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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10
WORDS T SPOKEN.


Honest Republicans are conced'ne
that the policy produced BY their Leaders
has been to cripple, if not destroy, tne
material interests Of the country ano
that they have labored moro earnestly
and faithfully for the success OF corrupt
partisan friends than they have to ad-
vance the interests Of the people. during
the war the people submitted patiently
to the enormous taxes when were III,
posed upon them, because they believed
there might probably be a necessity Tor
the importance Of such a burden. But
the wal is over, unless the radicals, lot
the purpos of still further pensionlng a
hos. Of political hacks with money
wrung from the hard earnings OF tue
people intend to perpetually keep tRe
Southern States in n state OF war, ana
under military control. But the people
are dissatisfied. AS yet their dlscon-
tent has found utterance only IN muir
INJURED complaints. Soon the thunder
of their denunciations Of the corrupt
men whom they have trusted, only to be
despoiled by them, will be heard, and
then woe betide those who now prosti-
.ute their high position for a purpose OF
of their W aggrandizement at the ex-
pense Of o too coniding people. On
this subject the New York Times, gives
u~tternnce to the following fifty spoken
words:
Men no longer look upon taxation as
II trihe. They feel it as II burden
growing heavier and heavier, instead OF
lighter every day. The return OF in
Incomes in this city will not be one hall
what it was last year; and the same
thing is said to be true throughout the
country.
.sThe action of Congress Mt the last
session tended to make things worse.
It was utterly impossible to get the at
teution of the majority to the finances
as a subject Of paramount Importance.
Political projects absorbed their atten-
tiou. Nearly half the aggregate income
tax was deliberately thrown away. In
stead Of aiding and fostering Southern
industry, so as TO augment Southern
| ability to pay its share Of taxation, ev-
| erything done tended to depress and
| crush it. Not a dollar Of aid was given
10 repair the Mississippi ~levees, though
| that measu alone would have yielded
millions through the sugar tax. The
| culture of cotton vas taxed. Capital
in the South was loaded with exactions
and disabilities which it WAS utterly un.
| able to bear. The lessons Of experience
and common sense were deliberately
sacrificed, in every direction, to polit-
cal passion or personal interest. The
adjustment Of duties on foreign imports
was made in utter disregard Of its re-
latious TO the revenue, and became a
venal and disgraceful scramble among
special interests for government favor
and protection"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10

I~ILLIrERArE juries seem to be remark
ably plenty just now. The Milwaukee
Sentinel gives the following copy Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10

JOHN STUART Mill, on the 10th OF
May, made u powerful speech in the
British House OF Commons in favor OF
female suffrage. The replies to his
speech were more j~ocular than serious,
and by no means calculated to lessen
the impression which the address will
undoubtedly produce among thinking
men. Among those who supported the
amendment was Sir G.. Bowyer, the
ables, among the Roman Catholic mem
bers of the House. II was, OF course,
not expected that the amendment would
receive a majority, but the large num-
Der of votes which were cast for it (73)
must be- gratifying to all friends Of the
cause.-St. 10. mo. Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10

TIE suppression of the Mobile Repuo-
liean, for the publication Of an article
melting the freedmen to violence, ap..
pears 20 be a proof that the power Of
tbe military is impartially used in that
CITY. That is precisely what we want
absolute justice in the South, without
regard to col0f' srrl inabsa b.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10

A LADY in New York announces
that she will sell, for the benefit
Of q Catholic fair in that city, a
piece Of the coffin in which Gen. Wash
ington's body lay thir,y-eight years; a
piece of the ferrule Of his cane, and a
part of an embroidered silk dress once
vorn by Martha Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10
AT San Francisco Prices!
CALL AND EXAMINE.

9. HAAS & co.
Gold Hill, July 3, 1867. jya'n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-10
Los T
Committee Meeting.
Gold Hill, July 8, 1867.
LO Il

nm THE FOURTH or JULY. BETWEEN
u the yellow Jacket otaes. 10 Gold HUI. and
the Provost Guard grounds, IN Virgtnia Guy, rSe
sndsr wiii confer . great favor on the looHr By
leaving Il at the NEweo moA
Gold Htl, JAY d ]soI. ur nr7 grsa wv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-12
District Court Of the United
States, for the District of
West virginia.

