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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
shYciars safe.
BESJAAIN PAINTER Plaintiff

vs..
NJ \. RO3iNETT Defendant
X virtue Of an order Of sale issued from tho
~ Court Of Common Peas of Holmes Counts Ohio,
n a certain civil action therein pending wherein
Benjan Painter is plaintiff and NJ. A. Robinctt
is Defendant, and to me directed rs Sheriff of said
county. ! VIII 6fer for sale ut public auction at
in said Holmes county, on
Momaoy tie 2lst doy of September 1868
at o'clock F. NJ of said day the following descib-
es goods and chattels, to-wit: bay mare } sorre,
mare, two-horse wagon, buck kboard and set of
Robinett to satisfy the claim of said Beniamin
Painter. Terms cash.
Sept 10, 1903. wipiS2,25. J.. NELSON
Sheriff of Holmes County.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
STRAYER.

VNR0M the subscriber, residing near Bloomfeld
Il on Thursday, July 30th. a light bay mare
Said mare is ten twelve years old and both hind
feet are white has dark name and tail and is rath
or poor. Any person giving me information as to
her whereabouts will be liberally rewarded.
CONRAD LOWE,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
Dissolution Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Abselp Baker and David Wholf under the firm
and style Of Baker " Who'll has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent All claims due 70 said
firm is in the hands of said Wholf, who will sc.tlc
up the business of the firm. The business will be
hereaftcr continued by said David Who'll mt tho
old stand. ABSALOM BAKER
Sept, 81, 1908 DAVID WHOLE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10

CEVENTY FIVE dollars will bpy a SucAP
- MILL. and COOKS EVAPORATING pan.
the best and cheapest Cane Mill in market, at
BRAY, the Timers,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
a FUND FOR CIRCULATING l00,000 COPIES
GpATuITousIY

A FUND FOR CIRCULATING l00,0 900 COPIES
GRATUIToUsLY.
1t is believed that this testimony of q
Southern man, born and reared under
the influence of slavery, will be more
generally listened to and profoundly hee-
ded. whether in the slave or free States,
than an equally able and conclusive work
written by northern man. And tits very
desirable, therefore, that cheap compend
Of its contents fitted for gratuitous circu.
lstion, be now made and generally diffus-
ed in those States--Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Indiana, and Illinois--which are
to decide the next Presidential contest
HORACE GREELEY, j. Kelly Chm,
B. s. Aedrick of State @. g..
j. A. KENNEDY, JOHN JAY,
j. G. Underwood NJ. Spring,
rHURLOW WEED, A. Wakeman,
VIM. Henry Anthon, w. BRYANT,
e. ID. SMITH, R.H. M'Curdy.
In aid of the general fund for circnla-
ting one hundred thousand copies OF the
work in hand. subscriptions mp to June
the 18th, 1859, amount to about So, 100
of which the following, as will respectful
ly appear, has been received in sums of
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
Total
S85lS

~
Such is the record We now ask, in
all candor, whether these men, the leaders
Of Me Republican Party, who endorsed
and circulated the above book, are not
morally, before High Heaven, RESPONSE
BILE for the revolution and boodshed
which has followed If they really in
tended to carry ont their threatened de-
signs. when they got into power, then
every man can see why the South took
such steps as she thought would insure
her safety. IT they did not intend to car
rs out these threats, they arc none the
less responsible, for they convinced and
alarmed the South that they did intend
to carry them out. There is, therefore,
no escape for them as being justly and
mainly responsible for our present civil
war. Will any one dare to assert that
these men are not the leaders of the Re-
publican party Look over the names
and see whether nearly all are not high
priests at present in the party now en-
gagged in carrying out the very pro.
gramme to which they pledged them
selvs? The author of this atrocious book
Nv" HpiiS posltlOn UnWcI MI binCOIn \
administration w. II. Seward who
declared il a work Of "great merit" is
Mr. Lincoln's Secretary of State; l.. Gle
phane, of Washington. another endorser,
is Postmaster of that city G. A. Pea.
body, Of New York. lie now Judge of Mr.
Lincoln's Courts in New Orleans; David
Dudley Field and Curtis Noycs broke up
the Peace Convention; Abraham Wake
man, another endorser, is rewarded with
tho position OF Postmaster of New York
a number are still members of Congress. |
Some are really fighting to carry out
their principles as they said they would,
like Frank Blair. Of Missouri and S. r.
Jur.i~. of Iowa. Most of them. howev.
'r, aye content to hold civil positions.
and spend their time in coaxing, or dyaf.
ing Democrats to do the lighting. Yet
vi, in one way or other. are vigorously
It work to make good their assertion
. We have determined to abolish slavery
md so help MS God. abolish it we will"
IAN tho people be any longer deceived
IS to who are justly responsible, before
Sod, for our present horrible, fratricidal
and devastating negro equality. civil
war. and all the consequence that have !
followed In its train .....H @
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
w. Ii. SEW ARD.

