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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-04-27
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HENRY # HELMB0LD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIuRETIC.
THE GREAT DIURETIC,


has cured every case of Diabetes in which ii
has been given Irritation OF the Neck Of the
Bladder, aud Inflammation Of Tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention Of Urine, Diseases et the
Prostate Gland, stone in the Bladder 0alcu
lus. Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, and Mucus or
Milky Discharges, and for enfeebled and deli.
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the following symptoms; lndiSpositiVn 10 Elk
prtion Loss Of Power, Luss OF Memory, Diti
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Horror Of Disease. Wakefulness. Dimness u
Vision Pain In the Back. Hot Hands. Flush
ing Of the Body. Dryness Of the Skin Eruption
on the Face, Pallid oouutennce, Universal
Lassitnde Of the Muscular System, De,
Used by persons from the ages Of le 10 %
and from IS to So, or in the decline or change
Of life after Confinement, or Labor Paias; Bed
Wetting in children
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Fl. n. HELMR0bDS EXTRAC. BUGHU
CURES DISEASES ARISiN, FROM IN.
y PRUDENCES. HABITS OF DISSI
PATTON, ETC,
In all their stages. at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no Inconvenience and no ex.
posure. II causes frequent desire. aud gives
strength 10 Urinale, thereby removing Obslrnc
lions, Prrvenin. and Curing Structures of the
Unthn, Allaying Pain aud Inflammation, so
frequent in his class OF diseases. ani expell.
ing ull Poisonous matter.
Thousands who have been the victims Of
incomprnt persons. and who have paid heavy
fees to be cured in short time have found
they have bren deceived and that the Person"
has, by the USE Of "powerln, aslrngcnts. "bcen
dried up in the system 10 break out in more
aggr.va ed fuIm, and perhaps after Marriage
Use Helmb"ld's Extract Buchu for all Al;
fect,ons aud Diseases oil the Urinary Organs,
whether existing in Mae or Female. from
whatever cause originating, Of how long stan.
ding. Price one doll r aud fifty cents per
Bottle.
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DSYoHOMANoY ANY lady or gentleman
[ eau make 81 400 month secure thrl own
happiness and i"hrnrndCnre. bv Obtnininy
PsY on0MANoY FACIN ALTON. or SOUL
CHARMING. 4Ol page. cloth. Full insrrne
tionS how to use this power Over men Or nni.
mails at viii. how TO Mrsmrriz". become
Trance or Writins Mediums. Dviniaton, Spir
itualism. Alchemy, Philosophy o. omrns and
Dreams, Brigham Young, H4rem. Guide TO
QUO sold pncp by mail, in cloth 81 25 paper
covers ST.. NoricE ANY person willing 10 net
aS agent will receive u sample copy nl thu work
free AZ no capital is required all drs'rouS
Of genleel Pmplo, mpDt should send for lhi'
book. enclosing 10 cents for poslagr. 10 7. W
EVANS d CO., Al South sth Street rhila
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1:3S
iELAiBoLD's EXTRACT pUCHU

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT PUcHU
is Diuretic and Blood Purifying, and cures all
Diseases arising from habits of dissipation,
excess and imprudences in life. impurities Of
the Blood, &c snpGrseding Onpaiba In affect.
ions for which it is use and Syphilitic Affect
ions-in these diseases. used in connection
with
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A GREAT OFFER,
HORACE WATERS.

No. 48l BRoADwAY NEw YcRE
will dispose Of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS,
MELoDEANS and ORGANS OF six first class
makers, including Waurs'. AT EXTREMELY
Low PRICES voR CASH. DURING TuIs MONTH,
or will take part cash and balance ia
monthly or quarterly insldlme0ts
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AN AFFECTING SCENE.
AJudge, Sentencing an old schoolmate
to be Hanged.