In the matter Of Charles A, In Bankrupt v.
Swartz, Bankrupt .
Alta Court of Bankruptcy held on the 18th day
of October, A. ID. 1861 before Geo. X. Cald.
well, a Register in bankruptcy for said Dis
trict at his office in the city Of Wheeling in
said District.
District of Vest Firginia, S. s:
I'm THIS DAY CAME CHARLES A.
Swartz, and filed his petition in due form
for his discharge, and thereupon the Court en-
tered the following order:
On this 9th day of October, A. ID. 1867, on
reading the foregoing petition. it is ordered by
the Court that a hearing be had upon the same
on the I'D day of October, 1867, before George
b. Caldwell, Register in Bankruptcy, at his
office in the city of Wheeling, in said District,
at IL o'clock A. NJ. and that notice thereof be
published in the Wheeling Daily REGISTER and
Wheeling Weekly Intelligencer, once, a reasona
BILE time before said hearing, and that all cred
itors who have proved their oebts and other
persons in interest, may appear at said time
and Mace and show cause, II any they have
why the PRAYER Of the said petitioner sh, uld not
be granted. And II is further ordered by the
Court that all such creditors whose places Of
residence shall be known shall be entitled to a
service of notice Of the said petition and order,
either personally or by letter addressed TO item
AT their known usual place of residence, attest
ed by the Clerk Of the Court or served at their
usnal place of abode by the Marshal or his dep
uty, or sent by mail, whereof due proof shall be
given M -. o..oh
A ID. 1867. GEO. d. CALDWELL
octll.It Register in Bankruptcy.
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TRI'ST SALE.

~ VIRTUE DE A DEED OF TRUST
Il r,.cu;rd TO me by William p. Brady and
Nm, ". Brady. his wife. bearing date on the
snI Ian of February in the wear ls66, and now
M record in the Recorders office ofOhio county,
T,,,i Virginia. in Deed Book 80, page 81, l will
III \, public auction, at the front door Of the
E.,rr, House OF Ohio county, on SATURDAY, The
tgrh p,1 OF OCTOBER next, all that certain tract
,rntrIr! u! land, lying in the counties OF Brooke
-rd Ollie. West Virginia, and on the waters OF
,,.., creek. known rs the hirty Point farm,
containing two hundred and thirty.hve acres
7,,r,. ~ I,.,-. and bounded as set forth and de-
.rs.-. 3, aid deed OF trust. This land is under
.r,r,,.,,irn. ha. the usual improvements and II
.uud.rl I'd i, Is believed, with valuable beds Of
rnAl -,
:. linz a. trLstSe, will convey snch title us
- .,,;rd in me- 10y said deed Of trust.
Inns of sale CASH OF ~ the option OF the
rnIrha.,v one third in hand and the balance
N three equal payments, at six, twelve and
, -h;,en months, with interest from date, with
,.., OF trust Ia secure the same.
5 BRADY, Trustee.
wutr,I<o. Sept. Il. l-67. sspla.td
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TruSt Sale.
- NIRTEE OF A DEED OLE

nN VIRTUE OF a DEED OF
ID Trust eseiutsd to me by David + Ewing
~ liIh iay Of November. A. d. 1866, and now
10 >. -scard in the Recorders Office Of jackson
o ,-rnfS. West Virginia, in Deed Book numbered
Is, folio 94s, wiz sell A. public suet,on st,ths
HHSyITNTY. on TUESDAY, THE 5th DAY OF
SSSENBRR A. u. 1867, at &c o'clock a. n, the
Srgiv,d,d onethird part Of that certain tract
= nsr,r! OF lasd in said decd of rnst mentioned
.. p%..srrilei as a tract or parcel OF land con.
t;ri,g one hundred and fifty acres, more or
a. and living and being on the Straight Fork o.
-. M Cri.& iR Jackson County, W. Ia, and
:"S tLr same tract or parcel of land conveyed
7, ., Ir--Tnhard Duffy aud and wife TO VI. Rheim-
y IN, n. C. rleshcr and tine said David Z. Ew-
81 m, decd now gu record in the Recorders
',,.r, II Jackson county, w. Va.
-, - snc a. Trustee l will convey such title n
- IN me by said deed of trust.
inns nf sale, cash. GIBSON LAMB,
..uEltd IIustcS,
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Trust Sale.

