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The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

HOSE PURCHASED The Hose Companies of
the city have purchased 200 feet of Fulton Hose,
in San Francisco, at Si,l2K per foot.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

NOT FIRE PRooF.-It is reported that Brother
Bartlett intimated to his church before leaving,
that though they have brick church they are not
out of danger of fire.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

A BET WITuDRAwN-An inveterate Old Line
Whig of this city, bet we'll known banker $50
last week that Bill would carry Kentucky. The
money was up few days, but the banker compro-
missed by giving the Old Line $50 of the 500.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

1SJAIL There are nineteen prisoners now in
Jail, two of whom women, and six Chinese
Three whites are charged with arson; one, mur-
der; two, assault TO commit murder; two, grand
larceny one, threats; four, petit larceny. OF the
Chinese, four are charged with burglary, and two
Defit larcenv
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

DAILY STAGE LINE TO WAsHoE-JOhn Sale
is making ample preparation for running daily
line of stages between this place and Virginia City
through the Henness Pass The first stage will
leave in about three weeks, in less time if the
road is completed at Bowman's Hill. 1t is the
purpose of the proprietor of the line to carry pas
sengers through in one day by day light, which is
easy Of accomplishment. The present travel over
the route will justify the stage line contemplated.
Mr.. Sale has the road already stocked for the en-
teruriZc.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24
S 4 \ L U IL D'S
FAMILY
CATsFAssTHC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROl

| Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up In
/ GLASS CASES, Air TIgnt, and will keep
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

EBESEzER.-Re Ebenczer's letters from the
Silver Mines, on the outside.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

THAT SERESADE.-The thanks of one at least
are rendered Samuel Samelson and his fellow min
strels for that serenade. The Aria from Norma is
the most beautiful thing that ever woke sleeper.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24
S A N T 0 r DIS
LIVER INVIGORAT


T Is Compounded entirely from Gums,
anl has bee Jme an established fact, a STAN lard
Medicine, known an approved by all that have
used il, AMI is now re- sorted TO with conf
dencc in all the diseas- es for which it is rec
commended.
1t has cared thoas- an1s within the last
two years who had giv- euupall hopes ofre.ief,
az the numerous unso- - LIFTED certificates in ID
possession SHOW.
The dose must be ad- =, apte1 &c the terhpera-
ment Of the livi lual - taking it, and used in
such entities as to - act gently on the Bow
els.
Let the dictates of your Judgment guide
you in the use of the - LIVER INVI;.oRAToR,
an it will cure Lirer :. CpmDlaiets, BiELions
Attet Ks, dyspepsia, - Chronic Disrrhoeu,
Summer Complaints, = DyseEtery, DrOpsy,
Sour StOmI h, H1Jitu- - al C0stiUeaess, ChoH !,
CiulerG, Ck0feru Mr. bus, Cholera HlfitRtunl,
F,tttuteRce, JdHH dice, Fem tie Weakness and
may be used success = fully as an ORDINARY
FAMILY MEDICiNl = 1t will cure Si.2 Head
q, he, as thousan Is tcsti W in ttcenty min
uteS, u ttcO or three - 1eLpJORfaLs are taken
at commencement of attack.
Al ,rho use 3are Gir- =. ing their testimony in
It's tiirOr.
MIX WA7ER IN THE MOUTH WITH
THE INVIiaDRATOR, AND SWALLOW
BOTH TOGE FHER.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

REPUBLICAN County TtcKET.-The ticket Sc
lected by the Republican County Convention, on
Wednesday, is composed of sterling men. The
other parties will have done well, 10 put forth as
rood a ticket. See the report of the Republican
County Convention, in another place, for the nom
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24
AG NCY ICE,

Mr.. L. P. FISHER is our only authorized Agent
IN San Franeiscoto receive Advertisements, receipt
for the same and to transact business generally for
the NEVADA JOURNAL. ofiee-No. I7i7z Wash
ington Street, nearly opposite Maguire's opera
House-Ip- stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

