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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-28
VegetabIe SiiciIian Hair ReneWeI


Has stood the test of seves, ye07a
before the public and no 211'ep0r.
alton for the hair has get been dis.
covered that fOtJJ produce the sG7,sl
beneficial results. 1t IS 02a e7sti7'eLs
saeaU scientific discovery, cOnabi7s.
ing many of the most pOaUe7fatJ ana
restorative agents i7a the vECET-
ABLE KINGDOM. NrestOres GREY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1t makes the scaLI
svI'ite and clean cures da,.dr'1
and haenaors, and falling out of
the hair; and aUiJI 7ss0lce 1T g7'0u
upon bald heads, eccept S1s Ue1's
aged persons, as ct furnishes The
saaItritive principle by sU1sich the
hair IS 7aOlEriShed and supported
1t makes the hair moist, soft, ana
glossy, and IS unsurpassed as q
H R ID r. e S IN O.. 1t IS the
cheapest preparation eUe7' offered
to the public, as one bottle ecltC &C.
c0napIish more and last longer
than three bottles of 0nny other
preparation.
ii is Recommended and sssed 6a
the First Medical Authority.
The WOnde7faIl results produced
by oar SiciJi07l Hair Re'sesOer haze
induced n,07ey to manufacture
preparations for the Hair, asasdes
u0riOaCs names and, IN order to
induce the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, they
haze res0rted to f0JsehOOd, by
claiming they sUere former part
ae7.s, or had some connection sOitH
Dat1. Mr.. Hall, and their prepar0-
ton aCds similar to oars. Do not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
| na.Su;uuZ. St has 7zeye2, 7Eef been
eQaS0EIed. Our Treatise on the
Hair, aUith certificates, sent fa'et
by mail. See that each bottle has
par priU0te ReUe7aaGe Stamp OUe7
HE top of the bottle. AlI other.
ETe limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, NH
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Nsdieina
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-28


with no little anxiety that the work
progressed. The first body found
was that of Mr.. Jackson, who hero
ically lost his life in trying to save
that of a fellow being. He had un-
doubtedly been smothered by the
smoke, aud had fallen in about the
middle of the car. His clothes had
been almost completely burned off,
and his body, charred and blackened
was burned to crisp. Ifit had not
been known that it was he who en-
tered the cars to save the life of one
of the Miss Morgans, he would
probably never have been identified
almost all the flesh having been
burned off ofhis face.
The next body found was that o1
the young lady supposed to have
been Rachel Morgan. Her lower
limbs were found to be wedged ir
between the iron bracings of the
seats, and several of the bones were
found to be fractured. Her clothing
was gone, and her flesh so badly
blackened and charred as to rem.
der her also totally unrecognizable
Near Rachel were found the bodies
Of her three sisters, Sallie, Hannah
and Mary. Their bodies had beer
terribly mangled, and it is supposed
that they were almost instantly kill
ed. Their bodies were badly burn
ed, and not vestige of their cloth
ing remained. The above were al
who lost their lives, but some twelve
or fifteen were more or less injured
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-11-28

Perhaps no one medf.
cine is so universally rs.
quired by everybody an
O cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but eficient purgativa
PiH. The obvious rea-
son is, that it Is amore re-
liable and far more effec-
tnal remedy than any
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-05
Why Women Cannot Enter Masonic
Lodges,