From the Memphis Sun = account of the sent.
ence Of the Cuba nurjerers.I
Judge FIippen then spoke as follows:
Samuel II POston, this is one of the
saddcst eras in my life Our parents aud
their children knew each other. We grew
up together, went to the same school, the
same church, and played on bill and in
valley tho same innocent games in boy
hood. Ycars;have passed since then -
Our roads in life have diverged. You
now stand convicted Of great. capital
crime, and [ as minister of tho law have
imposed upon me the .puipful.duty ofpass-
ing upon you tho sentence Of death =
We're it consistent with my oficial duties,
| would that this cup could pass from
me-" But | cannot now shrink from the
performance Of this sad official require
ment, aud must not. and will not. in the
future though other victims may fall, to
avrnge a violated law. 1t is therefore,
the sentence of tho court that You be re-
mendod to the county jail.of saclby coun-
ty, the place from whence yoa came, to be
there securely kept until Friday, tho Goth
day Of May next, when you will be taken
by the Sheriff Of Shelby county, between
tue hours of 10 A NJ. to 8 P. NJ, within
oao mile aud half of the courthouse of
said county, aud there to be hanged by the
neck until you are dead and may God have
mercy on your soul"
When Poston was called, both the Judge
aul Poston was very much moved. Post
on shook like au aspen leaf aud had to
grusp.a chair for support. AT the conelu-
sion Of thu sentence Judge FIippen was in
tears, as also nearly all the large crowd
gathered there. 1t was q most effccting
s,sne, aud will ever oe remembered by
those who witness.dit 1t was surprise
to all to know the relation that had existed
in carly Childhood between Judge Flippin
and Pnston. and it must have indeed been
a sad thing for Judge Flippan to consign
to death playmate of his early boyhoOd
days.
Victoria Woodruff is the title of q
new brand of Pittsburgh wbiskey.
Amy Richardson, of Iowa, weighs So:
pounds No man will mlrry her for feat
of big. Amy.
There are 1917 ,6ss volumes in the Con
grcssionul Library at Washington.
The national House of Representative
contains eleven editors.
The way to treat !. naa IF doubtful crcdi
take 10 unte ofhiln tiN
1t is mistake To suppose the sun il
supported III tic skies by its beams.
live can't hear, it amt from the lncl
Of cars. " as tho ,ss said TO the cOru field.
Mr. Cobb has married Miss Webb. =
lie knew That they were to be joined u,
soon as he spiod her"
The Enterprise Wooden Mills, Poiut
Pleasant, will be soen ready for spring
work. Farmers, briug yOur wool to thiI
Mil pptroni.s hore institutions,
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is =
uENRY n. TELMBobp,s

HENRY n. HEl4hlB0bD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
viii radically extermiuaic from The system
srrofula, Syphilis. Fever Sores. Ulcers, Sore
Ewes, Sore Legs, Sore Mouth SORE Head, Bron'
cI1lis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum, CAnker
Ilunrings frol the Il :. White Swellings.ru'
Ibors, Cnncerous Affections, Nodes, Ricketts,
Glandular Swellimgs, Might Sweats. Rash,
letter, Humors of all Kinds. Chronic Rheuma
tism, Dyspepsia, md all diseases that have
been established in the system for years
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Henry TsMcImbold's Gen
uine preparations.

