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Cheap for Cash I

1.-TWO bushels of ihe beet quality of T. l. sal
u foroAE puii.Ah
Two pounds u good Y. II, Tea far DO cents,
Two pounds 81 ezfra do f6r 100 cents
Two pounds Of ftpfy srfya DO. f1r US cent?.
Two pounds Of good Guupogder do. for g2 ets.
Two pounds IT Eng lr-akmst do. for ~ 90,
Two pounds Of good Oolnns do. for 30 Gle.
Two pounds of extra do. do. for 100 cts,
Two pounds ofsupor extra do. do. for j ~ GO.
Two gallons of beet quality Burning lluid ior $50
ct8.
Two gallons ofbest quality CampHsne foT lsi etc.
L0yer quantities 90 the same prices
These prioes are ior CASH DOWN, Also a.
k.r D1rss Hlcached Whal0. Elephant and Lard
on, sugar. Spices, IToceiies Of all kinda, Crock
rry and Glass ware-auu the bret assortment Al
DrY Goods lu tho county,
Persons attending Cont, aud no others in wont
" g1oda please take notice, A., JEWEff.
Doe 10. lrih.
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Administrators Sale.

fI'll u subscriber ne administrator Of the es-
4 tstr NJ Geo. W. Caiko. decreased. Ohaf1 Tor
safe far flnl 90 which ta,d deceased resided, sli
urtrd ia lcarhlm, together with tAc stock, tools,
Nr.,Lls on hand. Possession given UUdEys ufrr
istc ~ t7ir Also ono hundred acres NJ tntf
valuable timber and Ia1uF1rs ants 80 Coo
llill and ono piece ~ land 1.-THE u1tltt " Mud
Pond, hur location mr. n hii,
Enquire n q, u, Clarke, nt lOhnsuuy, I'd
ward lald. pbusille, Iiuttfam Sanborn, Peach
am, who now reside, 90 Che Wrmisc., or %
q, ". CLARKE, ADM,
o. Louis, No.
Ps>eham, Dee, 1888. liu
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INsrRpmENTa
For Sale

INlE veil known Ira Colby farm. pleasantly To-
Gated on good road. 90 NJ mile gunH ~
Dausilis Green, nd william miles 0f rr i1uus-
hufy, on tine old county road 90 North DauFii.o-
Said farm contains about 700 acres suitably ii &
,idrd into moNiug, tillagc and pasturaga tpgfih-
cr with wood enough Tor homo nee 10 Dr. one ~
he beet wheat and corn farms Boz tile part N tEr
county, having about - acres Of spufugrY and
ea stedY Cluts, with euutruiUut h1utc ana OUT
huiidinns Wlll be sold with or without the cTopa,
Terms EASY, o. a part can remain oH mortgage n
desired For further information inquire of The
Subscriber on The premises. fDtsrrsioG given
Immediately CHA'S Is. PltEN llsh, iOn
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7COMTTSSTONTRST -NOT7CTF

WE tho Subscribers bctng appointed by the iionorN-
W ble Probate Court fpr tho district Caledonia commits
slrucrs q receive examine adjust all claims au
nand VI a persons against the Russell Shorcy
nl He dccea,ad exhibited 10 "isct thereto hereby giyr
uutirc Tint six months from titc 2h dFN ~ neC A.
ISIS being allowed hy sl.d Court 10 creditors ~ the
sid deceased oNlbit AM prove their respective vlr
before Us Give notice, that N meet fir that
pose az the dwelling house u Leonard shoroy. IN said
St JuhnsburN In said district the tSth VI Jan
u 49,, aud ON the nrI Saturday OF March, al o.
-llek 7. 81 on each of said DAYS.
1874. iRvlS 'GGoRtiiiM. c0urs.
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Machinery and Castings,

FENHE subscribers have on hand WoodV orihs
a planners. Circular Saw Mills, ClSrhoard and
Sh'ngle Mills Of approved patterns and cxcclltnt
workmanshp also Sugar-housc s Arch mcui"
and Plates, Blaekaoths 1wirrs, Fan Bellows
and Ilfe Rollers. Boa StONts, Barn do OF Rcll,.
Iron Sinkg, &c &c. Castings and Forging of
every description and repairing done TO order an o
at short notice HATLET 4 THOMPSON.
-. John ahury. w. att
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SrIrE or EERnONT

