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THE CAUsEwAY.-Tae repairs to the cause
way across the moutn OF the Canal at the foot
OF 18th street were Yesterday completed, under
she supervision OF the Canal Commissioners,
necessary by reason of a portion of the strac
ture being washed by the heavy floods and
the whole expense of the repairs has been but
s2e5, instead Of $1,000 as was reported.
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PERSONAL,


TMPoRTANT.,,An opportunity offers itself for
il egs t. 2ddlsss IS ss
Washington, D. q. MOO '''' IT. IT.
&l,Ooo OR $4,000 TO LOAN, SECURED on
- real estate: Also. medium sized HQgSE,
Box ssS; P. o., giving real name and number.
TINS is e G1FE SSrd NoT HE the 9th
day ofSeptember "A D 1857 "a warrant in bankrupt
81 Ws.Ras soS
wa0 has been 9n. sdg 9Sg BANKRUPT on his
sueh bsnkrups, e him q for his ass snd ths trans
said
rup. to g1sSe their debts and to ehs:se one Or
q BANKRUPTCY to 30 holden at the CITY Han in the
CITY, Of Na .ti g before j. sayles Breyn,
DAVID 8. COOLING,
O. 8. Marshal, D. c., rs Messenger.
SEPTEMBER IL, 1867. IT.
nR. THEODORE HANSMANN,,
~ 49l Seventh street west,
DR. RosETTE, Office / rs ID street. between B
and G, attends professionally in all cases of q
private nature-his practice embraces the latest
and most scientific discoveries. The Doctor makes
speciality of female obstructions. se 6-st*
MRS NJ. M BANGS, FEMALE PHYSICIAN,
between 9th and 10th SITS. h'.a Sc SIT.
You CAN NEvER MAKE THE TRIP ON
i Buchu or Samaritan humbugs.5 See DR.. OAR
BY, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, on It'll ST., and be
cured permanently. Sc 4-lm*-
nOCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
~ be consulted BY ladies in need Of the services
of skillful and reliable physician at his Office No
499 7th street, Washington, d. c., daily, from 4
o'clock in the morning until o'clock, and at his
Office in Baltimore, Md, SIX North street, from
f. 10 ~ s Th .h are strictly
Wsshinston Arpointments nv etto 1ous III, IN
once Viii s. 1ithfuy attended, to. '' an ,s ai.im
NR. Q ". sONNENSCHMIDT, HOMEOP1TH.
IL 10 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, -
No. 40 Mass avenue, between 9th and 7th sts.,
offers his pHofessional services to the citizens OF
Wsshington. Once hours from 8 to II =: m and
! T AIDES PLEAHE BEAD THTS.-WILIAM
IL PRINCE, 43S 9Th street. has about six hun.
bred t6Qol wei.made stamps Of elegant designs for
Embroidery, Braid, &C., that he will sell cheap the
ion furnish Cushisn. and Brushes, snd explain
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing 10 !
small capital should cali It once. e11 jeS
TONFmENTIAL.-Youn men Who have In
~ jured Themselves by certain secret habits which
unfit them for eusineee, pleasure, the duties Of
married iifsi si n and Old men who,
Themselves under thu treatment Of any one, should
frst read s. The Secret Friend" Married ladies
viii learn something Of importance By perusins
sssisd spyelSPs On receipt Of = sests Address Dr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the
Star Off ce counter. -.
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and Miller had before Justice Walter the
colored woman, Nancy Parpel, arrested some
Gays since on warrant issue at the inst lance
OF her father, Romulus Green, charging her
with fraud, by representing herself asthe only
heir OF Stephen Green. her brother, and OBJ
tanning, through the Claim Division OF the
fIeedmeDs' Bureau, $500 in bounty and back
pay, and after hearing the evidence, the JUS
nce committed her to Jail for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

