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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH /

NERVOUS DEBILITY, WITH ITS
gloomy SfisAtii.1aIs, low spirits. depression,
loss Of poRcS, ,iGExf heal loss IsoyB ..n
thrSsiio2sd Impotence aht iTabcCIlttY, nnEl =
son e1rsSn csiT.- ln Humphrey = Hon.a-li a Il
Specific Ne. Twenty eight. Composed al ths
most valuable, mild aast potent euraiiIvs, the
strike ii once II tile root 81 iie matter, toe al
ett. stem, aIs.--t thu stlsSharses and ituA
NiSoE amt energy, Tile si vitality Ia TIA. sAtgrt
man ti.sy hays cured thousands OF eases.
frio. - per pack age al -iN boxes Snd vial
which = SsIT aiapsItaIr la oii-tiHai- Ol Old
cases, or 81 ser single ioN. Sold bg Al
ia isis AID seat bY in-,i reS.trt OF price
Address Humphrey e SPECIFIC hoin.ssOp attic
Medicine Co. -. BToiINaYt y \.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

a Breton peasant, on his Way Ia
taris, stopped at a BARRIERS shop in
hamhouillet. While that barber was
stfappihg tho razor, the peasant no.
nofd \ dog sitting near his chair and
staring at him fixedly. What is
Tie matter with that dog" said TIA e
peasant, that he stares so ut me o"
The barber answered with an uncon-
esrnesi air: "That dog is always there.
lou see, when l cut of piece of an
ear" "Well?n "Well-he eats il. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Do you wish to insure your life :
+. Nd1uIIs the cI.i tes oi iE. company b~IoIs
yoa maze hn APPLICATION aud sec What IIEht
II amy, you have uHtsI II H. SOM eoIutt.,uiV=
part OF the profits H. the State Hos It.tl ia
others, all Tho pTuiIis divided among the
officers aud rtDGk holders. Ia Ihe " ial.In= ton
Ilf. the entire profits - To the poilcs h.l,l.Is
iu WHOSE Interest iL. ounpIhoy Is n4lI,i.-.,i
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
Worthy of Note--tnmtoTt tor the rici
and Rest for the W e;tIS.

All VINO would enjoy a hcaitffiIi ANA uu,lls-
rnIbed night rest. viii haIi with delight tne
t.me1I's rubber lIng spring Bed Bottom,
they beng durable and noIzai,-s, combined
" th stl ent Tia aud simplicity, make ihvn. st-
peIIoi t. all wire spring br,ts iheY are sit
Ing great satisfaction, and being universally
used whenever introduced The spIIogs ate
pHre rui,b.T rIngs, HhIch have The came eject
on bugs eaInihoT Oh cedar mas on moths.
Manufactured only by ii foni y Co. ai3
Marksi - 1t i.ouis Aio., haiI block east u
Coart house. Exclusive sale given 10 rs5p0il-
sliiu dealers III each LDWL-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

For black worms nnd pinplcs or the face,
Use Perry 3 Co;neJoue and Plmpie Remedy 4,
prepared Only by Dr. Be. Perry, r. Boud-st
New York. Sold eyeryN here. Tie trade
supplied by Wholesale medicine dealers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
EAENlms HOTEL.


Cor Walnut h second Sts., st t."iis. n...
IhIS weli-knoWn and pOBuiIl Hotel having
been thorou. ilY ieitird (and uudei new man
aseInent II nov open iOi The reception 81
guests p 90 per day.
f.lEtitkALB y CARROLL
fIupIlrtDTS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

To remove laotli patches irSehl-s AID Tan
from The Iace. use P.rry's Mo<h aud Freckit
Lotion Prepared only by lif. II. e Perry
Sold lay all druggists IN Chicago aud else
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

An ice'house laborer being Nile,
by lump OF ice falling on his head
the verdict was, "Dicd of hare
drink
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

The Free Lands Of Iowa.