Caledonia Distret. ~.
Ala prolhte court holden AZ the Probate once In ~
JohusOutN within and for said District the ay
% Dee, \. D. lAst.
Instrument, purpnrting To DO tho last viii and tesla
meht OF Albert thllds late Of burkc, IN said District
deceased. hlu prosecuted to the Court here jonathan
PlsburN thee Necu'or therein named uroatri u ord
cred 10y said court that al be un
ICED tpappsht session of s1id be holden
Probate Otrc. IN ~ JohnsOury, the lTh day ofJan
tsi9 AMI thrw " they against the
Probate nt said WIN Cor which patpaso u further
dcTed thsi ~ the ecnrd this he
three week. csiveiv tue CAodunan printed az 81
JJhusJu. pIevi.rs said tlro appointed ,r hearing
Att,.i. ASA l.. FHENCH, Judge.
4 true Cupvnffoc'Sd
lNsn ASA l.. FRENCH. judge.
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FOR SALE,

a FINE cottage residence on SLJohnshury plain
u Vt. situated ON Main street. about ten min
utes walk from Messrs. Fairbanks scale works
and depot. is convenient for man doing business
on the Plain or az -Paddocks Village. I, Is a
well built house, convenient FOR one or two fani-
ics has II good roouN two cellars and out build
ings well Of good water With n chain pun,p and
a ristern of soft water.
The barn was fiticd up two years ago In good
order for stahtinRS horses and new carriage
hons" built at the GAn1o time There ir- one acre
OF excellent land and the choicest Of fruit that
grows in northern Vermont.
p. The village people have built enc of their
large cisterns opposite the place this fall which Is
very convenient In case OF hrc.
The owner having len town Is anNions to sell,
and will sell AT a bargain
For further particulars inquire ai Ilussell Hal
lett near the premises
~ C1IARLrs eitATTUCR.
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CONlgTSSIOVERS' NOTICE

WE. the subscribers hriuf appointed Dr. thr Probate
= lhri or thc dsiu, Of tnl"donm' C'mas,ia,rrs, o..
lr1snns Hrfs the estafstT lhrurzcr gh4mbuu late ~
bbuNNr u ssi district deceased aud tho claims uf nc
drtcas' exhibited go Offset tcrctu hereby give notice
Wat t'N 'n"nih. nom tnc 22th dav ct Nov % 1855
are allowed r the creditors ufrtcut tatr claims
rll c1mms 'ucrs or cAlulnlr and alipvNtr. and
s.l We wlli meet iuf mar 'Tr u She tv -ung-house
~ the widow u Fuu drrltt Iu t,d pauNiUr tho Hfs
1ursdnN q February and The lest saturday m Nay. T. n
1872 a. 10 U'ciuck. s. 81.
1850 ISAAC y Colby commissioners
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~. An Irish ludy, in her WILL ordered her
body TO be burned, aftor her SlyaLh, aa she
wa afraid Of h-! turioo si.,C.
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FUR GOODS

Collected with great care, judgment,
y aud long experience. bought with cash. and
viii he sold cheaper than can he purchased any
where else in the STATE, and at very-rmch
WEIR RICES,
than they have been for several years IS a.
nmung which arc Sable, Southern and Sine
Martin. LynS, Russia Squirrel. Russia and or
man Fitch Capes. Tippctts, Cuffs, and MuHs r
Ladies in town and the adjoining towns will DO
well 20 visit my Fur Store and examine my argS
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Also
coon. SEAL, AFRICAN LAMB X BUFFALO
Coats, Buffalo Robes Nutra Seal and Otter
CAPS.--togethcr with very large assortment Of
Travelling Bags, Gents Furnishing Goods, Sc.
l. p, 0ORHAM,
az the old place, opposite the ST Johnsbury
House
Furs. or
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Auction Sale.

