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CONFIDENTIAL
DIR. HUGHES
ECLECTIC MEDICAL InFIRMARY

No. If Preble ST., Portland, We.
ssrEstablshed for the treatment of those dis.
eases III both sexes requiring Experience, skill,
Honor and Delicacy.
Ladies or Gentlemen requiring medical advice
or treatment, arising from any private cause,
would do well to Danish all dfldence and make
an early application TO DIR. HUGHES.
The Doctors long and successful practice, to,
gether with the marvellous cures effected, are un-
questionable guarantees OF his skill aud ability.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and
will be returned, if desired
Address DIR j. Ii. HUGHES,
No. IL Preble Street,
Next door to the Preble House, Portland, Me.
ss-Send a stamp for Circular. apll Gm
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seed Catalogue and Floral Guide for
IS.O.-N. OkEEFE, SOS a CO, thu celebrated
sod Importers and Growers, OF Rochester, y y,
have Just published their annual "CNrNlnSUE
AID GUIDE To ruE FLpWEE AND VEGETABLE
GARDEN" This new and valuable work contains
full descriptions % about ditccR hundred varieties
90 flowers ami vcs ;ahl with instruction for their
cult, alton, and direction, la regard 90 TIE he,t usc
% make of them IN Laying oUt par,crre., gardens,
etc II will b. sent ire OF application 10 VI.
O'kEEFE, son & Co, >eeJsmcu aud Florists,
Rochester. Y Y tW mara
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Criminal COsts--March Term.

TREASURES OFFICE, OXFORD COUNTY,
March 81, 1870. !
Statement of costs in Criminal Prosecutions, al.
lowed by the Supreme Judicial Court, March
Term 1870.
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PImples on the Face.

Fog Comydoue- Black-H Heads, Flesh Worms or
Grub- Puuylv Eruptions and Blotched Ga, a-,urs-
tiou- uu the Pace. use Perry Cpmedpns X PIN.
pie Remedy. Reliable, Harmle~-, and contains
uo Lad poison. Depot, ~ Bond II. y. \ sold
Oy Druggists everywhere. Am mchls
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Dexter, the fastest troter in existence, j. a Ham
bletOnion. Joe Elliot. the fastest year old In the
world is a lIambletOniOn Goldsmith Maid the on.
ly horse which ever trotted three successive heats
Ia lcss than 20, il n iIambletonion. Bruno the
first colt that trOttcd in 0, nj four wears Of
age, Is u HamblctOniou. Aberdeen, the famous
year old which won the Spirit OF the Times stake
of lss, dstancing every competitor the nr-t heat,
is Hambletonion. Dexter, Bruno and Aberdeen,
are by Rysdyk's IIambletODion. Joe Elliot and
Goldsmith Maid. grand colts Of RysdyHs
Hambletonion.
While Pcqua wket has size, style and bottom,
which make him valuable 80 stock horse for
general purposes he has combination Of the
best strains Oftrottng blood in the best trotting
blood IN the country, CLOSELY connecting him in
blood % the fastest horses Of the age
Coupon by Gen. Knox. dam by horse called
Abdallah and believed To be son Of Abdallah by
MambTino, Will he allowed To serve few mares
ai the same stable, the ensuing season. Terms
reasonable. Coupon !, own brother Ia the cele.
brated trotting stallion, Nicholas, owned by j.
VI Littcneld, Abbot Village, Maine is three years
old the present season; stands ~ hands high,
without shoes and weighs fun 90 los has free,
open, slashing giant. and il colt Of promise.
Mares from distSnce properly cared for, but
no risks taken
JAMES EDGECOMB.
nrOWn0ell March ~ 1870
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STEVENS
Condition Powders
FOR HORSES d CATTLE.

