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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29
Household and Kitchen
Furniture,

conveyed to the Trustee by said deed.
The undersigned will also sell ON the same
day. at 10 O'Clock II. m. at public sale, 10 the
Hotel in the ciry OF Cumberland. the follow
ing lenseholh property ALI fronting on Decatur
street. in said city, to wit:
All that lot of ground which was de-
missed by James Smith to James Duff by
an indcnture OF tease for nlnety-nine
years, renewable forever, dated Septem
b r 20, 1850, aud recorded among the
Land Records of AIlegany County. a
toresuid, in Libcr II. r., No. I, tolios
3d. &C., on reference to which being
had the routes, bounds and description OF
the same, aud the terms aud conditions
of said lease will fully appear.
Aud also MI that other lraseholl property
r'iuning ON TIE West side the property III owe
described, and hiCh WAS originally demised
Tor NINETY years renewable forever, by
aid james Smith 10 said James DuH, and one
Jim,s Ball, by an. indcnturc of lease, reco' de'i
in the arure aid Land kecords in Liher H. Is.
No. 3, ioios 755 &c aud by said james Ball
and Mary P. Ball his wife, granted aud con
viewed to James buff by "A deed dated March 10
1886 and recorded in said Land Records in
Lihrr II. r. No. II tolos 81 &c, on reference
which being had the lrasehold property
herein last deScr bed b.unging TO said james
Duff, aud hereby advertised 10 lie sold, II
fully appear,
The above lel>chuh property herel y adver-
ii ed 10 he sold is improved bV u % story
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DR.. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies.
FOR DEIIU TIE DISEASES.

No THE GREAT REVIVER.-Speedi
ly era dicutvs all TIE evil effects u Sell A1usr,
such general debility, loss Of memory, "ast-
ing away of the organs, or any constitutions!
der"ugome Is as ilupotcncy, and we"hhess VI
the sequel VI Saus, brought by the rnrestrLin.
ed indulgence Of the passions. Price 81.
No. -rHE CONCENTRATED BALM.@
Will cure in eight days, any case of gonoorrhRa,
is without taste smell and requires no re-
strietion of diet. Price one dollar
No. 3.-CoNCENTRArED TER EB.-The
use Of this rcued, will cure elect in short
time, aud can show certificates OF cures ehect-
ed after all others have iailed his is also ta.te
less and without smell Price one dollar.
No. 4.-CUNCENTRATED PCNIrER.-Is
the only remedy known that will positively cure
structures OF the urethu, no matter VI how long
standing ur ne elected the case may tie. Prlea
one dollar.
No. --ANTIMERCURIAL PILLS.-All
persons who have used this drei dtul drug tner-
cury1 (Which rema ins in the system for years,
causing many chronic diseases,) should use
these Pills, which will entirely countcrnci the
effects and remove it from the system. Price
dollar.
No. G.-ORIENTAL PASTILL3-Is GER
tain cure for female Irregularities, or suppress
sion Of the mcnstruatior. Price two dollars
No. THE CONCENTRATED AMARlN
Cures the whites, falling Of the womb, nervous
ness. painful mcustruation. Price ono dollar.
No. S.-THE SOLU r0R--Ts n remedy That
has never been known To fail curing Gravel,
md all affections of the kidneys and bladder.
Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies will be sent by
mail to any part of the United States. on re-
ceipt of the price annexed. Circulars continuing
full particulars NAV he obtained by enclosing
ono Post Stump. Address
DIR. FELIX BRUNrN,
Post Oiice Box % philadelphia, Pa.
Ia. y
plicatch cases by letter or personally. but onl y
such letters will be answered as contain n rea-
aonnhle fee. OFFICE. Old York Rond x
Callowhll St. May 10, 1S5p-ly.
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hills. Traces of gold have also been found.
There is a tradition that valuable mines were
known to the French and their location new
rr revealed tn the English who succeeded
them in occupying the country. 1t is well
known the French successfully worked the
oil springs at OIL creek Mexican Co. (Pa)
Democrat Dec. !.
TIE COPPER MiNEs OF NORTH CAROLINA.
A company of gentlemen from Baltimore
and New York passed through Portsmouth
on Wednesday morning Ell route for the cop
per mines Of Guilfrrl, n c. These mine,
have been in operation about six months, and
are said to he perfectly successful. Tie ore.
which amonuts to about eighteen tons per
week, at this time is sent into Portsmouth via
the Seaboard Railroad, and thence shipped
by bay route to Baltimore, where it is melt
ed and prepared for market Nouok Day
Boot
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29

