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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
NUlI.A DIES sINA LlNEAl

$50 - - ANhAhi.a
Known ., the "SANATuRIAN, /" the Great cure,
"' Throne Diseases, viii again visit
hE 4; S,l. Monday TN "Wednesday, January,
RI ll.ANn, THURSDAY, Friday and s,,url.y
j., January " I and Is, at RarlWrll House.
lAlllANlN Jan, - and 81
W tpt IINLh Jan, a aud IS, anl Feb. "A
and p.
THIRTEENTH YEAR.
INFAEALLELED sUCCEsst
SCRoFULAt
H. eurs, the worst cn,..,.
I L RS OF THE NECK.
">1iue time Owe mentioned the ease Of A
Young sltl m Vermont, attended by Dr. Irabtrs
Of thi, city, who Wa, suffering nom a ,croiulous
Hnlarst mtut II the u",k, a photograph showing
That her neck Was much wider than her face
"a lcr ia ,rabtrr's treatment she has ~ far NJ.
lovvrcd that the CnlArscment has entirely subsidized
tul p,r>Hns WHO saw her m tins city a DAY on two
49, consider the eufc most remarkable" Cuurant
ct July y, lNU1,
tArARRH AND CONSUMPTION CURED
Mr. lariug thAsc, OF p,aCham, requests Us 10
publish the following. 81 have been AN invalid
under medical care alnye years, and unable 70
10 any work, having Liver Complaint, Catarrh
ana Ht last, Consumption. Being on
TIE "N" % DESPAIR, W. applied 20 nr Cr.thtr,. the
>a}iAturan, BN ms truAtmaut | have got well
Ia a short time have spun 40 ,kvgns u yarn ana
10 ny Homework I have now uo cough. nirh,
,WFa'S oT any other lit'icultv
MRS loEING CHASE.
TRETIN GOUu.
\ christian old lady, little near sighted fro,n
too frequent plnehr, 81 Maalhuy, seeing the name
4 ">auaiuuln' IN our paper, exclaimed LAND,
u she hooi NawAriian amt coming again, Now
Nj. ------------, oAu he eurpl OF the rheumatic
ui aunt Polly ~ the tll1t--lnCrpa-c- li1iosyu-
Grassy ty llr Han calls hgT complaint" and after
-a'fm- d., family lhh" tHr-td about It, she went
cat 10 tell her ut.ighburs. 49, North star
THE CROWD INCREASES.
pr. Cnbtre closed his visits Tor the season
last Monday, after treating greater number of
patients than a. any former VISIT We arr IN
formed by Captain Little that his house was
crowded during the last Of his STAY, many beiny
obliged to go away Tor lack Of time 10 see them
\ landlord in nclshhoring town. St Johnsburys
says " In an experience Of tweuty-el,ht years in
hotel keeping, h. has never known a travelling
physician % increase the number 81 hi. PATIENTS
AZ each visit, and 20 draw 50 highly a r,r., table
class Of persons AS doc, pr. Cuhtro" Barton
VI, Paper
here.
Burlington Timr,. food success. ~ Chr. and his
Uuucr visits.
So Clu.ulars .
REMARKABLE CURES"
DR.. l. W. ADAMS. AGENT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
I HAVE OVER FIFTY FARMS

IN this and adjoining counties for sale, and
having but just returned IRON two months ray
IN Northern Missouri, can give valuable lniorInA-
ton TO any wishing 20 e. TO that state OF 20 thoSo
wishing 20 invest thore tor the sake OF investment
There is Large emigration now pouring INTO
Missouri and the state IS FAST being settled up by
a good enterprise and industuou, ST OF people
from the Middle and Eastern statcs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
WILL UPON APPLICATION.

l WILL UPON APPLICATION,
Furnish printed maps and printed document,
u the
HANNIBAL. AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
showing the location u al their lands bu tho line
Of the road Tor sale tbs favorable OF terms
They have about 10000 acre. now unSold, which
Is oferei n pr,ces varying from - 90 ST. lr ayr
shu on ten ytars credit al slr Ter cont interest
And what better chance can man, even Of iao,l-
eJr e means, ask to secure HIM home IN what d
y all conceded Ia 10 the tnSst state Great
West. There Is not the slightest doubt in my mind
that before the time expires that he has tousht
his land on, the same land will BE worth tom
thirty to fifty dollars per acre
can oiier several improved farms nn tar line o.,
the Hannibal and -. Joseph Ealliuai yar.lu, T.,
pure tTum 50 IN $50 pr acre
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A LSo FoRSALEIN sHoREHAM

