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TRADES, ASSEMBLY.

The regular meeting Of the Trades As
sembly was held in their new room, No.
10, I55 Clark street, on Monday evening.
Nov. tth,I 1850, the President, VIM. Parker.
the chair.
Upon the call Of the roll the following alb
ssotees we're reported -Messrs. Murphy,
LAWYER McKenny, GatrelI, Ralston, Munder,
sehoet, Hector and Pollock.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved.
On motion the report Of the Special Com
mttee was read and approved.
On motion the Committee WAS instructed
10 secure Crosby's Music Hall, for ball to
given on the night Of the 2sth of November,
and to make all other NECESSARY arrange
ments.
On motion i was decided that no liquor
be allowed to be sold at the ball.
On motion the Committee vas ordered to
procure 300 tickets.
On motion the Financial Secretary, Mr.
Joseph Murphy, was appointed ticket agent
for that evening.
On motion the Committee was appointed
to reserve 200 tickets until next meeting Of
the Assembly, to be stamped, and the
balance to be given to Mr. Murphy.
A favorabls report was received from all
the Unions represented.
On motion 9 Committee be appointed
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From Fort " ayne, Ind.
P. Fl. w. & c. R.R. sHoPs.

r. TT. W. a W n. n. SHOPS.
Fort Wayne, Indiana, Oct. %, SO.
To the Editor WoRKMoMAs ADVOCATE.
We are all alive in this little beehive city,
more especially the mechanics Of the above
shop are on hand when a true gentleman
and a tried mechanic OF nc Ordinary ability
is about to quit our shop. J. NJ Boon who,
for the past seven years, acted In the capac-
ity Of head foreman, has accepted the posi-
ton Of master of machinery Of the Union
Pacific Railroad head shops at Wyanlotk
Kansas HIS friends have taken him by suiL
prise, and presented him with beautiful
silver sett, worth over $400, as a token Of
esteem and respect. While faithful to the
Company, he never forgot the personal com-
forts Of his men. He is an A No. me-
chanic, quite modest, and Of large executive
capacity. We wish him God speed. and can
truly say the men Of our shops deplore his
loss, fearing some upstart will replace him,
whose sudden promotion Will press hard on
his brains but thank Providence we are I'M
der gentleman in the person OF Isaac
Dipps, M. NJ, one II not the ablest mechan-
ic in Railroad matters ia the United States.
We are happy 70 know Il will not take him
lang to see through some Of his prosenk In
capbsnts, now that none will try - ouosn
Ignorance Boon bad . big hearf y ! " ~
certain knuwledge oyerlooked ixnofnncs fcr
charge pFstsn6srs. y ~ ~ : kuIee q
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Resolul,on. of CondoIence.

