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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26
RUTLAND HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1866.
.rr,ya, and Departure OF Train..

Arrival aud Departure of Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND,
ror BellowsFalls,1 10 & 500 am, 'ls'Ao " 1o'oo
u, m, .- A. -
" Burlington, lao 4 5,45 a. m, '2,Oo " 40
p.m.,
saratoga, 500 am, s2.45 p, IN.
Remington, b.45 am, *2,l5 pm.
Salem, Ito am, &F12.40p.m,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND
From Bel. F'ls, lass am, & t2.Q0 4 go Pm; n
W Burlington, 1245 am, 'l2.S6 &4'ao@ta'lu
pm.
a. Saratoga, .i2.2O & 1925 pm.
Bennington, ". AS am, &s2op'm'
Salem, 1.10 am, u 'i.l0 At.
mail Train, fAccohilou"t'oh'
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Gold
BOSTON LIVE >ToCK MARKET.

New YORK, July IT.
Gold closed at 1905.
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UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

FOR GOVERNOR,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;,
OF Waterbury.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
A. B. GARDNER,
OF Bennington.
FOR TREASURER,
500 JOHN A PAGE.
OF Montpelier
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-26

THE SENATORIAL QUESTION oNOh "ohH'
MFR. Sheldon favors us with another
communication in regard to the Rutland
Comfy Convention and the resolution
introduced by him therein. We 90 not
care to 90 all over the ground again.
We have not assumed Gas Mr.. Sheldon
does> to know whether a majority OF !
Rutland County is for one or the otEer
Of the Senatorial candidates. We have
not assumed to Commit" the Republi-
can party of tie County enc way or the
other. We have only assumed to speak
| our own individual views on the cues
ton. az we must always do in editing
our own paper. We have said that MI.
Sheldon first opened the Senatorial
ouestion in the Convention, by the intro
duction of his resolution, and that his
resolution was voted down, all which Is
true. One reason why it was voted
down we believe was that it was deemed
an understandable reflection upon tne
course of this paper in expressing us
own preferences as to candidates as III
, | has an undoubted right to do. The vote
was not therefore purely an expression
g of the Convention upon the Senatorial
} question: and we have not claimed IL 10
. ID such, We have not canvassed the
= County of Rutland, and, we repeat, we
: do not profess to be in possession OF lacts
!. to warrant us in declaring the County
o for Judge Poland or for Mr.. Morrill,. We
l. have our own views Of the respective
" qualifications of the two men for the
re Senatorship. We express them for VIVA
e thew are worth, and we have no fnrthel
Is interest in the matter directly or indl
a, rectly.
Mr.. Sheldon concludes his communl
i cation bv saving that 'it is now see
te that man may dare act independent
j. and survive" ETC." We are very glad t
know it, for that is just what we haV
De been doing throughout this Senatorlf
,b controversy. We concede the right
IN eyery man SO to act; we claim the rigf
G ourselves.
he TENNEssEE.-A Washington dlspatc
nu saws that intelligence has been receive
20 there explaining the action of the Tel
he nessee House of Representatives on u
,ly amendment to the Constitution. 1t al
pears that Sc constitutes quorum OF
OF full house. At the taking of the vo
O. O. "a answered to their names and two T
lie fused to respond. The Speaker, ther
on, fore, ruled, that as no quorum had Vot
an it was to be assumed that no quoru
us, was present. An appeal was taken ire
ID this ruling and the House refused to ST
he. tain the decision, and entry was ma
lily on the journal that two members We
the present who refused to vote, The spea
geo er then made announcement that
sy' Joint resolution had passed
ho The joint resolution for the admissi
cen of the Tennessee congressman pass
TWO the House on Wednesday, as amend
ent by the Senate, and goes to the Preside
n mas for his approval.
hip. Gov. MORTON ON THE PHuADELPl
and CONVENTION. This is the way Govern
lore Morton OF Indiana speaks of the Phi
: " delphia convention and its callers, il
.ork recent speech
part "This call is formal disbandment
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brighton. Cambridge and Medford.

