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hos fornevnte JOHANN LENERT NICOLAY
~SoNDERBURG, til med defes Paastand at
femAomme og saadant deres havehde Krav
linden foreskrevne lids Forl6b for den oven
.nrvnte Kj0bmand JOHANN LENERT Moo
LAY SONDERBURG at anmeIde og beviisIig-
gj6re, dog Umyndiges Tiltale i Fremtiden
etter Foro!dningen af code Februar l7l7
forbeholden, og S al saadan IndkaldeISe
ansees og vere ligesaa gyldig, som ON den
var skeet we'd Proclama efter Loven dog
skal denne Vor allernaadi9ste Bevilling
Ord til andet indrykkes torntevnte offent-
Gige TideiidtT, SAINT iaeses for AAors
ONerret SAINT Hof- og StadSret 4 Kl6ben-
havn, % we'd Over og UnderreHerne /
Wore dansl-v estindiSke Besiddelser,, Og skal
Bevilling >hayeren endvidere ware pligtig
til at Iade denne Vor allernaadigste Bevil-
ling ~foreviSe wore Bogholdercontoiret /
bemeldte BesiddeIser og derom erhverve
Attest, ola Proclama andet Fald like skal
ansees 81 t ldende imod Wore Fordringer og
andre ~Rettigheder.
Hvolefter de Vedkommende sig aller-
underdanigst have at rette og for Shade at
tage ware.
Under Wort KOngelige SegI.
Il. S.
Efter Hans Kongelige Majestats aller-
naadigste Betaling.
G%oare1nementa for de dansh-reaindishc Der,
st. Cy0ir den 9de Janmay 1869.
W. BIRCH.
, 1869-01-29
acknowledgements

Wet bekjendtgj6res herved, at Forteg-
~ nielsen over de af Stadsconducteuren, i
Anledning at foregaaede Bygningsforan-
dringer Byerne Christiansted og Frederik-
sted sidstafvigte Skatteaar foretagne Maa-
linser henligger til Eftersyn i Clristiansted
i Diet Konoelige KasSerer- Contoir, og i FIRE.
deriksted, paa PoIitikammeret, og opfordres,
i Henhold til Anordni gen af code Novem-
Der 1854, de Vedkommende til at frem-
komfne med deres muligo Ankle over Maa-
lingen til Gouvernementet linden 3 Name
der fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix den
code Januar 1869.
PHI. ROSENSTAND. c. R. MAGENS.
const.
j. A. HOVER,
COuSt.
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SENSTAN
BEVILLTNG

Kj0bmand JOHANN LENERT
NICOLAY SONDERBURG af st.
Thomas, eneste nulevende
Interessent at Handelsfrmaet
SoNDERBURG, HADDoCK& CO.
af st. Thomas til we'd Procla-
ma i Avisernc at indkalde Diet
n#vnte HandeIsfirmas ogsine.
egne Creditorer.
, 1869-01-29

If6lge forestaaende Kongelige alIernaa-
digste BevilIing indkaldes herred sub pocna
preclusi; ct pe,pctui silenhi ALE og Enhver,
som MATTE formene at have nogetsomhelst
SoNDEHBURG, PADDOCK & Co. af st. Tho
mas, saavelsom imod sammes eneste nu-
levende Interessent, undertegnede JOHANN
LENERT NICoLAY SoNDERBURG, til linden
den Beyillingen foreskrevne lids Forlob
med saadanne deres %Fordringer og havende
Kray at fremkomme og samme for Under
tegnede her paa Stedet at anmelde og be-
v~iisligejore.
st. Thomas den lode Janudr 1869.
j. L. N. SONDERBURG.
, 1869-01-29
Q. SARAUW,
Byefoged og Byeskriver m. m.
Christiansteds Jurisdiction
paa
Oen 81. CrOir 4 Amey1ca,

