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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-09-13

The NeOshO Valley and It's Railroad.
Hon. +. p. Baker. editor of the Topeks
State Record. wrote 10 his paper so inter
esting communication from Emporia about
our railroad and other interests on the
same day the contract for building the
road was awarded 10 Messrs. Beach q Co.
We make the following extracts:
! After the contract was, executed and the
parties had returned TO the hotel, they
were seTenaded By the cornet band of En-
poris. after which speeches were made by
Mr. A. F. Beach. of Ballston Spa, the
agent sent out TO make the contract, and
who is himself one of the contrac ors:
Mr.. George Beach, sn American geute
man who has resided 10 London, Eng
land. for number of years, and who came
TO Kansas to see the country and TO ex
anime into the prospects of the State, so
as to know their real condition, and TO be
able TO judge whether the roads, when
built, will be Temunerstive or not, and
whether their franchises were valuable.
These gentlemen were followed by T. II
Walker, Eq Col Gose, Co. Plumb, and
others
The people of Emporia and gentlemen
from all pats of the Neosho Valley, who
were present. are txuliant. and rejoice
over what they hope and believe to be q
fact that their road, for which they have
worked and Eabored so long aud with SO
much zeal, Is soon to BE- built.
Crops IN the Neosho Valley are excel
lent Late planted corn will be light. but
there will be larger corn crop harvest
ed this year than ever before.
l Judge that more attention is given to
putting out orchards here than 10 some
other portions of the State. The peach
crop will be very large, every tree being
full, and there are numerous large or
chards of peach trees the whole leng Of
the Valley. At Burlington ate ripe
peaches some Of which we're II + inches in
circu m ference. Melons are abundant on
every farm.
Much attention is paid to school houses
in the Valley. as well as in other parts OF
the State. Nearly every district has
good, substantial school buildings.
The Eastern gentlemen in our party
expressed surprise at the condition OF the
Valley. They eau expecting to 90 over
tue llue on noTsto dck' 10 camp OUT OF
nights, or at best only to have cabin to
stop in. Instead of that they rode in
comfortable carriages. passed through
dozen thriving villages. found as good
hotels as country places 10 older commu
nit es have. found largs farms AMI fam
houses, thousands of head of cattle aud
horses, mills and manufacturing esab-
lishments, aud I'll other things Lat go TO
make up good country. While speaking
# mills, l would say that There are
number Of places on the Neosho where
water power 10 carry good deal of ma
cLinery can be had
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FASHIONABLE.

}. @. Hall has one OF the niees. and bes t see
leelions Of cloths aud cassime-es ever offered
70 the citizens of EmPOria and vicinity, and
has secured the services of .
J. envy,
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Certificate of Authority,
o expire ON The 2lst day of February, 1868. J
AUTHOR OF STATES OFFICE,

