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WOOD WooD II WooDlll
SAVE 20 PER by buying your Wood at office Of Citv
Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. SNORFH STREET
JAMES Fl. JOHNSON
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&FF& FOR SAVANNAH.

"CITY OF Norfolk"
Win leave her wharf foot of Union Dock as aboRs
S bi ~ IN m her departure may be relied on
son n EP i1,t as; cabin passagesl5.
h Bills Ladng will be signed after the departure of the
Freights taken at lowest rates Apply to
d3l6t '" M MEN rAhl Iir agent IT.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAITTMORE
MI o e the matter of the Mortgage from James
1885, and recorded Lber H. F. No y Folio I
Honorable Court for Baltimore the RE
port OF Sohn F. PckIe mortgage named mortgage
respectfully shows that the debt interest secured by said
deTns f e P e o therein re- a
~ emitted an Act relating to Mortgages the City and
With penalty and security which were approved BY tbe
and fulfil any decree or ORDER Rbc Ss COUNTY to abide BY
Gcu Court for Baltimore County citation to the Sale Of
or the proceeds thereof and fled the said bond IN
mat he hereuPon gave due notice by daily
U day wasp P published in the city of Bmo
inclusive and also by published throughout
e same period N the Ba more County American, Weekly
@ P in Baltimore county of his purpose to
s @ors sa at public auction the said
sixth day Of December 859 at one O'clock o the the
following terms of sale viz One thousand dollars in cash
able in eight equal annual nstaments the whole Unpaid
the said sixth day of December the year Aforesaid and at
~ Tune as Aforesaid in the said advertisements
morgaged premises pursuant to said notice and advertise
upon LnS sad terms therein mentioned.
Whole OF the lands enements property in said
described and thereby morgaged and hereupon made sale
OF e same to John kabernaZe at and for the price or sm
shS thG%sand ana one hundred dollars he being the
enze pursuant to the terms OF SALE hath made TO the
the cash payment of thousand dollars and
inc Undersigned further reports that the said sale was and
Is in all respects fair one. ~ WOO anu
c,,..r JOHN F. PICKRELL
State Of Maryland, Baltimore City, SIS:
O hereby certify that on this goth day of December D.
1902 before me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace Of said
state in and for the city Of Baltimore personally appeared
me ABOVE named John f. Pckrell and made oath on the
Holy Evangay Of Almighty God that the several facts and
SCI iorth IN the foregoing Report true as therein
stated to the best of his knowledge and belief and that th
sale therein mentioned a fair one $500 ~ ~
C,u, r. 49,, a. DANL. E. MYERS
hereby certify that Daniel E. Myers, ESQUIRE before
whom the annexed affidavit made and who has there
unto auoscrlDed his name, at the time of SO doing
Justice OF the Peace Of the State Of Maryland in and for the
CITY OF BaItim9fe duly commissioned and sworn
ax the seal of the Superior Court of BaItimore ctv
& this 10th day of December, A. D. 1859 wy
wv c,, GEO. E. SANasToN,
Clerk OF the Superior Court of Baltimore civ
..... True copy-Test
~ GEORGE H. CARMAN
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MANNs HOTEL AND DINING Rooms.
l24 W. BALTIMORE STREET
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
Westil continue up Meals at our yery moderate
charges, with OYSTERS, TERRAPINS, GAME, FISH and
FOWL Parties large small accommodated in our large
and private Dining Rooms, second floor Thankful for
the very liberal patronage received, respectfully ask
continuance Of the same
Our Chambers have recently been refurnshed and will
compare favoraby with any other Hotel Single Rooms 50
cents.
n7 AANN'S CONGRESS HALL BOWLING SALOON
Is in the rear of this house, No so FAYE1TE STREET
h2iu c. H. MANN, Proprietor
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j. B. T. PHELPS
g e L Ell MEMS " Ear
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Coal UNDER Cover.