Delivered to any address Secure from OBJ
servation. ga, t5 80
E,tablislled upward oftwenty years Sold
by DtuRei Is rTerwhen Address letters for
information, in confidence to Henry T. Heinz
bolt. Druggist AMI Chemist:
onl, Dspots: H T. HELABoLDS Drng
aud chemical Warehouse. No 594 Broadway
New York. or To II HELMBnLD'S Medical
Depot, lOI South Tenth Street Philadelphia
BEWA ARE OF CoUNTERFEITS Al for
HENRY +. HELMBULD'sl Take no other.
February 10.
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NEW STORY BY A SOUTHERN
a AUTHOR "A Serial Story Of Surpass,.
ing interest. by the author Of "Vnlerir Ayl-
me mel " which the press have so highly cxt"lled
will appear in ArPLgToN's JouRSAL, No. lO3
New tuh.crlhers may commence their sub
scrin'ion with the beginning Of the New S ory
Suhycription price. 81 per annum. OF 81 for six
months D APPLETON & Co, Publishers, N y.
Mr.. s. y FiTCII'S Faulty Physiciani
u 80 pagrs sent by mail free Teaches
how 10 cure all di>ta.cs uf the person; skin
hair. eyes, complex on. Write TO ia Broad
way, New York
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Ar "iifnil8 p-'A- f1ph - afViu upe W
our Iudiana exchanges, and ism, thrus, Of
q brother editor /. Va, doubtless coisid.
triumph BY iis writer:
.Then MSS of condemned sIam extract
% from Rpilrold street cnlyerts at low wa
ter, lckeasA,to tho shape Of a man. and
placed into tic editorial lchnir, amid the
filth Of the oyel ~ which tho scayenger
sbeetdown IN ihs.bllogis printed is sha-
king hiscarrion paws atua2party Of ladies'
and gentlemen-wbo arc sa far bis supc-
riors that they would not sbil heir sboes
by wiping them upon his iihy careasc--
because be did not get dead.bead tickets ;"
the entertainment now hold at tho Union
HaItior the suffering poor"
B. Ills surprising that We sec lines like
these:
IS Tho season for editors to call each 9th
er smapgyi aneaking. nlongrel whelps,
has opeued in Indiana"
Or, likoihsse:
q h"Editors hre taking advantage Of the
coming State election to call each other
'Crooked.necked Old Wire.pulliug Thieves
an Bastards'"
q Sometimes, however. the name-calling
takes a nucdipleasanter vein, aud they by
creating laugh appears less disgusting
ip tue eyes Of the reading public Ono
editor 10 Indiana stated that rival who
was coming to his town to start paper
was a pretty good fellow, but parted his
hair 10 the middle" Uponibis announce
Ihent. oEefy man ID The place who could
leave his store wontto ihelepot-to sec the
new comer5y but instead Of seeing the
spruce aud dauditisd young man they ex.
pected, they saw an elderly and rather
shabby gentleman who, as be raised his
hat 10 honor ofthe crowd. they found to
Jbe as bald rs billiard bull. Iii. hair was
parted in tho middle aud tue parting was
four inches wide; The incident created
such d laugh that tie new publisher could
not sa1d,itisoho departed next day for
t'pasturcs,n new " tse
Another paper calls q cotcmpornry,
ga walking Nihility," an ''Aute-NIor-
sss6issreapiTino Maliapant . an .Illit.
crate Hedge Priest"
ran Illinois paper having on a goqd head
Of steam. comes out with bogus bioera.
ply ola rival, which it heads "Jaokass,
atiyenoss-A Mean swindcr-A Word
& Abont.I,iy Carton. . To wbiohitbsriv.l
s4;,s, ,.,,,,i;o. .s,,s Air., .,v;,,.;,,.
T.,., nj r,;sLa. F.llom soonodrsl,,,
and Ridiculous Oh Pudding Pan Of ps.
dnn,, ., y .I-fE5F -l'Fs
So Ss;, I I, : j, {.
'tS, hu''Y's 0''eo speak =, themselves u
.puny way oue Hou'a 'n'pA " SONG o.
3 sa9ss expressions , NAV lns we're uau0 70
~ S.' sY'a. 80 ~, , ,,,
c,sss saS lSsa s ssaiS I ike a n ~ psp,
;oe; never like 4 lar barrel. A
Here is au example of refreshing frank
ness which does,not often occur:
m,vaoa,a.,,, ,,if -. 49, ..,s
a., ,Lss nh; IL 80 s.. W. L%''
Nm ~, wa" pu''O''p"''a' 'a'"s."Pu
thAt editor seems to have Just estl-
mate Of his ability.
We fnd,here funny specimen Of tho
ID dun diroctp in n West yirripn excbanp.
O. An ol;,or - .l,,, >. f.,,las, ,,hon LIZ,
a1 ou''O : N.Y. nv. "1oNo9, Tn'a a'A'us
lOf moocy'r.tlniS Is a gentle il'n':
20 money i close, but not close enough
to reach. Nobody gets what is due them
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BLOOMINGTON lIll,l NurserY.

