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i COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance of the deere. rendered by
the circuit court Of Lewis county. on the
18th day Of July, 1870, in the causes oil
Richard Johnston and George W. How
ard and Others against John Brown and
others, the undersigned, commissioners
therein na'ned' VII otter for sale, at the
font door OF the court house Of Lewis
county ION the naHs - '"r
oh day Of N0reHJer, 1870,
Chat being ceart day. the following
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IL you want ASY MEDICINE, OF any des'
edp,ion whatever, go to Arthur ~.
Dents Drug Store dnt your wants will
be supplied
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17

ALI persons desiring photogr apis.
Gem pictures. case pictures, &c, should
call at Darrctt's. Gallery w
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" you want any HOOK, school book, or
any other kind that is SOW PUBLISHED,
~. you eau obtain the same by leaving an
49, ,ctsorder with A. VI. Dent, OF the pgorLEs
~ a. y pEra STORE. "
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17

Mf'EDdah's Iii4iii ia; other day handed
10 ucvcn potatoes in one. WHO cau beat
II?
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MAPLE SUGAR at Edward.;.

HF. Gro. b. 'MoRuls, Dentist, will
viai. our place again on the 18th Of No.
,vembsr, remaining 10 days;.,.n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17

No saloon or u hotel keeper should be.
without Rosenleim's Stomach Bitters'
The Great iw;ss,cru Eenedy IN his bar
fhe la, ,hoa he will be called on to
L prescribe fOrall dullnsss, want finpPe'
lite. dyspepsia. &c. a thousand times
where physicians are once. Administer
vine glass fall at dose. laas
Mnll RnrLrl. MN Edkarl..
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49,. How appropriate it's shs.ieyery time
Geolge Ross goes up tho river he stops
both going aud returning at the residence
Of the old renegade-Jim Crawley.
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.,,.g..A t,si g-sJrmcu, Of Hardware, Wood
t,uNare md Groceries at Edwards.
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.RrcorpEE's DEEDS for Delinquent
e0lauas fot spla s,,iiihs Office Al.dd full
supply Of blauk deeds and all kinds Of
AJustiees Blanks. "''f''2 ''',' ''''N
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Patients J

Inventors who wish TO take out Letter,
Patent are advised TO counsel with Mum / Co
Editors ofthe Scientific American" who have
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Patent Agency Is the most extensive in Oh,
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Stuts Of Hest Tryiihia !:

State Of Eest Eryibiu -: Z
At rules bald in thu clerk: Office Of
the circuit cour, Of Calhoun county, w
the FIRST Monday in May, 1870.
Peregrue Hays, who sues
in bis Own right, as well Is
assignee Of Peregriue .'i
Hays and George W Sill, action Of a'-
cott late merchants aud sunp,is sud
partners trading under the upon .tt'ea-
irm,. name and style Ct. meat
lays Il Silcott.' .,.,. ..f
IS.
james Robinson. -y-r. IS,
The inject Of this sui, i, to recover IL
the defendant the amount Of three single
bills-one Of said single bills executed 10
Peregriue Hays. dated 9th OF april.
1854, for S23 20 cents. aud one O. said
single bills executed to Hays y S;!euss.
dated 10Th July, 1855, due one day after
date, for SO II cents. aud The other
single bill executed to HAYS & Sileu,s.
dated 4th Of February, 1853. due
day after date for 81 So cents. VIII b
last two single bills are assigned to tho
plaintiff, and also tn recover Of the DO
fendant. the amount Of hi, taxes and LEWIS
for the year 1860, in Calhoun county.
amounting to $40 9r onts. and interest
on said single bills and to Aes.a And to At.
,tach the estate Of the ,d'fsndaht. in thu
hands of john " Shapes. sufficient ~
pay the same. And it ~ peari,g b. f.
davii filed with Tie p4pc's of :his cate
that the defendant il not resid, II: Of
It this State, aud be- not appearing, il ia
ordered that he do appear here within
me mouth aftvr tho fast public t;nn Of
bis order. aud tln what may b. lie &C. n
y to psor 0; Ilis-intprest in his 'ui'
tiTesie--N b FERRET, *.
Flrpi"ea Bennett, plirs .hy..
ar@ ~.
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CLoupY WEATHER docs not prevent max
Ing hnc Pictures y, Barretts Gallery. He
49,, Sillrenaih few weeks longer.
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Timothy Seed a, Edwards