GJ6R %vITTERLIGT: at efter Beejering af
Hr. Charles Leyrault OF Madame Rachel
Denery begge af Den st. Thomas, som Ar
vinger etter Abode Johan Christian Voss
F6lge oprettet Testament af code October
1868, indstPynes herved Iutestatar,ingerne
efter besagde abode Johan Christian Voss
til at mode linden dette Steds ordinaire
Byetinasret som hoIdes i Diet offentlige
Retshuus Mr.. 10 i Kongens Gade i Byen
Christiansted her paa Den Trsdag den 3Ote
Marts d. Il. Formiddag Kiokken 10 slet,
for der og da at see Documenter i Retten
fremlagte SAINT h6re Vidner ~stapvnte og
ustevnte afgive eedelig Forklaring ON
Egtheden af besagde Afdodes Testament
at code October 1868.
Til samme It'd, Ret og Sted indstevnes
herved under Faldsmaalsstraf at mode for
Vidnesbyrd at afgive Hr P. B. Hatchett
heraf Stedet, der har paategnet Testament
tet som Vitterligheds Vidne.
Forel%g er ophevet we'd Forordning 3die
Juni 1896.
st. Croix Christiansted den 25de Januar
1869.
C. SARAUW.
q. 81
Auth. 81.
er en- Patecon.
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AND PUBLISHED

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
vi CHRISTIAN DEN NIENDE,
If Guds Made Konge til Danmork,
de Tenders og GotAers, He'tag til
Sesuig, Holaeen, Stormarn. DIT
marshen, Lauen6org og Olden6org,

GJoRE At vi efter den al
Kiobmand JOHANN LENERT NICoLAY Son
DERBURG af Wort Eiland St. Thomas l
Amerika, eneste nulevende Interessent at
Handelsfirmaet SoNDERBURG. HADDocK &
Co. af st. Thomas, heron Observation-Disclosures
gjorte Ansognins og Begjaring, allernaa-
digst have bevilget og tilladt, saa og her.
med bevilge og tillade, at bemeldte Kj6b-
mand JOHANN LENERT NIcoLAY SENDER
BURG we'd Proclama sab poena preclusi ct
peYpetu; %silentu, med Aar og Days Varsel,
j den Berlingske politiske og Avertisse-
mentstidende, st. Croix Avis og st. Thom@
Tidende. trende Gange etter hinanden maa
indkalde allie dem, som formene sig at have
Noget at fordre hos forn@vnte Handels6rma
So~NDERBuRG, HADDocK & Co. saayelsom
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Shipping Intelligence.
CLEARED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Jan. 27,-American brlgt. L. Towner, ~.
E. Perkins, Porto Rico, part of
import cargo.
, 1869-01-29
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,

during the week from goth to goth Jan.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
IinaS Tinas Lines
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16
Phases of New York Life.
TIL Z CHIN E S E.

There is scarcely nationality in tho
world that has not its representatives III
the city of New York. But of all the
various peoples congregated in this city
there is perhaps none that presents so
curious a study OF human nature as the
Chinaman. There is scarcely feature
of Chinese life, history, and character,
that is not only highly peculiar but high
ly interesting. They are one of the
most ancient nations of the earth. They
had arrived at state Of civilization long
before the rest of the world. Their re-
ligion and their history extends back
for thousands of years; they had arts
and sciences before some of the great
nations of the world were even called III
to existence. AS people the Chinese
display the greatest activity, energy
and intelliqeuce. There is not quarter
of the globe, there is scarcely large
town in any civilized country where
they are not to be found; and wherever
they are found they are sure to be
among the most pushing, pressing mem
Lers of the community.
We paid visit the other night to
Baxter street, and its immediate neigh
borhood, the particular locality of Now
York in which all the Chinese live. We
first visited a boarding house for Chinese
sailors, where we saw phase of life
which we have certainly never before
witnessed. These Chinese sailors are
not able seamen, but are nearly all of
them stewards or cooks of the different
vessels that arrive here, principally from
China or California. Happily for them
they do not care for Water street life,
it's dance houses, and its bucket shops.
They are never 20 Dc found there they
prefer, remaining quietly at home in
their boarding houses. The housS we
have alluded to is kept by Chinaman
whose wife is Chinawoman-Very well
looking for an Oriental, and possessing
a mass of Jet black hair at the back of
her head, sufficient to make halfa- dozen
chignons. They received us with the
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Select pOetrU.
ZONE BY ONE.U

