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WEST VIRGINIA.. IS:


At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Mason county, in the month
Of Jannnry, 1863,
Il Aleshirc, surv ing partner of
r Aleshire 4 W @. Andrews.
late partners, doing business
under the name and style Of r.
Aleshire d Co.
Henry Buckley, William H
Martin, S. T. Greenlev, Joseph In ChRneery.
Jewel, James Sweeney, a. r,
Thomas, Il g. Fryer, John II,
Tavis,P. Edwards, David DRi.
ley, joint Cook, John A.
Stsmhack George l. Miller, Al.
fred Gardner, john Cartwright
j. A. Shearer, aud the Straud's
Run Petroleum Mining and Nan
ufncturing Company.
TTNHE object of this suit is 10 enioin the
l. sale Of certain Lots in the Town Of West
Columbia, and other real estate conveyed to
the SLraud's Run Petroleum Mining and Man
ufacturng Company by Timothy Russell and
wife, by their deed dated the 3lst day of Aug.
ust. 1865, and recorded in the Recorders Office
of Mason County in Deed Book No 9. pages
1916 aud 3b1, under decree rendered by the
Circuit Court OF said county in certain suit
~ 'hdhNNlf ''iVilH lN'N'HS ll N''''" .-'"'3
Buckley aud others are complainauts aud SAID
Strands Run Petroleum Mining and Manu-.
featuring Company is defendant, aud TO sub
iect the said real estate to the payment Of a
debt due the complainant as surviving partner
Of R. Alsshrc & Co, of S5l3 II, with its in
tcrcsts and costs, Aud it appearing By nIii.
davit iiled with the papers OF this cause, that
Henry Aickley, Willian Il. Martin, 5 7
GrsenlJ. Joseph Jewel, James Sweeney. A. K
Thomas. II. L. Fryer John A Davis, p Ed
wards, David Daley, John Cook, John 4
Siamback, George L Miller. Alfred Gardner
John Cartwright and J A Shearer, defendants
in said suit ARE nonresident, OF the State o
West Virginia it is ordered that they do APP
pear here within one month after due publita
tien Of thus notice and do what is necessary L
protect their interests IN the premises.
Teste: W. W. HAEPER. Clerk,
by +. ". Sissun, Deputy
English SOL i'm ll-wA
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Neuralgia

Can be effectually CURED by taking DR.. Ro-
backs Blood Purifier and Blood Pills, and
bathing the affected parts with Tincture Of
Aconite Or Chlorolorln. Sold by Z. s. Bright.
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west virginia
lGRIEILI'IIlAL GlLL,EGE!

THE FALL TERN OF THIS 1NSTITU-
/ TION will begin September LIST, 1868
The scope of the College, beside PREPAR-
ATORY DEPARTMENT., embraces full and
thorough Courses Of instruction in M.thrmat-
les, Ancient and Modern Languages, Phlos-
ophy, General Literature, the Sciences, Agri.
culture and Military Tactics.
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $3.50 to us per annum.
In respect to health, beautiful scenery and
favorable moral surroundings, the gluce.is un-
surpassed.
ALFX. MARTIN, D. D., President, and
Professor of Mental aud Moral hilosophy.
f. s. Lyon A. NJ Vice President, Profess.
or OF English Literature, and Principal Prepa.
tory Department.
Cob j. r. WEAVER, A. NJ, Professor Of
Mathematics and OF Military Tactics.
SIG, STEVENS, A NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Of Natural Sciences.
HESRY ". HAENAS, D. D.. Professor Of An.
cicnt and Modern Languages and Literature
OLIVER W MILLER, A. NJ, Assistant in the
Preparatory Department.
GEo. NJ. HAGAHs, Esq, Superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings
HuGu ", Brock, NJ. D., Lecturer on Physi
oligy and Hygiene.
Hon. JoHN a. Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
and Constitutional Law.
ALIEN MARTIN.
MoEGANTowN, West Va. loot lily.
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WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:

WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Mason county, IN the IN h
Of January, 1860.