book f"' all ~ lao ~ sHi iirI; Iiot,Iss.
iihiiS N"rl. Ju-t Published. ContuJu5 All IL.
ga Al" description. %! each 81 the sey .nt,,I
4 counties IA iii, .siuus tii}
LAND bI5GI:I,-Is OF IOWA
together WITH tail Injections ini uuiai4Irg
I"i.i' Lads aud pa. ynptiuH-.
SE.TIoS II. MAP
bI Ihc StodE cay Land District, ,.i..utI a.
a-"' ,dnpahy ths boo4 - also itiat published
showing ali the yAvAar IAfyp- limits 81 Illi
road grants iAiIruAd iH.5 tul h5 iJt,o., Ity
40, oA.'iulIy complied from The DihcIaI -
cords NuTthH eet,Ih Town rtIil .-nHtstIas =
h'iiit"n tud i hail 81 acres 81 .5oyerHIis AT
'H't. subject Ia i'TS-rIhpf ION OF L. l- iHE
unr3iratt5. The 4bpN.- pooh and man t,ybt1 ia
tHSt The inloi uiatiUn thai - needed. ant suoh
IL cannot he obtained from ANY Other source
me book Nith map iuCtH'i.ds VIII h., sent.
pF' PAID, ior .tc5 or sent -! pa at IS boob -
map 90 Address MILLS &t.BMlA. ICES
M"th"s. iowa 90 Western News 'vinl any
tEiD.-D. III
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

/ have used used NorAIau's Chaiy~
btate cough syrup, aDd hni Al iie best IGIned j
Group have yTrs used; ana from N hat 9th
rTs have told me Oi their success an ths- Oh
thf3 remedy. | confidently recommend II IuE
alt diseases Oi Tie throat aud Lungs
scan SHAuF Pastor ssef- Ill r. hUfTh
ErlI.-NiIIt-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Try apackase ot Tniinaadge's None
such >,iri atu-. Aud be- csnN 'nced that thrie Is
none othtI IKE IL Western depot 10 - wa
IeT st, Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

MAGEoIIA WATER sur.I ion la the beet in,-
ported Gs.Inhu cologne, and 7oli Al hail Tie
III Ice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
Chicago Advertisements.
RlNG-IiOSSE
a NEly
LAWN AND FIELD GAME
SUMMER RECREATION
Fox Both Sexes and All Ages.
Chicago Advertisements.

rt,HIS new game affords an exceed
l. lngly aitracliYe and health OK door
snort, and Turntables degree is-i kiA'l OF pli4s-
ical exercise thst coex not ONsrte& or weary
the system bat gr-stuE.iy Improves tus genes Al
health snd strength l- Distinguishing feat
ur-S may be cnuIaera rated - follows
IL may he Learned II = few moments
II may bt piayer, hy sny number % PERSONA
from ore - nIry.
1t may bc participated IN hy persons 81 h"tii
sexes and OF asa
II can BE PLAYED upon smaller area "i
ground than ANY Otiisr outdoor SAH"-
Its distance MAY he extended ar Diminished
as the wants OF the player, or the uSatlahillty
OF space may require
IL combines talistheaic Exercise with ~
| "a active ptstime.
| It's implements are closely ami ouHnpatUy
| arranged IA 4 neat CIse ui HsIrTatN slEC-
ii nity br CunN rulvntiy carried FROM place 1,
ui1re.
IL price is less than Thai of Any "tn.I hei'
| came
| l-rire of game, complete, with book ui ia
| Ir,lIous. g. -. nH receipt 81 which IL WlH h'
| securely rstcked and sent lay expires &" an
| A,ilr,7s- Address NATIONAL ECON
| NEW s. CO. ii: Madison street, thtca2o-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
LYMAN BRIDGES,
lbs.ii,I ia al Lti.,iz Il
Building WI ateriaIs

AT, hI..I. tISt.sss-5 school tt1s.-..s SI,,i
Stores,
-" VI a-ni.stoi,- &u.et. r"l ifea.hlIH
CIiltAt.p. IA.
VI uryIuoma-,.au Ia I'D C.Ii"i Il - 10 G-
s:'ns antun st - IL idi MII gan "a connect
lax with ait ...iiNsly ia thr city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
ST. LOUIS BOilsR YARD.