Coal UNDER COVER
Every variety OF HARD AND SOFT GOALS from tho
most approved mines, kept clean dry from RAIN and
SNOW, at the lowest cash prices Full guaranteed
l.. W, LEISENRING,
Sle-im No I20 North Howard street
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Wheeler Wilson has, usual, won the highest pre-
MUM at the Fair of the American Institute and Of the
principal Fairs throughout the Union.
30 Send for Circular
OFFlCE-2O5 W. BALTIMORE STREET,
dI3,tf RaItirnoro NJ,
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GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
IA MIL Y Sc WING Nh CHIMES.
NEW sTYLES-PRICEs, $50 TO sla5 .
HEMMERS, IS EXTRA

hFSia ERS, 50 EXTRA.
BALTIMORE, July 18th, 1859.
The undersigned have used the ''GRoyER& BAKERn
SEWING MACHINES for five years past, and in all that
time 1t has fully met expectations every particular
can recommend them therefore, entire confidence
as the very hest machine in use.
JOSEPH BICKERToN & co.
BALTIMORE, July 10th, 1859
1t affords me much pleasure bear testimony to the ex
ceency OF Messrs. GROVER 4 BAKERS SEWING MA
CHIMES, having in my family which does all that is
protested for it, and with beauty and quieness that
delightful in the household
Rev. JNO. McCR0N,
Pastor Third Eng. Lutheran Church
sALESRooMS-lsl Baltimore street, Baltimore
1926 Broadway, New York
~ Send for Circular. j2s-tf
IMPROVED GLYcERNE CREAM.
The best preparation offered public for the cure
and prevention Kidnapped Hands, Lips One or two ap
pcations of this Cream will render the skn soft smooth
and deicatey white Prepared only by
n. HYNS0N JENNINGS l. CO,
nS-tf SO North Charles street
LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'s,
UNRIvALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR
September 30th, 1859.
~ Baltimore Office, -.. .a-
l3l WEST BALTIaoaE sTREEr
o5'u between Calvert and South streets
GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND Coal.
Selected Lump for CRATES. Run of mine for manu-
ac'u1nS and shipping purposes. From the best mines
FOR sale by CHAs. GILMoR
dl'-u IS Second street
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MARRIED,
On the 18th inst, by Rev. John Keeling, JOHN HELLER,
Jr, of Norfolk, Va, to Miss MARGAREfHA HEINLEIN,
Of this CITY
On the 18th inst. by Rev. Joseph Farrow, JEREMIAH
EN- Ely to Miss MAGGIE V. KIRBY, both of this city
On the 9th inst, at the Univ ersalis Church. ivy R.
NARD. all of Baltimore - - - ---'
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SELLING OFF AT COST
r RS CHINA HALLSt
a RARE CHANCE.
Intending to engage in the WHOLESALE BUSHES
Exclusively, have determined to close out my large an
beautiful stock AT C0SThe richest and most varied eve
'dered in this country, consisting of
GLASSWARE, cut, pressed and engraved, of
BOHEMIAN, FRENCH, AND
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH,
DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES
VASES, STATUETTS, ORNAMENTS AND NOTIONS
PARIAN GOODS.
SILVERPLATED SETS, CASTORS &c
CUTLERY, WATERS, &c
DINNER SETS.
TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS
COMMON GOODS
And an endless variety of beautiful and rare articles with
every thing pertaining to the business most of which are
entirely new having been imported for my Fall and Winter
Sales previous to my intention change nv business
CALL EARLY as l expect to close up by DECEMBER
NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST To do so TINE WILL BE GIVEN on Iarp. sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and families invited to call and see for them
selves.
D PRESTON PARR
2ll Baltimore street,
CharIe
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DRs. CHURCH b gladden.,
DENTTSTS,
No. 80 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
n2S-u Baltimore.