Charles Cru2ot,
vs.,
Stephen ComsiOck, j, !, rh,,,o,r
Holt, O. B, Holt, W W. ~ oHan'ery'
Holt, j b, Holt, and S.
D. Webb.
THE object Of the above suit Is to forecosO a
L Mortgage executed by Stephen Comsiock
and wife, 10 Charles Cruzet, bearing date tho
25th day Of January, 1867, recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Mason county, West Vir.
gnia, in Deed Book No, go folio 1855 &c, and
TO subject the real estate therein described TO
the payment Of the debt therein mentioned,
and it appearing by affidavit filed among
the papers Of this cause TINT lhcdcrudants,
II, Holt, Q, b. Holt, WV Holt, J. b, Holt ard
S, d. Webb, are non residents of the State
Of West VIRGINIA, 1t is ordered that they do mp.
pear here within one month after due publica.
ton Of tSis order, and do what is necessary 10
protect their interest in the premises,
1oSto.
W. W. HARPER, Clerk,
by ?. W. Sshon, Deputy,
RnsliIh ,ol, E'u lt-Tt
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GEO. MARTIN, AGENT,
Point Pleasant, W. Va.

4 ssETS OF THE COMPANY February LIST
~ 1868
Stock Bonds well securely $4,000 90
Fifty thousand dollars in U. s $50
Bonds, market value 81 1000 90
Seventy eight shares Merchants Ma.
tional Bank, market value $3.50 on
Bills receivable, Discount and pre-.
MUM notes. 1888 50
Office furniture, iron safe, de- $40 90
Cash in Bank 9Gs 80
Cash on hgud 1856 o.
$l62 ,0GI O5
Losses paid since the organization Of the
company five years.;
Fire losses S3G, s9l Sc
Marine losses 81 ,OO9 81
Total 5000 II
N. G, ARTHUR, Secretary.
nprii i6-tf
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court o; Wayne county, on the frat
Monday in January, 1869.
William A Def,r, vs. Betty Ann Ferguson.
late Betty Ann Manard, late widow aud vii.
son Damron, Emelinc Damron, Harvey Dam
ron Polly Ann Damron, John Smith, Mily
Smith, Rhodes Mad, Sarah Mad. Samuel Mai.
nard, ,Jessea Slanard Dizzy Mainard, Owen
Mainard, Moses Mainard, heirs Of James Main.
ard deceased.
This day cnmctht complainant, by his couu.
sci, and the obiecLoI This sui, being 70 enforce
a Judgment lien and to subject The real estate
of the defendants to pay 4 judgment of tho
complainant for the sum ofSI3 As, with inter.
est thereon from September, 1861. Aud it up.
pearing By m affidavit filed with the papers OF
this cause. that said Wilson Damron, Emeline
Damron, John Smith and Mil'y Smith are non
residents Of This State On motion of complsi.
nanrs counsel, tits ordered that they do APP
pear here within month after dge publication
Of this order and the posting thereof, AID de-
fcnd their interest in the premises.
TeStc: E.S. BLOSS, Clerk.
Jos G Wheeler, sol [jan2l-4w
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on WEST NIRNINIA:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Cour. of Wayne county, in the month
OF January, 1869
John B. Smith, vs. Owen Adkins, Charles
o, Locknrd and Thomas S. Ireland. lnChan'
cerY.
This day came the complainant by his couu.
sci, and the object of this suit being 10 cnioin
the collection OF certain judgment obtained
Mt the November term of the Circuit Court OF
Wayne county, for 1868, b5 the defendants
against the complainant, for the sum Of $500
And it appearing by an affidavit filed with tho
papers Of this cause, that said Owen Adkins,
Charles 0. Lockard and Thomas s. Ireland.
are non.rcsidents of this State on motion OF
complaiuauis counsel, 1t is ordered that they
do appear here within one month sfter due
publication of this order aud posting thereof
and defend their interest in the premises,
Tcstc: T. S. BLOSS, Clerk,
CWhccler 4 John Burns, soils Ijrn2i Nv
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WANTED AGENTS-Mole or Female
w who can earn from $40 to $50 per week
at home, All Goods win be consigned to
Agents, TO be paid for when sold aud samples
sent free For lall particulars address, with
stamp, Foor 4 CLARK, Detroit Aioh,
jan 9l-4y.