TT il superior to any Powders in use. All We
! ask Is a fair trial. Buy one package and be
convinced. Sure cure Tor Coughs, Colds, Horse
Di>temper, Inflammation of Lungs, Bowels or
Bladder also, for giving horse that is run down
or overwOrked good appetite, and Will keep him
IN good condition.
sold by Druggists and GrOcers everywhere. IL
they have no. purchased any yet, do not take any
other worthless preparations that the dealers
make larger profit on, but tell them you want
stevens Condition Powders and will take no 9th.
or. CHARLES r. STEVENS,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, III Bridge street,
East Cambridge, Mass. apll I'm
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President Grant has issued Message
announcing the ratification of the 18th
amendment.
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ADMINISTRATORS sale.

DY virtue OF license from the Homo able
ID .Iudcr Of Probate Of oxford County, {! c Hn-
der signed. Admin. ,tra!-iN oi the estate of Milton
" Chapman, late OF Bethel, deceased, viii sell
by public or private sale, on The premise, Of sad
deceased, in Bethel, on saturday, the hr-t day Of
MAY, ls7u, az o'clock T. VI. all the Real Estate
OF which the said Milton W Chapman died seized
aud po> -essci, situated on the north side of An.
drosroggin River, and comprising two acres laud
aud the buildings thereon, Tor the payment OF the
Srb,s and incidental charges
MARY CHAPMAN, Adm'N.
Dated at Bethel. March 81 lS-o
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Rest Thing for Costiveness. DIR. HARRl-
SONS PERI>TALtC LuLENGE> are warranted
ed in all cases CPilcs and Failing Of the Rectum,
Dyspepsia, such a. Oppression at(cr eating, sour
stomach, splitting Of Food, also Headache, biz
illness, Pain in the Back and Loin,, sick Head
ache, Coated Tongue, and BiIliou~ue>,. For sale
At No. fremont Temple, Boston. 10y =. \ HAIR.
BISON X co, Propyictor-, and by all Druggists
Mailed for 80 cents. apl Pm
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NIvIEREAs Ithial :. kenerson OF Greenwood,
w In the County of oxford and state of Maine,
by nj Mortgage Deed dated November i, lsi,,
aud recorded With oxford Records, book ~. page
l!J, conveying 10 the subscriber u tain parcel
uf land with the buildings thereon, situated AZ
Lotks's Mills ~ saii greenwood, aub described
a. follows, IL Wit; being the same premise, con.
viewed by he sub Scrbcr 10 said heucTson 10y his
deed dated July -, ls.iJ. aud recorded with OK
NAV be had; and whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have hcrn brukcn, hereby claim 10
tuTcClure the same agreeable 10 the statute IN such
CALVIN CROKER.
Paris, March 81 $50.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
sc ha, been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge Of Probate, for the county If oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator OF the estate oi
WILLIAMS POTTER, late OF GIead,
ia said County, dccea -ed, by giving bond "a tho
law direct, he therefore requests all persons who
indebted 10 the estate o said dUcca cd 20 make
immediate payment; aud those who have Any de-
uIAud- thereon, 10 exhibit tie same %
ELBkIDJik -. WHEELER.
March Is, 1870.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been daily appointed 10y the Honorable
Judge of Probate, Tor ihe County Of oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator OF the estate oi
JOSEPH II. NEWMAN, late OF DiNdeld,
in said County. deceased, by giving bond a. the
laW directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 20 the estate of said deceased 10 make
immediate payment and those who have any dc.
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same -
CALEB i. HOLLAND.
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position now held by that railroad line
(MeSSrs. JAY Cooks X Co. endorsing it
as I'm our opinion one of the most inn
portant and valuable roads in the West
gives this letter special interest at this
time:
LAW OFFICE OF TOWNSEND 4 BROWNE,
Cor Fgrsf on3 state IS
TRpN, Y \ ., March l1th, losO.
Rufus v Ty.n5eat aa-;n .. To~rsentr irsag srO~ne.
b. 4 TiHinghast x Som:
GENTS. | have been for the IL wears
last past very familiar with the tract of
country, through which the Central Rail-
road oC Iowa runs for distance of about
100 miles. and have had general know
ledge OF the lands along the remainder of
its route The lands with which | am
personally acquainted are among the
best, if not the very best, in the United
States Through most " It's route the
country is well settled. and the settlers
are among the very best Of The loo Oh
inhabitants OF that remarkable State. Ac-
klev, Eldora, Marshalltown, Grinuell, and
OSkalOoSa. and some others OF It's route,
are fourishiug, and euterpri>iag towns.
The route passes through some OF the
best coal lands in the couauy. The FL
dora mines ale the most ea>;er.y coal
mines in the northern portion of the
State They are being worked with
great success. The coal Is excellent. a.
/ know from using u constantly on my
farm Tor the last five years This road
is a deSideratum for three great objects.
besides that of furnishing a passenger
Ioute North and South:
FtrSt-AS an outlet for coal mined in
the Eidora beds, and in those along
the Skunk River. below Grnnell, 10 sup
PLY Minnesota and the northern and
eastern portions OF the State.
Sccoqd--To bring lumber from MINI
eapoliS and ~. Paul.
Third-To carry produce 70 s.. Louis.
il has been the dream and hope of the
State for Ten years that we could open =
communication with ST Louis. and avoid
some OF the eNtortions prJcti>ed ON Us
by the railroads leading TO Chicago. II
~ Louis and New Orleans shall devote
themselves % commerce and opening
routes OF transportation 10 the outside
world there Will be hardly any limit TO
the business ofthi> road with 81. Louis.
But this. OF course depends on the wis
dom of the commercial men OF those
cities This road Is Of no immediate ben
eft TO my farm, although il passes within
thirteen miles OF me on the west My
market town is MarShalltown, through
which the Chicago X Northwestern Rail
road has run for the last six years,
speak of the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa
simply from my impressions OF is advan-
tages for doing asucceSSfGl business.
Truly yours,
MARTIN l. TOWNSEND.
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PL,NrArIo> BgrrERs are especially recon-
mendcd % Clcrgymen, Public Speakers aud
persons oflierary habits aud sedeu.agy life, who
require clear mental facultc-, which can only be
obtained by e RELISH to- food aud perfect dige,.
zion Delicate Females are certain TO Gui in these
Bl,tcrs health and strength.
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Special Notices.