SALE OF FURNITURE AT THE CAPITOL
Messrs. ]. b. Wheeler & Co, auctioneers, sold
this morHing in the northeast vestibule, near
the east front of the House OF Represents.
tives, large lot of furniture, carpets, &C., re-
moved from the building to give place to new.
The atten dance OF ladies and gentlemen was
numerous, the bidding spirited, and prices
realized very good. For instance, carpet
with green figure brought 80 a yard, and
others varied in prices from that down to
sl.45, only one selling as low as so cents So
fas and arm chairs, much worn, sold at from
S15 to S22. one sofa, small and dilapidated,
selling at SIT So and other articles at cores
pondiBg prices The Speakers chair in
the House of Representatives, large, old,
easy sitting concern, brought $50, and two
antiquated arm chairs, with faded green vel
vet cushions and backs. said to have been the
tavorlte chars OF John @ uincy Adams, brought
each S25. A large lot OF straw mating, con-
siderably worn, sold from 1925 to Sl015 per
roll, of from fifteen to fifty yards each. TWEEN
ty-fiye dollars were paid for lot OF about
thirty light cane seat, half.arm chairs, much
worn and requiring extensive repairing. Al
together the sale was success, and prices ob.
tanned fully equi valent to the value Of the
goods sold. Most of the carpets were of Eng.
lish lmportation-fadeda and well worn.
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Transformation can Franc afford to sell
Gents Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store of this city!
Answer.-He buys ALL his goods for cash
sells m ore Of them-and is satisfied with smaller
profits. So,
Call at 494 18th street, between ID and E, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. 1851:
WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE.-Apply at the
Star Office.
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WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS,
who will shortly have to put on BalmoraIs,
TO have them stamped in imitation of braid,
now SO fashionable In New York, giving the
sktrt neat appearance, and not half the cost
OF bralding. VIM. Prince, Ninth street. is the
only one here who stamps in fast colors. For
childrens clothing ladies will flnd this great
saving 73DD.
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CHARGE WITHDRAwN-This morning, when
the case OF VIM. Rutherford was about being
called before Justice Walter-he having been
arrested yesterday by detectives Coombs and
and Miller on warrant issued by Justice d.
X. Smith on An oath Of Henrietta Fenier,
charging him with the larceny OF q pawn
ticket representing q watch and chain valued
at S9C-the complainant announced that she
would withdraw the charge, which originated
III q loaE Of money 10 her hy MIR. Rutherford
II is understood that MIR. Rutherford returns
the watch to the complainant. and also pays
Tor the chain which had been lost or stolen
since 1t came into his possession, and she paws
BIN the amount due him. There was quite a
crowd at the Justices office, anxious to hear
the Trial, but they were disappointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-11

THE FRET-Dr. White, Chiropodist, 42i
Pennsylvania avenue, between Four -aud.a.
halfand Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Mails, &C., without pain. Once hours
from q. m. to D. m
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BOARDING..

BOARDlNG.
NICELY FURNIsHED PARLORs AND BED
~ ROOMS on the first and second floors for rent,
with or without Board. Terms moderate. No. 50
9th st. bet. and La. avenue. Sc 7-Im*
EIOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
l. with or without board. Apply at 46l 18th,
between and f streets, D-lmf
COX FOB BOARD, ROOMS, PARLOR, Baths
DZC and Gaslight at the Farmers Boarding
House, on Penn'a avenue, near the corner of AZ
street. au A-tOcl*
Umpire HOUSE, 456 Pennsylvania avenue
II ACCOMMODATION for 100 Guests.S2 day.
Monthly Boarders, two in room, $50 each
month. Monthly Attic Boarders, two in room,
$50 each. Hot and cold water Baths free.
au Is lm*
TOR RENT-Seyeral neatly furnished and we'll
Il located ROOMS, with or without board Apply
at SIC X street, between 4th and 6th au l3-tf
COUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree.
~ able private residence, with liberal table and
every necessary comfort. Location, Washington
Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, $40 per
week. For address apply at the Star Q0Ge. je13tf
TABLE BOARD. at No. AGA 10th street, few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms 1925 POI
month. del6-n
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BIDS OPENBD.-At noon to-day. Mr. W. A.
Fletcher, Commissioner of the Sixth Ward,
opened, IN the May or's Office, bids for grading
ana graVeliing street south, from / III to 18th
street east, and 10th street, from Pennsylyania
avenue to east Capitol street. The bids for the
nrst named street We're as follows: VIM Buck
ley, IA Cts. for grading, 6 cts for grayellipg:
Ihos Joyce, Il cts. for grading. CTS. for gra
Yelling; George W. Leonard. Il cts for era-
dug, cts. for eraveliiug; VIM. Fletcher, 30
cts for grading cts. for gravellIng: Samuel
Gregg. 10 cts. for grading, OK cts for gravel.
ing b Flynn Go, 10 cts for grading G cts
Tor gravell!Dg; SamueI Cook, Is cts for era-
ding. cts. for gravelling John G.. Stafford,
- cts. for grading. 6 cts for gravelling; John
Nagle, 16 cts for grading. cts. for gravplling:
James Fitzpatrick, IA Gus. tor grading, 6 cts
for PraveliirR. % -
The bids for the latter were as follows: VIM.
Buch!y, ID for grading, graveilin9; Flynn
q Co, 10 for grading. 6 travelling: James
fitzpatrick, Is for grading, ~ graveIIlne; VIM,
fletcher. le for grading, 10 gravelling: Samuel
guy, l5h for grading, gravelling; Geo w.
Leonard, IA for grading gravelline; s. Cook,
70 ior grading, gravelling; John G. Stafford,
~ Tor grading. IL travelling; p. Cullinaue llX
Tor grading, 64 graveIIine: John Naglp, ls for
grading. travelling. The Mayor awarded
the contracts 10 John G. Stafford, for street.
and p. Cullinane, for Tenth street.
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CHARsE OF LARCENY This morning de.
Bowen, sias "a Foxey," on the charge of the
larceny OF clo'hing from Wealthy Pouison,
cniored. and be was locked up at neado uar ,
.ers fCr hearing. IL Is alleged that be went
10 the com piainant's house 10 sell goods snn.
posed to have been stolen, and took lot of
goods as be was leaving There lie also ar.
o her charge against him OF the larceny OF car.
penter's tools. ~ s Q = 4
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s. SLATE ROOFING done by GAULT & VIE
LIAMS, Tenth street and Canal. Repairing
promptly attended TO. au20- 2ws
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FUGITIVE FRoM JusrICE.-Yesterday After
noon BIZ. James Burnett, friend OF Frank
bradbury, who was assaulted at the Marshai
House in Alexandria rs alleged by James
~tstcott, came 70 this city and procured from
Justice Barnaclo a warrant for the latter,
charging HIM with being fugitive from JUS
lice, and " was placed IN the hands of Lieut.
Kelly Gin charge Of the dstectives,) and Detec.
accused near the Narional Theatre Westcott
dckhow ledged the service of the warrant, and
hccompsnfed the officer TO Police Headq aar-
.ersr where ne remained during the Dteht, and
,hls morning, in the custody OF MT. McUevft,
he went to Alexandra to answer the charge.
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70 HAVE YOUR
HOGSES REPAIRED,