When King Solomon was still young man
he had married his seventh wife. She was
beautiful young AmmOnitess, with locks as
black as the ravens wing, and eyes as bright
as the eagles. 1t was believed that she was
the favored fair one among all the sui
tanas Of the Great King; Tor his affections
were not divided then they afterwards be-
came. She knew her power, and used it un-
sparingly. In addition to her other qualities,
she was as inquisitive as ever was a woman
Oh this earth.
One evening King Solomon attended lodge,
on some grand OCCASION, and stayed out some
what late When he returned home he found
the fair Ammonitess in the dumps, and pout>
ing just as the dear wives of Masons do some.
times now when their lords stay out late at
the Lodge. She up5raided him with neg
Iecting her, insinuated that he hadn't been to
the Lodge as he pretended, aud Insisted that
IN future be should give pro + that he went
there by having herself initiated, SO that she
might so there and watch him.
daughter Of Ammon," replied the King,
''thOu hast behaved thySclf as one of the
foolish women, in presuming to question thy
lord and master. Thou art not So angry with
me as thou nTctendcst to be; for the true
reason of this behavior is thy Unsuitable Gu
rlOslty, in which thou cXcellest Eve herself
Know then, that here ordain that neither
thou, nor any of thy inquisitive sex after
thee, ever enter the portals of a Masonic
Lodge; but shall enjoin the Ty!cr to pierce
through with his drawn sword any woman
that shall attempt to enter lodge; aye, even
thee, Queen of Israel though thou be p
And that ordinance of this wisest of mon.
archs has continued in force until this day.
We hope, now, that we have satisfied the
curiosity Of our fair readers az fully as did
King Solomon that Of his Queen-Norf1k
tfoUrnuL
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A Family of Giants.

4 few days since we published a notice of
IN Oberlin family of seven, whose aggregate
height is forty seven feet nine inches That
may do for Oberlin. but we have something
nearer home that will beat the Oberinites
call to fits" Every one knows Abner Me-
llrath, of East Cleveland, the tallest man, the
greatest hunter, the jolliest joker, and one of
the best of good fellows every way. on the
Western Reserve. His family are all '.Loug-
fellows" while their number is legion. The
hrst seven of the McIlraths foot up the ng-
grcGate height of forty eight feet five inches,
being eight inches better than the seven lofty
men OF Oberiin, or average of an inch
and seventh. Their aggregate weight is
fourteen hundred pounds, showing that they
are men Of substance as we'll as of lofty aspi
ratIons. n boy Of sixteen, who was too
young aud too small to be counted with his
brethren. measures six feet aud half an inch
and weighs one hundred and sixtv-6ve
pounds. The seven look down on him now
but have hopes that when he comes to his
growth he will not disgrace them. There
are several young McTlraths, little children
OF five and six feet tall, but as they are not
long out of their shorts skirts, and have not
gotover marbles and rag dolls, they are con-
sidered beneath notice, though about the
right size for the Obcrlin seven to play with.
Tennessee Paper.
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AlSQUITH u BROS CARDS:
AISQUITH s BRO,

DRUG GLSTS' FANCY GOODS.
Phey arc prepared to furnish everything pertain
ing tethcr business upon the most reasonable terms
They would specially call the attention of Country
PhysIclans To their large and select stock of MED
lClNES suitable to their practice, which will be sold
as low as they can be obtained anywhere. Every
article warranted pure.
They will have constantly on hand full stock Of
Glass, Putty, Paint Brushes. sash Tools and every
thing in the line of PAINTERS MATERIAL.
AN ;hc popular PATENT MEDICINES Together
with a large and coz PlctC stock OF PERI UA1ERY
PUNADEs HAIR OLs, SOAPS, Tooth. Hair and Nail
Brushes, and every variety OF FANCY GOODS.
carefully selected assortment of STATIONE.
1-FOolsc"p, Letter, Commercial Note, and Bill
let Il IIr r, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, &c.
GJ-PHYSiCIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS accurately
and neatly compounded at all hours.
90 After indulgiug in the Credit business for
twelve mOhths, they are convened that il is not
profitable Fhey cannot afFuri 10, will they sell
tneir goods on credits their stock is purchased Tor
CASH, and will be sold only for the money.
ChaTlcstOwn, Dec. Is, 1850
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BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.
~


