SYErr, real
.-...;.r COMPOUND, prepared by careful physi-
-. taown TO most CT cur readers, the cough
'-1I' y-r end in an iHiammatory condition Of the
80 a. bfoncbia; but o5si iuction viii be reHov-
49, I,ss breathing, health IN place OF disease, and
-, ,-r,ion Tor want OF indus, will never take
To- constitutions. Sold By Sam'l Brown, Bed
..'.s md d. }. Z. Colvhs, Scheilsburg.
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SlLn 6ITi

THE undersigned having disposed OF his entire
stock of goods, b+gs leave to notify all persons
knowing themselves indebted TO him either by
Note or Book account to call and s-tli- before
The first Of January, 1889. All neglrctins to
do 50. their accounts will BE- lrtl IN the hands
Of an officer for COLLECTION.
Oct. %, 1898. Q. ". RlPP.
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.4TTEYTYOFj

III 7 E.N IIU.V
THE Brigade and Regimental commissioned officers
ofthe lst Brigade and 18th Division, Pa. Militia.
You hereby ordered 10 meet as board of audi
tors, at the Court House, in the Borough of Red
ford, Thursday. the 18th day of November inst.
at 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, TO peri the duties REQUIRED
by the Act Of Assembly, approved 2lst day OF A.
pr 1885, for the better regulation of the Militia ot
this Commonwealth-also all officers having in
charge th- accounts of the different companies wiz
apPrar and present the said accounts for setlemea.
said day.
Brigade Inspectors offce, LEM'L EVANS. B.r.
EvaRsvils, Nov. s, 1855
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/ D.:

On Suraay, lhf 18Th inst, Near Schelishnig g,
9lsrtut, son OF LEONARD sn4 Margaret Fe'ghi,
sgd on. geaf, nint m1nlhs AID ii days.
The sun Uas sinking in he west,
i'IeH Mau;n passed away;
Al! aalufr calm and hushed 10 resI
TAI .l-asaol autumn Jay:
Tie sua 8as sinking IN he west,
u h,-n Martin cios~d his eyes,
T. open ,hr'n hcrr live thr bl'st
k-yond lhr azure skies.
TIE hutter Of az angrl's wing,
And Martin vas al f~si
III, tufu-d his spirit yoicr TO sing
Tie sweet notes 0i the bl,s..
So sohI, PASSED bis s5ul away,
We thought hin wrapped ~ sleep
lai, oh b.. rntsrrd heaven that day,
Aud IN is hsFr 10 He~P
4. AtS.
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nWHlSkERAhDO"

WARRANTED TO force the Mousische and
WhiskeTs 10 sTow strong aud luxuraBt IN one
month wh.Te there before. Ii VIII
not stain or iH)ure the skin. Price dollar
Sent 10 all parts OF the country.
Address, DR. :. P. SHELDEN, n. York City.
October 20, lS5S-6m wxM
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.4D.ULATSTR.71OR'S NOTICE.

D.H{.A IL 4 R-7tORS y .NOiIt IL.
NOTICE is hereby given that lriters OF
administration have been granted TO thc nni"rssn-
ed hy the Register Of Bedford couniy- upon the E
tale OF William Nycum. late OF Nontoe 'ownship
decea-ed--aii persons, therefore, indebted 10 SAID
estate viii please make iInsnsdi4te payment, and
those having claims against 1t, viii present them
duly authenticated ior settlement.
JOHN NYCUN.
OF g 1855 Administrator.
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M a 2 RI 2

