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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

NNTANTED AGENTS-To sell the oCTAGoN
w SEWING MACHINE. 1t is licensed, makes
the "Elastic Lock Sttchn and is warranted for S
years. Price Si5 Ali other machines with an under
feed sold for SIS or less infringements Address
0CTAGoN SEWING MACHINE CO., 81. Louis, No.
Chicago, ILL.,, Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Mass.
jel4,3m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

ATTEMPTED 0urRAaE.--On Thursday morning,
about q o'clock some viliain entered a tent on
the Camden camp ground IN which two girls
Of the girls by the throat. Her screams soon
brought assistance, but her assailant had de-
parted. Several instances of men entering tents
where there were unprotected females, are
reported as occurring at the camp this year
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

,.I - Passengers from Kenned-ville and ali sta
mington at 1918 A. NJ. Philadelphia at 1i.aS M
and Baltimore at Los p. M. 80 t'
PASSENGERS for the Kent County Railroad will leave
bB,ailmore president Street Dep0D at 725 A. M. !.
rililauelphia depot corner Broad street and WASH
1910 A. NJ. "t'A'"s'on NJ
stage Will run between Chestertown and Kan.
melville, making close connection at the latter
pace Win trains East and West 1t will leave Ches
T s AZ osu A. NJ, and returning leave Kennedy
about ADO T. NJ. T. n VIM 4 ss MI somh
April %. 1870 -Pei taS 1n..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25
Wells Carbolic Tablets 7

The Grcnt Healing Bnlsnn,ic Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Asthma, &c.,
&C., for, Wormy Children they nre Inyniua-
bic; for Kidney Difficulty n Specific. Try
Them. Price % cents per box. Sent by mail on
receipt of price, by J. Q. KELLOGG, "a Plat street
New York Sole Agent for u. s. augt,4w
SOLD By DRUGGISTS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

Also, FREIGHT TRAIN. with Passenger Car at
tached, Will leave Wilmington about 400 A. M;
New Castle, 40; Middletown, $50; Clayton, 1880;
Dover, 500; Camden 9.i5; FELTON,, 1910, and be due
a. Harrington about 1890 A. NJ. Returning, to leave
Harrington about 305 z. NJ FELTON,, $50, Camden,
4.bt, Dover, OBS, Mo0rton, 600. Clayton, $50 Mid
dletown, $40 New Castle, 1900 and be due at VIII
mngton about 1880 =. NJ. Subject to delays incident
to freight business.
This train will stop to take up passengers only at
stations named, but will set down passengers at any
stopping place, EXCEPT Hare's Corner, State Road,
Delaware Junction and Dupont
NEW CASTLE TRAINS aa
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel-
pha at 74o A. NJ Leave Philadelphia, 1909 NJ, and
Wilmington LOO p. NJ, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional TO those above will leave Smyrna for
Clayton i140 A. NJ, and 500 y. NJ. Leave Clayton
for smyrna, $40 A. NJ, and 900 p. NJ to make con-
nectlon with trains to and from Dover, and Stations
south.
CONNECTIONS.
AT Clayton, with NJ ID. X. II. for Easton and In
termediate places.
At Harrington, with j. h b. r. r. for Milford,
Georgetown, Lewes and intermediate places
AT Seafora, with ID. Il ID. II. II. for fredericksburg,
Cambridge and intermediate stations.
AT Delmar, with E. s. X. II. for Salisbury Princess
Anne, Crisfield and intermediate stations Also for
Berlin and stations on W. d p. r. II.
E. q. SEWALI,
superintendent Del X. II.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25
LOCAL NEWS.

DECREASE or b. W. GKn6r1n Mr.. David ",
Gerstnil, a well-known citizen Of New Castle
Hundred, died at his home, on Wednesday, aged
which he suffered seyerly for over two weeks.
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4aitruaa 8iuss.


Leave Wilmington connecting at coatesv,l. nil,
snsd fop III aln Of me Pennsylvania Central Ra
,,u. ,u, Mall. Fast Line. Exnro..
I've Wilmington a, $50 NJ. 11.oO A. NJ. 6Sp pips's
Harrisburg, 1915 Pm. 1os a. III sio !.
:. ritsburg 1.2o A. M. s9o AN. y.
!" Chicago, 1000 p. M. 1920 XIX XIX
cincinnati, 9.bb ass 1SeS "
=. louisville, 1900 night 1905 sSS Z y y
81 Louis 500 A. M. abb A. M. AZ AZ s. A. A.
Passengers leaving Wilmington on Fast Il Ia y.
li.oo A. M and EXPRESS train at 800 r. NJ c ,ue
ag Coatesve with Silver Palace Day And WHEY Mss.
cars which are run through to aua rR n
ClNNATI without change eo auu oiN'
new and elegant Sleeping. Cars on all night train,
baggage checked through to Pittsburs AMI na', "a
checked on train to destination, an' re-
Connectlon Is made between the Wilmington ana
heading Railroad and the Pennsylvania t,ap a
haiiroad at coateHvie, by omnibus free Of chsrus
TASK for Tickets via Coateavllls
Eps 4 fien anr, a., D.. suspss, a. la Nii.rAs
rostesyiir D'- 80 a1Sent Agent
800 oosossmic Wilmington
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