L Is Rgain open for
FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL. r
The Cars and Machinery destroyed arei 'heinrs re
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with an re50
cent improvements; and us the Bridges aud Track
reputation OF this Road for l.-,-,75
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFoRT
VIII DC more than sustained under the re.
ton OF its business y o.
!" addition to the unequalled attractions Of naiu
RAJ scenery heretofore conceded TO this route tl,
recent troubles upon she Burler have nsaociatTI
numerous points on the Road, between tho Ohio
Niver and HnrPcTs Ferry, with painful but insruc-
CONNECTIONS
At the Ohio River, with Cleveland and Pitt,burs-
Central Ohio aud Marietta aud Cincinnati RHis
roads; and through them with the whole Railway
system OF the Northwest, Central est and south.
west; AT IarPcrs Ferry with the Winchester
H"ad- At Washington Junction. with the Wash.
ington Branch for Washington City and the Lowen
Potomac AT Baltimore with even ai IN tTajIS Eir.
Philadelphia and New York -
TWO DOLLA RS additions nm Tbro,ob -r;,l-.,
10 baltimore or the Northern Cities give the pTiy.
tLsgs Of riEitinS W ASHINoTON CRY IN ,ot,if
ms Is the ONLYROUTE by which passeneera'
WASHINGTO.> CITY e' tNH' ."
l.. NJ. COLE, JOHN l. WILSON
General Ticket Agent Master Of Transporta-
bainmore' ton, Baltimore.
juno S, 1866.
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DISSOLUTION N0TICE

TIN partnership hereto fore cxlstirg in the mer
camille business between the undersigned 10
this day dissolved ny mutual consent. The bust
mesa wall be continued by ED X. GRADY FIR
whom We ask a liberal patronage.
Persons owing accounts or notes requested
call at once, and pay of The either Of Tie un-
dcrsigned, as the money is hadIy wanted.
JOHN II STRIDER:
EOW K. GRADY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
" z w YORK
UNION PIAN0-F0RTE COMPANY.
CHA RTERER IiNIrADN reco

I'VE now prepared at our NEwFACTORY.
SIXTH STREET, To turn out 81 PIANOS per week
from our Splendid New SCalcs-whiCh are pro-
n9unced by the best Judges t" be the power
full Squarc Piano that mas ever been brought before
the public. There is no Piano made tautxl Ill stand
n Tune like them.
No. 81 Octave, front Round Cor
ncrs, Plain Case, Octagon Legs, s 400to $3.50
No. Al Octave, front Round Cor
ners, with Carved Legs. ..... Sl50to $500
No 81 Octave -four large Round Cor
ncrs, with Carved Legs, &c.. $500 to 5000
The New York Union Piano Company, believing
that the public want demr nds a
GOOD UBSTANTIAL
70ctaye Pian1-Forte.
Embracing all the Modc.n Improvcmcnts-sucha as
4 Rose,rOod Case, French Grand Action.
Harp Ietlo!, Full Iron Frame, Ovcs-
strung Bass, &c,
AT PRICES WITHIN THE MEANS OF ALI,
Now otier such an instrument at price lower than
any other reliable Mandatory.
These Pianosarc made of thebcst materials with
selected from the best Factories this nd the oil
countries, and fully warranted TO stand in any eli
mate and TO give as good satisfaction any Pianos
SOLD Tor One THOUSAND DOLLARS
OUR TERMS ARE n EFT CASH CITY Funds
Tor by adopting such terms enabled to sell
at low prices.
-. All Orders must be sent direct to the Fac
tory, corner OF lOth Avenue and seth Street,
sell all Pianos direct from the Factory save
our customers from paying for costly snowy ware
rooms, which expense the purchaser always has to
introduce these SPLENDID NEW INSTRUMENTS
in all parts of the United States
NEJV YORK UNION PIANO. FORTE co.
Con. l0Tn AvESuE and BOTH STREET, n. Y.
SAMUEL FISK. Boston President
J. =. HALE, n. V, Trcas'r & Gcn'l A gent.
June IL, lSG6-ly.
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DUFFIELD'S DEPOT.

I RESPECTFULLY invite the Ladies to call and
examine my stock of Dress Goods, Particularly
thy large assortment OF BLACK DRESS GOODS
such as
BOMBAZINES,
FRENCH MERINOS,
ALL WOOL DELAINES,
MOHAIR LUSFRES, AND
ALPACCAS.
Twill take pleasure in showing them to all who
will favor me with a call.
Any Gentleman wanting to purchase CASSI-
MERES, will fnd It to his intcrcst to inspect NV
assortment bcfCre buying, my took is unusually
Iargc; am determined TO sell them such prices
as VIII clear them out. So come and examine for
Nov. 10. lS66.-3m. JuI HUNTER
P.S. I will paw the highest ma rl.ct ,r;cc ;,o,
for WHEAT, CORN, RYE and OATS
Formers give n trial.
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BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!
OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
H AEL E S r OWN, WEST YIRCIS1A

OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
CT AELE TOWN, WEST vIRGIN1A.
a
MAJORITY of those who read newsnapers. never
even give q hssty glance at business advertise
rnent, aud If
actually has choice variety of goods. which he i.
selling at the lowest Baltimore prices it hardly
him TO publish the TACT. Therefore have
FO U n D.
it best to simply invite every body to cal, and A.
amire my stock and prices before purcbasing eT.e
where AID 10 say bet little 10 regard to nv sbiiTy
and def rminati"n to make II advautaGeons ~
those who are not :"
DEAD
to their own interests. to hur their Drv Cod
Fa.cy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Resd1,
Made Clothing 1PS ""u ''eaoy
N n a R ESTOwN.
ut the BALTIMORE PRICE STORE. oprosi,a n.
Bank Building "1' OPPus''e tne
call + COZ 6 %S 10 give
Baltimore Price Store, opposite Bank Dn,Idina
November 81, 1856.
| TITLES WHITE OIL. for sale by
= Dee: %. CAMPBELL & MASON.
CUCUMBER PICKLES Or sale by
CHARLES JOHNSON,
RoUNDToP HYDRAULIC CEMENT for s.Ic
W RANSOM & DUKE.
GLYCERIS LOTIoN-forChapped4Ian Chat
ing OF the SKIN &C., prepared aud sold by
jan. y. CAMPBELL s. MASON.
IA BEuREND.
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CONFECTIONERY ANDBAKERY.
LOOK OUT FOR OLD oHRISl
GRAND ARRIVAL OF MS BAGGAGE AT THE
% VALLEY CONFECTIONERY"
MAIN STREET, -CHARLEsToyFN. ADJoIN1Se
THE DRUa STORE OF CAMPBELL &
MASON.


ENRY DUNN, the only authorized agent in
IL this place of his, ExcelIercy CHRIS KRIN-.
GLE, ESQ.,, announces to the people of CharIestovn
ana surrounding country, thai he is receiving
Did Gentlemen ~ which are to be tistributet in
rich proiuson, and at such prices as will astonish
II Is necessary to maine only few If the many ar
ticles which have been left with inc TO supply the
wants and crafty the tastes of the old, the Young
lie has on land
TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
70 MAKE cheeriul the hearts and jubiant the spirits
OF the Juvenile population, and a supply of
FRENCH AND COMMON (;ANTiIEz
to sweeten and and ma ke peroetuaIIv cohesive
the affections of those whose hearts arc throbbing
In anticipation of changing their condition in life
ana superabundAncc of
RICH CAKES,
to to- make complete the WEDDING and HOLIDAY
- Among his TOYS will be found the following:-
Prlsing Boxes, Hoop Horses, Brass Trun,oets Car
ragcs, Wagons, Drums, Birds on Trccs Bounty
Jumpers, Toy Bro0ns, Kid Dolls. China Dolls,
Bleck Dolls for the freedmen, Patent and Glazed
Heads, Common Masks, and a thousan and one
things not enumerated here. OF SUGAR Toys
he has an cxhaustlsss variety.
FIRE WORKS,
OF all kinds, such a. Rockets to empty your Pock-
Sts Fire Crackers for Sma Il Bush Whac kers Spiral
Ma'Ica to pop the Radicals. TorpedOcs 10 kin
Nlusq9,os, and Double Headed Dutchmcn to do
"hot you please with Also, full supply of
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
and every other FRUIT suited to the season as we'll
as as d rlSh assortment OF NUTS, such Almonds,
bI utter Nuts Fil5crts, English WaInuts, sc.
Ihese articles have been selected with much care
and with eye single to the qualification of the
tastes OF the people OF this community In order.
leave your orders a once go that yH1I M aC'
commodated before the general rush Gets in
And now, one and all,
Give DUNN a cali.
December IL, 1866
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARD AR II.
CHARLEsTOwN,vA