WINDOW Glass, (nll.sisnsyt rsny =. [ia,
cans, G.iuseed Oil. White Lead (Fahne-
sioefs and Lewis Paint Brushes, Colers.
lin o:D Varnishes Of all kinds, Fire Proof
Paint, Sand Paper. ETC., etc KEEP, con-
SANITY on baud and for salc cheap by A.
n. Dent. Inc. ... ...,,,,,,
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A LEARNED follower Of E'culnpius, liv-
ing in. Weston. said after the speaking
WIS over IN the Sth inst. that the "rebel
outrage perP,tratcd on Dan Farnsworth
uadcfbim feel like picking up his musket
and going TO fighting" The Sane man
took. very good care to keep ''out Of
range" when Lincoln called for troops to
put doxu the rebellion. Fec %
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,S's ,!ar Do'you want good Bread gool Flour,
, ~ '' Cakes, Crackers, Biscuits aud Yeast call
Nse .on Fred Brinkmnn ~ s'='""2ip;
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" you want nice bottle ofperfune, a
fragrant cake Of soap, a nice quality of
PAPER. d good p,n-knifa, pocket-bOok,
toothbrush or anything else inthe no
ton or fancy goods line, 60 TO Dents.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17

Clio NADETRON FIFTY CENTS. ,saar
DlU Call AM examine something urgent.
y needed bT everybody, or samples sent, free
BY mil for 50 CENTS that rr'ails cesih for Ten
.dolhrs.9 Ahdrrs, n u LEuTTga isi
chs:.j.ai ,.uA.tjEy. 7. -
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II you want a,GoOD and CHEAP lamp,
anl tie bes. quality Of CARBON OIL, or
non.explosiye fluid go to Dents. IL
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DISTRICT COMMITTEES


Isl diarirt-LApH Lick, .r n...
Isaac llersmaIi and.S lvanus Mcwhorter. :
2md diarict-R HTof Mckcr's Greek,
" ker and Stephen Z HUMAN.
S'd diS5ri-Ip%r LsS's RIM. De-
AzTcellus Coburn and Edward Knisley.y-le
4M diArictzLites ,Rm, 49,
Eonh Bi.e and Nicholas AIkrc. =
18th DISTRICT Onion School House,
Samssl Alkire and David Swisher.
9Th disirit-Jne Leo,
James Is Mcdonald. ,rEb
IM diarict-.NlrweN', Rsa. ~
LeyiP Fisher. ., 3'. .sr. -
SM Diar;'ct-BroadRun, ,a.
Noah lluIikins.
Oh district lilly Upland Run, g !
jefferson Bouactt and Samuel Leonard. 81 .
l0M diSricf-L II FJ Hackers Creek,
william II Kelly aud Richard Einehnrt, al
ilM diAtci-Leptr Jesse's Rm,- II
5 l. Waggoner and 5shaa S Lowe.
i2'h diar.t-.i6rrisoa's,
Jacob d ITcr>man and James N Morrison. 4,
WILEY TOWNSHIP. '
District rccutife Conimitiees.
! Isl iistfict-iGce Bick. N~G':f .csvI
Jr ss Butcher sEd a. Mcdonald.
% dis,rict--McCann's RIM.
II: s. llornsr ami DayidlAllnap. pas.7 /.
3D. Observation-Disclosures,
p. 7. L. Queen and George CASTOR.
ilh district,
l.. Gail aulSpiliman Norris.
5!h district, .rqTI
X. a Kcmper and J. stral'y.
9th district, ,,,.-.-
i. sinnons md ~ B Gi!ley.
7th district, 81 T
J. Bond and J. P. Hull. 7,, s
9Th district,
William Fleshcr and Albert slrtlsy.!
9th district, ~
Michael Riley, Sen, and James Dorsey.
18Th district, ---- s.,
John Walters and John Tieruay.
-!lth dislrict e. .yFIE
Anlrsw kraas and lisa Slesih. .--vr
18th district,
Williaa weyc>,, and Birasy KrOu'a
18th district,
Joka Butcher. and Hugh CASTOR.
l4lh district,
Isaac Wasgy and E. l.. Butcher.
SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP
!Sehoal Dia,iA GEirecRire Committtt..
LIST district, Weston, -,..-
2 Crane and q Minnicb.
2nd district, MchNe Rim. ....-
" J Matthews and George Sbeefsr. -',;,
SD district, Krfphy'strrh,:ir 1t.'-a
Asa. Fisher aud Henry Langford. ...i
I'4h district, T'Ginet's.. 90. .E-.
George " Ballard and Jacob G Fisher .-. ,--
r5tLtlisrict, Themes IFiHe's,
John BoLan auG Thomas !, hiie.
Gh district, BeaiTs NILS,
tSJames Siullaiay and John r Deall.
7M district, Nurnys, ~
James Fitzpatrick. and Patrick Murray. 10
~ d
~ 10. G i'nii;,. mi rru,c;s NcculIeu
oh district, EWS, Ta.
Thomas Solan and Vim McLaughlir
to,r y.,:, W. e.fslE
r rr", %' Skinner and Lrw;s . Mcpou,,s =
vi -, ,r.l. RI ugJ.t
p. A ErSS sni Oliver iiSirs ~ 1Ng.6
,,,t 1:,.:., M. H.. ,i'F 81" VI. AZ
J r wbe,rel mud James Whclan, ST. }. 'o.'
,a,l ,y;,,i,, tL,.L,I,
rsrrv Hawkins aud Jonathan Fletcher.
tRATTEIJETDWNsuIp g.--r
S-5od Di,.rirt ErsGutiseg Committees.
l., d;s,r;c,-Tfnion Scbool.houSe go B.
John He.vencr, Elias Smith s "A RohrbOugh
yuJ district--Canne Run.sG 81"
V Bird. A \ Swecker, and Michael Fcelcy.
ard. ,,;JricI- E,aryisy Schdolhonse, 81
" i Watson, Morris Taylor 81 u Watson
4;b district-Sand Fork,
| TB Roy. II whitsill and Jackson McCrny.
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A large lot of Patent 4 xss at Edwards