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ECONOMY EooNoMY!l
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing already Sawed
Split at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No 3NoRTH STREET.
slO-tf ...-'.. JAMES Fl JOHNSON
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For THE HOLIDAYS
EDWARD AKERs,
MATCHMAKER JEWELER
Has received this day large assortment of NEW Goops
which will be sold very low for cash,
at the New Store,
No 65 South CHARLES STREET, Opposite the Old Stand
d2SSt Near Pratt street
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hp NOTICE.-A Temperance Sermon will he
W delivered by Rev S. L. NJ. CoNSOR, on TO MORROW
Sunday MORNING at ii O'Clock, the Jefferson street
NJ Church, in behalf OF Hawatha Section No IL c. o. t
The Washington and Silver Sp ing sections together with
with us will leave Temperance Temple at 10 O'clock
precisely. By order, - ~
IT. = W Fl CARTER w p
HPA MEETING FOR FORMATION OF A
~ CLASS IN GERMAN LANGUAGE will take pl-ce
NEAT MEDNESDA ", January the 4th, at O'Clock, p NJ
at DR. GU1NZBURG'S 0FFIC- No 65 Mulberry street, be-
tween Park and Howard Gentlemen desiring to acquire
practical knowledge of this important language very
moderate expense will not miss the appointment d395t+
DOLL BUTTER.-l0 bbls. Haines 4 Fosters
1textla prime, Is bbls other choice and ar
irving daily by EXPRESS also, low priced Roll for sale
MEI&SELL GRAFTON, lag W. Pratt St d3l4t
HHD. HOOPS, smooth shaved II and IA feet,
in bundles Of 40 each for sale in lots to suit by Wa
S CROSS, corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues 4lf
STAyES, : PIPE, HID AND BARREL
~ Staves prime lots ust received from yard
wharf, in lots to suit by VIM s. CROSS, corner East
Falls and Eastern Avenues -. d3lf
DIED OAK HID. STAVES.- small lot un-
IL selected Norfolk Slaves, for sale by WM s. CROSS
corner East Falls and Eastern Avenues SO d3I-tf
nRIED FRUIT, BEANS AND PEAS-l50
~ bushels unpeeed PeAches 60 do peeled do 400 do
White Beans 100 do BlaekEysd Peas sale by EDWD
MITCHELL CO No go Pratt street. I. - dsl-tf
HRANBERRIES-25 bbls., Eastern, landing
~ and for sale by PALMER THOMAS, Is Bowlys
.s.- E 3
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RooFNe RooFING u RooFIKe n -...
Economy, Durability aud Security
Warren's Fire and Water Proof
FELr AND CoMPOsITIoN RooPIEo
Unrivaled by anything discovered Roofing purposes
PkRPRcFLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFEorLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECeSoMr,
UERIyALLED FOR DURABILITY
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
Forfurther information address call
JAS n. JOHNSON,
No. 2 Jarvis Building, North and
y2hh Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
-.s1- ..
s.. IMPORTANT TO HousEKREPERs. .r-
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCiiy Steam Fire Wood
Mill, . ..-
e.. . No NORTH STREET.
slG-u JAMES II. JOHNSON
LEsTER's IMPROVED
r SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES ...
At Prices from $50 to s5n Cabinets plain
ted to do every kind of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires seam. tla u. ..l.
81 Saiesroom 1863 Baltimore street, s.-..r asGI -
ms7-tf - L.. CHASE. Agent.
PRUNEs PRUNEs |!
The bestever imported into this market The lovers OF
this fine fruit will please examine them -.r. au .a.
For sale by .. ......
.. -.a .- s -- WIN Fl. MCLEAN, .-.|
nleu 49,. .e.. 81 Charles st
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CIGARS CIGARs!!
would call the attention of smoke rs to nv present az
sortment of pure HAVANA No other kind in store and
consequence no imposition For sale by
. WIN. H. MCLEAN,
nls-tf 50 NJ Charles at
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CoMPON D EKrRArrE OF SApulnlpr,

one quarter of all people scrofulous their persons
are invaded by this lurking infection, their health is
undermined by it To cleanse it from
renoyate the blood by Alternative medicine and nyigo-
| nnlv in ~+>N'N''~'
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THE BEST SEWING MACHINE n.