I AND ORWELL, VT, one Of the fines,
DAIRY and stock Farms in the State, Consisting al
tour hundred acres q ehUIte land, well wa,errt
and wooded with extra god buildings, lau.r
harns-one Of which Gust over 5000 meadows all
level and moved With machine: tho fam M.
Niutduns 10 COWS and OVER t1o sheen, basldr,
teams, &c, and wsll L. sold low and on very adj
Naniaecous terms OF payment, bu, a snail I,r.
eentaSe inquired down, aud bs'aup- Ga lnug an,
Il desired, This farm ls hara % boat For fur
thcr information apply to
FRANKLIN POST, wslnsiorl, ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

GENERAL MEApE.-Gn. Meade. it
would seem, j., not disposed To do Mr..
Johnsous work for the rebels. Hancock
fashion; bat has an eye to the observance
Of the laws of Congress rs his imperative
guide in the administration of affairs in
his department. Hcis understood to have
decided that the members of the Georgia
Constitutional Convention must be paid
for their services. though the rebel state
treasurer had de, Lined 10 furnish a dollar
for that purpose. Gen. Meade is too good
Union soldier to permit rebels to rule
him, and we do not see that Mr. johnson
has made anything for himself or his
friends by appointing the old commander
Of the army Of the Potomac in the place
Of Pope, removed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

There were ten fires at Saratoga
Stirring. last year, with los. of $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

EURorE-The new British envoy t,
the United States, Mr. Edward Thornton
sailed for New York on saturday.
The Baron de Rudherg, Russian Min.
lister 10 France. is 10 fill an important I,o-
,ition at the court of ST. Pctcrsburgh.
The adjourned session of the Italian
Parliament was resumed SATURDAY. when
Minister Mcnabrca, in speech, urged
the members 10 unite 9th the govern
mcnt III rcsisi,ting revolutions and up
holding the national credit.
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Tor SALE.

One Of the best located Tin shoI. in Vermont.
nally established now doing lansu and profitable
business. The above Is located in nounshlng
village m the midst Of larr aud wealthy farming
Veuathuli'S The building consist. ut \ large new
shop ~ by SIS feet in size, two stnris-, hiyh ana
WIN shvd Ia rear, and occupying the hest o1rncf
1oe ior bushes. IN the place, The building Gust
v'et ssuVe. iht owner washing 10 10 IVES, otirfs
manufactured goods, pedders' carts, Sc, includin,
one complete set Of machinery aud threc full nj.
nt tools, ali OF the most unproyei patterns aud
styles. The business As now earned GA amounts
10 over $4,000 p,T ySar, which could BE- ea,iiy,
doubled, and profit. larse, II is doubtful II there
II another location IN Vermont Possessing equal
advantages ioI The carrying on Of large and sue
eessfu Tin and Stove business The entire nun.
chase OF both the real estate and personal prulr,y
VIII tall below O. 900, and not better Investment
can Is made IN Vermont Time gwen on a part
OF the purchase money II aosiryi For fan PAR
uealan apply TO the undersigned At Waillagt1ri.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16

PorrLATiNG rnE WEsr.-From De,
c,mber, 1866, to December. 1867. the num-
Der Of cmigraut, passing through Column
bus Ohio alorc was forty-thrcc Thousand.
and tie population Of Ohio was increased
during the same period bv the permanent
settlement Of nae foreigners, mostly
Germans, within its boundaries. Mis-
souri, received similar addition of H.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
ORWELL
MlDDI.EBURY, g.. Sc.

