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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-22
To the Public.

We are now prepared to offer the celebra-
ted .sRennolds Va. Hepatic Pills" at the low
price of Is cents per box, heretofore sold at
5Ocents' By recent reduction in the price Of
ingredients, and by greatly increased faeili-
ties for making and advertising them, we are
able to make this deduction.
We are also aware, by sad experience, how
sorely pressed cur people are for money and
hope by putting the price low, to contribute
to the relief Of every family, and offer to them
a medicine they can rely on. There is not q
doubt in our minds or the minds of those who
have used them, as can be seen from certif
Gates with each box, that they are the best
family Pill before the public, for the diseases
they are recommended, but not for every
thing, as some Of our friends across the line
would have you believe in regard to the Pills
they are in the habit of dosing you with at
this time and have been for the past 80 or 40
years.
You now have Pills placed within your
reach, that originated, and are manufactured
in your midst accompanied with recommends
tions of their genuineness and efficacy from
SO many of our best and most reliable citi-
zens. We think and for good reasons that it
will certainly be to your intersstta give them
q fair trial. They are not the invention of a
quack OF impostor, but were originally com
pounded by DR.. 7. Rennolds, of StauntoA,
Va, regular graduate, and eminent prac-
titioner of medicine who after years of care
full study, SO arranged the proportions of the
ingredients as to render them applicable to
the diseases for which they are recommended.
He left the formula for compromising them
with his brother VIM. Rennolds, of Louisa
county, Va, who has undertaken to manufac-
ture and offer them to the public.
For sale by all Druggists throughout the
country, and many country merchants.
VIM. REYNOLDS & CO.,
Staunton, Va.
may 8-3rn
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Notice to Farmers.

7 c. Z. snodgrass, Commission Merchant, No.
10 and II, 18th Street, Richmond, Va, will
receive and forward, contributions of seeds
and provisions, for the destitute below Rich
mond, free of charge. It is understood the
Railroad will ship such articles free.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-22

Crinoline dies hard The ladies in Paris are
equally divided as to its continued use.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-22

They have colored Temperance Society in
Winchester.
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In LUCK. Our friend, Col Charles $. Pey-
ton, of the Virginia Hotel, was remembered
BY lady near Fredericksburg, deceased, who
in her will gave him one-half of her proper
ty, which was large. Ahem! The Colonel
wants wife now-who speaks first?
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-22

Petroleum is said to be death to bed bugs,
when applied with a small brush or feather.
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Tur REp SrR1sGs.-Eyery paper in the
south. and North. should publish our expo
sure Of this Internal orderx We understand
that It numbers 200 in Allegheny, and exists
IN almost every county in the South and North
with it's head quarters in Boston. Ifeyer mill
tary interference was necessary, it strikes us
our s.Brigadier Governor should use his pow
er to break up this concern We also learn
that honest men are enticed into it, and then
threatened. with loss of life and property, if
thew refuse to take its diabolical oaths, and
that the secret organizations ofthe negroes are
but branches of this order. It's motives. OBJ
iects and workings are now, for the first time.
spread before the people, and Northern peo-
pie should remember that such an organiza-
ton, in the hands Of the Radical party, en-
dangers their lives and liberties as we'll as
ours. We have heard of few in the Valley
and will attend to them at the proper time.
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WONDERFUL PILLS..
LIFE IN A PILL BOX,
& EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS FROM
Maggielss Anti-BilliOus pulls !!
ONE PILL IN A DOSE. ~
ONE PILL IN "A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.

