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NOTICE..

u minors: ifT lT'sfS ANPiniss'
Ihe undersigned, guardian of said n,inor,
hereny notifies them tina; on the I'd an a, ticio,
1er' a, D, 1861, he, as such guardian, iiled in
Hn ne rroba'e Court IN and Tor Tie county Of FaT.
than, n "mu state OF Ohio, his petition against
seil 10y NO. ~ in the Western Division of CarroIi
W saiu connty,at private sale; and Tie said pa'
llon Millbe Tor hearing on SATURDAY, the 2Gth of
dsy Of October, A. D. 1867, at ID O'clock A. NJ
assoc" EGs thsresi!sr 4, rs he s1,he can De heard.
Oct. ., '67-sw BY Hunter / Danrhcrty. Att,y.
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ERRORS on .YOUTH.

a Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyouthful indiscrction will Tor the sake
ofsufcring humanity, sendfree to all whone
IT. the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which ho was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Mayo' VT-ly AZ Ccdnr Street, New York.
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Most Important.

~ / guarantee to those who call on
mo as frequently as is necessary,
that every one of their teeth can
be saved through life : l use only
purest gold and staniel foils, Ny
attention is not divided. 1 give
certificates Of fguarantce. sll II
{ Broadway, 100 yards south Of
Market.housc, east side. f 'Snrs
l5-i. II, SCOTT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Glassware and Queensware,
Just opened at Stewart's, in Greene's
block, opposite Tallmadgc House,
Lancaster, Ohio. The largest stock
ever brought here. All of which
will be closed out at Wholesale and
Retail, without regard tocost. Also
Table Cutlery, Spoons, Coal Oil
lamps, Lamp Chimneys and Oil.
Sept. 26. 1867-3m. 2ilH
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A Foretasto Near at Hand.


When the laboring men aud the
poorer classes in Ohio begin to see
the price Of gold going steadily up
us a mere moral effect Of the result
'bf The iatc election, and the prices
of bread sluffs, groceries and all the
necessar;cs Of lie keeping step Oh
The way to war prices again, they
will enjoy fjretasic Of that good
time coming, whom the era of Dem
cratic grccnbacks shall be inaugu
rated. Then the fun OF voting a
Democratic ticket to tbwart "nig.
ger voting" will be apparent in
all its broad proportions.
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PENNsYLvANIA-

The Democratic storm passed
over Pennsylvania on Tuesday, but
with less fury than in Ohio. The
election shows considerable gains
for the Democracy bat II is yet
doubtful whether they have been
sa@oisDs.e give them the State.
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Stanton. A NJ Alexander, A F

Staunloh, A NJ Alexander, A F
Hixon
New Holland, q Wharton
Deer Greek, t G Rose
Frankfort, J M WeiEJ Morris
Baiubridge, F S Tharston
Bourhyille, J Hathaway
Massievillo, A Cartlitch
Kingston, A G Kelly
Mt. Sterling. e, Ii. Dixon.
Adelphia, G II Warren
Williamsport, W F Hughey
Richmond, S Bateman
Wm NJ Mullcnix transferred to
the West Virginia Conference
G + FELTON, transferred TO the
Erie Conference.
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INDIANA.

The Hoosier State seems 70 have
witbStood the Democratic tempest
hcroicalIy. Returns Of Tuesdays
election 50 far indicate a prepon.
deranco of gains in the popular
vote in favor of Republicans.
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Butch has just received q fine
stock Of Watches, Clocks and Jew.
elry, Gold and Silver Chains, Bog
Wood Jcwelry, &c, which he sells
at very reasonable prices. 28.2t.
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OHIO ELECTION.
The Result In Fairfield County,

Tho following arc the reported
majoriIies IN the several townships
OF this county, and in the City
Wards of Lancaster, at tho election
on the 9Th iust. The gains are
over the vote of 1865.
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Ladies' Turs.