And have besides large liz, ut buyer, that " Ill
within the next sixty day, buy .uurW here
Therefore il will be Tor the interest Of both sellar
and buyer to give me a call No charges ma-lc
unless effect a sale OF property entrusted To- my
care.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-16
4 NNUAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL,

A NM AL MI SlCAL FESTIVAL.
4 +. J. Fairs Quadrille Band will hold their
Farewell Musical and TcrTsichorean Festival in
the Town Hall, Brandon, Vt, Thursday evening,
Jan. 10, 1865. Music by Halls celebrated Brass
and String Band OF Boston.
~ Grand Concert from : till o'clock. 9
Admission to concert and dance 81 so per couple.
Single admission to concert IS cents
The Rutland & Burlington Railroad will carry
Tor fare one way lan3d&wlw
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ieledifinal.

THIRD VISIT, NEW CURES
L NEW CURES,
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BuCEwnEAT.--Thc following are the
statistics rclati~c to Buckwheat raised in
AnrIun1lt lur;nn .l1n NDa1. lSGG
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GEre1ntetEaQeneer.
seros.ln' . slrams.
Br JosERn ". rARKEn.


TFoth mas, asis the rigorous Dlmocrats" foe,
tn9 scb rS5saliy onpGddsa who cot mp the
or takln' for chafetain frind o. the Nasur,
An .stMopPn the asses while crossinf the
The s,i1,Sgw ee thaSe wasn't near the Assem-
ofDemecrats false, or hssd tho,t ii a shame
Tosend the Sham party olane down to DIS
By s,Nospih' the aa,es While erossln' the
what 3. eSwld, hearted rogue not to think OF
The l3otaS,s,. t6st was drunk. an the fools
The nate, purity badgesI-bad luck to his
Bad Luck % SIGH sEoppin, in erossin, a
slramels
"Yer man can't be-" bowId Horatio was
AM IssyEnin'' on two. like fellow what's
Falz, . Tt{Is he though. Of that comic old
About shopping asses while croEsIn' a
Tare an 'ounsi what II Blair dog hem may
An! Wis y s Ssoss thundsrlp' letters. an nre
Hen niYer % qulst or dayeently aisy
Over swoPptn' OF asses while efoszin' a
strame.
Ladsl we fought on the ould Hne the whole
Wild our brave hayro Grant-an' were
proud o. the name
An me i9 g :h, boy schuyler-theb bully
Fethi wen not swop our Iayders In crossin'
the strame. r l.s.ss-
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WHAT They ATE AT, SARAroaA.-
ConEress Hall, Saratoga, accommoda-
ted during the season, from June IS to
September 10, over 10, goo peEsoEs DuL
chickens, $50 600 eggs IS. 600 pounds of
beef, and q, 600 pounds of lamb. OF
mutton it used 10. 600 pounds; veal,
3. 900 pounds; of turkeys, ], 500; and OF
other toWlsT GOO. Each person OF the
10. o0Q ate an ayerageof three dozen eggs
and four ckens-the publication of
which fact ought 70 make acackIing
through the country. The hotel used
an average of !, 600 egZs and 500 fowls
q day for three months.-IFoy Times.
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FAREWELL
BY snNAr WAN nhrn,1r,... !.