! What 100 letters day say from Patients
all over the habitablc Globe!
s.Dr. Maggiel, your. pill has rid me Of al
| billiousness. 2
| s.No more noxious doses for me in s ca 1C
pills taken at time. One ofyour pills cured
me-''
Thanks, Doctor My headache has left
me. Send another box to keep in the house. .
after suffering tortures from Bilious Col
ic, two Of your Pills cured me, and have
had noreturn Of the malady"
"Our Doctors treated me for Chronic Con-
stipation, as they called it, and at last said /
was incurable. Your Maggiers Pills cured
no.
q had no appetite; Maggiers Pills gave a
hearty one.
.'Your Pills are marvellous
81 send for another box and keep them in
the house"
'.Dr. Maggiel has cured my headache that
was chronic
II gave half Of one of your pills to my
babe for cholera morlus. The dear little
thing got well in day
ssNIy nausea Of q morning is now cured.
ssYour box of Maggiel's Saive cured me of
noise in the head rubbed some Salye be-
y 4
ssSend me two boxes; Iwant one for poor
family
q enclose dollar; your price is twenty
FIVE coats, but the medicine to me is worth a
dollar
ssSend me five boxes of your pills .
slot me have three boxes of your Salve
and pills by return mail"
For all diseases Of the Kidneys, Retention
Of Urine, &C., Maggiel's Pills are perfect
cure. One dose will satisfy any one.
FOR FEMALE DISEASES. Nervous Pro-
lection Weakness, General Lassidue, Want
of Appetite, Aaggiers Pills will be found an
effectual remedy.
MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE are al
most universal in their effects, and cure
can be almost always guaranteed. Each box
contains - Pills-ene Pill dose. 25 cents
Box or Pot.
AL orders for The United States must be
addressed to J. Haydock, No. II Pine street,
New York
Patients can write freely about their COM
plants; and reply will be returned by the fol-
lowing mail. Write for ssMaggiel's Treatment
of Disease
ssCouSTERFE1rs Buy no Maggiel's Pills |
or Salve with q little pamphlet inside the box.
They are bogus. The genuine have name of
]. Haydock on box with name of ]. Maggiel, |
NJ. D. The genuine have the Pill surrounded |
with white powder"
Messrs. Wayt & Bro, staunton. Va, Sole
Agents for Staunton.
may 16-1y
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VIRGINIA:-Atru rules held in the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County, the 9th day of May, 1867.
Rebecca Mary Randolph and Margaret v.
L. Randolph, infant children of James A. f.
Randolph, deceased, who sue by Matthew
Pieson their next friend, Plaintiffs.
Against. In Chancery.
John D. Imboden, Administrator of James
A. F. Randolph, deceased, Joseph F. Cross and
Mary g. his wife, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain settle
ment of the administration accounts and dis
tribution of the assets amongst tho-e entitled
thereto
The Defendants Joseph F. Cross and Ma
ry E. his wife not having entered their ap-
.pearance, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are not residents of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that they do
appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION of this notice, and do what is neesa-
sary to protect their interests,
A copy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS, D. C..
a. III H. Stuart %, q,
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LOCAL.

Albemarle still has the fence law in opera
ton.
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:-At rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta County, the 9th day of May, 1867.
R. N. Hudson, Plaintiff,
Against. In Chancery.
NJ. 6. Hartman, A. W. Hartman, ]. 3. Baldwin,
G. G. Francisco, A. A. Pitman, Michael E.
Price, Thomas J. Niche Trustee in deed
of interest executed by said Price of date
28th September 1865, and W. B. Telfair.
The object of this suit is to subject the enc
half of the tract of the land in the Bill men,
toned, or the proceeds of sale thereof made
by Defendant Niche, Trustee as aforesaid,
to the satisfaction of single bill for $685.
executed by Defendant Pitman to Defendant
NJ. G. Hartman and now held and owned by
Plaintiffs.
The Defendants Michael E. Price and W. B.
Telfair not having entered their appearance,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not residents of this Commonwealth:
1t is ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication of this notice,
and do what is necessary to protect their in
ests. A copy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS, D. C.
J. N. Hendren, p. q.
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LEGAL NOTIFIES.


