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Human NIonstrosity--A Child with
Two Heads and Four Arms.

In Chippewa, there is one of the most
remarkable objects that ever breathed
the breath Of Heayen-the body of 3
child with two perfect heads and four
complete, well-formed arms. The lower
limbs are natural, and also the extreme
lower part of the body. just above the
hips the body begins to increase in aize,
the backbone branching out to right and
left. and diyerging sufficiently to give
room for two shoulder blades between
them in their proper position, the dis
tinct two forms beginning their separate
existence just below the arm pits. In
front the body below the navel appears
natural. Above that point it gradually
branches out into two separate organlza-
tions, the breast bones being joined
The vital organs are al! double; the
shoulders and neck are all perfect and
the heads are we'll formed. The features
are regular and vel. developed, one head
appearing to be that Of male, while the
features of the other resemble those Of a
female. The .genitals of the male are
perfect. Altogether this is wonderful
specimen Of the genus man. Like the
Siamese twins, the two faces are natural.
ly inclined toward each other, the back
of the body being broader than the fronl
part. The inside arms are in such q
position as to naturally twine around the
little necks, each of its fellow, giving q
pleasing effect. The weight of the body
after having been somewhat reduced by
the process of embalming, was eight
pounds. The child was born in Chipp.
eva on Sunday, the 14th of July-Drs
j. A. Macdonald and Alexander Ne
Bean being in attendance. One side
lived few minutes after being ushered
into this strange world, and, then died
while the other did not breathe. The
body has been leased from the parents
(who naturally shrink from having thcil
names published) by man who propo.
ses to take it abroad and exhibit it to the
curious world. DIR. Mac Donald has EN-.
balmed it for the purpose ii.s
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M Mrs. Hannah Sanderssn, Merri-
mack, n H., writes October 26, to R. 2.
Hall & Co.. Nashua, N. H.: 81 eheerfully
certify to the wonderful restorative prop
critics of your Vegetable. Sicilian Hair
Renewer. having experienced its effects
on my own head. | have. worn false hair
fifteen years and upward. I have now
laid it by. I commenced using it in May,
and now my hair is from two to four in.
ches long,and thick whore there was none
when commenced using Halls Hair
Renewer. Ny hair is now growing very
fast and does not fall off. I recommend
this to all whose hair is turned gray or
thin, and especially to those that are
bald"
81 am acquainted with Mrs. Hannah
Sanderson and can certify to the'truth-
fulness Of this statement.
A aWILLIAM T. PARKER,
81 8 g "Justice Of the Peace.
-
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Executors s Notice. !
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

TN nnrsuanoe of an order granted by the
| Probate Court Of Monroe County; Ohi6;
/ win offer for sale, at public auction, on .sss,
m1,...J.a ,161ta,5 AZ lc,obs~ 1897
'''' '''VS' s'.o wv 10y y
between the hours OF ~ so'ciook a.m.,a ana =
O'Clock Pm, on the premises. tneslclioNin8
described real estate situate IN the county "
Monroe and State OF Ohio, to wit; Beginning
at stone in the run coming out Of the Coss
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Notice.

ON the 26th day of August, 1857, the Pro
" bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, de
clared tho estate Of Jacob Mishnaok, Jr., dc
ceased, to be probably insolvens. Creditor
are therefore required to present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned, for al
lowance, within six months from the tim,
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled
to payment. JOHN H. BRIDGRMAN,
Admir- of Jacob Mishnack, Jr., decd. :
ssep3w3.
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judicial Conyenfion.


By reason of the resignation of the
Hon. VIM. Kennon, Jr,, Judge of this
Judicial District, itshas become proper to
call Convention to nominate candidate
to be supported at our next annual elec
ton, to FIJI the vacancy oecasioned there
by ~ q eslsf 81. ssslaa i sssg liz ao
The Democracy, Of the several town
ships in the county are therefore called
upon to select delegates to such Gonsen-
ton, and to report the names thereof to
the Chairman of the Central Committee
at WoodsGeld, on Sep. II, 1867.
The number of delegates which the
several townships are entitled to in said
Convention, are as follows:
Adams 2, Benton 2, Bethel 2, Center
2, Franklin 1, Green 2, Jackson 2, Mala-
ga 2, Ohio 2, Perry 2, Sunsbury 2, Salem
l, Seneca /, Switzerland l, Summit 2,
Washington 2, Wayne l., @
The Convention will be held at Barnes
vile, on Tuesday, the l7th day Of Sep
tember.
By order Of the Democratic Central
Committee. john s. WAY, Chm. :
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Dissolution of Copartnership'

