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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-25

rhe Cert. az f-sis. ~iu - sren-d a ain-
eciock. fa The 1nofafng. - ne parJso.c 20 ua.k-
tnE sutrr-- and @s-po-iag 81 otAer E.raa.i uIster
?. Appi'cafrons. fctitsen- .ad Accssuut. upoa
~hsrh s-siscs has t-rs-u ofdrr-d 81 90 D. acted
upon unisl after he reiuia hour. ~hsch - tea
20 'csck
:. r~ttiau,-. Aorounfs AID Apufi-aflsss mast
= uI.a fLkSNs. shich Wih D. iaraish~d ~ The
Probate otha~. 90 spPiio.tiou ~i'h.-u' ehsrgr
Accnuats presrnisd &C. -etiiern~at laust D.
i"lif stated. add [giils Sfitt.a. s,os his-k-.
"htch 49, - tsfsi-hsd - chs Probate Oaioc
rod aa'l-i D. ~ q = i--fore astsoe - arders.l.
> p ~ ias~utrfy saas-t - ssuaier.rn-d 81
i'r tNecuior Al'uta-str.tor 90 Guardisn whs -
turns it.
R~Tr---af-tioa. % Ia.oiveury shosid L.
arr'lnIsnirsl 18th a sfsi~an &c q fh~ er,,,.t -.
~ 81 esn D. a-crr tsia-d fh- Dds. 60 ts.ss
-ae estate. -Hi 81 ths auasaui ~ real esiais asI
l.sfsonal rrfrrrrff.
7. fetitssss o. -en rel estate 81 ~. pav..~,
~ csls sxospt hefe the .ralast has he~o -
ceftainrt - thr s~ifi~uacnt 81 81 srcla,f 90 he
ksfart oi Coursiisstas~r- % insolv~ucx hosLs -
srr'.rlanis4 18Th i-f. uati-r o-.th 81 he s-las
tnd - ers n AIRY cu- frum the estal~. aad
ihe asi at 81 IL exI-sss oi silsinisir.fl-ns %
90 ih~ t.t- 81 NJ appi,catisn.
= b survtss rs,ysu~d is - In froi..se
hsatis. shouit earh D. sarfh. a. least ~ auasat
ofthe Isnsi sem oi CO. beds. asi D. te.is~nts 81
~ STATE.
- Relative. Of ~iiaws - aas b. arpo,at.d
sth snf fstssn sha 80 - Auoll-, 90 Agrui ~
M rrtt~n-ui If sn csfair. - APPOINTED 90 eihcr
al -sii frusfs
10. T. srtinary rasrs Guardian shoaLi D.
apl-sin- 81 &C. ~ rnfaos rhihilrn 80 heits st l~
81 the tceea-~t. hstare IN adrniu sfrzfin accaaui
D. -rttcd ta aIs'~snce made. casssr assigncd a.
the 5000. ar i-sa-e rratis-i O. srl fesi estate
~ TIE rels-i -aIa in l-oi,is 81 ENrcutors A
f'tf'sr-. sui fsrrsiisns shouii - "a last
taaiic tac sirt 81 fsrssssi pro. ertv.
30 AtfrniHai oi rx~,uil' -. aim nisrratssrs sul
Ersiottns o. pfrfieat.sif dr-rtsl i th~ IRA --c-
tren "a thc 81 raapfsr of 49, Eest-eI -tstut~-
Tho ehp have t-s.n--s ta tran.art en- th~
ftaia'fr Cent ~ii save fhsulseiVes uluch ttoalil-
and tfrlr- ~ pf.eurig ~ ~c---ars c-slinG.i ut-
t-'n aHi cisin-si traa pruf-r rsaicr. b-iar- rte-
sraiing th. ir csse ts fh~ cau.t
u iNrFENsL kErESrF Srs~rs RI
0rtEED - fsoHArE PHocsEbtsos
Probate Cd 80 ef L-usr sf aIra.ui.ir-tsaa..
~.err tae ~-tfie suara or Jared uol O.
e~rr-,l $500. o.
iof evrfs s.i.iiii.aa' $1,000 psrt ther-.f. 90
lns-r, srsr-. c. es~rs sheet os piece "a paper
vrftru. .
fr.--.i~ iaa1- ai 81. ds-cr,rtion-. 100
- fhr shove .taup. assy o. tsi of ths Reg.
i.'+r. 90 i'e f.s a.r ohc-. De- CAsH iasar,zhiy.
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SURE " NEEDLES.