just Received at Brooks Hat
Store, the largest and best selected
stock of ladies Furs ever brought
to this market. 29-3t
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A committee Of two hundred cit
liens will have charge Of the Sher.
idan reception in Chicago.
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time expresses her regret that tDe
ingralitude of Republicans may do
injury to the Republican party:
CHICAGO, Sept. %, 1867.
"W. II. Brady, ESQ.,
You write me that reporters
are after you concerning my goods
deposited with you-whieh, in
consideration of my urgent wants,
! assure you am compelled TO re-
linquish-and also that there is a
fear that these newsmen will seize
upon the painful circumstance Of
your having these articles placed
in your hands to injure the Re-
publican party politically. In the
cause of this party and for univer.
sal freedom my beloved husband :
precious life was sacrificed, nor for
the world would l do any thing TO
;njure tho cause. My heart is ever
anxious for its success, notwith-
standing tho very men for whom
my noble husband did so mach,
unhesiIatingly deprived me of oil
means OF suppnrt and left me in a
pitiless condition. The necessities
OF life arc upon ME, urgent and
imperative, and am scarcely re-
moved from want--so different
from the lot my loving and devoted
husband would have assigned me-
and fud myself left to struggle
for myself. l am compelled to
pursuo the only course left me-
Immediately within the next week
TO sell these goods, and ifnot Who'll
ly disposed of by Wednesday, Oc.
,obcr 30, on that day please sell
them at auction. after advertising
rery largely that they are my goods.
Very respectfully,
"MRS. A LINCOLN"
A STILL FURTHER EXPLANATION.
The last letter Of which mention
will be made at this .ime is the fol.
lowing:
"[Private
September %.
"W. II. Brady, Esq
IL have reflected upon your re.
marks, and have concluded to
Ieave every thing 10 your good
judgment and excellent sense. Ny
great, great sorrow ana loss have
made me painfully sensitive; but
as my feelings and pecuniary com.
fort were never regarded or even
recognized in the midst of my
overwhelming bereavement, no,c
that | am pressed in q most start.
ling manner for means of common
subsistence, | do not krow why |
should shrink from an opportunity
of improving my trying position
Being assured that all you do will
be appropriately executed, and in
II manner that will not startle me
very greatly and excite as little
comment as possible, again l shall
leave all in your hands. lam
passing through very painiaI
ordeal, which the country, in
remembrance Of my noble and
elevated husband, should have spar
cd me. | remain, with great respect,
very truly, Mrs. LINCOLN.
"P. S-As you mention that my
goods have been valued at $4,000
| will be willing to mako reduc.
tion of $4,000, and relinquish them
for $4,000, in fve.twcnties-noth.
ing less. If this is not accomplish
ed, | will continue to advertise
largely until every article is sold
| must have means 10 live, at least
in medium comfortable state.
Mrs. Il.
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The Freedmen's Bureau will
present an interesting report to
Congress at its next session, re.
garding the relief afforded to the
Southern people by authority Of
Congress during the period Of fam
inc. Georgia received more aid
than any other State, and Geor
gia, Alabama and South Carolina
more than half Of tho whole amount
expended.
A car ran off the track and fell
down an embankment near Zanes
vile, on Friday, and james Cop
cutt, q brakeman, was instantly
killed. His parents live in CO.
lumbus.
The Printing Bureau Of the Treas
ury Department is printing frac-
tioual currency to the extent OF
100000 daily, that amount being
necessary to replace dcfaced cur.
rency returned for redemption.
Returns from thirty.four coun-.
ties, about one half tho State of
Alabama, are received. The con-
vention has moro than 1000.
votes over the required one half.
Tho voto in favor of a Convcn.
tion in Louisiana, exceeds by T..
600 the number necessary under
the law.
Sixty.eight thousand three hun.
dred and ten acres of public land
were entered at the Denver Land
office in September.
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Notice to Sportsmcn.