For the week ending, July %, 1866.
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Sorrow Lodge.

We arc requested to announce that
IT I. desired that all Ma.ons who IN.
tend participating in the ccrcmonic.
Of this melancholy occasion. meet
%punctually Of tho Lodge room in this
placc, by balc-past ten o'cIocl
on the morning Of the 18th proyimo
1t Is expected that thoattcnd nee vii
be large, and il will be ncccssary "a
attend 10 some prclimimrics before
repairing % the Clmcl, where tlr
address will be publicly delivered nj
ha'f-past eleven O'Clock. Ia thi
connection ~ repeat the suggestion.
hal each Brother bring with him q
basket Of food, for our small village
will not be enabled TO feed all who
will be present, aud Il basket dinner
will answer all desired ends. II j.
furthermore especially cnjoinci upon
oil Worshipful Masters to immcdi-
atcly furnish n. G. TAYLOR a list Of.
those members OF their respective
lodges, who were killed or died in
the service. The Lodges generally
have been very rcmiss in not attend
ing TO this important instruction.
The reports from Robina and Spring
port Lodges have been mislaid, and
We request the officers Of those
lodges 10 furnish, each, another list
Ncycr was there an event frnught
with more solemn interest To the an-
cicnt order, than the rite of the
approaching nth Of April. and on
that day the Masons throughout the
State will hold sad communion with
the dead. Let thoscot Pamela coun.
~ he among the foremost in paving
this last sad tribute To the memories
Of fallen Brothers and heroes, whose
names arr cmbalmcd in the public
a. well q Masonic heart aud graft
tudc.
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thurch Espionage.

We have much vcucrtion Tor gen
uine picty, and respect those sincere
ministers Of the Gospel whose severe
lives Of ruiicncc and faith conform
t. the tcachinp IT Gods huly book.
M text in the bible, addresses the
world with murc convincing truth.
than the humble walk aud convcr,a
ton Of those who have assumed
heaven. livery with sincere aud piou
intention, who>c mission is to the
sinner for hi. salvation, anil whose
s%oiourn on earth i, tor it, Christian
regeneration. But. where hypocricy
Is bid beneath the churchmun . gown,
and religion worn as a curb TO serve
the devil in-whcrc the sacred Offices
Of the priest are prostitutcd to PANE
pcr to tue bascsi aud worst passions,
and even the name Of Christ used 10
sanoiify villainy. there is M worl OF
condemnation two severe for these
chancters, no contempt oo withrriul
for their miserable calling. all uo
torment hereafter tr hit for IT,,
fnincss Of their sins. These sigrc.
ticus are awakened by reading the
appended extract from the New York
MdhodiS. a goddess paper, libcmlly
pasroninrd by it, g%ollcss scct. and j.
presumed TO reflect the tender Chris.
iian charities felt for the people Of the
South. The missionary society OF
the Methodist Church, North, have
appropriated three hundred thousand
dollars 70 senl missionaries to the
south TO preach 10 and protect The
negroes, and also 10 report to IL,
Missionary Board, iis journals, and
the whole world" the injuries in.
iiiesed on the poor black prc,cgcs Of
,hc fools and 1anaiics u Puritan
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We Need u Male school.

