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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-01-13
Commissioners Sale.

tn PURSUANCE OF \ DECREE or THE CIRCUIT
Court for Putnam County, rendered at Us September
Term, 1884, In cause thrrcln depending Of CLas. X
Morris, Adr, de-, %. BARLEY Smith, shall proceed.
OH
Saturday, february 6M, 1900,
At II o'clock H. At tho front door Of ,hc Court Houae
Of Putnam County TO set Mt public auction to the
highest bidder. tract OF land yug In vuluau County,
Oh Big Hurricane Creek, commonly known thu Still
Place, Containing ny.thres scfos. fully d"scrtbed u
tho papers VI said cause. upon tue following
TcrmS:
One third cash In hald and the balance OH credit Of
six AMI twelve munl Iouds briuH required with good
security, tsarg interest rUn date for tue deferred In
s,allrprntA a,I the tr reserved I'LL anai payment.
~. CHESTER PNllSUSS,
Dee. -, lSGs.-9W&. s.. Special CulumI. sIoncr.
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Che J@ugmale
Charleston, v. Ya,,,Jalaary L; 1850.
LeafvTobaceo Trade OF Cincinnati.

Thereshas been marked increase Ia
the text Tobacco trade Of this city dur.
ing thc:pa4sysar, owing to the. enter
prlse oEouElneEchsnts aud the larger
variety Or lsAt: offered here, which ut.
tracts buyers and creates o, demand
witch commands consignment from
producers. The sales at our ,fYewarc-
hOusesin 1853 amount to 3,346 hogs
heads and 4,ll7 cases, valued at 81, 6O0,-
900, against. 81, $685. hogsheads and 4,6l2
cases IN 1868, valued nt ST, 000.0 200. 49, -
This -is now the leading tobacco
market Of the country the sales the
past year exceed those OF Louisville
s, S32. hogshcads.-Gazette. -. .,s.'s
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Commissioners Sale

rrSpER A CERTAIN DECREE RESDEREp b. ahs
Circuit Court for Putnam County, at its Sp 1n,
,cIn isGs in cause therein depending Of !oan BOW
yer e.. william C. DrtLeos ct al, shall proceeI w
Saturday, the Ga dst of Fs5r"Hry' .soH'
st tho from, door u Tbs Court House Of Putnam
al IL o'clock, H. to sell public auction 70 ths hE ,n
bidder tract Of land lying % Poplar fGfL o. Dig Hut
rIcsne Greek IN Putnam County, containihg
one HUNDRED AND FoRTY.TIlREE t11S)
-. ACRES,
and ftly trscrbed In deed Of John Bnwyor 70 nm. Y.
IriseUr, hlrd In tho papers OF said esus TN, tnst
comprise. some excellent farming and and valuable
iuprvrsueust ,..ti
tERXS or SITE.
One.thIrd cash in hand, and the balance On ereuit
Of slx and twelve months bonds being required WIN
rood security for the deferred payment, and tne hs
reserved until hnAl payment. ,,o>,
ncc as,h. 1scs,-su& - Special Commissioner.
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

John Norris, PiaIntn, 5,..s, .........
CO. .s. BID.
Tousa L Jordan aid I'll Thayer, partners under the
style and frn name Vt the Cerrdo Land Company.
defendants. ---... csa'-, Co., .ar - -
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. County Of Wayne, IS
- Tho DeieBdAIIA will take notice. that on the 10th
day Of February 4. b. lS6o the plaintiff above nanled
VIII take the DEiOSI1l0SS OF himSeii and otherp,
wneyseE 10 be used ~ evidence on tho trial OF The
above csuseI At the Law ooe n EnoehI Ch.rringto
10 tho County Of Lawrence. IN the State Of Ohio, b..
the taking Of the same will be adjourned from day 10
day, b+t~sen the came hours, until tfey com.
piried. g .-. - -, .,t..a '..t..- e. p
;aH. u. ESocHs, Attorney.
DEC. II, lSoS.-1wI ~ 5...... - II
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Notice to Take Dispositions.
Simeon HerDey, TlaInti6.