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TETuIs excellent medicinal compound whs 1rt
4 prepared by Or. j. ". POLAND, IN isiI
aud was then employed with great Gucecss 10
cxpelling humors from tho blood but in 1913
medical friend who was quite celebrated as physt
clan, especially in tbc treatment Of humors sas,
gcsied come Important! improvements, which vera
adopted, and which has made !; go the people sayl
tho very best rcmcdy FOR all kinds o. humegs known
10 "tl.c faculty"
This preparation Is composed entirely OF yrgsss
b'e,, among which are sarsapar.ll,i Yellow Do7S,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and E!oodtoo,.
When the originator ised Ia New Hampshire. n
GoTs.own Centre, FOR The space Of ihirty or focir
miles around, and In Manchester Particularly, tha
uumor Doctor was vel! Enowa aud highly rAiusa
for the numerous and wonderful cures which II e.
fcctcd. Though manufactured la large quantities.
the supily was frequently exhausted aud parohas-
crs had TO wait for more 10 be made. In that ~.
clon, aome very severe cares Of Ery;ipcIas vera
treated with, and they were cured! Efrs'Pc!ns
sores, or carbunGlss, = those ugly, pa!nfd ulcerE.
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully gscd. So It wa7 with SeToflA ani
SsIi.RIcum, The tIumor Doctor cured Them.
!tIshestrom any dangerous drug, IS pleasant 70
tic taste, sac, yet su-s aa1 eGee,i,C IN is ae:laa-
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Tar h hsse bees aa, b.
lbe fe folans frou mes strsu8a, aai
,hsy have <n aatcae me hes
afihoa ibcy bare frmea u me |
caahet h B1 regard teu
vth a3mft Decreasing efcFg
fa < - the Hote II iis
csatr. fft usslsIsu.sh. nast PM
nuca le uinou ton ~
lf snDB h, ~ Hhae. the tu-
- II al aaftlscu SINCERE } csnr9t
iausgino lnu ncb Irasa oat e
proportion 2 cA'fa aEaHt have
bcea aJd IS pc i-.ir y
The quality ia uete 3 Aue hat
i isek g9 trl.iy aHl YAH, 81
Il 5 retired IA. asd even sogroa-
fall shes - laf ,..e wool.ro-
iHr hs3 RE, gfs rrtv h eafiy
BE aa4 had 8cter So over q Bat
She c8Huon rob#n j. else very em.
b.em n uFot Aaa fabaft Ifi n.al+
iod b seeds ~ seelnson II
eirFt ut ef n9 leay f AZ NOR
tirg ard 81 eht irem some open
tree j Isnrs 0ut continuous song.
fu.i 81 tenderness, ye1 spFipItiy
ringing au1 abasgt Tic range "
n0ie 5 yely considerable. II il aot
a sofl, breathing sobe. like the spaf-
rows, (Nlose quality l. second u no
other lardsA) Tho robin gushee.
He never tires. lie siags b. the
bali hour, and fills all the region
sround with melody and when two
o. three Ia enulous strife are sing
Ing near together, the whole afr
seems full and overlooking He
shall have strawberries and cherries.
The cedar bird Is a thief, in spite u
Bis fne apparel ond jsunty tuo on
his head. He eats none If my IN
sects, sings me no song, pays me no
visit, until peas aud strawberries
come; but then, ah ! how familiar.
He silently hoscn in my pea-bush,
Sits open the tender pods and swal-
lows the contents. Away the pain
tod gluiton goes to my cherry trees
and gorges the sweetest agd ripest
Of tic fruit, Then 10 my strawberry
bed goes he, and like very prodi-
gal be wastes more than he eats,
returns no thanks, flies away, and no
more is heard Of him till the next
year.