They arc gathering homcwsri from every land
One by one;
AS their weary feet touch the shining strand,
One by one,
Their brows arc cncirccd in n golden crown ;
Their travestained garments al all laid down,
And clothed in white raiment they rest on the
mead,
Where the Lamb lovoth his children to lead,
One by one.
Before they rest they pass through the strife,
One by one;
Through the waters of death they onter life,
One by one;
To some are the floods of the river still,
AS they ford on their way TO the heavenly hill !;
To others the waves run tercely wild,
Yet all reach tho home of the undcfllcd,
One by one.
We, too, shall come to that river side
One by one;
We arc nearer its waters each cventide,
One by one;
We can hear the noise and the dash of the
stream,
Now and again through our life's deep dream !;
Sometimes the floods all its banks o'erilOw,
Sometimes in ripplcs the small waves go,
One by one
Jesus, Redccmor we look to thee,
One by one;
We lift our voices tremblngly,
One by one;
The waves of the river arc dark and cold;
We know not the spot where our feet may hold !;
Thou who ddst pass through in deep midnight,
Strengthen us-send US thy staff and thy light,
One by one.
Plant thou thy feet beside us as we tread,
One by one;
On Thee let us lean each dropping head,
One by one.
Let but Thy strong arm around us be twined,
We shall cast all our cares and fears to the
wind.
Savior, Redccmer, be Thou in full view,
Smilingly, gladsomely, shall we pass through,
One by one.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

. CLEVELAND has always been considered
a first-rate place to live in; but, under
the present circumstances, we doubt
whether it would be pleasant one to
die in. we judge from the recent reve-
lations in the papers of that city that no
sooner does a. man "shuffie off this NOR
tai coil' than soma body-snatcher carts
him off for tho benefit of science in a
neighboring medical college. The Her
aid says: :ra'-H1 'i,f'rr. "
"Following fast upon the heels of the
attempt to snatch body from the Erie
street cemetery, on, Sunday night, came
second and more successful attempt on
Monday night, Notwithstanding the
sexton and his assistants had received
sufficient warning of the contemplated
robbery Of the graves Of their contents,
by the erection OF signals upon the top
of the mounds of those chosen for the
sacrilege, the attempt was successfully
carried out on the evening in question,
and two new-made graves were opened
and the bodies taken out" eff I5ul
From this it would appear that the
sections of the cemetery must be party
to the transaction.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16
PosT OFFS, CoNFEDRIT y ROADS,
(Wich IL in the StHlt NV KentuckyJS =
ne. .. s. .. naCatnh hnr .lg 1874 ~ 4

.r'f "..NN.IFl.l December Is, IsaS.
The Presidents amnesty proclamation
awakened in my buzzum the most poig-
nAnt pangs. | had been fggorn for
somo days prior TO Christmas, ez to how
| wuz TO raise capital cnuff to go into
the grocery biznis in Moo York, KNOWN
ez l did that that alone wood save me
from destitooshen and distress; nay,
more, from positive starvashen. When
a Dimocratic politishin is played out (ez'
the vulgar term is in this part of the
Eeritage) everywhere else, he materially
gravitates to Noe York, cz ere is more
to steel, snd more facilities for steelin
there than any other place in the world.
Sam Cox is in Moo York. Elsewhere to
live onto the public requires some ac-
cootness-some tinanshel skill-there il
is simply holdin perdoosers which make
money into vice, and squeezin of en-,
for the benefit NV men wich don't per-
doose to any alarmin extent. So easy is
it that onst wuz guilty of wost terri
BILE week.-Mrs.. When l wuz in the full
confidence of His Eggslcncy and eonse-
kently not so hard up ez | am now, i
wuz in Moo Y ork wunst, and wuz enjoyin
a eenvivial evening with a number NV
gentlemen wich wuz ring. Wat ring
wuz l knew not, but one member who
wuz intoxicated to the generous pint,
showed me how ] could make trifie by
q eontrax for cleaning streets, or suthin
to that effeck, wat Idon't know nor did
he. All had to do wuz to git q soils
sitor TO make out bill my intoxicated
i Al l,e, 4 IL.
treasurer paid it, all three NV US winkin
at each other the while yociferously, and
the amount wuz divided between us. i
lookt at my sheer, and thinkin minnit
burst into tears.
"Take it back !" sed /, "take it back.
Money earned so easy brings no good
with it. hev pride in borrerin show
me 2 man who has swore not to lend me
and there II credit in gitten it out NV
nm, but this-its too much like. stealth.
Tako it back" K A& I-.aah..
And they did take it back, diyiden it
between them. ''-
But ez he'd determined to 90 to Moo
York, and ez l must hey canital to 90
on, | he'd conclooded to go to Washing
ton for breef season, and embark into
the pardon brokerin biEnis. Jest ez l
he'd fully determined onto this, in comes
this Amnesty Proclamation, and that
idse wuz dished. iIni my wrath cursed
A. Johnson for knockin the last prop out
from under me, and in my rage wrote
most scathin letter denouncing it, to q
friend NV mine who hez the ear NV His
Eggsleney. His answer in some measure
cooled my anger, viz: .It 4
WHITE HoUsE, ra'
(Wich is the Executive Manshun,) -''
WASHINGTON, December
MY VENERABLE FRIEND-Never wuz strict
srs more unjust than them wich 700 hey piled
onto our mutual friend, A. johnson. Eff yoo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