1 VIRGINIA:- Atrules held in the Clerk .
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
| County, the 9th day Of May, 1867.
| Harrison Cole, Trustee for Mary E. Cole, bis
wife, and Letisia J.. Elizabeth c. Ellenor o.
Ida NJ. and William ]. Cole, his children BY
the said Mary E.. Plaintiffs,
Against, In Chancery.
Barbara Areen, Joseph Nahr, John Nahr.
George Nahr, Frederick Areon, Peter MoyerA
and Anna his wife, Noah Areon, Michael.
Eavey and Barbara his wife, Jesreas Heller
and Mary NJ. his wife, Sally Arcon, Hannah.
Areon and others, heigs Of .deorge Areon de-.
ceased DefendaftG :
The object Of this suit is . obtain title 10
tract or lot Of ground purchased by .Catharine.
Cole in her lifetime OF George Arcon, now de-
ceased
The Defendants Jaseph Nahr, John Nahr.
George Nahr, Peter Meyers and Anna his.
wife and Noah Areon not having entered their
appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they are net residents of this
Commonwealth: It is ordered that they do.
appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION of this notice and dc what il neces>
sary to protect their interests.
A copy-Tsste,
JOHN PARIS. D. C..
J, B. Watts, pa. E.
NOTICE.
The deposition of Jacob Crist and sthers
will be- taken in the above cause, at the office
OF J. 3. Watts, p. a., on Saturday the 9th of
June, 1867, to be read at the instance Of tho
Plaintiff as evidence therein. The taking will
be adjourned from day to day, till completed.
HARRISON COLE, Trustee.
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The 9th of June will be Memorial day at
Winchester, and the ladies of that dear old
town and surrounding country will meet at
stonewall Cemetery, on that day, to strew the
graves of their friends with flowers. The la
dies of Winchcster, God bless them, their equals
are not to be met with anywhere, as many a
soldier of the slost cause can testify.
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VIRGINIA Sat rulesheld in the Clerk's
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County, the 9th day of May, 1867
George Seawright, Guardian of the minor
children of Samuel Lands, decd, Plff,
Against, On original Bill in Chancery.
Samuel NJ. Long John Crawford, Deft's,
The sS Same On an amended Biz IN cAansery,
against, Plaintiffs.
The same Defendants and Jacob Crist, ia
cob ". Splitter, Solomon Long and John II.
Rhodes, Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to enforce Judg-
ment lien, of date the LIST of June, 1858, upon
any real estate held by the Defendants Craw-
ford or Long, or either of them SO as to salts
fy the Plaintiffs claim.
The Defendant Solomon Long not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that he is not resident
of this Commonwealth: It is ordered that
he do appear here within one north after due
publication of this notice. and do what is me-
cessary to protect his interest.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN PARIS, D. C..
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MAsos1c.-There were present at one time
last week in this State, the present Grand
High Priest. Rev DR.. Dame, and four others
who had at different times filed that position
in the order-an occurrence not known before
to the eldest Masons.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-22