MISTAKE, Conference.-The Downieville Dem
ocrat SAYS y. P. Brown and James SHELTON are
about to start paper in this city. It's mistake
JuRaes Sk.lton was sent from Marysvile to tho
pententiary. His times not out yet It's anotheI
Skclton, alto9 ether
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

STUMPING.-James ChurcIIman spoke TO the
Republicans at Class Valley on Fri lay night LAST
the following night at Timbuctoo, Monday at
Oroville and Tuesday night at Marysville.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

RIcH SiRikE--A rich strike in the Orc District
vs. reported. From the claims adjoining Yorty &
Co. $4,000 are said to have been taken on Monday,
n s5ew hours. Great excitement in consequence
carrying OF some of our nervous citizens before
s-y tight Oh the follow ng morning,
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

No CHiyALRr.-A Domino lately retired from
iis city after only four months stay is reported
70 have said his church was composed mostly OF
women and all Of them shiffless. No challenge or
sui ioT slander has ensued.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

DURGLARY.-rhe store ot Welch & Pier, was
again entered by Chinese, ON Thursday night of
last week, and goods on the Stationery and Book
side taken to the amount of some $500. The en-
trance was made as before by way of the fiume
under the store. BY some means the officers got
on the track OF the burglars and succeeded in AZ
resting four AMI covering a small portion of the
goods. One Of the thieves was taken to identify
She stolen articles, and while engaged in the ehore
stole purse containing seventeen dollars before
the eyes of the attending officers. The four are
in Jail.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

DID NOT APPEAR-The English Opera Com
pany, advertised TO appear at the Theatre On Sat
urday night, did not appear. We understand the
cause to be that the prina donna fell suddenly
IL
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

FAvoRs.-We are particular indebted TO Masters
Stone for the Appeal daily; to " Pat" for the
Downieville papers and Territorial Enterprise,
and Geo. W. Welth for any stray paper not found
among oar exchanges.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

FAKIR OF SIvA.-rhis ponuJar yor,ri1o,;.,
and Magician gave two ofhis novel
at the Theatre on Monday AMI Tnes,lav
The proceeds of the last performance ,vs-e IL,
ed to the fire department of the .itv. Tho Ea,.,.
will visit North San Juan and the ridge re &
w'ek, where he must commend himself nv ,hs
eleverness of his tricks. He will soon proceed 70
pay the Washoe Colatx professional visit
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-24

PERsoNAL.--J. Williams, Esq, editor of the
Teri;)riA Ei''"pris', dro?pel in day before
yesterday on his way to San Francisco He looks
in tip top order, an represents Silverado in a
hourishing condition. Williams came the Jami-
son route.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05
FOREIGN NIX House.

would Inform the public
ST Fe-opened the above nafae,'
Sfearn4bip Glas.-,r the accommodation Of tran
,ig o., .iianent baarders on favorable terms.
- =, =" Ne has been thoroughly repaired, and
" eioetstd throughout with new furniture.
tdc5y giving bis personal attention to to wants and
comfort Of his gaests he hopes to receive sha re
Of patronage. ". MERRITT, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, Sept. 9Th. 3m3j
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05
LEWIS. JAMES 60.

II The SsroSp,R can be bad Of any rc.l.eta
bic starckcepgr in the Couu,ry. Iva
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05

July 5, 1SG0.
We the undersigned having used Weeks Mag
ie Compound ourselves and in our families, and
having seen the effects among our neiehbors, We
hereby certify that we have never found its equal
rs remedy for Coughs, bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough and other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, and we cheerfully recommend it to
the public as worthy ot the greatest confidence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05

Eg-Certideates like the above are being rccey-
ed daily. speaking in its praise.
A tasie tral ,c,H satisfy all Of the truth Of fAe atore
Manufactured and sold Wholesale aad retail by
Z b. MACON / co, st. Johusbury, Vt, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
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MANHOOD.
HOW L0ST, HOW RESTORED

