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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1871-12-01
Legal Advertisements.
SHE RIFFS SALES.
Georgia Cobb County !:

Georgia Cobb County
win be sold before the Court house door III ihs
CITY of Marietta. GouAty and State aforesaid,
between the legal hours Of sale On the first Tues
dav IN December next the following properly
to-wit The Marietta Paper Mills, Situated N
Cobb county, Ca and the machinery belonging
thereto, together with the land on which It Is
situated to satisfy fila from Cobb Superior
Court in favor of'Thomas Chalmers, VS.. the Ma,
rietta Paper Mill Company. Property pointed
out by defendant. f..st,,
Aso-At the same time and place, the Smyr
ma Academy, Situated at Smyrna, Cobb County
Georgia, with the land attached, 10 satisfy
fifa or mechanics lien in favor Of w. 5. Neil
fresh & Co VS.. the Smyrna Academy. Prop,
erty pointed out in said fila. Nov. LIST, 1871
w. p. Stephens, Shift.
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ing. aud no other county having raised
the required amount, said committee to
act at their discretion, save that they do
not exceed $4,000, and to conclude the
purchase when the requisite sum is paid
into the treasury. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Horton, it was voted
that the Treasurer be directed to call in
the balance of the original stock subscrip-
tions of $12,8OO, not already called in, at
once and on the remaining subscriptions
to call in 80 per cent. in 30 days. 40 per
cent. additional in 10 days thereafter, and
the balance in 80 days after that. ..
On motion, Messrs Roberts, Woodward
and Horton were appointed committee
to revise the bylaws, and report at the
next annual meeting Of the Association.
A committee of three to audit all bills
against the Association were appointed
After discussions on various points the
meeting adjourned: ...
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horticultural Meeting.

All persons interested ins horticultural
pursuits are invited to meet at Burlington
Thursday March 9th, 1871, at II o'clock.
a. M, to organize Horticultural Society,
to include such parts of Vermont and
Northern New York as is thought best
when met, and to plan and distribute
work for such society for the ensuing
year. An exhibition of winter fruits and
rare vegetables is also invited. Let there
be general rally.
Chittenden County,. D. Hatch, L. Nj. Hagar
j. A. Arthur, j. E. Smith, Lee Tracy, r. J..
White.
Addison County Lane, A. f. Ellsworth
A. S. Branch, L. L. Wright, Fl. c. Hunt, Ira s.
Brown, G. G. Cady, R. T. Robinson.
Frark44ssh County-C. C. Burton, G. w. Rich Fl
e. Seymore, A. o. Brainard.
Rutland County-Henry CLARK, "A 7 WOODWARD
G. L. Case, J. M. Ketchum, NJ. G. Evarts, A. D
Smith, o. B. HaIdwin, L. w. Preston, Albert
Bresee.
Clinton County, N. VI. w. Bailey, Theron
Chamberlain, John Wing, w. Tuttle, w. II.
Bailey.
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Eairhayen.
J lem

Excitement begins to ruu high here as
to fires An old barn, standing near the
store of J. n. Williams ON Main street.
was fired twice on Saturday night last,
at about the hour of ten o'clock, for
tunstely it was discovered in each in
stance in season to extinguish it before
doing any damage. That there is some
person or persons determined to burn the
and why it is that the trustees of our viii
lage will not call meeting after having
petition presented to them, signed by a
large number, to adopt some method or
measures to prevent fires or extinguish
them, is mystery as yet unexplained
The Baptist Society held an oyster
supper in the parlors and vestry of their
church on Friday evening last. 1t was q
success in every respect. ..<
Smith and Peck have commenced to
draw the stone for the foundation of their
block, to be erected the coming spring
upon the cite where their buildings were
recently burned. ca
Kellogg s. Co., druggists, have re-
moved their stock of goods into the base
ment of the National Bank building,
where they are making as much display
as their limited quarters will admit.
Prof. R. G. Williams, late of the
Royal Academy of Music, London, assist
ed by !Prof. Geo. Owens of Utica, N. Y,
and others, will give grand concert on
Friday evening, March Sd. At the Town
Hall. Prof. Williams is said to be one
OF the finest baritone singers in England
Rockwell, the horse trainer, is show
ing off his trained horses to delighted
crowd, of which the boys form the larger
part. Sees e
DE Witt Leonard of this place, for
merly one of the proprietors Of the Fair
haven Journal, has removed to New York
and is now engaged in business there.
He has left many friends behind, all of
whom wish him success. ~
On Sunday last the Rev r. l.. Her.
bert preached one of those deep and
thoughtful sermons for which he is SO
noted, and which furnishes food for
thought the entire week.
The Rev. Mr.. Circuit, formerly a mis-.
sionary to Africa, gave a very interesting
lecture Sabbath morning, in behalf Of the
p IS
freedmen, and in the evening, of his life
in Africa. Aas 80 &c. -s.,r -,
Z "A sociable was held at Capt. Joseph
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Vermont Horse stock Association,

