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GREAT REMOVING MIXTURE
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLD.

For Removing Grease Oil and Paint, from Cloth
ing Carpets ne &C.. it is unequaled 1t is also sure
death to Bed Bugs and their Nits.
DIR ECTIONE: Pour enough upon the garment to
cover the place soiled; sponge and rub WE'LL if nee
essary. apply again Wash the mixture off with
clean cold water and the work is done. Prepared
and sold by GEORGE Il. dRlSNOLp.
20 CANBRIDGEPoRT, VT.
pprcE q CENTS
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Notice..

yUyHIs CERTfFIES that have given my son AL
i BERT MATHEW ALDRICH his time during the
remainder Of his minority, l shall claim none @
his earnings pay any debts Of his eonrsctug at
ter this date ISAAC AID kiSH.
Townshend. July 9th. 1859. 5i-3
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ST. AGNES HALL.

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
BELLOWS FALLS. VT.
Hiss JANE HAPG00D. PRINCIPAL.
The next Term Of this school will begin on We'd
nesday. Sept. 1st and will continue twenty weeks.
Tcrms-For Boarding Pupils, Sl50;0D per term.
Day $500
Address the Rector of Emmanuel Church,
80 Bellows Falls, VT.
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DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.

I AM happy to inform all persons in want of Doors
Sash and Blinds that am ready with good stock
of Michigan and Canada Lumber. to give them work
of the best quality and finish at short notice. and at
as low figures as can be afforded, Glazed windows
Of all kinds furnished to order. Blinds Painted and
Trimmed if desired. j. G. TOLMAN.
Bellows Falls, Aug. Sd, 1869. 81
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country, and later in the season" full re
turns from them are expected. See ar
ticle about them on second page.
A. j. Fullam has removed his stem
ell tool works at Springfield, to New
York city. The stencil business, howev-
err, is still carried on in Springfield by +.
w. Stiles, very worthy young man who
every way deserves a full tide of pros
perity, and we take pleasure in commend
ing him to all who want anything in the
stencil line.
An exciting game Of base ball was
played in Athens last Tuesday, between
the two sections known as Brook and
HILL" in which the characteristic spunk
of the town was we'll brought out on
bothssides. The Killers were the chal-
lenged party and won the game by a
score of 60 to 49, Our correspondent
says the Brook desire to play another
game but that the Killers decline, where
at he expresses regret to see them show
the white feather after playing so WE'LL
= William Nutting has sold his house
and organ shop on Bridge street to j. d.
Bridgman. Mr.. Nutting has also recent.
ly bought an acre lot of L. d. Hurd, on
the table lot opposite South and Henry
streets, and if health permits comtem
plates building house thereon in the
course of year. His health is quite
poor at the present time, and he has gone
to the sea shore hoping for benefit, which
we in common with his neighbors, sin
cerely hope he may receive.
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\ RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

ryNHE SUBSCRIBER offers his Farm for sale con
i tanning 100 acres of land, 50 acres of intervale.
20 of pasture and woodland, situated within ono
mile of Bellows Falls where there five churches,
and graded schools. Produce Stock and Farming
Tools with the farm if desired. 0ne-half Of the
purchase money can remain on mortgage if desired.
Enquire of the Subscriber the premises:
S. +. ALBEE.
Bellows Falls, August 4th. 1852 80
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No. 2.

WASHINGTON, d. G. Apr. 8, 1869.
M. w. DAVIS, ESQ. Sir In reply
to yours of the 9th inst, would beg to
state the supply of seeds is so nearly ex-
hausted that it will be impossible to send
you an additional package.
Hoping that Mr. Ward may yet hand
them over to the club for which they
were intended, | am respectfully,
HORACE CAPRoN, Com.
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SEWING MACHINES.
Get the Cheapest s. Best