AUTHOR OF STATES OFFICE,
ToPEKA, KAs, Feb. 81, 1851.
WHEREAS, The North western Life In surance
ompany. located at Milwaukee, in the State
nf Wisconsin, has filed in tn office a sworn
stu emtnt of its con dition, as required by the
FIR sec lou Of the act ITO regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of
Kansas" passed February ooh, 1868; and
amendment thereto, approved February 20th,
1864. and,
WHEREAs, Said Company has furnished the
satisfactory evidence that 1t Is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand
dollars of actual capital invested in stocks 3,
or in bonds, or in mortgages of real estat',
worth double the amount for which the same Is
mort gaged; and,
WHEREAs. Said Company has fled in this
Office q written in strument, under Its corporate
Thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of
said Compa ny in this State, to acknowlet &c
service OF process, for and IN behalf Of said
Company, co Dsenting that said service Of pro
cess shall be taken and held to be rs valid as
If served upon the Company, according TO the
laws of this or any other STAT and waving all
claims OF right Of error by reason OF such &C
acknowledgement of service.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the frs
section of the aforesaid act, l, J. r. Swallow,
Auditor of State for the State of Kansas, do
hereby certify that said North western Mutual
Life Insurance Company, of Wisconsin, is au-
ihorized to transact the business of Life Insur
anee in this State until the 2lst day of Febru-
airy, in year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty eight.
In witness whreof, l have heFeunto
subscribed nv name and caused the
fsEAL. seal of my Office 10 be affixed the day
and year above written.
j. r. SWALLOW, Aud. of State.
WIN. FISHER, NJ. D. State Agent
No. Q, Delaware ST., Lea EenwOrtb, Kan
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The people all over the State are waking
mp to the Importance of fruit raising
Each year adds to the convincing proc S
that Kansas is among the most eminently
adapted to the business OF all the West
ern States Particularly THIS year have
the good gifts of Pomona been lawfully
bestowed upon US. We are pleased to
hear that Lyon county is getting her eyes
fully opened to the tact that she CAN grow
the best of fruit, and is setting about do
ing so in earnest We hear that Max
Fawcett and Shetb. Hunt. OF Emporia.
are commencing an extensive nursery
and vineyard. near that town. 1t is for
lunaie for the people of Lyon that this
enterprise has fallen into the-hands OF TWO
so energetic aud industrious young men.
1t is bound TO prosper-La'0rence Trio
1iRe
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Mr.. Willis Gaylord, Banker, Wall
Street, New York. was 10 town Tuesday.
Mr.. G. has been the New York agent of
the Valley Railroad during the past year,
aud is fast friend Of tie enterprise. He
says that the company who have now
engaged to build the road are among the
most responsible and competent within
the range of bis acquaintance, and thai
there is 90 doubt of their entire ability to
promptly fulfill their engagement TO build
the road. So favorably does Mr.. G. re-
gard the enterprise that he proposes to
become interested in the construction OF
the road if possible, in connection with
The original contracting parties.
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On Saturday last Aaron Miller, brought Us
lot of grapes, con sisting of few bu inches
each of "Concords, "IsabelIas." and "Deia-
wares which were raised this year on his
place. in this vicinity.
Mr.. T. F. Little, of Fremont township. also
brought US some very fine Cranes on Tuesday.
The Delaware" "CIinton," DIANA" and
Union Village" varieties were represented IN
this present. Both those brought in by Mr..
Miller and Mr. Little were well developed
fruit, and of fine flavor, and prove that Ly On
county is one Of the best for grape culture.
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Legal Advertisements.
SEALED pROPOSAIS

WILL be received at the Office Of the Town
" Clerk, in Emporia, until O'clock p
ID =. Of Mon day, September 9th. 1867, for fur
nlshlng materials and building side walks on
Sixth avenue between Commercial and Ex-
change streets; on Seventh avenue between
Commercial and Constitution streets, and on
Comm ereial street between Third and Twelfth
avenue in thestowH of Emporia, according to
plans and specification to be seen IN my Office;
walks 70 be completed on or before the st day
Of November next.
The party to whom the contract is awarded
Will be required 20 give bend for the faithful
performance Of the contract
The Board of Trustees reserve the right to
rel et any or all bids.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
J. L. WILLIAMS,
Town CLERK
EHroRrA. September Cd. 1867. 36-s5
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In Emporia, Friday. August 80. 1867, of
summer complaint. WILLIE, son OF Evan and
LIZZIE Davis, aged eight months and one day
In Cherokee County. kansas. august 90. Of
Jung disease. L D oDELL. formerly of Lyon
County in the 18th year Of his age.
Mr. odell was for many years resident o.
EmPoria Township, and was universally es-
'e emed and beloved for his many excellent
qualities Of head and heart He was an up
right man, and an exemplary christian.
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Amount due to banks and other
creditors. None
Losses adjusted and due, None.
Losses adjus ed and not due, None.
Losses unadjusted, 1000. Resisted
non payment of premiums, 5000, 5000 90
Losses in suspense waiting for fur
Their proof, 10000 90
Dividend of surplus declared and
not paid, None.
All other claims against the Com
pany not exceeding 300 90
Total Liabilities, $4,000 90
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In Americas, on the evening of the 9th inst
at the residence of the brides father, Samuel
Loy) by the Rev F. D. 10y, Mr. ROSS
THOMAS and Mrs. MARY ANN HoDGSoN'
bs tn Of Lyon county, KAusas
With the above came a bOuntiful supply OF
nice cake, for which Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
have our thanks. as well as our wishes for their
iut ure unalloyed happiness.
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Mr.. W. j. Roberts and the Spencer
boys have purchased one of Blandy's
Evansville Portable Steam Saw Mills,
which they will put up on the Neosho
north of town, for the present. These
parties have large amount of timber OF
their own, and there is plenty more 10 the
neIghborhood. which will doubtless give
the mill plenty of work.
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Pine Lumber from the Indian Nation
is selling at Baxter Springs. Fifty miles
south of Fort Scott. for $40 per thousand
feet. We can we'll credit the statement
of correspondent that it is used for build
in purposes to the exclusion Of all other
kinds of lumber. 1t won't cost much
more TO bring it here over the NeOsho
Valley Railroad. When that day comes,
we shall have cheaper buildings and more
of them.
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FOR SALE.