The meeting of directors of the Vermont
Horse Stock Association, was held at the
Van Ness House in Burlington on Tues.
day evening, February 2Sth. There were
present Vice-President Mead of Randolph
in the chair, and directors Tucker of Roy
alton. Horton of Vergennes, Hammond of
Middlebury, Chandler of Montpelier,
Chamberlin of Newbury. Roberts of Yer
gennes, Jones of Bradford, Davis of As
cutneyville, Woodward of Brandon,
Drew of South Burlington, and Blodgett
and Wires of Burlington. c. H.Blodgett
reported that subscriptions to the capital
stock of the Company had been made as
follows: unconditional, $4,000; on
condition that the State farm be 10.
Gated in Chittenden County $27,O5O,
making total of $55, $50 to which was
TO be added $1,000 on condition the
Mech farm in Shelburn be purchased.
and 81 800 on condition the Morse farm
in the same town be purchased
On motion of Mr.. Blodgett, it was voted
that committed of three de appointed to
nominate five directors to constitute
committee to locate and purchase farm.
The Chair appointed as such Nominating
Committee, G. II. Blodgett, L. T. Tucker
and G. Jones.
The Committee reported the names Of
Jno. +. Chamberlain, Harley M. Hale.
Geo. f. Davis, Geo. Hammond, Geo. G.
Chandler, as committee to purchaae a
farm. Their repelt was adopted and the
directors named appointed.
Mr.. Tucker offered the following reso.
Res0lced, That the committee to locate
9 farm for the use of the Vermont Horse
Stock Company are instructed to make
the location in Chittenden County, as
such County has raised the amount oil
capital required BY the resolution passed
by the stockholders at the annual meet
z
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
SALE AT AUCTION.

shall offer for sale at Auction, at Pittsford
on "wednesday, March 22d, 1871, at Q O'Clock.
afternoon, at the premises lately occupied by
dudley North, all the estate of said Dudley 4
North, both real and personal.
Inc real estate consists Of the sash, door and
blind shop, dry house. Leonard & Humphrey
snop, so called, including water privileges &C..
and premises. The personal property consists of
all the machinery in said shops, viz: water
wheel and shafting If it don't belong to the real
estate paner, two cut off saws and rig three
snt saws and rig. one iron morticing machine.
one iron sticking machine, one wood sticking
machine, one tenant machine, one panel raiser
one inter, two sanding machines four blind ma
cnlnes, tenant. mortice and boring and rod two
staple machines, mailing machine, Daniels' pla-
net, ooor squeezer, inter to cut mouldipRs
erindstone and frame, gig saw and frame, and
benches, &c.
Also, large number or quantity of doors. sash
and blinds, finished and unfinished, mouldipo
stun, pine boards and other lumber: a larpe
quantity of boards and lumber cut M and AZ.
signed for dooys, sash and blinds.
Also, buggy wagon, pair double harness Q
sets traverse sleighs, single sleigh, thousand
shingles, lumber single wagon, q barrels hi. !
hand cart, reams sand paper, q QUANTITY OF sine
blacksmith's bellows, anvil and small too,s n
IDS. nails, box glass, basket, l SCOOP shovel /
ture. II EnGFpTOvxx, Au1ni-
ASSIGNEE in Bankruptcy, Of the estate Of Dudley
Rutland FEB. 27.lS7l. 2sdl&w7w
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IRELAND.-There is trouble in Ireland
of so serious character that it is like,v
TO trouble the Gladstone ministry. Thew
have been granted extraordinary powers
to enable them to pacifcate that most un.
happy country, but their efforts have
failed, and the opposition charge the fail
ure to their inoompetency. We think
there is a growing impression in England
that Mr.. Gladstone, though a learned
man, with a wonderful gift of speech, is
ont of place as the head of the govern
nent. a E ~ Auy
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febl5d30d&w
A YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL,