The HOME SHUTTLE and the celebrated ECON
OMIST Single Thread Sewing Machines are not only
a triumph of mechanical genius. but they give tho
Stitch Fell Tuck, Quilt and Embroider, also Gath
or and Rufiie Equally good for fine or heavy work.
The first named machine is the only Low Price Lock
Stitching Sewing Machine. ever invented. For fur
Their particulars address or enquire of
MRS. DAVID A. JENNISON.
WaIpoIe NJ H. june 8. 1863. 23
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No. 3.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Apr. Is, 1869.
Hon. L. P. POLAND: -Sr:-In reply
to the letter from M. w. Davis, herein
returned and which was referred by you
to the Department, | have the honor to
state, garden seeds, oats and barley, were
by mail sent to the address of L. F.
Ward, former and late secretary of w.
F. Club for the use of that club.
If possible, | should be pleased to du-
plicate the package of seeds sent to Mr..
w. HORACE CAPRoN, Com.
No. 4.
BERNARDsToN, Mass, May 3, 1862
FRIEND DAVIS Dear Sir Il have
lust received some seeds from the De
partment and some books think sent by
Poland. 1 should be very happy to pass
them over to you for the benefit of the
w. T. Club. Yours, &c,
L. F. WARD.
AUSTIN GooDRIDGE, 49,
NJ w. DAVIS, O0'n'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-08-06
AYERS HAIR VIGOR,
For Restoring Gray Hair to its Natural
Vitality and Color.

dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy and
effectual for preserving the hair. Faded or Gray
hair is restored to its original color with the
gloss and freshness of youth Thin hair is thckened
falling hair checked and badness often, though not
always cured by its use. Nothing restore the
hair where the foIlcles destroyed, the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be
saved for usefulness by this application. Instead Of
fouIng the hair with pasty sediment it will keep
it clean and vigorous It's occasional use will prevent
the hair from turning gray falling off and conse-
quenty prevent badness. Free from those deleteri-
Gus substances which make some preparations dan
gerous and injurious to the hair the Vgor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09
NOTICE

NOI1cE
u hsrees gwen that default having occurred In the
performances " the conditions ckpr-std On certain
mortgage OF deed o. tru.i executed b. ESsard Il.
koss 10 samuel stsais Taylor and Edsis Parsons
Of October d. isss. aud recordcd IN the recorder
otee Az and i.s Ais xsadeE esasly. "a he sssc OF a.
mos W pooE or Deeds, page IT. Ac,. said mortgage
~ ayedyf trust come, ing. AnDas Others lots mum
bcred thlIty-six ~ and thirtyss,en (yil, IN bloas
numbered sesent<en u1) Ia tho Arst Addition 10 the
Guy OF Cairo, IA sald eouniy and stats. -, -
a. We the undersgned said Trustees VII ON Friday.
lne A'h Gay o. August neat. a. ,. ise at 10 osisd
power q se contained n said mertsAge sei a. pub
ne. IeSse ~ ia iSss iss ssss =.
enue snt xh s,ses IN ssd city dfcsro. IN AIsxsss
county aud stats OF Ilnols said los numbered thirty
enteen 10, IN ths frat addition ss,d eisy - csro
according to The recorded plat with The appar
mortgage. y. STATS TAILOR, :
fI. EDWIN PARBoNs nav
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EGGS are entirely unsaeabe except for strictly
fresh receipts, which sell to limited extent at lo@
i2,<c per dor.
PoULTRY-Recepts are large and market rather
dull except for choice lots. coops spring chick.
ems sold at 81 o0@a 60 per doz.
FRUITS A VEGETABLES Of al kinds nre very
plenty, and none but strictly ffesh are saieable
Prices remain about a. last quoted.
GROCERIES 4 DRUGS are quiet aud unchanged
FRsIGHTs--Thero are liberal offerings at quo.
taons and boats all out here with all they want
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NOTICE