ERUIT JARS D. W. HoLDERMAN
~ d co IS Call soon.
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]. G. Fraker and Isaiah Jones have
purchased two lots north of THE News
Office and will Immediately commence the
erection of two large stone business hous-
es thereon. The price paid for the lots
was $500 each.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-09-13

Rev. S. E. MacBuruey has returned
from his trip and will occupy his pulpit
ia the NJ. E Church next Sabbath morn
ing aud evening. He will preach at the
Rinker school hcu use next Sabbath after.
noon at q O'clock.
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Diseased Horses and Cattle

U.s. Geo. Leis's celebrated ''Condition Pow.
dsrS." the great American remedy for diseases
Of horses and cattle, recommended by veteri-
nary surgeons, livery stable keepers. stock rails
els and everybody who has tired it.
AK for Leiss; fake no other.
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EnroRIA, september Fl. ls67. 60
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The RennhIIcan

convention OF Greenwood county. to put
in nomination candidates for county ofi
ces, has been called at Eureka ou Wednes
day, the Ash Of October. The delegates
are to be elected in each township Sstur
day the 28lh inst.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-09-13

Several gentlemen from Greenwood
county have been in our office this week.
They report Female Suffrage ''dead
duck in that county. One of the i'm
ported sufferers recently made a tour
through tina; county. but don't seem to
have accomplished much.
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We direct the attention of all who want
TO purchase Usage Orange Plants to the
advertisement OF E G. Duke, of Green
wood county. His plants are of the best
kind. and will be in good order.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-09-13

District Court has been in session for
the past week. We notice in town our
old friend John T. Morton, Of Topeka;
also. Judge Montgomery of Lawrence;
Judge Bent. OF Burlington; Isaac Sharp.
of Council Grove. aud James Rogers. OF
Burliugams. We shall endeavOr to give
full report next week.
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The Empcria Silver COrnet Band has been
invited by the Executive Committee of the
State Agricultural Society to play at the State
Fair. We do not know whether the boys will
90 up or not.
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Dr.. j II Page. OF Neo,ho Rspids, has
a card in tO-day's paper. The Decor. we
believe, is a new conner, and We bespeak
for him share of the patronage of that
neighborhood.
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Rntes of Advertising:

All legal Advertisements. 10 cents FER line
Insertion. and each subsequent insertion
One eoIuma year. ninety dollars; ak months My
doars three months. thirty dollars Ralf column one
Efy dsars six months thirty dollars three months
dollars Garter column, year. twenty-five dol
months. fifteen dol three months ten dollars
Eighth column one year hteen dollars six months. egh
dollars; three mOphs. i've dollar--
Business Cards OF i've lines oress 81 line year
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Itch! Itch! Itch! Scratch no More.

Who would endure the miseries of This dis
gusfng disease when for the sum of fifty cents
and by the application Of neat preparation
they may certainly and speedily be relieved
thereirom Such remedy is the Itch Oint-
ment. manufactured by Geo. Leis, druggist and
chemist, Lawrence, Kansas. Be sure to ask
for Leis', and take no other.
= For sale by all druggists thrOug hout the
State. 4
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The Lawrence Tribune says there is a
great deal of sickness in the Kaw and
wakarusa bottoms this season, mostly
bilious disorders.
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Ernporia Water Mill.
W. t. soDEN, Proprietor & Manager.
Flour constantly on nan
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