A GENTS wANTED-ts1O per day,-by the
N AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO.,
BOSTON, Mass, or st. Louis Mo. lel4.sm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25


Druggists and General Agents. San Francisco and
Sacramento, Cal, and 80 and 81 Commerce ST., NY.
eS-Sod by all Druggists and Dealers. jy29,4w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25
n. ~ EEEasssssszssssl DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
6z8 q 1 1.----Shsss LINE.
All trains Sundays excepted.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 4TH, 1871
Passenger Trains will run as follows, until furthe
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-25

La IN E:sssassSEa KENT COUNTY RAILROAD
me Kent County Railroad, being completed 10
hehheuyville, Trains will be run daily (Sundays
exseptvaD for Freight and Passengers between Ken
nsMyylile and Townsend, where close conectionn
VIII ne made with trains Of the Delaware Railroad
follows until further notices So" ~" 30
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initiating to record that, iiotwiths landing
our tricks and devices, he beat ns IN the
game. " rs ..:,, !. ~
!. On its conclusion, he got up hastily anu
nreyented him this time by throwing water
in his fsce--the only method, by the way,
in which we could awake him without gres'
violence. Pungent odors, ammonia, Gam
phor, etc., he seemed to d'sregaro' VI
merely pushed away the object.
Son regaining consciousness ne aiways
anncared like one stunned or suffering from
4 severe shock. The influence upon the
nnJse or nervous system was also so severe
tbat xc mover awakened him at these times
if we could avoid 1t.
Whenever out Of health-as from tri'
fling attacks of indigestion, or after watch.
ing with the sick, or fatigue--he would be
sure to be up and doing something notable
in the somnambnlic state.
8. One of the most remarkable OF bis ex'
PLOTS occurred several years after the Incl.
dent. Just given. think it was in 1860 OF
1851. He gave me the particulars himself
and have had the necessary concurrent
evidence from others.
"The. circumstances were 30 extraor
binary that they almost caused him to de-
termine never to practice medicine again.
elm the rounds of his practice he had
patient about whom he was very anxious
| It was iE the coolest winter weather, ano
the residence of the patient was about two
| miles distant. Visiting him early in the
| evening. he found him in state so unsatls
factory chat he informed the family that II
ne did not find him better the next visit he
should change the medicine entirely. Or
| rising the next morning, he went to the
barn to put. his horse to the cutter 1ol
an early start. He was little puzzled
ut finding things somewhat misplaced, but
supposed some person had been IN the
stable in search of missing article. on
visiting the patient he was gratified to fine
marked improvement. He inquired when
the Improvement commenced, and was
answered Immediately after he had taken
the powder which was given in the night
The truth flashed upon him at once, but
concealing his emotion he inquired with
az careless an air as he could assume
About what time was it when / was
here?' They replied, Between 2.or 8
o'clock This proved to be the case, as he
was afterwards told by the family where
he boarded. He had been giving the patient
some fluid medicine, which he ordered dis
continued, and then put up several powders,
such as he had concluded upon the night
previous, combining them rs usual and ad-
ministering the fluid one himself.
"The alarm Of my poor friend, Mt the
possible consequences of similar act in
the future, may we'll be conceived"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