oSEPH E. WANGLEE, success
90 10 ,thi""lt y @nnSlcr, uIHHHti.-t,!t.,t
"f ',t'aiii h"tI"Ts % every dpacTfttt,,n In,
',l IN iHuks. Coolers. kri.l.a rana g..
-'@", al klndr ~ sheet iron work nt r.,5.,,iu.
,'"i'ti5 'tt'hd"H TO W" haVr osi hand Ia,
'fi, n AS pitTsihN-t ~ TitH VAST al -,,.,,,,,
""'' p"ii"tn, Two, -Four. Five and 81 t1u,.,I
"a a. i"h1 lengths aud dIaIntI.-f, Iut,uI.,,
''''l'sa, lpiiEht Htd fuitAis Al t,,.yt.-.f -,
,'II''tl which wr Oder eiIpapt Nj l.tl.,s \, "A
% t'-te't IB a boiler Inspector I.sI,..- In, Ia.
' 2h"r. IL desired j''1- ul.ytt.EI;
:" cot lain aud t1TF sIs NJ Iud. Il,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
~. 900 saIasy.-Ad.ircszu y rlauo % n y

l1>MPI .oi MEM That pays. For particular,
kIaddre-s = Srk,CEES. -. ia att ieIorS, {
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

He who wiahe. To rest must work
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10
CHICAGO IRADE,.

Ire ia,srsnpfs ,;ofrseS whose UnT,ts c1Itil','ae
ars column are CSsc1sily sefe<<t-i ffN'H nfe
sc-s+ine. hrirs IN t2rtte>So, - c~'ae v nos en-
tefisAe o..-rstto<Se <.a wtda-'ffe9a f~'ssSsi-ss-
eaGae then 81 the trst rank Ia coEan1sroa.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-07-10

Si< trD1: TRUsSISG's CIDEH VINE
~ GAK. Warranted To preserve p!cklea
First premium awarded ~ Ehe United States
Fair Established In 1915. Charles u. T.
, prus44ns, $50 a-nj H State street. ChIca
|
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which is, that the French should get
the nicotine extracted from their tobac-
co; and yet we fear that the poison
clings too closely to the "sweet," as
usual, to admit of a separation. Ifhow-
ever, the analytical chemists can man
age TO produce a perfectly innocent to-
bacco, they will become The benefactors
Of mankind, certainly of the American,
French, and British, who are amongst
the largest consumers of the weed, and
which races we would "not willingly
let die"
If one-tenth ofth alleged evils ofto-
bacco smoking be facts, the entire hu-
man race must be seriously injured by
",he Indian weed" for it appears that
the average annual consumption Of to-
bacco by the whole human race Of 1000
millions, is at least 10 ounces (4lb Coz }
per head, and the total quantity annual
" consumed is two millions OF tons, or,
43O millions of lbs weight.
1t is, however, to the young that the
evil of smoking is likely to be most dis
astrous. Whatever benefit may be de-
rived from smokingin maturity aud old
age, it is obvious that the young can
not need the Fictitious aid Of a narcot-
ic. Parents should look to this, and
prevent the most deplorable physical
and moral consequences of the habit in
/ their children. Many a youth may
date the ruin of his health and Oharac.
ter fromthe first Whit oftobacco, which
dint of nauseous practice, he was al
length able to smoke, in the foolish
imitation of manhood That smoking
must impair the digestion aud derangt
the nervous system ofthe young, seems
certain, and that it may lead to drunk
enness or excess in drink, is more thar
probable, from the thirst which it nee
cessariIy occasions
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S,W o. St0Do 'usp
-SmS 'mqoFYoolS'
mo.g MD!o!sGQd
Vsapao1S palDdqa
-lao ON 'YoDqod
M aou1s s.tDa6
| uaaaIo aaoW s,H
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Lnl VA. Oh Iands and Furnnce In Jack.