NV WRITE OF !. DEED OF TRUS T EX.
Rrcuted &c me by Josiah Ingersoll and NATL.
- lis vile bearing date on the Goth day of
lime, 1876 and now on record in the Recorders
,.'."o ~ Marshall county, in Deed Book No. 10.
,,,r 9i5. | will sell at the front door of the
-, House OF Marshall county, at public auc.
,;on an TUESDAY, the 10Th DAY OF OC.
TngFR ncNr all that piece or parcel OF land ly.
~. md h-iuc in Narshall county, State of West
r"''-',nil containing nine hundred and seventy
,br't acres. three Rods aud eight poles, as the
~, j.. sci forth. described and bounded in said
- ,f trust. Selling as trustee, will convey
mel i,:lr IS j. vested in me BY said deed OF
Tr,m> II sale-Cash, or, at the optisn of the
r,Iri,..r ouc.third in hand, and the balance in
h. equal payments. at six twelve and eigh.
,"sr months. with interest from day Of sale,
Snr,s..srr giving bond with approved security
a., tCr deferred in-talments, the title reserved
IA paymrpt. JAS PAUL.,
'"''5tid Trustee.
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TruSf Salc.

DX yIrTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
X cu,rd by George 5 Ross 10 me ON the 2ith
a. Of August, \. ID. 1867, and recorded among
-, u'r,ls of the csunty of Ohio, State Of West
;,:.3-,;ria Deed book numbered 81, page l16,
I'll ON saturday the 9th day of October,
~: q; the S;eenrOd Honse' on the Cumberland
70, 80 therein mentioned and fully described,
P'"r' ,,ig, OF household and kitchen furniture
- ,I,. undivided half OF the product OF the
- .',,l ~, +, aid Stecurod House belonging.
SSIiur as Trustee. will convey sach title as
d.. vested III uIe.
~" the 3,th OF March, ls69, and the residue
.;s 3th of March, 1870 purchaser giving
q" .,. with approved security for the deferred
90 ',,,..,,Is ALEXANDER BONE,
Joy 90 Wit Trustee.
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zstatssue.-W ;lliamu I3..,Armstrepgr

etatoarssz lillian zB..zAzmstEo1Er,t tor
assapltaa4dT battery, a was continued
upon Armstrong; recognizance until
the first day of the next term OF Court.
State rs. James Barker, alias Doxey
Barker, for assault aud battery; the case
was called and defendant did not appear
in discharge of his recognizance; the
Court ordered that writ of serie facias
be issued againstthe defendant and his
surety to appear on the first day Of the
next term.
State rs. Edward Myers; a motion
was made by the defendants attorney
to discharge the prisoner upon the
ground of insanity. The further hear
ing of the case was continued until the
18th of the present month, on account
of the absence of material witness.
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Those Beautiful

Little card photographs are still made
for one dollar per dozen, at Partridge's,
and are having large run. Every
body likes them, and wonder how they
can be made so cheap. Partridge tells
us it is by using dozen lenses or pho
tographic instruments combined in one.
Thus dozen negatives are made on
one glass from which dozen of these
cartes are printed in one shot. They are
afterwards cut apart and mounted on
separate cards of the ordinary album
size
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Synod.

Synod.
The Synod OF Wheeling met at Wells
Vile, Ohio, yesterday. All the Presby-
terrain Ministers of this city are absent
in attendance upon this body, and as a
conse 1uence the majority ofthe Church
es of that denomination in this city will
be closed Tomorrow. We learn that
the Fourth Presbyterian Church will
be open in the morning, when the pull
pit will be occupied by Rev. Alfred
PAUL, formerly Pastor of that Charch,
but now of Philadelphia.
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New Riding Habit.

view niuiuS "ao''
The latest style of riding habit for
ladies consists of complete Zouave
rig, which allows lady to sit astride
of her steed. 4 close fitting basque,
tastefully ornamented with embroidery,
with Zouave pants, made full, like
those of Turks, and gathered at the bot
toms into hands, which are col cealed by
the tops of high, tight-laced gaiter'
boots. On the head straw turban
with plain velvet band, and a tuft Of
flowers. Lilac is o favorite color
with black trimmings. Such habit
would greatly facilitate the manage
ment of a horse, as we'll as materially
decrease the chances of accident from
entangled drapery.
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WANTS..

GENTS WANTED-ANOTHER GREAT
I WORK bv T. ~ POLLARD, entitled LEI
-, III, IIEI TENGNIs comprising life ofGen
l. +. Isc. rcplete Sith facts never before pub
,isLgI including Biographies of every Southern
,,.u.raj Of distinction; companion volume
d. .THY LOST CA n. a southern History OF
.I. W new ana enlarged edition is now
-,,Jr one agent sold 22J the first week
fS,.e twb works form-a complete library Of the
W1r from the oth-r side Address A: l.. TAI.
corr a co. - Market IT, Pittsburgh ia.
,st,..N
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The Season for warm Cake.