Not so, with that gentleman, the
robin. lie comes early, builds close
BY you, sings you morning and
night his best chorals, Dig grnbs in
your garden, clears worms from
your trees, aud oply asks mouth
ml 81 that fruit il return which he
has helped 70 preserve tor you. Let
any cat make bis viii before he con-
cludcs to touch my robins
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"PrTcH INTO NIcopEAus,--A eel
cbraied character Of the State Of
New York. holding high post in
the law, was lsle y taken III and con-
fined TO his bed for several days.
He wife, who is an angel Of a wo-
man, proposed to read for him, to
which he readily assentCd.
My dear, what shall read 7"
.Oh | don't care much what, any
thing you please"
'liat have you no choice, dear r.
"None In the world, love; please
yourself"
Shall | read a chapter or two
Of the Scriptures I"
81, yes, that'l do very WE'LL
"Isui what part q the Scripture
shall ! read r
Amy part you Ike, love"
"But, dear, You must have some
choice, some little preference, We
all have ,hst."
/" No, have none IN the world
dear; read any part You Ike
best
"BGt | would rather please you,
dear John, and you surely have 8
preference"
"Nell, wei, dear Il you win
please me, then pitch into Aicodc-
lnasF
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"A iriendless being assures Us that
tho only beng who over had an attach
ment ior hin, was the sheriff
Prentice SAYS be tries 70 be impair
tial BIS iog al tlat he IS unable u lock
at toe negro except o. The dark side
Tie Official count u the Virginia
state vote 81 headquarters, shows Wall :
or ~ !ori ) 20 be 1885.
Mace the late war vas 1t Is
heigat tho expenses Ter day reached
.As sun y aboai two millions d doll
ara Anoiher destroyer il 81 work in
tic land, which consumes tho enormous
sun q four millions per day, or nearly
1lleen hundred million per year bali
cor national debt From ihs lato pu0-
Ashei statistics q Mr. Wells, speca'
commissioner @! Ito roteaaa. ate made
up tAa feaas q sic rial>sa.es o.
ia.s1leaiiag liquors ID ihe several
States Coz tie yez 1861. vhieA seaebtd
tAe snerua us an fesa.a 8. & SO fgi .
s65 Aeadsr Laws sau az share u
this bsale
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LIE is divided into three terms !;
that which was, which is aud which
viii be. Let Us learn from the past
70 profit By the present, and from
the present 70 live better for the
future.
Al lrishman decapitated a turtle,
and afterwards was amusing himself
rs putting sticks into It's mouth,
which ii BIT with violence. A lady
who saw the proceeding, exclaimed ::
'Why, Pat, | thought the turtle was
dead 2" 80 it is, ma'am, but the
crathcr's not sen sibie OF il.
"A young lady at Troy, while
engaged in conversation with a gem
tlemau, a few days since, spoke Of
having resided in St. Louis. "Was
81. Louis your native place I" Well
yes part Of the time, responded the
lady.
While an ignorant lecturer was
describing the nature Of gas, a blue
stocking lady inquired Of gentle
man near her what was the differ
ence between oxygen an i hydrogen
Very little, madame" said he; "by
oxygen we mean pure gin; and by
drogen, gin and water"
Deacon b., Of Ohio. a very pr
GUS man, was noted for his long
prayers, especially in his family.
one Monday morning die deacon
and his wiia were alone, aud as was
his custom, after breakfast, a prayer
was offered. There being an unusu-
a amount Of work that day, the
dcacon's prayer was short, and seiz-
ing his hat, and milk pail he started
for the barn. His wife being deaf
did not notice his absence, but sup
posed him to be still engaged in
prayer. On his return from milking
he was surprised to find her stil
kneeiing. lie stepped up to her
and shouted amen, when she imm-
cdiatoY arose aud went to | er work
Is i nothing had happened,
Que ofcuf eminent citizens chad
company a few evenings since, when
Ito ouphony of different hrguages,
particularly lie German, was dis
cussed 4 little ten ear-old boy
putin Bis oar" thusly;
Ma, | can talk Dutch
"You talk Dutch, Gc,ric Let
me hear you."
Tie hon ehold hopeh prompt
y gave taste Of his lingaal quail
ity as foilows
"Who'se pin here since Use pin
gone II
IA reader writes that he takes
no stock in the ''new woman's club"
He SAYS the old woman's club" is
enough for him, and frequently to
much.