MARX TwAlN's HoTEL.-Having lately
opened hashery I send you these, my
rules and regulations:
This house shall be considered strictly
inn-temperate.
None but the brave deserve the fare.
Persons owing bills for board will be
bored for bills.
Boarders who do not wish to pay in ad.
vance are requested to advance and pay.
Boarders are expected to wait on the CO.
lored cook-for meals.
Sheets will be changed once in six months,
or more if necessary.
Double boarders can have two beds with
a room in it, or two rooms with a bed in it
as they choose.
Bcarders are requested to pull off thei,
boots before retiring, if they can conve-
niently do SO.
Beds with or without bugs.
All money and other valuables are to be
left in care Of the proprietor. This is in
sisted on, as he will be responsible for ne
other losses.
Inside matter will not be furnished fol
editors under any consideration.
Relatives coming to make elk months
visit will be welcomed; but when they
bring their household furniture, virtue will
cease to be forbearance.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VERY GOOD FARM OF -FOUR
IA HUNDRED AND TaIRTY.SIX ACRES,
IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, WITHIN ONE
MILE OF JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE AT
hUCTION..On THURSDAY the Sd day Of Feb
ruary. at L. O'Clock NJ. we will sell at our office
the FARM called "GRAFTON,n adjoining the
Berkeley estate, the lands Of Nrs. VIM. ii. Hsrrl-
son, and others.
Three hundred acres have been literally lined
ard covered and have been carefully cultivated
for twenty years the five-eld systein. The soil
Is a heavy clay loan. adapted TO wheat and grass
and compares favorably with the cclebi ated lands
of that section. About one hundred ana thirty
six acres are In woods, with some timber.
There is all ORCHARD Of five acres of the pest
fruit n fine GARDEN, and the site on which the
dwelling stood Is a beautiful one. r,re -,
There are also TWO SMALL HOUSES wen
situated for judicious division Of the farm into
two tracts. 49,, -.,,o, o,a
schooner wharf within one mile, from the house.
Persons wishing to purchase farms would 10
well to examine this property before the Cd! ot
SALE
GRUBRS & WTLLIAhH,
4, o. Of % 81 ,SFebl2,3 huctionecrs.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

A VERY VALUABLE FARM OF SIX
a HuMDRED AND TWENTX;siX 4nSHEf1ENs,
TY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We are re-.
auction, on TUESDAY, February !, 1870, on the
rpesdes called ale KsIoNA, situated on james
river, In Powhatan county, Va, thirty-seyen
miles above Richmond, and containing THREE
UNDRED AND sExENT y, AE SD
THREE,QUARTER ACRES RES ,, Of Gle s AZ
HALF ACRES OF RIVER BOTTOM, and ONE
QUARTER ACRES OF UPLAND in oak and
It is rarely that farm so we'll located and so
desirable in size for the present times is put In
market. The bottoms arc unsurpassed for Ter
tility, and the highlands are In high state O.,
The dwelling, though small, is remarkably well
containing four good rooms, with pan
try, dressing-room, closets, &C., &C., attached;
The out-houses are ample for large farm, are all
and stable for pleasure horses located In beau
tiful grove of oaks, away from the farm buildings
The water Is pure, the orchards (pear and apple)
are of choice fruit and the garden one Of the very
' One hundred h and twenty-five bushels of wheat
has been seeded, after the most careful prepare
ton, on some Of the best land. All the fall fal-
lowing for corn has been done.
The purchaser OF the farm may also buy every
thing necessary for carrying on his farming ope-
neutrality-suspicious., teams, and implements.
Mr. Kennon will meet gentlemen wishing 70
view "Kllona'' at Lock Lomond, on the James ss
showing the farm to them.
TERMS g. 900 to Ss, 900 in cash; balance at Elk,
twelve, eighteen, and twenty four months lor ne,
gotiabie notes, with interest added, ana secured
by deed of trust uPSGRR H hs R5oge WILLIAMS,
10 7,lO,l5,1s.22,2 90, 20, then d Auctioneers.
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Vigilance Commitaee-A Farefca
Meeting at Observation-Disclosures FL
forts mt Organization.