And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light and wholesome
Rolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes of any
kind you should use Bookings Unriralled
Baking Ponder. Try it and you will use
no other. Sold Wholesale and retail by
f. Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in style unsurpassed by any
office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may he saying good deal, but 1t is
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Personal.

Rev. Alfred PAUL, for many years
pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church OF this city, is here on brief
visit to his friends. He is now residing
in Philadelphia. He appears much i'm
proved in health, and it would seem
that the Eastern climate is more congo
NAL for him than that in this section OF
country. Mr.. p. will preach from his
old pulpit tomorrow morning.
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school Institute.

sunday school Institute.
The Wheeling Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School Institute will convene
in this city on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, October 18th, 10th and 18th.
Conductor of exercises, Rev. j. H. Vim
cent, Of New York. Teachers, Rev. e..
Martin, Hon. C. D. Hubbard, Rev, W.
NJ. Mullenix, A. Little, Mrs. A. Gregg,
DR.. T. H. Logan, Rev. j. A. Kibbe, Rev,
s. Steele, Miss Mary Bailey. Musical
Conductor, DIR. T. II. Logan. Lecturers
invited, DIR. Drummond, Rev. w. b.
Watkins. Hon. c. d. Hubbard, DR.. Mes
bit, Hon. W. T. Wiley, DR.. T. II. Logan
DR.. Davidson, Prof. Loomis. The ex-
ercises will undoubtedly be intensely
intprastiDp
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Childreu,s Offering.

The great "Children's Offering" will
be taken in all the Presbyterian Sab
bath Schools Of this city and through
out America tomorrow. 1t is collec-
ton to be made by the Sabbath School
children of that denomination in this
country, to liquidate Il debt of thirty
five thousand dollars, incurred by the
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mis-
SONS. Save your pennies, children.
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Obituary.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gray Hairs, two old and
highly esteemed citizens of America,
departed this life few days since, while
using bottle procured at the drug
store of C.. II. Odbert, labeled Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which always re-
stores gray hair to its original color
and cures badness.
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Eniled sintes Patent.

The following is among the patents
issued from the United States Patent
office for the week ending October LIST,
1867.
w. c. Peck, of Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, for Improvement in Churches.
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NOTICE.
vr.s ~ uVSS DAX ASSOCIATED

JHAEE TIES Dan ASsOs
Hirh ma in the Grocery and Produce bust;
ness. Joseph Speidel, formerly Of the hrn t oi
Sneidcl & Ipderrieden The business VIII De
'''''"' 'u !" '"~ A.TtRNER.
We intend to keep On hand Wen selected
Stock of rroceries produce, &C. ana 10 wnich
w. .,lj invite the attention of thu public.
TURNER & SPEiDEL.
October |, IsG7.J-2w
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

An ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
a stockholders OF the Wheeling Library AS
sociarior for the election OF officers for the en-
suing wear. will br held AZ the hall OF the Asso-
citation on Monday evening. October lith' leo''
Ry order of the Board.
nrt9td T. NJ. MCNEELY, Secretary.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
For Additional Local
See first page.
Lecture.

Lecture.
We understand that Rev. S. STEELE, of
the Chapline Street NJ. f. Church, has
kindly consented to deliver an address
before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation on Monday evening next.
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Hold Xour BETS.

Parties having bets on the recent
elections have an uncertainty to con-
lend with, but all who have bet Oh the
superior spectaclcs sold at Oxtoby &
Duffield's iewelry store, l03 Main street,
west side, are safe. Complete assort-
ment of watches, clocks, jewelry, spec
tacles, eyeglasses, and fancy goods just
rnoo;v.l
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Circuit Courr-Jpdge Caldwell, Pre-

Circuit Conrt--Judge Caldwell Pre-
siding.
The following business was brought
before the Circuit Court on Friday,
October llth:
State RS. Stewart Henderson, upon an
indictment for assault and battery upon
q young lady; fined FIVE hundred dollars
and costs. ~
State rs. Stewart Henderson, upon an
indictment for entering house in the
night, with the intent to commit rape;
a ro,le proseqa was entered. 4#{,
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TAKE NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE CITY CLERK,
WHEELING, October eth, 1851
WHAT THE BOARD OF APPEALS WILL
meet ar tlir office on Saturday, the 18th
inst NJ : o'clock l.. ". to hear and determine
all applications for the reduction OF the valua'
n n of anv real property, the rental value OF Or
t,,. les or the valuation of any stock OF goods,
"",' =, City Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION.