On tie ls,h, y The Re-. H. Hrck~rman, al
the r-<idrnc- Of A;fhoay Smith, 10 Napier :p.,
Nj. Brnianin j. HHnsT, 10 Miss Margaret
C.;o.
On th, -am~ DAY BY lhr SANE, a. the resi-
deuce Of John g. Minnich in Bedford, DR.. j.
L. Aartoui., {! Jci!stoUE Pa, 10 Miss Ell'n
Rcd, II >eArIls5usg.
r.5-ir~ SHOW rcisse sss accompanied by large
tad .z'icu,ts car, yshica ;ae bsp?y ronpie have
...c :sarhs Uf TIE printer.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of ar order of the Orphans Court
ID Of Bedford county, the undersigned viii
otter al public sale fhe premises, on
Saturday, tie fist dny Of Ja"~ory, nfrf'
the following descrtbed Real Estate. being tract
Of land con, aiming FIFTY ACRES, or Whereabouts,
80 Of which are cleared and under irnce The im-
provemtuts are A -
GRLST-MILL LOG AND FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE. BARN aud other out-buildings. There Is
also an ORCHARD thereon.
This property is in Londonderry township, adJoin-
ing lands Of Christian Albright. James Mattingiy,
John NJ. Buchanan ana others.
Ii is close to he route of the ConnelisvIfe 'at
rcad.-ln close proximity with Cumberland and
nreseU.s opportunities for profitable investment
Terms:--tash a. confirmation of sale.
CHARLES HoYMAN.
JACOB C.. ALBRIGHT 7.
Ai-nrs of he estate OF Sata ! hoyuan, dec d.
Nov, ~, 1885.
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T Fl E
Liver TnsigorasOr.
PREPARED By DIR. sANDFoRD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
4 oHs Of tie rest pnrgative and hrer medicines no~
before the public, that acts as Catdartic easier
miider. and more efectuai than any othe- medicine
known. II IS not only Csthartc, but Liver re-
mrdy. acting Grst on the Liver 10 eject its morbid
matter, then the stomach and bowels 10 carry Oh
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes effect
uaily, without any of the painful feelings exper
eneed IN the operations OF most Cathartics, Ii
strengthens The system at the same time that !,
pnrges III and when taken daily in moderate doses
will strenthen and build it up with unusual rapid.
ty.
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an ,fLaISTR. .1TOR,S .NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administra-
ZION have been granted 10 the subscriber the es-
tate of t4imas O'Neal late of West Providene
shin. decd-al persons indebted 10 said estate,
notified TO make immediate payment, and those hsv
ing claims against the requested 10 pre-
SENT them, ,luly authenticated for settlement
JONATHAN SNYDER
Admir- of Hinas O'Neal, deed.
os, Is, 1883.
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aa0THACHE.

,opEACHE. This disease can be cured
Tau IttATSrg's ToorHAcuE RRnEDY, prepared by
sf ph' p:+t.burg, Pa, which is pat up in bottles
Eo - A. Q5 cents each. II IS an excellent medi-
ga diluted. for spongy ard lender gums, and
e0s' ten times its price to all vino need it,
|oc.n,nel Browns, Bedford, and al J. F.. Col
~. schelisbuTg nov 70 37-oni-
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NOTICE.

ALL r rsrns la'prested are hereby noifi-d That
/ have purchased Of Joseph Shene!rltrr, ot Jn-
niat4 township, three bead Of hols-s. "Hh as
many ssls af harness, collars and hiid!rs, tiH-r
h,ad Of cattle, one wagon, plough, farFow,
sni stavei- plough, and all III gain IN the
ground on tn farm or which hs resides, tnr
aforesaid personal property = r"Eiain - th~
possesson oi said SarG.-iriter ill call f37 It.
JOSEPH MORTIMOkE.
Harrison ~, Oct. 18th, 1889.
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SHOE STORE!
Ferguson & Go..

HAVE Just opened their new Store in AN
derson's Row. Of buildings, nearly opposite The
Gazette Office.
Their stock Of Boots and Shoes foE men, wo-
men and children, is certainly the bes; and
cheapest that has ever be"n brought 10 Bedford,
for three reasons.
First On account OF the pressure OF The
times, they have been laid in at 80 cents on the
dollar less than what was paid last year for the
same goods.
Second They were bought foI CASH, and
the usual discounts made.
Third They were bought in much larger
quantities than dry goods merchants lny them,
and consequently were bonght much lower.
If this is doubted, the evidence is on the stand
at the counter.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
The store room has been SO arranged as to
have separate apartment for the Ladies, pro-
vided with comfortable chairs and stools where
they cat sit and talk, or buy shoes as they
please.
Pickles and Fruits.
In connection with The shoe business, all
kinds of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves viii hr
kept. including Pine Apple, Peach, Strawbrr-
rirs. Ch+rri-s, Brandy Peaches, Catsaps, Mixed
Pickles. L7bslers, SC. sc.
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FE'O NVALTDS. DR. H7RDM4N'-
ANAINTGCAI PHYSTCIAN ANE
Physician for Diseases of the LUNGS,

