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The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06

REMARKABLE CASE OF ENDURANCE or .
WOMAN Losr IN THE WooDs.-The PUGET
Sound Weekly Times has the following:
A Mrs. Moore, lady of some fifty years
of age, who resides near Three Tree Point.
on the Sound, left home on Thursday. the
7th inst, to go to Mr.. Dugan's, on White
River, in this county, a distance of four
miles, and being caught in the binding snow
storm of that day, became bewildered. and
lost her way. She wandered about for seven
days in the woods before she was found, with
cut anything to eat and sleeping at night
in hollow log. She had a heavy shawl
and U. S. Regulation oyereoat to protect
her from the inciemency of the weather.
Two dogs accompanied her, one of which
let on the fourth day, the other remaining
with her until she was found. At night the
faithful animal slept on her feet, which.
undoubtedly, did much to keep her from
being frozen. Although diligent and per-
seyering search was made, it was several
days after her tracks were first discovered
before she was found. At length, on the
seventh day, she was discovered lying in a
hollow tree, with the dog at her feet, and one
shoe filled with water by her side that she
had carried into her retreat to drink. She
was only half mile from the road and a
mile and and a half from a house when she
was foand. On being asked if'she was hun
gry, she replied that she was not; but after
arriving at the house and being given some
cruel, it had to oe taken from her to prevent.
her eating too much. When taken away
she begged pityfully for more. Astonishing
as it may seem, she endured the severe cold
and hunger without any apparent serious or
permanent injury. We have not been able
to obtain a minute account of her movements
while lost, but it will doubtless verify the
adage that truth is stranger than fiction"
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Schfrrus Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfoIiation OF
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, H0arseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
of Consumptive Patients
I'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the cure throat and lung complaints that it
is useless here publish the evidence of its virtues It's
unrivaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, bave made il
known throughout the civilized nations of the EARTH
Few are the communities, families, among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders and
they know, the effects Of this remedy we need not
do than to them that has now all the vir-
that did have when making the which have
won strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by L. WELLDNDORFF, Shasta,
CRANE & BRIGHAM, and R. II. MCDONALD
CO, San Francisco au1s;1y
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06

School MATTERs.-The question having
arisen in Solano county as to the right Of
children, who may be temporarily residing
in a district, to attend the public school
therein, the following questions were Put to
State Superintendent SWEET Do the words
"residng in the school district" in the
fifty third section of the School law, apply to
children or their parents? Can child who
NAV be rightfully included in the census of
the district, be lawfully excluded from the
public schools therein ? He answered:
"I understand the case to be that of
child who is boarding in family residing in
one district, while the parents of the child
reside in another district; and the question
ut issue is, has the child legal right to at
tend the public school of the district in
which she is boarding? The words resid-
ing IN the school district evidently apply to
children and not to their parents. Children
are not unirequently sent by their parents to
reside temporarily with friends OF relations,
and 1t is evidently the intent of the law to
open to them the doors Of the public school,
wherever they may be temporarily residing.
Any ether construction would be narrow,
and opposed to the liberal policy of the
School Law. This construction of the law is
sanctioned by common custom throughout
the State l know of no instance in which
the doors of the public schools have been
closed against children residing temporarily.
away from home "
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Lyons Flea Powder.

DEATH To FLEAs.-It is well known that Lyons
genuine Magnetic Powder will perfectly destroy
everything in the shape of feas, ticks, bed-bugs,
reaches, &c. that it is perfect poison to the insect
tribe, but entirely harmless to the human species
and domestic animals. The genuine has the sigma
ture of E. LYON, and the private strmp ef DEMAs
BARNES & Co. Anything else of this kind is an
imitation or counterfeit. Any druggist will pro-
cure the genuine if you insist you will have no
ether.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Lyons Kathairon.