S!uisou HerDey, Painti6, .'
~, .'..... 70 +. ....
Thomas l. JonaD and Eli ThAyer, partners under the
sy!s and nrm name Of The c6Eeto IAnI Company u.
PENDANTS. .-...., -, .t-.- y
CTArE 0y WEST VIRGINIA, cagsH Of Wayne, ~
day Of the nt1t tsFn Of ths cu caan Of said eouuy
Of Reynt, a. D. Leo, SimAoaS HsrSeY, the abors
named. Win take The DEroEl1i0Ns Of Lban T. Moore
aud ohrss, witossxss. lspS used - avdencs On the
trial q the above esSss at ihe Ciarks once Of The
county afosaA, bssRssa the hours d eight 4. and
lix H. and that the taking Of tbe ZANE will bs I'd.
youlnsd nom day to day, between The same hsurs IN.
III thsy are completed. 80, g,al ,,t.. 3d.. l.,- :
ped. ~ le>e.-7N.
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Commissioners Sale

FINDER A DECREE RESDEgEn Ri THE CIRCUIT
u Court for Putnam County, at Ito September Torn,
lSeS u cause Of John SsashOis rs Eliza Harbour, O.
al. l shall proceed, on . DE
SATURDAY, EEBRUART Oh, 1909,
n, ID. from, door Of tho Court House of Putnam County
10 sell At public auction. 10 tho highest bidder. tho
tract VI land described In the papers Of Ind cause ~
tract conveyed by Jas w. HoSe Special Conulssl0 ner
to Thomas u. Harbour, which c0nylsta Of
TWO HUNDRED AND sIXTY.SEVEN (e67,
ACRES, moro or ieLs.
aud rE In Putnam, County, near Hurricane bridge and
the lue VI th. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad aud COM
prscs .one valuable farming aud timber lands Hhd Ia
art Of the rsta,c furmrry Of David Hnrborn, NOW d.
ceased, upon tho following
TERMS:
Ont. third cash IN hnnd: the balance on Ill equal
credit Of ak and twelve months. bonds being required
with go,d security for the deferred payments and tho
tile rcserved for further security.
II. CHESTER PARSONS,
Dec 20. lSSS.-0wt. Special Commissioner
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QUICK LIZA conceited coxcomb. with
very patronizing air. called out to an Irish
Aborer g ...,
Hero you bostrotter, como and tell me
tho greatest lie you can, and I'll treat you to
aug Of whisky punch"
"Be mo word. }" said Pat, IAN yer honor's
. gentleman"
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=GaII10iS Advertisements:
AZ; A!,,Ei:IR|IEMARKABLE FACT

rh,, NOT single instance hss come - ths knoH'edGe
~ N, nrop,,or, Of ths failure OF RObseks Medicines
to rvs eptirs sa.l,eOn In the huadred' Of
O, case, In which they have been used this 10 worthy
o, r,rn.rk and undsniabls evidences Of their intrinsic
merits. J. Il. Rogers, agent.
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n FARMEx near Marketable, Conn.,,
who had raised largo tobacco crop,
recently becoming convinced Of the
sintulness and immortality Of raising
tho weed, took tun Of it that was
ready to box and throw it into his
barnyard. - d. -' 81 81 g..
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VIRGINIA is moving toward law and
order, and wants reconstruction. The
result Of recent conference Of leading
men Of. the State, at Richmond, was
the appointment OF committee Of
nine to visit Washington and secure
universsl suffrage, coupled with uni
Yersal amnesty" .a...
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T,el;|G|!!jaIl !. l||.lIjd:::IilsjCllal99ls.
w 4 > y 'tSpe, -,
..nYSPEPSlA..s..

rs,r, Il, probably. hs oasfdseas. With which nsn.
.,nd :, ,nei.d which .hs sshrce Of 70 many ailments
!, Dy,otS.ta, and there Ilpo pOts certain cure 'n'n
Rob.ei', Stomach Blst.r, :. =. Reser'' agent
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Commissioners Sale.