n Eh . CdERh1 HECIORAL,
FOR DISEASES OF sTHE THROAT AND
LUNGS, SUCH AS COUGHS, COLDS,
WHoOPING COUGH, BRONCHI-
tbs, ASTHMA AND CON-
SUMPTION.
Probably never before in the whole history of
med icipe, has anything wen so widely and SO
deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series of year,, and among most
of the races OF it has risen higher and higher
in their estim alton, as it has become better
known. It's uniform character and power to cure
the various affections of the lungs and throat,
have made it known a reliable protector sgainst
them. While adapted to mider forms of disease
and to young children, it is at the same time the
most effectual remedy that can be given for In.
cipient consumption, and the dangerous affec-
tons of the throat and lupgs. As provision
against sudden attacks of Group, it should be
kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in,
durable, still great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured and the patient restored to sound health by
the Cnerry fectOral. 30 complete 1s Its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
that the most obstinate of them yield toit. When
nothing else could reach them, under the Cherry
Peetoral they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great protec-
ton from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking ths
Cherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses.
For Cough and Cold, no better remedy can be
had. Take small doses three times day and
put the feet in warm water at night, until the
disease is broken up.
For influenza, when it affects the throat OF
lungs, take the same course.
For Whooping Cough, give small doses three or
four times day.
For Group, give large and frequent doses until
the disease Is overcome.
No family should be without the Cherry Pecto-
raj on hand to protect them, in case of attack,
from the above complaints. Its timely use often
spares the patient great amount of suffering
and risk, which he would incur by waiting stil
he could get other aid Parents, keep it in your
houses for the exigepcies that arse, Lives dear
to you may be saved by IL.
SO generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publish certificates Of them here, or do
more than assure the public that the best quail
ties 1T ever possessed are strictly maintained,
Prepared by DIR. ]. G. Aver & Co., Practical
ana Analytlcai Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sou al round the world. eowd&w
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640,0OO bottles of Aliens Congress Bitters have
been sold during the last year. The best judges
pronounce them equal to any in market. AS an
appetizer they excel also, as remedy for dys-
pepsia, heartburn and kindred diseases. Try
them. Sold at wholesale by Burr & Perry, Bos-
ton. Mass Henry & Co.. Burlington, vt, and
VIM. Allen, Fort Edward N. Y. ianlld&wtf
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AN INSTANTANEOUS SEASON.

AN INSALUBRIOUS SEASON.
Spring is welcome, but not its diseases. We
should be glad to have its bloom without its fogs.
its vapors, its sudden changes of temperature,
and its agues, fits of indigestion, bilious attacks,
and other harrassing disorders which they en-
gender. As this cannot be, 1t behooves all sensi-
BILE people to do the best they can to escape such
serious drawbacks on the poetry of the season.
ought to do, when miasma infects the air. The
answer will be, stone and regulate the system"
But how! That is the important question. A
dozen medical men would probably recommend
as many different medicines. On the other hand,
the thousands who have tested the virtues Of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters as an invigorant and
Alternative, will recommend but one, the whole
some preventive and restorative in which their
own experience has taught them to trust. A
course of this rare vegetable stimulaut, COM
meneed now, would gave many a pang to the
feeble and debilitated 1t would be wise econo-
my, too, for it would probably preclude the ne
cesssity for medical advice. Without disparage-
ment to profession which all intelligent men
and women respect and honor, it is just as well,
if possible to keep out OF the doctors hands, and
they would have comparatively few cases OF fever
and ogue, dyspepsia, biliousness, nervousness,
and general debility to attend Co. if this agreea-
BILE and healthful specific were in universal use.
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We all consider iron the embodiment Of
strength and power, but how few are aware that
it is this same element in the system, that gives
us strength and vigor, and that an insuffciency
of it causes weakness and debility. The Peru
Wan Syrup, a proxide Of iron, is prepared ex-
pressly to supply this vitaliging element.
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WANTED. -Wide-awake Men and Women in
every town, to sell the most useful and popular
Maps ever offered in New England. For partic-
ulars address G. w s. C. B. Cotton & Co, l72
William Street, New York. feb27d&w5times
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HEADACHE-Mixh half and half of Renne's Ma
gic Oil and water, and saturate the head with the
mixture, then put a few drops OF the OIL clear, on
the temple and where the pain is severest; also
swallow or drops of the Oil, if sick at the
stomach; then find your pain if you can! See
advertisement.
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BETTER THAN TAKING Po1soN.-An argument
occurred the other evening at fashionable
Club House in Fifth Avenue as to the best meth
cd of building up and renovating debilitated
system. Two or three physicians participated in
the debate. One was for small doses of stryeh-
nine, another for "heroic" doses OF quinine, and
third insisted that minute doses of prussic acid
were best of all. In the midst of the dispute, a
gentleman we'll known one of the shrewdest
merchants on Broad street, asked the parties if
they would like few facts by way of set off to
their theories. "Last winter" said he, "as you
well know, was considered used up man. No
Assurance Company would have given a policy
on my life at any premium. L was wasted to a
mere skeleton. Nothing l ate nourished me.
My stomach and liver seemed to be paralyzed ;
and though did manage to hobble here with
the aid of my servants arm, was almost as
weak an infant. Well, you see me now. l
pull down the scale at 1853; and the medicine that
brought me round when every specific of the
faculty had failed, was Plantation Bitters."
For desserts and table delicacies Sea Moss Fa-
rine is the most delicious and heathful that can
be procured in all the wide world.
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kS-No Fears need be entertained as to the re-
suits, if you use the White Pine Compound for
your Cough. Week Lungs, or Kidney Troubles
1t is certain cure in almost every case.
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Does not aggravate disease, thereby retarding re-
covery; on the contrary, its healing, cleansing
work commences at once, and is carried on until
a healthy action of the system is attained. In
diseases arising from impoverished and impure
blood it helps nature throw off the diseased parti
cles, and infuses vigor and strength, where weak
ness and debility have prevailed. There is no
risk in trying this remedy as it is composed Of
vegetable matter, and is warranted safe.
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PIMPLES ON THE FACE.