IN
Is hereby given that default having occurred in the
performance OF the conditions expressed in certain
Mortgage or Deed Of Trust executed by Edward r.
Ross To Samuel Stats Taylor and. Edwin Parsons,
trustees Of the Caro-. CITY Properly, dated the 18th
U,rce IN and for Aexapder county, in the State Of
'nois IN Book y or Deeds,page lS &c;said Mortgage
ahJ four) in block numbered three, IN the first
sution TO the city Of Cairo, the said county and
o'Mes we' the Undersigned, said Trustees, will on
frlday, the 1ath day OF August next, A. D.. 1863,
~ - o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. under and
10y virtue OF the power OF sale contained IL said Mort
for Cs e. a. the Office building a ssd Trustees,
nsf V Washington Avenue and 1sh street, in said city
SAID lots numbered thresl and (ourJ in block mum
bored three ID the frst addition 10 said CITY or
according TO the recorded plat thereof viii thS an
purenances, to satisfy the purposes and eondition Of
said Mortgage.
8 STATS TAYLOR.
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property
Cairo, Ill, July 2lst lrtiy.dtd
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NOTICE

Az
hereby given that default having occurred in the
performance Of the conditions pre- In certain
Mortgage or Deedof Trust executed by Henry Quaker
70 Samuel STATS Taylor and Edwin Parsons, Trustees
ofthe Cairo City Property dated August h isss, md
recorded In the Recorders ofcc, In and for Alexan
der county. in the state Of Insis IN Book o. DECIDE
page ila, said Mortgage Deed Of Trust conveying
lots numbered II tsevcnteen) aud ~ feghteenL ID
block numbered IL twenty -ouel in the fourth stdi
ton TO the city Of Cairo in said county and state
the undersigned, said Trustees. viii
ON Friday, the Isth day OF August next, AID. 1ses
at 10 o'clock of the forenoon Of thai day. under and BY
virtue Of the power OF sae contained ~ SAID Mortgage
SELL at Public Auctien 70 the bidder for rash.
atthe ONCE building OF said Trustees % Wash
ngton Avenue and 18th street. In said city 81 Cairo,
in Alexander county and State OF Illinois, sad lots
numbered " lseycnteenl and ~ teightsen), in SAID
block numbered II twenty onel Ia SAID Fourth add.
ton 20 said City ofCsro, according 20 the recorded
plat thereof with the appurtensnsts. 10 satisfy the
purposes nnd condition OF sad Mortgage. 81, a
N :. STAATS TAYLOR.
ifIt % EDWIN PAIroSs, -
Trustees Cairo CITY Property.
Cairo, M, July ". Isfs-dtd ~ ~
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MO GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs; G. +. Yeager Co., near corner OF Eighth
street and COMMERCIAL avenue, have supplied them
Meter Testers. Parties dissatisfied with the Tcgister-
ing o. their meters can now have them tested II the
meters are found true the small expense OF the test
will be charged TO the party causing Il; the metev
u found incorrect. no charge will BE- made. myI5t
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NOTICE

NOTlCE ""
Is hereby gwen that default having occurred In the
performance ~ The conditions expressed in certain
mortgage or deed Of trust executed by Margaret Ew-
es Of a Rs caro- oy Popsy dsd he ish dsy ' Of
March. A.p ise,. and recorded Ia Tie rscorde,sSi
nc fss os sss. * The n M
n block Ssei n II q" ' sscoSS sdsoa q
We. the und.rsigned. sald trustees, will on Friday.
the 18th day Of August next, A. D. 1872 At 10 o'clcSs
po. "s 81 sle eorsnsd II ala sorsas" s" a, pub
c auction. to IN. highest bidder. Zoe cash aishs Of
&c. sS sa e c q Il
s9dsr eegn and sat q iao. ,.d le' ss,ns,d
ssS s5o Cairo. ssonns 20 sss soa asu s0p rs
thereof With the sppnrtsnances, 70 satisfy the puf
poses and condltion o; said mortgage.
F TsRfisi Fs hsok9N
.rrH r.|f Trustees ofths Cairo City Property.
Dated c..re. ~. July sl.., lseo. ya.ais
NOTICE Hs.. sats'. frl1I
ish.fcey given thA, default having occurred In the
performance q ths conditions expressed IN CERTAIN
70 samuel ssss iSyior and Hdsin }ASson.. ra:.ess
any @ X. .s ssssS sss - "a a
for AlexAnder county. the STATE 81 Ilnols in book
,rss, cow ses,.yas ioi. nassrss Sf G' -, s.s
thirty Ave tss, 10 blocks numbered hse Ca. in The
sas We the 70 Ess N s.s sS" ;ss
day. the 18Th day Of August neat. A. u. Isss ct 10
o'clock IN the forenoon ofthst day under and by viz
tue OF the pcger " sale eu1tsn.d In sud mertrss>
SELL a, public auction, 10 the hshcr, h.dder Tor esA
at the ONCE baila'ng Of ssd trustees Of wah
irgton Avenue and 18th street said city Of Care In
Alexander county sni:saio % Illinois, said lots num-
t-red thlfiy four l,i aud fiiri{ Owe tA Ia block I've
f5 ia the third stdtlon aid CITY % sairo accord
ING 10 the recorded plat thereof With the appurten
ances, 70 satisfy the PurPosss ADD condition % sas
Mortgage. {. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PAfisOS-
Tfustces fthc CAIRO CITY Property
Dated. Cafo a.. iuly alst. lssp iyn-dfd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-09