or Hoth fatchce> ftAlCss ~ ian,
USE 'PERBN'> MOTH n tREt kLE LOTION
The only reliable amt harmless Remedy known
% science for rcaoylns brown di~colpration,
from IN, Pace Prepared only 10y Dr Z. PER
Rl 81 Bond -, y. !. sold by Druggists every
where.
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New Advertisements.
For Sale.

THE STORE and LOT, known A. the PHILIP
l EASTMAN STORE and LOT, al Try cbuI ,
Corner. Perfect title given. Apply To
HORArlU AUNIlN, Paris, Ne.
April l. $50
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Has been tested in every variety ofclimac, aud by
almost every nation known 10 Americans isthe
almost constant companion and mcStimable friend
of the missionary and the traveller, on and land
and no one should travel on our LAKES or RIVERS
WITHOUT 1T.
Ii Is n speedy and safe remedy for burns, scalds,
cuts. bruises wounds and various other injuries. as
vel a. for dySentery, diarrhGa, ami bowel CON.
plants generally and j. admirably suited for every
race OF men on the face the globe.
Re sure yOa call for and get the genuine Pain
Killer, a. many worthless nOstrums attempted
TO be sold on the great reputation Of this valuable
medicine.
sS-DTectiOns accompany each bottle.
Pro, 25ots 5OctS and 81 90 per bottle.
Sold b. all Medicine Dealers.
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Security Of the Investment.