AT the last regular meeting of the United
Association Of Marble Cutters, 81 Chicago
held at their hall, 226 South CLARK Street, on
Saturday evening, Nov. 3rd, 1866, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed -
WHKEEAs, IL las pleased God In hiG Infinite wisdom
e remove from our ids respected brother Joseph
Fondsle, therefore " u
Rsotren, Ihat IN he demise Of brother this asso-
sAaon be- been deprived Of q worthy menb.r. and
Chicago OF uscta citizen
hcsuiuea, Thai evidence Il the worth Of our De
ceased brother pledge ourselves rreet monue nt
20 his memory.
Rtsair-d. That tender the fsmy Of our deceased
oruthrr our heartfelt sympathy for their irreparabe
i9-s trusting mat God viii give them strength bear
thrir great rfliruon.
hesairea lhal copy Of the foregoing solutions be
presented 70 ne family Of the deceased and be publish
"a 10 the NoRKNGNAEs Anv0cAf and the dny ms aers
" this city
JoHH SAMPSON,
Jas. n. BLAgKY,
committee "a RESOLUTIONS. PAT. X. KRLLY,
MCCALL CAHnL,
PETER J. DEStS.
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to prepare q reputation Of the statement
made by the Tribune Of Sunday, Nov. srd,
in regard to Mr.. A. G. Cameron, and his
connection with the Trades Unions Of tbi !
city, and that the Recording Secretary be
requested to draw up resolutions regarding
the same.
On motion the Assembly adjourned.
DANIEL BYRNE, Rec SEC.
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RESoLuHoSs.-At meeting of the Typo
graphical Union, held on last Sunday after
noon, the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
NHEREAs, An article appeared in the
Chicago Tribune Of sunday, November, 4
purporting to divaige the proceedings Of The
Chicago Typographical Union, and charging
malieasance and dishonesty upon Mr.. A. c.
Cameron, member q our Society, and US
such charges are intended 70 injure his per-
sonal character, AMI are untrue therefore,
Rtsoicei, That tie Chicago Typographical
Union do moa positively deny ne truthful
ness u sail article, Or that said Society has
Z Wy claims against Mr. A. O. Cameron, our
former Financial Secretary, which were not
satisfactorily adjusted and paid IN full, as re-
ported by the committee appointed to ex-
anime his books at the close ofhis official
tenn.
Jos G. Snow, President.
q. A. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
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TRApEs' ASSEMBLY BALL.-The second
Annual Ball of the Trades Assembly viii
be held on Thursday evening, November
2sth, at Crosby's Music Hall. No expense
will Be spared to make it equal in every re-
spect to the best Of the season, and from a
knowledge Of those gentlemen who have
taken the matter In hand we feel certain it
cannot fail to be a grand success.
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Go To an BEsr.-Bryant & Straiton's
Chicago Business University, is acknowl-
: edged to be the training school foT
young men in the country. Bookkeeping,
Penmanship, Commercial Arithemetic, Com
mercial Law, Correspondents and Telegraph
ing, are taught thoroughly. For Papers,
Circulars, ac., address Bryant & Slratton
Chicago, I'll.
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Would Accept No Other nc q

j : ss'~0Rs ~ Osnc1 - y U1ts
Yours is machine that needs only 20 be see1r
to be appreciated and once appreciated, il
does moi, find, take an intelligent mind long
70 decide upon its superiority to ALL others for
family use. Ny WIFE WOULD NOT ACCEPT ONE on
ANOTHER P4fENr As GIFT, If she must receive
i on condition Of gisjag up yourA-[Letter
iron the Rev. Oliver Crane, Carbonate, Pa,
Nov. n, 1865, to Wilcox 4 Gibbs s. NJ Co.
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PurSEY, KSieEr ASo HAMLN The estab-
hshment of this firm at Nos. l05 and 07 Lake
street, one of the largest Ia the United States,
hss now on hand the most extensive stock of
DRY goods ever brought 20 this city The best
is always the cheapest, and as they keep no
goods but the best, Of cour'e 1t is the cheapest
store ia town. To the wives Of mechanics Is
peeislly ought this 20 be recommendation, as
the worthless rubbish so often palmed Off IN
them as cheap" are really the dearest goods
an the markets
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foremsn, bring along such men - Strods.
Allen, or men of brains not hAvs men hate
themselves working for interiors % them
selves. AuILAEf.
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NovL CHARGE--We we're somewhat sur
prsed asst Tuesday morning, on visiting the
Fifth W "a, 10 find that the name Of "A. G.
Cameron had been erased by almost every
Irish voter Upon inquring the reason we
we're informed that 2 certain Captain Finuucan
had stated that NJ James sheshsn, formerly Of
the Chicago TINks, and now d the TRBrNE, had
assured him that We we've 81 Ems hshuan, a
meIaber OF the ST. Georges Society, an officer
of an Orange Lodge, and The party Who sug-
gested the des of raising company Of Cana
diAns to fght the Fenians Now, while i Is no
crime TO be an Englishmsn, We we're unfortu-
tunstely born on The other side Of the Tweed,
and consequently could not become a member
Of tLAt organisation did We desire to DO So We
know as much shout 0rsngsisB !. ss We knoA
about Ribbonisln, and THAT = NOTHING Al AL
With regard to helping to raise the Canadian
company, We have ether and better uses for our
moncy :, and in fact could -ptud a little more
than we have IL a better business. Still the
ANINUs which prompted these SANDERS may be
seen, and We merely mention The fact that our
Bridgeport subscribers may be on their guard
in the future To the Germans in the Fifth
Ward who voted for the Eight Hour Candidate
we return our sincere thanks, as their votes
counterbA lanced what We lost On the Fenan
cauard
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FRANK LAwLER, isl Farquer street, Is
authorized TO act as General Subscription
Agent for the ADVOCATE.
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ELEcTIoS OF OFFICERS AZ a meeting Of
the St. Andrews Society held last Thursday
evening, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year
PresiaeBt-Hugh McAEister.
First We, PFesiieHI-D Wiley.
Second Vice President VIM. Falconer.
SecIetdry-CharIes NJ Murray.
assistant Secretary Adam Stewart.
7rcoSurer-John Aston.
Physiciaa-Jobn McAlister, NJ. d.
Board Of Managers Hugh Cooper, chair
man John Campbell, Robt Heryey, Dr.. ID.
McCrae, VIM. Dale.
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The ARTEsIAN WELL. GA Thursday
morning last the workmen ana engineers
engaged at The new artesian well at the stock
yards struck a vein Of water $50 feet from
Since that time Il has been flowing at the
rate Of 10000 gallons per day. The aver
age quantity Of water which this vel will
have to supply daily, for the use q cattle
at tie yards. has been set st IA, 900 gallons,
and those nov performing the boring pro-
cess state that in their opinion the desired
quantity can be supplied. The work will
still 60 on.
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COPY OF PETITION.
COPY OF PETITION.