T1SpER A DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
u Putnam County, At It's March Term, lSGS. In tho
Cause OF John I. Harbour, udm' &C., rs. Vim. u0n.
son, | shall proceed, OIL
SATURDAY, tie GM day Of February, 1860,
At the front door Of the Court uouxc o Putnam County,
to se at public auction, to tho highest bidder the
house and lot mentioned IN tho paper. Of said cansc aud
which IL fully described IN deed Of John lien'on ~
Vim. r. Hensur, dated February ~ 49, md OF record
IN Putnam County. This property is situated In tho
town Of lullnlo contains three hlrcd Suarc feet "
land and DIV lluy hOuse mud shop thereon, nnd wns
recently occupied by w. r. lcnson, upon the following
TERMS:
Onr-,lIid cash In hand tho balance Oh nj equal
credit IL lin and twelve months. honds brg required
with good security for Tie deferred payments and the
title reserved for further security.
II. CHESTER rAliSOSS,
DEC 20, lsGS.-9w4. Special C"IumissiuIlrr
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West Virgilia Agricultural Coners.

rl'HE wISTER. TERN Of this Institution will hegln
Sorc,"hrr 20, 1898. The Scspe Of the College,
hssIds Preparatory Department. embraces full and
thorough Cour."s Of Instruction IN Natte,aattcs, An.
Giant and Modern LdnVudg>s. PAlosophv. Grntrdl
Mttraturt, II" Sciences. Aoricuitvr', and Military
Tho eost nf Tuition. Ronks ard boarding need not ex
coed from &lSo to tl75 per annunl.
In respect to Health beautiful Scenery and favorable
Moral surroundings. tho place ID unsurpassed.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., Pretlent, ond Pro.
ies.or Of Mental and Moral Philosophy. .sa'
F.S. LYON. 4. 81, Vicc PrcIidcnt, Professor OF
English Ltsratnrr and Principal OF Preparatory Dsp
Col. j. Il. WEAVER, a. a., ProiOEsog Of Muth,-
matlcs and Of Military Tsntcs. -.'. '.,.'7 49,
=: G. STEVENS, A. ~, Professor OF Natural
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciences.
HESAY u. Harlan, D. D., Professor OF An.
Client aud Mode ~ Languages and Literature. go.
OLIVER ". MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant III tho
Preparatory Department. II, ..'t- 49, -
GEO: n: HAoANs, En-. Superintendent Of tho
.Hu0H W. Brock. II. D., Lecturer on phym.
oloYy and Hygiene, -n,...'ll''.5.
Hon. JoiiN q. OLLIE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law. 800 -.
Aor6rntorr, r. ia, 50 49,,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

Sept. 15 her "Grand English Opera Company"
viii commence the season at the Academy Of
Music. Unfortunately for her, Miss Richings
will be just two weeks in advance of her at the
same place. Autumn will witness the com
mencement of very marked change in theatri-
cal taste Serious French opera is talked of.
love of Shakespeare will replace the passion for
opera bo18e and burlesque. Wallack is not
Going to forsake the legitimate. Miss Bateman
will be here TO neutralize the meretricious taste
which the coarse anachronisms of Miss Western
foster. After ALL we are but going through an
artistic education, and the day is advancing
when all that is most excellent, in all depart
ments of art, will become with us ramour and
not Ia mode-a proverbial antithesis which is
borrowed from Patti. ALI BABA.
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DIED.