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The WBosG SMEl.L high officer o.
the Sons Of Temperance was present
ing himself with tire smell Of grog be
had been drinking. upon him. at the
door Of Division" for admission, was
waited upon by an Irish sentinel, to
Shome be gave the password, when the
following passed
"Sr said be, IAN yez are Mister
O'Wrighi, the Grand Worthy Patriar-
ch Of the State Of Khaintacky, l do Ii
after belieun'."
Yes, " said jim, you are perfectly
right, NY friend but Why do you ash
the question 2
TO tel the truth, then, sir, and
shame The aegi', aud Pat, 'yez DO bc
havin tho right password for son d
Temperance, entirely bnt By the Holy
Virgin aud lie blessed Saint Patherick,
yez got the wrong smell
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AuEE Ash N1S---N hstever sou
rs Is BE- IS Etr tv with tIl your
hcrt TODD ael hatever son de-
yosr rag~c'ft1, devote yourself 10
mr ttel - great aims and small
~ taed.il.y Is earnest Never be-
BcFo lt pos.5 &c ihai Any natural or
improved abili'y can claim immune
IS iru lhe eompan Oh hip d The
steady. 3pa, hasd-wor ing qualities
aal ope 10 gain 's end There is
NJ a,cl thing as such ful6lment "a
tl.is sarth 5 me Asply talent and
some Fortunate opportunity, may
form the two sides of the ladder %
which some men mount, but the
rounds 81 that ladder must be made
u staff - stand wear aud tear, and
there Is no substitute for thorough
goin;, ardent, and sincere earnest
Bess. Never put q hand 70 any.
thing % which you cannot throw
your self; never affect depreciation
- your work, whatever il Is. Thes,
you viii find 10 be golden rules.
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GoMa 10 CBuRcH Many years
ago, when Daniel Webster stood AZ
tie summit u lis commanding IN
nuence, upon a certain Sabbath, he
entered a small Methodist church III
the vicinity of Washington. The
number Of persons in attendance
was few, and the house and furniture
were 81 d inferior description. The
preacher was a plain, unlettered
man, Who lad never enjoyed any
advantages Of education, but who
did possess a heart warmed by the
glow and excellence ~ the Gospel.
AZ the close Of the services, as Mr.
Webster was leaving the house, a
clerk Of one Of the departments. who
lad been present, aocosted Mr, Web
stcr and expressed regret that a man
Of his omiaence and extensive iaior-
NATION, should have been compelled
TO listen to ~ plain discourse. You
mistake, replied Nr Webster; Il
have been interested aud moved by
the sermon As you ay, tie preach-
er has u3 learning from books, but
hc las caleptly been instructed BY
highest u tcachess-the Spirit Of
God. We ~ to church, sir, not
merely to have our minds enlighten-
ed, but 70 have the emotions Of our
hearts awakened and excited tow
ards divine things. This ignorant
man, as we call him, has attained
reach ~ knowledge which no mere
learning can give, lie has taught
Us our duty to God. May We per-
form ii r
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Why i The name u George
Washington any more e. be respect
"a ard honered shan mine " easd
. teacher 70 his pupil "Because be
never tod lie" was ,he dsarinin-
ating bal uQf ever complimentary
reply
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Marx fwNs says Horace Greeley
tried = make : living AZ writing
master aad failed lis copy vas,
''yirtue Is is can reward. and tic
scholar 60 4, Washing with sap
. wholly alsnrl.
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"Nmt have good gsin. bot In
e.f Dave bore Las one that beats
abr said tie frsa shoa fsr
siiifiHa Aaak s.ih 50. 8 shoi
II 2ft slot 81 cishtf. an
uersd EHge Dave hsm e
Then waf e. sou Use. Unrlc
Iate
f aiih at altoy thg5 Tkil
my game r. s5ta ply rau tia. Gle
( ne sould fFde befwei eguld ge
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a tSoaa oIg.--A eeaJ.enan fa-
marking TO tavern tbas liz had shot
8 hawk a, ninety yaeA VIA NJ q,
taot. saoiaes replied
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St9nlME nIr
The ola E.tanll.ned Ilo.nltnI.
