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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

NEW sPRrSG NILLISERY.-The attention
II The Ladies, and ali others interested, is
called 10 the advertisement Of the Misses
p.rrett. 10 be found in another column.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

LARGE LoTs, Small Lots and lots Of Lois
sit-ttel Oh Llrsh AMI shiswassee streets ana ile
Railroad, "a blocks % and 24s with OF xitholtfral
for sale cheap Tor cash Enquire Or The subscriber q
h' rsslence 40 rods west Of Reform school, corner
Of Lareh and sliawassee street D.M. BAGIFY
Lansing, April Is lsda $3.50
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

Be os Your GUARD. -Wo.cotts Instant
Pain Annihilat0r. None genuine IN Michi-
gan. unless the name of \. p Turner. ZAP
Grand River St., Detroit, Mich. IS stamped
10 blue on lhe outside wrapper
543y loan Il. l. WOLCOTT
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

The STATE FAIR.-It has been decided to
hold the next annual State Fair at Adrian,
to commence on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
September.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
DIED.

CAAPbhLL-Al Lansing, Aprl Isth, 1855 Of cis.ass
Of u. heart Leonora b yoluges. daughter OF
A5raul Bltterdeil wife ot Charles Campbell
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

TIE GREAT national FATR.-TLe lady
Directors Of the National soldiers arl sailors Or.
phdH Home, will commence 10 holla PuiIic Fur 10
tho city Of Washington, the l5tl DAY cf My nel
The proceeds whereof arc TO DE devoted % The sup
port AMI maintenance OF tho Orphans Of National
Soldiers aud Sailors not otherwise provided for in
their respective States aud Territories
Tho ladies invite al who can, 10 contribute toward
representing their State by table at tho Fair
The charity is deserving and noble one, aul t is
hoped that each state and Territory VIII DO literally
represented. All contributions should be addressed
' National Soiiors' and Sailors orphan Home wash
ington, d. c., and forwarded, possible, ten days
before the opening Of the Fair
The Institution will be opened for The reception Of
children on the ls Of June next, and applications for
admission, may he forwarded Immediately. SIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

d. C.. PECK has beautiful selections Of
Black t'ils aoesS.ls. Ilells. Coatng-. C-ss.ueres
and Trimming. and also cheap al Woo. Cls .ne-es
and iall-o blue sltnetts Washington Avenue.
NEW STRING MLLNERY. Miss Barrett
anu sister are now al theis New Rooms, with the
.arsest ana most elegant stock = sarugant Sumner
Millinery ever brought TO this market. which thav
Will be happy TO show 70 Their old custom rs ami a-
many nsS hes viii favor them with a call.
Stairway between F q Mii.ar-s Grocery and Sinons
4 Hl'- Store s-uf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

\ FAMILY RENEDY.-.' Goes Cough Bal
sam" These have become household worls with
many families and the merits Of the srtcle stly cn-
title II to our confidence ami patronage The origin
ator does not claim 10 be physician bat liza evi-
IDENTIFY hit upon prescription that meets the wants
Of large eass OF sufferers som. are testifyi1e that
It has actually cured tlom OF consumption. itlsno
doubt the coasumptlve best friend while f.r coughs
hoarseness and kindred troubles we think 10 has no
equal We predict FOR 1t worldwide rop- t4ton and
extensive sale 5-4vl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
Acknowledgements

LANSING April Is 1906.
HEygy -'nuH, ss4
frar Sf-A know in. tc receipt Jl the aulo4nt
Of policy Of Insurance for Ten thousand dollars ef-
fectcd by my late lament "A husband, C,L A " Nlch-
OILS the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company 20
Of New York, beg express my thanks To the IN
GERS Of the Company FOR the prompt payment and
also t. you adiv luay for the Kind aud crate
manner in which A. the agent Of the Company. the
same has been paii
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS In mn