u,HE FIRM OF J. c. ORR & co. WAS
dissolved ON September 18TH 1867, by mu'
e, nov c"Dsent I c. Orr and Il. +. Little retiring
Tb,. business OF the Old Firm will be closed by
The NV Firm of A W. Paull & Co, who are
solely authorized TO settle all our claims ana &C
counts -. e,.
We hereby acknowledge the many iavo :
shown U, hy oar old customers aud reque"t
r,a,inuaac'. fthe same for the new firm;
' j. G. ORR,
BF. LITTLE,
A. W. PAUL..
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The Conyention.

The Convension.
We learn that the Finance commit
tee, VIM. NJ. Berryhill, Chairman, have
been very successful n obtaining dona-
tions to defIay the expenses of the ap-
preaching State Sabbath School Con-
yention. The work goes bravely on,
and next week will be one fraught with
interest to every friend of the Sabbath
School cause in this city and State.
Every day delegates are being reported
to the Secretary, snd if the weather
should prove favorable we will not Do
surprised to see representatives here
from almost every county in the State.
We know our people will entertain their
guests In handsome style. Altogether
the prospects for our first State Conven-
ton are truly encouraging. 1t is thought
there will be four OF five thousand chill
dren out at the childrens' meetings on
Sabbath week, and arrangements are
being made accordingly.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

,rousE AND LOT IN RITCHIETOwN,
ri on Denny street, good two story frame
- with six rooms well flushed, stahle,
mike bouse. &s, situation desirable, being i'm
,SD,s,Iid,elv on line OF Street railway.
ccts IRWIN
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SCHOOL,
Nelson Co., Va.

,VHR NORWOODsCHOOL, wTTa
] . full corps Of able and experienced In.
struetOFs and under still more favorable auspices
than heretofore, will reopen on WEDNESDAY,
Septenber, 18th. 1867. The interest and Ad-
vaEreTaeat Of the scholars viii receive he cl"s-
est peFzSHal attention. Address.
WILLIAM D. CABELL- Principal.
Norwood p. o., Nelson Co. Va.
,ugl6tfT octI
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Large Shell Oys,ers I.

If you want to see the largest and
finest shell oysters ever brought to
Wheeling, call at David Kurner's Oys-
ter Saloon, on Market street, near Pol
locks Mill.
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Oysters

Oysters
In every style, served with Wadding-
ton cream Cor Alex. Jacobs best,) at
John II. Warnafeldi's.
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DISSOLUTION.

The finn or partnership OF Orr Paul. y Go
consisting Of j. {. On and 4. w Panil' "as Sas
solved by mutual consent on the i5th oi sep
tcmbcr is61 The business of the Iste nrin
A. w. PAUL.
Having purchased the entire STOCK oil tns s
Can't s;ore of Orr PAUL Co.. and than
for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Old ann. We would ask continuance oil tnS,
sane IrteHAing to give our entire IlL,e ana
attention to ths business, with an lncresseu
stock aud facilities We hope TO give satisfaction
20 ali who NAV favor rs With their PATRONAGE.
III, h,I~inr. viii be carried on under the firm
name Ui , opp r. "a
Successors to wa
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oDu,,1c u.CEatNES-

- AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced fully licensed machines. send iGr our
sircniar' SHAW & CLARK, 5 NJ. Co, Bidde-
ford Maine. hoNi'lS
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A CARD.

A CARD.
nERsoNs WISHING TO BE SUPPLIED
J. with pure milk and cream viii leave tne,
name and place Of residence ct MessIs n nLsr
Market stresf ALEX. II JACUB,
: octT.iw Wsddtngton Farm
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Private.

LLPERSoNs BEING AFFLICTEDwITH
n any kind of secret diseases win receive ad-
vice with prescription for fee Of three dollErs,
which win permanently cure them Ladies are
particularly requested 10 address Us on any OF
the various diseases Of the sax. Address
II. T. GALE HUTCHINS, II. D., L Co,
.- No 1924 Lombard street.
oct4.wlm Philadelphia Pa
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NOTICE.

THAT EXCELLENT PIANO AND OR
/ GAN tuner. Mr.. Boden, from Louisville, Is
At Weber's Music Store again, and wili be hap
py TO receive your orders. Send Thorn at once
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