"FAIR DEALING. ."--Fair dealing should
be every mans motto There is no
apothegm more true than the old one,
''honesty is the best policy" When the
customers of q grocer find out that he is
in the habit OF Sanding" his sugar,
"stoning'' his coffee, or "watcring" his
molasses, they will very naturally desert
his counter, and he will shortly find his
balances on the wrong side of the ledger.
This method of cheating, however, is
scarcely less dishororabe than the sys-
tenn of short weights, which many gro
ceries and meat markets of the country
practice upon the community by means
of the weighing apparatus known by
the name of "spring-balances." They
are very seldom accurate, and become
less so with use. With every strain
upon the spring the tension is weakened,
and the longer they are used the greater
is the fraud upon the bnyer. A few days
since a gentleman of this city desired to
test the accuracy of one OF these contriy-
ances, and found by consulting lever
balance that he had paid for his purchase
an excess which, in the course of week,
would have bought the quantity con-
sumed in one day. In the same ratio at
the end of a year the amount paid for,
which no equivalent was rendered, would
be just ohe-seventh of the entire sum ex-
pended. This is an abuse which should
not he endured. These cheating con-
trivances are nuisance which ought to
be abated. Their use is disallowed in
Canada by legislative enactment, and it
would be well if the example of the
Dominion was followed by the States in
this mattor.-Ecchange.
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ron, the Toledo Bad
NASBY.

The Amnesty PrOcia ton, and other
MaIters PertaInIng Thereto The Dis
gust of the Noble Fraternity Who Have
SuLsisted In divers and Sundry Ways
During the Past FOur Years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

! felt after readn this that had done A. j.
injustis. | must look elsewhere for the means
to git away from here. Oh, why didn't / 90
to Washington sooner!
'..s. PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, p NJ,
..H ..' (Which is POstmaster)
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

nj anFroRp. brewer, once and Brewery in
tnld M r. Church. Main street, Ashtabula, Ohio. SO
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BOOKBINDERS.

ANDREW MILLER, Book-bndcr, with J. A
&C., bound in plain and elegant styles, Johers u,
Ohio. NSO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16
DRUGGISTS.
HARNESS MAKER.

VIZ YH WILLIAMSON, Saddler and Harness Ma
ter opposite Fisk Block Main street Ashtabula, Ohio
has on hand and makes to order, in the best manner
'Ihi Aas ~ - l., bis line SGg
p q. ROTf ID. Manufacturer and Dealer In Saddles
It, TisL Ianas A shtahuia Ohio $40
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16
(Wich is the Executive Manshun,)
WASHINGTON, December.