So n.ra- We can learn. every comb eted railroad
iu the Northwest T. not uul. earning the interest
on It. bond, bUt aa4sidend oU ~ stock. aud Wo
believe the 'atra OF Iowa must OccuPg an equally
strong fnauic1l position
The amount OF Bpui- 10 he issued /, lat $4,000
An-. 1lL. - ~ =. LlLan Innr M IL.n. IN all.
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MAGNOLIA wATER.-N delightful toilet arti.
Gle superior 20 Cologne, and AZ half the price.
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GRANDSON OF
RvsdVk'S HambletOnian,

viii make the season Of ls70 at stable Of the sub
scriber in BrownfeId, oxford County, at $500 to
insure u mare in foal.
Pequawket is five years old the present season,
il blood bay with black point, one W lite foot
behind; stands full IL hands high, and weighs
over 1900 pounds has light elastic step, plenty
of hone aud muscle never has had proper driving,
but can show less than three minute gait. Was
sired by Gideon, he by Rysdyks' Hambletoni0n,
by Abdallah, by Mambun0. by imported Me~sen-
ger The dam Of Pequawket was by Hiram Drew,
out of fast trotting mare, said to have troted in
2:S5 when five years old by Old Eaton. The
dam of Gideon was half sister TO Lady suffolk by
thoroughbred Engineer: (time of Lady Suffolk
:2G ia 1857 The dam OF Hiram Drew was ~
Vermont Black Hawk ;,time Of Hiram Drew, Z 81 /!
in public, :26 in private Old Eaton was by \
Morgan horse, out OF a mare by Winthrop Messe
ger, weighed 100 pounds. and could trOt in 2 10
with ease, see Maine Farmer" OF Feb. -, 1870
Gen sherman, (tinle 2:2,) owned by Abram
Woodward. Esq, of Bangor; was out Of the same
dam OF Pequawket. " Woodward has marc
one year older than Pequawket Out Of the same
dam, which l. claimed 10 go close 10 2:@D. F. s.
Palmer OF Bangor, has rlH sister To Pequawsct,
one year younger, which ~ u three year old,could
show 30 gait claimed TO be the fastest mare OF
her g4se in ne
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omething about IowS-Letter from War
tin Townsend.

The following letter from the Hon.
MARTIN |. TOWNSEND, OF Troy y. Y,
gives some interesting facts about Iowa,
and cxtols ia tue highest manner the soc
ton of country traversed 10y the CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF that State. The prominent
position now held by that railroad line
(MesSrs. JAy Cooks X Co endorsing it
as I'm our opinion one of the most inn
portant and valuable roads in the West
gives this letter special interest at this
time;
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OF which over One Million have
already been Sold.

As we consider these securities among the
choicest in the MAJ kci, we have no doubt that tho
remainder Will be rapidly taken, ~ that II may be
we'll for partit, desiring 10 purchase, 10 do 80 ~
once.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL BE No
MORE FAVORABLE TIME TO SELL.
GOVERNMENTS, AND BUY REALLY
FIRST-CLASs RAILROAD SECURITIES
--sUCH As THEsE--TiIAN TIE PRES
ENT.
AMER a full examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds aad DE sire u recommend them 10 our
customers A. \ THOROUGHLY SAFE, As
WELL Al PROFITABLE INVESTMENT We
have no hesitation n laying thdt, IN our opinion,
the CENrRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa will he one OF
the most important aud valuable roads IN tho
West.
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when their way, and In want OF any goods in
their line GIVE THEN CALL. aPrcOw3m
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Bryants Pond, Mar, -, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-06-16
ToRTY-T1RsT CONGRESS.
Second Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1870.
THE PENSION LAWS.