iNArUSsb!IIAlE Restorative c1ceIs cv-
ery,bing. No dirt, no sediment. no
poisonti Perfectly reliable. 1t does the
work most cfeetually. A treatise giving
fal,pahfta'crs sen, postage free upon ap-
plcation to Proctor Bros Gloucester,
Massachusetts. sole agents, or A. NJ.
Dent, sole agent for Lewis comfy. IL
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-10-17

WOODEN TITUS and Buckets at Edwards
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We'll Docke,s al Edsari.
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REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

The Germans Of Washington few days
ago dedicated an equestrian statute to
President Grant and one to Baron Steu-
ben. We find the following account of
ceremonies in the Cincinnati Gazette.
STATUE OF PRESIDENT GRANT UNVEILED.
To-day the Washington Schuctzcn Nerein,
the Columbia (Tenn.) Nercin, the Swiss Asso-
citation and the German Benevolent Society,
proceeded TO their park and inaugurated the
festivities. In the afternoon the President and
the members of the Cabinet visited the
grounds by invitation, and soon thereafter the
unwilling of the equestrian statue of President
Grant took place. The dcdicaory Grafton
having been made by Simon Wolf, in English,
the veil, which consisted of IL United States
flag, was removed, and there WAS repeated
cheers and other demonstrations of enthusiasm
THE sTEUBRN MONUMENT DEDICATED.
The procession was reformed and proceeded
10 the front of the Mansion in the Schuctzen
Park, where the Steuben monument was
dedicated 1t consists of II marble pedestal sur
mounted with bust of Baron Stcubon
Here stand had been erected and adorned
with the American, German and Swiss Gags and
the banners of the several associations. The
President, members of the Cabinet and other
distinguished visitors occupied seats on the
platform. In addition to speeches in English
and German, there was singing by the SWnger-
bund and Orion Club and music by the bands.
Apart from those who participated in the
ceremonies, the attendance was very large.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
The French Government without News of
Favorable Results.