''e cs. < 61s asl, s.a Court q Cook County
Psrnros sor DfroFs PorssrArrx.
III Ne Honorable Erastus s. slans Rr,rSfnO J.dos a.
tie SeTerth Judicial CyrcEit u IlsROfs.
Humbly pettoning shewvth unto your Honor your Pc
titioner Edward BOruemann that on the 18th day u
July, A. d 1854 Henry Van Der Ign, by Walter Butler
his Attorney, 10 fact executed deed o. conyeyanes of
the North four ami threetwelfbs BIB feet Of lot
fcrty ave (s6l and the south Aeen and nDetweliths
nc 9l2 feet Of lot forty 90 Of MOCK one Hundred and
Two I02l o. IT, School Section Addition 10 Chicago.
Cook County Ihlois, 10 Gibbons NJ. Taylor. Baid deed
one dollar stamp a the time o. execution 10 .ad esed
the u said Gibbons Taylor BY clerical
Of tbs scrvener ~ nadvesnce and mistake eric
" written George Taylor said deed was recorded Ia
the records OF Cook County u Book GS Of Deeds page
90 July is, A. d. 1884.
On The 10Th day 81 July A. D. 1854 Melville w Fuller
aud Calsta o his wife, executed deed Of CONVEX
Of the land TO sail Gibbons NJ Taylor In this deed
also, BY clerical ~ the scrvsner said Gibbons w.
lay lors Nv inadvertence and mistake
ousy written George VI. Taylor said deed recorded
IN the records Of Cook County July IS, A. D. 1894, 10
On the 10th day OF April A. D. 1854, sid Gibbonn NJ
Taylor snd Emily W. his wife conveyed By dsei Of
Veyance said property 70 your petitioner.
That said an Der Ly aud said Caiga o fulhF have
died since the dates Of the deeds respectively
them.
In consideration OF and to perpetuAte the remembrance
Of these facts matters aud things necessary the
Fty Of said real estate or said Edward Bornemnnn
petitioner prays this honorable Court TO issue ledinuB
y
this Court requiring and dir Getting him take the depo
Bitoos q Hiram " Msther and Walter Butler otler
witnesses that may be Introduced And your Petit
shall ever pray KDWARD BOkFEMANN
State OF Illinois
Coon County. =
Walter Butler being duly sworn says that the facts
narrated 81 the above petition tue that biz
statement q the truth Of the fats Of the deaths
Van Der Lyn ard cAlIsta O. Fuller a bard upon nior-
NATION and belief. WKNTRR4B uTLEH.
subscrinsa and sworn 20 before ns M isth day q
- EREsYrNeBlN6
ILAf -4 NotnrV R.olac
- ALBERT o. WUkTs, soFcv-
NofIcE TO Melville w. Fuller 0lsbons MI TNvtor
George NJ Taylor and IN ethers whons nag concern
Take notice that Saturday the Assnth day 81 De.
ccnbss, A. d. 1860, Of O'Clock, A. NJ, William L.
Chure& ksq., Chrk ofthe Circuit Court Of Cook Co0ny
IN the Late Of ILLINOIS, win a tine Clerks once n nnd
Court In Chicago, Illinois, proceed TO take The depos-
tions Of Hiram y hAther and Walter Butler and any
other witnesses that may be introdaced 10 ordsr % psF
peRie The remembrance OF the certain lMrtR matters
and things which alleged In the annexed petition
EDWARD R0RNEMA4N.
ALBERT s. wURTs, Szicitar
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NEW ARRIVAL.
Nov. II, 1866.

