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HRIEHR.

BARRINGTON.-On the morning of the 25th instant,
ANNA MARGARETTA, wife of William Darlington, in
the Both year OF her
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
husband, No 222 Mount Vernon street, Tuesday the
9th instant at o'clock p. NJ.
HARVEY.-On the 25th instant, WILLIAM JUDGE,
son of David II. and Salle Harvey aged year and IL
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral the residence his parents No.
1850 N. Second street, Tuesday afternoon o'clock
Intement in Laurel Hill Cemetery.
JORDAN.-At noon Saturday, the oath instant MARY
CRAWFORD, daughter of John A. and Mary A. Jordan,
aged year months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from the residence of her grandfather
No 1898 Lombard street, Tuesday the 9th instant at
O'Clock T. NJ Interment at the Woodlands.
KENNEDY.-On tho 25th instant, MARY, daughter of
William and Eliza Kennedy, aged ii months.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her parents No
1896 Wilcox street, above Pine Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
WALTON.-Suddeny, Sunday morning, the 25th in
stant SARAH wife of Austin T. Walton in the 3Sh year
of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
husban No. 1927 Pleasant street. Grape, Manayunk
Wednesday morning, the 2Sth instant at O'Clock. To
proceed to Montgomery Cemetery.
WATTON.-On the 25th instant, Mr.. ENOCH WAT
TON, aged 7g years and 21 days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
sonin law, William A. Peets No. ll4o s. Sixth street,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. To proceed to Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

Mr.. DAN BRYANT, after having yacillated
for time between Ireland ana Ethiopia, mas AT
length made up his mind that there is more
money in burnt cork than in corduroys and his
Minstrel Hall in New York is one of the
most popular places of amusement in that
city. Mr.. Bryant will open this evening at the
Arch Street Theatre with his full troupe, and
will give a series of entertainments that will be
appreciated in the dearth of other entertainments
abis warm weather. This troupe, besides Mr..
Bryant, contains a number of iirst-class per
nose and with a full orchestra, chorus, and
oTo poTaphernaia, the performances will doubtless
be up to the highest mark Of excellence, In In
addition TO an olio entertainment there viii be be
given burlesque opera, which VIII be put upon n
the stage in the best style III IroO"'o'e 10 'i
pounced for this evening.
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EVARD HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j..
~ pennsylvania Avenue, between Atlantic and Arc
tic) is open for the reception OF guests:
624 I'm T. f. WATSON, Proprietor.
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ROUSE THE SYsTEM-It is a sad thing to pass through
life only half alive. Yet there are thousands whose ha
bitua condition is one of anguor and debility They
plain Of no specific disease; they suffer positive pain
but they have no relish for anything which affords mental
or sensuous pleasure their robust energetic
fellow-boings.
In nine out of ten this state of asstude torpor
arises from morbid stomach Indigestion destroys the
energy of both mind and body. When the waste nature
IS not supplied by due and regular assimilation of the
food every organ starved every function interrupted
Now, what docs suggest under these cir
cumsances of depression? The system needs rouHg and
rengheing not merely for hour two, sink after
ward into pitabe condition than (as it
redy would do if ordinary alcoholic stimuant we're
sorted to) but radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished? The
answer TO this question: founded the unyaryng expert
ences of quarter of century, is easily given lnfuse
vgor into the digestive organs of HOsrETrERs
STOMACH BITTERs. Do not waste time in administering
temporary remedies but the system by reCuperatng
the fountanhead of physical strength and energy, the
great organ upon which all the other organs depend for
their nurture and support.
By the time that dozen doses of the great vegetable
tonic and nvgoant have been taken, the feeble frame of
the dyspepc will begin to feel its benign influence Ap
petite win be created, and with appetite the capacity to
digest what it Persevere until the is
peteunt heathful blood fit to be the material of flesh
and muscle, bone and nerve and brain, flows through
the channels of circulation instead of the watery pabu-
lum with which they have heretofore been mperiecty
nourished.