19,h Year. QUO Acr .. I3 Greenhouses. Lar
gcst AssnrlrArnt-all sizes Best Socki Low
Prices! Would YOU know What When, How
to Plantl Fruit made e rrsrpen IRE =, Root
Gratis. Seedlings, Usage Pl,nt Apple s,tN',
Early Rose Potatoes. Shrubs Roses, Grrea
house and Garden Plants, &c &c FloweraLd
Vegetable Sred>! Finest, Best Collection
Sorts ana quality. Send Ocents for New
ILLUSTRATED, Descriptive Ca'llogue- 30 page..,
Send Stamp each for Catalogues Of Seeds: with
plain diieclionS-.6l pages; Bedding aud Gar
Iist--24 pages. Address H. rNENlX,
Bloomington. Illinois.
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oar,lla and Calawba Grape Pills, nisuch dis.
eases Us recommended eahnot o. suTPAsseu'-7
Price one dollar per bottle.
ii
Full rud explicit directions accompany the

Fall rnd explicit dlfeetions accompany Tue
usrdicIDes. .Ift.
Evidence Of The most responsible and rslia
bic character furnished on application. ahn
hundreds Of iliUu,and, Oi living witnesses, ana
and Upward Of 3U,0UO unsolicited cerlihcate'
and re. nnendatOry etivrs, many VI which
ME- iron, the highest sources. including rinl'
nrut Pb,sicians. Clergy men, Statesmen etc,
me prnprirtur has never resOrted 10 their pup
liestipn In The newspapers. he does nol do this
from III. iact that his articles ran a. SiahduTd
Pnparas IONS. aud do not need 10 bel roPped
I'm bv certificates.
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III.

These Pills are the iniIst delightfully."- pleas
ant purgaliye, superseding easto' oil. salts
magnesia. etc There - nothing more accept.
abls 10 the stomach. They ure composed Of
the finest ingrcdisatS. After a few days use OF
them, such an Inauguration Of III entire system
takes place as TO appear miraculous 10 the
weak aud eUeryated. wneher Arising from I'M
prudence or disease. H. 7. Helmbcll = Com
pound Fluid Extrqet CatavDa Grape Pills are
not sugar coated from the fact that sugnr. coat.
ed. Pills do not dissolve, but pass through the
stomach without diss6lgihg, consequently do
not produce The desired effect. THE 'CATAW.
BA GRAPE PILLS, beng pleasant in tasu
and odor do MOI necessitaLp Their being sugar
coated. PRIZE F1RTY oESTs PER BOX.
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-Sg T0 SI0. PBR DAY, F ShS.

bOYS aud GIRLS WliU engage W our ne"
business make from SIS 10 $40 per dsy in
tl,eir own localities. Pull particulars md 10.
structions sent free by mail. Those in need
If Derr-Rnent, profitable work. shoul address
St ancc GBnbGE sTiNsoN & 20, Portland,
Maine, A
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(NREAT MEDICAL ROCK and FRENCH
VI Sc ERETS for Ladies' aud Gents. Sent
fire. for 9 st mps. DR. Bonaparte 4 Co Gin.
cinnRti, o
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q 81 a q q q q q q q 9

TO The WORKING GLASS We are now
prepared 10 furnish all c,as>es with constant
employment AT home the whole Of the timr or
fur the spare moments business new light,
and profitable. Person, Of either srx rasily
earn from So 10 S. per evening. aud a pro.
purtiUnal sum nv d-VOiing th,ir whole time
10 the business. Boys and girls earn nearly
rs much as men. That all who zee this no.
tice may send their address AID test the husi
ness. we make the unparalleled gffcr: To -urh
AZ are nol well Satisfied, We will >end 81 u
pay fur the trouble Of writing full particulars,
valuable 'ample which will 10 I" comnr nee
work on aud copy Of he Peoples Literary
Companion -uue of The largest and b. 81 family
newspapers ever published all sent Tree BY
mail Rraner if you want permanent, prof :
able work, address
Z 0. ALLEY 4 Co. AUGUSTA MAINE.
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III. q. Helrnbold's
COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT CATAWBA
GRAPE PILLS
Component Parts-Fllid Extract Rhubarb
and Fluid Extract Catawba Grape
Jutcc.