THE copartnership heretofore existing un.
der the firm name of Rosenbaum Klotl
was, on the 19thd day Of August, dissolved by
mutual agreement. All debts due the firm
viii be paid by Philip Klotz, and all persons
having, claims against the firm viii present
them for payment. The business will b.
conducted in the future by Mr. Klotz.
augz7g1. RoSENBAUM y KL0TZ.
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The Mass Meeting.

a . y b
+ Arrangements have been completed to
have the speaking commence at half-pasi
ten o'clock. At half-past IL o'clock
there will be an intermission of half an
hour.
The professions ION the several main
roads will be governed by Marshals ap-
pointed from their several localities.
The professions will parade through
the several streets at 10so'elock, under
the direction of Chief Marshal William
Read. r
nas The Little Corporal for September
contains chapter 8 of Mrs. Miller's pop
ular new story aGamp Bruce" No. 2 Of
the "Chicken Little Stories;" No. ! Of
"Early Times in 0hio;" besides large
number of choice Poems, Prose Articles,
Picture Stories, &C.; entirely original
Price, 81 year. Great inducements are
offered to these who wish to raise clubs
Address Alfred u. sewell, Publisher,Chi
cago, III. "
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baltimore Cattle saarket. >

Aug. 22.-CATrLE-The offerings q
the scales during the past week anountee
to s57 head, against l190 last week.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Old
COWS andscalawagsS4 s75@5 90; common
to fair IS 0o@6 %; good tolprime 81 %
@8 81 per 1o0ilbss f9a9 tF0
SHEEr- Sales of fat sheep ut 4ls5Jc
per pound gross. Lambs So 5oG4 90.
! Hoas.Sales at SO 75@1o 50 per
100 lbs net, iasasa. .............ls.fl. &
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phIladeIphia Cattle. Market.

BEEF CArTLE-The offerings to-day
amounted to- about 2l00 head; sales at
S12 OO@16 30 per 100 lbs for common to
extra. Cows soldat $6o@100 perohead fol-
common to choice, 80 : = P s
r. SiEEp- Receipts about 10000 head
sales atg5@6c perlb gross asto condi
Hoes We're in-fair demand; about /,
800 head offered and sold at Sl0@l0 81
per Toe lbs net, the latter rate being 70
prime corn fed,
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p9- The Belmont Chronicle is ill-hu-
mored because the RAIDS in this Judicial
District have not the numerical strength
to elect Judge Kennon'ssuccessor.
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Attention.

The public are notified that I will be
prepared to furnish horsefeed, to all who
may wish to purchase, on the day of the
Mass Meeting, Thursday Sep. ~. i will
have my place of doing business at the
Fair Grounds. E.. r. SWAN,
aug20w3. 9 Prop. Livery Stable.
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Sa.It is reported that the Abolition
meetings now being held over the coun-
try are miserable failures. The people
won't come out to hear Negro Equality
preached; while the Democratic meetings
are a grand success.
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CoMrNa ELEcTIoNs.-Ths California
election is held on the first Monday, of
September, Maine on the second Monday
Of September; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Iowa on the second Tuesday in October,
and. MASSACHUSETTS, Minnesota and Wis
eonsin on the first Tuesday in Novem-
Der.
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MATTRESSES
DR.. S HI Ell D S


NTILh make his Third Professional Visit to
wv Monroe County, 0hie, and his second
to Noble County, Chic. for the benefit of his
numerous patients who have received, and
who are now receiving, the advantages of his
experiences and judicious treatment, and also
to meet all others who may wish to consult
him.. ssg
DR.. SHIELDS will be at the Union House, In
Woodsfeld. Monroe County, Ohio, on Satur-
day and Sunday, Sept and 867.
Antioch, Monday, Sep. 8.
Lebanon, Tuesday and Wednesday ,Septem-
Der 10 and IL.
-Middleburg Noble County, Thursday, Sep 2.
Caldwell, Friday and Saturday, Sep. l3&14.
Stafford, Monroe Co., Sunday and Monday
Sep. Is and Is.
Woodsneld, again, Tuesday, Sep. II.
Beallsyille,. Wednesday, Sep. Is. sep3w3
ls Noble County Republican copy.)
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nsa- DR.. j.. H.. Jordan, Indianapolis,
Ind, says: ~ have known DR.. Strick.
lands Pile Remedy to be thoroughly tes-
ted in numerous cases during the past
year, and with perfect success in every in
stance. And SO, itsis with his Remedy
for Diarrheaor Cholera, and his Cough
Balsam: They are all genuine and pure y
sep3m1... I'm .isee .ss....., 80 -. .. ''s'.so
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Teachers, Association.