The RIoHT SPIRIT A gentleman, resia-
ing in Henrico county, on being asked II he
d.d not intend to attend Southern Rights
meeting, answered, II do not. but am ready
to subscribe $500 toward establishing Il large
boot or shoe faot,ry in Richmond, and the
very moment tits put in operation, will give
my stock to the person selected 10 superin-
tend it," And there are hundreds Of men in
the country ready to put their hands in their
pockets aud contr bnte lib~ rally towards bull
ding up home manufactures. Only let the
people say that they will support the product
of home and none Others, and capitalist will
at once build factories and supply our wants.
-Richmond Dispatch.
:, Ifevery citizen of a Southern State would
support Southern Rights in such manner,
we should soon have an end Of disunic,. and
sectionslism. To encourage home industry
!s the duty of every State and Of every
citizen, and State rights and State power
will be best secured by developing home re-
sources. Let Virginia adopt such policy
and she will soon find that her prosperity
and influence will be increased far more rap
idly than it can ever be done by the rantins
Of fruthy politicians.
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TESTERS
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOCK-SYITCK
SE WING N lCNIN ES

WIS is the mostreIiable sewing Machine ey-
or offered in this market, both in the quail
ty of its WORK, its durability and simplicity
rhe operation If it 10 easier learned than that
of any other IN tchine, while il works with ease
ON the finest silk or heaviest cloth, which it
works in very superior manner; making II
strait, evenly laid seam, much finer than urdi-
nary hand work, while both sides of the cloth
are stitched alike. itr rely gcts out of working
order or requires repairing, and is SO simple
that an operator can perform all ordinary re
pairs on il, until it is worn out With all these
advantages over other machines, we feel couii-
dent Testers Patort Sewing Machines will best
meet the wants OF families, all kinds of manu-
tncturing cluthiers, thilors, or any others re.
uuring II scnui in their work, will find this
Machine that will do their work in II rapid ana
substantial manner, and much nicer than the
ordinary way. Families who require much
sewing win lind this Mach ine peculiarly ada ~.
Ell to their wants, besides saving labor cnongh
in a few months to pay for it. TaiIors will find
II great swing by using this Sewing Machine,
besides being always sure Of superior quality
of work that does not rip, aud that looks much
nicer tha.. hand work.
REFERENCE TO 4 FEW PERSONS USING THEN.
]. W. RichtrIson, Merchant Tailor, Gay St.,
near the Church.
Levi Pc ry 4 Co., Shoe store, l79 Bait st.
s. itriler, Mantilla Factory, Baltim ore st.,
over PARIS China stcrc.
! Evans, No ~ Baltimore street.
James Taylor, 70 %iG Baltimore street.
Miss Kate vii yard, 10 Constitution street.
Mrs. L. 4. Beard. M. % Ensor street.
Mrs Bnckmillcr, - McEllcrry street
Mrs. Watson. l&j Hamburg street.
Mrs p. Brooks, IL Hamburg street.
l.. d. I'll use. Agent, l63 Bait. st.,
Opposite the Adams Express Co.
Baltimore. juno lG, lSj9,-ly.
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Mining Intelligence.