A Ill persons are hereby warned againsttres.
IN passing on the premises Of the undersigned
for the purpose of shooting or trapping QuAil
without permission from the ownerJ under
penalty Of beng dealt with according TO the
statute in such case made and provided. =
AMOS GRAHAM, HENRY Mon.
JOSEPH DUN, AMOS SCHRIST.
DAVID DONER, II. BALDIIASER
JOSEPH ACHDEL, SAMUEL BARR'
October Sd, lsG7-3w.
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New Goods at Reduced Prices.

Tuthill & Rigby have just receiv-
ed q large and splendid assort-
ment of New Gold Pens, Wallets,
Pocket Books. Ladies' Portmon.
naies, Satchels, &c., Turkey Nor
rocco Albums, 80 pictures--beauti.
fully ornamented, reduced in price
from So to 81 so. 2S.3t.
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Hats &Caps.

For the best styles OF Hats and
Caps go to Brooks Hat Store.
28-3t
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Iron, lTonii rroHu'

SCRATCH! SCRATCH sCRATeHll!
in from 10 TO 4s hours.
Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Tetter..
Wheaton's Ointment cures Rarbers' Itch
WheatOn's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Whestou's Ointment cures Every kind
OF Humor like Magic.
Price, 80 cents a boxi by yinail. 60 cents Ad-
dress WEEKS &PoT FER, No. 40 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass 4f
For sale by all Dru gists t.rs.
Sept. 2sth, ls67,-1y.
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TO AL WHOM sITsMAY
.ssgo. .,;' CONCERN. ''-s'. 81, 5a.

llR .iNsrW G-rT'-- C-fiV bus HotCn
NOTICE Is MEkEnY GIVEN .hs,
eer, 1867, Mt Lancaster, in The iqihIC hICoIlsclon
ts.,a, pstTlct q ohio. mode seizure ofthoiollog1E
14Keg eontoiains 10 egallOns 'JV1isss.
Said sslsuro being made Becabse the b-antis,
not placed on. saidpackage. N,
Any pauson or persons hlmiug this proper
", are Isqnlrod tdappoaT and make such eIaiH,
within thirty days ffOm date. .
JOHN A, BUNTEn,
rcpl 9th, lsG7-aw. = V~ o''V~
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The yellow fever has made its
appearance in Eicksburg.
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sunsEouENT LErTERs,

The next letter presents moro
in detail the reasonafor her action
in this sad matter, and at the same
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ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE. .coMP2N9
-or- @
q L NJ q 4 NJ M Al
Capital -0-i sa@1, 900, 600
Security by law OF Ohio s,OOO, 900
<. /, JaB. McNEILL, Aqent.

r.. q ''ao'p 1Ac4fEI+-LsAgeat.
Statement Enterprise Ips, Co. July ist, 1867.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and IN Bank, ..... 20, las "a
Real estate unincumbered 10 sSS "a
Bonds ewned by the Company, to,yit: .,t
Par Val. Market Val. -s
U. s. 1905 ,...... siO,0OO sbs.bOo
6-zUs......... -42,o00 45,2OO e'''
f" lO-4O's....s.... b,6DO $500 ta ] "a
Tenn Gpr BIDS 10000 lA2Co. Y''-VO ~ ="
oous ON bonasond mo,,,.,... 1920 %
first lien on ynDinonnlbered re1 .iv
estate. worth double the amount
nab,s ....;'.'......, 75,9G1 28
DeIts for nren,snnas l34,634 o.
accrnau ,ne 0O,61b 20
Furniture and Agency supplies S'ovS 9MS w w
Bills and notes with securities SiG,,np ~ oU
Total assets ts...,................sl 81 .Isa eoo ,y
LIABILITIES. 7daspu
Losses unadjustcfl .s aoz ,,O ~,
al 0'"ef e'A'nis against the COMPANY 2,SsS sS
lliafalities... s5oo,7 -
Assets over liabilities. q,
Amount required for Reinsurance Al a ciS ~
AUDITOR or STArEoTucr.f ,
columbus, Q, July 20, 1857
r. csI.liy that have personally exnIn,nedtbe
anu snd '.S ,Sa Insurance Company OF Cincrnnan,
ana ma the foregoing statement to be coffeot'
oo,. ,os,, JAS. Ii. GOODMAN,
''O'''" ,,.,,j,s Auditor ofState.
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Mrs. LincOln.-- unfortunate