Jast F@bi''h'd' IN Sealed FHueigs,
A LECTU RI OF THE NATL RE- TREATMENT AM
RADICAL CURE on SPERM ATpRRl,HA or seminal
ek ness. sexual Debility Nervousness aud Involuntary
Emissions, producing lmpotency, Consumption and Men
tai and Ply sra Dhhilty.
BY ROB }, CCLyEEWRLI. NJ q.
The important fact that the awful Consequences Of self
Ahnse may be- octlay removed witlr t internal u,t
elH"s % lie dAetrous Applications at eastirs. iustru
ents nedieated hpuEes and either euprca dsvtse- 4
here clearly demonstrated AMI the entirely neg and hi
~ Successful treatment adopted hy the c,lgbr.tei an
to, iai9 eAtlh BY means ii which every one j. ma
biei to cure himself perfectly and at tile Ie,s ,.la
cost, thereby avoiding all thr Advertised nosaps n thu
day fiA Lecture viii prove a boon TO thousand, and
Thousands. '1
sent under seal to any address post pqit arthe reip
OF Two lo-tAse stamps by addressing hr. CHAs J Z
kLlNE. NJ. D. $50 First Avrnae, Nes YORK, pes Boy
1851 lyl4
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8LAN KS.

Every description OF Blanks furnished in the best
style and Gu the shortest notice at the '1''
AMERICAN OFFICE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05

S1.)lA YEAR male hy any ole @ith $40 Patent
= WV Stencil Tools stock enough iuelai,Sl 10 re.
taii iof sSO Nh act'liy this aFat may rat-i
Va t~o Srrbs' time Tie Only rrahs uree fof these
Tools / ~ ANS Amvriotu s,eu,il To-d Morris. tho
largest ~ only permanent Mandatory "a the rid
h'eatei At Springfield. Vt. Sajrsro ns 2l2 Broal~ay
New York, Is Merchants Eseiauar. B.s,ou asi Spring
neal " teAuiiu. lhotugrapa ID the American sten
GU W YfAs and SUR suilHs merry Hask River
On receipt Of IS eeuts Tase Works command the e.
elusive aud entirc control q the shue River at all ...
ohs aud the machinery or manufacturing stlil Y,ls
Is driven by water Ehev Il sefriy.hye borse IS.er
aiordhf immense and unlimited advantages whLuk no
os.t concern can pretend 1" claim The $40 OUTFIT = for
eaitlhs small name plates and busig-ss cards. Tool. fr
cutting large work 81 al -As furnished sr s9A No
Ist'rnee nscesry in using any Of trs Pools Dr. NOD
Ian 10 srud for sAntls and elraisr. And Il yon hu,
seFnfh Too" N sure FailAm's as they are unyer.
sA{ khosn 10 be the only perfect gans foot. made
Address appi} 10 A j. N IIAN
Springfield, g. IS Merchants RNc-nse Boston ~ 2l2
broadway. New YORK. 70 6.as
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05
/ very Horse Owner
at,iioil.

To avoid imposition, observe the -uaturr AMI Like
mes @ hr. stephen Sweet ON every L,hcl. aul als1
stephen sweets iufalahie Lurmcut" blown ia the
glass OF each b1t", wi.h"ut which none are genuine,
RICHARDSON 4 Co.
Sic Prupristoss, Norwich, CT.
For sale by II. II. Hay, Gen. Agt Portland
COW ly %
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-10-05
Loss OF SLEEP.