DIR p. =. TAhLpE. a. Ha~ussn ~rHrrr.
Nrstra. be r.rirrt fh- nre lrrnrh I.~a-s..,..
sni al.air .f ffrt.r.r.f ars.f..-f ts nr. De-.
aai h.. ftfr. 20 trasf frf afrrra % r..-.s.r.
~ Fffrfsrl ta aN il-ra-rs .l 600 F...4 rl...r,
+ni rrafairr.lrr .r- .rs a.. h tlrreai.tf.rs ar.f
ta.i.Itfrfs i.ren.ltf tt vsu.ra. El..i.-- rra.s-
tal ferrfr- isiI rsff....srs t, u.slL
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Tur ltcur E,,r. WIk~r Spirit -
the Times has an arr &c. base.i on o.. lo-.
% the rarirg yhchts. siicb shows thai The
credit oi i-c shining va. doe rather to tic
sailing MASTER than tl~ quality of he s-.-
81 IT, Ne.ia "a. ac.uali, ahead % ti.
lienncita on tho iast morning bat ~as
TOO 'ar north % run up the chance. Tie
time lost OH gaming the correct course cav.
ihe ll-urieffa the ieal. ana u1n the rare.
j De- Frsta. hoTrscr. 50 so far north as to
e'rar the severe 'torm. dariaE ~hirh co.
cider vessels arrc conpeiieI to lay to.
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To- celebrated bE DOW r.rr,..... FL. t-,....
De- rai,fr l.ar fn che frrlIn.rai nl .I l...--. .
ti.af l' coo t.asI- srr.ral. a. esrrr .-n.s. ID
a-afF..afrr frtrs f.iti.-s h.a FL. rrtrtar-- ....-
TIL fai frl.asH.ar select oil. trr sar-e st.rs .l So
f'rrrr..a tet a4 atarr NrrrtfaaI urIar. -.....-. .
a.l vaafrTrf rsr-r q. rr-rs t.rs Is.-r r.-.r
-..-s.a 20. pairr. ~. g f.a'.r.lf street.. is..f..
E. Hrt.. iarr.-hrt f. ta.-. sh. s... f.
r.-l1ia ur ... .I....l.-.t
li,.f.a. Jrr- 80 I-es
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Copartnership Notice!

'tNtt unarfsigus'l have fsrned C.,parsarr,h,r
Il un.irr ihe h0n aanir of th~
Pans fiOating Company.
anf assr tak-n th~ Paft. Mill cl-usrir r.rr,.d
- ~ Noes wosd.nan 4 Go st Sorrh Pro
We. W. Chariss BsiL-s of re r..u~r 6r.n Iii
r-nistn sf -. fars. anI Me-. q. a-t.rf A
irfs-". nss ~ iouot af ig3 Caraaa-rci4i -
rsiftinf
- oft.rs. aa. 90 lulitaarrs -h aufI o. a1lr---
80 ia ih~ Paris q iOuring 60. auI -~at sith-
81 to sob Pens rr Forthnf. .h~sr SO sh.ii
A.~p carstsulis aa hani a falI ss..rtusnf a err
lur.
CHARLES BAILEY.
FRANKLIN CRAW FORD.
ANDREW T.. NORsNN
Jaa. Ig.h 1907
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Why SUFFER- rnOn SORTS

Mhra ty d. 80 ~ 80 ArnIct Ointment
tar cor easis o. ruret q hss relieved tion--a.i.
hsm Hum. Cui~. chapp~d Hands. BoiIs.
srrniB~. " arts. Itch.
Al evrls cnrrr,.sfnf of ne skin Tu o. De- o.
o.-fs isi p ocuf-. D. sufe ta asa &C.
HfEE'N ERNICA OINTMENT,
20 ssr hs rI nrargi-ts. rf 49, IS e~uis 30
ID = >srHurE a. co. H.-lal Ms.s aal rr.
r~.tf a Iss o., r~iurn r,-ii.
nfSFtEtp. De- 20. I-s6.
Res 4 IltI.
Nht- s-.~u.. ~ tourr. af rsris thrs slsrr-.r
49, 1919 sfth rt1'raf 10 trnnttfn4 aaI -safs
in'',i- va- ftsl -sd to tfy iittL's NFsFrs-
So - Nfrf 90 81. col o. O. ehtsr. k...,rs
if IA bee r-r of r 80. rHs'iy ed taf~sasr, 90
OF. .stt lei rlffr rf.lrf I go .s fh.rass-hf.
CO. rfrf- .. far edr.tf ed fhts r.rr-.ae ,a rssrs
skr ri.ar tlat .-s. 1t a-tt 81. ~, als tr.ti-
rnarf In fs itr.r. ~ of .ns hssta-lrn kaas
bee severe 90. nt af.,ii.a a.a h.. q'.isk e.
r.ur..~fe trIrf
N~re Eesr. y alf..
O. G. uAErow
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FErgIN ro uE,Iu. Dear willis. a
'eiesrsrl orera'cr ia Nc- York. Va. f-,,.
ga 90 Death. ~h,le rni,avo-iu- q rca.h
h'' bone in lloboken. during che storm
lass ursk
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Special Notices.
scHEScKs MANDRAKE PILL.