TUST received another new lot Of Go.
y thing, Hats, Caps, Shoes. Mems fine
Calf Boots, complete stock OF Gents
Collars and Neck Ties. Ladies White
Cotton Hose, &C., &C., al The
Gmiifmta's Furnishing House,
Nov II Sbepberdstown.
DRESS Buttons Of choice colors ass
IL latest sly les, al DarneUs.
MEMS Heavy Buck Gloves, at
Iu l.. Lickiders
Nov 10 Cheap Cash House.
CASTLE aud fancy Sosps, SPICES. Es.
Essences. &C., very low At
sept 22 PHI, Srods's.
JUVENILE BOOKS Toy Books !!
y with other NouUns suitable fer pres
eRls al UGrieHs.
A YER'S Sarsspariia puriies The blood.
n removes pimPIr-. tlolches. &c, from
he face. This popular medicine ran be
had al The Drug Store.
FAIRBANKS Platform Scales. sl,o
l. Family aud Counter Srales Tor sale
bv Ransom e. Duke.
aug 25 ChsrleslOwg.
90 TO Cost & Wsgner's and get some
u Of their Is cent Calico. Aug. %
CTEEL Plnughs for sale by = I
y Ransom g. Duke, Charlessowa.
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TO CONsUMPTNES.

THE advertiser, having been restored to
bealth in a few weeks BY very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several year;
with severe lung affection, and that dresd
disease, Consumptlon--is anxious TO make
known TO his sufferers the means OF cure
70 all who desire II, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree Of charge with the d.
rections for preparing and using me same,
which they will find SIRE CURE FOR CoNsuMr,
TON, ASTHMA, BRoNcnITls' CouGH,s,, COLDS, ana
oil Throat and Lung Affections. The only OBJ
iect Of the advertiser in sending tie PrescrP-
lion is to benefit the afflicted and spread Inior-
NATION which he cOnceives to be invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his RENE
DIV. as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
g blessing.
turn mail will please address .
REV. EDU.1RD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, KngsiCo., New \ ork.
December 80, 1868 ~
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w est Virginia