To tfest Central tafsv rfrl Id tr Toln .ns., yp.
he trse DIV lIHrut Il ths ortsieai Natural uaie In
ali cs-es via uafa hAs t.u usrl sad lan.fui
'H'vts witnessed, tssFk Il adequately typ-
tars ths d1sr.aec, Ani j., etjaal to a ir,I--
Tie An,-i'uf ~ttttn. MT rssticr 4 bptau ard tho
p"%' deiigats rtsttutla 81 Niih salty Tn pr
fCoty natural s's3s tas su avty ths fasent should
recommend il s. fl 4raus EhH aEy tHr il true
development. aud 30 af'.uts d. r,salt.
T~ basis 4 10. Universal Csish Hrmedy that frsp-
den from all ernI1u, shrA hy fis great ia cou-
pounding, pHsiusc osgipite ntFts, instead ~ rial
" plsct rstrsiut fs every hHur tn the dav
and ask all fstieuts MAKE the natural 'prmy all
Coughs rhsa LunE CasnVlslats ey f<rtzst frfctrn
Il Application. tut naAnHa"fy Srs n rat = pr
TACT Kennedy ar. FIR hb,-sIink Csagh elrcAs all the
.pasus AID sll9Ns the Cough a. have quot
With the .Pira that all iuvestiEaton and
rtsdnF.z t" aii Inquiries may ask
all To ~ Cautious to purvha eniy 81 those ihsy
y ny-st.
d" lfees within the ach Of At
bcnsr1 Agents.
J. W. HtN>tWfL. co.
Il : Commercial Wharf. ro.ton-
gro. III SNEwELI.
i4Slwstcr Street, Nc- YOrt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

c. All variesSi best varieties for both cal 1nd WOOL which
! viii Eoll loT and warrant h give aEtiaiactans
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

Ornamental Trees and EveFgreens.
MOhTGOMERY McGREDY N uE1erymen Nashville, Tenn
w invite special attention sir extensive stock Of Fru
Ornamental eaa Eyeens, Green House Piant 10000
Ornamental Trees and EVerg stabe for eject
Eruts--5o0Q Apple 2, 4 4 years old.
Peazs-snot, DFsrs a stlndf rds, 2 to years old.
Peaches -o0d AZ years old, Cherries Plums Apricty s
tarisns and ounce, In large numQer8.
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries Easpbsres Goos
berries, Currants & Bouqusts al all seasons
MONTGOMERY Z McGREDY.
nall binEood. Nurseries Nashville, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

KirkpafricEk, NeVins q Co.,
REOETFZYG, FORWARDING ARD HH0LESALE
CROCERT MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREEF, EAsEsILLE TENNESSEE
HAVE nov IN store large and complete aEsOftnsnt
II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
Molasses, In barrels and half barrels
Codse, large and complete stock
Rasns, full stock, With Teas, Candles, eardnes Mack
eel Glassware, ASSORTED Pezn together with al kinds % Gre
sles usually kept IN tie drocCry line Our stock Of
RRANDIESs WINES " HHHSEkKs &Csp
We think cannot be sussss in sa any other market.
heavy stock o. gods nov IL invite the attention Of
the trade.
nAT2s-a KIRKPATRICK. NEvIEs 4 %.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
EVE ExTRAORDIyARY DRAWINGS

Of Wood Eddy Co.'S Single Number Lotteries will take pscs
public, under the suPerntendence Of Sworn Commissioner
at Augusta, Georgia, as follows
Glass Al Draws Saturday, New. 49, 1885,
Glass 81 Draws Saturday, Dee. lie 1853.
Glass SO Draws Saturdays Jan. s1, 1860.
CIaso 90 Draws Saturday. Feb. 49, 1880.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

iA recent decline In Havana sugars enables rs % so Can
Persons Ufshf % ofiee.st $40 sat Inn itf-
ors of the Nashville and Norh-Eesiern Raiiroad Coz
Nashville, Team .ufr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07
CASTINGS.