certsia care Zoe Diseased LiscF an q the
msnY dsnEeroa- Hasiadte~ Nhich at-
caa~ed ~ morbid condition OF that
ofEan.
u e. petite rirrr un.lfrsf rr.IIre % co..
rrI. .r hlah & fifxt h - NJ r-r.iraEr T-IIs r-.r
trsa aar.i. riui rf.rfs Thirl aftrafrI ~ thn.
tsnis af r.hfhif uitr-.ss0s. ur prrs.uf FOL astrf
DESCRIPTION 90 TUT HUMAN liver
sni ifs f1nrflHs. st III u.fI r.tkr ths or-rrafi 81
49, 80 rial ai.itriur IrrrsIfihir e. r'.rr ulau's
To tI.sr = surr.l.-l si-h hl.oi rs..eis. nrr.r.
rrrtr auf rrrrrre en- tiir % iaasisr flfrrs o..
ti.i rrf srssraff- filrf rnlf sil Irarrrlfl-- Was
Ir iIarrsaHiV u-ssarr e. Hrrfrn u. f1.a No. -
fsraaarcf 81 thla frurtiru. ira Ifrrr r. II
t rtlnrf rurifF 80 tloal. arf Ir fhaf h s-.f d.
'tr1ugl g. ia.les- irain aal CHR parts IL 4 49,
.ii e'e-t.a n ulasf raaa| tIii.susurss. oi.sfrr.r
l.a i. tNf ANlnfN rr fsrFttI. ruf rIsrT ofh.r r.as
Fitafa rarrr or Irss r.r.rff Az l..r..-. 49, ~
49, f.. t.rsn 4aff rr.r-h to arakr rrsn strE srf
~ fftl'lf ali utlr trr f'l -rrsrt, ems. ID -.
Hi 90 Na'rs ~ ll.. Nnls nnara.fnr arsr. ..f 49,.
II -.'i Wy 81 ~ rufa Iu r.srsr--rrI..r.
t t.lfils1 70 f.ls hi.aai ID e1.rfuet..l i, sr..
latnfrr far hHart esrais fl. wal rrrr.nf f...,
af''rl.s n las-rs thranrt tflr rrsh
t-a. 20 CO - lrltlfs "a Ira rra-rrss. shea f...
sir tla n. tl.rri f.ss IaraaFa-I ftr..a a.. 49,.
So. p ~ I.tfr fn D. parted Do o. I-lr.rs
p 'lr .Hf..r.. aHrrfr'r. 10 aaar...fr rr..
~ AlHi - uIrrfHr ri i.I f'rrf ...rr-r-f ~ ..rr1
~ ti..r 81 dlsits.i tt D. Or frf r,ts..a ffaf .r-
-.M fafft.ans r.rrIr rurr rl.reuanrrinn. uhrr
-t'. O. t...- fI.Hfr-r.Hf uIrh Co. 90 .nr1s
.al p -'..r saarr-. u '.-'l las 30 trr liver Il
II FL 'i r.lrNlar tIar -srrfirns. 1rine t.,ll 81
-'.1tt' 4 ar.i IrnIilalng trs'fhr roF of tIfe.
fr ~.nrurs's
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We having
v hren appotntrt ~ he IBdz. % Protsie far
10 Counfs 90 Oxiord. % receive zsd exasnis- The
clsilns - the creiiiors % C,rs- "a. Doten zte %
Hartford rn ssud CosInty DECREASED. ~h0se estate
b. reprsseute nsosent give noticc that six rnouths
oouumcucing The 2slh d. = Deienier. AID lsts
have 10 sio~ed ~ ssr creditors 90 bfing 10 and
prove her cisimsi and hat 90 oil attead o. The
s~rvtcs ssslEscd o. "a the once q yOhu z.
S~a--y D. c.ufon, Oh the 6rst Moody Of Febfs-
ary. APfh sad Juse. AID 1891. from tea o'cigck
4 " O. I o'Ciock. 4 n.
Dsird the t~-uis-syh ih day - uec ls66.
-. Y. sTOWELL. -
}. y. SWAsEN.
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U o. p esfft Acre. auf gee. sati.firiioa. Read
fh. ta't~trg ssfrarf. ifarn tff~r.-
u y. Boar ireFgi.f. lpi.-..faua. rena
ufrrf, ArfH 4. i-t6 Eel 49, funr Rsi-arr
30 eftrli- ..le rransrt ahi- esfrs si-.uf t-fs
rfc.flaafHt on 9Th eaan I-ncr ia au ttsrssr. of
ihe Thfo.i su. 49,
Srtattse EEos Drsgglsis srit- fraui Cor
roaou Jsausfv =. i>os. ~raf e. "a rrs
AlLtN'> ~ NG nAt-SAM. ~ srr sntir~Is
eui 1T De-. u girrs uaarr safi-ltrrinu than ans
efhsI H.rilriae 80 ssfl 4"
$50 IA hafes A thafrr. Ffr.s- o. Sa~e-r.
- faris p-rtr N.,es Naf-ss.
fni tt si heal~fs in Fauliit Mrii-isrs
irffN pasis A So. Prov-.sn.r . x. .. Ae~nt-
60 tastrrn State
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DIE