MY VENERABLE FRIEND-Never wuz strict
srs more unjust than them wich 700 hev piled
onto our mutual friend, A. johnson. Eff yoo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-16

TRIMS do not Stop at Stations where the time omitted
In the above table
ssS1 Second Glass Cars all Through Trims n.
All through trains going Westward connect at Cevc
land, with Trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus Cincin-
natl, indianapolis, &C. r.. 0|.i "
Steam't FIX. leaves Buffalo at 9,OOP NJ Sunday Night
instead of Saturday Night Trains arriving in Dunkirk
At s e7 p NJ, Il BIB M making direct connection with
Trains Of Eric Railway. Trains between Toledo and
Erie run by Columbus time between Erie and Rufalo
by Buffalo time and do not stop where time is omitted
The Saturday Night Express Train from Cleveland at
1000 p. NJ. to Buffalo, and leaves Buffalo for the
East on Sunday at 2.35 P. NJ
-EASTWARD-N. Y. Express, Eastern mail aud Night
Express runs through TO Buffalo without change.
WESTWARD-Night Express. Toledo Express and
Day Express run through to Toledo without change
n: Y. Express East, and Day Express West will run
on Sundays. NO. w..
g. .,t. II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
Supts Office Cleveland & Erie Railroad,
Cleveland. O. Nov. 1913
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

Sierra del Cubaas. Csteus Il lseo
troops covered ~ vigorous artillery,
attacked the vntrenchmsnh With
bsyonsss. Beth fough, bravsly, ssd
havoc fearful. Lssca reports 81
allied and so wounded. Rebel Lass
sstimsssd 1000 killed SD vounded.
Govern usnt accounts CLAIM victory
for Lsscs and rebels much dishsart-
sned BY defeat. Iu,irs rsbsl force
nov uadss Tenssd estimated Al 1000.
Havana, March s.-Sssamer ar
rived from vers Crus. Asgrsss
routed, escaping with a = few adhs.
rents. Gen. Malo killed and many
rebels captsrsd. Colonel Prisse, in
pliestsd With Ncersts, captured near
Vera Crus. sad wss taken to that
city aud shot. Insuvrsctioa II Man.
da, Yucs,su. over, Ri~glsAdsrs saot.
Rosscrsns and Jusrss frequently
closetsd.
w.shiseton, March s-Rscou.
struction Com ui,ssc rensssd by a
vote Of l49 TO ~. Bill repeslinu
!s:avssAlsuAha q Ohio, Maynard. smith smith
6cAsnek, Stokes, I'a6e, TilIm.p,
Ward, Whit.smors, Willard.
sasrnssn ives to take fovmsl CON.
maud Of the army on the 9th.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12

P. Hs~lsy, N. 8. Aiasn, ?. BsseAss,
E. p. Gregg. and W. c. Pierre.
Resoipsd, 9th. That whss the Coz.
ui,sss on Finance and Repairs have
pesfayncd their dutes they shall
sake out . written report to this
Tribs for qualifications, wskisg . full
sad eonpists statement Of 81: fund.
and how expended, that have passed
throsxh their hands.
Rssois~d. 10th. That A. Harsranit,
aud c. Y. Young be appointed door
keepers for the Fair.
Resoleed, llth. That every man,
woman or child pay ., least the sum
Of 81 cents Admissioa fec.
Resolved, 18th. That this Com
mit,se be instructed 10 have 40 much
of this report published ss they usy
think proper.
R,soired, 18Th. That tictsh cf ID.
rais.ioo bs placed for sale IN oil the
| prioeipsl stores Of tho city, and thai
Ibis COMMITTEES be instructed tn r'~-
pss 4, svn",''sa's .. Y.
~, :" nsAsTsiLL'
~ ~ " nA1Htr' CoE.
"A"I'' }
" "oe 'oPy ''o" me minutes,
ATTEST = n. CmASsERs,C {. Of r.
The following etices. Of the L..
dioa department OF the Red Mems
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1869-03-12
10 oil wh N il may Csueeis.