1t is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates seurf and dandruf.
1t keep the head cool and clean.
. 1t makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling of.
it restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons Kathairon will do. 1t
IS pretty-t is cheap-durable. tits literally sold
by the ear load, and yet its almost incredible de-
mand Is daily increasing, until there is hardly
country store that does not keep it, family that
does not use it.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
STOP THAT COUGHING |

g ONE OF YOU CAN'T, AND WE PITY
- you You have tried every remedy but the
ONE destined, by its intrinsic merit, to supercede
al similar Preparations it is not surprising you
should be reluctant to try something else after the
many experiments you have made of trashy COM
pounds foisted on the public a certain cure; but
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-26

The FouRTH.-When the Declaration
of our Independence, as q people, was
proclaimed to the world, and the day of
our birth as a nation ushered in by the
ringing of bells, the thunder Of artillery,
and the glad shouts Of a rejoicing people,
proclaiming liberty throughout the land,
our fathers commanded that in all future
time, their descendants should celebrate
that day in commemoration of the great
event, and to preserve in our minds
a proper appreciation of the price of lib.
erty. In obedience to that injunction,
the people Of Ashland County, prospect.
i've Of party, arc to have an Old-Fashion.
ed celebration at Ashland, July Fourth |
This is right. We should have at least
one day in the year when all can meet on
the broad platform Of patriotism, to do
honor to the memories of the heroes Of
'76. Let our friends throughout the
County get everything in readiness, come
to Ashland, and join us in our Old Fash.
ioned Fourth Of July Celebration.
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JOHN Y. GLESSNER,
JOHN B NETSCHER,
I. W. LITTLER,
l. L. CRANE,
JOHN NJ. LANDS,
JAMES DUNLAP,
Dem. Senatorial District Con
BRIDGE NOTICES.

-,uD
'hE undersigned VIII oiier 1or sale the
L building OF the following Bridges, al
the limes ana places lo-Yit
Hn Sa,y i:., a. J.,
. clOcA "A, NJ, the pu!luihg OF a culver
on tue hayesVilie ROAD, near d hen
ny a. n
\, A,sO' On the same gay, AZ . CLOCK r
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CAMPAIGN UNION.

For the purpose of putting the UNro,
within the reach Of every Democratic vo
ting in tho County during the prcsen.
important political campaign, We will fur
nish it from the 10th day of July til
the 10th day of October, to single sub
scribers, at 40 cents, in advance. I,
Clubs Of ten o. more, 86 cents each
This will furnish a good chanoc for Town
ship Clubs to furnish the UNION to al
such as do not take any paper, and who
ought to be supplied with Democratic
reading. Send in the names.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Democratic Senatorial Convention
Of the District comprising Richland and
Ashland Counties, will be held-at
Ashland, on Tuesday, July I'd, 1867,
to nominate a candidate for the Office Of
Senator, to be voted form the District at
the coming October election, and to trans,
act such other business as may be proper
ly brought before it. .
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate in each Township or Ward for
every 80 votes cast at the last October
election for Gen. BENZ. Leftover, Demo.
cratic candidate for Secretary Of State,
ann one delegate for every fraction Of 20
over the same. This apportionment gives
the Townships and Wards Of the respect.
i've Counties the following number Of
delaontps
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OUR NOMINEES.

The Ohio Statesman, in noticing the
result Of our Primary election, says:
"Ths Democracy of Ashland county.
BY q unanimous vote at their primary
election, resolved to send William Lar.
will again to this CITY as a Representative
of the Democracy of that county. This
will be the third term for which Mr.. Lar.
will has thus been chosen. When first
elected he was ousted against eyery yule
of right and justice, and his place given
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SoLoN RoBINsoN's GREAT Work ON
AGRICULTURE = TESTIMONIALS FROM
ASHLAND County FAnMEas.-H having
examined Scion Robinson's great work
on Agriculture, we take pleasure in re.
commencing it as the best work publish.
ed on the subject. 1t is a collection of
facts from the actual experience Of prac.
teal men, who have been eminently sue.
cess!ul in the different branches Of the
business. Each item has a money value
to every farmer. The author has had
greater facilities and. better opportunity
for collecting these facts than. any other
man living, and he has displayed great
ability in arranging and simplifying
them, so as to be easily found and per,
fectly understood. To the younger mem.
bOrs of the family this book will be in.
valuable. We know of no work SO we'll
calculated to improve and elevate the
mind, and at the same time give practi:
cal instruction to farmers children, as
this last legacy Of q great and good man
TO the brotherhood Of American Farmers.
LEANDGR CARTER, JOHN SPRINGER
ARCH FINLEY, Sen, CHRISTIAN Hess
AUSTIN MocHERMAN,
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.TnE Llrrnr coppoaAI for 1utH