THE PENSION LAWS.
Mr.. EDMUNDs, (rep.) of VT, called up the House
bill to define the duties Of pension agents. to pre-.
scribe the manner OF paying pensions and for other
purposes.
The bill provides among other hlngs for the quar-
tery payment OF pensions and makes the fees OF the
pension agents uniform.
The amendments OF the Committee on Pensions
were agreed to.
man stated that the Pension Committee had consid
ered the proposition OF q change In the method of
paving pensions by substituting the money order
system Tor pension agencies. They were unani.
mously Of the opinion that payments through the
Post once would prove impractcabe and result in
great Delays and confusion.
with which pensions were paid IN former years
through the United States bank. fIe believed the
natlonai banks could be made use OF as government
agents lor the purpose, without expense either to
the government or to the pensioners He asked fur.
ther time to prepare an amendment to that effect.
IN Mr.; EDMUSDs thought the proposition good one,
former years did not amount to one.hundredth
part OF the present number there being 233 SIl
persons on the pension rolls.
The bill was finally laid aside temporarily
- BILLS REPORTED.
MI. STEWART, (rep.) OF New, from the Judiciary
Commitee, reported adversely on the bill to confer
jurisdiction on the Court OF Claims TO hear and de.
termne the suit Of the City OF Carondelet vs. United
States.
Mr. OSBORN trep.l Of Fla, from the Committee on
granting lands to the North Louisiana and Texas
Railroad Company.
Mr. CoRBErT, uep) OF oregon from the Committee
on Commerce, reported. as amended the bill anthoirz
ing the establishment Of ocean mail steamshn SER
vice between the United States and Australia The
amendments reduce the period for inviting proposals
the amount OF subsidy for twelve round VOYAGES per
annum TO $500 600 instead OF $500 O0O II IL alao re
CURED That similar SUBSIDIES shall We received BY the
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accepted bidder from the governments OF the Sand
wlch Islands, Feejee and Society Islands and OF New
are to be OF the best MATERIAL OF her wood or lron
upon approved models, OF 1000 tons register, &c.
CONSIDERATION OF THE PENSION BILL ASSUMED.
Ine Senate resumed consideration Of the House
Dill TO define the duties OF pension agents aud to
prescribe the manner Of paying pensions. &c.
Mr.. DAVIS moved an amendment embodying his
proposition for dispensing with pension agents,
and providing for the payment OF pensions by the
naronai ,r. ,panks, which was rejected.
Tue Dill then passed.
Evening Session.
The Senate met at halfpast seven O'Clock this
evening.
BRIDGING THE NIAGARA RIVER.
Mr. FENToN called up the House bill authorizing
the construction and maintenance OF bridge over
Niagara river at Buffalo, He reported amendments
wnsn were adopted requiring the bridge
to the current Of the river giving the Secretary Of
desiring to use the same are equal In privileges In
passage OF the bridge and use or the machinery and
the bsct cour Of Ney
YORK when the companies shall not agree. The bill
THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE BILL.
me senate then proceeded with the Franking bill,
and MIR. NyE continued his remarks to show that,
e Ss e was os Sa rec enn
duct OF the members OF the House In electoneerlng
against the bii In the Senate and also Of the Post
circulated by pos masters fictitious publ sentiment
TO influence the action of Congress. He spoke OF the
ranking privilege as most important agency In
saving the lie or the government and as valuable
auxiliary IN disseminating Information during re.
construction. The republican party as o party Of
inienigence, could not afford to ignore these con-
siderations. He also remarked that nothing was to
DC saved IN the expense Of carrying the mails, as
contracts pad just been let for four years.
Mr.. NORTON repJ OF Ind. desired to have the
bill perfected, with q view to its passage and sug
gested various amendments He would insert
provision Tor the payment OF the postage OF members
OF congress, believing every member Of the Senate,
without exception, was liz favor OF It,
Messrs HOWE and Ross desired to be excepted
from the number
Mr.. MORTON held that his remark was true Of the
mass OF the members or both houses
adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-06-16