NOTICE To CONTRACTORS pur-
~ suanes Of an act entitled An act Of the IeFiss
tlTe OF the State q Michigan. q pr0zfse f3- ia
drainage OF swamp lands by means q State "a s
and oitches, approved February lIth 1889 ana srts
amendaiory thereto, the unlers Enel Cournlssionar
OF ths Big Rapids and Grand Rapids state Aoaf yi1
let that portion Of the Road lying Il hent COUNTY
distance OF II miles q the lowest resuorS be b.-
Al Fairchilds Hotel. Cedar Springs u TUESDAY the
5th day Of June, ls6s, a. 10 O'Clock N TIA, r.-t
Of he road lying IN towns eleven and twelve ro-li
ncntIng bri1ge across the South Branch II En- lev
Hotel, on Wednesday, June o, 1T = O'Clock T. n ana
ihat part lying n towns thirteen. fourteen ara ar
teen north - me resi-e-cs o. Tie Commissioner
IN the town q Aecost4, o. SATURDAY the qta .av III
June, 1866. a. 10 clock II
Contracts VII BE- MADE for grlbbi1z. era ling. NIX
ing anu covering crossWsys ditchl1E &c uoca=slrx-
10 MAKE good road % the whole or auv r-rt t-rs-
81. payable n State swamp Land &c provided in t5
above acis IL ls 10 be Errobet % feet wide ana
graded 90 as 70 form dry r0ai bad lot less thar
feet II width, with 5000 G-1 sufficient bitches -
carry away the surface water bridges and culrerts
10 be 10 feet vide, crossways / feet wide All Gov
cred with earth eight inchss deep.
PlAns and specifications vii be exL-hts On tha f-
q letting Bidders are required 70 be present On ne
DAY OF letting The Commissioner reserves re rgt
70 reject al bids not consistent With the interests n
TIE state. JAMES r ROGERS Coulniss.5ue-
Dated Necosta, April &c, 1850 57sw6s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

BCILDfNG.-Ihe subscriber is prepared to
furnish mtiefa.s aad 10 any aul I'D k.4ls of "a .rk
iAAt may 'n. ia tho line y Blaliar B.s.los-
of4I e. G. DODGE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

THREE CENTS REWARD.-I will paw
l. reward OF three cents Tor the body OF the per
son, who entered ny room in the Lansing Acalerav
between the hours 0f IL O'Clock \. 81 ana O'Clock
P. NJ, on Wednesday, the 18th inst and dIIsa nv
guitar with water, broke the strings OF the same
and otherwiSe naliciouly treated the prouertv of a.
room. Also 4 reward o. s. 10 any one, for their
trouble, who Will INFORM Of TIE person commit
ting said depredati0ns.
574wl~ LUTHER L COOCH
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-04-25

~ AR En- SEEDSi
VI
have 4 large aud fresh Stock u New York Garden
Seeds Dwarf and Marrowfat Peas by the qrart
Also, Whale Oil soap, sure remedy for the insects
which infest cucumber vines aud rose bushes
April -, 1900 5bstf IhEO. HUNTER
q > 1 - \ Pocket Account Book
IL April 18th, .mewhere IL the town q Dewitt
o. that vicinity, with gold pen and case attached
Any person HIDING the same VIII be literally reward
Cd oy leaving . with R-v. G II H.ckox, lansing or
giving MN any Information concerning it, The uaue
Of the undersigned appears II IT,
o74wlS GEO OLMSTFD
~ y I II 3 y A r d S. VIM.
Il Green & Co. of Grand Rapids would resDec[
IuIy invite the attention OF the people 70 ther man
fracture Of Zinc Washboards
Orlers OF Dealers IN Lansing and surrounding conn
try will be 1lled az the Newbro Store-at wholes.l.
.! ..o eo1sA Or gross : D. NAWBR0. 4 eut.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

IL sometimes so happens that person walks
forth into the street in the holiday season with
a roll of bills in his pocket, to get rid OF which
is the sole desire that possesses him. But what
shall he purchasel and where shall he pur-
chase |? All, these are questions of grave mo-
nent, from the perplexity of which an empty
pocket affords the only sure relief Expecting,
then, that the city will be overrun with such
lucky wights-we mean those with the plethoric
pockets and the puzzled pates-we come to
the rescue in this wise:-We have made
the tour of the principal business streets;
we have diligently examined INTO the nature of
the articles suitable for holiday gifts which are
exposed for sale; we have turned some of them
upside down, that we might satisfy ourselves
the bottom was as good as the top; we have
even taken peep into the interior of a few, TO
ascertain If all was gold that had glitter
without; and the result of these Investigations
welhave embodied in a series of articles, the
frst of which we give to the public to-day.
They will follow in regular succession, until
the store of our knowledge in this respect is ex-
hausted. For the sake of system and conve-
nience, we have walked up one side of a street
and down the other.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

Charles StOkes q Co., CIOthIers, NJ
are located under the Continental" as every
body knows. And there the ragged and thread
bare friend of your heart can be made happy 6y
a discreet and comparatively small outlay. It
is even rumored that Stokes has discovered a
method by which to sew buttons on in way
that prevents them from dropping off.
ITO be continued in oar issue Of tO-moTYOo.)
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
What to Buy, and Where
to Buy 1t.
How to Bring JOY to the
Household.
A Tour of the Leading City Stores

H.e., ETC., ETC., Etc. Etc. Etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
October lsf
CARD.

