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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-23
NeWs items.

The Government is reducing the army
to peace footing by mastering out all
the Democratic officers.
John Crltcher. of Virginia, has bcen
put upon the Central Democratic National
Committee at Wash ington.
Tn Fairfax county, Va. Northern pee
Pile compile one-.hird the population.
and many Of The offices are 6lled By that
c lass Of citizens.
The people of Savannah Ga, are lu1u.
riating on tie ripe Strawberries, and at
Wilmington, n. G., they haze green
peas.
Col. r. +. Withers, who has been for
some time past connected with the lynch
burg News. is TO be one Of the editors Of
the Richmond Enquirer.
The N. Y. Tribune says that Thomas
Dution. wealthy Englishman. recently
deceased left 81 600 to the falnil of the
late Gen. L. b. Lee.
Postmaster General Creswell still de-
clines to restore mail service between
Louisville and Frank fort. The Kentuckians
are disconnected by the suspension.
California is expected TO produce very
heavy wheat crop this year, the breadth
of the land sown being fully twenty five
per cent more than last year.
THE LAsH.-0even mep, six colored.
and one white, convicted Of petit larceny
in the corporation Court of Norfplh. were
each treated to dose Of the lash on 'Ied-
nesday last.
R5cuMoD, Va, March 14-The Lagisla
tire, to-day, elected J. " Johuston, Con
sentative, United States Senator, by one
hundred and eighty, to iity east for John
Pophan, the Re; liean nominee.
Horace HAYES, WHO lied il Sau Fran
cisco en- Sunday, left nearly S2,Oo0.000.
On his deatbbed be reqnesten that there
should te 10 meeting OF the bar or ad-
journmcDt Ct the court in honor of his
memory.
The farm known as Coventry, situated
in Spotsylvania county, and contain ing
seven hundrcd acres. has been sold to Mr..
Josiah Collins of Canada for twelve thous
and four hundred dollars.
New YORK, March 15-Charles Par
dere, who was convicted of burning ship
has been sentenced TO be hung. Il is
associates worc s.nselc.I to t3l years,
hard labor
a meeting Of eal6 prisins business men
was held in AlexaudliA last Friday night
to consult upon measures TO induae IN
migration into the Stale The person en-
gagged 10 this object are gentlemen WHO
came originally from the north.
Tie Constiu ton docs not provide or
an executive barrier. and as Grant docs
not like TO incur tie expense Of one Il M
self, he employs negro in that capacity
md has hun paid as twelve hundred
dollar clerk IN the Treasury department.
And he does not seem 10 be any kin to
Grant either,
A wild beast is ramrag ing about Char
iton county, Mo, anu peop.e are at loss
+" determine whether it is lIouess, Il
ja2uar, lynx. or wolf, but its raw
-r- are distressing, Already it has kill
ed twon y-two hogs, disem yelled dogs
aud done 0 her damage. A grand hun
has be- n p ocla nj d for its extern natof
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-23

TIL ExILED ENpERoR NAPOLEON "A
CORES pondcnt of New York journal says
that Napoleon intends moving his house
hold to America shortly. ard that Eugene
is already preparing to depart from Eng
land for New York as the advance guard
ofthe imperial emigration. His recent
highness aud the ex-priace imperial will
bring up the rear in time just previous
to the breaking out of the war it is stated
shat Napoleon had caused large in
yestments to be made in New York on
his account. but whether this statement,
added to the other. amounts to anything
though both arc on the usual ''best an
thority' of correspondents, is a matter
which one can accept Or not, as he may.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-23
The New Hampshire Election.