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy No. 10 South Second
street. has the largest and attractive assortment of
hne Jewelry and Sverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equalled also has large stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to bis store is to result pleasure
and profit
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SUMMER CLOTHING OF KINDs.-A large assortment
selling rapidly, but repenished daily. NeU, fresh and
fahiono6ie SUPERIOR TO READY-IADE STOCK PHI
LADEIpA n STYLE NJ, and make and sold of prices guar
oHted tower than e locest elsewhere, he sale cancelled
and money Tefunded.
Hale WAY BErwEEN BENNETT 90,
fUM and TOWER HALL,
StDM STeets) SIS MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
500 BROADWAY. NEW YOpR
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, by
o. +. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.

DERANGEMENT OF THE BOwEIs.-Judicious use of
Speers STANDARD Wine Bitters" 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
& o., and other druggists
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The following have underthe law at the
Pennsylvania Agency of the Company
THOMAS SOHENCK, of Philadelphia, Ensured August
for onehrd of his premium and paying the cash part
his premium quarterly He failed to pay the premium
due February 81 1851 and died April 81 s67-two months
after the premium due and unpaid. The whole
OF the policy less the premium due the Company
promptly paid under the law.
ALSO,
A. H. HAMMELL, of Camden, n. j., insured ISeptem.
Der II, 1865, under Policy No 13O9, for $1,000 giving
loan note for onethird of his premunhe failed to pay
his premium due March H. 1863 andided May 1S6one
year and half after his premium was due and unpaid
The whole of his Policy less the premium 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, 1867
FULL INsURANCE.-The equity and benefcence of the
Massachusetts, statute which makes all life policies good
the full term which insurance had been pad-the
the first years being credited as upon
paidup policy, sngularly exempled by a recent
case Bedford-AbOut five years ago citizen of
New Bedford effected insurance his life for S5OOO
The premiums paid regularly till June, 1867 when
reason, payments discontinued. The assured
asked if the policy still in force the
of this state regulating the forfeiture of self
insurance policies The reply is that the policy is valid,
and the company recognizing the claim will nav the
and the accrued interest thereon amounting to about
$3.50.
For books of the Company, blank forms of application
and any other information desired, apply to
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NH a R kRHEER.

DE LISSA-S STILES.-,January II, 1862 Mr.. ALPHA S.
DE LISSA to Miss IDA A. STILES, both of this city.
SMITH-CLOUD.-On the 24th instant, at the Parson-
age Of St Georges NJ r. Church No. $2 New street, by
the Rev. NJ. ID. Kurtz, Mr.. ISAAC w SMITH to Miss
ELENORA CLOUD, both of Delaware county, Pa.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINEST CLOTHING in the city at CHARLES STOKES
under Continental
uIr1Er DAy1s-6 90 ,s "New Scale" Grand and Square
Pianos have great body Of Tone and clear ana mus
cal as bell. The Agency is at No. s9 OhesnW Ssree'
EYsry musician SHOULD haze one,
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JOHN KNOX MARSHALL,
State Agent and Attorney for Penn
sylVania,
SOUTHEAST CORNER
SIXTH and WALNUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.

ROBERT p. HARRIS, NJ D., Medical Examiner In
attendance at office daily, from P. NJ till3P NJ.
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OWING TO THE
LATENESS or THE SEASON
THE ENoRNOU Us SIZE or OUR STOCK,
ALTERA TONS ABOUT TO BE COMMENCED ON OUR
BUILDINGS,
irill reduce
All OUR PRICES,
and seu ont
SUMMER STOCK,
SUITS COATS, PANTS, VESTS EVERYTHING,
HEAVT DISCOUNT.
III Those trbo Ino0 Uery cheap hare been selling
iriU be surprised 6cng able to make a
STILL FURTHER RED UCTTON, but object is clear
tables If stock irih they are sti
loaded notwithstanding the fact sales This spring hare
been
60 PER CENT. GREATER
than Jefore.
WANANAHER e BROWN
THELARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HAIL.