zsSf n u - - - =
The, day Is mot SO near Ms. ,vbi1a Il i
passing as when 1t is past n h ~ fsT
SHUTDOWN when work slaekens and IA
that we look back upon the dsvS% ~ ~ ~
Renee in perspective. The denSTtino,
light, the receding forms the - - s
mystery made by the light and shSfjs
quick the Imagination, and il reviyes
and dresses out again the experiences 81
Not unlike this are the Experienced OF
autumn. The summer Is nearer to our
hearts when it has gone than while ii
brooded the earth with effulgent wings.
June and October are, in this latitude:
The pre-emtnent months OF the year.
June e1h1bits the might and October
the glory OF the season. But June ib
almost hidden by its own fullness and
neWness. The very gorgeousness of
October proclafnls the change which has
come. This glory of color is significant.
Not so does nature advance, but so she
departs; and these stains of gold and
OF blood in all the forests are funeral
siE EEss !, +-sr if.,sy ~.
out of my cottage window upon the
bills and forests and see the colors
growing brighter every day. The
weeks of deep repose are over. i am
taking my last joy OF the country. 1
am looking back and thinking OF sum.
mer, now that il is passed. Lam not
sad. But am not glad. These places,
these trees, these vines and shrubs,
these flowers, have been my compan.
ions all summer. It is not the pleasure
which they have given that L most
value. They have Cleansed me from
the dust of life in the city. They have
cooled me TOO warm blood and too
eager strife. They have brought me
back to nature, and taught me TO feel
that Belong not to men alone, but to
the whole of nature. fsel the bonds
which hold me to universal being
to that below me as well as to that
above-evens to the unconscious life of
the vegetable kingdom as well as to
sentiment and moral life. am not
ashamed to ownsthat / leave these
things which, day by day, all summer,
have been as humble companions, with
the feeling that one has who will see
the faces no more of those whom he
Those who live eontentedly In cities
and towns will not understand the
strong local attachment which NAV
spring mp to those who learn to use
the country Alright. Nor can those who
hy actoss the country, as mere rovers,
every summer, on some different line,
carrying city Injuries and city COM
pany with them, and using rural scenes
as u new frame in which TO set old dis
understand the calm, the
sweetness, the deep content, of those
VINO have homo in the countrv, and
grow to It year by year. Every tree
has face of its own. every vine and
shrub, the very paths, the moss that
sucks moisture in damp places, the |
birds, the insects, have their familiar |
influence. / leave them sorrowfuTIy. |
Winds will drive away my birds. |
Frost willsmits my flowers. The winds
that all summer cushioned themselves
upon murmuring leaves will strike
now upon bare branches, and, shrill
sounding, hasten on. Farewell i-Netp
York Ledger.
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8tat aa8etlIs 90.
ST.. I,ouis and ,Iron Monnfsin

DAIHROAD COH1PAHRsa Seven per
III cent first Mortgage Bonds. FebruaEy
eompleted road % Pilot Knob are now. more
ri! E1S,n the interest on the entirg mogtgage.
ts s sSsss9s q thsss h9ss sF ss Sg e
SsS sSe6s on ne RESPsSs5sy and noe
constantly or on
with the pFospeot 81 + con troiiiiss al the
llssNel nom ~. Louis 70 the Southern 6tateEs
tors otga $40 OF the stock for fSieeStllcslt and
are interested to enrich the property q well
THoS. ALLi =; Issss.s 81 foTsfs No.
We We .b me 9nde59igned. cordially recon-
Of the 81. Louis and Iron MonnfaSn' Itailss
road, as good security. The reYenue OF the
road VIII be large, and the Naturalization OF
expeTienced has an IS Z e M o te me
greatest confidence OF the public.
IAN MES Y e T5on1AsssM Mayor q g. Louis
r. .Foxr PreE,t st. Louis Board OF Traae.
B a. BATES. Pres't North Missouri
J. g REIEToN. Rrest Nat Bank OF the
WIN: {. i E%fNe, PTes,t or the MsE. N. B. OF
ego: s.. EEA. 9rest second MAJ. Bank Of
IAss; ?; Fans. chiss Rns. 81. Louis a IN.
eEo; q; TAYLOR. Pres4 Paslao Ral1oaa
w: T2ss1e, Pres. Traders Bank, OF 81
JOIN aS 4 I1oNREReER. Pres, I'm. Bank,
APSLPaUs MEIER. vioe-Frese o. Pacific
ROBERT RARrH, Pres't German Savings
Institution.
Coupons payable In the city OF New York.
uinited number or the above named
1sonQs loE sale At Etghty-fiVe. Parties living
ouL OF the city can remit by draft or express,
s ne PONDS VIII be returned by express
Ire " entlBea. we invite the attention or
capitalists and Others to them ~, IN onr
opinion very desirable inYsstment Cies-
aned 70 [ank as a inst class security. De
sctlPtlNe Ratnphlets, Maps and Information
M5ftIESLE1S q Co., NO. so Walnut SC, Philas
nsiPhia, Agents OF Tho st. LOUIS and Iron
Philadelphia references :-cAuHRIA Iron
20 eAWI BACON q Coz HHos. A. MIDDLE
2 So.
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J00n AGENTS WANTED In all parts OF
lUUU the U. ., TO sell our 1mmsnseJBt OF
neaEly 1o0O dltterenL BOUkssf ksll LIS and
wants sometning rom II. Catllok cues FUR
nished free on application, anu DOUk5 cent
st-patd 70 any address on receipL Of price.
Uanvasa1ng books containing IIo list with
prices, together with blank SueeLs and
pnnted headings for enrolling a lat OF names
sent nee 70 any one ON receipt OF 60 cents.
Anybody can sell Ito 10 lUUO OF these books
almost anywhere. For terms 10 agents and
CO., publishers, Gil q 6T7 canon 81, PhllR-
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HansIIeas Rooatar.
3 Ne Rdii071 Qfths NelO York Pos.:-