ESELIEFiNG that we have one of the largcst and
~ pest select Ttncnts of this class Of oods
ever IN this EallcT--and that possess ADVANTAGES
winch enable US to sell low as Tie Wholesale
oscs OF Baltimore, We therefore respectfully So
iclt your ordeTs and hope, by digent attention TO
the requirements of the Trade, to merit continu.
ahce oil your patronage. Our stock consists Of
IMPORTED d AMERICAN CUTLERY,
Door Plate; Screw Chest, Trunk and Pad Locks
strap, Hook Butt, Shuttle and T IIir gcs Screws;
screw Spring and Chain Bolts rifles, Kasps Braccs
and Bits Augurs, CLiscls. Lev els, Planes BeveI
Rules Cross Cut Hand, Wood, Compass and Whip
Saws, Hatchcts, Hammers, Adzcs, Axes Com
passes, and Boring hIachnc AnviIs, Slcdges Bel.
I9ws' Screw Plates, Vlscs. Tire Bendere, Screw
w re"ches: Drawing Knives. Jack Scrcwa Forks
Shoyels. Chains, Ilamcs, r ukcs, Briar and Grain
Scythcs, Mill Scoops, Mattocks. Picks. Hoes Bri-
die Bits, Buckles, Rings, Pad Trees. Turrcts Post
Hooks, Ornaments, Spurs. Curbs. Coffin Trimmings
ana CaDln"t Hardware; Tr1wcs, PuIIeys, Tape
Llnes, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings: Naiis
sPkTs, Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails; also Iron
Thankful for past favors, e resDcctfuIIv soI;eft
orders for the above named goods.
April 3, 1866. . . ~
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STOVES AND TINwARE.
ST0V S! STOVESM
TINWARE, STOVEs..AND
SuEET-RON EsTA BI,TsHMEbEr

SHEET-RON ESTABLISHMEMT.
ON MAIN STREET, CHAnLEsTowN.
'IHE undersigned have on I'm nd md are constant
a "A ~ manufacturing Rt their rinware stove and
Shcct-lron establishments in ChaTIestown eveTy,
description Of
ULINARY WARE.
nEuIHy found in their line Of business made
stock now in their Wart Ko"' co nen' The
useful article Known to the housckceper and any
can be furnished with Dispatch. Ne'''e'
H"HE their stock Of Tin Ware may be fouaH
hOCkE > Of all siZes, COFFEE POTS Of thk TIiosti
aPPro, ed PATTERNS. CullendeTE, Spite Steamer
Jake Jake Screws Cake cutters, Flour boxes, Patty
Pitchers, Measures of ali sizes and Psintc, siict
Ware Their stock of
sHEET-IRCN WARE,
coinPriscs every article in the CuIinBrv and Jou,.
NccPinS department. Thor STOCK Of =
- { . " . Is
sml Iac"s' every variety of WOOD and COAL.
Siol rs, along which may be found the follow
Virginia STAR. sizes for Coal, Old Dominica. q
S Tv Tor Wool Noble Cook 3 sizes; Tor Coal
zoo oo' f,r E Wi top MI Vernon Winona
and boiler top; Defiance King size; sroteIrl,sft
coGh, s i Ccttager, 3sizes Coal; vesPer ssar.
SIZES Coal; Grecian Capital. sizes Coal H.
% WM"5 s,zes' Coat Magic Temple, sizes
CottHger and Franklin, all sizes -
s9trts every scilNy known TO the busiBtr
PFEPIFf9t' execute with theutnost prO
BUILDING AND JOB WORK,
Tin Roofing, linking and SpOutin done "a order
and in the beet manner. =
Merchants DESTROYS of REP Icnfs hin gzheir stoeE l.
lin or Sheet Iron Ware, will find IL 10 tsr advaf
tagc to deal with them They will ma ~ a IitIeSaf
discount TO merchants when articles nse biJIiyht v
the Quantity They will AJso take in exchange ;rs
Tin Ware. Rags, Bccswax, Wool ShrepsEinas HIS
Hi e.. Old Copper. Old Brass ani Pewter. =
Thankful for past favors nd with ,letSfmfrafiof,
10 mc'lL tue casing Patt Of the connmbn nit =
We respectfully soiiGit a call from ali Ssbo dsSist
purchasing any article in our line Of bdEipe5s =.
IcIms are such as cannot fail to please
Oct 2. 1906 MILLER < SMITH.
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WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. q.
TABLE.