THR next meeting Of the Monroe County
i Teachers Association will be held ct
Beallsyille Ohio, commencing
Monday, September 80, 1867.
Prof. Aleott has been employed and will be
present and give instructions in Elocntion. /
J. NJ. Chandler, A. NJ, Of Zanesyiile,will bt
present and give instructions In the Method
of Teaching.
Entertainments will be given in the even.
ings.
Every Teacher should embrace this rars
opportunity of improvement. i
sep3td. AMOS WORKMAN, Sec. !
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REGISTRATION i'm south Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 26-The TO-
tai city registration returns up to athis
evening are: Whites 2,2l1; colored 4 zoe
The total Of the city and State gives. the
whites 9,743, colored. %, ,698.
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A STIMULATING ToNIo-LIFE BITTERs.
Good health is blessing. The way to
enjoy such is to take wine glass full Of
STRIoKLAND's LIFE BITTERs two or three
times day. They create good appe-
!tite, strengthen the stomach; they cure
Ihabitual constipation. Nervousness and
Headache; they make the old feel young.
If you wish for life and good health, use
STRIoKLAND's LIFE BITTERs. For sale
in bottles by Druggists, and blythe drink
at all saloons and groceries.
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B~We understand that the name of
Judge John 81 Way will be presented, by
the Monroe County delegation, to the
judicial Convention to convene at Barnes
vile on the 17th inst.
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par Attentiousis invited to the card of
DR.. E, B. Morris. All persons desiring
the services of aDentist will do well to
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From nTontgonery.

MoNTeoMERY, August 28.-The regis
tration of voters in full frem all counties
give total of 160,99 whites and Y, ,747
blacks; white majority 8S,248s
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~ Our thanks are due Mr.. Hugh
Robinson for the finest peach we have
seen this5sar. II measured eight inches
ID circumference 81 is ssat:s
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sea- Examine the list of Township
Meetings and if you find an appointment
for your town or school house, see to it
that no person is leftat home, but that
all attend to listen to Democratic truths.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-09-03

n@ The Meeting on Thursday, the 18th
day of September, is for "the benefit Of
White men and their posterity forever"
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THE GLORY OF MAN ISsTRENGTH.-There-
fore the nervous and debiIitated should I'M
mediately use HsIMBoID's KxTRAcr BucHB.
mch5.
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ADVERTISING

Has enlarged many q small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many . falling business;
Has preserved many . large business;
Has createdsmany new business. :.
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by HRIMBoIDrE EExrEAcT BucHU, mch5.
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MorrIs s Way

Have their law Office in Schumaeher's
new building, Northeast corner of Public
Square. If.
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rsDr. Shields will be in #oedsfela
on the 7th and sth. See his advertise
ment.
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= =. tI Don't forget the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Thursday, the 18th day Of
September. ss-zz---.---
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In Chicago the keno banks are closed
by the authorities, butthe players hire o
vessel and 60 out on the lake to gamble.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU and In.
PROVED RosK WASH cures secret and delicate
disorders in all their stages, at little expense,
little or no change in Diet no Inconvenience
and no exposure. II Is pleasant in taste and
odor, Immediate in its action, and free from
all injurious properties. mch5,'67.
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Six daily Newspapers have died il
Nebraska for lack of support during tht
past year, and only. two are left, both a
= maha. Bus ksl fft
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bF The Lutheran Church has bran
new Cabinet Organ.
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De EMOORATI IC