= ~ TsH.N =
MARINE HOSPITAL, k>H IANALIHS RETREAT,
.fuihor Of ''Leticrs ~ Iagaiid> -
EIitor Of tie Medical Strthoscop-," Sc,
Or. Hardnan treats Consumption, Bronchitis,
Asthma laryn gliis, and all diseases Of Tie throat
aad lungs, ny Moderated inhalation lately used IL
the EioHrou Hus spital, London. The great poiui in
he rlratmrut OF an hnnia maladles get al the
direct n'anurr- A medicines are estimated by
iarir action upon the organ requiring relief. This
IS ;Ae Important fact upoH .,hch inhalation /, Gas-
sd 1.-The stomach is diseased we iake> medicines
directly i.tto he stomach Ii the Lungs az dlseas-
ed breathe jrhae rnedicated vapors directly into
The lurgg. Medicines are the aGtIdotcs 10 disease
AMI sFGuld be applied 10 The very al the disease
lhaiailon IS The application Of this principle the
TeatrneE' OF the lungs, for II gives direct
IN those intricate cir cells aud tubes which lie out Of
r~aeh cl every other meaas Of administering medi-
otaes. iDtad'on brings the medic me direct con-
tact with the disease, without the disadvantage of
AM violent action lis application is simple,
that Il can be employed by the youngest infant or
feebest invalid. It does not derauge tae stomach,
comfort o. business of the patient
OIHEE DISEASES TREArFD.-In relation TO the iol-
affections or existing alone, also invite consufa-
ton. usually find them promptly eHraJtr.
Papapus and all other forms Of female complaints,
Irregularities and Weakness.
Papitaton and all other forms ol Heart Diseases.
Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, ana al! olh"r diseases
q he Stomach and Bowels, Piles, tyc. ,fc.
All diseases OF the eye and ear. Neuralgia. Eri-
lePsy. and u! forms o' nervous disease.
:. D. FARDMAN, u. d
No charge for constitution.
June e. 1855
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q T. s. d

The best, and most general assorimr OF
Tobacco and Cigars, will be kept constantly on
hanA.
As there ia no store OF this kind kept III this
county, the rrnPri't7Is arr determined to KEEP
II right, and sell Al the lowest livias Profits.
4. FERGUSON 4 60.
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GENTLEMENs CLOTHING

Of every variety Of patterns, from the richest
CASHMERE - the most endurIng COMMON
WEAR
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c r 0 CE ES,

such IS CoTers, Sugars, Specs, Sc. &c.
Gall ascnad ard buy anything you walt.
Nov. ~, 1883.
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QlEES> ARE

Of all solis from tue finest China TO the cheapest
article III the market,
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Deferred Matter.

NV ENNMPLE WDWuY or IMITATION
schuyler CnlIN OF Indiana made over oar
hundred speeches ON the STAMP during the
canvass iu that State. ~ view OF which the
i1O0ie we'll observes; "Mhlt work can do
iu pol ticd canvas, is shuNo in the 18th
Congressional District OF Indiana, who'r able
aud faithful Republican Representative,
) huylrr CoittN, was on the stump six day
ion the week, aud generally twice u day, from
tn hour of his return rom Washington uu-
~ the day of election. The consequence is
ta,i, though he had an efficient and popular
.oprrrrut, and DluyhS man nt that, ME
tpihN is reelected by 1850 majority, In q
u strict which glvr him tut ltiiG Two years
ayp. aud The Republican State ticket haA 1914
mrjurily which is more than in 1891, when
thu Republicans carried the State bv 10000
majority. Had the whole State been as faith
iuily c,n,a,,rd as the lH'h District, the Re
publican triumph would nave been com plet,
and o,erWh lining
pNRs ~ BWpwNLow on KENrUcKY.--The
pu>pl in his paper, the Knoxville, lena.
Wni4 gives Ia, following description OF
kentucky, and assigns the reason why the
State is becoming democratic;
"Oac knows when hc enters Kentucky.
without hcing tol |, for every man you meet
or pass pu foot has RTE on his shoulder
Al every cross road and stage stand, aud
country store--lt every blucksmith's shop
AMI saw or girls, null, there is liquor shop.
anl seated around it are to he seen ten or u
DOZEN idle mon, in their shirt sleeves. guns
resting up against trees, an men all drunk.
fhcrr are too many idle mcn in Kentucky,
aud too much mean liquor drank, and this
explains why the State is becoming dcB,o-
crdfic -
IVA Cincinnati paper notices the las, sol.
itrN blHqlct of u last mans" club in that
city. In the ch ,lcra season OF 1892 seven
gentlemen agreed to meet annually and dine
together MS long as they lived, "A bottle OF
wine to he sealed and drunk in memoridm bv
the list survivor. The first reunion was held
ca the 9Th October, 1892, and on the 9th DC.
tubcr, 1858, d.. Waiter, sole survivor of the
s,rrn dE,nk from the bottle and pledged the
sis dc,d friends VII ,Se empty chairs and emu
" plates were his only society at the last met
ancholy feast.
t7V- Every newspaper reader has probably
noticed thai The "pbitnarV" nuticc invariably
follows Immediately after those Under the
"llymenihl' head. How typical this Of the
wedding Of happiness and the grieis of hfe {,
lie cknnts aud songs, aud glec of merry
ones to-day wjIl be trakru bN.wuilings of Sor-
rnw tomorrow, fortht7sod Nil be piled upon
the breast OF some we Thought not 80 near
the gmvv, We read N.ho.ure married aud
wish them ipy a line below n, the record of
deaths, and we say mournfulS, peace 10
their nshcH.' Sorrow trrads on the heels of
JOY; songs are huShed Nv the football of
Death; laughs are broken ruhrlv-voicrs. no,
matter how musical, arc stillcd in a moment
---AndRta JineIcdR.
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TRUE TIME:
American Watches.