Tota val. oi lands ana furnace IN JACK.
son CoultE '''..'.'.'''..''..'''' zoooV w
Total Value Ol Real Estate ,..,.,..,... B6S0O UU
Subject TO and upon the conditions of said
order Of Court, which is That said real estate
shall Je sold as on entirety; II however the Re-
ceiver shall find that the tracts lying In Gallia
county, and other tracts remote from the Fur
noce will sell better separately, then In his dis
cretiOn he may sell such tracts separately, and
the balance us an entirety--Nnd upon the fol-
lowing terms, viz. One third cash down, one
tn ird In one year. and one third IN two wears,
with Interest from the day Of sale, and tie de-
lorred payments ~ be secured by n mortgage
on the premises sold. The purchaser Of said
real estate to be permitted to take immediate
possession so far as may bc necessary TO cut
wood aud dig ore and make other suitable pre-
paration for making q blnst ut said Furnace next
year, and TO have full and complete possession
at the termination of the present blast and con
hrmutlOn OF said sale and further that prior 10
the day of sale, sRld Receiver shall cause ali APP
praisemGnt 10 be made by three dislnterested
parties Of all personal property other than pig
iron and such other stock us be may wish 10 use
In completing said blast, aud said purchaser Of
aid real estate shall ulso be required TO take said
persona property at said Appraisemcnt aud pay
for the same, one third cash, one third IN lour
months and one third IN eight months with
interest from the day Of sale.
(The Receiver however may, in his discretion,
sell said personal property disconnected from
said real estate, If IN his Judgment be fnd ii de-
sirable)
| The deferred payments on said personal prop
erty TO be properly secured and at the end Of the
| (presenO blast should there remain anv charcoal
or 9th er stock not made up sald purchaser shall
take the same at Its fair value, aud Il the purchl-
rand Receiver cannot agree upon the price,
the same shall lie determined BY an Appraise-
ment to be made by three disintcfested Appars-
ers, one to be selected by each OF the parties and
the two thus chosen TO select the third. And 10
the event said sale for any cause shall not be con-
frmed BY The Court, said personal property II
sold with the reality, shall he returned to said
Receiver, aud said sale shall be cancelled, and AL
money and notes received for the same shall be
returned to the snld purchaser, aud said Receiver
shall also take from said purchaser oil ore
wood and other materials prepared by said pur.
chaser at Its cost, the same being q fair price
therefor.
Said Real Estate 10 be sold for not less than ti0O
hirdsof ib appraised Falue.
Il. b. L0DWICK.
Receiver Of Limestone Furnace Co.
Dec 0. '69-bw
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SHERIFF ANn SPECIAL MASTER COM.
- MISSIONER s SALE.
State If ohio, ,Jacisoa county Is.
Augustus A. Watson I

fHtf ~ thi0, JdcASbR county. Is.
Augustus A. Watson
VS., on lat Order OF
Orange Furnace Co. IS others, Sale.
Pursuant to the command ofan Ordcr Of Sale
issued IN the above stl led cause, and 10 me d.
tected as Special Master. will offer at pnbllc
one, Ion, at the door Of the Court House in Jack
son, on
Saturday, January 9th, A. d, 1870,
at one o'clock P. NJ of said day, the following
described mongaged premises, situated IN the
town Of jackson. In said county of jackson aud
Stale of Ohio, to-wlt Part OF ln-Lbt No. 5G IN
said town. commencing at the south east corner
0f sald lot, thence north on line between lots
no. % and b6, nite feet thence west on parallel
line with front of sa ID lot thirty feet thence
south ffty feet, thence TO the place Of beginning.
Valued at s4S3 33-1OO,
To be sold as the property of Orange Furnace
Company to sallsfy y judgment rendered by way
OF cross petition, BY sald Court of Common Pleas
OF jackson county, Ohio In favor of the Trus-
tees Of The Methodist Protestant Church. Terms
OF Sale cash ON day OF Sale. ~
Given under my hand this 1lh day OF Decem-
her, A. d. 1869,
JOHNSON WADE. sh'f J. C.,
and Special Master Commissioner O. 9. Pleas
OF said county.
James Tflip, Atty for Church.
Dec. Q, fbBO--bw. &12 ~.
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SHERIFFs AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
- MISSlONER'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S AND SPECIAL MASTER COM.
- MISSlONER'S SALE.
Isaac Winters, a., v,.., o.,.. rel.
Va. On First Order 0I 0ISale.
Ell G. H0nnel, ct al.
Pursuant TO the command Of an order Of sale
Issued from said Court, and 10 me directed us
Special Master viii offer at public auction at
the door oi tbe Court House, IN jackson, in said
county ofJackson, ON
Saturday, January 9th, A. D., 1870,
at one o'clock, P. NJ. of said day the following
described mortgoged premises, situated In the
county Of JncksOh and State of Ohio, to-wlt;
The south east quarter OF the south west quar-
ter and the north east quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section number eleven CD township
number seven ~, of range number nineteen
(l0l containing Eighty acres more or less.
Valued at Sls5 90.
To bc sold as the property Of Ell G, Honnrl
ct al, To satisfy Judgment rendered b, the
Court Of Common Pleas Of jackson county,
0hln, In favor of Isaac Winters.
Ierps of sale-Cash on day Of sale
6lvcn under my hand this 7th day Of DecCm.
bcr, A, D., 1869
JOHNSON WADE, sh'T &c.
aud Special Master Commissioner Jackson Com-
mon Pleas.
Dec o lS69--6w-pf Sli 10
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pau! lDLIl s'tO
'ssodmd ADl,m!s
D Acf psinlopf
-n'tDut nd buD
6q passDdtns'm
s'tD sll!d poola
ScYoDqod "a
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HTIdIHld.