THE generous manner IN which my proposition
to re-establish the 'sINDEPEEDENT DEMO
CRAT" has been responded to warrants the belief
that by the lst day OF December, ensuing, the whole
OF the subscription will be taken Should this be the
case, wiql ena BILE to issue the paper smutane-
ousiy with the allotment of the property, viz he
LIST day of January next As large edition of the
hrst number will be printed for general distribu-
ton, advertisers will find il their advantage to
avail themselves of ,he columns of the paper
The hrst issue will contain the rolls OF the i'm
mortal ''Stonewall Brgade.' The heroic few who
survive, and the lends OF the slain, should each
Poss1Sesss 81. copy of the paper
All subscriptions paid in previous to lat dav of
January, will be deposited in the hands of n. s.
Wars, g., of Charlestown, a gentleman Of the
highest integrity OF character, who has kin g con-
sented TO hold the subject the faithful conf
Pletion of the whole enterprise Agents will remit
all subscriptions direct to Mr.. w. The dced for The
property will be executed at and placed in his
hands to be delivered 10 the subscriber adudged
titled. d SMITH EICHELBERGER.
Papers publishing my Prospectus will copy ylt the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
OUR LoYA1.1sns


The Charlestown township turns out ten
radicals, and to aid them in the notoriety thew
have been diligently seeking we publish their
names: John j. Sanborn, Charles Warner
W. W Burton, VIM. Simpson, Thos. Young,
Samuel Lindsey, George w. Boyer, Samuel
Bowers, VIM. johnson and Geo. w. Ander-
son. Mr.. Sanborn halls from New England.
and is teacher by vocation; but, in these
latter years, unable to command the respect
of either parents or children, has had to aban-
don the school room and seek livelihood at
the hands of West Virginia. He-now pro-
fesses to be justice of the peace. in which
capacity he has exhibited an utter ignorance
OF any other law than that of radicalism-
which, in his case, is SO intensely bitter that
it amounts to insanity. Warner, also halls
from the same christian land, and is the con-
stable in the Office of the profound jurist whose
name heads this list. Warmers chief ambi.
ton seems to be intimate association with the
most worthless and degraded negroes of his
baiIiwick, to encourage them to all sorts OF
misconduct, and to incite them to insurrec-
know not-indeed we know nothing of him
save that he ia the boon companion of War
ner, and silversmi.h. Simpson is a miller
employed 2tthe town mill but he is entitled
to some little credit for voting for two con-
sentative candidates. each of whom, by the
way, WAS stricken off the list of voters by the
immaculate Board Of Registration for dislov-
atty. Young keeps the Poor House and
Sam Lindsey ought to be there with him.
Boyer was i'll the G. S. A, and in it volunta-
rily; always protested to be ultra Southern in
all his sentiments and hopes, and to be dead
up against the ''Yanks." How he was able
to take the test oath and to register, is mar
vel to everybody, save the few who know how
such things are managed by men of elastic
conscences. Bowers is a newcomer. and we
are sorry to see him in such voting company.
Nm. johnson is not of the Jefferson John
sons He is from the North some where. but
what he does here We know not. We only
know that he is about as much entitled to
vote in this State as the man in the moon
would be. He certainly does not reside in
this township, aud is very rarely ever in it.
Anderson is blacksmith and was the reg
strar last year. He has not got sense enough
to be anything else than radical. These
make up the sum total of all the radicalism
that is left in our township; and we trust that
our people will mark them for all coming time
will have no dealings with them of aoy
sort, aud compel them to support one another.
They should be forced to fstten and keep
warm, or stsrve aud freeze together; and the
sooner this Community determines upon alb.
soIute non-ihtercourse with them, the sooner
will they be brought to knowledge OF the
foolishness of their ways.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
ExPLANAroRY.