That they may be tenantable during the winter
season. Have your smoky and dilapidated chin
reset, burned Crates, Ranges and Ovens put In
repair, treachereus Walls undcrpinned and prop
erly secured stained and dingy Brick Fronts nicely
-. RYsON A. MURPHY, BR!CKLAYER,
Will We prompt attention to all orders in his line
left at 222 Fl street, between 10th and 2lst or ct
the Star or Post Office. tk8 r Sc S-6tA
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STRAY CHiLD-Last night, oseph Bryon, a
coiored man, brought TO the Eighth Precinct
STATION white female infant, which had been
FOUND among some rose bushes in a garden on
south b street, between s.n and 7th streets east
eccnPied BY colored man named Howard,
and delivered X TO officer Joseph T. Gordon.
who will see that IL 10 cared for in bis family
untii 1t can be othervise provided for The
infant was well dressed, ana Is apparently
about two weeks old, and pinned to its dress
was tne following note, IN toleraoly fair hand.
Writing:-"I am poor young eirl from the
country. and have been so unfortunate as 10 be
seceived- would like for this infant 10 be
my self TO- hope to be forgiven for this. I
would Ike for II 10 carried to some Catholic
orphan asylum for little infants" 1t il gen.
eraiiy supposed that the infant is the child OF
ri RESIDING in that sc ction Of the civ. who's.
Trends are making every effort to keep the
matter still.
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81 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
With many thanks for the liberal patronage
hitherto we have for the convenience OF the trade
exelnsiyely to the trade our James s. Welch best
sively Of our own manufacture By this arrange
ment the purchaser is saved the expense Of haul
ing from Georget9wn Also, for sale all the differ
Sc 6-lm% 'il' HERR WEIGH,
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Ebensburg, Oct. "a, 1867.
SHERIFF'S SALES. BY virtue

SHERIFF.S SALES. BY Write
~ of a writ of Vend Erpon issued ont of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria coun-
ty and to me directed, there Will be exposed
to Public Sale, at the Court House in Ebens-
burg, on Saturday. the 9th day Of Nocembcr
nert, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following Real
Estate, to wit: All the light, title and inter
est of Joseph Cole, of. in and to a lot of
ground situated in the Borough of Carroll
town, Cambria county, fronting on Main
street and extending back to an alley, ad-
joining lot of Lawrence Schroth on the south
and street on the north, having thereon
erected two story frame tavern stand,
one story frame house, a one story plank Of
flee. frame carpenter shop and frame sta
bic, now IN the occupancy of said JOS Cole.
Also, all the right. title and interest of
joseph Cole, of. in and 20 piece or parcel
of land situated in the townships of Chest
and Susquehanna, adjoining lands of Francis
Baker, Nicholas Helfrich. and others, con-
tainlng one hunalrsd aud thirteen acres, more
or less. having thereon erect d, steam saw
mill. plank house and plank stale, now in
the occupancy Of Joseph Gle and Francis j.
Barberich.
Taken III execution and TO be sold at the
suit OF Miller X R'cketson.
JAMES MYERS; Sheriff
Shin 3 Otlce, Eoenshurg, Oct. "a, 1867 st
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MARI led.