At Rules held in the Cl,tk's Office OF
* the Circui, Court of Jefferson Coun.
ly. on the Ord day Of December 1866.
Brooks, Fulton Il Co., Plaintiffs,
VS..
Wm. Mccoy and Jos. l.. Russell. Dehs.
Debt and Attachment.
The object of this suit is to obtain a
Judgment tor slo959 with inleres, from
March Is. 1859, I'LL paid, and to attach
certain piece or parcel Of Land belong.
ing to said VIM. Mccoy lying in Bolivar,
Jefferson county, w. Va, on Washing.
ton street, on which is brick store house
and dwelling house. adjoining lot Of Dan
iel Johnson's heirs. And it appearing
upon affidavit fled in This suit that said
Defendants are not residents Of the State
Of Yves, Virginia. they are hereby requi-
red TO appear within one month after due
publication Of This order and do what is
necessary TO proiec. their interests in this
alter.
I, is further ordered that copy of this
order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in some newspaper in
said County, and posted al The front door
of the Court House thereof on The frs,
Monday after lhe dale Of this order.
Teste
W. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
ice @ lS66 Pre- foo g6 Aw
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Il r Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
EI The Circuit Court Of Jefferson Coun.
~, on the Sd day of December 1866.
John q. RidenOur, Plaintiff,
vs.
George Nunemsker, Defendant.
Debt and Attachment.
The ebject OF this suit is TO obtain q
Judgment Tor enc hundred and nineteen
dollars and sixty seven cents with inter-
est thereon from Feb. o. 1861, and 10 al.
tseh the real e.isie Of George No. ma.
ker, in Jefferson county. West Va. The
sane being l.", Z. aud Blork !. Csmp
Hill, fronting sixty feet on Washington
s,ress and 1879 leet deep 10 Lot 10 same
block. and conveyed by The United States
to said NnnsmakrI hy Deed dated Feb.
20h. 1857. aid recorded III The Record.
er's Office in Deed Book h page lS2. and
il appearing upon saidsvil 6Itd in his
suit hs, said Defendant is not resilient,
Of The State Of West Virginia, he 10 here.
by required to appear within one month
after due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary TO Protect bis interest in
this mailer.
Ii is farther ordered that copy Of this
order be published once week for four
successive weeks in some newspaper in.
said County and posted at the from door
Of the Court House thereof or the fIsn
Monday after The date Of this order.
Tesie ..,
". A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
Dec. 8, 1866. Prs fee So $w
Fouke. pa
At Reduced Prices.
T AN row closing on, my stock u Doots
l. Shoes, HAS and Caps. at reduced pri-
ces. Give me call if you with Bar.
gal"s. JOHN KAY.
OctI3 #
The Southern University Series.
2FHIS vslosbIe ,eries Of School Books.
& so long needed in our schools. 10 jus,
received and for sale low, by ed
sept 20 n. {. Ba,kharG
DURE CiJsr Vinegar Tor sale by
\ SEPT 8 PHI Strobe. o
NISTERN Pumps. We have jns, 70.
" rtlved choice variety Of Cisiern
Pumps. RAssoN d. DUKE,
SOW ChsrIesiown.
GENUINE Gravely Chewing Tobseco
VI for sale by ID. 3. Rfnfch.
DURLAP'S Linen and Cotton seamless g
ID Grsin Bags. just received and lar sale 4
BY Ransom & Coz, Cbsrlestovn. r
.fS4 - $50
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Real Estate Agency!
LANDHOLDERS READ!
December 8, 1866.

WAVING the advantage of an extensive
IA acquaintance amOUg the farmers OF
Pennsylvania, and numerous applications
lhereirom for purrhasi farms and prop
erly generally, in this section of country,
have at their solicitations, and those OF
friends in Pennsy lvania and Maryland.
who will &C, in my behalf in this work,
been induced 10 publish tie following re-
a es:
That all persons having lands, dwell
.hngs, mills, Or business stands, Tor sale,
remit an accurate description Of their
properties, location, price and terms OF
sale, 10 The undersigned.
Give this your early attention as well
as direct the attention Of your neighbors
TO il, as | will publish early in January q
catalogue OF properties. for circulation in
Penns, lvania and Mary land
This will promote immigration, and as
the number o. purchases increase so will
HE price ofprnperty advance.
Send by mail. OF bring your descrip-
tons al once to my office. to- No sale,
no charge.
G. Nj. BELTZHOOVER,
Attorney al Law md keal Estate Agent,
Shepherdslown, West Virginia.
December 8, 1866. If
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CENTS FURNISHING
WOUSE.