HON. w NJ. LAWREsN CE,
the Democratic candidate for State Senator,
II ON EL.IEL HEADL Ely
the Democratic candidate for Representative,
Will address the people of Monroe Goun.
ty, onthe political issues of the days at
the following times and places:
MALAGA, uesdayJevening, Sep. II.
BEALLsyILhE, Wednesday, Sep. 18, atIl
o'clock, ?. M. rsM
CAMERON, same day, in the evening.
New CASTLE, Thursday Sep. fs, at 1
o'clock Pm. af8f5
CLARINGToN, same day IN the evening.
BAREsvILLE, Friday evening Sep 20. 4
BARNES Run, jackson Tp., Saturday,
Sep. 21,5at 1o'cleok p. NJ.
BROWNSVILLE, same day IN the evening.
GRAYsvILLE, Monday, SEP. ls3S, fP. M.
LEBANON, same day in the evening. q
STAFFORD, Tuesday, Sep. "a, 1 2. NJ. gs 81.
CALAIS, same dayin the evening.
Up. SpR1Gds, Esq, candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney, and JERE. VIZ
LIAMs, Esq, candidate fer, Clerk, will be
present and address the meetings an
nounced above. s's S. go l'ess 90
B@ Meetings for Switzerland, Perry,
Wayne and Summit Townships, will be
announced hereafter, =, .....
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGoR are re-
gained by HsLMBoLD's ExrRAor BucHu.-mohts
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gas. o. AAmos--Ezecntor.
John Observation-Disclosures.
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pea The wife Of Mendez IS insane ;.th,

wife of Mejia is mad; the wife OF Mira
mon is stricken beyond hope Of recovery
and the Princess Salm Salm is IN jail
Bad'place for unprotected females, Mexi-
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Kentucky's Loyalty TO the COnsti-
tuition and the Union.

The reportgis regarded as authentic
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ne DR. j. Fl. Jordan. Indianapoli

call. sEs 80
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Looking Glasses

from the largest French Mirror to the com
monest kind; also
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Agricultural Supplements
.f.V'EI .E.ECEgE.V EFkY..

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
SEEDS, FERTItIXEES AND AGKICUL-
TURAL HARDWA RE.
SOUTHERN AGENTS FOR
"Buckeye' Moving and keaping Machines.
Wagoncrs Celebrated Gram and Guano
Drls.
"Amefcan" Sugar Mills and Evaporators.
The ''Swccpstakcs ' rhreShcrs and Cleaners,
Grants Gram Crldlc,.
The Celebrated "Maryiand" Wheel Horse
Eakcs.
Montgomcrys EotkawAv Wheat Fans.
The .Kcys,onc" Cider Mills
Hutchinson's Family Vine and Cider Mills,
and general stock IF Inplcr4cuts and Ma
chiEcry, embracing nearly every yar.tty In
use.
The above Machines have all of the latcst
improvements, and are confidently recon-
mcadctl as the best of the kind, IN the coun-
try.
Repairing parts Of any ot the abore .Nnsh'-
neru furnished, aud Machines repaired at SHIRT
notice.
We have IN store large and carefully Sc
lcctcd stock Of Garlcn FELL and Flower
Seeds which we conilcntlv recommend ~
fresh and genuine. Send Tor one OF our Seed
Catalogues, giving practical directions Tor
planting all varieties OF Seeds.
Garden and Flower Seeds forwarded by
mail.
Feb %, l667-lyr.
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WALTER II. S. TAYLOR,
agent ana attorney,
WASHINGTON, D C..

4 FTER a service Of nearly twenty-five
IA years as a Military Accountant in the
Third Auditors Office of the Treasury OF the
United States where he was Chief of the Quar-
ter Masters Division, and Of the Division on
Claims (which comprehends all the oth,rs.i
now offers his services to the pubic, as an
Agent and Attorney.
He will undertake the preparation, prose-
cution, and collection Of claims upon the Gov
eminent. OF any description wnatevei. He
thoroughly understands the preparation and
audit Of claims Of States, Cities, Counties and
indivit. uais, for advances and supplies to
Troops prior to their muster into the service
of the u States for supplies furnished or Ia
ken for Troops in said service, and for hor-
ses, and other property lost, captured, or de-
stroycd in the military service the I States.
Ia these branches OF business. he was almost
exclusively engaged, for more than fifteen
years.
To all Qua rter- M asters, 'Commissary, Ord
nance, Engineers and Medical OH ,ers, he Of
fers his services for such preparation Of their
accounts, as will greatly facilitate their pas
sage at the Treasury To any and all, who
may think fit 10 avail themselves of his assis-
lance in these, and in fact, all military claims
ana accounts, he oHers an lhtiihate PiaetiO"'
knowledge, and experience as TO time,
possessed he believes, BY no one else in the
| Country,
He will also attend to tie purchase and
sale of land, in Maryland, Virginia, and tie
Southe. States, the sale, or rent Of proper
ty. in the District Of Columbia, and to any
business requiring the services of an Agent
He conceives himself we'll enough known
throughout the Country, as to render unne-
cessary particular references. as to character
and capacity. Address
| w. IL. S. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
Kimmell House, G. street,
Washington, D. c
July 4, 1s67-tf.
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GUNS. RIFLES. PISTOLS.
Sporting apparatus,
AMMUNITION, g. o., &C