We surrender our space this week in order
to give our readers full report Of the Con-
vention.
To learn who are the business men of the
town, consult the advertising columns Of the
Valley Virginian.
Messrs Stuart s Baldwin, on last Saturday,
sold several fine lots belonging to W. ]. shu-
mate, ESQ.,. We understand they are others
for sale By the same, this is rare chance to
get desirable building lots.
YMroRrANr TO FAMILIES AND INvALlDs.
Coleman, at the Cockade Restaurant, has on
draft the celebrated Clagget Baltimore Creams
Ale, and can supply the demand. A great
convenience indeed, to those who need mild
and nourishing beverage.
MAsos1c.-There were present at one time
last week in this State, the present Grand
High Priest. Rev. Dr.. Dame, and four others
who had at different times filed that position
in the order-an occurrence not known before
to the eldest Masons.
In LuoK.-Our friend, Col Charles s. Pey-
ton, of the Virginia Hotel, was remembered
BY a lady near Fredericksburg, deceased, who
in her will gave him one-half of her proper
ty, which was large. Ahem! The Colonel
wants wife now-who speaks first?
Isaac Newton, Commissioner, has sent Maj
J. NJ. McCue, bag of Vegetable Seeds for
distribution among the people Of our county.
Major McCue, desires us to inform the people
that these seeds will be at Robert Cowan's
Book Store, on Court day, the 9th instant. ~
Those wanting them will please call. He de-
sires them to reach every part Of the county
and will be glad if parties using them will
plant carefully and report to him the result
Mr.. Thomas P. Jackson, agent of B. R. s.
A. L. at this place, has been authorized to pur-
chase one bushel Of corn and eight pounds of
pork, per month, for each destitute adult, and
half that amount for the children, in the couu-
ty in which they reside. The above isintend-
ed only for those who are really destitute, and
we hope none will come forward who do not
properly belong to that class. 1t is the duty
Of all good citizens to aid this officer in per-
forming the duties imposed on him.
------s
The detachment of the U. s. Burial Corps,
near this place have been payed off for the
month Of April, and the amount disbursed
was near $4,000. Hereafter they will receive
their pay regularly each month as due
large portion of this money is left in our town.
We are glad to say that the bearing of this
part Of the Corps have been gentlemanly and
up to this time nothing has occurred to cause
the least bad feeling. The officer in charge
deserves great credit for the efficient man
ner in which he has discharged his duties.
A HAPPY CRowD.-The local of the Winches-
ter Times, gave due notice to all that he would
spend last Sunday with Dr. Bob Houston, who
had promised to feed well and have no females
about the establishment. A fine pair no doubt
but if Bird Washington and Mr.. Joliffe
should meet them, and III hands were to send
for Mr. Two Sticks to act as presiding officer,
the ssTimes,' instead Of being bare ofnews for
o while, would have continued tale for six
hear from him.
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YMroRrASr TO FAMILIES AND INvALlDs.
Coleman, at the Cockade Restaurant, has on
draft the celebrated Clagget Baltimore Creami
Ale, and can supply the demand. A great
convenience indeed, to those who need mild
and nourishing beverage.
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STANTON. VIRGINIA.
Wednesday Morning, May %, 1867.

Gun ApyEnrlslsG PArRoNs.--In view Of
the generous patronage bestowed upon US BY
the business community, we will about the
middle Of August, issue business directory
containing the cards of our half yearly and
yearly advertisers, to be distributed freely at
oil the Watering places in the state, and
throughout the country generally.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-22

~The circulation ofthe Virginian is about
fifteen thousand times greater than the COM
bined circulation Of oil the papers in this
place, and has about fifty thousand times as
many subscribers in this County alone, as are
contained in the whole subscription list of
either Of the other papers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-05-22

V1s1roRs.-Two English gentlemen, Edward
Challender and Thomas Kay, of Manchester,
England, passed through this place Monday
They came direct from Lexington, having been
up to see our s-Uncle Bob" Lee. They are on
a tour of observation and will spend some time
in this beautiful Valley, and are much pleas
ed with the reception they have met.
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ONCE Of Collector Of Internal Revenue
lst Collection Dist. of State Of Maine.
HDstLAxp. MAY q lssJ.