We hardly feel that we are justified in say
ing that we owe our readers an apology for
delaying our paper beyond its usual hour of
publication, in order to lay before them the
Address of Governor WISE, and the Poem
delivered by DAN'L B. Lucas, Esq. at the
Dedication of the stonewall Cemetery
Winchester, Thursday last. These elo.
qucnt and BETTING tributes to the occasion,
need no commendation from US, to evoke pc
rusal at the hand of every reader, and We are
sure the labor and effort we have made to
crafty the public desire in advance of all
our contemporaries in the State, save one,
will be justly appreciated by discriminating
public.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT, ),
T0sBE RE-ESTABLISHED.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS TO
SUBSCRIBED
A vALUABLEPRIVATE REsIDENCE,


A VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
containing nine soeH finished rooms. ,oith
Kitchen and all other necessary out
buildings attached, together rith a larqe
and productive Garden aoiH be gipen as
bonus to subscriJersl
THE MATERIAL, PRESS AND FIXTURES of
Il the IS INDEPENDEST DEAocRAr,'' having been
destroyed during the war, 1 have not been able
since 10 re- establish 1t DESTROYS however of doing
so, and'belieVing the time has come when IL can
once more strike trenchant blows as of wore in de-
that fell spirit of puTitanis which seeks to fasten
on body polite the upas of infidelisln and So
ciaistio equality, and believing that stirring TIM.
are before us, IN which the stability republican
government will be tested, am anxious to launch
the "-Democrat'' more in defence of lie
Union and the Constitution.
shall make one OF the specialtcs of the DS,no.
erdt the publication in successive numbers of the
rolls of all the military organizations which wer.
raised in the Valley during the late gigantic con-
test thus preserving in durable form the names of
All those whose heroic. but uitless exploits will
live t9 the end of time.
In order to obtain the means to reissue the
"DEMocRAT,"l propose tolssue 2,5OOcertificates of
subscription S Oh, the holders of these Ger.
thcates to be entitled to year subscription t
the paper, and chance to secure as free gift the
above named valuable property. The award of
tial, and will be conducted by three aisinterested
gentlemen selected by the subscribers present
The decision to be made the premises on the at
day OF January, ls6I-a which time decd in fee
simple for the property will be made to the subscri-
Der adjudged entitled to il by the committee and
full possession given the lst OF April ls6I.
October o 1866. = "a E-b' :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

F y9u need one OF the best remedies ever offered
y to the people of this State for Dersngemcnts of
the Liver such as Congestion of the Liver Torpor
of the Liver. Deficient Secretion of Bile, and tie
long list OF Diseases rcsuiting from such derange.
Dyspepsia, Fluctuations of Food FlatuIency Pain.
full Digestion, or Pain in the Stomach, or Sides,
Rheumatism, ImPurty of the Blood, and ali con.
dItions ordinarily called Bilious. Deran gem Ints
of the Digestive Organs; all forms of Constipation
and for all the purposes of Family Pill use Or
T. RennoIds' celebrated Virginia HePatic and Pur-
This PILL is not the invention of cuack or an
inmpostor, Designed 9ImP0se Upon public creduty.
ton, virginia; a regular graduate and eminent
practitioner OF medicine in this section, who ler
OF tho ingredients as to render it applicable the
diseases for which it is recUnmended. He had no
idea Of ext nding their beyond the community
in which he lived and practiced but, his DEATH
which occurred in January, 1864 having left the
formula for compromising them to his brother. VIM
Rennoids, of Louha county, Virginia, the latter,
for reasons stated in pamphlet around box contain
ing them, has undertaken to have them manufl c.
tured for the people of the whole State.
The pill has sto"d the test of ample experience
having been extensively used nd highly valued by
stantiated by certificates contained in pompbIct
around box, as well as other evidences of appreca
ton from many of our most distinguished and re-
liable citize g..
The price of this pill is FIFTY CENTS Der box
Though this is apparently higher than the price
charged for those ordinarily sold the public Vet
it must be remembered that the dose is less tta one
nan OF the latter. and consequently is just cheap
To prove this. it is only necessary call aten-
ton to tue fact that boxes of pills Usually contain
from "a to 30 pills the averagc dose heinz from to
.. Our bSx:s contain ~ the dose being only NE
Tor ordinary purposes, and hence the quantity is
just as great i'll smaller bulk with reference TO
the certainty and efficiency OF the remedy and OBJ
WAITING the serious objection to taking many for
Nothing is claimed for this pill that we do not
c0nscie'i ously believe, aud if cannot succeed
In introducing it to the people by stating the TRUTH
we VIII not degrade ourselves ortry to impose upon
others by going beyond it.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS co,
Sole Propriet"rs, Stauntou, Va.
o. AIsQCITH BRO, Main street. Charles
town, the wholesale and retail gents of Jefferson
county for these pills. Merchants and others de-
string them on consignment otherwise can be
supplied by applying TO them.
October 2, IS66-3ln
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
SD 10 ACRES