As a matter ofineyitable notori.
ETY. and of public interest, we give
place below to the letters develop
ing the siugOlarproceedings ofthe
widow Of the late President Lin
coin in attempting to dispose of u
portion OF her wardrobe.
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ruE ARTICLES FORWARDED TO NEW
CnlcAUo, Sept. / 1867.

"Mr. Brady, Commission Broker,
G09 Broadway, New York;
II have this day sent you per.
sonal property which am com.
PEELED TO part with, and which you
will find OF considerable value
The articles consist of fonr camc's
hair shawls. II parasol-cover, n dia
mond r.ng, two dress patterns,
some furs, &c. Please have them
appraised, and confer by letter
with me. Very respectfully,
MDG IINGNI ~ y
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AS tho negotiations with Mr..
Brady proceeded, Mrs. Lincoln
doomed il best that her name
should not appear, the reasons for
which are given in tho following
extract from u letter written by
her:t
Extract of leltOr nom Mrs, Llncaln.
"Through the ingratitudo OF the
Republicans toward the memory
OF the lamentod President, the fam,
lily of their chief have been loft to
suffer want and destitution, There,
fore, it is natural to suppose that,
when IL became imperatively nee.
essary for Mrs. Lincoln, the hon.
ored and beloved wilo of the late
President, to dispose Of apparel
and jowolry to enable hor to meet
tho common daily necessities Of
lifc, it was certainly in better taste
that Mrs, Clarke, rather than Mrs,
Lincoln, should appear in the pro.
ceeding. Although in her over.
whelming sorrow she was, by an
ungrateiul Republican party, do.
prived Of her rightful maintenance,
they should appreciate hor dolicaCy
in desiring her truo namo aud their
own ignominy from being known
to the world"
suRsEoUENT LETTERS,
The nexk latter nrosonta moro
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yeighboring Counties.