Commenting on the glorious Democratic
victory in New Hampshire, on Thursday
Hast, The Washington Pntrtot says :
This DETECTION in the very stronghold OF
New England which WILSON be followed
by another imposing victory in Connec-
ticut, may be regarded as the first gun of
the Presidential campaign, which ar
nounces the certain and overwhelming
overthrow of the Radical candidate.
whoever he may be, in 1872. 1t is diff
fcult to measure the moral effect of SO de-
c;sive an expression upon the country
When the column ofNew England, which
has never before faltered, thus breaks into
disorder, renounces its leaders, and dis
cards their commands, then, indeed, may
the President and his followers be warned
that the day Of retributive justice has,
after long trial and patlept suffering,
come 10 the relief of betrayed and
outraged people.
A desperate majority in Congress, dis
regarding this rebuke, and eedless of its
stern instruction, may still attempt to
force through obnoxious measures Of per-
secution. But from this time forward 1t
will be powcrless for any serious mischief.
Faction may funio aEd rant but neither
the discipline of party nor Executive die
tation will be able to hold in tame sub
mission class of moderate men, who have
dong realized their false position and
struggled against its humiliatlng restraint
Since the firing If the last gun of civil
strife there have been no such joyful
tidings sent out to cheer the nations heart
as this glorions triumph in New Hamp-
shire
CoNcoRD, March 10 Governor Stearns
will tomorrow give certificates Of election
to Hubbard, Bell and Parker. the new
Democratic Congiessmen. They will
start for Washington tomorrow.
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WOODSTOCK. VIRGINIA.
-h:srsi,ay Morning, March %, 1877.

SENATOR LEWIS OF Va, introduced into
the Senate, on last Friday, a bill for the
creation of an internal revenue police
force. 'fhe object Of this move is to
organize armed bands to Cypress the PEG
: pie of the South, and to force upon them
BY these obnoxious means an adherence to
the Radical Party. 1t requires no extra
ordinary foresight to see the rapid dissolu-
ton of this infamous party which has not
hesitated to perpetrate outrages of the
most fiendish character to preserve ITS
own existence. The people are beginning
to mistrust them. The downtrodden tax
payers of the country will unite in the
efforts, now beginning vi b such fattering
promises of success, to burl from power
these vile miscreants who for years have
disgraced our halls of legislation. Let tie
Deonle remember that this man who would
:olace additional burdens upon us, and
subject our people to addltlQhaI Insult anu
outrage is from our own section. and owes
his position to our own people. The
correspondent of the Baltimore Gasette
speaks Of him as follows
OF all the speeches recently made N
either of the Houses of Congress, or IN
their secret conclaves, that of the scalawag
Lewis, of Virginia, delivered in the
Senatorial caucus yesterday afteftoon. was
the most significant, the most trouthfg /
and the most sententious. he briefly
warned his fellowcouspirators that If
something was not at once done. and that
something decisire. there would be no
Republican party in the Sonth at all
black or white This touches the very
Morrow of the grave question at issue.
The people of that downtrodden section.
without regard to race or color. wust be
beyonsted into the s'epp19t Of TIE RGd'coI
Cause, or all must be lost"
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We pupnsii beiow a part OF appoint
ments of the Ba ltifl ore Cnnfetence:

~ pupiihh oeloW Part OF appoint
meuts of the Ba lti4 ore Conference:
Rock ineham District - j II Waugh
? Il -Siaunton f. IL kennedy Har.
risouburg, ". a. Wade; shsnandoali
Iron Works, A P Boude Mt. SYDNEY.
j. w. " off Cburchville, J j Englc,
G. Il. Jefferson. sup Bridgewater, j. N
FolanSbee +. Rockingham, j. Y. Leg
gilt Rockingham Mission. II, D Dish
up; S. S. Ryder; New Market. ". O
Ross /; Woodstock, D. Sboaf Iuray
J.J Hutchinson W A. Harris. Presi-
deut of Wesleyan Female Institute.
Winchester Uistriet,-W. II Wheel
wright p. E-W incbestor, j L. Arm
strong; Winchester Circuit, G. Steven
son. one to be supplied FIedcrck l.
Butt; Front Royal, j. H. Marsh; Der
ryville, +. II Richie j. 2, Hyde, sup :;
harrisburg. T. b. Sargent Berkeley,
A. A. 2. Neale, J T. Foll7n; Jefferson,
j. ". Evan, j. p. William Shep-
herdstown. j. 3. Fitzpatrick. j. W.
Tongue Gainsboro, II a. Gaver, Nor
gan, S. Smith ShanopJale, r. W.
Brown Hagerstown, TO be supplied !;
Wardeusville, w. Hedges, A. c..
McNcer.
Moorefeld Dstr ict~~D. Thomas. P. E.
Moorefeld, F. Il. Carson Petersburg.
j. IL. Wolff; Frank lin j Hi'del raj d :;
South Branch, F. c. Tebbs; Springfield
j. Beatty, l. Il. Davis; Moth Niver.
5, B. Hoyle ? edmont, G. II thinner
mann Frostburg, l.. W Has lup Cum-
ber'apd City, J. Higgins Flint Stone,
G. j. 10 rescn Rainsburg. r Ross.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-23