CAIRO, It'll. August g. 1909.
7Ne.e quotations. rpressi pr from first A'Hd'' m al
ether cases hgher rates hare 10 bSpad. d
Our market has been rather quiet since our last
SOM weekly review, and we have but few changes 10
note in quotations.
ToBAcCo-The offerings were light at the sale yes
to-day and the bidding spirited The prices Obtain
cd were fully equal TO any previous SALE ana the1e
we're no reflections. Sales comprised
hhds Lugs at frorn..'''''.'"','''''"'s ~ W ~
Manufacturing Leaf, at from."-iO 90 to 10 20
Bright w W !"
81 FLoUR-The market is better supplied and prices
of low grades are rather easier. Sales were
40 bbls supcrhne .."............."" - 20
1876 bbls X................-........".... 6W .
o-a hills Xxx ....., s25
ass s S Dbl. xxx........ 1901 %
lao hills xxx .....,....... go
IT'S bbls New wheat family $50
1S7 bbls Choice ~ yo@soo
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ghe evening Bulletin.
COMM ERCIAL.

t,5y- For Local News See Third Page. 'ySa
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TsATHER !lI.EATlIERllT {

The citizens of Lewis and adioing counties
are respectfully informed that ] am now pre-
paredto supply them witl,all kinds Of Leather,
both Upper, and, Sole, on reasonable terms. /
hayetie most experienced Tanner in ,hccountry,
+ and will try 10 make such stock as viii SUIT my
Customers. lIcn,otk or Eastern taTned sole
Calf md Kir skins. harness and side leather al
ways on land. All tanne,. on the old plan.--
No short or patcnt process used here. The
highest price paid in cash or leather for green or
dry Hides, at the cd l.orentz Tannery. Terms
strictly ens,,. Please call and see inc.
sasstsl,y asI, s'fts@fi llc.,. BUTCHER.
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an aslatlC cOit tThNcleu ID Ttsllsu
miles on the day Of its birth.
Champagne is manufactured in Bel
GUM at twenty cents bottle.
It is estimated that 100000, 900 lead
pencils are used every year.
A niggtr with nine wives is under ar
rest ct Nashville. -
A swarm of bees stole ride into Can.
ada the other day by alighting on loco
motive in Vermont.
A negro man was sold at auction last
week at Glasgow, Missouri, MS vagrant,
and bid in by the city at eighty dollars.
A big blast was recently made in Cali
fornia. Twelve hundred kess of powder
were used and mountain was blown up
Straw hats with black bands are the
correct style for young gentlemen at pre-
sent.
One hundred and twenty thousand
dollars in new ten aud fifteen cent currcn-
cy has been issued.
Mr.. William S. Buck. of Warren
county, Virginia, raised 800 bushels Of
wheat on Is acres.
The expenses ofshe Virginia Military
Institute. during the session just closed
were $2G5,0OO.