'SnlDa 2aE'spuoM
qO0Ta s; s: ; e ;:%; $';;;;: :;::::;: ;;;::
IF ,6A9waOo'
syn 10. ssstDO.
-aPodD Gq 1ds4
loW puD mouYua 'a.tnlop.6Wpm
ssaddaa sls lof aapao,S mO.g pa
-llOdm1 s6mtp 'D!6ualaS 70 dn.@S
pup psSDlod 70 spPoI aE ssp!s'q
'su.Dluoo lI 'S9spssap poqq .taHo
pun DlaJoaQS 10 'asn Sls Gq 'p9tno
uaaq aapY sptDsnoYl a,u!l qo!q0I
aou!S !"'agf.md poola aD!aDu'p
-uD2S an pSonpoqn9 pm G7anoo
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BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

That the MASON Il HAMLIN CABINET and
METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the BEST IN
THE WORLD is proved by the almost unanimous
opinion Of professional musicians, by the award
10 them Of SEVENTY-FIVEG GOLD and SILVER
MEDALS or other highest premiums, at prin-
clpal industrial competitions within few wears,
including the MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSl-
TION, and by sale very much greater than
that Ofany similar Instruments. Tls Company
manufacture ONLY FlRsT-CLAss lNsTRUMEHfs,
and will not make "eheap organs or suffer ap
Inferior instrument to bear their name Having
greatly increased their facilities for manuac ture
BY the introduction of new machinery and 9th
erwse, they are now making BETTER Or
CANS than EVER BEFORE, at increased econ
omy u cost, which, In accordance with their
fixed policy Of selling alwats at least remunei-
alive profit, they are now offering at PRICES of
INFERIOR WORK. FOUR OCTAVE OR
CANS, Plain Walnut Case, 600, FIVE OC-
TAVE ORGANS, Double Reed, Solid Walnut
Case, carved and paneled, with FIVE STOPS
Viola, DiAPAsoN, MELoDIA, FLUTE, TRkhU'
LANr), Sl2b Other styles In proportion.
Circulars, with full part leulars, including ac-
curate drawings of the different styles OF organs
aud much information which viii be Of service
70 every purchaser Of an organ, Will be sent Tree
aud postage paid, 10 any one desiring them.
MASON& g. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
1b4 fremont st., Boston; ba6 Broadway, New
York. . 4w.
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LORILLARD'S "EUREKA"


Smoking Tobacco Is IN excellent article Of gran
ulated Virginia.
Wherever introduced II is universally ad-
mired.
1t spul up in handsome muslin bags, In
which orders for Meerschnum Pipes are daily
packed.
LORILLARD'S "YACHT CLUB"
Smoking Tobacco has no superior; being dcnic-
otlnized, cannot lnjnre nerveless constitutions
or people of sedentary habits.
1T Is produced from selections OF the finest
stock, and prepared by patented and original
manner.
II il very aromatic, m ild and light In weight
hence II viii last much longer than others;
nor does Il burn or sting the tongue, or leave n
dlsagreeable after-taste.
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved Meer-
schaum Pipes, silver mounted, and packed in
neat leather pocket cases, are placed in the
Yacht Club brand daily.
LORILLARD'S CENTURY
ohewing Tobacco.
This brand Of Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere.
1t is, without doubt, the best chewing tobac-
60 In the country.
LORILLARD SNUFFS
Have been In general use In the United. States
over 10 years, and still acknowledged the
best wherever used,
-Ifyour stOrckeeper does not have these ar
ticles for sale ask him TO get them.
They are sold by respectable Jobbers almost
everywhere
Circulars mailed on application.
l2w. h. LOriIlurd a. Co., New YORK.
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MEDICAL.
'adaQm-GI9aa saltlo!p2W
a1ta4Dd IIi s.talDSQ pun
saslGOnIG 10 saDS AOI