being the first number of a new volume
contains a beautiful Temperance Story
entitled "Madgc, or the Broken Wine
Cup" BY Mrs. Julia NJ. Thayer; Picture.
in the fire." by Olive G. Ferris; "The
Little Missionary; !" "The Fisher Boy
by Felicia H. Ross "a Letter." by Mrs,
Frances D. Gage; 1.-TWO Tears" by
Faith Latimer "0amp Bruce, a sequel
to The Bears Den," by Emily Hunting.
ton Miller; "Science for Children by
Prot. Hooker articles from Lucia Chase
Bell, Mrs. Bugbee, Mrs. Julia G. r
Dorr, Lvella Clark, Una Locke, ard 9th.
ers. Music by Geo. +. Root /; Private
Queer's Knapsack, with Picture Stories
a rich table of Contents.
Mrs, NJ. Huntington Miller is to be as
sociate editor after this month.
Terms of The Little Corporal $l,00 a
year. Address
ALFRED L. SEWELL Publisher,
Chicago, Ill.
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FIRE FIRE |! FIREIU


There will BEL meeting at the TOwr
Hall, on Thursday evening, the 9th, rol
the purpose organizing another Fire Com
Company and Hook s. Ladder Company
All those who are DESTROYS Of becoming
members of either Company, alc invited
to be present.
All persons who have uniforms belong.
Ing to old Protection No. ~ arc re.
queSted to leave thefsamoa at the Hall Oh
Thursday evening. g., n
BY crder Of $685.
CHlEy ENGINEER.
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wonderful but True /

MapAME REMINGTON, the void re;
noxnOd Astrorogist and somE ambuifsit
Clairvoyent, while in a elsiryoyan. state, De,
i%ineaies tho very features of The person yoh
are to marry, and by the aid Of an instru-
ment Of Intense power, known ~ the Py CHI
omolrope. guarantees to produce, a, petfect
and life like picture Of The future husband
or wife Of the applicant, with date Of mar
riage, occupation, lcading trsits Of character,
&c. This Is no imposition, as testimonials
without number can assert. BY stating place
of birth, age, disposition, color Of eyes aud
hair, and enclosing ffly cents, aud stamped
envelope addressed 10 yourself, you will re-
celye the picture by return mail, together
with desired Information.
Address in confidence; Madame Gertrude
Rsmingtout ?. o. Box 207, west Troy. N. Y.
Dec I2,Sis66- lyn6t
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Attention,

Farmers wishing to procure the Deer.
heart Wheat, first grown on the banks Of
Deerheart Greek, in the State of New
York, can do so by calling on the sub.
scriber. This is pure, clear white wheat
and makes excellent -four. The straw is
of great strength, the heads of enormous
size, and, the yield heavy, The wheat
can be seen growing on the farm Of John
Beeghly, about a half a mile West of Or.
ange, and also on +he farms of John
Shook and Daniel Wertman, North Of
Ashland. Persons should send in their
orders early that they may be filed, as first
received, first served, Orders can be loft
with the subscriber or with Leonard Cow.
an, in Ashland 90"
JOSHUA ROWLAND.
2wnl.
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VETERAN MEDALS Mr.. A. G Beer
informs us that he has Veteran Medals
belonging to the following persons, who
oan get them by calling at the Post Of
fee ; Calvin Jordan, Clark Jordan, Pc
ter Clemmons, Frederick Weidman, Hez.
ckiah Brown, Christian Croft, Ezekie.
Moore, zetus l.. lumbers, John L
Campbell, Patrick NOhilly, David Hoff
Joseph Maize.
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Reconstruction Completed at the

Reconstruction Completed at the
Ashland Mills, under the immediate su.
pervisiOn Of S. LEWIS, Of Tiain, Seneca
County, Ohio. A New Suit Of doubler
extra Anker Brand Boiling Cloth and s.
Lewis patent process of wrapping is now
being put upon the Reels Of the Ashland
Mills, which will make, with certainty,
an additional yield Of TACO pounds Of -four
to each Jushetcf ,oheot and Of better
quality, over and above the amount made
by any other mill in the County. All
will be ready for operation on Monday,
june 10th, 1867.
Sm50 N. RECTOR.
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9sglaaS aaion,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
ASHLAND, !: TUNE %, 1867.
Brief Items.