forts ut Organization.
The Chicago Tribune of Thursday has
report of q meeting called to organize O
vigilance committee in that city, from which
we extract as follows:
The growing insecurity of life and pro-
pertv in this city induced q number of citi-
Gems to hold meeting in Parlor No. /,
fremont House, last evening, to consider
the propriety of instituting measures to
bring criminals to sure and speedy punish
ment.
The Chair thought it the duty of every
honest man in Chicago to take part in the
| meeting.
MIR. Crowley was nominated for secre-
tary.
Mr.. Crowley proved to be non est.
The Chair announced that the meeting
was not called for fun or to create laugh.
1t was no joke.
Mr.. Cahill was elected, and took his seat
amid applause.
The secretary stated that he would make
bad secretary, and would resign in favor
of Mr.. McHugh. He requested the chair
man to announce his resignation, and he
would retire in good order. [Laughter.l lie
had not read the call, and did not know any
thing about it. Laughter.]
Dr.. Heburn was ready to give his re-
| volver and right hand to protect his wife.
his children, himself and his neighbors.
IApplause.]
Mr. Ricketts, was in San Francisco when
they hung and shot scoundrels. That was
the best receipt for all rufiians. Let them
form ward clubs to hang them, and not let
them go to police courts to be bailcd out by
pickpockets. Loud applause.l
The Chair moved that an Executive Com
mittee be appointed.
| A gentleman with q white vest thought
the Chair had no right to move anything
except his chair. Laughter
The Chair wished to state that he only
suggested q committe.
Mr.. Sheridan moved that the meeting ad-
journ to meet 100 years from date in Parlor
No. |, Sherman House.
| The motion was seconded.
it was moved to amend by making the
place OF meeting the top of the court house.
| The amendment was accepted.
These motions caused some levity in the
meeting, and several persons laughed.
| Mr.. Ricketts, moved that the meeting
adjourn to meet on Tuesday night at NO.
270 Washington street.
| Mr.. Sheridan.-I understand the gentle
man keeps a saloon there.
| Mr.. Ricketts, denied that he belonged to
the whiskey profession.
After some further discussion and
wrangling, a motion to adjourn for 1919 years
from date prevailed, and the meeting fell to
pieces.
The meeting consisted of some irresponsi.
bic and indiscreet gentlemen, but one OF
them of any known standing or promi'
hence. Publicity is death to a movement
of this kind. There were some present fol-
whom nobody could youch, not even them
selves. When vigilance committee is
formed in Chicago by responsible men the
thieves will not be made aware Of the fact
by public meeting. Such committee is
nearer realization than many have any idea
| of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01
BY James NJ. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No, s21 Main street,

TRUsTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
! AT ROCKETS IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue Of 8 deed of trust executed by
Christopher Welsh to the subscriber es trustee.
dated the 9Th day Of July, 1888, af,d recorded
in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the
city OF Richmond. to secure the payment OF three
negotiable notes therein described default having
been made in the payment Of portion Of said
deed, will proceed TO sell at public auction. on
the eth day Of February, 1870. at O'Clock p. NJ,
on the premises, the PROPERTY therein con.
veyed and descrbed-vfz.. all that certTin lot OF
ground lying and helng in the city Of Richmond
at Rockets, fronting az feet on north side of
Nicholson street and running back in parallel
lines 100 feet.
TERMS One-half cash ; the balance at four
months. for negotiable note, interest added. Sc
' ia 20 % ~ ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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Words that burn-Rejected communica-
tions.
Fechter is pronounced Fishter.- Chicago
Times. Fechter is pronounced superior to
Lucille Western.-Philadelphia Star.
A reformed thief, on being discharged
from the jail at Keokuk, took along with
him the jailer's revolver.
The young man who determined to seiz
the first thing that turned up has been ar
rested for pulling mans nose.-Jady.
Josh Billings has long been troubled with
bad spells, but now he il really aick.--Bos-
ton Advertiser,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01
By Wellington Goddin,
Auctloncer and Real Estate Agent.

VyRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
4 FARai or o25 9n-100 ACRES. in CITES
TFRFIFID COUNTY. ON THE SOUTH SIDE
oFJAMEs RIVER. SEVEN MILES VEST OF
RICHMOND.-Byy virtue Of deed OF trust exc
cied to the subscriber ito secure the unpaid pur-
chase money by William 5. Phillips hearing
date goth May. 1863, duly recorded In Chesterfield
county court, sh'll inexecutnn thereof at the
request OF ;hc holder Of the notes secured there
hyj proceed to sell at public anction. on the pre-
mises, on WEDNESDAY the I'd Of February, 1870,
ut IL O'Clock NJ, IT fair, If not the first fair day
thereafter. the very excellent FARM located as
above, fronting on both sides of the River road,
formerly occupied by tie late Henry ": Fisher,
and now in the occupancy Of The SAID Philllps.
containing 2c5 e0-l00 acres, of which about one
half is open land and the balance in wood and
timber.
There Is n the place an excellent DWELLING
with stone basement; kitchen, stable, aud m eS-
cellcnt spring. over which Is o stone building,
rendering It very convenient for the keeping Of
milk and butter. There Is an excellent peach
orchard near the dwelling, and the open land Is In
good heart.
$sl32s at SIX months, and the residue on such
terms rs may he announced IT the hour OF sale
the whole pnrcha. money IT, bear interest est, from
tln day OF sale. BENJAMIN II. SMITH,
in 19-3tlwIwtS dds trustee.
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"A. C. Pulham, Auctioneer.
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets.