A New GOLD MIHE IN GEoRGIA.-A gem
teman Of this place has opened an exceed
ingly rich gold mine, a specimen from which
las been exhibited to- us, rich with the pre-
cinus ore. The ore is found in regular vein,
cut open on the surface about FIVE hundred
wards on the lot Of land No. 10 Of the goth
district and 2nd section of this county, and in
the Altoona gol,llelt Of Georgia. The vain,
near the centre Of tile lot, has been opened by
Il shaft 81 feet The vein not begin to form
until at the depth Of 20 feet, where it was one
inch thick, iuclui;ug slate, quartz and iron
ore, with some gold. AT 10 feet deeper the
the vein WAS Is inches thick, aud an increas-
ed quantity of gold. Ats feet deeper still,
the vein was three feet thick, with slate, quatz
and iron ore, bearing gold on the quartz lin
the language of friend who furnishes these
detal,) almost as speckle,! as q guinea egg
Marietta tGa.) Adrocate.
SILVER MINEIN TIE ALLEGANY RIVER
We learn that silver his been found in and
near the AlieTany river, at what is known as
the Indian God," about nine miles below
Franklin. The gentleman operating is a
frenchman, whose ancestors resided in that
region during the occupancy of the country
ny the French. Among the family papers
he found description of this rock. Together
with the statement that silver was to be found
near II; he accordingly bought the land in the
vicinity anc commenced Search which re-
suited IN finding silver ore, OF considerable
richness, in the bed Of the river. Ore was
also found in small stream which puts in
nesf .be goios as veil a. in the surrounding
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NJ A X Il | 4 ID.

Or the 10th inst. by Rev. II. c. Cushing,
Nr George MoorianA and Mss RactecL Ccg-
nun, both of Alesnuy couuty, MI.
On the Isl inst. hy Rev SAM Yingiins
Mr. Samuel Riyar, to M's. Eliza Deftaugd,
both OF Bedford tp.
On tie 18th inst. at the house Of the brides
mother by Rev. l.. d. ReirhmAn. .Nr. James
4. Wilson of Nagi,rtp., to Mss Ester Il. Horn
Of Junlata tp,
On the 9th inst by II. Likes. ESD, M. Jo-
seph Aalres to Mss Eli<ajeM Ssaghcacan,
AL OF St. Clair II.
On Tuesday 18th inst. at the residence OF
the brides mother, M. alum IIoyord to
Mss Aaa Shank, all Of Hampshire Gu, Va.
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GROVER & BAKERS
Celebrated Noiseless
~ N NM n II N
s. wing machines.
New Stylss-Prices from $50 to 1925.

New StyIes-Prlces from 500 20 3I20.
HEMMERS, So EXTRA.
THESE machines sew from two spools, as
J. purchased from the store, requiring no re-
winding of thread they Hem, Fell, Gather.
ard Stitch in superior style, finishing each
seem by their own operation, without recourse
to the hand-needle, as is reqniredby otherana-
chimes. They will do better and cheaper sew
ing tina n n seamstress can, even if she work.
for one centan hour.
An Agent can be seen for n few days on y at
Andrews s Swartnw elders Book Store. where
Machines Of different styles are on exhibition.
Call and see them.
Offices of Exhibition and sale, I95 Broadway.
Now York, and 1871 Baltimore Street, Bati-
Ia ere. July IA, lsj9--6m.
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Ia. Me Girilian and Tleqrdph

Ma EplroR. Tie subject of Local En-
t.rpriss TO which for several weeks yo.i have
directed the attention of your readers is a
matter Of pensive importance. Advance in
this direction is the hope--it is indeed the
only hope of the bulk Of our population
The sooner the work is commenced tie bet
ter.
The lamentabic Sectional excitement
through which the country is passing has a.
reused. many communities in the South to
the importance of this subject. We hope
their determinations may survive the excite
ment which they originated. There is no
necessary connection between Sectionalism
and material progress. The want Of activi-
ty and skill III the various fields Of industrial
enterprise has retarded progress in Virginia
to an incaIculable extent. The same remark
applies to Maryland, tho not with equal force
Baltimore city is working out splendid de-
ve!opmeLt on this basis. Looking at what
she has already accomplished, It is impoSSi tie
to furete, the greatness to which she may al
tn. But us in political sense, farls vs.,
France, 80 as it rcspites INDUSTRIAL enterprise,
B ltimore vs., Md. There are 10 other cen
tres Of invention, skill "r enterprise III the
State. This we think must he cunreded-iet
the exclamation be what it may. Ii we have
great natural resources, they are but PARTIAL
" uufolded. examples OF splendid success
elsewhere have no effect in stimulatve COM
petition if there are markets open to us at
home and abroad, We are content that others
should reap the harvest When will Mary
landers wipe off this reproach ? Where shall
the work OF reform commence? You an
swer in Cum berland heartily endorse the
proposition. seriously doubt whether there
rorable 70 success. HoMEsPUE
Mr.. Wigfall, the recently elected Senator
from Texas, is opposed to the opening Of the
Slave trade and the extension Of slavery in
to the Territories. - Exchange
Gnn.;hln tnan |. Mr W;.tcLM
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LOtNO. 1918.