The only First Premium Sewing Machines for Family
and General Manu- acturing Purposes was awarded to
LISTERS SEWING MACHINES, .'tt
AT the lat Fair of the Maryland Institute for their super
ority all others. Price $50 and upwards. m q. m
SALEs ROOMS t ,
nI4-t le3 baltimore s,raat
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CITY OF NORFOLK
Ui,, , - -. >; G PARKER, Comm ander,
Trlunctuallty IN her departure may be relied on
The ships of this line will now run weekly dnrin tho
son. First-class cabin passagesI5 e Vic "ea
No Bills Ladng will be signed after the denartura os III
ship. WIZ "ePol'"iH vi the
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woman's Loye-A Beautiful Incident.

Six years ago, young man, just enter
ing life, under the influence of rum commit
ted crime against society, was tried in this
city, convicted and sent 10 Waupun, where
be served out his term behind the prison
bars. Before his trial, fair girl had
promised to link fortunes with him, and
cruel was the blow to her. But she loved
him. All through the six long years did
she wait for the day of his release. With
a true woman's heart she believed him in
nocent-innocpnt at least. b, fore God, and
like the magnet, she held on her steady
way. her heart pointing ever to the future.
long were the years TO him. Slow passed
the hours Second were minutes-minutes
honrs-hours days--days weeks weeks
monihs-monihs years and years were like
ages. Every tolling of the prison bell
struck d ep to his heart. and every sunset
took anothr thread from his skein. Nor
we're the hours less weary 70 her. Hope
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the Academy of Sciences of Paris. This
learned body, however, deemed the subject
beneath its notice, and did not even take
the trouble to verify the simple fact upon
which the whole discovery rested.
1t is now. however, clearly proved that
a jar charged with electricity enough TO kill
a bullock, can he immediately discharged,
without spark or explosion, by means Of II
straw-even it not more tlan an inch or so
long; the habitations Of the poorest may
then be provided with safety-conductors at
a trifing cost. All that is required is to
tie a wisp of straw to wooden stake by
means of brass wire, and to afix copper
point to the top. These means have been
employed in eighteen communes of the de-
partment of Tarbes, in the Pyrenees-one
Of the conductors being used for every 60
acres and it is said that the lands have
been protected, not only from the effects Of
lightning, but from that of hail also.
Experiments are now being made in the
use Of straw for the conductors of electric
telegraphs, and it is said with great success
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MORAL SUAsIoN ON A RAM.-When a
friend of ours, whom We call Agricola, was
a boy, he lived on farm in Berkshire
county, the owner of which was troubled
by dog Wolf. The cur killed his sheep,
knowing, perhaps, that he was conscien.
tiously opposed to capital punishment, and
| could devise no means to prevent il. II
can break HIM OF it." said Agricola, ''if you
will give me leave" Thou art permitted
said the honest farmer; and we will let
Agricola, tell the story in his own words.
"Thero was ram on our farm" said Agri-
cola, notorious for butling as Wolf was for
sheep stealing and who stood in as much
need OF moral suasion as a dog. shut
Wolf up in the barn with the old fellow,
and the consequence was that the dog new
er looked sheep in the face again. The
ram broke every bone in his body, literally.
Wonderfully uplifted was the ram aforesaid
by his exploit his nsolence became intol-
cradle; he was sure 10 pitch into whomso-
ever went nigh him. "I'll fix him." said !,
and 50 did, 1 rugged an iron crowbar out
of a hole in the barn, POINT foremost, and
hung an old hat on the end Of it. You
can't always tell when you see hat wheth-
er there is head in it or not; how then
| should a ram? Aries made at it full butt,
aud being a good marksman from long
practice, The bar broke in between his horns
and came out under his tail. This little
admonition effectually cured him of but.