The Corner Of SITTH and JLARKET Slrsets
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SANK HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY n. j.,
- corner of ATLANTIC and OONNECTIUCT Ave
nues open, enlarged and improved Ono of the
ptSE0'' 624lm '''''''-' LEWIS REPP Proprietor
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POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED
IN TIKI
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company

BY failure to pay the premiums when due are con.
tiRued in force by the NON FORFEITURE LAW OF
THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS OF April, 1861.
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a. i. ~ II y
Tnz posse1 ~ 4 WosD. 4@A mother
on the grcebf hills If Vermont, was, hold.
ing by tho right hand q son sixteen year.
old, mad With the love Of tho sea. And
as be stood by she garden gste one morn.
Edward, they tell mo, for Inevcr
saw the ocean, that The great temptation
Of sealnan's lifo Is drink.. Promise Inc,
before you quit your stnother's Land that
you will never drinks, ''s"i ao'nl}
"And," said lie, '(forshc, told Tie the
story,) II gave ller tho promise, and
went tho globe oyer, Calcutta and the
Mediterranean, San Francisco, tie Cape
ofGood Hope, thesNorth aud South poles.
| saw them all in forty years, and / never
saw glass filed with sparkling liquor
that my mothers look1by thegate aid not
rise before me. and to-day Tain innocent
Of the taste of liquor" ! hHo'Hs4'0" <
WAS not That sweet evidence Of tile
power Of single Word? Yet that was
not nalf.
"por," said lis,g rlyeslerda,yI there came
to my counting room man Of forty years,
and asked me :'v'a'i'Ia1PA nfn,g'Y3
ID. po you'kHoy y5nssi = . .ii..i.oga
"Well," he said, az Wis one once. brough.
into your presence on shipbonrd, drunk,
tho captain kicked mo aside, you took me
to your ber.li and kept mo there ill / had
slept of the intoxicatioii you thebq askod
inc If | had d mother. Isaid Iahad hcver
known1a Word from her lips.' aYoa told
inc Of yours Ut Aie garden ;gate, !alha to-
day I nm mastef'of one Of ths fRest pack
OTIS in New York and ! Game u ak you
to come and sec de" r i"dinofl
l1ox fariFtliat idle candlop throws It's
beams! That mothers word S5oh, the
green hills Of Vermont. q, God, DO
tharkeafot Tie mighty power Of q single
word p'lai''I irl7 'A7f RAh
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AN illinois editor yarns parents againts
allowing their daughters o'sieep II tents
at camp.tncetingi. Tho experience Of
two young girls, residents Of Sangamon
County, q related Id support Of the warn
ing. Itseens that a committee Of dla.
cons was appointed to Investigate The
case, aud, aftct allong Silence, d yebsra.
bic brother advanced tbc opinion that the
tent was not properly tethered, and lint
tho devil ctept ID. Oh Molten, The con.
'mitIse adjourned. ~ ~ .s'i. ''.Sg
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AaGESERous AusDA ND.--lt arrecen
speech, Lucy Stono related the following
10 'lPerhaps fifteen Or sixteen years ago, in
';al very good STATE I Wv q woman With q
pleasant Quaker fate,I, undcr d Simple
S0Quaker bonnetEI rathrt liked it-ahd
her Quaker husband sitting BY her With
Ills, broad!brimmed hat 81, THEY had
speat many years toaetlier,J you coald See
s.bJ their faces 10 wasjust bidding her
goodbye Us tile train Wis starting, aid ]
heard her ask lin for Attic money.
.55dia not wish to hear what they said, bit
III heard that lie had bought hcr d ticket,
enid saw that be lad taken her satchel DO.
otlitely on bis arm She had hated to ask
him for money great many other wo.