2SOo pieces Ovens, sIst POs, Kettles Stock Kettles
Dog IrOns a. In StOrs and for By single rsos
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

oihs pssraso sssss lais5s ehaTss and isasolhSui
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07
PLASTER

Win be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks Virginia,
70 Chattanooga and Dalton Stations the Eqs Tsennesse
and GeorEa Railroad dollars ton OF 20O pounds
To Nashvi and all Stations the Nashville 4 ChattanOOg
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of 2,0OU pounds
Also to TuscumDia and Stations Of Tuscumbs,
Memphis Charleston Road, uine dollars ton and all
ions west Of Tuscpmba, at twelve dollars ne- ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07
FOURTH GLASS,
L. W. COLE,


osL received by thu subscriber Is Of those Ct
- oelsDLateo Pianos o. seiuWay & Sons and -
n A Gale d Co Of n 2. consisting OF a. ~ II Il
-, ala ~ octayea Those want Of this 10 -
49, p.fioL ornament would DO Eolta call iad see ny
es93a' sold az low as the lowest ana warrant vegr
- ~ sAe me largest st0Cz o. Sheet Music and snail Mn
- onsn IN Tie city For bargains call al 30 Unon sd
L 4 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

30 NJ y AK
THOR the apprehension and delivery OF SAMUEL HOOsRR
n Who under charge Of outraseousy having broken epen ~
houses Of William Hamilton AID james Christopher Win Intent
% commit murder, has made kis escape running Al are
The above reward viii therefore be paid aay enc Eho viii e
liver the said Ho0ser 70 The Sheriff Of wilson csenty % t IL
may be brought to justice.
SAID Hoosr about q years Of age about fge feet Tn lv
high, stout built fair rather sandy hair has al n me
wound from gun shot In the right arm below the alhoF
j.. A. CuRIsTnPHER,
9eplo-a GladssEilis
w. l. cE1rcuz. 1-EsTTo-p
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-07

Spirits OF urpsnne, cmphns, burning fluids and varns
viii only be taken At owners risk.
GuupoWdeg and friction matches and other conbustlble ar
eas viii be charged Al local rates Of each Road and only
ROsda convenience.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

IMPROVEMENTS IN CuEsTER.--A great
many improvements have been made in
this place, the past year. W. Fullerton,
Esq. has raised and noarl,' Cited 1T, ai,e cid
building near Bodies shop as tenement
for two families, which much improves that
end Of the village. Mr.. Vanduzee has
repaired and modernized the house at the
corner of Main and Church streets, max
ing it one Of the handsomest dwellings in
the village. Miss Mary johnson has built
a neat cottage house on South street. +.
f. Fullerton has in process of erection, one
of the most elegant and modern residences
in the country. The old American House
of year ago, now the Chester House"
has undergone Improvements, both inter
nally and externally two stores having
been furnished adjoining it, and various
other improvements, which we're much
needed, The Park in front of the Ches-
ter House, has been enclosed with neat
fence and a nice gravel walk made through
the centre of it. The Cornet Band has
very tasty music stand in the Park, where
they play once week during the summer.
Mr.. Mcintyre has built very pretty cot
tage house on the hill south of the village.
Judge Barrett has also put up a neat tene-
ment house on Prospect Hill. Mr.. f. w.
Head and Mr.. N. w. Earl, are each build
ing cottage house just below the boot
shop. Mr.. Joel d. Powers has built
beautiful, modern cottage house at Factory
vile. AT the depot, Mr.. c. Sanders has
furnished his house in very tasty manner.
Mr.. f. Hale has built cottage house near
the depot. There have been a great many
other improvements about town, such as
painting new fences, &c.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27