For Liver Complaints, Jaundice. Billions AZ
f,ctions, Sick or Nervous Headache, Cor
tiyeness etc. Purely Vegetable. Contain
ing no Mercury, Minerals OF DslsleriOuH
DrnRa
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The Enterprise Wooden Mills, Point
Pleasant, will be soen ready for spring
work Farmers, briug yuur wool to this
Mil Pp'roni-s aor9 iusi.q.io9s
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Mr. Cobb has married Miss Webb
lie knew That they were to be joined us
soon as be spied her"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-08
Riches.

, "A man who has good health is rich.
So is the man with a good clear con-
science.
So is the parent Of vigorous, happy
children.
So is the clergymen whose coat the
children pluclsed as he passed them on the
way.au "a FL ol q 9s
So is the husband who has good wife.
I So IS the wife who has good husband.
50 is the maiden whose horizon is not
bounded BY the coming man, but who
has purpose in life, whether she ever
met him or not.
So is the young man who, laying his
hand on his breast, can say, i have treat
ed every woman | ever saw, as should
wish my sister to bc treated by other men.
So is the little child who goes to sleep
with kiss on its lips, and for whose wax
ing blessing waits.
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Miscellany
An 0dd Fix.


When it came at last to asking Samuel
Rowley's consent to pay my addresses to
his ward, knew it wasaIl over with me. |
felt that it was all over directly | was
shown into the library where Samuel Row.
ley sat before the fire, toasting his gouty
feet, and reading his Times newspaper.
| felt it was so completely all over with
me, that would very gladly have backed
myself out Of the room, without entering
into any particulars as to the object of
my visit. | would have cheerfully in-
formed him that / was an agent for Bosh-
iter's Hair-restorer, and had called with a
sample, which might be returned if not
approved after one DAYS rubbing. But
he knew me. and | knew him. He un-
dcrstood perfectly we'll why | had solicit
cd the honor of an interview with him at
twelve o'clock A. NJ; he was sharp old
gentleman, who had had his eyes on me for
some time, and was not to be imposed
upon. s- m sai
He said, Take seat, Mr.. ------, /
forget your name"; and then be fumbled
with his glasses, and referred to my very
polite epistle which lay on the table near
him.
took a seat and nursed my hat. l
perspired little. had trcmulous mo-
tion of my knees come on, which made me
look ridiculous. | waited for him to be-
gin, but he did not began myself, af-
ter one or two secret encounters in my
throat with a something which felt very
much ike cork out of a soda-water
bottle.
4 ."You are not awarc-that is, you can
not but be aware-that | have long re-
garded your ward Clara With. Did
you speak, sir y
"No, sir, did not speak" 9' ~
He had given an awful cough of dou-
be-knock character, that was ALL He
kept his glasses on his nose, and focused
me, and the operation was unpleasant
He was not pleasant in his reception of
my statement either; he was decidedly
unpleasant, not to say desperately disa-
greeable. M WoE aai ls1', q
7 But then he was cross, ill-grained old
fellow everybody knew itin Wolyerston,
and | have no particular reason to disguise
it here. ~ ah
l recommended mystatement; l poured
forth the best feelings Of my heart, and
with an eloquence that might have melted
adamant, | confessed to him that Clara
was my one ambition. As have said,
already, knew that it was all over With
me, but Twas poetic even in the midst Of
my despairing consciousness. m
Mr.. Rowlcy set aside his newspaper,
drew his chair an inch or two closer to
me, put his great hands--rather disposed
to be gouty, like his feet--upon his knees
and surveyed me from head to foot con-
temptuously. sls@ +
.a''May / ask your age, young man r he
said. rs lia had Y ss assf3
This was my weak point of defence, but
| told him. aa
Seventeen"
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y O @ tr v.
JIM BLUDso, OF THE "PRAIRIE BELLE. .
DY JOHN HAY, or N. Y. TRIBUNE.