We call the attention of our COM
munity to the great need of having a
male school in our midst. There are
a number of Youths in this vicinity
who, for want Of an appropriate
school for their instruction. will he
compelled to seek the advantages, in
this particular, of more favored local.
ties. In fact, wc learn that several
have already gone 10 other places in
the county, where they can have iacil
tiles lorrcpairing and completing their
cducations, which were so cruelty
hlndcrcd and retarded by the last
four wears of war. We commend
the sensible conclusions of these
Young men, and hope, by a just APP
probation Of the advantages OF ~cho-
lastic honor-, and an active diligence
with their toll Of books, that thcy
may succeed in acquiring those aid.
that will render them useful citizens.
and attain for their efforts the best
rewards in the field Of letters. Upon
the educated youth cf Mississippi tho
hopes Of the nc,t generation rcposc.
and no duty !, more imperative upon
the citizen than To encourage the
young IN their enterprise ct learning,
aud afford them al the advantages of
the hest scholarship which inquiry.
investigation and none, can procure
We have, both IN thi. village and
Batcssillc, duuti.hiug female ~%cl,nol..
at which rrimmcr.hoys arc permitted
to attend but the larger youth. Of
both places are very property denied
ad%mit,ancc. Before the war lr.olatcd
the land, We had a large school in
oir midst, and q comfortable srhnol.
house. Now We have neither. an1 IL
will require nothing, in comparison
with the benefit To- h. derived. IL rc-
build a school.hou,e aul cmplo,
umrrtcn, tCncler-.urh teachers n.
wi implaut with their teachings the
love Of country aud q Just regard
for State Interest, in IT., minds of the
youth Of the land Alrady have
Boston schcl marm- anil slick Amin.
idab. from New England. miserable
fanatics whose brains. .takcl bv thrir
weight in gold, would not hu, a pig.
mnsom ium q ~Llusphcminr jew.
started on their southern school
huntings. With sectional spelling
books aud abolition readers. printed
To distort the minds Of the children
Of caeh Southern home: with slurs at
var hallocd dead. and ialsc incidents
Of the late rebellion. this flock Of
harpies eNPvt TO aitaint their young
minds. and sow the seeds of those
~d'aNalical hers.le vhich rcnAcr the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-03-31

i itfii 'NiH M t.
tiff BE- fsaiu a a,,f
ai e.rfifdm m " tt
inius flnR tt itN ma'
ffihihii t dttHnl. q. 1874.
fad ~ saefm lmnl $500 ia lal
iHaH ff siiif emil Be- lHa.fantI.
ipmh nht f u 4
Hft o. Boon aln il..
tle tHb ulmiut r HeI
~ lmpr ah Doe laa ptsI ~ 4
tir pallh mind tat Ht Counts
ffifi eftefeln lfaly 700. W a.luiH
IlfI litlim Iil /.
ln 4hal dell nalf, anl HHf
mnuil. va predict fhat !. u.I.du
a wll Hm oul. 4lrtI NJ. ,uuf
laaai. if#ee Lan dlsule ia. .
fit circuit mnrf hlW TH
ualieliou ~ allme of ful,.N Doc
incurred mp lht dr, III tNr Iua
tabIiahIup VI. nt nam ouD ~ it.
HUNDRED nui nnt dollar ad aI..
'lHnnrty It.u uhur tt an..n.
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F
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters e administrator having bstu graut.
81 n ihs undersigned 90 The ssssie uf 1uscrh
I4nse4 aeeeatel ~ he rrAAis eH=ft NJ
rasols tiariv. At he nstcmtst term. isGl
thsrpiur Ell psfsius having slaims
aaaiusi sail estate viii present them within " .
tive rFcsstit@t ~ law ~ thsv wH1 ~ s-rvrs
harrrl n " nn~RunnuGM.
mtt.t Adsaini iratar.
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Family Medicines,