IIESE superior watchcs are made by the aid
original machinery. expressly designed TO secure y III
low price and uStrogHtY ArttIHLi
q keeper The movements IN construction.
been bN the highes authorities to hc tu
l4A the
rNacing he unlung IN action These Watches
entire the crude materials, IN single
tnb connected and uniform pr0crS.csthc tnc
beuE ORGANIZED upon the system that has beer
adopted the production OF the uncquacd American Gre
hch enables " 10 produce movement at one.
u price "a Foreign the uuHlifN
carefully trstrd. accompanied With
the makcr'-crtin catr and warranty fir rrS wears
An urcign watches are made by hand. the American
watches being the only ones made by machinery upon
Throughout Nearly al handmade watch
r. defective AMI are continually getting order
parts the country TITS mpa, ihe 10 mad good
trparcrs aud watch repairing n ALWAYS uncertain
ana exp naive The Introduction 81 American Watches
ispors this this difficulty, and country merchants
well watch dealers keep watches par OF tibet
stock aud thus supply their customers with
4 staple. which may be used other article.
without myseiN OF humbuE. Sold by the trade generally
SAlesrpom In BOSTON los Washington street General
Assuts. Mcssrs. Robbins Appleton New York
ri APPLETON, TRACY A 60.
WALTHAM. MASS.
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CARRIAGE WORK.

ENHE subscribers having rented part Of the
shop formerly occupied by Wheeler x Flint
IN the Steam Mill, would say TO their friends and
the public that they prepared To do any work
in Carriage building or RcpairinE that may be
required. Also. Patterns and Models made by an
experienced workman.
Also StimSon \ Chapn's improved Broadcast
Seed Sowing Machine. which with one horse. will
sow frnm-20 to 30 frct wide and more even than
eau Oe dU',c nv hand. .CAH aud see them.
Att work done faithfully and with despatch
Please give Ne call. q. K..CHAPLIN a co.
S4. Jnhnshury. April ", 1858 a
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regard VI EdiY ono of the most capable and size
cessul practitioners with whom have had onIyis Inter
Course.
CiIAS MASON" Commission IT Patents
have 30 hcsatlouin assuring inventors that Tho
employ moro competent ana truAiNurhA
capable ~ uutius thCIr appcAti'U-iu trut
-,uI' Cor 1yu an cat! aud GNoAuIt consideration al
tho Patent ufnCv
EpMt NJ BURKE" Late Commissioner Of Patents
"kustuu. fcurulr, T. l hS
Mr. u II Eld, has made frrWc TlltnrEEN application.
all hut ON which uatrnts have b"cu uraiitrd,
that ulrls pending such unuiistAAuhlr proof
pirut and sty Un h- part heads nv o. rccHinrn'
nil Inventor, 60 pp Ia HIN 10 procure th,ir PATENTS. ~
bc ot having the most iunu attention be-
uu IN and rchs 'ttallr ChnrsCa
JOHN tAtGAkr"
From sept I'th 1881 June I7t. iss' the -,t'rrbrr
course ul hts practice. made ~ rejected
4.Il.atteRs SIX TEEN APPEALS. EVERY oNEot which
decided In hsavot by the Commissioner Of Patents
n " EDDT.
Boston. January |, 1855 OIL.
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A GOOD UNDERSTANDING
Cheap for Cash
'V'HE subscribers would announce to the public
that they are just receiving large supply Of
BOOTS AND SHOES