TOq
4sd saas0 sag'
-6lusm' 70 so,Ad
mol 6fsmsA3rs
sW ID sLoIs imp
6aD 10 pssDYo
Ind % WDS Rsyy
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FARMERS

Can sell their wool 1t only forty 10 any cents
per pound but by getting the wool made into
realized.
On-reccipt Of s2S we WIN forward machius
as ordered
Ws ViA "a. procure active GENTS IN spsry
sectioH oftke United Sfdtes aad Cqpddds 70 tekom
he ,uost LIBERAL Inducements TiH BE- o3ered.
Addres M L.tt...l
American Kaiiiiag Machine Company,
Boston, Mass, orSt LOUIS M o.
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with any kind Of coarse or dne WOODEN yarn, or
cotton ak. or lluen. It VIII knit stockings
with double heel pnd toe, drawers, hoods, sacks,
smoking caps, com 0ris, purses, muiis fringe
afghans, nubias, underslceves, miltens skating
CAPS, lamp wcks, maps enrd undershlrts,
shawls, Jackets, eradlc blankets, legglns, sus-
pCnders, wrsters, tides tlppeLs, tullcd work,
and In fact an endless variety Of articles 10 every
day use ns we'll "A for armament
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STTId

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- -6Asas 70 ssn on
NUnVu o. msYl 6uqdppDI
UUIu snH t6u!1pOO
-Ap6ms lnOp,S
p@D Yl?m YlOqr
-- spDm AID GsY,
ssnDoag :ssm,l aD % uO,,D4,sls
-usmpD .tssp u. s@Ds 6llosEtsd s4D
pun 'psAanbal 50 I. .O'sGYd flupfn
o s1sYa sssDo M a. pSRoldsus %
9D0 RsY asnDOsa :sAD 6l,@p( 6hS
-as ~ 3dsY % pmOQs slsd pOOl9
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From So to $40 Per DdU

Con BE- made By dng one pih The american kait-
thug Maehlue, knitting stockings, &C., while
expert operators can even make more, knitting
fancy work, which always commands ready
sale. person can readily knit from twelve TO
fifteen pain Of stockings per day the profit on
which will lie not less than forty cents per pair.
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N"T'cH
Sale of Furnace Property by Order
of COuTt.
NOTICE.

In pursuance ofan order ofthe Court of Com
mon Pleas of jackson County, Ohio, in the ac-
ton of John Buckley against John J. Evans ct
al E, made at the October term of said Court, A.
d. 1869 i'll offer for sa le at public auction on
the premises to he sod. (1nown as the Lime
stone Furnace property, at the Office of said
Furnace Company, in Bloomfield Township,
Jackson county Ohio. on the 18th DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D., 1870, at O'Clock, p NJ. of
said day, the following real estate, to-wit:
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Have this day opened in the town of
j "A g k $ on. o h i o q,

j a G X . . ns - n o /,
Opposite the Bank)
A BRANCH of their CLOTHING ESTAB-
N LISHMENT at Gallpos. Their stock
was purchased for CASH at low figures. which
enables them TO compete successfully with any
house in the West in prices and quality.
They therefore invite the public to examine
their extensive stock Of CLOTHING. HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all kinds of gen
tlemen's wear, of every style and quality. to
suit the wants of all, from the biggest dandy up
to the honest farmer, and at prices that cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
Their stock has been carefully selected from
the best American and Foreign Manufacturers,
by Henry Frank, the senior member Of the firm,
who has had 80 years experience in the business
and is well known TO many citizens Of this
county.
Hoping by fair dealing and low prices to merit
the patronage Of the good citizens of this town
and county, they invite all TO cali and look
through their stock before purchasing.
We will also buy all kinds of FUR SKINS,
SHEEP SKINS, and all kinds of HIDES.
NJ FRANK. Jr.,
March IS, 69-.tf H. FRANK.