= Ne 2 Beaver st., Albany, n u
QUICK CURES Agp LON pRICEs

Ne, Beaver St, Albany III u
QUICK CURES AEp LOW pRICEs
Ttcetty Thousand Patients C8eI Annually
nk. }. TELLER continues % b coaAdentsily sop.
tabshsd Hospital No Bt4Yef street AltAHy. n : "a
Twenty years devoted to tbs partitsHt branfh "
practice enables hin p erioim cures sush other
physician and BIZ aeites are ser (issas IS
pguafnta with tbe mort eminent FtysiciaHt ~ tAe old
Merd o. obtaining tho safest 400 p. The atset tHt
dies fgI these diseases agers Inducements y D. anor
tHuar afs qHck and faFi eft, "a e obtained stn#etb
e. 0face lH Amefica ia syphilis. GanoTFhFa Giett,
stdetare Enlargement y DE tertriet ana Fprriasila
tabst cubneogs tfupuans fais tl-ers Atf.ssas sra
81 pttsr mpnfillts q tha system, poffcta padtf
- contn - ths Dyci9 nsaertf aud larf been isst
81 W ipare thaL gg90e eaRee annually vito lmmenss
YouNG MEg
Young nlsR addicted % secret haiits pbq have IN,
paired tbeIf bealht ah4 esfroYea ~ tigef % fha
minds thus aerfteiHR Themselves II DE plf4ttfs % Msr
ried flfe. ufF ueiHpd iAai FRI eaHEHluif IT, Tsltr
they vl Gnd friend q eohsala cad ph4tie8tl he
hhs thaHsaaH iu kimas sftfY pud u ths thlftH
States pha spilled o. brussu down Is hfsltt nas
rasics BE- a thtt mskss liis dessfit ard hspFF
Tbefeader f. ofeoufss nwareiha rae dtleafy 9fif slh
tstt ala prevent HllHais description y Ehss
riblo disfEse
pA rgLLEhs GbEAS WORK
tsaQk ffeysFy fldY. startling d.st3asafef. d. III
isrs gfest ssrA ~ 3e marifd ihase canfaf athg
mAffsre 4ep gaeas iailoi l4tts Pliee q sraf seat
tgait paris Hgasf seal psst psa a~a rpst sa Dc
iaB Ylar Tie single mbsfaA sac iis n.afflft iu4pf
lretare % iaff of ',lh tflaasf fsfreT ston1fft
ven oa i'4yffy ltegatsla' saga'.as estseteis .et
tff sn8aHt fsksi bfW atft % tffcia NJ tas fav
ssampt int9. stcafy 81, X fsign mat Dr
q opoa shisa 90 tags trsat
T9 lBE tsDffH
W 1stIKF FtiN fsnsasti 81 y fatAfF e. f5sfNs e
b., ssEs " 81 flsaa iaaH fst.14 Ha6If ft-
station e. q f.rsa fsasif s4ffrrarf tfF faftf &.
ID .r II .
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THE PEERLESS.
GREAT IMPRoVER1E TENT.
The most Perfect Cooking
Stove ever made.
Vas awarded he First Grand Prize Ned
al at The Paris Exposition, 1867.

For Economy, Durability: f1r Simplicity IN
Management Cleanliness Ia Cooking, Beauty o.
Design, Smoothness Of Castings and Elegance Of
Finish, IL stands unriyalled The subscriber
would inform the public that be 10 sole agent IN
this section foI the sale u the above celebrated
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Weymouth Nails,

Meat Cutters, Butcher Knives and
Meat Save. a splendid line o. Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Shears, Scissors
and Button Hole Critters, Axes aud
Axe Hclye- Of wholesale aud retail.
Hay knives, Steel Traps, Shoyols and
longs.
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Powder and Fuse

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Rope, Cattle, Trace, Halter and Log
CHAINS. Saw Mil, circularand Cross
Cut Saws. Taper Bastard and MIL
Files.
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