BRALLIER-WAREHAM.-Atth the res
idence of the officiating clergyman, in Ty-
rome. Blair county. on the 10th inst, by Rev.
II. r. Holsnger, Mr.. L. Roberts Bratlier and
Miss Susie Wareham, both of BIackIick tp.,
this county.
The happy couple did not forget the prin-
ter, and we cannot do less than wish them
an a dance of the choicest ble 81 IS We
sincerely hope that peace and contentment
will ever find place at their freside, and
that the little responsibilities which follow n
the train of welded bliss will only add to
their mutual happiness throughout life.
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DIED.

JONES.-In this place. OF Friday even
last, Griffith Jones, aged ab-'It so years.
We first knew the deceased in 1889. when
his mini was but slightly eccentric. Some
years afterwards, however, his mind became
So impaired that he was sent to the State
Insane Asylum, from which institution g
subsequently escaped. and for many years
has been residing in our town and its vciI :
itv. He pwas entirely harml s. and very
kind hearted. His health Ead been bad for
several months, but he had been moving
about until the day of his death.
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a. E [ S & r E u 7 II =,
W JOi,hstOyvn, Pa,
BOOKSELLERS, STATlONERS

MANUFACTURES OF BLANK BOOKS,
PORTE-M0NAIS. PAPER BONES
AND LOOKING GLASSES.
Looking Glass and Picture Frames always
on hand, and made to order. A large and
most complete assortment of Drawing Room
and Miscellaneous Pictures, consisting of
Chromos, Paintings in Oil, Steel Plate En-
cravings, Plain and Celored Autographs,
Oil Prints, Photographs and Wood Cuts
This collection embraces a selection of large
sized match pictures of Landscape and Do
mestlc Scenes and Portraits, and 5000 diff
ferent varieties of Card Photographs of prom.
iaent men, comic and sentimental scenes and
copies of subjects by celebrated artists. We
have also varied assortment of BIBLES,
PRAYER. HYMN and SCHOOL BOOKS,
HISTORIES, BIOGRAPHIES, NOVELS,
&c. Religious Prints and Emblems in great
variety, and the largest and most complete
stock Of STATIONERY ever brought to this
county. 500 new and beautiful styles of
WALL PAPER, including an assortment of
Potter's celebrated English make, for which
we are sole agents in this locality. These
Wall Papers are handsomer in design, supe-
rior in finish, and q inches wider than any
other make.
The'citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity are
respectfully notified that we make BOOK
BINDING and the manufacture of BLANK
BOOKS speciality. All work promptly
executed at moderate rates.
0o-Store on corner of Clinton and Locust
streets, Immediately opposite Foster House.
Johnstowp, Oct. q, l867.-n,
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FATHER LEMKE.-We clip from the Her.
aid, Elizabeth city, n. j., the following no
tice of the labors Of Father Henry Lemke in
his new sphere. Everything with which
his name is connected possesses an interest
for the admirers of the venerable priest
We need scarcely explain that our Carroll
town is coEfounded with Car:o!lton, Mary
land:
Nh. EDIToR-On the first Sunday of Oc-
tobcr the commencement of another impor>
tlnt religious improvement will be made in
our city. A solemn laying of the corner
stone of a German Catholic school house, to
be erected on that fine property OF the cor
ner of Magnolia and Spring streets, which
Rev. II. Lemke purchased about four years
since, and has recently commenced to i'm
prove. The purchase of this large plot of
ground by the Rev. Father Henry was
matter of surprise to his congregation, many
of whom wondered what he intended to use
it for, but now the mystery has been re-
vealed. Last Sunday tie venerable pastor
of st. Michael's announced that he had OBJ
tanned the appreciation of the Bishop, and
consent of his congregation, to transfer the
old church site at Smith street to this new
and more suitable location, which he had by
lis own means purchased, but now entirely
devotes to this religious purpose.
1t is intended, however, to commence first
with the School and Sisters house, which
will be at the same time large enough to re-
ceive the otphans Lot only of the German
Catholic Church of this city, but also those
of other cities Of the diocese. 1t will, we
understand, be large and imposing struc>
ture, Sc feet wide by 100 feet long, and 2
1-2 stories high. We have no doubt of the
speedy completion of this new work, as il is
not the flst institution of this kind that
Father Henry has inaugurated and success
fully carried out. We noticed a short time
since, in one Of the Pennsylvania journals,
alluding to his purchase Of large tract of
land in Cambria county, Pa, where he com
,nenced and reared the infant settlement,
Carrolltown. home Of the first Catholic Bish-
op Of the United States. This has since
grown into large and fourisLing place,
/ with religious institutions belonging to the
Benedictines. May his undertaking now,
! though not SO extensive as his former one,
/ be equally advantageous to his flock.
/ The Vicar General Of the Diocese, Rev. B
/ j. MQuaid, will lay tie corner stone at 8
O'Clock, Sunday, Oct. 7. and address the l'eo-
pie A large turn out Of the Catholic con.
1 grag.tsons is expected.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The General Transatlantic cCompaay's Splen-
did Mail Steamships
81 Laurent, BocaHde, Saturday, Oct. g.
Peretre. Duchesne, Satusday, Oct. 10
Ettte de Paris, Sdrmont, Saturday, Nov. 2.
Europe. LemG0rie. Saturday, Nov. Is.
To Brest or Havre. (wine included, } First
Cabin, $l6O; Second Cabin, $85, (iE goId),
These Steamers do not carry Steerage Past
sengers. GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent,
90 Broadway, New York.
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MANHOOD AND THE V1GOR or YOUTH