10y virtue 81 license from the Hon. An l..
, French, Judge 81 the Cuufi VI Probate flr
the district " Calcddv, the subscriber, admins,
traitor Of the estate 81 John Stuart, late ofDamet.
in said district, will stll ~ auction on tho l2h
Jay % January ueNt, the foluWing property be
longing To said estate.
one saw mill, almost new, md Ia good repair.
known a. the Stuart min, iu barnet. also a
quantity ~ uuhrr ~ different tiuds, iUt0f
grain ~ different kinds, such a. wheat, corn aud
ats, several articles of household furniture, aad
about % CO.. 90 bushels ~ potatoes.
Sale Ca commence az 40 o'rluck. A. NJ.
WALTER HARVEY, Adu'r.
Barnrt Dec ~. 1855 1920
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SO SEWING MACHINE
Worth 600 in every

IA MILY.
Simple and light, and easily managed--the best
in use. Patented, MARCH 9th 1885, and rcceiv-
cd the
FIRST EMIUM
at the last State Fair in Maine.
The subscriber having bought the right for
Caledonia County, invites all who are interested
70 call and satisfy themselves.
Seen AZ the Jcwelry Store Of
RANDALL & BINGHAM,
opposite st. John sb1ry House. where a large
stock " Watches, Jcwclry, and Silver Spoons are
offered az the lowest prices. Watches and Jew
t'y r-pnirrd In the hest manner
EATH'L RANDALL.
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Good Stoves.
Sash and Doors.

VNHOSE in want Of a first rate article in
4 the above line will do well 10 give us a call
and buy good inside Doors from 81 .25 20 10 the
best Workmrnship nui eases warranted.
l.. O. STEVENS.
-. JohHsbury, Oct. :, lSJS OF
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Horse Shooting


DE-ACESnTTTEELIG.
THNHE subscribers would respectfully announce
20 tho public that they have formed part
nershp for the purpose of carving on the above
named business. All kinda cf work done with
ncatucss and despatch.
c. Patterson. one Of the firm, will give his per-
sonRl attention TO horsos in the habit Of cutting
or ovcgreaching or having bad feet. He thinks
from his lFnR experience he can give general sat
ishotioM The patronage ofthe public Is respeot-
fully solicited. @. PATTERSON.
sW s.. u, MARSTON.
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COlfllIS sIONERS' NOyJCE

NE the subs tiucrs being appointed by the PrutN.
" Court i1F tho district ~ Caledonia Commissioner Go
tc.elNe examine and adjust 90 ,uus and demands 81 .
prrAnh a. met the estate cot ~ tm blfrtW
sari o. SID district deceased and the e..
'rAr~e sAhed 90 unHrt thereto, hefrtl uptigr at
L. ~ III tnulry is'I lrr silv ri
iI kNt ~
tnItrs, 20 SAIL CONN Tor examination ttH .s
au,e and that wc viii tor that putlasg at 6corsc
Cos lss snfr n l'cuae the gUA daN January nut
nc 9Th dal " June prNt az 10 o,l,k A N each 81
said da,a HARRY MOORE. A..
% ~ Gro CUWItS Comm laf''tth
Rvvraie Jan IS 81
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Assignee'5 Sale,

fV'liE following property having been as
4 signed 60 mo ny ] 4. Dean, the same viii
he sold ~ Public Auction. ~ the housc uf said
Dean, In 81 Johnsbug, January 20, 1872 o, 40
o'clock A VI -
One siv years old Mare Two four wears Old Cults,
ono three years old Cult, one yearIing Colt, one
sucking Colt nine tyn year, 0lds, five ycarnFs,
quantity Of Hay, Oats aud Corn, one two Hor-s
Wagon, one Single Wagon. one Stusle SLEIGH,
Slcds, fokes, Harnesses, plnugAs, Sc, RcasonA
bic credit g,en. l.. 5, FREEMAN, Assignee.
JuuN ~. MooUr, Aucucucer. 10 20
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MegaI advertisements.

" OrICf. | hrrchy give notice that hn,,
' given my son, Henry pcos, the remainder at
ui, minority and shall not claim bis earnings of
pay any debts OF his contracting, aiici this date
his
DiSTAT y DEOs.
mark
Attest jusEru ItuYr.
ItrEit CtTuSr
Lyndon, Dec ~, 1885. l92le
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Wove Wire Cloth,

CUlrABLE for Threading Machines, Win
, } moving Mills Wiudsw hefeeus, &C., fur sale
by hOiNlON - bEMlNG.
sept ., 1888.
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Notice to Settle.