An article has appeared In the differ
emit newspapers showing the brutality
OF person who took ont a portion of
the brains of some BOOSTERS and drew n
portion of the skin over their heads and
eyes. to hide them, and then sold them
for exhibitions. This Wanton cruelty
has been put a stop to by the exertions
of that friend of humanity President
BerRh, to whom all kind persons owe
thanks. -
/ beg TO call Mr.. Bergh's sttention to
another piece Of cruelty for his inter-
position. He must pardon me for so
doing, as no one appreciates the good
he has done and Is doing more than the
writer ofthis does. This cruelty con-
sist in prolonging the life Of the DEM
ocratlc party in It's headless condition,
and keeping 1t on exhibition In Its de-
formed way We all know that the
brains of the party were out ON Tues
day last, and it was made blind. Why,
then, let its agony be prolonged for two
weeks longer2 The Blguers of the card
ending: gVVeduNeW York are not pap-
tc-stricken.U are responsible for this.
prolongation of great and needless suf-
ferings which should be put an end TO
at once. CIV. b.
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AGENTS WANTED F0n 1ME
Official History Of the War.

BY Hon. A1KxAxD1R n. ATEPHESs,
It's ready hRie, combined with an increas-
ed com notSsion, make II the best Aunscription
book ever published. One agent In kiIslon,
Pa, reports az Eu- sCIlners Ia three days
Another IA EOsIon, los subscribers IN four
days.
send for circulars and see Our terms. and
q 1nl uescl iptIUn OF the work. address
N,Attt0 ~ foBLIsHINi- CO., hiiAdsi-
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A Ii wanting employmeut- an, ,l,,y,- !,
IA good business By addressibg DAvfs y
BEo.s 2 snnsou street. aieiDhis
TT g conceded that tho Rreat zzInsarS
j. BttterB has Mastered more ci1saseS. (,
tonic In the known world. It has cured
Cholera. the worst forms Of FeTerH, Ruau-a
moni1s Liver and Heart diEeaBes, Chronic
Headache, and will cure any disease lrialhg
nom O dfsordered state Of the blood. 1t Ii
bers or CongTess, distinguished dlyfnes and
plIysIclanR, and the pr0pKietor can TFiloTT
more sworn ceEttIcnte1 OF cures Than ANY
other Bitfer8 manufactures Ia Annerfe;Sl
Send for q circular and read them. Sold Nv
dEugzists and dealers generally. BEERI.
sole agents for Western States Chicaqo M
/ =. RAHEER & Co., sole Proprietors SfSorfh
Front street, Philadelphia.
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SAN Horatio 70 FranlEy. at Uncle cams
II can't 6s5r to be crowded down 50 by this
Little chap Who scarce ever miEsss. y 49,
aNor J. replied Fmnly, "but whats to do
Horatio advissi. .sYo,i run and ten Penn;
The Old Qnaker's our Friend, sure as this
Prank h1eathIsa ratn-ned; quoth Hora.io,1
what H ~. Psnn.ss -Hs says that he can't
Hes engaged % be Ps.s1sT UlyEses~
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EMPLOYMENT cs,s' SnIyE ESE g .,ais,.
mentary evidence, what mas been said, writ
ten, Thought or done, by
OUR NEXT PRECEDENT,
IL a., % hIOh A1EDsoH's HEE&SONAh II lis
IOk4 OF US. ShANI. The Republican
Union Committee at washington, IecogniZe
It's authenticity and use II us an nuLnOTiEy,
sending iOr copies OF It Tor that purpose. The
pres materially blizzard at Others. we want
Agents ZOE II Ia this cOuDty. Send iOF OIrUu-
lars, terms, &c.. TO
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.THE FAM EAMPAIGN s es aio sss,