o. nersf,ii. Dec p. NJ. I-.ura E.u -. .s,i
iq tenrs
- Fs,i Sua'.--r. J.n n. Ci.r,.i.. q. g. .i R..-
ra lilac. s.-. -
D. Earsst. ~. p-- %. Peter N-si~.t. aged
81 tsafs.
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L Ar RIRD

o. w-ti. d. p o., E.v = r,ir1-ub ~ A.
isrf pc iis.-.. .f ~u.alrr ts Nt-- ~sf.h O. lias H.
tar. CIV
o. Faif-r..a'h. y lac - .h, RIA Dixie.
bastt a hiHaiev. &C fr,st-si < 90 NJ &C. irets
a Feftrn-. aI Dove. SO
o. Eus4frsI. thlr.frna- eye. o., Rev a. ~ t-.rf.
ian. ~ So CO.. p Ii.sh fa Me- O.. 81 D. p.tf.
i-.rh af Hara.rf.
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HAVING 800 oct part 81 nv .toek ~ tr.S..
Il aat reserved porti3a. Be- all ~ nsce.s.ry
&C. sl those ~ho have snsetfied sccounts o. notss
18th ~ suhscriac 90 make payul~uf 500. t~a-
cer l-s thanks Cd al those who nave tsvored ~
~ith tlefr pstfonsge sod hope th-y will coui go.
i1 iavor the go trm suh q fr share a The
farnc. CHA-. ". HARRIS A GO.
Nesfy Coru-r. Dec Z. iss6. 81
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g Down East -

A uIUfNINt fte frlsrf .rfIr F.rare rf CsHr.
Y zoe. % n. 10 ora a rrrs.I.a- isr fsr r.r
80 ffn rarraielnT aar ter.'rff aa fnr arrrs.
raIl.rl p -1as af hsF aanaa.s SD f.ln 10 10
3D. pIarraf.1n ri FrEfsfFrr &C.. sterr fhr.r 60
sosrosF sar usses Pee slpo. Atifess g.
a. ~AMp-uN Isntn
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Administrators Sale.