dmln IstFatOr7S NOlIces
NOTICE is hereby giV.n. that letters of al
IN mInistration on the estate of Joseph Will
lett deceased, have been granted to the
dersigned by the Judge of the Probate
Court of Morris County. Kans, g. dated Au-
gust 9th, 1867 All persons having claims
against said estate, are hereby notified that
unless they present said claims withiu one
year from the date of said letters they may be
preeluied from any benefit OF said estate.
And il such claims be not exhibited within
three years from the date of said letters, they
shall be forever barred. c N. SMITH,
AdministTator.
Council Grove. Sept 3, 1867. 36-35
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Mr. G. D. Humphrey is to be associa-
ted with Mr.. Lockerman in the purchase
aud operation OF the Seam Saw Mil.
which is to be put upon Mr. Lockermau's
farm.
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A drove of fue cattle passed through
here from Butler county yesterday. TEey
were the property of Doctor Lswelleu,
and were on their way to market.
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SHEEP ma LFVl

Any person wishing to take few Sheep to
lseP on shnres, can now have an opportunity
20 do 80, as have few on hand not yet dis
To'ed of that viii be let on favorable terms il
applied for soon. Also. some good Cotswold
and Merino Bucks to rent or sell at reasonable
'stes. OLIVER PHILLIPS.
WArrRLoo. August 28th. 1861. a7-3s
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THE ADvAsTAeE.-The advantage in buyi ng
D. B De Land & Co.'s Best Chemical SGieTatus
are numerous. Among them are full weights
and perfect goods.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-09-13

Elder Solomon G. Brown will address
the people of Emporia and vicinity in fa-
vor of Impartial Suffrage at the school
house, next Saturday evening, at u
o'clock.
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The lrrgest, best and finest watermelon we
have seen this year was BROUGHT into our Of
fee on Tuesday. by H. P. Perkins, of Fremont
Mr.. Perkins will accept our thanks for the
treat
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Neil Campbell. of Plymouth, has lost
some colts for which he offers a reward
elsewhere.
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Know ALL Men BY THESE PRESENTS, That the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of Milwaukee. in the State Of Wisconsin. do
hereby authorize any and all agents that said
Company has OF may hereafter have or appoint
in the State OF Kansas for and in behalf OF
said Company. to accept ard aek Eowledge ser
vice of all process, whether mesne or final in
any action or proceeding against said COmPa
Pany. in any of the Courts of said State of
Kansas ADD it is hereby admitted and agreed
that such service Of the process aforesaid shall
be taken and held to be valid nd sufficient
in that bel alf the same as if served upon said
Company according to the laws and practice
of said State, of any ether State; and all
claims or right Of error by reason of The man
ner of such service is hereby expressly waived
and relinquished.
Witness our hands and the seal of the
[sEAL / Company this Twelfth day of January
1867. S S. DAGGETT, President,
A. W KELLOGG. HecreLarn.
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ATTACHMENT

Benz F. Myers, PIH. J Before Noyes spicer. J /.
VS.. P. Empora township
Wy Myers. Deft- } Lyon county, Kansas.
ON the I'd day of Sept. A. D, 1861. said
y Justice issued an order Of attachment in
he above action. for the sum Of thirteen dol
airs and forty mine cents (Sl3.49).
BENZ. F. MYERS.
ENPcRiA. SEPT 9Th, 1867. $685.
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acknowledgements.
Election TUESDAY. November 5th, SCI.
Sheriff.

sheriff.
To The Toters Of Lyon County: hereby an
nOuuce myself as an independent 'eapdidate
for reelection to the ofies of Sheriff st the
coming November election.
A. BANCROFT.
EEPORIA, September 18th, 1867.
County Treasurer.
EDTToR EEws: Please announces my nam
as candidate. at the ensuing election, for the
Office Of eOuotY Treasurer.
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School Notice.

THE Fall Term of school for District No /
/ in Lyon County will commence, Monday,
Sept 18th 1867. Foreign Scholars admitted
BY applying TO R. b. HURST, Chairman.
By order Of the Board
34-37 il. WILLIAMS, Clerk
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Register of Deeds.