9Jincn have hated 10 ask fol, II, too. She
began to Say, n, wish Ibad . little
y'shs did not want u Gnish,, thinking that
''hcSould think Of il, lid give II u her,
''buf'ho did not 50 ont y came all at
-ionce:' % t9srpo t,'1it' gli sef
ss'TalMaybc Til want i litsle money while
tlrSn, o1ns n;Is'si liifsIT 'i5Ti5li.7s 10
40 The good, hottest Quaker turned bis
face towntd-hor with sufprise,a Ind said :
st"Whnt hast thou done with the quarter
gavo thee last week I'D
-TnsFAmLY RELATIONS ACCORDING 70
rHn TALAusp. III your xifo is Of small
u stature, bow down 70 her aid Hear her
word in reference 70 domestic as well as
worldly affairs. ---,szs--,,s.. ..,-.--s,'-.r-ar
Thelbusband should ever be- anxious
that the proper respect DO paid to his wife,
ysbesssuso. the house is blessed sonlyfor her
= sase.b1a svaJ 80 .r5II5i "a b3ggEI
,s,saHonor your wifesO and yo, u Will gbo
o. blessed with riehes.a ,y,p BIC rsyo
y.tiaGood and bad luck, pleasures and grief,
s;joygand sorrow, .arein the hands Of Tile
~ Hs; o5istes lus.o himself a wife,
,brinss luck to The house, or o yawping
! gulf .7eb..i.5s til, I'm .at1sa sbf /.
IL have found . woman who is more
bitter than ,lea,i--a bright jewel or an,
: oppressive burden. n lie who lives without
i aawife, knows no PLEASURE no bliss 20
dblsssing.s,igt u; ia5wH7r71ni l.i5rap
.ua 10 who has tostlant 20 much 10 his
Of vito, will not o,iiy treat her With The Ut
most regard and respect, but make her
,sposition in tho housc fully equal ~ his
,ow1. i,,ss il4u ylibi T. ssd Ia.a
LA maa sithoat . wife 10 no tnan At ali.
~ Why Is chess ! decidedly honorable,
game Z Because You .lways act Oh tlic.I
tIuute' -
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y AcuRIostrY asIlatcly found in d coal
ank near Knoxville, Tennessee. Ills a
kettle, probably Of iron or some other
hard substance, but from long rusling has
beeonio like stoneh 1t was iucascd in u
bed ofslateistone, Just above the coal bed.
20 feet beneath tho surface From such
q curiosity very frequently a most impor-
tant liuk 10 tle history Of a defunct peo-
pie il supplied. 1l
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! TIE BACHELOR, IN LoyH--A, bachelor
in love loses q dimple or two, grows mel
ancholy, reads poetry, and looks 1T the
moon; is nervous about his neck lie and
bis gloves; consults bis aunt MS ito, what
kind Of hat girls most admire !, changes
the style ofihislfrequently vibutuis, never
satisfied His countenancei is as change.
able as his neck-tie now she has smiled,
and he is radiunt now She has froWned,
and he wears furrowcd brow, and looks
in at the apotheeary's windows aud thinks
oflaudanum. inl lie resolves to settle down,
4 and limits! himself las to cigarsii II his
.laundrcss sendsI him home q, bosom not
quito perfect, it grieveo him to- thel hearts
eors.I lie passesola most golden-haired
damsel without glance. s1.He would like
much to work hard and make arfornnc,
but be cannot do Ito He horrifes his
employer by entering as an item infthe
ledger 81 1000 Anglels.'' He. goes sur.
repttiously to so.called elsityoyaals,, who
describe ia ,light-complexioned ysung
lady, sir, and. hsr face turned your way,
and her hesrtliniyouri, hand. If onlyayon
can get oyer.thc cross between you" He
thinks the cross is young Fiasco, and
grows dangerous. Suddeulyyou sod the
bachelor, IN love amazingly, altered. He
smiles, looks happy, eats comfortably, and
nodsto his old enemy Fiasco. Then you
may be sure that liz tas, somowhere' ID
hisIboson, certain carte do tisiie, and
That the, original Of the picture .hps blush.
ingly advised him 10 task pa."A' al wi
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sixt5-two years ago, October Oil, The
drst steamer Na' i LAUNCHED in tie United IL
Sts,as, wy Z" e ''''' '''" r.
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Naekw. Crtek, B Ltrisg eoantytg ". Iia
a4An kinds. Of Blacksnithing done At the
shortest possible notice and the. most rsa.