| rulASp, Nay =, 1881.
Notee hereby given hat the unierslsusi, COLLECTOR Of
Internal Revenue Coo the district Aforcsa VIII On the ID
dsy % June 1851 remove his once Lre<ah hon poi
Ccnm>rviai strv~t 10 the Atheurum halhilns Plum
ssrevt over the ehcs ~ the Eastern Eyprss Co. where
ME Internal ,vsaus support NE government to pay
iseret The pselc debt AMI nr other psrpsses, ar-
psOyel June %, lS5t, subsequently snsoiei" he yin
" hhns-if deputy. tcm Tuesday, TIE tA day 0 Sad
ysss, 20 TAs,sdsv, tie lsA day Hereof attend 70 c
kctur anil r-ceiving ard hccuses a~sssei Aod
! The County of Ca1ihsrlAnd Ia sali dstrel 80 49,
And he further gives notice that he WIN 10 like
M nner attend 20 collecting and receiving taxes
and licenses, IS Aforssaid, assessrt and payable
within the County OF York. In said district, nj the
fciiouing designated tlmes and places. via
sACO. at the hotel kept by John T. Cisavss,
ruesdoy, June 4, 1907, from 10 o'clock A. N. 70 8
BipDEfoRp, al the pidd.iOrd House. iwsdne.-
day, June 4, iss7, nom 10 O'Clock An. to O'Clock
KENNEBpNx. a. the hotel h.pt BY WA. Hall,
Thursday. June 9, 1867, nom u oelock A. u. 70
os sSTr Il i BERWICK. .. IN. Ns.ieA.u..Ies
Ilos.s. Friday June u 1857 ff01 10 o'clock a. NJ
KirTsRY, al the once Of Prsse,s Bacon, Ksq..
saturday. June 8, 1857, frou u O'Clock A. h.'oa
Fsr.sss In York couAty, desirous o. % doing.
can pay their taxes At this once ~ any Tine prior
10 June II, 1857. except daring the time herein
specially designated FOR their collection slsev here
Special notice siil ss mailed 70 al psfseus VINO
ssrvies % which . Zoe ot twenty esats Will %
ehAry.d. - provided by Sec. - of the Aet above
q NATHANIEL J. MILLER, Collector.
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BRIGHTON MARKEr-May 10.

Al u.rtes n, IN. eur--t v..s c,,tie, 1901, sheer an
l.hs. sioo s.,pe. 30, numhr wsssrn Cattle, isee,
Eastern Cstiis. Ia
pRIcES-ns.f CATH Eyu>. Ga Is % 1tis; Ord
,ualny as 50 70 II IS -~c~pi quality, $500 q II -,
third quality, I; - ~ ~ Is
HIDES. . IN s,e r n raio.. 70 5ievn-
PELrS zoo IS eseh
cALv SKINS, eo6 Sc v N
NiiriI COWS and Cal,r. Sls, as "a, Ion % lss
slfEHP ANE LANES, ia les, - - Sfk 3 50 .
O al s.ch, sxtsa. $500 "a 50 a. tya Dc Y n.
sWINE-w-aev~ 81 ssDs, i've, Nsvk
pvs>ssA II 40 itle ~ b.
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MARRIED..

In this city, May ID. by Rev. J. r. q. Nichols,
Eiward Parker, Jr., Principal Of the High sehool.
aud Miss Lizzie g. Covan, daughter VI the late
Capt L q. Co. N. both OF this city
In this city, May "A, ny Rev. J. Stevens, Mr Geo.
H. Thomas and Miss Lirrie A. bond, both Of Port
land
In Kennsbunk port. May n. by Rev. n. Sander
son, assisted by Rev v Chsse, Capt. Andrews,
formerly OF Co. X, 10Th Me. Vols, end Miss Winnie
N, foss youngest daugh ter Of the late Capt Le-
asder Foes, all OF kennebunkport.
In south Berwick, Mr.. Geo. W. Hooper ., Bef-
wick and Miss DsliA futile OF BArns'eaa' MI
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Mechanics and LAinrer' Train viii eave Bhiefoci
daily At 600 A. ~, and $500 ~ COS, arriving In Portland
at 6t0.
Returning, viii lesvs Portland ios Bddescrd and n,er
mediate stations at Clio =. u.
Freight Train with pssengef Car stschet, vii lesvs
Portland q 10 A. NJ, ios SAco and Bddefd, and rturn-
Ing leave Bhdekri n 40 and Ssco at $40 An.
C Rarcs are Gents Lea when Tickets purchased
q the Onnce, than when paid In The Can.
FRANCIS CHASE,
BUPkRiErgspENr.
PoRriAsp, April 10Th, 1897. %sid
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In Lawrence, Mass. OF consumption. Mr.. John
y. Bsston, aged - years 10 months and days.
lie was formerly OF Maine.
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or Ave thousand. Sales WEDNESDAYS and SAT
uRDAYs at O'Clock r. u. Remember that the
store 10 In Adams' New Bisck, on Alfred
81, where goods will be sold cheap and where, 10
trust, liberal consideration for the interests OF
this community will receive its duo
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NEW FANCY GOODS,
HAIR RESTORERS,