Commodore SIS. Lee, brother of Gen.
Lee, died recently at his home in Stafford
county, Virginia.
There is horse on exhibition in Ire
land. which is twenty-cno hands high
weighs 12O stone. and is ofcxcellcnt sym
mctry, i4i-
Farewell HILL, in Chicago. is ventilated
by gigantic fan, weighing two aud a
halftons, and making 500 revolutions q
minute.
Five years Imprisonment is tho sen.
tcncc Of an Illinois william who robbed a
house, and then fred it, ann burned a
widow and her daughter in their beds
The journeymcn taior's strike in New
York still continues. Many others have
joined their ranks, SO tie number is dou-
bic what it used to be.
A man named Michael Gilroy, living
at St. Louis. pitched his wife down long
fight Of stairs in n drunLen quarrel,
brc,king her head open.
It is reported that at recent meeting
Of New Yorkers at Saratoga, William B.
Astor expressed an intention to complete
TIN Washington monument at his own ex-
pcnsc.
Tho newspaper at Dixon. Illinois. says
that tombstone in a cemetery in that city
bears simply the suggestive epitaph-
"Gonc up"
Marry county, Tennessee. having dis
covered rattletsnake &it'l iarfy-hye VI
svo,low-the t.le
- -,
a nugget OF gold the largest IN fhe
world. hns lately oeeh iounh IN Aus'rh'ln.
a,,;n. % p"'S
%
The New York fllbn.ters wore roid ofr
hv tho .Iuptn on Saturday nj the ro,o If
ion dollars 4 head and discharged from
further antS'
Tbcrr ism grrrr-vman in Cincinnati
who llns not missed rlavire chccl;ors
single day-sunl1ys cxccp.ed-tor twcn-
ty wears.
Foreign countries. ernr down to l;tlr
Ervnt. nro armine onl drilling MS though
m interesting unplcasansness was at
hand. ..sf~
A drs,v h,;a. ,t Nav Bsdar1 40. ~.
rcstod on a charge Of drunk and Aisrrdnr.
". instaftcr'iha ceremony. and found her
bridal couch in police station.
Am,, ,rrned liz .or ~. &c ao,.. :,
,.a,,. ho..a.. l.. ,...,,.,, "o' @ ~. ~
house rent-a striking proof Of pay-rental
affection.
Tho ,,borcrs rort;no =, IN r,;,.o.a
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Business Cards.

TOliN BRANN0N, rs
Il -ATToRSgy At LAw,--
q ,Isduly authorised to practice in the
UNITED STATES COURTS,
All persons desiring 10 be declared Bankrupt
can have my services on reasonable terms. J
have all the necessary forms. jyl2-!y
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VOL. III.
7 ~. r = -
Select Poetry
a coi.umN OF GOOD THINGS.
HUNTED UP BY wUrADAM,

With much we surfeit; plenty makes us poor;
The wretched Indian scorns the golden ore,
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The SIM nominates Bunlingamc for
President in 1872, ou the strength of the
Chinese immigration.
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General News