IIhe substance Of this bin was published yester
The New York herald., 1870-06-16

soluIIon 30 as 10 aHoW Bingham to offer substi-
tute. This was carried when motion was made to
adjourn.
Dickey inquired what effect that would have upon
the resolutions, to which the Speaker replied, at
would send them to the foot Of the caendar.n
Somebody asked when they would be reachedP
The speaker said 'he presumed about the time the
Air Line Railroad was built" This being the state
Of affairs the motion to adjourn was voted
down-yeas 90, nays ia. This was re-
garded as test vote on the Banks
resolution, for, had the House been 80 disposed,
1t might have killed 1t then, without coming to a
direct vote, by agreeing to the motion to adjourn.
The previous question was then seconded
on Bngham's amendment, and without
further action the House, at seven
O'Clock. adjourned until tomorrow, when
the whole subject will come up again immediately
after the reading Of the Journal. The impression
tonight ls that Bnigham's substitute viii be voted
and the resolutions reported by the committee
passed.
The Presidents Late Message on Cuban
Affairs.
1t has been reliably ascertained that so far from
General Gushing having had anything to 40 with
the preparation OF the Cuban message, as intmated
IN the House yesterday, he was much surprised In
connection with others, on hearing the document
had been communicated to Congress- No one
outside the Executive Department had any
thing whatever to do with its preparation or knew
Of its existence before 1t was submitted to tho men,
bers Of the Cabinet. Two Of them, Messrs. Belknap
and Boutwell,, were absent from the city. Those
who were present agreed that the condition of affairs
in the island OF Cuba did not justify a declara.
ton OF belligerent rights, and 1t Is known
the position Of the President is that. while
oil peoples struggling for their liberty have his
sympathies; and while he would be glad to see all
who live On this contIncnt In possession of repub.
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TAKp pApwTrfu woI

',,a, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE, .,,,,
De- y. addresses all those who have injured
habits. which ruin both body aud mind, uniittlnS
4ea IoE either business study, society or mar
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A Quick PAYMENT.-The founder Of
homeopathy, Hahngmann, on being con-
suited by an English peer. gave his pa.
tient a smell from u small vial and assured
him he was cured. whats the BflL II
asked the NobIcman. One Thousand
francs" The visitor pulled out d roll Of
bank.bills and hell them under tIIe doc
tors nose, saying "0QlY one smell; you
are naid.N L,L,.--. ,..-...-
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.. , you OyrIcr. .cl.AnKSBuRs wYy VA


REPERENCE ny PERMISSION.
lIou. YIN. E. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
Il, L, ,BerkShIrc, Judges supreme Court o.
Il. James NJ Brown, Appeals 81 Wet e
J. ]. Jackson, Jr., Judge Of U. ). DIstlct
Court, ". VI.
D. b. +. F,ruswOrth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A, WernIIlSyE, member Senate.
JSc0b IIOrnbroOk, prcst West W. lns. co:
Jacob n, BlclIrl, Vice PrCst.
Caleb BOnsess, Attorney, Clarksburg, W. Va.
SSmpcl W0Utls, Phillippi, %
j. White, SheriT Mercer county,
m d, DASistSe.l&te, Mineral county, u "a y! i
in. Camden, President Of First National Bank,
Petersburg.
And the following members Of the House Of Dele
yates OF West Virginia:
lion. d. II. Smith, KanAWhA county. all.
&C. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WGtEel '-'''
Nathan Got, Harrison - ~ j''ia 90
Joseph TGtGr, Barbour
|. ! !. !. 1: :.
K n. Hill, Marion %
James liervey, Brooke %
Martin Judy, Grant
T. Davidson, Taylor q
Henry Dralnon, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOllrldge :"
J. +. BOwyGr, Putnam
Us. Wilkinson, Lincoln
ri - Q919
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I sUBsrrTuTlR FOR WAsnN0' SODA
LaundrcsScs should use tho hypOsalphite Of
soda in place Of common washing soda.
The hyp6sulphite docs notlattaCk the fab
rio in anyway, and at the same time ex-
erts some bleaching action, which greatly
improves the appearance Of linen aud
calico, ,.-r..,l.,I. ,....,l..... ..,z
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TSTABLISlIED IN NEW YORK,
IL juno, 1911 Pittsburgh, 1881.