4 H. persons indebted 90 the subscriber by
~ Note ~ hHuA account orc hereby uot,het
that she sainc Wutf be p4id or settled bN Feb lsf
iu order M SAW CusT. Remember, th1t shot
credit makes long lieDds, j.. 4. bHOWA,
j-Hunu VI 1859
TLEm 5-Annm ILnER1ul
1920 8 JEwETT
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Economy

GET your old Umbrella and Purnsol frames
~ covered and made good % new,
Tho subscriber having Purchased full act ~
machinery f0r making umbrellas and phfahols, is
nov WITH his large assortment ~ Silks, such Ra
Black, brown, BLACK and Green huTdrrrd NJ ulre
Antique, with frinRos 90 match, prepared 90 give
iuli satisfaction 60 Rli pAa may give him call 90
che Music hioru upd Telegraph Ofhcrt
=. A. BILLS
g. Jolusbug Stay O. 1853 .siif
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iJWBtHrpB GarUD.


4, HdREINGTON,
AuCIlOREEh,
2d East &c. JohulbuD, W.
ROBERTE n, PICKER d co.
nlFoHTfis AAp wHOLLsALT Drains ~
WINES, BRAHpIEs, GIN, &C.
no. - CITY WHARF,
Eztensi0p ~ South Market buect,
AHiEufE. rrlhEht UpgTohg
rALFH 81. WEusluu. :
All srdsr ~ Mail or Erpfrii promptly attended O..
ilsrFe4 -.
s., = ~ J. Ills,
OHgAglHT AND DIRECTOR or MUSIC AZ tbs
huunl tuIhill-as-
Teacher a. Tie Organ, liaupfuIir aud Voice.
Dealer iu PlauoioHes, Alclodc0Gs, sheet Music,
Instruction Books, Umbrellas, farRsns, fl.
lianoiurtes and Reed InsruHeun Tuned and
HrpgiEtlf
Umbrellas and PaIasols made 20 order OF re-
paired upon short notice
Satisfaction warranted boo all cases
hu $50 hiusHr.p's huiillrF NJ Jlhpsh-ry, w.
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y PIANO FORTE
WAREROOM (!

fINHE subscriber win hereafter keFp hu
Il assortment OF Pianos, iH me huidt north
ui the TriggrsFh 0fiuH Main &c., b. Juhusbury
The attention u Purchasers Is particularly M
Yifed ~ thesr
INSTRUMENTS
Ir rry me- ~ every ~u-r fnrHr ffrssI5 f5f Hfz
ly lhilkeuug a Sons, being subjected 90 thf mpti
T,ail examination by au eminent Pianist iu boa-
con. none are seat here except those N very Boz
prriorq4liiy Sold iu 40 cases .l NE ven low
esf prices. q, II, CLARKE, .
10 lsu
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MISSIONS IN the drnt Evanr, isl butri,ss hrt6
County, Instructive ami rnterbitnr an
Dir ID HI H CoI IL X III II CTGWD,
designr % nrvvi7t prcnsrHtidn II he i-a.
sui lrp out appropriate nj. hsr,ce ssch Monthly t
has heu prnaf. with ipftnlsrt ~ ne ~
sunsy le1ui' ani nraly printed I. 80 OF ivt. 'ns ,
tNhiH, Mifsinunrv Wrfd u dtNtisi NV"
ases kneh .pFaket ;. spsNyt ny ~" sscriianr. ~ "a
indicating MS tuniert wouh in pdvanre ~ 'uth d''
prepnrys himself g irpa,t Ia an sddrss - ~ minute ,l
leaiine fsatlrrs ~ the turlafur hri hr
20 renre-nt At the next Methly Concert trs'nT ~ 80,
ntrnds Of Missions, supplied With i O lr oi tt
hy Mall prepaid ~ Is
uuls IN Missionary Nnons
the publ.h-r JOHN STILES ~ street. h~'
Orders promptly hllc. that drtrf msAf
Monhir fnr Missions instrsh'
will use Of Cuuceu Cards
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might. and wept bitterly. oh, it is bitter
thing far a child to neglect, to disobcy and
to di>honor parent. Archy Alday found it
10 be so, and so will all those Who tread in
his guilty steps. -----7s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05