A s you are passing along, don't forgel
n TO call in a, LICKLlDER'S Cheap
Cash Store. His department consists OF
Clothing, Hats, Cape, Boots. Shoes, No
lions, and Genls' Furnishing Goods.
Goats from Sc so to $4,000
Pants from 3,25 to 1900
Vest, from 225 TO 900
Overcoals from 1000 TO 5000
Merino UndrrshlrIs only l,25
Merino Drawers only go
Hickory Shirts only 100
Fine White Shirts only $50
Calico Shirts only l,25
Women's low qnarled calf skin, mo
rocco and lasting shoes, Ladies, Misses,
Children, Men and Boys shoes of every
variety. Fashionable Hats, Risiori. Clip
per. Resorle and Leon styles. Call in il
you wants bargains. Doing a cash bust
ness, am enabled TO sell goods al very
low figures.
Come one-come all,
Both great and small
And give Licklid,r an early cali.
December 8, 1866. If
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At Rules held in The Clerks Office OF
n the Circuit Court Of jefferson Coun-
~, on the 3rd day of December 1866.
Brooks, FahnestSck Il Co., Pisiaulfs,
vs..
WIN. Mccoy and Jos. J.. Russell, Deits'
Debt and Attachment.
The object Of this suis is 10 obtain a
iudenen, for FIVE hundred and seventy.
one dollars and four cents with legal in
,erest on S2s3,4 part thereof from De-
cember l3, 1858, and like interest on
S2S7, 50. the residue thereof from March
18Th, 1859. until psid,a 10 attach GER
tain piece or parcel Of Land belonging TO
said Wm. Mccoy lying in Bolivar, Jel.
ferson county, ". Va, on Washington
street, on which is brick store house
and dwelling house adjoining iol of Dam
lei Johnson's heirs, and j. appearing upon
affidavit filed in this suit that said Delen.
dsnls are not residents of the State OF
West Virginia. they are hereby required
TO appear within one month alter due
publication OF This order and do what is
necessary to project their interests in this
m alter.
Ills further ordered tina. copy of this
order be published once week for four
successive weeks in some newspaper in
said county and posted at the front door
Of The Court House thereof on the first
Monday after the date Of this order.
Tesic:
W. A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
Dec. 8. 1866. Prs fee So 4w
Fouke, pa.
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&C O S T. Il r. So
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY.

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Group. Whoorng Cough, Influenza, Asthma,
Consumption, Bronchial Affections, and all Di-
seases Of the Throat and Lungs.
I5P Bottles, 25 cts, 50 cts, and 81 sizes.
as Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
rs And by HENRY r. COSE7R, Depot
asa Broadway, n. Y.
as And BY Il. c, BURKH4RT, Shepherds
town, West Va.
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lUFFIELD'S DEPOT.

T TAKE pleasure in calling the attention.
| of the Ladies 10 my large sock OF
Dress Goods, Bfesched and Brown Mus
lin, Fiannels. Prints, Hosiery, Gloves,
anu my large assortment Of Shoes.
To The Gentlemen would cay that
have The lalges, stock OF Cassimeres IN
the county. and as am determined TO
sc Il them, lock out for Bargains. Suck
nin there. In order therefore 10 Teduce
business 10 its true system, VIZ "Cash
or tysds." will pledge myself not TO be
undersold by any House outside Of The
city, and all | ask is an examination Of
nv Goods. that tie Public can dec'te.
$4,000 feet of seasoned Lumber ios
sale.
| an constantly purchasing Wheat.
Corn, Rye and Oats.
}. II. L. HUNTER
October Of, 1866. 3m
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SPECIAL 3S0g3G89.
ct SO0 PER YEAR! We want agents
= HiiII arnrru hs.s IN sau orr ,MpRoxEp

Sl.0UU everywhere to sell our ,MrROysD
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds I'm
de and upper feed. Warranted i've years
Above salary or large commission paid. he
ONLY machines sold in United States for less
than $40, which are fully licensed by H0,c;,
Wheeler 8. Hilson, GrOrer s Baker, S'ngr q
Co., and Beche!dsr. Ill other cheap machines
are infringememts and the seller or us,T are la,
be 10 arrest, fine. and imprisonment Illustrated
circulars sent free. Address, or caFi upon
Shaw g. Clark, Biddelord, Maine.
August IL, 1866. l!