DOR SALE At AUCTION, ON &C
4 COUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
FORTV-THREE ACRES OF WOODLAND On y,
MIDLOTHIAN TURNPIKE, THREE Mules
OF RICHMOND, IN CHESTERFIELD CoUN-
TY.-The purchasers, James Sheppard and VIII
liam J. Pickett, having failed to comply with
terms of sale. 18th December, 1869. Will sell on
FRIDAY the 4th day Of February, 1870 ats o,elock
r. NJ, on the premises. at public auction. Il iaIr
If not, on the next fair day thereafter, FORTY,
THREE ACRES OF LAND, heavily iimhcreo
with original growth, living on the Midlothian
turnpike, Chesterfield county. adjoining the l;tnd7
of James Sheppard Pullen, Smith, and Weisiger'
being part OF the Fisher tract: A.,
This land Is all capable OF cultivation attcr the
timber is removed. without ditching, ana tlie
wood will cut an average of thirty cords to the
acre. The attention Of wood dealers IN Richmond
is particularly called to this SALE as the Wood anG
timber is worth more than we expect for the iano.
TERMS: Cash, 5000 balance Of one-third o.
sale to be added to second third, with ,intere !
thereon, in negotiable note Mt six months and
remaining third, with Interest thereon. IN nego.
liable note ut twelve months. Taxes for 1870 to be
maid by purchaser. A.,C. PULLIAM,
IA 90 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-02-01

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR
a SALEAT AUCTIQN.-Wlllb be sold at auc-
s at1 o, E s. H., desirable BUILDING LOT,
SO feet front, and running back OF Irregular
depths, lSo T-12 and 1870 feet to the rear lls reef
the old Coal Pit road, adjoining and near William
Hunters, formerly Bernard's, John G. shafer's,
TERMS One-thIrd cash; balance in three and
six months, for negotiable notes, with Interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust.
feI RICHARDsO & CO., Auctioneers
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DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
4 trust made by James II. Rowe on the goth dsy
OF June, 1885. shall OF MONDAY the 7th day OF
cester Courthouse, proceed by public anction, TO
sell, for cash, all be PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed BY the said deed, and which the said
James II. Rowe possessed Mt tie date OF the said
deed.
IL Sim WYNUHAM kEMp, trustee.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.


TITO PHYSICIANS AND A DISCRIMl-
i MATING PUBLIC.-PURE MEDICINAL
COD LIVER OIL.-No argument is needed TO
prove the efficacy OF cod liver oil as a remedy IN
pulmonary consumption, scrofulous and other
clandular affections chronic govt, rheumatism,
and cutaneous diseases.
Nature has here provided remedy which tn the
ingenuity Of man has failed to produce artifcially
Messrs. CASWELL, HAZARD 4 CO. have spared
no labor or expense in furnishing physicians ana
others PURE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
The result Of their labors have been truly 2ratiiy,
ing, and the oil heartily endorsed by Inc meoicai
faculty and discriminating public.
Recognizing the sacredness Of the important
trust devolved upon them, they have maintained
the purity and excellence Of the article, and al
though others emulous Of the popularity Of th iIs
of various degrees of merit. the confidence Of
physicians and others In their article ms never
been shaken, and the demand has constantly aug
nis Ask for HAZARD & CAswELL's COD LIVER
1.-The trade supplied ut manufacturers prices.
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Agent,
tas1 Franklin street corner Fourth
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RESTAURANTS.

SCHOTTS STEAMED OYS- 81 II
y TER E$TABLIeHMGaT, r4K-SsN ~
NER NINTH AND Il x WErKp
sTREETS.-LYNNHaY EN BAY, Cil1HnY-
STONE, MILL CREEK, HORN HhRBuR.
MASON,S CREEK, HAMPTON EAR, IuEh
RIVER, and other OYSTERS oil The choices; va.
tiers, received regularly and fresh, md served
RAW, STEAMED. STEWED, or FRIED. Res
The BAR 10 stocked with the CHOICEST IL.
QuURS; and large ut Of BOTTLED IL
QUG2S VINES AIS, and LAGER BEER cI
the fines quality, ALWAYS on h,nd. dc
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suMRER. LATRs, sc.

W r. N.yo j. NV. GIBSON.
r UMRER.-SAW -MILL, MA1os
Ii IsLAnD.-We keep CONSTANT. o; Man, r ,0s
stock OF SEASONED LUMBER for hailo!ng per-
poses, CASING BOARDS, LAIHS, P2LiSn:i
&C., &c. OHr facilities for o5tiiuing ings, siI1
cur capacity for saving enable US To Ill ali OfaeI7
promptly aud at as low prices as any o.ler par
ties, MAYO q GIBSON.
dc s3-Sn, Poss-ottct; ba& 40.