For Comedones, Blaok-wor1ns or Grubs, PIN
ply Eruptions and Blotch ed dist yurstIons on the
Face, use Perry's Comedone and Pimple Rsme-
dy. IL Is invaluable TO the afflicted. Prepared
only by DIR. B. G. Perry, DermotoIogist 40 Bond
St., N. Y. Sold by Druggists everywhere
feb27d&w 4Inas
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IA Experience warrants US in recommending
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover as a sure
remedy for gray hair
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9RGE c. GOODWIN s Co., Boston.
NEW 7-3O GOLD LOAN
SAFE PROFITABLE PERMANENT o

SAFE PROFITABLE PERMANENT
Jay CO0ke & 60 offer for sale at par an q Sc
crued interest he First Aurtgzge : ann G,rsnt
Gold bonds Of the Norrhsrn Pacific Rzilro 81 10
There bonds sre secur-d. frst, ~ frrt u, IT
gage IN. railTosn irself IT. t'lllDt urk. end
ali Equipments; s+rond- By q first u 1tRsRs un
it, entire land grant. teing more han t~e'''y-
TWO Thousand arTe> # ian0 e. each M . o. Tnt {
The bonds sTs free iron UniteS States tex the
principal ard in'eTe-t are psyatl7 In Eoin-'ha
princ'pt at the 81 d Of Thirty SssT- e. d The in
t-r. - remit 4bnuslly, at tb- r-te OF seven and
thr. e-tEnths IeT cent PR mum.
Thev az issued m der"nii Guons Of 500 $500
81 900 IS ono anr 0OO0
The IT ste. unrer e mortgage Sc M-ssTs.
Jay Co Ike f Puilade ph'a. ana J da-T b, NJ
son, President of the fenDsy I've MA CenIrai kali
ROAD Company.
Th+se Norihsrn Pacific 2 20 bords u,Il ct ali
tim-s before II 4turity, - TeceivH le a. ten I-T
cent. pI-m'um Tor .IOl in exrbsnge fJr the
Company's lzIrs at Their lnw-sr cs'h pF1cs
In SddI'i 70 their sb~n a atety, 'hs g. hnT Dc
WELD an income La ger, ve believe. thsn suy r
states 5-2D's ran, BY converting them ia NtTrh-
rrn Pacincs. IL cTes-e d eir yearly inrOu5s o.
bird. aud still have r'eetly reliable invest
ment.
Pow TO GET THEN Your nearest bank OF
banker viii supply 'hese b Dds ia oes'r
amount, Epd OF any re-deo d. nnntnz tiOn, Per
SON wish Dg *, hNt pc SOCK or o. her bsa CF
tor these. can do 20 lib a'y of or sgsDfs, VINO
will a l"w the highest cur nj ITlee for AL mar
ketable s-curI'Is-.
hose living in localities r-mote fro-n banks
Tay lend money. or other TO- d., r. city 20 Us
by express and We ~Ill -Pnd back NORTHERN Pa
"Itc oud- at our own risk, ann Uf'hrsuf cost 20
be investor. For f"rh-r infnrmsuOn' psnsph-
cts maps etc. call on or adrres- the urders't d
ed, sDy Of the banks or blLkers employ ID 70
cell this IoBD.
JAY COOKE CO,
FinaBciai Agents.
Subscriptions received by
MORGAN, K ENE MARVIN,
~ Wall st New YoIk, Gen Agents.
LOCAL AGRS Q
For sale by Nations hsuk o. Rutarfs W
Row-il casnisr; b ,xter N-H,ohzI bsI Gro d.
R.'ttuIn, cashier; utlaI CouEfN sTi nsi Fsnk,
a. Y. Field, eashisr; Cs-rl. ttI N-'ioI 81 b-BE.
l. N Guy. cashier; Nation al Paul. OF POI o y,
Merritt ']a,k, csshi-r; Fret Ns'Iopsl Rsrk &
Fai haven. 8. w. bai ~ Cashier mi don e.
tinnzl Bank, ID. @. Bascom cash ~; Eirrt , -
tional Rank Il Srsndon. h. G ope sin, nstb'+r,
inst National Bank Of Orwell, @ y Bah C ST.
Ter. feb4rod 8sS DOs
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DARN FOR SALE, CHEAP.