ALIISON.-On Tuesday, the Goth instant, ELIZA
BETH wife of John Allison, in the 6ls year of her
Star Temple No 49, of the Masonic Tie are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
husband, No 1888 Grape street, Manayunk Saturday
the gath instant at O'Clock p. NJ Funeral to proceed to
st. Davids Church.
BUNTING.-on the morning of July %, ELIZA c.,
infant daughter OF William H. and Rachel O. Bunting,
The relatives and iriends os the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her parents
Darby, on Monoay Jul1 20, at O'Clock. 4"
GEDDESSuddenly on the morning Of the I'D instant,
MARY O., wife OF W Il. Goddess and daughter of the late
Captain Robert Clark, in the 65th year of her age.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
HART.-This morning, of cholera infantum, HARRY
WILCOX son oil William b. and Hattie w. Hart, aged
months and days.
Funeral from the residence of his parents No 1911
North Thirteenth street. at O'Clock p NJ Sunday. the
9th inst $50
REDSTREAKE.-On the 2lst instant, ELIZA Still.
LEY REDSIREAKE, wife of the late John Redstreake,
oak Hill, Delaware.
from her late residence, No 5l7 Federal street,
relatives and friends Of the family invited Services at
KbeneZer M. X. Church.
PEDRICK-On the evening of the 18th instant, Captain
SIlAS PEDRICK, aged ~ years.
His male relatives and trends invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, No 1906 Walnut street.
Thursday Afternoon the 22d instant, at O'clock t'
slant, JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT, in the 84th year of
his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, No
1874 Beach Monday morning. 26th instant,
O'Clock without further notice. To proceed to Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
gE-MAsONIC NOTICE-PHOENIX LODGE, No.
3O, A Y. M-1Be members of the Lodge and the Order
SONIC HALL, Chestnut street, at 2% o'clock SArUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, to attend the funeral OF our laJe
By order Of H. william d. THOMAS, w NJ
f. r LEscURE. Secretary.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
M A s S A RU S EFT S
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., /.
SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS,.
INCORPORATED A. D. 1851.
Dividends Declared and Paid Annually
on the Contribution Plan.
HON. o. RIoE President.
r. b. BACON. Secretary.
CHARLES MLFAN KNOX. Manager
POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company
BY failure pay the premiums when due but are con-
tinued in force by the NoNFORFEITURE LAW OF
THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, of April, 1851
EXAMPLES,
ORDINARY LIFE POLICY, AGE 35.
force, FOR IT'S FULL AMOUNT, 2 years and days
Five Annual Dash Payments will continue same
policy in force, FOR IT'S FULL AMOUNT, 10 years and
So days.
Ten ANNUAL Cash Payments will continue the same
policy in force FOR ITS FULL AMOUNT, 10 years and
"a days.
ORDINARY YENDOWNIENTP POLICY, AGE 3J,
Payable at Death or to Insured ut Age of 90.
One Annual Cash Payment will continue the policy in
force, FOR IT'S FULL AMOUNT, years and 10 months
Five Annual Cash Payments will continue the same
policy in force, FOR IT'S FULL AMOUNT, Is years.
TEN PAYMENT ENDOWMENT POLICY,
AGE 81,
Payable Mt Death or to Insured at Age of 60.
O@e Annual Cash Payment will continue the policy in
force, FOR IT'S FULL AMOUNT, 8 years.
Five Annual Cash Payments viii continue the same po.
lcy in force, FOR Its FULL AMOUNT, % years.
The following cases occurred underthe law at the
Pennsylvania Agency of the Company
THOMAS SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, jim; ured August
81 1863 under Policy No 1890 for $1,000 giving loan
for onethird of his and paying the cash
his premium quarterly. He failed pay the premium
due February a. 1884, died April a. 1s6-two months
after the premium was due and unpaid. The whole
amount of the policy, less the premium due the Company
promptly paid under the law.
| ALSO,
| A. II. HAMMELL, of Camden, N. j insured lSeptem
Der H. 1866 under Policy No. 1l3O9 for 2OOO giving
loan note for onethrd of his premium failed to pay
his premium due March H. 1865 anddied May g. 1s69one
year and half after his premium was due and unpaid
The whole of his Policy less premum due the
Company promptly paid under the law at the Penn
| sylvania Office June l9, 1869
The Insurance Monitor" of New York. has the follow
| ing article in its issue of December a. 1868
| FULL INsURAECE.The equity and benefcence of the
Massachusetts statute which makes all life policies good
for the full term f9r T winch insurance had been paidtht
term odfy gas hngq1y Is eHeped by
New BEDFORD eected insurance upon his o for S51C
The premiums paid regularly till June 1851 when fol-
recently died. when the notified of the death
and asked the policy was still in force under the
insurance policies The reply that the policy valid
and the S ss sns b % pay G
$3.50. $3.50 'I' "'''DN ''''0'0'' " '''N
For books of the Company blank forms of application
| and any other information desired, apply to
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
MASSACHUSETTS, MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS ON THE
3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868
80, pIr L
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MARRUED.