Dtk-l AMI % q lIcsLse frSssn The fIar. gulsc
IL 81 Probate ~uhin sod ~ the Coaate 81 Ca
tsfd. ~ili IT, I'D. The presni-ss pubIe .sc-
tian. css previously disposed a. "a private sic.
on Iuesfas. he 9Th tay a Nov~unf-r next. a.
one q th~ cpck b. the aiterboon, hist wel-k so~n
snt valuable siani belsngrnr The estate q th-
lie ~. Josu.ihsa = Nfiiett. coasis 90 81 large
no. tefs hose. 18th ~ .nd vcod-.hed aad TOO
sfslcs, ahout eight acres o. hfst rate bad. sod =
urFer tsiliug ~eu "a water o~uirzily iocatet ~
BE picasaat village % Nsrsay. .Ao~s ose .ad
one-isafth uies IgE The rsiirozG statisa a. Soufh
fari-- for the ossniiy merchant ss~ch anie u
o. 90 tfaf cnaid - de-ircd. For the cts mer-
chat. 90 xessh7uasn e islsurs, ~ishing ooasiry
resiseacr, e. pFe.ents uau-ssal attr.ctsons.
HENRY & REED, Ada.
Nofw.V. Jsn. ~. l-sr.
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JAMES LIBBY ii. Of w.,erGo,s.

GEAFros. DtcEssEE 20. is6s.
NOTICE % hcrsAly gives thai hsvc gives
y to NJ son. Ofsei Ed~ia Nsxtn. b.. tias- 81
n reunai nd~r ~ his miaarits anf shsn pay
no d-lt. 81 ne cpatrtcting 80 cisira any q his
earniug. afer this d4te.
SALLY J. STONE.
witaess. Cas-. Assorr.
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Ths Sui-erihcr hereby give. pubiic soiice that
~ has 49, dais appoisfed ~ The Honorahie
ledge of Probate. ~ th. Ceuut, 81 Oxf,rd. and
lssu,asd he trust q Aduiafstraior a The estate
o.
JAMES LIBBY late Of waserGssa.
ia sait Coarty, d~cea-ed. - giviag bad 40 he
80 directs: He th~refore rsqse-Is ~ p~rson.
- D. lntetfed o. ths estate 81 sd decrz.~i %
rn-ss i'nan~d ace psynlents aad those ~hs have
sns c-unsnls thereon. o. exhibit the sar1e o.
Dee. - tS66. JOHN g. GERRY.
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Diyfield Village High School.

'THE SPRING TEgN 80 eouau.-.-- Tus.
nsr. HSUsES 26ih. aaa coui,sus Tee
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NORWAY LIBERAL INSTITUTE.

TUT SPRING TEEN s.n e.usas.rr Teas
r'f NsHcH 81. snt co t,aue iea ~rcks.
lr r.ffg. rr
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foTCough~ a clds and a onsnmptisn
To- 80 90 suf -sf knssaa
VEGETABLE PULMONARY nAI.~AM
aTFruFra arI ffAI - ul.rsf 80 -ssf rrstrafsf
D. sstftrss 80 krfs teaf. 49,. eet ~ a-uasn-
REID. CUrlER ca.
u.-rrlsts. na-fan. fronrisiors
ALLnN,s ING nAIsAn

THE cotGH And lung REMEDY. f,
even aiauis to ksrr ai haaf
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ceFtsia caFe Zoe Diseased LiscF an Tho
msnY dsnEeFou- usaiadie~ Nhtsh ar~
caa~cd b. morbid condition OF that
nrgHn
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-08

GOAL OIL and Lamps. For sale BY
" Oct. l8- {. D.. U.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-08

A extra lot of doube-sole Boots. also a lot o
~ No. l heavy Brogans. C. d. Co.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-08-08

HONESTY THE BEST PoLIcY -Hegiage
was celebrated Arabian warrior, but fe-
rocious and cruel. Among number of
prisoners whom he had condemned to death,
was one who having obtained moments
audience said:
You ought, sir, to pardon me, because
when Abdarrahman was cursing you, |
represented to him that he was wrong,
and since that time have lost his friend
Ship
Hcgiage asked him if he had any wit
ness of his having done this, and the SOL
der mentioned another prisoner who was
likewise condemned to suffer DEATH The
prisoner was called and Intercepted, and,
having confirmed the fact, Hegiage grant
ed the first his pardon. He then asked
the witness if he had likewise taken his
part against Abdarrahman. But he, still
respecting the ifath, answered that he
had not, because he believed it was not
his duty to do SO. Hegiage, notwithstand-
ing his ferocuy, was struck with the pris-
.oner's greatness Of spirit.
"Well," said he, after a moments pause,
"ssuppose [ were to grant you life and lib
.erty, should you still be my enemy p
NO." said the prisoner.
That's enough said Hegiage, "your
bare word is sufficient; you have given us
undoubted proof of your love for truth.
Go, preserve the life that is less dear to
you than honor and sincerity your liberty
rs the just reward of your virtue"
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sgs LOVE AND POVERTY.