coscREssiosAL ENDORSEMENTS.
We. the Undersigned. members of the
House OF Representatives Of the National
Congress. do cordially endorse the opin
ions and approve the enterprise set forth
in the foregoing circular - TT
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Adnfmistrntor,s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
/. has been appointed and duly ualifed ns Ad-
ininistrator Of the estate of Erasmus Anderso1,
deceased. Ia tc Of Holmes county, o.
Sept, TO- 1863 SAMUEL KERR
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

"Devoted to the Union from the beginning. wiu ho'
lcsert 1t now, In this the hour Of its sorcst uin,
O l.. NALLANbiGHAh'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10

ron 0ovERNOR,
CLEMENT l.. NDIGl1AM,
or Montgomery County.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE T.. PUGH, of Hamilton
AUDITOR OF Stair,
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan.
TREASURER or STATE.
HORACE s. KNAPP. OF Ashland.
SUPREME JUDGE.
=. VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
JOHN II. HEATON, of Belmont.
DISTRICT TICKET.
FoR SENAToR.-JUDSON a. BEEBE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10
MIR, sEwARD's ENFORCEMENT.

"""'"' "Hhu 10, iooi
GENTLEMEN II have received from
yon copy OF your recent publication,
entitled the "lmpending Crisis of the
south, and have read it with deep atten.
'lon' 1t seems to me a work of GREAT
MERIT, rich, yet accurate in statistical in.
formation aud logical analysis, and do
not doubt that it will exert a great inAu.
ence on1he public mind, in favor of the
cause Of Truth and Justice.
am gentlemen, very respectfully.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10

the 18th. 1859, amount to about SO, 700
of which the following, as will respectful
ly appear, has been received in sums of
from S 10 to $3.50:
Abner Beers, New York city SO
d. W. Bonney " 100
Nicholas Brown, Warwick, X 100
Asbur b. Burdick. Brooklyn, N Y 100
j + Clark, Jamaica Plains, Mass 10
Cassius NJ. Clay, Whitehall, Ky 25
G. NJ Clay for a Kentucky clergyman $50
G.. NJ. Clay for several persons lOl
Robert l.. Darrah, New York city 10l
L G Duply, Boston, Mass 80
William Endicott jr 1901
Jonathan Farnham, Millvillc, Mass 90
Edward Fiske, Brooklyn ny lUOl
Samuel Fosdck, Cincinnati, Ohio 1OI
Stiles French, New Haven, Conn lOI
NJ J Frisbie, New York city 100
o b Rockingham, Jersey City 1O5
ID Il Goodhue and friend, Washington l0l
Horace Greeley New York city 100
| r G Greenleaf, Boston, Mass 50I
/ Edwark Harris, woonsocket, r. l. 100
Benjamin S Frederick, New York city 80
/ II X Helper. " 100
F Hurlburt, Brooklyn, NY %
John Jay, New York city 100
Edward Ketcham, New FORK city 35
William McCauly, Wilmington, Del 10
Nathan Marble, Port Bryon, N. Y 10
Samuel May, Boston, Mass 100
7. Edwin d Morgan, Albany, n. Y. 100
John Nesmith, Lowell Mass 100
John T. Norton, Pennington, Conn 100
Parsons, New York 10
NJ pinncr, Kansas city, No. 10
B X Plumly, Philadelphia, Pa. 100
Ralph Evans Z" 20
{ Republicans OF Pottsville 4 n Coventry Pa 40
do Crown Point, N Y. IL
do Shawnee Mound, Ind 90
, do South Bend Ind, 10
w S Roberts, New York city 10
Hanson Robson, Newcastle county, Del 20
David Ryrson, Newton, Now Jersey, Ga
, s N Sherman, Ogdensburg, N. u 32
r Gerrit Smith, Peterboro, N. Y. 10
Marcus Spring, Eagleswood, N. Y. 100
John A Stover, Smyrnai, N. Y. 100
} J s Stranahan, Brooklyn, N Y 100
Lewis Tappan do 100
William Il Thompson, Philadelphia, Pa 100
Edmunl Tweedy, Newport, X. l. 10
James Wodsworth, New York city, 100
Abraham Wakeman do 100
Thurlow Weed, Albany, N. Y. 100
Aaron White, Thompson, Conn 10
J a x f Wright, Philadelphia, Pa 30
Bradford X W ood, Albany, N Y 100
A A so; B so; G G 10; d d 10; L f 20;
+ F 25. North Carolina l65
s T NJ, Wilmington, Del 10
A friend by Il Sewell, Boston, Mass 10
L B, Bro okIyn, N Y, 20
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-09-10