Sunday School Convention. The seventh
annual sunday School Convention, Of the
Juuiata District, East Baltimore Confer
encc, Methodist Episcopal Church, met at
Bloody Run, Bedford county, on Tues
day, May 18th, 1867. The Rev. Thomas
Barnhart. Presiding Elder of the District,
Presidents: and Rev. j. ID. Stewart Of Iy-
rome. and !. II. Ross of McNeytown, Sec
r,taries. The number of Ministers i'll
attendance was about twenty-five, and
sixty representatives, and it was consld-
cred i'm many respects the best and most
religious Convention a. yet held in the
District Quite an interesting discussion
arose IN regard to policy and benefit of
holding at some future time in this Dis
trirt. a SUNDAY School Institute. Rev. }.
II. Vincent finally consented to hold an
Institute some time in the fall The chill
drcns' meeting, on Wednesday morning,
was very interesting. Addresses were
made by Rev. ID. :. Monroe, Rev. W.
Gwynn, Rev. II. +. Wilson, and Rev. }.
p. Moore, accompanied with singing by
school. Quite number of interesting
remarks were made on the Temperance
question. The following resolution was
Offered and passed:
RcsJtUed, That it is the duty of s. ;.
Officers and Teachers, 10 impress the
principle of Temperance upon the minds
of the children committed 10 their care.
Resolutions were offered and passed as
follows:
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Desertions of Families. eg.-Heretofore wives
and children had bat little remedy against
husbands and fathers deserting them, but
by an act passed by the last villified Leg
islaturc ample provision has been made
for such The new law provides that if
any husband or father separates himself
from his wife and children, or either,
without reasonable cause, or shall neglect
70 maintain his family or any portion OF
il, upon information made by his Wife or
children, or either OF them, or by any
other person, said deserter shall be held
u answer at court. When tried and found
guilty, ne shall be ordered by the court to
pay SUCH 7un - the court may think
proper ao,cXceeding 500 per month for
the maintenance of MS family, and until
II" order is complied with, or bail given,
he shall be kept in prison.
see advertisement of L. S. Revenue
Tax Collector.
\ NJ. /. Camp Meeting will be held
within tAcbounds Of ofMcVeytown Circuit,
commencing on the 18th August.
J fine specimen of Il Grey Eagle,
wounded in the wing on the Seven Noun.
Ia!h~, was brought TO town the other day
tT q MAN from Reading.
Elghj chickens were stolen from the
coop oi Mrs. Narcam, on Third street,
Oh Saturday night a week. No clue has
". been obtained OF their whereabouts.
: basket picnic was held at Granville
last Wednesday, at which large number
@ young folks enjoyed themselves hugely
.A the various modes and manner usual
on such occasions.
Rev. VIM. Howe Of Derry township,
W., somewhat injured on Thursday last
by hay holster striking him in its de
-.cur. caused bv the horses starting sud-
denly.
J. {. Aikcn- Of Armagh township was
thrown from buggy and severely cut on
the head on Saturday night a week OH tie
Aee'isvi.lc pike, the wheels having struck
large stone at Stratford's limestone
quarry.
Several exchanges aver that a Iarre
come. was seen a Jew weeks ago in the
north. The Northern Lights were quite
conspicuous here for several nights about
That time, sending up long strcaks towards
1e zenith somewhat resembling a comet.
T'o|e favored Us with large bowl of
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IF q R - a L
FRYS IN G Err S
Agricultural and Household Implement Agency

ASTlChltuidi anu hOuAthJiu ilIlptlnthi Agency,
LeWIstoWn, Pa.
!. The WORLDS MOWER, warranted the
bert in the world.
2. The WORLDS COMBINED REAPER
AND MOWER, complete that will work easier
than any other, and last q lite-tinc.
;. Two styles CORN PLANTERS-old patents
and wei! known TO DO the work rgat
A So HAND CORN DROPPER very con
veuirnt and rapid.
.. Two Capital Horse Hay Ra%es, viz. SHIRE
MANS ELF-DI>CHAKGINC HORSE RAKE,
AMI the SABINE HORSE RAKE
s. The FARMERS CORN SuELLER, the
best hand-sheer known, and can DE worked by
hUrie- power.
!. 4 new PATENT CHURN. which a child Sax
years old can work with ease.
5. The Genuine BARTLETT SEWING MA
HINE, acknowledged to be equal 10 the high
priced machines yet costs only S2j and S3).
3 The EMPIRE SHUTTLE CRANK MOTION
SEWING MACHINE, the nealest, speediest, and
best $50 machine made.
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Peter Eby has got himself into the Sny-
der county Jail for larceny.
The house of Joseph Smith, of Dun
cans Island, was robbed of over 81, 900 on
Saturday night a week.
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SHOEM S

EOOU V5ITN IUIVsIVHt' lou OF WHICI aIe
under cultivation, well fenced, with run
ming water, balance in good timber. The
S-~-l improvements consist of a
E1II1A two story and basement Stone
HssiR HOUSE, nearly new, Log
szlsassa Barn, and other routbuildings;
an old and young Apple Orchard, cherries,
peaches, and pears. Neighborhood good
i of mile from schoOlhouse, mile
from store and mill. The above is offer
ed cheap and on accommodating terms.
ap24-3m GEO. ROTHROCK.
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Distinguished Arrival.-Gen. Stock, who
has been expected for several days, has at
last made his appearance, and may be
seen at Junkin's Jewclry Store. Ladies
and Gentlemen will find a stock of beau
tiful Travelling Satchels and Cabas.-
Young hopefuls can look at his stock of
Wedding Cards and Envelopes. Those
who send to the cities for Music bad best
examine his stock. His stock of fJewelry,
Watches, &c, is more general than ever
before The above is General Stock"
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rus aA29f U "a .
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