HAIR RENTORERN.
wallets, bru,ne', uos. go NC. nonsn m,us,
nun ~, ..u 's no,s, . O.. ,NoO.I
no'', xi o'ne' s"'s'e"'" ,o' ~. ,,',.
iea Wss, sP's"a,u w" P'''u"' wv "o """"
ehieL ren''s worm h'''ns's'e"'SP' 's"J DA''
" rain hiiief'eAsP
A good Thrssl Net. only scts.-8,d Quality
Black and Col0red Kid uloves.-Siik Waterfall
Htfs.-Ns9 Lot Yas.s -Durnett's Cocaine, 20 cts.
Nice Tooth Powder, ~ cts.-Levertons Lightning
Hair Dye, CAeap.-Pcrrys Moth and Prccklo Lo-
ton, at viii rsmsrs Moth and Prcckies) Cheap.
Ladies' I'd'k'fs. 10 eu.-WsterhAii Combs, 10 ets.
-Geuts., Linen Ud'n, D cts-Coarse Combs. cts 4.
RAM, p.,na co,nh. 4, n,h,., and Ivory BIN,
' '',, 1870. ~, n. 80.
Combs - Hairs Slciiian halr henevsr' oso"
., o,,-sch.nos,,. Wri.bt.. Ayers. and Wings
n,,,N a.. v,..,. ,.,h,..,. "a -.
rus, cu'-NnHs 'ssee''o ""o'o, ~. W ee'
Ayers Cherry p.c,osl, 20 su.-Nies EmbroI.
- -, .,rs,,",. ~ s.s.,.S,. Ton.
dsred Edge handhsfch'e"' oe.-0ooenoA ion'
ioi schencks Syrup. eAsap'-Websters Hair lnr's'
ora'or, 90 eu- hasho''s p.'m, =" ee- r I.s",s
L'H'H hds (very ehsaph ID cs'-Nouse'.
-. v,,,.,,on ?, .,.-N,, wIi.on,. iI.,,
-"on' N"'"""v","
Dressing. u ct'-Dollsi Toys In yssf variety
n,,,.,',.,., ~. r..., n,,n.,,.,. Car.
Nooon's' "eA"eea n,.P'p''- w.
IS cts - Coe's Cough Bslsa,ni Fishers Cough
prop., Aliens Lung Bsl,,m, MaeIonaids Ns.
uoha' cough Cure DOL. neaas, ponI D'u"',
Dress Buttonsi Pre-" Braids. Alpaca press ana
Trimming Bruid., Ladies' L.n,n hemstitchsd Ils,
@es' henheny sea'o'' D'''o'e'y'"~' VIZ
sors 1 Knowles Hair RestoTer, Tstbetts Hair Re
x.,.,.,o,, fi.l,. Hair Re,torer "a eta, Sorodont
s'" n..,-, ,'s,-- y.
pr the Tceth,@' Browns broneha' iroche''H'
Atwocds Dittsrs, ~ cts Mrs. WinsioWS Sooth.
Ing Syrup, ~, Oil Benne LaIrd's Bloom Of Youth
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DIED.

NsIe.s ~ i,aihs nd sxc>eiinz sS hlnes, Inserted
n- sh,ye thai namh-r. 81 rrxslsr siv-stsins rA,es
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NOTICE.

TUE cs.,s, . Z Y .s;s al ps.:ss. no. s:ES-
g 9 z !; PA x G. "a 49,
narsA q. tUu, tsa1aush - said note vas obtalnsd
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