Of every desirable style and quality, for their
Wholesale and rstaii trade, direct from the best
manufactures in Massachusetts, and Vermont
which they Offer at retail low as can be bought
in this, or any other. County in the State, and
a whole. ale as low as can be bought in Boston, or
New York markets
They continue 20 manufacture to order great
variety of warranted Boots and Shoes, for Ladies
AND Gentlemen OF excellent workmnnsh and out
Of tire best quality of stock.
Also constantly on hand for sale Kid aud Goat
Stock, French Calf skins, shoe thread, nails &c.
They would return their ackno vleden,ents for the
liberal patrunage they have received, and respect
fully solicit n continuance Of pubic favor.
~ Please call and examine for yourselves, be.
Tore pur chasing elsewhere.
ALLEN 4 BURPEE.
Railroad St. ST John sbury, sspt q l65s
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G. II. & J. NJ. WEEKS

Have just received from Boston their fall
and winter Stock OF Goods, comprising Il
good assortment of the latest Styles, which
they are bound to sell at n very low figure.
Persons at a distance are almost invariably
sure Of finding just the articles they want at
Weeks store, as they have the advantage Of
selecting from a large assortment.
They are receiving goods of the latest
fashions cckly, by Cheney & Co.'S Express.
All persons who wish to make bargain
satisfactorily to themselves, are advised to
give them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Lyndon, VI, Sept. Il, 1853.
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Horse Shooting
Nn
Observation-Disclosures

'gNliE subscribers would respectfully announce
U 90 the ruplg th1t tn, have flrutdl pAtl-
uvrs'Iip t1r tn' pUipu.c ul carrying On the nbni
named business. Altkinds II work done with
ucamass and DESPATCH
{. Patterson ono ~ the Arm. viii give hi. per.
,onll attention t0 horses IN the habit of cutting
pr oNrrrracninE OF having bad feet lie thinks
FROM h, long experience he can give general sat
i-f,ction, The patronage ofthc public is rcspcct-
fully solicited. c, PA l%RSON.
81 $. b. MANSrON. .
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'I'itE -subsefiber. has bccn appointed agent foi
tn. celebrated Mandatory, and is prepared
ta sell their WORTH RENOWNED III tNb
fOtrE~, ~ their lowest Wnrcroum prices. Al.
~ >truiurnts sold 10y him, win bc fully warranted
aud purchasers may avail themselves ofhis opiu
ion and experience without extra charge. Also
Pianos to let, rcnt pay able invariably in Alliance,
c. II. CLARKE.
St JohnShurY. April NJ. 1853 -- S3tt
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Great Excitement!

TI'EErlI extracted AZ DE-, Newtou's office by
1 tug usr ~ ca.yanism WITHOUT FAN
Al rEur, rl1 .rr rufrrluR from drcsyed, ana
p,iui.. teeth. Gem by this m-thod have Them TO-
uYfrI ritHHut pain aud suf NHg, d. Newton
would s.y tu hi, friends Co cuins Hnd witness tlr
0Hrr.uru ~ this agent in tho eKfIactlon 81 teeth
So iohnsburJl OCT 20 1908, $40
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Machinery and Castings.

Run Subscribers have on bend Woodworlh's
Il Fiauers. Circular faw MIls, ClapbuHrd aud
htIuRla hills ~ approved patterns and rAcrlleut
wuIkIuuuahip; Hlsa hltal-huuse Arch months
and Plates, IlarksmitAs' Iwires, Fan Follows
and Tive holicrs, Boa Stoves, Barn door Rolls,
Iron sinks, sc, 80. Casfiugs and fprgluEs "
ryey description, and repairing done % urucr aud
~ short notice. HALLEl 4 InOMPhON-
30. Juhusbury VI 01tf