You are wrong, my friend, you may win the
as hand,
But the heart is never sold;
For the current coin of any land,
oTitles, jewels or gold.
With all respect for the poet Moore,
1t is the basest of lies
ssThat as quick as poverty opens the door,
Love out of the window flies"
o think not love is that craven thing
The skeptic would make believe !.
You can bind it not with bridal ring, s.
For love can never deceive.
And as soon as it finds the good and pure
Was only a knaye's disguise,
Quicker than poverty enters the door
Love out of the window flies.
Love wins love-Truth keeps the Truth,
And the pure shall the heart strings hold,
When time has departed with beauty and
sge1 youth,
And titles, and jewels and gold.
This is the creed Of a rhymer poor,
Who hath proved It's the basest of lies,
That as quick as poverty enters the door,
Love out Of the window flies.
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6NRIND STONES. For saleby
NJ Oct. Is. CAMPBELL, BANNER
VXTE have in store lot of HARROW TOOTH
wv IRON G. ID. d co.
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M L are now receiving our second supply o
w HATS for Gentlemen. G. ID. co.
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Recipes for the Household.

Tomato Pa,dding-Butter pudding
pan, put in a layer Of bread crumbs, then
layer of tomatoes cut in small pieces, al
ternately until the dish is full, finishing
with crumbs. Season the pudding highly
with parsley, pepper and salt, spread bits
of butter over the top and bake in a moder-
ate oven. Pour melted butter over it when
about to serve This pudding is also very
nice with cold mutton or other meat, either
baked Or boiled, minced small, and put in
layers between the crumbs and tomatoes.
1t should then be served with rich gravy
instead Of melted butter.
To Keep Fresh Neat IN ,Smenaer.-A
thick coating ofdry -four, bran or corn-meal
will keep meat good for several days.
Powdered charcoal is also a preservative,
especially ofpoultry and fish, which should
be opened and cleaned, but not washed,
then sprinkled well outside and inside
with charcoal, Beef intended for stewing
may be put into a stone jar, and covered
with sour milk. BY changing the milk
every other day, the beef will keep week
or more before it is cooked wash it we'll,
duu 10y " III NdtCI Will d IbtiC Cal UOudlC
of soda dissolved in it a few minutes.
The meat when stewed will be tender and
juicy.
Tomato Sauce. Cut twelve red toma-
toes into quarters, and put them into
well-tinned saucepan, with three onions
sliced, little parsley or thyme, white pep
per and salt, and two ounces of butter.
Place the saucepan on slow fire for an
hour. stirring the contents occasionally
then strain the sauce through sieve. A
spoonful Of vinegar, Glove, or bit of gin
ger is by some thought an improvement.
Tomato Fdrcies. Make forcemeat of
any kind of cold meat, (yeal or poultry is
best) minced fine, with bread crumbs,
parsley, pepper and SALT and mixed to-
gether with beaten egg, or a few spoon
fuls of gravy. Cut thin slice off the top
of each tomato, take the inside fill them
with the stuhing, put piece of butter on
top, and bake them or stew them ii rich
gravy for about an hour
Tomato Tart Line pie plate with
half puff paste rolled up thin; slice some
ripe, red tomatoes, and lay them evenly
on the dough; mix together two table
spoonfuls Of brown sugar, one Of ground
cinnamon, and little essence of lemon
or grated peel. spread it over the tomatoes
and bake well in quick oven.
TO Preserve Hens Eggs "A lot of
hens eggs buried on the ranch of Mr.. S.
w. johnson, near Sacramento, during the
food Of 1862, were recently disinterred,
and found to be perfectly preserved =
They were undoubtedly enveloped in fine
clay mud, impervious to air. Any other
impervious coating would have answered
the same purpose.
Cocoanut Pudding Take good sized
cocoanut,. pare off the rind carefully, CRATE
and stir into one quart Of milk, favored
with one tablespoon full of rose water,
and two do. Of fine white sugar, and cou-
pie offs slices of stale bread grated fine
Bake half an hour in moderate oven
When nearly cool serve with cream
TO Prerent Moth - Ladies should re-
member thata piece of linen moistened
with surpentine and put into the wardrobe
drawers for single day, two or three
times year, is preventative against the
moth.
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Or ]. M. Pelton, s4l Broadway, New York
Conrad Meyer, 1872 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. {:
S. Brainard & Son. Cleveland, Ohio j. A. Tuck
er & Co.. Jackson, Michigan; Werner Gerard,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Joel H. Snow, Mobile, Ala,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
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DOCK POWDER, For sale by
II, CAMPBELL. BANNER & co.
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Pianos.
c Z q @ 8 "a