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1'A RESTORED IN FOUR WEEKS
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give way at once to this wonderful medicine,
if taken regularly according to the directions
(Which are very simple, and require no re-
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Is impossible. Sold in bottles at So, or four
quantities in one for So To be had only Of
the sole appointed agent in America. HER
MAN GEUZEN, 323 Bowery and 205 %
Avenue, New York
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a GENTS WANTED.-To INSURANCE
"A AGENTS, &C., &c.-We wish to secure
an agent in every city of more than 5000
population, to act for us in canvassing for
business. A man who is already establish
ed in some occupation which allows him a
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is an opportunity for active men to secure a
profitable connection with the best AdvertiS-
ing Agency in the United States. Address.
with full particulars, references, &C., GEO.
P. ROWELL & CO., 40 Park Row, n. Y.
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
"A RGAGE.-T'ke Cheapest Book tcer PuG-
Lsked, containing nearly 800 pages a.. d $50
fine plates and engraviugs of TIE Anatomy
of the Human Organs in state OF Health
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and their DePlorablc Consequences upon the
Mind and Body, with tie Author's Plan Of
Treatment-tbe only rational and successful
mode of Cure, as shown by the report Of cases
treatei. \ truthful adviser to the married
aud those contemplating marriage who en-
tertain doubts of their physical condition
Sent free of postage TO any address, ON re-
ceipt of 30 cents in stamps or currency, by
addressing DR. La GROIN, No. 81 Maiden
Lane, Albany. n. Y. The author NAV be
consulted upon any of the diseases up.gn
which his book treats. either perscnallq or
by mail. Medicines sent to any part OF the
world.
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A GENTS WANTED-sIO to $40 day
"A to introduce our new patent STAR
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
$40. 1t uses two threads, and makes the
genuine Lock Stitch. All other low priced
machines make the Chain Stitch Exclusive
territory given. Send for circulars. VIC.
WILSON & Co.. Manufacturers. Cleveland, o.
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WE ARE COMING.

And will present to any person sending us a
club in our Great One Price Sale Of Dry and
Fancy Goods, &C., Silk Dress Pattern,
Piece of Sheeting. Watch. &c free of cost.
Catalogue of goods. and sample, sent to any
address free. Address j. S. HAYES &
CO, 30 Hanover ST., Boston, Mass. 2. o.
Box 5l25.
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G7S TO 500 per month, and travelling
d - expenses, paid good agents to sell our
Patent EoerldSting White Wire Clothes Lines.
State age and address AmericGn Wire Co.,
l62 Broadway, N. Y.
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New SToCK.-Mr. Y. S. Barker has Just
opened one Of the largest. cheapest and
prettiest assortments of Fall and Winter
goods to be found in the county. If you
want TO get something neat and cheap, just
drop in and see him. No charge for show
ing goods.