CARTERET7 7MECANN;-on Tuesday evening, june
/, at the residence of Rev. Samuel Durborow, Mr..
GEORGE W. r. CARTERET to Miss MAGGIE ME.
CANN, all of Philadelphia
MANSFIEID-YOUNG.-O the 18th of July by the
Rev. William w Taylor, Mr.. FRANCIS w. MANSFIELD
to Miss MARY YOUNG, all of this city.
PILLING-AIKEN-On the Goth instant, at o'clock
at the Arch Street NJ t. Chapel by Rev. John Ruth, Mr.
GEORGE p. PILLING and Miss BELL AIKEN, both of
this city.
WEAVER-SHAw.-On Sunday evening" July 18, by
the ReS William Augustus White at ST. iimothys Rec.
MARY ANN SHAW, all of Philadelphia
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DRY GOODS.

SECOND STORY DEPARTMENTS.
COOPER g. CONARD,
NINTH STREET, BELOW MARKET.
Boys Thin Clothing
Boys Thin Clothing
AT extra low prices.
AT extra low prices,
BATHING ROBES.
Our improved Bathing Robes
Are q grand success
Bathing Robes for Ladies.
Bathing Robes for Gentlemen
Bathing Robes for Misses.
Bathing Robes for Children.
Bathing Caps-Bathlng Caps
LLAMA LACES.
Shetland and Llama Shawis
Waterproof Coaks.
Linen Wraps for Tourists-
Cloak and Shawl Room well stocked. I 7 ism
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THE WORLD Grows wIsER.-The human stomach has
been a shameully prosecuted organ. There time
when for every derecton of duty punished with
huge doses of the disgusting and drugs
vain it rejected them, and literally returned them upon
the hands of those who administered them. They
forced upon it again and again. until its solvent
was thoroughly drenched out of it,
The world is wiser than it in that drastic era,
when furious purgaton and mercurial salvation were
what Artemus Ward would have called the main holt"
the faculty, in of dyspepsia and liver complaint.
The great modern remedy for indigestion and bilious.
is HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs preparation
which has the merit of combining palaabe flavor with
such tonic aperent and antbous properties as we're
never heretofore united in any medicine.
1t has been discovered at last that sick people are
like the tabled Tans, who found prostraton refresh.
ing that when knocked down. they the earth
twice vigorous before. When invalid is pros
tated by powerful depicting drugs he apt stay
trated and the debated being the fact prefer
the building to the knocking dooH system of treatment
HosTETTER's BIrTERs meets the requirements of the
rational medical philosophy which present prevails 1t
is perfectly vegetable remedy embracing the three
important properties OF preventive, tonic and al
teratve 1t fortes the body against disease nvgorates
and revtalizes the torpid stomach and liver effects
most salutary change in the entire SYSTEM when in
morbid condition.
In summer when the enfeebling temperature renders
the human organization particularly susceptible to
wholesome atmospheric influences the B1TTERs should be
taken protection against epidemic diseases.
OWING THE
LATENESS OF THE SEASON,
THE ENORMO US SIZE or OUR STOCK
and
ALTERATIONS ABOUT TO BE COMMENCED ON OUR
BUILDINGS
iriH reduce
ALL OUR PRICES
and sell out our
SUMMER STOCK,
SUITS COATS, PANTS, VESTS, EVERYTHING,
HEAVY DISCOUNT
e Those rho kno,o ho gerry cheap hare been selling
his H be surprised at being able to make
STILL FURTHER RED UCTTON, but object is clear
SheIres and tables Of the stock Nth tohich they l
loaded notwithstanding the fact that sales this spring hare
been
80 PER CENT GREATER
than before.
WANdMAKER o BROWN
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
The Corner of SIXTH and MA ARKET Streets.
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C "A A M PIoN SAT- L s