[The heroic always touches chord in the huna
breast, and If the sentiment Of the following is
little hctrodox, there is solaetAing evon IN Il
abandon of the hero that finds a response in man
hearts H
Wall, no! can't tell whar he lives, E7
Because he don't live, you see;
Leastwaps, he's got out of the habit
OF livin' like you and me.
Whar have you been for the last three year
That you haven't heard folks tell
How Jimmy Bludse passed in his checks,
The night of the Prairie BELIEF 9
He weren't no saint--them engineers
Is all pretty much alike ir1. i9
One wife in Natchez-under- -the-hill s
And another one here in Pike.
A keerless man in his talk was Jim,
And an awkward man in a row
But he never aunked, and he never lied,
4 reckon he never knowed how.
And this was all the religion he had
To treat bis engine well: cy ae
Never be passed on the river: ,s "a H
To mind the Pilots bell;
And ifever the Prairie Bell took fire
A thousand times he swore,
He'd hold her nozzle agin the bank
Till the lest soul got ashore. ~
All boats has their day on the Mississip,
And her day come at last
Tho Movaster was better boat, Ea
But the Belle she wouldn't be passed.
And so she come tearin' along that night
The oldest craft on the line
With Niger squat on her salty valve
And furnace crammed with rosin and pine.
The fire bust out as she cleared the bar,
And burnt hole in the night,
And quick as flash she turned, and made
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cHARLEsc, pODeB,

MoFTissVille, W
OIee 10 Pewers Giled's Rlock. lnfurancJ
effected b. any am.unt Ia the best and most reliable
Stcck aud Mutual Cumpanies. and al the Lowest
raies Farmers insure In the Farmers Mutual.
Cost of lnsurinE village dwellings, hrtn property
and huilders rsks Lom q b - per cent less than
IN any other Company. This Coinpanv pays fnr all
loss ar damage hy lightning. ! have the Agency
and lst ~ expiring Policies In Larnoille County.
Mlssisguoi Valley IN Orleans County, Harduiek
And Waterlsurs. No policy will he allowed ~ ex-
pire without the assured having timely notice, All
conmunicatisns, whether w mail or otherwise,
Nili he prompti- ttsnded 10. Hf
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Licensed Auctioneers.
EOI W. pOTY
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

ksubscriber, having retired from the firm
al. & r. G.. Gilbert of Montpelier, will
nc the practice of Dentistry, in all its
IEes, at t 2GE fet E
oRRIsvlLLE,
IA good work will be furnished at reason
Ices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
s And shall hereafter keep my Office open
Il The FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
M, but shall be away from home moro or
Z The remainder of the time. e
va ALL the mo lern improvements, and
Int entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
HI be required. g
u ''7 n. G. GILBERT. 4.
lrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 39tf
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ksMITHING


|6ubscriber having purchased the shop,
[.d good will of the establishment lately own
henry J. Lilley, Is prepared TO do all kinds
! in his line. promptly to the satisfaction Of
|bns, and ut reasonable rntes Of charge--re
Nly solicits the public patronage. N. b.
@lar attention given TO horscshoeing.
s Park, Nov. cd, 1869. PAfRIcK MeELRoY.
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NEW BLACKslaTH-sHoP
Y1-n AN OLD RLAcksMrnl

VIII An OLD BLAIhNMfTHi
AsIcan no longer rent the shop where have
sone husiness during past ycars. have removed
my place Of hus incSs t. a new shop few nsds Tar
thef north on che .ame street, and with new tools
new prices aHd less xpenses, believe can satisfy
all that will favor me with work. Farmers pro-
duee tak en- In exchange for work at ruling prices
IH JOSEPH 6AUTHIER.
Hyde Park, Nov. S, 1863. 5ltf
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EY & PENNOCK, Hop Merchants.

A Good Supply Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN HOPS!
ntly on hand and for sale at the lo.westrate
Also Hops suitable for pressing
NJ. 81 Hayerhill Street, Boston NJ
|HTRLEY, II s. ". rENNocK
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oslumn, uue year. Sieos siK months, seli three
&Dnths, t1i one month, SIS. -.
F. } ellamn. ane year, s61i six monthssi3i three
Xonths, s2os one month, $40.
- calumn. QUE year, ~; six months, y tirce
uonths, sia.jos one month, -.
D. Colnmn, one year. Slai six months sllf three
Months, 80 enc mouth, 81.
Busincss carts On hrst page, 81 per line, year,
-no charge less than 81.
. Sutie.s o. Liherations and Estrays, sl.5o each.
4 Probate notices, S1-50 each.
s Ls.al notices, 10 cents per line for one, two OF
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