SpO|ifn .IPP"/ "1"''
AMMUNITION, &C., & G..
Greatest variety, best quality, and lar
gest assortment in the city, WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL.
No. 81 SoUTH CALVERT STREET. and
No. SO CuEAPsIDE. BALrIMopE.
Inamc in part Fine Breech Loading
Double Barrel Bird and Duck Gums Dou
he and Single Barrel Muzzlc Loading
Guns, at all prices Colts, Smith \ Yves
sons Bacon's Darrenger's williamson
(somcthing new Sharp's AM other make
of PISTOLS; RIFLES Of all
kinds fine POWDER FLASKS, SHOT
BELTS, GAME BAGS, Eey's Water
proof, G d and Muskct CAPS Eley's
ard Baldwin WADS; all kinds of CAR
TRIDGES; POWDER Of very best
brands SHOT; BALLS; also material
for Gunmakers. In fact, his facilities are
such that he can furnish any article in the
line at short notice. Purcha sers may rely
on gettirg a good article. A call is re-
spectfully solicited.
ALEXANDER McCOMAS.
Ex- ESTABLISHED lS43.
July 4, 1S67-6m.
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NOTICE OF DWIDE.ND

ON application o Jas. .fbell. .7lminis-
traitor Of jos. Abel late of St. Mary's coun-
ty deceased, it is ordered by the Court, that
the said administrator notify the crc' tors of
the said deceased 10 file their claims agai ,st
said 4 sed in the Office OF the Register Of
Wills for Saint Mary's county on or before
the l2th day Of September, 1867, for dividend,
and that this order be published once week
in each week until the said 18th day of Sep
ember next.
Test
J.lMES T. NJ. RALEY,
Register Of Wills
for St. Mary's county
July II. lS67-td-
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Farmers and Drovers' Hotel,
Near the Nary Yard Bridge,
UNION TOWN, ID, G.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public, that he is now
prepared to accommodate travellers general
ly-havirg a large STABLE and STOCK
YARD attached for the convenience of Ira
veilcrs. and Drovers, and having heretofore
received a liberal patronage from the lower
COUNTIES, he feels assured that long expert
elce, combined with attentive walters, rela-
bic osters, and moderate charges, VII obtain
f him continuance Of the same.
ROBERT + MARTIN
Proprietor.
june q, le67-ly.
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REFERENCES :

REFERENCES:
Geo " Riggs, Esq of Riggs & Co.
DR. Jno Is Blake, President National Me-
tropolitan Bank.
Fitzhugh Coyle. Esq President National
Bank of the Republic.
Moses Kelley, Esq Cashier National Me-
tropolitan Bank.
Messrs Samuel Bacon 4 Co.
Messrs Jackson, Brother 4 Co.
Messrs NJ w Gait 4 Bro.
Sept 10, 1S67-3t.
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NEW SPRING
AND
SUMMER GOODS.

u VILE ia, lately retu rned from the New
II York and Baltimore markets with a lar.e
and carefully selected stock fnew
Spring & 5ln1mer Goods
which he is COW selling off at Baltimore cash
prices. He solicits an examination Of his stock
and a comparison Of the prices and quality of his
goods with those o any other establishment in
the county. He do IS not deem IL necessary to
name prices, but he respectfully invites lin
terested 10 call, examine and price his goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
He names IN par,
DRY GOODS oftvery description;
LADIES DRESS GOODS. an extensive a.
sortment and of the latest styles:
CASSl NJ ERES, and every variety OF article
for men' S wear:
MILLINERY OF al varieties;
BOOTS and SHOES, y large stock Of PRIME
quality:
He is in weekly receipt bv steamer FIX
press II new goods from the Baltimore and
New York markets which he is now selling
at prices adapted to the recent fall in goods
and lower than they can be bought ANY
WHERE ELSE in this county.
N-Special attention is called ,o lis large and
extensive assortment of READl-MADE
CLOTHING, which he is selling at lower pri-
ces than ever. Always on hand a large stock of
BOYS CLOTHING. Call AT the New Store,
adjoining Mr.. .'enwlck's Hotel
+. VILE,
Leonard Town.
Md.
May s,h, lS67--tf