Connining Fifty Acres, more or less, Of the
Military Lots lying West of Cumberland, in
Al!eeany county, Maryland And | hereby
give notice tina on SATURDAY, the 2lst day
Of January, 1850, ut 10 O'Clock. II. M. nj the
corner of Baltimore aud Mechanic streets, in
the city Of Cumberland, | " N proceed 30 sell
said lot so seized aud taken in execution TO th'
1T shcst LiIGer Tor each. 10 satisfy sad claim.
HENRY Il. ATKINSON.
Dec. %, lS5e-ts. SurriF.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29

BALrIMoRr Coal MAEKET.-There is but
little doing here in Cumberland Coal. ltcan
be readily bought 1925 for fine, $3.50 for
run Of mine. and -, per ton for lump, dcliv-
cred III board at Locust Point, and possibly at
still lower figure. Anthracite Coal is sell
ling from tile yards at 81. 5o@4.75 per ton
If > go lbs
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Order of Ratification.

John T. Russell No. 1910 in the Circuit
W. Court Tor All"gany county
WIN. Grpiut. 'is Count of Equity.
ORDERED, this 18Th day of December
'is59 that the sale ma ic and reported in this
ease by George a. Pear as Trustee, Ie ratl-
fed and confirmed unless cause to the contra
~ thereof hr show II on or before the lSt March
1860, provided acopr Of Ibis order be inserted
il 1t newspaper printed in the City OF Cumhcr-
land once IL each of hire" successive weeks hc-
fore l-t Echsu,r, 1860, he Report states the
amount uf spIrs to lie five hrii,lred dollars.
True copy
Test II. RESLEY,
Dee % lS59-3t Clerk
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Bo,roS Coal MARKET.-English Camel
Coal is steady, at $l2@l3 0CT. ch. cash,wit
small sales. In Fiction and Sydney there have
cen further cargo sales at So 90 q 6 90 Z
ton. cash. Anthracite has been in steady
retail demand at SIS 5OO5G per tnn.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-29