AAtsISttF OF Dttus.
We are authorized toannounee n. F. BURNS,
of Waterloo. as a candidate for the Office OF
Register Of Deeds of Lyon county, at the en- :
suing November election.
We are authorized to anuouaee O. 7. HART
as candidate for re election to the office of
Register of Deeds for Lyon couaty. at the No
vember election.
We are authorized to announce E. R. TRASK
as candidate for the Office Of Register OF
Deeds for Lyon county, at the November cleo
ion.
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The regular exercises of the Normal Sch DOL,
in both the Normal and Model departments,
will commence next Monday.
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Isn't there chance for bargains, tho ?
Read Cross advertisement.
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LOOK HERE.

All persons indebted 70 me are requested to
ALI and settle on or before the 25th Of the
prerent month, as am compelled u have che
money By thar time. J. O. HALL.
EmPOEis. Ksn- Aug 8, 1867. s2-u
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AMERICAN
CANE MACHINERY.
Unequaled in Workmanship

simplicity, Strength and Efficiency.
Heavy one and twu horse vertical, aud twos
four nd six horse and steam horizontal Mills.
The American Horse Power ant the American
Evaporaior, the latter IN sizes from 31zSx6 to
3JIxl4 feet; with fixed or portable furnaces.
Persons wishing TO purchase ay obtain
manual Of particulars and certificates by ad-
blessing The subscriber who is agent for the
State Of Kansas. Work g-models of The yerti-
cal and large Horizontal Sweep Mill and the
large size Horizontal plantation Mill'' itself
with Americas Horse Power. Feed Table and
Bagasse Carrier may be seen at work after the
2Oih Of September. on the farm Of the sub
seriber. To obtain mills IN season. orders
should be sent with as little delay as possible
to J.B. TAYLOR,
1873 Waterloo, Lyon Co. Kansas i.
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STRAIGHTFORWARD!

. A light bay more pony; blaze face; branded
with an "a en- near shoulder, rather dim. The
name was reached last season. but is now
gown ont rather long. / Twill give five dollars
for her r,covery.
35-tf J. @. HALL
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The following named gentlemen have
been spPoiated by the Governor as mem.
bers of the Board of Directors Of The
State Normal School for the tern of three
years: C. v Eskridgs. G. C. Morse, Jas
Rogers. T. S. Hufaker. L. D, Bailey. and
S. s Proulv. The four first named were
members of the old Board, aud the Gov
ernOr has done just the right thing in
re appointing them. The new members
-Messrs. Bailey aud PrOuty no
favorable word said of them. They are
known throughoutthe State as among the
most prominent and active friends of the
cause of education. The Governor.
State Superintendent, aud State Treasur-
er are OK oficio members.
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Col. W. A. Phillips was in town Tues
day last, on his way to the Cherokee Neu-
trail Lands, of which he is one of the ap-
praisers. The Colonel crossed over from
Saliua to the head of Cottonwood and
came down the Valley fer the first time.
He found coal deposits on the divide be-
tween the Smoky Hill and Cottonwood,
aud thinks the Cottonwood Valley hard
to beat. The Colonel is one of the pur-
est and best of our public men, fast
friead of our Valley Road, and all other
enterprises caleulated to benefit the Stat e.
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--Tims at last brings all things even" The
WORTHLESS and injurious alcoholic preparations
for the hair-Ambrosias, Ambolines, &c
Gave had their brief day of popularity and
now echo answers, where are they?" The
public having thoroughly tested them, have
pronounced them worthless, and turned to the
Use Of that sterling preparation. Germans
Hair Remover" which not only supplies the
IAaee of a hair dressi ng but likewise prevents
the hair from falling of. and restores it when
Prematurely blanehed. back to its original
color. Hundreds of certificates attest this
Buy bottle aAd try it.
All the above Medicines for sale by MOORE
4 WEAVER, and n. H:BATES & Co, EN-
poria, Kansas
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FOR SALE
Particulars Notice.

Those ind, bted to me, either by note or
hook account, are notified TO call and settle by
the 1T Of October, 1867. After that date all
my accounts will be left with Justice T. F.
Burns for immediate settlement
ROBERT BEST.
WALTRLoe, September 5, 1867. 36-39
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a FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

Garments made to.Order, 4n the latest style.
AAd warranted TO give satisfaction, CT no charge
Alec, viii reuovate and Olense clothes with out
lljuiy to the cloth. Come. gentlemen and Ia
dies. give US a call, as we think we can please
the most iastidiors. 9Otf