Dean Sin III you have read and
critically examined the work, you will
probably agree with us that no course Of
argument so successfully controvcrting
the practice OF slavery in the United
States. and enforcing precise ard ade-
quate view Of its prostrnting effects, ma
terial and moral, has cqualled that of
The volume entitled. The Impending
Crisis of the South How to Meet it, by
Hinton Rowan Helper, of Moth Caro-
lima"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
.rSTLT TEO.r FREE.

CROSS EYES made perfect IN
one minute; CATARACT ope-
rated for-slwayS successfully:
TUMOkS removed from the Eye
and Ear Dis HARGES OF THE
EAR cured. OPACfTiES or THE
EYE removed; ARTIF iCiAL
EYES inserted. o move and APP
pear natural. without pa n: Ar
TlFICIAL EAR DRUMS intro
duced. which improve the hear
ing Immediately
All difficult and delicate dis
eases Of both sexes treated with
out the use Of unpleasant reme-
dies.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
M EDiCAL.
MEDICAL.
Dr. LudIuIn's Specific,
cUKE OF
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
AND
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

fHNHE GonorrhGa commonly called Clap, Is dis
gushing maiadv, and Is too well known To require
any explanations II i easy 10 be got bat IL Is difficult
get clear Of Ii il companion that few admire; per-
vades all classes OF soceiybn;h male and female rich
and poor both married and Single Although sOtroube-
some IA itself distressing and sometimes fatal il
disease. the treatment Of which, has generally been
worse than the disease itself The fashionable
treatment is first deprive you Of all business then
comes 4 course Of starvatioa-ving bread and tea
water Cruel or some Kin OF Stops; you bled.
cupped eached. combined with nausea ing medicines
injections, lotions, ontments and fomenta ions
Every few days the medicines changed: and after
some months treatment In this way which the patient
bearswth fortitude fear exposu he dis
charged discharges himself with irritable uretcr
Swelled estcle enlargement Of the PROSTATE ands
disease OF the neck Of the bladder.
Tnis>pecic. which acts like "A charm with few doses
Hose diseases and quite take and which
has cured thousands in New York. Philadelphia, Balt
and many Of the Southern cities. Is and
eectual remedy, that makes rapid andpernanent
without regard to Diet drink exercise except
ling, jumping oVer-straning. This remedy is
equaed by anything discovered for the OF those
diseases is extracted from plants and per-
fecty safe IL purely vegetable II contains
that you can expose yourself all kinds Of
weather. without the least danger from the medicine.
And If you are careful in wrapping up your paste You
will have no taste smell from II, that you
deprived from going into company, being detected
nearest friends.
This quaok medicine buta remedy discovered and
used with immense success by regular ply stefan and
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-None j. genuine without the signature of
the proprietor. w Davidson. around the box. All in
frngement> Of trade marks will be prosecuted with
ulmoStr igor oithe law
WI DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati Ohio.
Sold by Druggistsgenerally. jan2S-d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

have been afflicted with Deafness noise in my head
singing cracking. whistng sounds. like falling Of
and giddne and confusion Of memory for thirty
years deaf that had to speak very loud
10 ne Dr. Jones. OF New York. being at the Mononga
hela House. aud having such great success then re-
solved try had been under the treatment
Of what called The best physicians IN this county
and Europe, and they had all failed. Dr. Jones has
cured me eafireiy and that without ahy pain During
the short time which Dr. Jones remlued in This city
(pittshurg,) have a hundred ladies and
temen that h. has cured of partial aud tota deafness and
bnones> II Is universally conceded here that he is the
best Ear and Eve Doctor IN America and many say he Is
the best In the world IL Is firm conviction that what
DR. Johanne, \. Jones cgNf cure cEaf he cUref. am
drmy convinced Of his uupar lied skill that will take
pleasure IN answering any questions q at may be asked
Address to, call on JOHN KING,
No II Wood street, PittSburg Pa,
At King Cos Wholesale Glass House.
Pittsburg, April ), 1863.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