de.ignalnE rs far ~ practicable, All the va
riou4 sums. di-bur1ei OF WED, ana the pur-
poses for which the ,nnir were appropriated
in tcc1rda,Lce with the Act OF the Gencral As
Semhly.
Jurors and Taismen, SIS 900 90
State Witnesses, 1000 -
Crer to Circuit Court, - 90
B i'ifs, 229 SO
Hanson Nilisen, SherifFs fees taxi
ing care OF Court House, and fuel, l.lS5 S3
States Attorney. 633 81
Other Arturnies in State cases, lI9 90
Hanson Wilson, Jail bill, 1915 IL
Clothing for prisoners, hardware,
tinwaIt, and goods for use OF
Jail. l42 oG
F. Don rlly, taking care Of Court
Ilunse. 100 90
Iron rail n arou d Court House, 900 GU
l.. Lippold i Bro, stone work NJ
Court House, TSI 20
Other Work about the Court House
and Jail - 90
Judges OF Or ms Court, GOO %
j. b. Wiicncr, Register, transcriting
record, 90 90
incidental EXPENSES, 10 OO
Commissioners Clerk and .Attor
lry to Board, 1899 -
support OF Alu's- House, 1850 90
Old Debts against Alms-llouse, 600 90
Steward TO Aims House, $50 90
/. nstees 10 zoo W
stefan to and jan, 2oO 90
I"upers supported ey indlviduals i,o4s 90
support OF Miss koss, b. hearnev,
Jane Mn,rahy aud Crcsap, at Ma
+, lard Hospital and Mt. Hope, 800 90
Making cuiins, digging graves and
huryiLg Ianpers, 142 90
Coronrr9, Jurors and Witnesses, IN
Inquest cases, 70 70
Printing, ~ W
MAGISTRATES ana CONSTITUTES ices Ia an
State cases, 49, U"
District Levies Tor repairing Roads, $50 10
Grading hiaeks mn hoh' $40 20
K. West, Tor road from Mossers 10
Mrfenrys - W
y. ChS'etl, 10 Grange iocalon OF
Hoop foie ROAD, ana Ou''H orluge
OF the same, 10 W
Samuel opeach'' 10 hnish Deep
Creek nfid-e' ~ W
Me!chor Miller, 10 huiIc TWO bridges
across Bear Creek 81 w
Iahn fiartieyt 10 repair FhcA horse
Road, 40 90
GtmS. lWi3@, Tor GiipIh hoau' oo w
Eiwh N''soh, ,oo w
GOV. ihn"'"s' lot M'ah'e rorN nohu, lou w
John J. hr"ehH' Tor hoai 'rom
Christian Beachy 9. ~ W
john G. Barnard and WIN, Mrko-
he Tor f.hhNV'IIe anu 'ehNih'
MIL hp'o' ooo w
Moses ichrhe'', '"r S"h'e' |o0 w
\. D. llson anu d. Moo"' ior NY
an $ I'll lie hot,, [yo w
John i'"-n' l"r rIhe TM"ll no"d' ~ w
J. Met lure Mason, tor iiond from
Ar"olis 10 Norm N'S' lnrnPite, -oo W
h. " 'restp, Tor ko"u 10 l"'ESs
nun .,., o. o. w
Isaac frnzee, Tor repairing prlhEc, 81 -
WIN. ,. Fr.nl1, Tor !ieuiorn Koad, Ioo W
Jtti'e3 . 6u!'h, LOT " "e! foru
hotu, lop w
~ SHAW, ior Homecoming Hoao' -oo w
! } liinehau4h, 10 reP'irii5 orMSes
on HOOP roe l'pah' loo W
| u 'nfci ilucNtr, 'or ho'i from VA
ronal hoa' 10 bt,'oa. Ioo W
Mrl'hor Mi,'er, '"r mann ""'n ~ W
bridge [-o ~
! wait ) trr'N Eriu-c' ~ w
Other roai' and bridges, 80 w
| EXPENSES OF opening new rotG5, iSV -
| hnhhIng llne between DlSilcts MS.
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PHILApELAHIA Coal MARKET.

New York Coal MARKET.-The demand
for Domestic coal is fair, and prices are steady.
Sales by the cargo at So roc 81 10 = ton.
and from the yard at 81 40@S5 90 per ton.
The demand for Foreign IS lair, with a light
stock.
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Saturday Dist day of January, 1869 }.

the following described personal property, nj
the residence OF james d If, on Decatur street
in the city of Cumberland, county Of Allegany
and State of Maryland, commencing at lo3
o'clock, Il. nj:
Piano; mahogany sofa center
table chairs. tables. china aud earthen-
ware. one large paror stove, one large
cooking sto'e and utensils, carpets, beds.
hedstenls md beddinp, md all the other
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There seems to he but one course left for
the South. and tina, is to adopt every peace
able measure of defence and PREDICTION with.
in the Union and the Constitution, and whea
all these fail, to go out of the Union and fight
for her hts.-Stauntoa Spectator
We are opposed to that. If fight we must,
we 90 for fighting for our rights in the Union,
and not Sinking out at the bid OF fanatics.
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Boz II has been solemnly adjudged by the
highest Judicial tribunal known To our laws
that slavery exists j Kansas, by virtue Of the
Constitution Of the United States.--President
B1eAanas
The error, when pointed out, is SO obvious
that 1t must be at once corrected, to the con-
Hct'ou Of the ruerest dullnrd. Bsve-dy joins
so-.
E~N:rs sgst-, r., 49,
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A beautiful Premium