Norfolk meditates engaging in the lob
ster trade. 6
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N"u 'ue'h We csul'cl'' plenty makes us poor
The wretched Indian scorns the golden ore
Never alone,
Did the King sigh, but with general groan
In the corrupted current efths world
Offences gilded hand may shove by Justice.
Press on; if Fortune plays thee false to-day
Tomorrow she'll be true.
Mems natures wrangle with inferior things
Though great ones be their object.
II earth could teen with womnu's tears.
Each drop she falls would prove a crocodile
How will it be, when nations hear,
The blast that wakes the dead2
There is history in all mems lives,
Figuring the nature orthc times deceased.
Ascend the mountain breast the gale;
Look upward-oaward-p fear.
A virtuous and chrisian-likc conclusion,
10 pray for those who have done scath to us
There's no impossibility to him
Who stands prepared to conquer every hazard.
Sorrow breaks seasons mud rcposing hours,
Makes The night morning, and the noontde
night.
To fly the boar, before The boar pursues,
I We're !. incense the boar to follow us.
When resolution hath prepared the will,
II wants no helps to iurlhcra any i'll.
ile'hat is rcspcc,lcss in discourse, IN
oltsells s.ieputation at n cheap market.
ewho the sword Of heaven would bear,
Must be as holy-as severe.
Shame to him whose whose cruel striking,
Kills for faults Of lis own liking.
Sorrow orEast life 'lotl, restore rrail man
To. his first innocence.
Oh what may nan within him bide,
Though angel Oh tho outward side.
40 eagle. towering in his pride Of place,
WAS by housing owl hawked n, md killed.
.9h'IflI5 III VET
The true laurel wreath which glory wcayos,
Is Of tho tree no bolt Of ,hunier clcayes.
3'ffNE H..
Our seen. are narrow and our reason frail.
=,
To lie in cold obstruc,ion., n
5''al an
viii never mark ,he marble With his name.
M
a clouds. -
So honor peere,h, in the meanest habit.
i.i, ',4,If Ii .. ~
Bee ausc his intel skin.eoptents the eve.
a}Fali
Drops earliest to; lie ground.
10 bripr bnd news, 49,
Tie worst Of msdn,tn is a % saint run m mad. d.
55TT's -,' - -
Wis. ID H., IL nor. ,ro.;o,, ,,r $50 ,,..
Ornament is1but Tue g;lded shore, III
L .,,
What rcasonless nlachinc,
s.F 1..s.5tit
Sorrow conccalcd-like m oven stopped-
Doth burn tile hear. to cinders where il is.
Death, remembered, sheuld be like n mirror.
Which tells us litcs but breath; to trust Il
,. .,.r
And time it is wien raging warts done,
~. ~. :. s,,,, :, .
ps t su.i ~ ptouu,our garments poor,
,r;. h,,,,, ..,,,. ,,..
yatnse,. 10y ",en.; WHOSE tea anu Whi'e
."'"'' W. 0"A e'"Hu cunning "aho la'c Oh
LIS s',snSe rsII 'na' Na'ure' win Deatteoas
Do,b ~, c,,ss IL ,o,,,a,,y
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,fNIEwJ JOB TYPE. .,t,.
IN This Office is now supplied with an excel
lent assortment Of JOB Typc, and we arc pre-.
pared to execute orders for job Work with dis.
apaich mud on the unreasonable terms. H.
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NEW GOODS. aai.iiTyy j
N Joseph Darlington, hrs just received 4
fne lot Of spring goods. Such rs Dry Goods,
Notions, Cloths, Casimercs, Ladies and Gents
Fiii.h;rg Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats,
Jams, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware and Tin Ware. Also the hest of Groce-
ries. winch will he sold cheap for Cash or Pro-
ducr. Call and examine my stock, one door
below chalhnt,s Drug Store. " ie2?-ly
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HEykYipRA ASSoS, ',.s.!. A. "a

NTfLL1NERY y y ~
1 1N e y-----ASn Sorloy HorsE.--1LlE
We have ,onlband and are constantly receiv-
I ir, and manufacturing every description Of
Millinery goods, &a.At ,,vcry low prices. -sl:S
We also keep general assortment ofnotions:
Hosiery, thread, Innings dress trimmings, &c.
Also rCisS and useful articles for gentlemen.
Remember ut very small profits. -aS Mrs
III. G0X.f4 t@;
oclo-ly
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d: WALKER, y II Z.
-Or WEST VIRGINIA, wITH--
PESNINAN ( BROTHERS.

E'' .I..'' y ~ ~ t,''.f.'7'
Importers aud Wholesale Dealers in. Foreign
and Domestic Hardware, No. 10 North
Howard street. Baltimore. Mr.W. viii give
strict, attention 10 all orders entrusted 10 his
care. - mr.lG-ly
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VH0iCE FAMILY GROCERIES can 7Jc had
" cheap for cash Mt EE
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n NJ, M,tDENNETT,
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-sURGEON AND PHYSICIAN

WESTON, W. VA.
Office on Centre street, two doors above the
b National !ExchangeBank, where he may he found
unless professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will he attended to at his office
or the trcsidcnce ofthe patient as may be desired
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-08-09

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