MASIIINGrON, Oct Fit il stated that
the Prussian Government has addressed an
earnest TcmOnstrancc To the United States
against the shipment of arms to France.
BcOurhakis' arrival j. announced ut
Tours.
Fighting is hourly expected near Or
leans.
The Tours Government has no news of
favorable results.
Tours, Oct. l2.-Thc Minister of War
officially publishes the following from Or
leans late last night:
On the Seine the battle to-day was 50
near the city that shells fell in the out
skirts The Prussian troops from Tours
have formed II junction withthe 18th army
corps near Astcnay. Severe fighting was
renewed before st. Quentin.
Garibaldi, on account Of delicate health,
will rest before action.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Political Affairs in Washington County.
JoNEsBoEo, Oct. 8, 1870.

JONESbOkO OCt o. IoiV.
EDITORS CHRoNGCLE: | write for the pur-
pose of giving you short statement of the trials
and troubles of our Democratic
friends in this, the first Senatorial District They
met sometime ago Mt johnson City. seven miles
cast of this place, but owing to the small dele
CATION present, There being but two counties of
the four represented no nomination was made,
the aspirants at that time being :. j, kirkpat-
rick Esq, and j. +. 4. Harris both of this
county.
The Convention adjourned to meet Saturday,
Oct. &, (to-day) and in pursuance of said adj
iournment A few of the simon-purc, Conscr-
vatiye-D Democratic friend, met in council this
contest between the friends of the two gentle
they finally both withdrew their names and
agreed that Il new man might be selected.
Whereupon the name of DIR. William X. Sewer
was submitted, and he was Immediately nomi-
mated. The Doctor is personally very popular,
but is on the wrong side of the political line,
having been Conservative ever SINCE the split
between johnson and Congress.
The Republican Convention meets ut Eliza
bethton, in Carter county, on Friday next, to
nominate their candidate Cor the same position.
4 number of candidates are in the field and II
*, therefore uncertain who il will be
We calculate on carrying the district by n
very handsome majority. Sewer having been
II very strong Union man during the late war,
and having left East Tennessee in 1868, and
gone to Cincinnati, Ohio, will be very power
ful argument with the late rebel, against him.
Upper East Tennessee is all right. and will
report rousing Republican majority on the 9Th
day of November, WAsHINGToN.
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IlIoosied Association.

Now that hcpublic mind l. somewhat aroused
upon the subject of improving aud developing
the agricultural aud stock interest of thi, section
of the State, would il not be capital idea to or
ganize, al 0ncc n " l|loodcd Association?'
Having an eye to this vital matter, | took the
erri Division Fair was adopted, os getting anoth-
cr passed incorporating the Association referred
to- Ia few days. II copy of that bill will bc
forwarded to nae, and then the matter will be
open to active operations. Quite number of
public-,pritcd gentlemen have assured me that
they would Ia Ike stock to the amount of hun
drcds of dollars.
We must redeem East Tennessee. ne can DO
IT! Pluck aud energy is all that is lacking.
That We have, if we only knew it, There is q
grand future before Us. Let Ia go forward and
grasp il. c, W. CHARLTON, Secretary.
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Harris MagnoIian Cough |
PRICE PER BOTTLE 25 CEN

PRICE PER BOTTLE p CENTS.
1t IL invaluable as remedy for Coughs, q
Of Voice, Sore Thront, Influenza Diptheria, II
Hoarseness, Group, Whoopins Cough, Asthma
ting of Blood. Ii does not profess to cure cori
of the ingredients of which il is composed, i'll
that il will do all for this dire disease that 1
Mcdicine can do.
This medicine contains NO OPIUM, or OF
dent OF deleterious character. and may be /
the utmost confidence and safety in every I'd
disease and to patients Of every age. DOsl
drops to n teaspoonful, according 10 the age /
tlent, and repeated in every instance az thei
the ease requires, in one. tive. three or four II
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I,usine-- Announcement.


| have this day disposed of my interest in the
CHRoNIcLE office to A. J. Kicks, who has been
odtorially connected with the paper since the
first number was issued. This change has been
made because my official and business re-
lations demand my entire time. The transfer is
business transaction, made under crcum-
stances satisfactory TO all concerned. ..
Notwithstanding accounts and liabilities of the
office will he settled by the new firm.
In >cvering my connection with the CHROME
CLE | ask for it the continued support of all its
patrons, and particularly of those who have
been interested in is success because of person
al regard for me IL &. TAnwATER
KNOXVILLE Tenn, Oct 10th 1870
Thu publication of the CHRoNIcLE will be
continued by the undersigned under the firm
name aud style Of Rule & Ricks
The editorial department will be conducted
in the future, as il has been heretofore, by the
new proprietor The change in the business
department will, therefore, make no change in
the control or management ofth paper
WILLIAM RULE.
A. a. KICKS
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
EAsr TENNESsEE.