lying in the county of Jefferson and Sale OF West
Virgi'a-seVen miiesifrom Martiusburg, eight from
Ch"rlss'oMn, n,neftrom Shepherdstowu (the county
ssa, AID live from Kearneys ville Depot. ON the B. &
o. Raroad: About one-half of the above far m is
cleared and under ordinary fencing: the other half
of stones Tor Wheat, and one for Corn, Rye. etc
Hopewell Run the stream which turns the mill. at~
lords ample supply OF water the year round, enn-
The improvements consist o a rood aud .nnrnr,
able DWELLING HOUSE, Two Stables. Corn
House, Ice House, and Niller's House Wen oil
good Water near al hand, fine Spring on the pre-
misses and all the necessary houses required ON
"a large aud well appointed estate.
The undersigned teels conhdeni that the above es-
tate is oae of the best opportunities for making a
purchase OF Real Estate in this beautiful, healthy
aud productive portion OF West Virginia which has
been presented 10 the public.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,


'aNHE next session OF my School for YOUNG La
DIES will commen-e on WEDNESDAY, Sep
TENDER l2th, 1855
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for a thorough course in English, Music
study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid to Music, and
Pupils will be required to play at the Musical Sol.
rees. which will he given once in two months when
the friends OF the Pupils can have au opportunity
to judge of their progress
The charge for Board and Tuition in the English
and Latin Course for Annual Session commencing
September l2th anu closing on the last Friday Of
June: So o. payable one-hali in advance, and the
remainder in Feb suary.
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Extra.
DAY SCHOLARS PER ANNUAL SESSION:
ENGLISH and LATIN, . e4O IN ssn
FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH or 49,.
n,1rS - En- VI AZ n, each $50
VOCAL MUSIC, .................. $50
FUEL ........................ 81 80
Alipaymeuts made in advance.
Address, Mas A. NJ FORREST
Charestown. Jefferson Co., Va, July &c I'm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
NEW JEwBLRY STORE.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an
4 nounce to the citizens of CharIcsIown and vi
cinity, that he has opened n splendid assortment
OF Watches and Jewelry, including, in part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of VARIOUS grades all of which will be warranted as
represented also Jewelry of all kinds, such as
GOLD SETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS.
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
in variety and inact every thing USUALLY kent in
a store Of the kind. would also announce that I
on watches and repairing jewelfy.so that all who
may want anything donei in the line of pairing OF
it Done in the most woIkmanIike STYLE and ali
work will be warranted as represented. i would
therefore ask call, as am determined to suit
put chasers and please all who may be disposed to
pstronize me Room the one lately occupied by
Sept. 4, Is66-1y L. DINKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
Died.

On the 22d inst, in this place, NoRvIL p. TUT
WlLER, son OF Jacob and Virginia TutwiIer, in
the 9th year of his age
Another flower has passed away.
And carly left this world of sin,
He iadeth as tie light of day,
Bat fades the morn to usher in.
For now the light of heaven has dawncd,
And his pure spirit wandcrs there
Mid groves OF never failing flowers,
By rivers of life III mansions lair;
Close by the tree of life he stands,
And by its fruit is ever fed,
And from his harp methinks is heard
The happy song ! am MT dead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30

F1REl- The spacious log building near the
Reyes Ferry road, on the Rock Spring
Farm, of Mr.. Francis Gardner, was burned
to the ground on Saturday night last. The
house was uuoccupied, and the origin of the
fire is unknown
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-10-30
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

HENRY DUNN, at his establishment ON Main
street, adjoining The Drug Store of Campbell
and Mason lie prepared to furnish the people of
article 10 his line OF trade, at the shortest notice
and at the most reasonable prices. From his long
practical experience in the business and his deter
mtnationt to give satisfaction, he feels warranted in
making the asserton,t at those who call upon him
will have. neither necessity or INCLINATION to 20
elsewhere His int ition is to keep up a complete
and perfect assortment of
CAKES, CANDIES, NUTS, RAISINS, ETC,
to which he invites with confidence the attention of
all who wish to purchase articles OF this class He
d"es not deem 1t necessa to enumerate further az
states. N
He viii also keep on hand abundant supply of
FRESH BREAD, made of the best flour a nd baked
in the best style. By strict attention to business
hopes to retain the patronage of his old friends
and receive the support of many ones. Give
s Sept. IL. HENRY 0rNJN1