sT-The State Sentinel saws that there are no
better friend. TO the Government than NallandIg
ham and Pugh." Which Government does the
Sentinel mean. the Federal or Confederate?
The answer depends upon the fact whether the
Sentinel, in writing the sentence intended 20 lie
or tell the truth.-(St. Joseph Valley Republi.
The above We find in one SCHUYLER CoLFAx's
paper, ~ho is anxious 70 be considered sharp
fellow Now what Is Government WEB
STIR saws il l. can empire. kingdom or State;
any territory over which the ri ht OF sovereignty
is extended" So then Little Greeley" admits
or comedies. in the inquiry he makes of Us, that
the Confederate States are a Government over
which the right Of sovereignty Is extended This
l. concession which requires but little ad.
vance TO Acknowledge the independence of the
Confederate States, which honestly believe
CoLFAx and his compeers have been and are yet
ready to do.
In answer TO CoLsAx's inquiry we re
ply that VALLAxpIGHAM and PuGH are
better friends of the Federal Govern
ment than CoIFAx and his whole Conied
crate Abolition crew. What has ne or they ever
dome 20 show Their devotion To tue Constitution
and the Uhiony CoLFAx and Company say they
are for the war. but they are very careful not to
expose their carcasses to Rebel bullets. They
proclaim from the house tops that it is The duty
Of every man to sacrifice himself To overthrow
the rebellion. but they don't do it-not they
What hypOcrites. or cowards-and they must
choose themselves upon which horn OF the dilem
ma they prefer to hang themselves II CoLFAx
i honest IN his declarations, he should set the ex
ample of fighting: and ii he don't do il, he is a
hypocrte VALLASpiGHAM and PUGH are better
friends TO the Federal Government that CoLFAx
& Co., because they believed that civil war
would result in disunion-that it is in
fact disunion, and they used every eff
fort to prevent that calamity to the country.
CoLFAx & Co on the other hand. did all in their
power To precptate these terrible evils upon the
country. for no other purpose than to perpetuate
the rule of the party in power and to advance
partisan schemes. And now. with heartless in
difference, they look upon the sacrifice of life,
and health and treasure. which this has ocea-
stoned; and they will do so until the calamties OF
war overtake them History will show that the
greatest enemies of the Federal Government
were those who. like CoLrAx. were fddling. or
putting money into their pockets whilst the fires
of civil war we're consuming the nation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
PrrrsEuRG. Pa. March 9. 1863.


Having been troubled with deafness for some time past
particularly after taking cold and latterly becom
ing much worse. made up my mind, in company with
friend 10 visit DR. Jones DID aud after being seated
stated my case, giving full particulars The Doctor
reply Il can restore your hearing well il
was" ''How long will 1t take you Doctor! Half an
hour" "N the operation be painiulf' mo, sir; an
operation in the that would be painful would be in
furious" allow much will il Doctor;'' The sum
was stated loI can go 10 work " The Doctor began
and went through like master workman. Instead
of pain. certain parts OF the operation gave
pleasing alton, than operation IN which much
at axe for In less than h,lf hour my hear
ing perfectly restore aud has remained
paid the Doctor his price, aud perfectly wei satisfied
with my bargain. The Doctor and ! even. except
that think had the best of the bargain. What have
written have done voluntarily, and DID believe the
be perfect would say without regard TO any
person WILLIAM EVANS.
Commercial and River Reporter, Gbbon St. 9Th Ward.
A. was present and heard the conversation and Wit
messed the above operations, most cheerfuy coincide
with the above statement A. +. ANSHUTZ.
DR. Jones has had thorough medical education in Eu-
rope and 'merica His diplomas suspended in his
ohcs-Rooms No 81 and "a hates House, ndi 'napoliS
Indiana iune20-d3tSwlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
FouNDRIEs.
THE HOOsIER STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. WE ARK
now prepared o. receive and satisfactorily execute
ord''s for stoves AMI castings generally. The senio
partner has just returned from the Fast where he Ia
procured the most terabe snf perfect patterns Tor cook
and pAror cverinrouccd ntothe marke. wecspe-
ciay invite the attention ~ wholesale dealers
this branch of business with request that will
Civ u call oar other work wi. embrace iron fronts
and columns (which desire make a prominent fea-
tnre an our manufacture. railing and mill castings. sugar
mills aud kettles, house work. such ventiafor win
dow caps sis and hollow IN fact everything pro fuced
IA an iron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
and only promise what well and promptly per-
form.
Office and Foundry ios south Delaware street aejoin-
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots, indianapolis Indiana.
myl3- cox LORD PECK.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
TUR MING.
Notice TO Carpenters and Stair
Builders.