sonablc terms. n
lilins ,siaontq slacd liz Ii Lobnuoq
.bsit oiioeioa" 10 li1qas ilBiA .jGod .
bad 10 g.ias'saoo H.g!ds (
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1would respectfully inform my customers, ms
friends and ,te public in general, that ! have
removed 10 the large and commodious Ware
houses lately occupied by Messrs. Gillian, Ebert
4 Co., where willalwaysIbe foundthe largest,
best selected, aud inprites not excelled BY any
house il the State, Of i5,t,.;z d. duaftst
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icentre Street, weston, west virginia
feAlgood assottmentof Groceries always kelit
on hand. Produce bought and Sold, The best
qiafty Of lign6rs for sale, III quantities 10 SUIT
purchasers. Wheeling si5gies, fine cigars. aid
The best grades VI TOBACCO, always on hand
Es y I6g u aOUr above shs Bl ails. MI ss
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Y II e DEMO GRAFT
MONDAY s,.I. ~. NOVEMBER %.

4, - .--. ~, -
sopr.sa q s : s Y I subject
!o0 interesting % 90 INTRODUCED py any
ago 1enlafAs. anu YET u IS important
oahel',nes.many ..'mes-,-a mans nap.
lanoss uas .uepenaea on ms manner not
popping w. quesI,oh. many aiIlmo !No
ssl nas saa no BECAUSE q rlne ques'lCh
WI ~ Weruea .aa. .n1 anrn n.' GU
wv. Go'is IRON .ha n'"u." aa'ulalLy' una
, 'MIis9 W. , g,avsatsa 10 'aun oLasr
M , as Ia ,p'Na VA, l.otee' navs osen
psh sgsase,ps'1I, ~ pt .snTa t1' electric
ano. I,e VITA 'b;;s . Az,
SAVE 'sl $3.50 es.,o,a.e - .u's ftase,
me ~ .,.,' = says ne, "a glrl
s ,,,a .nass ha, sao NV, >, paaan
Ss h.s, n,u ~, ~ ;nIa sa ta.ans
aRsS! 4 ~ nuHTss!%4,l :ojuuss Nue!nei
i'u ~ s sssaess = hSs = g l9Ik s'ralgn,
Thoro , :ra ,s a"u uesys au nef nose
"a "e as,; ars Sua'e psoplg .aa. a.yeI Pop
,hos asa ;, Iu .h os'' hsy ase saleus
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lI aauII oo!; ,ia5dSapuH IL iSisSni!sSyy'
needs nothing but a clear exposition 10
rcndctit triumyhat; we shall7 ehdcaySr To
10 baiI si.b -5l ssoy sli 10 Goss,s DIT
f. present sl To great PRINCIPLES Of Denoe.
racy which undcrlio the foundations eol 20.
government, inatueh adj manner i ierrpa disl,n
rgiss9tgo7q I! no soI1aIJ ia ,ss1dR
carry eopnyiication, to the'minds Of t.Ae sabsr
thinking lelI Of the eountry.ias. mo
.pgodis0 Gae 4saiiD 10 si1uo0
We shall have no policy but PRINCIPLE!
asd We shall adhere lss a. I ,Ssep sd
|.fG % st1iirq 81 s-sH Itgih ,bloglSf'
the changes iwhich esc'iutdlc inay btioss
us. aBelievingLtha. aho cause cfiDsno..
Idol iGd, e3bpi liiIeds on ,,SsJ sgGh vel
raey is she i cause sfaeisil sgaystnnet i.
. e q d
shall advocate that policy hsh liz ad ni
traitor of our National allaihrsT g Vb;ac abs sb,,
| zoe d ,oiiids 4ilAj mo s5iIdTd w
scud Ito restore our goserhmansd ,Soi.
n a.: ;a,1 , o s:as,, s'ae aia s'i
., oooa s,.,;,,, t,,.aa...,, .......,
PEOPLES lessen b BURDENS u Il, t. ,bo, io
"''.'ps sa' g. WE sg
s%laids1 1ol siei'
and happy people.