Ths 06seIno, ta coe6bA II NV Hab,o
ablrs hoYe erHbia|fd Ihaf.aty, NOV 9f a
Thunkseisi1s ptf b lhss STATE.
Tbs Sfnt fIiAi slon Mnsa. arc abod
. bsiId hhIeadld nepsmeht. N eommentla
iion Of she opening bslslp ofite Ilsvpinsiun.
The 8osion pslt thss thsi he lats a8sir a
Foiho ought 70 torss haa c,siiouio John Bul
how he again anderiskes 70 60 70 paelrin to ID,
private matters ofJchn obinsman.
The health 81 The Hon Jesse Bright, United
ssates Senator from Indiaua. IL getting worse
EIe Is now dangerously IN at Madison. 81
Sir james stephens, Professor cf Moderr
History a. Cambridge, England, and formsry
Under Secretary Of The colonies. is dead.
The President has recognized Friedricl
Kuhne as Vice Consul Of the Duehy Of Sax,
Altenburg, 70 reside at New York; also, = N
Hutvnleker as OOnsal Of Prussia at sgannah. 4
Smith, the Great Albert, or Albert the Great
Of Mount Blanc fame contemplates giving, on
his return from Switzerland, panoramic yisv
ofthe most remarkable objects in thai country
taken from Mount Right.
Martin Sutton Of South Dsnvets has had his
leg fractured seven times. 'This time the thigh
bone was broken. One Of his limbs had been
broken four times, the other three. and he /.
butli yesw Of age. Four times the fractures
have happened 10 The month of sepl4mber.'
He has been singularly unfortunate.
The New York correspondents Of the Charles.
ton Courier says there is now alively move
ment Of horses 70 the South They general.
ly foe blooded animals, bought 10 the New
Ebgland market al high figures. and are dess
tined to gfaee the stables Of wealthy planters
The equine expectation TO the South is uncom.
monty large this year.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Bescher's autobiography il
10 preparation. It is said to be deeply inter
esting and the correspondence in il embraces
unique and entertaining letters from various
acions Of the renowned family Of which be is
the venerable head I.will be Published in .
few months.
A Frenchman, by the name Of Oambarien
has announced his ability and his intention d
producing steel types, the durability Of which
will be beyond calculation. he has already .
machine for making type, which produces ter
thousand at one stroke
The Lifean Times Of Thomas W Dor, by
Dan. King, is unpublished BY subscription. Il
contains full account Of the Rhode Island
controversy'Of ls4l andisl9. and Of Mr. DORIS
movement, the principle Of which ultimately
iriumphed and was adopted inthe Constitution
Of the Stale,
We are assured that the monument which
has been recently erected to the memory Of the
Hon. Dixon H. Lewis in Greenwood, errs in
calling Georgia the native s,ateof that dis.
tipguished gentleman. Mr.. Lewis was borr
in Dinwiddie County, Va. he represented ths
State Of Alabama in Congress. s5iE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
Northern Arrorance--rhe Waa

The latest and most ridiculous exhibition o
the presumption and ignorance Of Northern
men and journalists, respecting the Great West
which is so soon to overshHdov aod swallow
them up, was in the New York Herald som.
week or two ago, when referring to Judge Doug
las speech at Columbus. 1t spoke of his ef
forts to delude "the honest joyestsTs Of Ohio d.
assembled of course at the Capitol of the State
Now IL we could only photograph one of Sam
Boltin's laughs and impress it upon our paper
what an appropriate response II would be q
such ridiculous stuff. The same paper also
few months ago spoke Of Gov. Chase as "a poll
tician of proUineiGI reputation"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
"Coming Events Cast their Shadows Be,
fore.r