II OUlS K0LB. PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB
Turner. Georgia street, between Pennsy ania
and Meridian. prepared TO execute all kinds Of Turning
in the best manner, and at reasonable prices.
keep constantly On hand Stair Ballusers and Newe
Posts and turn them order All work done promptly
and in good order.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

DIR. JONES being well versed in the most improved
me hodS fthe MED CAL AND SURGICAL TIRE ATMFNr
OF DISEASES. would ask the afflicted him a trial
aud for their benefit would submit the following:
One o my eyes has been crooked for twenty years
mpairng the vision and dishgurng me- Hearing Of Dr.
jones' great skill, consulted him. April IT, 1863 at
Htisburg Ia. lie told he could make my eve all
right in minute. told him TO he did So and
made my natural VA sight and appearance Thr az
fctei need not hesitate mement in going Dr. jones'
he is master of his profession.
ID. STARK. Aurora, Ind.
Mr.. Stark Is a lumber merohAn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

The President hss issued acquisition upon
Indiana ior SIX n.onths volunteers. in view Of the
threatened invasion OF Northern territory by the
Rebel focces. Adjutant General NOBLE has
issued an order calling upon each Congressional
District for one regimen, for tbs service We
have 10 doubt that the call viii be psomg''y re-
spond<d to We presume that the nenbers Of
the Home Guards and Loyal Leagues si'tbs anI-
ious TO ilIastrste their patriotism in the present
erigencs Having bad some experience In mill
tary drill. they will be better fitted FOR the field
than those -ho have not bad that advantage
The troops who engage in the six months ser
vice under thi. call of the President, will be
ere'iitei 20 the State upon any requ'sitioa which
may be made upon Il under the CONSUMPTION Law
The fact that the President IS calling for six
months volunteers makes the impression that in
his opinion the will be brought to close. in
some vay. within that time.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
AUCTION SALE.
For Sale at Auction.

e. yE.TtfoS AgoToSE
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

TEA boy named James George was run over
Yesterday evening by an express wagon near The
Bates House lie was stunned. aud it VAS Al
frs, though hewas fatally injured. but after being
carried into drug store near os std restored 10
Consciousness he was able TO walk home
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
Prom Warrington.

sxciTEMrNT AND APPREHESsIoN At ruE Carr
rAL-RENIssNIss OF rHE ADMINISTRATIONS n
NoT PREPAEINs FoR THE AeGREssivE Now
xENr % GEN Ln-FoLLr % CALLING FoR
Rsw REcRuiTs VOW. TO FIGHT AotSsr LEE's
VErERASs-ESuMERATioN o. GrNKRAL LEE's
FoReEs-THEY AMOUNT TO 100 600 Tnoors-
MOVEMENTS AND DEsiGSs or THE CoSFEpE
RATS. &c. &C, &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20

Ny daughters eyes very much diSfgured-turned
IN. placed her under the care Of DR.. Jones' Of
York who has Entirely removed the deformty aud made
her eyes natural. j VI. BlERS,
Sheriff Of Washington County, Pa.
PS. I acquainted With many persons. old and
young whom Dr. Jones has cured Of deafness diseases
OF the eye, &c. M. BYERs.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-20
WAN ED.
5.abOrcr> Wanted.

~ OR EIGHT LABnRING HANDS WANTED TO WORK
~ on Brick Yard az ~ 10 per day Steady work
be given to sober industrious and reliable men.
Apply t. T. A. Lewis, al 4 Wallace Grocery. Thomas
Water. az the Brick Yard OF Water Co. on the
Fletcher Gravel Road. iunelg-d3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28
Mulay Min Saws.

TUST received another tot Of the bbOve Saws Also,
d lots Of Buttng or Drag saws for saving Wood BY
dorse Power,
Jan. 10. c. {. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-08-28
Building Materials.

WE have made arrangements such as willsn
wv able US to furnish
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Of quality superior 20 anythiit W. have ever had,
MANUFACTURERS PRICESi
Sash allied with Glass and Painted constantly hanS
It less than tlHy usually cost.
March II. '59-sti c. r. POTTER co.