GREAT FIRE AT CAMDEN.
CAMDEN, June 7, 1859.
MEssRs. FARRKL, HERRING d Co.,
No. 629 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Dear SIrs:-At the very destructive fire OF Messra
McKeen Il Bingham's Saw Mill, which occurred OF
the evening of the 9Th instant in this place. the Sa
manufactured by you, belonging to the late firm O
f. M. Bingham Garrison was In the building ant
subjected to a very severe test, the fire ragel
fercely for several hours and so great the hea
that the brass plates were melted of, and to our
great surprise, when the Safe was opened we found
all the books and papers uninjured.
Years, respectfully,
SAMUEL B. GARRISON,
Late OF F. M. Bingham d Garrison.
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BMeERs SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms. by
o. +. DAVIS. No $40 Ohesnut street
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JEwELRY-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No 70 South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Sverware in the city. Purchasers
rely obtaining real pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
and profit
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DARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE LADIES.
l. JUST RECETvED-A large invoice from Paris of Il Q
very newest styles of fine Jet Jewelry Hair Ban s.
Combs, Nets, etc The rarest and most elegant
fered in this market. At II. DIXON'S,
7149t No. 81 South EIGHTH STR ct.
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DERANGEMENT THE BowELs.-,Judicious use of
Speor's STANDARD Wine Btters" in keeping the system
in tone and preventing arrangement of the bowels
almost beyond belief Try them, and you will be convinced
of the fact For sale by Fred Brown Johnston Holloway
& Co, and other druggists.
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JOHN KNOX MARSHALL,
State Agent and Attorney for Penn
sylvania,
SOUTHEAST CORNER
SIXTH and WALNUT Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.

ROBERT P. HARRIS, M. D., Medical Examiner. In
attendance at office daily from l p NJ. til9P.M
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BY failure to pay the premiums when due but are con.
tnued in force by the NoN.FORFEITURE LAW OF
THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS of April, 1861.
EXAMPLES.
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CITY ITEMS.

GLENGARY CHEvIor surTs-Mon's s1l
Do do. do. Youths q
Do. do. do. Boys, g.
HALF WAY BETWEEN ! BENNETT & Co.
Firh and TOWER HALL,
Sixth Sreefs.) 5l6 MARKET ST,
PHILADELpHIA,
And 500 BROADWAY, NEW YoBK.
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FINEST CLOTHING in the city at CHARLES STOKES,
under Continental.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-12-17
PROBATE COZ RTS.
..,ac,,.a District, 1859. 1870.

nROBATE COURTS " Il be- holden within
and for the District OF Bradford iof tuc
year ensuing, ~ tullow-, w
Atthe TrolteI House III Bradford,
an the second Tuesdays of january, May
July and September, $50
At the Hotel in East torihlll' on
ghc second Tuesdays OF February, June Aa'
gust aud November i|,0.
Atthe Probate Office in Newbury,
in the second Tuesday, OF March, aud uctu.
Der, 1870, -
Attic Probate Office, West Falr.
Ice. ON the second tuesday in Dreemhrr lSu9
aud the second Tuesday IN April ls'e
ALVNH BEAN, Register
We, Fairlc, Vt, Dec, + iSt1.