paner Mill.-There has been considera-
ble talk in this county for several years
about erecting paper mill, and although
there are several most excellent sites in
this neighborhood, those who had money
and could have created a remunerative
business. as well as benefited anumber OF
male and female employees, have again
waited until other parties took the mat
ter in hand Workmen, we learn, are now
engaged in putting pthe walls ola build
ING designed for paper mill, at Dull's
mill about two miles southeast of Nc
ycvtown. We hope it will thrive.
Death Of J. ". Boody.-This gentleman,
10 whose untiring industry most of the
ore developments in the upper part ofthe
county are owing died quite suddenly
near Newton Hamilton on Tuesday even
ipa Of last week, while engaged in laying
off = tract of land he had sold to a COM
panv of capitalists, on which it was de-
sirncd to test the gold and silver value of
Mr.. Boody's latest discovery. He was
between 40 and 80 years of age, was a
useful citizen, and had the perseverance
of ten ordinary men.
Counterfeit so Gent Not9.-The most
dangerous counterfeit of this denOmina-
ton yet got up appeared here on Monday
last As long as it is fresh and new it Will
be easily detected by those who are Judges,
but if once worn, it will be extremely diff
fcult to determine the good from the bad.
When compared with agcnuine its defects
one eve on the face and the fine work
on the ends on the back-are apparent.
but in other respects it is we'll calculated
10 deceive nine out Of ten.
E;sanbsa's Saloon has opened for the
summer season, and either Turtle Soup.
Chicken soup, Tripe, and other Refresh
maut, can be had there every evening
during week days, served up in the best
style. An excellent article of Porter has
been added to the liquor stock.
VIII Hens Pay Their Feed.-Barbara L.
Hartzier, Of AIlenville, MiffIin county,
commenced with twenty hens. March lst. .
1855, and ndeHpcrimented one year, to March
lst, 1861. The account stands as follows,
with twenty hens OH hand:
DIR.
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Silk Stripe Mohair Poplin.
SUMMER BALMORALS,

LUSTERS, ALL WOOL DELAINS, La,
very cheap, Cambria Ginghams,
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soft finished Cambria for Skirts. very fine
article, Plain Cambria, Barred Cambria from
% cents up. Full line Calico from 10 cents
up, can't be beat either in price, quality or
style. Another lot of those cheap HOOP
SKIRTS; these are selling very fast and we
intend to keep up our stock. Ladies, before
you purchase, look at them, they are very
cheap Cotton and Linen Table Diaper. La
dies Cloaking. We have full line of La
dies and Childrens Stockings which we think
you will fad to be cheaper than any other
House in town has them.
Our stock of Cloths, Cassimers, Jeans.
Linen Drills, Coat Linens, &c, for Men and
Boys we are also selling very cheap. These
will be made up to order if desired
In fact, all cur goods have been bought
with care and at the lowest prices and our
EXPENSES teing small, and we being satisfied
with small profits. we are satisfied you will
save money by buying good of Us.
Eay- We pay the highest prices for Wool
Butter. Eggs, Potatoes. Dried apples &c. in
goods. iuue5
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DR.. Thompson, Surgeon Dentist, has
found it necessary to discontinue his rrac-
tice at other points, the increased business
requiring his constant attention at home.
lie has all the latest improvements in
dentistry, by which he is enabled to oper-
ate on teeth without those painful resorts
that used to render an extraction a subject
of dread. Ladies and gentlemen will find
for sale at his establishment, near the
Red Lion Hotel a FRAGRANT TOILET
MOURN WASH, which heals the gums,
cleans the teeth, sweetens the breath, and
makes the mouth a paradise. "a