1Rega-'f I.7fasI ssa,totiT 10. lo.s9io.i "
I,esI ., ,s--,,asItss IN ..s,l,4yIs 81
n''a ''ss'ss'l'a e 'A9 9sFn''''' , hoard
V '"s''e - ~ sa.''e -. 'A' 'N'
stance offtho peoplc.AaCwisc,o statesmsn.
1. 900 ,9e$ sai3iis.de.i.i M: 4! SO,
- .,
'"'s'Da' 'pp'9ssA's"''a''s'1' '''s'..,
l,ptosctiptive and class lesislaton,,i Which
y I1,i l,,1ilz,ns yai l,Eei .y'ppno , ,.,is
'ena only 10 keepApoat'eenpS;ses p's'es'
,-.-.-
". ]. s..l!ss, ear !. IssasJ,,.;s "a AKA;
IL tSsTfT isifSap y ifAs
funls.os gioi adi sf0m 'dT gu 40 Is
80
tTi'Our' best fenergies slallpbo used for tho
/ mprovment and developmentcf our State
ai nj .la,I,oa q 10 VIA
and County, aud in. speaking Of our local
llA1eCa flu7 t,szt,.,.a ,ssa ~, .ai1pd.
IL pIfh n we shall do 90 Independently ard
Eu,n. $50. m, 4,s ,.,;.tr
poiqlysai 'n0oF = alal 'ss'e'e p's'uo
II f,firs 5nP, rsmOv ,asta y1aT,, o go
we saa'l endeavor. to make ithpo5g paper
.ta Welcome yi so 70 every ho!nAseloqld IN
1, .,,..,;s ob,.. .a,,a es,l,I 10 ,sa.
TIC State, Each number VIII contain slll,
.u.,l ~. !. y. ~ a. ..,; !,
s.ySil j ssssS ID, = ss ~ ID Iihss
itician the farmer-tho messe al,1 ~
-
Lahore, labsoar,er and the ladies. .alti noII
l.,biid, Off ,yuit j s,3a, sobsig ,ii
-. m .,-I ,..... "A, a
'S'o' tpuS, ny ,.s,ias 2tihpoo sp'
4Ho9 raaniigagfd VELAlS: Soo1 q sollih !.
y orFdser y PAS. tlhe paper " 1l9 .sss -
1$2'per yeat, SEieh VII, In Syety case DO
required in advance. ,e'li''fn :" 1AA''
.Ip;;,. L...f cluI l naTEs. ,ai,,s{, m
ir \. a'.Ia one yesr ,ig,SD
Fii,ssnp oa,,s gas a gs., ss - 1926
Ilsti'eYb cvPss, isAessears aug u, 90.
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1Lchallcnge compctitioniias tol work and
prices. stasi1} bio J.lK.lp. MAX0N.l /

moo tauee o9u 5guggo nd Cd isji s.omoi
% q ,Gs1bnooY eli non ,qede ,psiloot
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Is now receiving large addition to ish
STOCK OF GOODS, ityg e.i
and invites his former patrons and tho Pup.
lie generally us call and examine hist
NEW, SUPPLY, "
consisting of the usual variety Of
7oloH j RaY G. o 0 DIS "Do
Also q splendid stock Of ~ 49,
LADIES' SHOES, ~ -A ~, 49, !
$ Misses and Childrens Shoes,
al . "A large lot of Mems aud Boys
niim ,..f1lN9di BOOTS AND SHOES
Asplendid lot Of Mems and Boys Hats,
I'll - VERY CHEAP. y w
Ladies' Hats, 3Aa t9'.' % mn
READY, MADE CLOTIIING;.
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STONEWARE, and
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And in fact, everything generally found nd in
his line Of business, which will BE- ;sskld
low for cash Or produce ID hand.
I'd Eg-All kinds Of produce wanted in
exchange for Goods. s7c's
All the above goods can be purchased
cheaper at my establishment than atNany
other Storclin West Virginia. 40 Give mca
call before purchasing elsewhere: j ~
EFMr. Hale has also q Grst-class Boot
and Shoe Mandatory in connection with
his Store, to which!.he would call the at
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