ting
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that blessed angel, sat beside her by day,
and reposed on her pillow at night. Some
there were who laughed at her holy love
who sneered so meanly at her lovcr--a
prisoner miles away. But little mattered
it to her.--Others might sneer--she re-
mained true to her heart and to him. Oth-
ers might laughs wept. Others might
point to man in prison drab, toilius away
from morn till night. with but one star to
guide him on. She saw the honest soul that
might be saved-or lost-and woman that
she was, nervrd herself to bear their iibes
and jeers. Blessed words came 10 him In
his lonely cell words of love--of hope-of
kindness-and stronger grew the heart of
him who had truely his better angel watch
ing over his unbroken futune. Each word
from her lightened The hours as they went
by. and larger grew the day on which lib.
erfy was to come. Men visited him, and
with careless words, or speaking eye, threw
into his cell maddning thought on which
his soul must feed, and tremblingly shrink
to The darkest corner Of its living temple.
Then letter from her would dash aside
the dark curtains, and beckon him on to
the spo: of sunshine outside, and beyond
his present reach.-So passed the years.
Friends died, and he wept over them.
The sin was long since more than atoned
for, and at last The little spot of sunshine
crept to his cell, and entering by the key
hole of the door, led him forth into the
bright rays of liberty. He was conducted
to the office Of the prison by McGraw, and
citizens dress in place of prison suit,
given him, and led into the inner-room,
where stood she. who years before had
promised before God to be his. What
meeting IT'S not for US to speak of it.
On the evening train, the two arrived in
this city, and were, by one of our divines,
Joined in marriage. We were witness to
the ceremony, and never shall forget it,
Never forget the eye moistened with tears
of happiness, nor the throbbing of the hear.
that had so long waited and trusted.
Saved Saved !! ] May the future be all tho
brighter for the dark cloud that SO long
hund over it, and true friends be ever ready
TO lend a helping hand. We believe in
woman's love-in woman's devotion, the
more after knowing the facts above stated.
God bless the true heart wherever found
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There are vials of wrath filled with in
dignaiion for vessels Of wrath fitted for dcs-
truction.
1t is better TO swim in the waters Of re-
pentsnce than to burn in the fires of ven-
g, ance.
No good lives so long as that which is
thankfully improved no evil dies so soon
as that which is patiently endured.
Wicked men must net be feared be they
never SO mighty, nor followed be they new.
er so many. Fear not the fear Of men.
A sanciiied heart is better than silver
tongue: heart full Of grace Is better than
head full OF notions; q man may be q
great scholar, aud yet be great sinner.
In things of this world. they that lovo
too much will always greave 10 much. 1t
is the greatness Of our affection which
causeih the sharpness oS our ADDICTION.
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CANINE SAGAcITY.-The truth of the
following instance of the sagacity of dog
we can subsiantiate in every particular,
and is, we think, well worthy Of notice. A
little daughter of e.of our pren,inent cit
izens has well-arrangsd baby house upon
which she besiows much care, tastefully
dressing the various doll occupants thereof
in the morning, and divesting them Of their
clothing at night. This practice she has
followed for some months. The pet dog of
the family usually sat by her at night and
superiniended the work of preparing the
dolls for bed. One evening last week the
girl was away to tea and did not return in
season to perform the parental duties to the
babies. The dog awaited her arrival until
the dolls hour of retiring had passed, and
knowing that they ought TO be taken care Of,
carefully went to work and undressed them.
five in number. without injuring the dresses
in the least. How he did il we know not,
but such is the fact.--Nantucket Hqnircr.
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DAINTs AND OIL;
WHITE LEAD GROUND IN OIL
WHITE LEAD. DRY
PURE ZtNG AND LEAD;
PUAE FHENGH ZINC
PURE NEN IERsE ZINC
RAW LINSEED OIL;
BOILED LINsEED OIL tExtraG
COACH YARNISII;
BEST DRYING JAPAN
SPIRITS TURPENTINEi
rOr sNis :" 'A'ss y JOSEPH CLARK.