Every family requires q rliH II pure ard e..
Nyliyr f.mriIs, which may be confidently re-.
Irl upon un rrr ~ actual necessity. We have
nsed e'ul every Effort io eudcryoriur To supply
the demand. and ash an honest trial al Inc
hands Of the people Unreliable cpupuundl
pnpsr,i by upnuripltl and uncducatel
Nufihrru men, who know hui tttls hhou, med.
tcinr anil les about Southern irsaimsuL arc far
Interior Co lho.c preparcdby experienced South.
rru physicians, consequently, We nfr confident
the N0t fRkRN pEOPLE will give our
t.Ft.J.a. "a tgastV Httur.st
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. In
tue Circuit court Of said county. No. 1850
4 j. Young, Executor &c., "a. q. ". Lane.
Attachment issued the 18th day Of February.
1896, against the estate Of the said defendant
for $50 "a, retunable 10 the Circuit Of said
county. Notice Is hereby given to the said de-
PENDANT, q W. Lane, that unless be appear he
fore said court on the fri day Of rs next Term
thereof 10 he holden in and for said county Of
Pamela, ut the court house Of said county in the
town Of Pamela on the seventh Monday after
the fourth Monday In March, 1896, aud plead
to said action, judgment will be entered against
him and the estate attached will he sold.
marJi-it &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor plaintiffs.
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Dc Lsa IsooIxc's
constitutional Monarh,

OF AMERICAN Bitol Purifier, upsrceiing the
us' 81 w "mu'aagf aud water arsaparlla
compounds now before the public. II is fccnm.
mynicl tof I'll Impurities u the blood where an
Affirmative is required @f sgpdla OF King
evil fh,umtii,m Oh tUrs ini ulcers h,il.
ium1H glsniular sU5llinrt camp itch. sgsll
bead letter rirgworm suiancous diseases zen.
rmllt pimplea and bluifhea On The hce. yrhl.
little ttiuis q the system. hereditary diseases
etc. Price one dollar and a.half rsr bottle.
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Mpmnhls COIlOn Market.
ADVERTISE MEATS.
TBEE q
SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS!!

An.rHear twenty year toll IN battling the
d.resr ~ lhD Southern climate. wc have de.
.il.l with other physicians 10 prepare md Of
i'r ihr southern people olr entire skill and
medical experience iu The shape Of
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Drugs and Groceries
CHEAP FOR CASH, AT
HODGES d MOORE,s.

We have Just rrcsivtd fgsh and superh lot
II ntaaS Medicines Chemicals tuiiet artisles
Euhlh% Fru%heS hnfN hntnnS etc. ETC.
We have also a barge supply and ruod as
sgtmsat u g~rcsties Il gvsry kina and family
supplies We receive fresh snrphssessry week.
- ~ = tvsf fs thsa sayfoiE Give
~ a M anA psirs yer Fncis hsflFs purchasing
e. rr mutf-tf
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi, Pamela county. In
the Circuit court II said county. No. 20is.
7. Y. Lester. rsignec, ~. g. W. Lane. At
iarhnrni ISSUED the goth day o. February.
lsod, against the estate Of the said defendant
for the sum OF $50 -, rcturnable to the Cir
cult court Of said county. Notice Is hereby
given 10 the said defendant, G. ". Lane. that
unless he appear before aid court on the first
day Of the next term thereof, 10 he holden al
the court house Of said county In the tow Of
Pamela on the 'cyenih Monday nncr the fourth
Monday In March, 1856, and plead 10 said ac-
ton, judgment will be entered against him aud
the estate attached will be sold.
marli-lt &c. HARRISON. CLERK.
Harrison 4 TAYLOR for plaintiff
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.


an person. indebted to the late firm Of wari
4 FoS,s. are requested b sume fcfwAri aud
settle Immediately The Law requires me to
settle ur the estate of M late partner, Captain
Geurge 7 Fou,s. and I shall hs compelled "a
ttiHg sur agdinsl persons Who hd TO attend 10
ibis notice Ms WARD
marij-lt Surviving rarinsr sni Etfsatot
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DO La ItooIxc'n
Chill q,