The Ashland Union School closed
on Friday for a vacation of ten weeks.
The sidewalks on the North side Of
Sandusky street need repairing.
Taxes must be paid before the 4th
Of July. Hsa.T
The Town Hall is now undergoing
a course of repair.
j. N, the immortal, dropped into
our Sanctum this morning. He has just
returned from a tour through the South.
There will be a meeting at the Hall
tomorrow evening for the purpose Of or
ganizing a Fire Company.
The wool market is dull in Ashland
The price ranges from IS to as cents per
pound.
The Presbyterian Festival, which
was announced to take place on Thursday
evening, has been indefinitely postponed,
on account Of the repairing of the Hall.
Mr.. FOSTER, who died on Saturday,
was buried on Sabbath afternoon. The
funeral was largely attended.
We are again under obligations to
Hon. M. WELKER for valuable docu.
ments.
All matter intended for publication
in the UNION, next week, must be hand.
cd in by 10 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
The Democracy of Ashland county
will not forget that the Senatorial Con.
v%ention meets in Ashland on Tuesday,
July I'd.
One day last week, q horse, belong
ing to Hi. ROUNDS, broke loose from the
hitching post, at his residence in South
Ashland, and ran away. The buggy was
badly broken. No other damage was done.
THOMAS CoUoHLrN, editor Of the
Crawford County Forum, has been nom.
mated for Clerk Of the Court. OF. course
he will be elected.
Hon. G. w. GEDDEs, Of Mansfield,
bas been secured as ~"orator of the day"
for the Fourth in Ashland. The Judge
is an eloquent speaker and will give our
people an Grafton worthy the great occa.
sion.
We notice hat our friend II. s.
PROPHET, Of the Mt. ailead Register, is
a candidate for the nomination Of State
Senator. He is a young man of fine abil.
ity, and we hope he will receive the nom.
nation.
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ERRoRs or Yo6TH

A Gentleman who suffered FOR years from
Nervous Debility, Prsmature decay. and at
the effects Of yOuthfSt fndiscrttioA, win, for
the suffering humanity. send free 70 III who
need it, the recipe and dirsotiohsfer inakiAF
the simple remedy by which IL IVES csss1
Sufferers wishing to profit BY The satestissn
experience, can DO 10 By Addressing. 2
y0HN D. OoD1E,
No.42 csdarst. Nst York.
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PErERsoN,-Peterson's Magazine for
July is upon Our table, 1t is a beautiful
number, richly embellished and filled
With the most valuable reading matter to
be found in any work Of the sort now be
fore the public. Price only $500. AID.
dress Chas. j. Peterson, Philadelphia.
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GoDEY For JuLY.-This is the first
number Of volume seventy-fvo and the
thirty-eighth year Of the Lady's Book
aud we do not feel that we are saying toe
much when we pronounce tia superb one.
The beauty Of the engravings. selection
Of fashions, ornamental work and literary
matter cannot be excelled. This is a good
number to commence your subscriptions
Price $500 a year. L. A, Cooley, Phil.
adelphia, Pa.
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OBERIIN, ONO The Pioneer Union
Business Institute is now under tho di,
rection Of its experienced and successful
founder, Prof s. s. Calkins, who is great.
ly improving the course of study, and of.
fcriug tuition to clubs at reduced rates
He will also teach a limited number Of Ia.
dies FREE. For particulars address the
Principal, at Oterlin, Ohio. 4w47
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sarAque, GaiNs, or Intermittent l

la~Agwe, UiMs, or Intermittent E
yer cured, or the money refunded. DR..
Wits Ague Pills are entirely a new med.
'@icine and having been tried in over l,
eco of the very worst and obstinate cases
Of Chills and Fever, and not failed ever
in one case to effect a speedy cure, the
proprietor guarantees them to cure every
case, even after all other medicines fail.
Those suffering should Immediately give
them a trial. They are warranted tocure.
For sale by Druggists, or sent by mail Oh
receipt Of tie price, 81. Address DR..
Witt, Box Gil, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ly-41.
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By mutual consent or ths psriss, he
psisnctship heretofore sslstina between
the uudersigped IN the ,Furhilurs ana
Lumber business has this dag been dis.
solved. Mr. D. A ailpgsr retiring from
the arm. II. N. Hiekof s,ill carriss Is
the business st the old stand, with whom
all accounts are len for settlement.
aa \. M. HICKOK.
d, A. STfNGER
Ashland, June ], 1861 --3w5i.
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N. RECTOR.