Bratteboro April Il, 1859 10
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STRAW LIeHrSISG CoNDUcToRs.-ln
the wear 1926. Lapo-telle, OF Ami-ns, made
sone exnerirn-nts on the value of straw a
a conductor of electricity. These exprri-
ments were reported in some of the jour
nails, and memoir was drawn up en- the
subject hy the discoverer, and presented to
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p O 4 L II Y


For the limos.
To l.. r. b.
Death Death This earth should be paradise to ma
THAT SO fearful
What Is the conflict we call Death,
Why does 1t bring sigh!
Is the passing of our mortal breath
The ONLY time to die2
Call itnot Death, which frees tho soul
From earthly care and woe;
Its better waves those that roll
With hfes dark ebb and fow.
Many such in lfe's long day,
Ere we at rest may lie,
Many grave upon the way,
Ger which the living die.
The hnppiest heart has some green mound
watered with filling tears,
Some tones that echo will resound,
Embittering all lfe's years.
To lose the clasp Of living hands,
TINS side the shadows vale,
Harsh, bitter words in household bands,
The quivering lip and cheek so pale
All THIS is DEATa, and many times
1t comes, with m and cloud;
The light 4 life that ever shines,
Comes with pail and shroud.
Bellows Fslis, May 3Jth, 1853.
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-,ARRIAeE-MAKERs' HARDWARE !
To Farmers.

To Farmers.
rEyIE subscribers pleasure in announcing TO the ar
uer OF this section that they have procured tne ser
vices oil the Celebrate Morrill, stallion, lES'1 DREW anu
~ be Viii b. Kent for the improvement of the breed oil
hnrse during coming Jerry Drew Wa s,eu ~
tho noted Burus MorEt Stallion oSnel b. treneh horri
u ~ nanvi,le and widely As the NORTH horse
His d me was sired By the sid Sherman Morgan lie Is
Years old this Spring, stands l5 hands hi "a %l Wegn u
So lbs: colr very dark rich b owu tie mas uotteu
mile in 245 although put ia proper trotlng eond-
ton lie took the premium in his class al the state
Mosn o I'd and lasting qualities render him very yaina-
bic IS producer Of troting and farm stock aud Mor-
th the attention all breeers who de fous OF fsss
a vain ,ble and high selling stock Of horses.
For further particulars see bills
4. A. PULsIPHER, pronr.etors
CHA tl.ES SMITH, !
saxton's River, May lst, 1889. 10
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BELLOWS FALLS TINES.
A. N. s w I'm,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER

= u Il MS.
subserbers yho taket atthe Office in advance lag
Village Subscribers who reeeiv. their papers by
3arrierin tlyance
In ,lubs.in windham and Windsor, Countiesin
tigance,,
If paymen he delay ed six months.
Mail subscribers of windham and Windsor
Counties, lvarisblyIn advance.
4A'Gs DE ADVERTISING.
Forpue square one insertion. cts
Twelve and aalf will be charged for
Insertion.
legal advertisements inserted at the usual rate and
berai liscou at IN de those who adver,is, yearJ
JOB PRINTIN e.
Our ce furnished with the approved materials
use .rt ioing JOB PRINTING in allvsrietes
! short notice and reasonable Germs.
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Perfect Fannlng hill
Porter and Ale.

-,,osv ru.r WANT PORTER AND ALE FOR NE
s-snsI nurpes viii and good article .. the ssels q
eSlc<. Fails. Nay y, ise
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TAPER uANGTNGs 10000 ROOFS PAPER HANG,
INGS.
COMPRISING OVER 200 STYLES;
VARYING In price from 5 cents tn 81 per Roll.
500 Rolls sPLENDIp GILT PAPERS
o ROLLS CURTAIN PAPERS
BORDERS IN GIEAr VARIETY.
n-Customers wishing from largest stock in
the State invited 20 call JOsEPd SLA a.
Bratt,ehoro, April Ia, 1859. 10