p Iyactories-84 and Sc Camden Street, and IS
and At Perry Street Warerooms--No.
n. Liberty St., above BALTIC. St., 4,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Our New Scale Pianos, with the Patent Agrafe
Treble, are now pronounced by the best Amateurs
and Professors to be the best Pianos now manufac-
turcd; we warrant them free Of every fault, for
five years, and the privilege of exchanging with
in twelve months, fnot entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser.
Ne Second Hand PIANOS always hand
from $50 to $500. ....-..-+
Meodeons and Parlor Organs from the best
makers. .
rs we refer to the following parties who have
our Pianos now in use
Gen R. E. Lee, Washington College, Lexington;
Gen. Robert Ransom, Wilmington, n. Carolina;
Samuel Moore, Chas. Moore, G. w Rosenberger,
Chas. E. Rice, Mrs. NJ j. Meem, DR.. p. Below,
john Wissler, and JAS. L. Miller, Shenandoah.
Terms liberal. A call is solicited.
December g. '6G-1y.
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Gheap side

n
CheapSide
WILL BE FOUND
large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS u MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
WHALE OIL, COAL OIL, FLAXSEED OIL,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, VARNISHES;
DYE-sTUFFs, and nice assortment OF
CONFECTIONERY; fine selection OLDEST SHOE
FINDINGS; the very best Chemicals SNUFF,
TOBACCO, CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety; LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all sizes;
STATIONERY, &C., ALL OF TIE VERY EEsr
QUALITY, and as low figures as can be had at any
place in the Valley. Ny Tinctures, Essenses, Oint-
ments, etc. i warrant to be ofthe strength required
by the standard pharmacopeia.
Nzg~ Prescriptions carefully compounded.
To Physicians and others in want of Drugs and
Medicines in considerable quantities, we will sell
at small advance Baltimore prices.
TERMS CASH, OR IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy4 B. SCHMITT.
NTILLERS, ATTENTION
M BOLTING CLOTHS.
l have on hand large stock of the celebrated
Het Anchor Brand
BOLTING CLOTHS,
Wnlcn L am SeIlIS DIT loWeSG CITY prices. MlllerS
will find it to their advantage to give me call be-
fore supplying themselves elsewhere. l am also
prepared to furnish to order
BURR MILL STONES,
YOUNG'S SMUT MACHINES,
WOVE WIRE, LEATHER BETTING, sc.
Mg- Orders per mail will receive prompt atten-
ton. CHAS. L. CRUM,
May 30-3m Winchester, Va.
DEST RIFLE POWDER,
SHOT OF ALL SIZES,
PERCUSSION GAPS, Also,
BLASTING POWDER,
And SAFETY-F FUSE,
To be had as cheap as
the cheapest, at B. SCHMITT'S
iuly4 Drug Store.
NEW MACKEREL just received and for
IN sale by COBB d McCAHAN,
" IL. Woodstock, Va.
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A STOCK d RIlDY HADE CLOTHING |
BLEACHED & UNBLEACHED CoTToNs.
& KNEISLEY.

81 KNEISLEY, .e
WOODSTOCK, VA,
TIMERS, COPPERSMITHS, AND DEALERS
IN STOVES, &C., would respectfully "a.
nounce to their old friends and customers, 90
and the public generally, that, as the war ~
is now over and peace HAS again restored
to former ayoeations oflfe, and revived bus
mess throughout the country, that we keep on
hand for sale, and make to order, at the shortest
notice,
Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iron Ware.
ofevery description and upon the most reasonable.
terms.
We have also just receiv the Northern
cities large and varied assortment of
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
Of the most improved styles and patterns, which
will sell on accommodating terms.
Give us a call, and examine our stock, at the old
stand, doors south of Welsh's Hotel, and we will
endeavor to give satisfaction.
Oct. a, lS65-y
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TOR THE LADIES!

We are receiving direct from BALTIMORE
our second supply of dress goods. Call and see
them. CAMPBELL, BANNER q CO.
May 8.
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$3.50 to 1910.
nIEIAODEONS.

Piano style and Portable, Twelve Varieties
from four to six Octayes, Single and Double
Reed, Rosewood and Black Walnut cases,