The Peoples KrdicL-No one need
suffer with the Piles, w. W Beebe, a
farmer, near Kalamazoo, Michigan, says,
"after suffering intensely with the Piles
for thirty years, one bottle Of DR., Striek,
lands Pile Remedy cured me. Chas l.
Glass, Janesville, Wis, says one bottle
cured him and his brother. A II Rose,
Postmaster at Peru, Ohio, says it cured
b m in o few days. 49tf
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S6- The merchants everywhere who
sell D. B. Do Land & Cos Best ohemio.
al Saleratus, say that no article ever sold
gives such universal satisfaction to custol
mers, They like to have customers pleas.
sd--ospecially the ladies, They know il
is the " Housewives Favorite - that
Chemical Saleratu,. 1t is better than
Soda.
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SPLENDID PRIzgs IN GRrnNnAoKs

PLEND PRlZBS NGREENBACKS.-
Over IS 900 in Greeubaoks; $4,000 in
Sewing Machines; 5000 in Washing Ma.
chimes a vast amount Of Hoop Skirts,
Albums, Books, Gold Pens, Pencils,
Lockots, 70 &c, to be distributed to the
subscribers and purchasers Of the "Home
Amusement Every yearly subscribers
gets twenty.four tickets, drawing from IS
to 800 each in Greenbacks. Canvass.
ing Agents clear from $40 to SIS per
day raising clubs, Sample copies with.a
prize ticket and full directions and 10.
lstructions to Agents, sent my mail, by
inclosing ten cents, addressed to the
Home Amusement, rs Nassau Street,
New York.
Male aud Female Canyassing Agents
wanted in every town and hoishbo fhood
in the United States.
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rea. II. NJ. HIcKoK wishes 10 say to
the Ladies that he has just received an.
other fine assortment of fancy Papers and
Pictures, for Wall Baskets, Vases, Comb
Cases, &C., &c. Come early aud get the
choice.
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BASE BALL.-A friendly match game
between the Montgomery Club, of Ash.
land, and the Orange Club, took place on
the grounds of the former Club, on last
Friday afternoon. The following is the
Score, ma furnished us by Will. IL
GATES, of the Montgomery Club:
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Agricultural Meeting.
juno TO-, Sw

The members of the Board Of Agricul
ture Of Ashland county, are requested tC
meet al the Auditors office, on Saturday
June 20, 1857, at l o'clock P, NJ to re-
wise the Premium list and make arrange.
ments for the coming Fair, to be held al
Ashland, on the 9th, 10th, and l1th days
of October, 1867.
By order Of the President,
R. NJ. CAMPBELL, SEc'Y.
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sIXPER CENT. IN GOLD
Ninety Cents on the Dollar.

u" "M'
This road was completed from Omaha SuD
,vsst nm the lat of ] January. 1867, and is fully
-. -, ...r,.rlv r,nn;ps
u'pPe p"'
over it. The Company has now OIL hhho
sufficient iron ties. etc to finish the remain-
-, hos, AZ m. Racks
Tug pr
Mountains 2iz miles wnichls unusr oOn'
tract to be done September list Of this year.
and Il "a exptcted that The entire road win b
rrort Omaha "a ;,s w..,..r
III ~ 49, p...e.
ro;nr .an;d,s hu,,t o.., w.,d from s..-,m...
TO-, Cal, during 1870.
ufn. Ta-
'1'""' :" oO"PD"@
Estimating the distance TO be built By fbf
Union Pacific to be l.b66 miles, the United
States Government Issues It's Six per cent
Thirty year Bonds to the Company as the
road IS huishea et the average rsts o. sp bout
Tso Cdmnnmv T. "Iso nsr9,,,.5 i ;.sns ~
own Pirst MSrisaas RondS w an scnsi
o"a.nt ord at tbs snne ,;mo wh;oh nv 49,
49,, ~ O. 80 ~ 49, Il III syr
gare ON tbe entire linz. tbe bonds Of the uni.
tHed States beino .ibordinate 10 them
Tho Government makes a donation Of f2S
800 acres Of landt TO the mile, urdonniing %
2O,Oa2. 600 acres. estimated 10 be worth $50,
0o), 600, making the total resources, exclu-
| live of the tarital, Sll8,4i e, 900; but the full
value Of the lands can not now be realized.
The authorized Capital Stock Of The Com
p9 s3y,, is s4t one n i hand r. d. n million IDOL do,l sr;i o.
snd ~ wS;cb ~ = not snnnossS thst NOR
than tventy-ave millions At most will be 70.
onired'
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sar PARMLEY has just returned from
the East, where he purchased a large lot
Of Dry Goods at greatly reduced prices,
which enables him to offer great induce
ments to purchasers. Don't fail to cali
at No. l, Town Hall.