TRAISs GOISo wEsr.
Leave IInrper's Ferry at c 10 A NJ and cor Is
Leave Lave S ShenAndOeh at u a NJ and % p Ma
Leave keYcs' Switch at 6 20 A NJ and 1 10 p NJ
Leave LialltoSn at 6 IS NJ and IS-PM
Leave Sharlestown at 8 81 A NJ and SOP NJ
Leave CamerOn's at Z l6 a NJ and Il % p M ~
Leave Summit Point Mt IS A NJ and s. PM.
Leave Vaudeville att 81 A NJ aud OS p M
Leave OPequOn Bridge al s o. A NJ and in p NJ
Leave StePhenson's at 81 A N aud > % P 81
Arrive at Winchester at s IS 4 NJ aud IS PM
TRAINs GoISs EAST.
Leave Winchester at 9 80 A NJ aud S5 p M
Leave StcPhrnsUn's at . - A NJ and 81 p Ma
Leave OPcquOn Bridgea 9 81 A NJ and ; 70 a..
Leave Vaudeville at 9-5T A NJ and Il p NJ
Leave Summit Point 10 - A NJ and S9sP M
Leave Gamer ON at 10 ~ A NIfand ; 81 p NJ
Lave CharicstOwn at liz So A ~ and 4lS p Nj
Leave Halltcwnat 10 - A NJ and 1 70 p NJ
Lave Reyes Switch at 10 So A NJ and ! 81 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at IL OF A NJ and Sc p Nj
Arrive at Harpcr's Ferry u Os NJ and s O0PNf.
J. II. SHERRARD, PREsIbENr
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GOOD COFEEE

GOOD COFFEE.
A PRIME article of Government java Coffee
~ just received and for sale by
Jan s. 1867 TRUSSELL & CO.
HIDES WANTED.-we will pay the highest
] market price for all kinds nI iIidez
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j. HICKLING &c CO.'S
GREAT SALE OF WATCHES,

I'm the popular one price plan, glviug every
~ patron handsome and reliable Watch for the
low price of TEN DOLLARS! without regard To
value and not to be paid for unless perfectly salts
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CO-PARTNERSHIP-
SMOKERS, ATTENTION /.
PIPESI PIpESI1

IL IiEo I46ES! +!
HAVE just received 4 large and well-selccted
1 stock of Pipes, consisting of PUaE MEERscHAusT
Patent Iron Clad, Patent Metal Sten, Imitation
Meerschaum. English Briar-Root Plain and Fiuted
Rosewood; German China, Egg Bowl, Turkish.
Common Wood Pipes, &C., well rs an extensive
stock OF Aeerschaum, Fancy and Plain Cigar Hold
Srss togethcr with supply of English Cherry aud
o. Give a call.
Jan %; 1867. III uIISES
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- The wife of a New York minstrel has
$4,000 worth of diamonds, the product of
burnt cork
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THE NEW CONFECTIONERY

THE NEW CONFECTIONERY
IN FULL BIASTI
I AM pleased to announce to the citizens of this
town, anu the community generally. the arrival
OF my stock of CONFECTIONERY. My store is
now filled with complete supply of
French and Domestic Cuncly, Foreign and
Domestic Fruit, Cakes, Nt,ts, &c
icctionery csta6lIshuuents. Call and see for vour
Felvcs. Orders promptly filled. Weddings and
Fartlcs supplied at short notice
Nov d, 1866. GUSTAV brown
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SUIT the times. Wear determined to do work "a
low as can be done in the County for CASH, which
will be required for all transient custom
We will make to order In eAking MAGAZINES and
H9!se Po1csTS of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS of
dlnerent kinds always On hand, amongst which
will be found the celrbrat ID horse Livingston;
two-horSe do; the old fashioned thTee-h horse Bar
smear MGCormick do, for two and three Lorscs !;
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough.
flau2h lrons-such as Shares, Coulters, ShoveIs,
Aslhgle and double) Mould boards Of all kinds
open Rings. Open Links, &c Special attention
Palo to MIL work in Steel and Iron Turning and
borln g IN Iron aud Steel. In few weeks we will