Hon. George Andrews, Hon. A NJ. Cate,
George w. Ross, James \. Galbraith and
w. f. Yardley.
MIDDLE TENNESSEE.
Hon. Horace III. Harrison, Col, Thomas
Waters, Gen. +. j, Harrison, Capt, John
Ruhm and Moses II. Johnson.
WEST TENNESSEE.
Col. L. b. Eaton, Hon. w. w. Murray,
". Il. Kennedy, j. J. Winfield aud Isaac
c. ReaVis.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

The London standard claims that the Prus-
slams exaggerate the capture of prisoners at
Strasburg 70 twice the number really captured.
Florence engineers say that Rome cannot be
placed in order for the italian capital for two
years. The Government will probably remain
Florence.
Prussia is negotiating for a union of the Ger
man States under Frederick, in place of the Fed
Grafton
The North German Parliament il to recon-
vcnc to provide means for carrying on tho war
fhe elections for tho new Parliament are to
come OFF on the 10Th inst, and the elections for
the German District are to come off eight days
later ..t ''
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Rule & RICISS,
THE GERMANS AND PRESIDENT GRANT.

KNoXyILLE, Tenn.
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General La Mnrmorn ia Rome.

FLoREECE, Oct. l2.-Lieut. Gen. In MarmOra
entered Rome yesterday and wa, received by the
people with hearty demonstration, Of welcome.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

Very pretty ladies watches are now made of
glass both sides, So that the works can be seen,
with small rim of silver and fastened to the belt
by small silver chain.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
Damon's Stock Powd'

THESE POWDERS ARE PREPARE
IL Medicines which possess Laxative, Toni
flying properties, and when administered to
duce the most beneficial results. As Lar
stances. As a tonic they increase the tone 4
Of the system; aud ~ purifier they cleas
and lay the foundation for a strong and hid
lation. They are preventive of Lung Eel
excellent remedy for all the diseases to Whl
BILE animal is subject. Their use strengtheIl
and by increasing the appetite, give yigor 4
TO the whole system.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19

We will furnish the Chronicle TO campaign
subscribers from now until the November cleo
lion, at the following rates;
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN.
THE KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE,
DAILY AND WEEKLY
The only Daily Republican Newspaper
In the state.

The only Daily Republican Newspaper
In the state.
The fall campaign il now faily opened, and in
the future as in the past, we intend To make the
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of the politician and the general reader.
THE DAILY will always contain the latest
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DR.. NJ. LytIe's EIixer
PoR THk CURE or
Diarrhea, DySentery, Bloody Fl
CHOLERA MoRBUs. PAINFUL PURGING
MER COMPLAINT. CRAMP AND COL

The want of a medicine of this character
been felt by the community, and has induced
prietors, by over thirty years trial in private,
duce il for the benefit Of the public as a stapl
medicine. IL dOes not act as an astringent nj
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the world, being entirely vegetable and contil
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they would further say that the preparation
the hearty approval of numerous physicians N
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DIRECTIONS:
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full as required. To children under FIVE a ted
To children under two or three q half-teaspd
required, and by carefully administering as II
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-04-21
T OOK w ELL TO YOU r
- UNDERSTANDHNG
BOOTS AND SH OES
For Mems and Boys Wear.

The undersigned respectfully informs his nu-
merous customers and the public generally that
he is prepared to manufacture BOO is and
SHOES of any desired size or quality, from
the finest French calfskin boots to the coarsess
brogan. in the VERY BEST MANNER, on the short
est notice, and at as moderate prices as like
work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
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CI- ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
TO promptly and in workmanlike manner.
Thankful for past favors l feel confident that
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tiauance and increase of the same.
JOHN D. THOMAS.
Ebeusburg, April %, 1869.