HOE1Aer, Ins LeIlulnK and 14aIgssL-C ircuInI-
ing RURAL, LTTEIEAikY and FAMILY NEWH-
RAPEBI begins a quarter october sd,
and hence NoiS 81 The Time 70 sue.
scribe E1guJ large DOuble-0uarIo
Pages, Illustrated, WIN over u dozen
distinct Departments, each ably conducted,
the Best Talent being employ ed. election
WILL soon be over, when everybody, i'm both
town and Country, viii want the most
Progressive, Timely, Entertaining aud Use.
Tne IS Numbers or this Quarter (Uct. 10 JAM
sent, On 1Eial, Tor ONLY L LEEY Ga STSl Try
ths Trtr1 Trip. address ,.s. =
Il Park Row. Kew York, or RI Rochesser, +. Y.
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THE ORIGINAL
One Dollar Broker Sale
EstapIlshed In Ises.

Cur stock. consisting ofsvdry valley q
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
-.--s GLASS WARE,
WOODEN q HEMP CARPEEXnGa,
STRAW lIATTIRGs, ana
-PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
ig Of our own iInrottation. or purchaEed d.
Ieetly nom the ManufRetuiera In IaTTe
Quantities. s,s = - 80 =. -.
eEWe were the Hrst 20 commence
the sale OF goods on the Popular
plan Of @
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IR GRECIAN BEND

WT HAT IT Is now IL grew into national
w calamity. IL IA NOS NkstS
TA1ISGs. SYMPTOMS and Treatment. a
small Volumo profusely illustrated. gent
by mail ON receipt VI 25 cents. Address
NkWs Co. III Nassau 80. New York.
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ONE DOLLAR
FOR EACH ARTICLE.

Our Sales for the Hast twelve Inonfhs
have been abOnt one million dollars.
~ Our 6lGsiaess has been decided On ne
CoiiTt1 9g htts Stats and by fhS LJllted Sfdfss
GiseaoFttfes not % be a LaftsTV or q ca IsafTs
TtSeI bHf a rsoitlar legitimate blRiIloSf 10
Terms OF sale for Gun OF S5. geleo.
ton Of one Of the following articles an yds.
bnoWn or bleaeheu Sheettag, superb ou -
itY. Popttn or Alpaca Dress Pa,tern. Wool
square shawl. - yards Doeakin. An 6dEY
GoetSs seth ThoniAsInak pF. e6nt's' CiaIf
Boetss White Marseilles Quilt silver
plated Chased Castor, with bottles. "A No
rocco RhotogTnph. Alhum, 100 p ure8. 3
yards Ga Wool Clotn. Silver plafed cake
BASKET 49y ards Brown or Blelched tiheef-
Ing, common quality. Also, printed uotleea
Of % articles Tor sale at 81 for each arlioie,
Ou1pTtstnR variety OF articles UsliaiIV Gnld
n retail At Prices from sl-sQ 70 IS fGreaeh ar
For n CInb OF $40, a seIesfIon OF on6of
the following aEticlea:-10 yards Brown or,
Bleach0d 5heetlnEst superior qualify. Drcsa
PATTERN, price tlos Wool Long shawl Bro
cha. Long shawl 2 yards Black GeImnn,
Broad Cloih. Common Sense Sewing Ma
chine, price Sls-tthese machines will lhern
stItch. Iell. tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and
Gents or Lady sSIlYsr Hunting Case Watch
new IS yards Hemp Carpetfng. S yards
siiVef-plSfsd Ice Fitehaf. 3 yaStIs Svssii
Goth, double width. lPair superior Bian-
.kets. ~ yards Brown or Bleaehed EheettnR
eomnoons quality, and 10 printed nOtieel OF
articles for sale at 81 each, Comprising =
var ETY. OF articles usually sold at retail ffofn
sI-s0 70 so for each article. 5lf2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-21
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