\ ctiaiu aui af, remedy fr at form. q chiIs
iul ever, Intermittent trmiiirui aut billions
t'verS dumb chills periodical headache neural.
gi1. riins and aching uf the joints and limbs
cold and chilly Fuaiions night swctt4 ncry.
'a pfu'tmtl1u debility etc.
CHILDREN ANp INFANTS
u'c t With IMMUNITY A. Il is pleasant 10 the
taste, never affects tho head and J, pctmnncu,
ne ia net.'n One package will cure nny case
W chils Each package contains q box Of
% 'i-r,Holc pills q box II liver rjll, anil q
bottle VI tonic Price two dollars per pafksgr.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Pamela county. In
the Circuit court 81 said county. No 20tG.
]. '. Lester, assignee, Vs. William II. Williams.
Attachment issucd the 2Gth iay u February.
1890, against the estate u the said defendant
for the am Of Si,4s5 50, rrnmable to the Cir.
cult court Of sud county. Notice . hereby
given 10 the said defendant. William II. vii.
linms That unless he appear before said cuur, at
u next term thereof and on the hr, day Of
said term. 10 he holden n the court house Of
said county In the town n Pamela. on the sew.
cutt Monday ancr the fourth Monday in March.
ls6e and plead Ia aid action, judgmcn, will
be- entered against hin aud the estate attached
Will be sold &c. HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taylor for plaintiff mntai.lt.
H. A. rAErtE j. ptANr MrGEurr.
HAYWOOD TO Pamela Nis
u D rAurrr.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The STATE Of Mississippi Pamela county In
me- Cuuit ,1urtuf said cpunty. no. 2lGs " s.
llaff assignee 81. g w Lane Attachment Ht
sued The 2ilb day 1t March 1906. against tht
estate o' lhe aid defendant for tlis ~. return.
able "a ihe Circuit court Of .aiI county. Notice
q hereby given 10 the said defendant, q ".
Lane. that unless be- appear before said court on
the lirt dag Of The next term thereof 10 be-
holden In and for aid county, a. the court house
thereof IN the town u pauoln. On the seventh
Monday after thciofrth Monday IN March. 1906.
and plead TO said notion, judgment will be co.
tered against him aud the estate attached will
be '1ld. &C. HARRISON, Clerk.
Nosclcy 4 Harris for plaintiff mnr1ltt.
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bnNrs Cuntaining munitions IT war
arv hcing shipped from Philadelphia
to the headquarters of the Fcnians at
New York The bonds of The Irish
Il ruhlir mcst With a rradv sale.
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Sir John Sevaniieur's Celebrated
Fluid Extract Rcnrbcrry.

u pir-sHfdl ~ h. the hest end cheapest com
ruund now brfrt the public for al diseases Of
thg kidurts aud bladder. affecting male OF e.
malg ltisa sfy,iHt fymtdy iaf incrutiusnry
rs n1r.ryteatiou IT urine irritation. IuH,ms.
t.on anil ulcemtIon Of the bladder. kidut,s aud
urrthm. ds aces IT the prostate gland pains In
the bayk and weakness al symptoms arising
fnm sscVst habits Ut dissipation " indsgre.
tilu. ncrvousnssS Ices II slctp affecting mail or
FINALE rriee large bottles ouly one dollar
uir other prvTamt,ons arr
rblotiifiue stomach nitisrs
ur nrvmruole Red hsrrh1sa Remedy,
~ L. korke File salve.
pr,mse'c AC's ntentary ccmruuni.
pfumesis Nrus Lung utlam.
pwmeu1ls A Cos Vegetable Anti.b5Iliaus
riuS
q. } rtlhsm t1ii8a solve.
reumsa te 4 Cos gat Eiisf,
r. IA 7rdks t.ivct Pills
These medicines We rryammsni With r'ss.
lraes TO al families and cur sryats vii iake
10 Supplying yDul wants They arv ell
manufactured ~ the depot and itbdatlfy %
The Great Sauihtfn r~rvrautirus hv
J r nRuNGuut.E Go.
" h1isstls aai tstsil Druggists tIa Vain 81.
NEvruS TEvS.
Tor sale By Druggists aui merchants For
sale IN pauol,ty Helgys 3 Nccfe. ia Sariis ~
= 7. Dunlap 4 70 mat3t-Sm.
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MISSISSIPPI