Farm Of $50 acres in Mount Holly, situated
less than half q mile from summit station on the
railroad desirable farm, With good buildings
which together with all the stock, farming tools
Of every Kind, crops, &C., will be sold at great
bargain, with immediate possession. For fuTther
Particular, apply to J. @. Wood ON the farm, or
FRANKLIN POST.
xeps % 4S1ls d&w2w
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GETTING MARRIED

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and the
propriety on improperly of getting married. with
sanitary help for those who feel untitled for At
rimonisl happiness. Sent free in sealed envel-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia. Pa. jan20dSw3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-02

The numbering season in upper Wiscon.
sin and Michigan is now at it's hight, with
excellent prospects.
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SLeldon's, under the auspices of the Con-
gregational Society, on Wednesday even.
ing. CASINO.
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RURR & BURTON SEMINARY
VT.

MANCHESTER, VT.
A thorough English and Classical School A
few boardeis received into the family with the
teachers. The Spring Term begins March ed
For catalogues apply t9 the Prinelgsi,
REV L, A, AUSTIN, a. ",
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ COMPANY
Have land grant direct from the Government of
100000 ACRES
of the best farming and mineral lands in Amer
lea.
100000 acres choice farming lands on the
line of the road, in the
STATE OF NEBRASKA, -
In the Great Platte Valley, now for sale, for cash
or credit at low rates of interest These lands
are near the 4lst parallel Of north latitude, in
mild and healthy climate and for grain growing
ana STOCK raising are unequalled by any in the
United States
Convenient to market both east and uast
Prices range from ESQ to SIC. 90 per acre.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS .sg
To settlers with limited means $500. 900 acres
rich government lands along the road between
Omaha and North Platte surveyed and open for
entry under the homestead and pre- ernption
laws. and can be taken by
ACTUAL SETTLERS, ONLY,
An opportunity never before presented for Sc
curing MONIES near great railroad with all the
conyenSences OF an old settled country New adj.
ten OF descript.ve pamphlets with maps, now
ready and sent free to all parts of the United
States, Canada and Europe. Address
o. F. DAVIS, Land Commissioner.
y, 2. r. Il. Co., Omaha, Neb.
dec2ldlmo&w3mo
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~ REAT BARGAINS.

SEQ. FL. Palmer Offers hls stock of Dry Goods
at very low prices fer the next sixty days, or IN
til his stock is sold. All in want Of Dry Goods
should not fail to call.
GEO. II. PALMER.
Rutland, FEB, s. 1871.
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poLAND,s HrJNOR DOCTOR

FOr dess6rLS and tADIt ueICdCIGs sea MUtS T Il
inc is the most delicious and healthful that car
,e procured in all the wide world.
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asasS gasEH GAG p g Ila 60 8@sz
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Thankful for the many past favors and increas-
ing patronage of my friends and customers, am
happy TO inform them that I sh all give my undi-
vided attention to the CUSTOM DEPART
MENT, and for CASH ONLY make large reduc-
tons for the next thirty days.