\ large aud hJanli'ul Engraving on steel, Il
hy "a irches, called "TlIE SPEAKING LIKE
NESS.' viii be sent To every subscriber 10
The p0aF' Ter Is, 0, who 81 ell send, in nd
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five cents, 10 paw the expense ofpostage mail
,ng. &r, &c The retail price Of this engraving
is Four Dolhrsl II is Il Gem!
p S.--The Postage will be paid on al!
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To Advertisers & Business Men.

ne q Ruaiuw and Telegraph" ,ciha circ'.la-
Ton Of ONE THO US4ND, among the far
n4y,, miners, manufacturer, mechanics
and substantial basiness men, Of this and
olsjaniag counties, is confidently reconnen-
doa as q medium Of Advertising supposed
by no other paper IN Western Maryland. Ii
r,rnders among its readers those toho are
tile 10 buy literally and pay promptly: ana
whose custom pouId be ooltsabe to b1'''ses'
wen.
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~ | n d.

On Monday last after a briefillness VIII
II.MK. NEWMAN, ESD, Il highly esteemed
ciriycns nr tLis cjty,
-, ~, ,......
IN ufnh'a''''c' a'"' ." '"'Iu"' minus
ebc,tz Eyo,cn eldest son orlcnry Brown, ESQ.
IF that place. in the 22nd year Of biz age.
T1e anIiert of this notice, was, in every
sense, promising young man; he was enroW-
e" with much i'teIle''n"' '"Patl'y' "nl .',E.-
~ p'SHesSed "f ''e "''T' '""''nG Guar" '''-
NntS o. inc MN" anu .ta.'' ne ,''"' ever
me oil iohe,'y anu ''''Ia'''y' uS''','''I' "'''
GOOD aud noble son-one well worthy, in cv-
erv respect ofthe pride aud affection bestow-
eli mon him-nne who eminently bid fair to
hnc,no nm ornament TO society. a usnrul man.
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b,l52.09 247,199. l.

CoAL-Dutv-From all the British Pro-
vinces, n. A., free; From any other loreiGh
country, "a = cent.
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NOTICE..

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Dec. Is, 1850
NOTICE is hereby gwen to the Conn
~ missioners Of illeuauy county, 10 NEE, al
the Court House IN Cumberland, on the first
Monday OF January next, to elect Clerk, set
Il, with the Rond Supervisors, and classify the
business ioi the next year.
THOS. A. hopkins,
Dec 90 1859 ct Clerk 10 Com.
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Sale.

DY virtue OF decd of trust from James
- Duff. bearn" date the 9th day OF January
1859. and recorded among the Land Records
of Allrganv County in Liter II. Il. NJ. u,
foios $50 &c. the undersisne !. rs Trustee,
therein named, will sell at public sale to the
hi, bpst lii,lpr IN
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. ChNLFI On. o. W. Ia 7
CARLETON G. LAKEY,

|
CARLETON G. LAKEY,
Nl"r'., .'H. Hr:s ;sa ii"fss,G
| ~ -.S-----s +. /. .-L-GE.SI
umberlaud. Mo.
The subscribers having associated themscve'
| together in conducting the VI, rchNrl Tnilo'iul
business in its various hIancheS, IN thr S;tor,
Room formerly occupied by II. y. Carleton
where they now have IN store the largest aud
hest selected stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings,
also, II cnmplel lie assortment Of Gcntirmcn's Fur.
niSing Goods, comprising The latest and most
choice Sly les IN market
From long experience in the man ifAciur-
ing % G'rtl"men's " ear, the, fattcr II cmselycs
that they can give general satisfaction to 'teir
friends aud customers who may favor them
wiihn call.
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