4 political, literary and news journal,
Published iaiiy aud weekly. The under
signed having commenced the publication
at the city Of jackson, Of q Grst.olass daily
and weekly newspaper, styled "The Missis.
slppi Standard" desire TO present briefly
US claims 10 public patronage.
The Standard will BIO independent Of all
political p%artiesj and while II will be the
organ Of M man or set Of men, II will yet
discuss and advocate such measures Of pub.
lie policy as It's conductors may believe will
best subserye the general veal, rebound TO
thcwclfare Of our common country, and re-
store pence, harmony and prosperity to our
whole people; and oil that editorial ability
and mechanical skill, industry, energy and
enterprise can accomplish, will be brought
to bear to render The Standard a first. class
newspaper in every respect.
The Weekly Standard will be published
every Wednesday morning, and mailed to
subscribers as follows
One year, 81 90
Six months, So 90.
POWER & JONES,
jackson, Miss.
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MGXtcn-Matamoris dates to the
10Th have hccn rctrivcd Thcr hal
hvCn two engagements in Northern
Mexico. The Liberals. under Ten.
Naruugc, vcrV first defeated hy Gen.
nunov, Int wcrc afterwards rein
iorrvd 10y Cen. Tuviuo. who attack
cl the frcuch under Gen. Baron de-
Brian. who WIS killcl with loo Of
hi. men. The remainder escaped.
hut were afterwards l~esicruf in
Porus Church, which ebony with 80
men held until hr was reinforced.
Barun dr Brian and hts company
wrrr rrrCutly stationed in Mstamuras.
and thev Is rrca, mourning among
the French oi that city.
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Or. DroIasooIo'-
English Female Rittcrs.

Tor 800 female complaints and irtcgulaHtic,
painful, suppressed or irregular mcnstmaton.
leurprrhoct nr whites. falling " tho womb al.
]rcrtilnn and irtiiahility Of the womb mysteries
~ INNING aud giiiiucU u the head. chlorosi.
'irftliy pain, in the side. hack anil loin, sick
headache cold feet, difficulty II breathing.
lec'ish and netul temper and all thusc ugly
and ifouhlctnmc complaints ~ common among
old and Young married m single females
Price two dollar and a.half Der battle.
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Apylcr DO al in Your power To
teach Your children sell-goycmmcnt.
II Il child is passionate. teach him.
hy gentle and patient means. To curb
his temper. II he is greedy. cult
vatc libcmlity in him. IL he !, self
ish, promote generosity. Ii he is
sulky, charm him out Of it by en-
counging frank, good humor. II
he !. indolcnt, acrustom him to cNcr.
ton, and train him In perform even
oncruus duties with alacrity. II
pride come in 10 make hi, obedience
reluctant, subduc him either hy coun-
sci or discipline. In short, give Your
children the habit Of overcoming
their hcsctting sins.
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FRESH ~ARRIvAL!ii

We have iist received = large and superb To-,
cotn Irish potatoes rirkled pork. -four. bol,cd
meal concentrated I've, aud numerous other
alticlcs both snail and great uur motto /.
'ASH-GtCrnbscks i what We SAINT Call
and examine ipf yuurssiG
marli-tt FARMER 4 RANDOLPH
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CHANDLER Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
AND
Anofhoon-4@A
Apothcoartos

No. 2ie Main street, next 10 Odd reAO-f
Hall, MEsruB, Tfss.
Dealer in pure, fresh and unauthorized drug
medicines and chemicals; also surgical insift
mens, fancy goods soaps brushes, p~crfams!
paints oils, window glass, druggists gla. var
snuf, tobacco, garden and grass seed, si
everything usually found In, and apperiainl'i
TO a well conducted drug house. j~ani,-,a