Love IT the truth and desire to len.
Ell. saik ring humanity. prompts mc W
testify to the truth 81 the follo~ ing
sA.tcmsnts concerning tho wonderful
cures psrlormed by DR.. Persona. the
Great Maxn.,ie Physician. will men
An few cases Of which | haze . per
sonai o~leIae
lat VIE OF Jas + iTcpkins. Of
iIopkinss lie, ssvcn yea nm Invalid,
entirely helpless. unable to turn over in
bed. for eight months. had spinal Tar.
vaturc, Neuralgia, and fs@ale Diseases,
physic ans gs,c ny her case ~ hopslss,
Her death ~as speedily looked Cor. Dr
Persons in tea minutes had her walking
She wa. treated May Tth now, Angus,
2uth she s 10 good health.
ID Mr.. David EpprIght, II miles
from Austin--consned To bed six years,
wasted 10 almost a skeleton, could not
have door or ~indow opened, neither
could she sit up in bed Her physician
said her recovery was impossible. DR..
Persons removed all disease 10 10 min
otes aud had her wa!kiag abou, her
room Her ease vas treated July tth 7,
nov, October lst rides horseback, gain
ing nssh and strength dn "
Il. Mir. i.syi Pennington, Of George
town, an invalid for fosr years, for ciuL
teen months unable u walk badly #.
tiieicd, ulcelalej, mud collapsed u,sri.
DR. Persons made her walk almost in.
stan,ly. after second treatment .bo
could 10 aL,.nt without hcip is gaming
in aesL and ,morny,us daily Her casc
VA treated Ia,t June
Z 4,h case --.f,en n TAYLOR. of san
sata. came TO the doctor At i.anpa.s,,
August II. afflicted with Soialics, sud
Chronic Rbnama,i.m for more ,haa 80
years had been treated by ~ old school
physicians and 6iIel 10 get sny r.I,,I
ne ah,yc ca Q was cured hy III Per.
.on. in 10 u,iuu,s.
5sh es.e-Ths daughter of r A.
Yett n n. Burnot county. aged ~
year-. perfectly helpless, eoold aeitbsr
stand nor walk Ioray car pot from spinal
Curvature and general debility, results
of Typhoid Fever ilr.. treatment could
go about freely and lelt well, 80 suited
to US, all next day =
might ms9s'ua oshss a.Aea vh'~h
lave c""e andcf ny own observation,
"a. one more may % n'ce's"ry % 's.'s
IN u's eo's''"",c".'on' s'a .h"t 's me
ease /" wy n'"s ua"tn's' 70 hos o'n
Wv, "'a W" anA.e 'o" o'," a
'"en' ~ s'so"s remove" .na Sun
- Hhu s"'s ns. Iof'ecs use VI u
= o'Ycet ~ Wtlt'ns Vi' soni'l"niea-
,i"h - !" fehe'e uhs ,"'no. "s many
d"uhtins persons as 10 NE a',i''y OF W
PERSONS % 'e''e's 'ne am'e'g' una enfs
many nos a''sr NJ ,nsd'eH' 'festmsns
mas 'nheu, e'sn " u'e moss sA''',"l "
our cia Se"''"i i"ys'vmns' hSFersaus
Is me great 'srt "nss'er r'ay ~
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NEW FIRM.
DRY GOODS
AND
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AIRS. NJ Loeb a Mr. y Neuman beg
M leave To announce TO the uh'ic that
they bsw formed u eorartuership for ~
purporf " carrying ON a general t7
Mercantile business,
and wiz keep constantly on hand u
choice and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods anJ Groceries
M the S6rth Idle Of the public square,
(uext door to u McPhaiis shop, where
thsy will be pleased 20 see nll who may
iayor them with their patronage
MIR A Loeb IL our authorized agent
to supsrint nd tho business
Mr Neunan IA now in New York
saying stock Of new spring goois.
W. are receiving every day new add
stsss to our .soeA.
.s.s MRS. NJ. LOEB,
V n NEuMAN
Marrb Feb 10, 90. n2q-,f
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swsvlM Not.eas.
Ths Charter Oak stsvs.

The Charter Onk Cooking stove Singh
lar to say, but nevertheless a lae', has
gained Il popularity In cur midst that il
truly wonderful showing conclasivciy
that il il all that il ch,imsJ for il and
much more. The introduction Of one
Stove in a community can be safely said
to insure tho sale oil doscn. The nans
stone and Charter Oak has become ~.
nony mons terms Stone the great intro
dsccr Of the stove in this region, which
oaiy had to be presented to the people,
t. iusare in universal adoption,