We commence with JAS. Keyes & Co.,
and speak of their manufacturing establish
ment. They employ about 10 hands, man.
aifactnring Cashmere and Doeskins. The
mill is run partly by steam and partly by
water power. Part of the machinery is
nearly new, and likewise is in condition TO
do q good business, averaging about 10000
yards per annuHl, The mill is situated on
the north side of "Sacketts Brook"
We proceed east and next find Cole &,
Ely, Tanners. They do a prosperous bust
ness in their line and are ever ready to do
the flaming" in style to suit customers.
S. w. Houghten is the "man of the
sledge,' and always strikes while the 'iron
Is hot 'CsR and see.
Next on the stream we mention Isaac
Groufs saw mill. Mr.. Grout has always
en- hsnd good assortment of lumber.
Seabury White, Carpenter & Joiner. at
tends TO Job work, &c. There are two Pa
per Mills, VIM. Robertson is the proprietor
d fhe clover mill" and o. Ii. Black of the
upper mill They are both young and en-
terPrising men. and deserve the patronage
OF those who deal in paper. Mr. Robert
son has brother in New York, who keeps
a paper Ware House for the sale Of the pa
per made here.
=. IL. Rcundy has Saw and Plsning
III He is a stirring man and always
feady to wait on those who wish their logs
saFed or their boards planned. You will
M him on South Water st.
we would not pass the Blacksmith Shop
warren Willard, who is thorough me-
2 'nic' and viii make anything from a horse
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
TO BE CONTINUED.
@ he Q mes.
CHESTER, JANUARY ~, 1850.

FATAL ACCIDENTAL very sad accident
occurred in the north part of Chester on
Saturday last, the particulars are as follows
Mr.. Wakefield and family, consisting of
wife and two children, one a boy or 5
years of age, the other an infant, had start
ed from Ludlow TO pay their friends in
Springfield visit. When about half a
mile above the old Gassett's stand on the
Proctorsville road, they were run into by a
double team heavily loaded with old iron,
dashing the sleigh TO pieces and instantly
killing Mrs. Wakefield, and dangerously in
juring the boy, while Mr.. w. and the in
FAINT escaped with slight injury. When the
team stopped Mrs. w. was under the for
ward traverse, and it was necessary to IN
load the iron before she could be extricated
The children were taken TO the house of
Mr.. Winslow near by, and Mrs. Wakefield
to the old Gassett stand, her breast being
broken and probably her back and arms.
The team belonged to Mr.. Shepardson Of
Springfield, he had been to Proctorsville
and got his load and was returning, when
he was called from his team to house near,
and had started but few steps when the
snow upon the house suddenly slid off and
started the horses, he tried to stop them but
could not until they had run into Mr.. Wake
fields sleigh. He rendered all the assist
ance in his power to comfort the sufferers.
Another correspondent gives similar
account of the above, and says the boy had
one ankle dislocated, and partial disloca-
ton of the knee, and the lower jaw frac-
tured. No blame is attached TO Mr.. Shep-
ardson.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-01-27
Business in Chester.

AT the r. r. Station, Mr.. II. ?. SPEN-
GER, the gentemanly Station agent, is al
ways to be found, ready TO sell you tick
ct, or send parcel by express, or mes
sage by telegraph
C. SANDERS, near the r. r. station,
dealer in dry goods and groceries, hats,
caps, boots and shoes, and ready made cloth
ing.
p. II. ROBBINS, opposite the r. r. sta
ton, dealer in hardware, iron, steel, nails,
coal, flour, and family groceries, good as
sortment constantly on hand. People in
want of such goods, will find Robbins the
place to buy good articles, and at low prices.
o. L. ROBINS, q. S. Bowman, asent,)
has large stock of ready made clothing at
the store of p. Ii. Robbins, which he is
selling at astonishingly low prices. Per-
sons in want Of good suit Of clothes will
find IT to their advantage TO call and exam
inc his stock, before purchasing elsewhere.
ETHAN HALL, near the depot, carries on
che blacksmithing business. All kinds of
work in thai line can be had at Halls at
the shortest notice, and executed in the
best manner.
Just across the river, You viii find ORD
WAYS mills which, under the snperintend-
ance of G. w. Orlway, are doing fine
business. SAMUEL ARCHER, lumber dealer,
buys large quantity of lumber, which he