We would like to enquire oftbe Seieumaa
Of the Journal, what Is the state Of regula-
tions at present for the next great sell and
whether, or not, the Republican Germans
are to be included in the bargain3 Those
are pertinent questions, and we DO hope
Deacon Comfy win End time TO answer at
an early day. We shsll positively look for
Il when he gets through with the 'defalca-
tion business" SOme may bo disposed to
doubt the Deacon's capacity to accomplish
this last undertaking, but those who have
witnessed his performances heretofore as a
Salesman have no hesitation in saying chat
the Deacon is fully equal to the task. Now,
then, Deacon, that the public have con6-
denoe in your ability to perform, proceed at
once don't delay. VIE abolition element
in the Republican party must be got rid Of
at any cost Deacon Comly's bloody altar
has been selected for the sacrifce Why
must the abolition element be cast over
board Simply because there are in the
ranks Of the opposition, certain aspirants for
high national Offices, who see the utter hope.
lessness Of accomplishing their ends, while
the Republican party Is controlled by such
men as Chase GiddingS, and their compeers
Of the oberlin School What name the next
party is to have, we are not at present advis
ed; whether, or not, the Deacon has been
invited to the christening we cant say; but
there is one thing certain he is to be in at
the death and he has been selected as the
most suitable person for palbearer to the
Republican party. The nomination Of Par
rott and Cur py, the fuglemen Of Campbell
the Knownothing would seem to indicate
that an effort was to be made to resurrect
the defunct carcass Of that sublime order -
Then, again, il was limited that perhaps the
old whig party might be brought up, but
the mere mention Of the matter threw Dea-
con Comfy into spssms. We opine the Dsa'
con saw ghost about that time Now this
may all seem strange to those who have in
vested 80 largely in the wool trade, bat if
they only scan the political horizon closely,
they cannot but see that the elements are
combining to that end, Sic transit good by,
Father Giddings.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
A. New Move.

The undersigned desire to make grateful
Acknowledgements to the numerous individu
ala who have favored us with their patron,
age and encouragement in our endeavors to
build up REPUTABLE DRY GooDs EsrAa'
LtsHMENT, which we hope viii be creditable
10 the city, as well as to ourselves, and use
ful to the community as medium through
which class Of goods are supplied that all
are compelled to have; and all prefer to buy
where they can have confidence that no
deceptive representations will be made, and
no exorbitant prices demanded. We have
endeaYored to give such q character to our
business and though but little more than
a year and half since our commencement in
Dayton, our efforts have already been rewar,
ded BY . patronage SO great, as to require a
much larger store to meet the demands Of
our numerous customers.
In order to carry ont thsoriginal designF,
and to serve accepsablys all those who call
on Us, we have taken the LAR0E NRw sToRE
ROOM, No. 70, MAIN SrREEr, which has been
recently fitted up for US alta very great ex.
pense, which renders it a very handsome
and attractive place for business and by
our own exertions to serve and please all
who favor US, we expect to make it a place
Of general resort and we win guarantee
that no pains win be spared on our part tC
see that every person who enters cur estab-
lishment viii be dealt with in an honorable
upright and gentlemanly manner.
! n. P. DOUGLASS, & co
NoRvAL P. DOUGLASS,
| WILLIAM GAMBLEk aA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05

peA-The Secretary of the Treasury has
on appeal, decided that "feet-slippery pat
terns,' as described by the iusportsr, the
fabric being worsted in whole or part and
also italian CLOTH imported as button stuff
but which may be used for other purpOses
are both dutiable at 10 per centam. Ths
appellants claimed that they should be en-
tered at 4 per centum, but the articles were
imported in the piece, and not ia separate
slips or patterns He also decided thai
travelling rugs are dutiable, as manufae,
tufers of wool or wearing apparel, at "a pei
centum, and not as blankets, as claimed,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-05
THE NEW WONDER!
Peter JOsse's Hair Restorative,


THIS Hair Restorative is now sckpowl-
edged to be the best ever invented for all diseases
of the Hair and the scalp, and 1t has worked won
ders wherever used. Several OF our citizens have
tried and speak In the highest terms of it's eura-
tive properties. The following is one among the
many oertiasatea iust roesived BY the Propristor-
DAYros, Sept. 9th, 1859
Ma, p. 5osAE;--Eor several years past, nom some
cause hair has been gradually falling out until
entire badness threat-nsd us. We have tried va.
rious remedies, but without any good result. We
were indaeed 70 try yeur "Restorativen BY hearing
It highly spoken ol By those who had used it, and
who assured na that 1t had the efect OF bring.
ing new and vigoroua growth ofhair upon theii
beads. We have used u, and its sooc ehects srs
plainly Visible in the renswsdgrowth Of hair whrss
we were fast bseomingb bald. We oaanoi fscommsua
the Hestcrativs TOO highly.
Your, truly,
WM. 6WALEN,
3 L. nnOADWkLL,
f OWEN TREkOR,
J. J. sWALEM.
For aala At the Barter shop Of Peter Josse, a.
JsneFaon street, DAyton uopue swd