New RAILROAD Engineer Addison
Marbury his returned from bis examine
lion of the thee routes for the proposed
railroad which is to connec the Loudoun
marble quarries with the Washington and
Ohio Railroad. and it is understood that
he recommends whas is known as the
Goose Greek route, provided the right
of way en- that route can be obtained upon
favorable terms - Gazette.
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WALTHAM
" At q T !. s

- ~ ~ IL IL NJ
The extensive use OF these watches for the last
fifteen years by Railway Conductors, El ginecr.
and EXpressmen, the most eAactng of watch
wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength steGdiness. dura pility and accuracy OF
The Naltham Watch. To satisfy that class in all
these respects, is to decide the question as to the
real value Of these time keepers.
Norc than 100000 Of these watches are now
speaking for the nseiVes in the pockets Of the
people-a proof and guarantee OF their superb
Orlfy over ali others.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the Com panyNs Works al Waltham, enables them
to produce watches at a p.ica which renders
competition futlle, and those who buy any ether
watch merely pay ilom % to 50 per cent more
for their watches than is necessary.
These tme-pieres combine every Improvement
that long experience has proved Of real prac-
teal use. Having had the refusal OF neatly every
invention in Watch-maklng originating in this
country or in Europe, only hose were finally
adopted which severe testing by the most skill
tnil artisans in our works. and long use on the
part Of the public, demonstrated to oe essential
to coreect and enduring time keeping.
Among the many Improvements we would
particularize
The invention and use of a centre pinion OF
part cular cons tructiOn, to prevent damage to
the train by the breaking OF main-Srrings, is or
iginal with the American Watch Company, who
haying had the refusal ofall other contrivances
adopted'Fogg's patent pinion as being the best
and tautless.
Hardened and tempered hair-sprngs, now
universally admitted by Watchmakers to be the
best, are used in all grades OF Walham Watches
All Waltham atcbes have dust-proof caps
protecting the movement from dust, and LESSEN
ing the necessity of the frequent cleaning neces
sary in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keYless watch
is already decided success, and a great i'm
prOYement any stem winding watch in the
american market and by far the cheapest watch
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-23

TIE PANS INsuRGEaTs.-M ontmartra
the seat of the Instruction in Paris. was
captured by the governm ens troops Fri
day night, and recapturcd by the insar-
gents the following day. although no
pitched battle occurred, some bloody
scenes were enacted among the nsobs and
the military. Subsequent events indicate
that another reign Of terror is at hand.
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THE success of the Democratic Party

THE success of the Democratic Party IN
New Hampshire has created great en-
thusiasm in the ranks of the Democra-
CIV, snd has caused confusion and con-
sterration among the Radicals. This
State which has for fifteen years steadily
supported the radical party and gave
Grant majority of I 600, has suddenly
turned against the mongreis, and now
elects q Democratic Goveenor aud sends
all democratic Congressmen. The result
of this victory will be felt throughout all
the States in the coming elections. Day
'is'beginning to break and we may con-
fdentEy hope that tho people will once
more assert their supremacy, and that
Radicalisrn may be buried forever under
the accumulated weight Of outrages,
rapine and plunder which have heretofore
been the elements of its success.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-03-23

LYNcuDURG AND DANyILLE r R.-Thc
departure from this city OF two engineer
ing parties to be employed in the work of
locating the Lynchburg and Dansile
Railroad was mentioned in the Gazette
last week. This morning Captains w.
D. Stuart and John w McIlhauy, in
charge of two more parties. left here for
the same destination. Capt. Stuart 5
party consisted of Messrs. Adams. Corse.
Christian. and Brent; and Capt Nell
hany's Of hiessrs. wilkins, tlaryie, Lee
aud Fleming -Aler. Gazette.
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E5UBLfC SALE.
l will sell at public Sale on
FRIDAY the 9th. DAY of MARCH 1871.
my farm lying in the neighborhood of Saums-
vile four and half miles from Woodstock
the County seat of Shenandoah,
CONTAING $50 ACRES
more or les, The land Isof excellent quail
ty and produces wheat corn rye &c equal 10
any land adjoining. There ere
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES
On the farm. water convenient running wa
ter passing through a portion of tie farm, l
will also at the same time offer
FIFTY ACRES of NOUN lN LAND
well timbered and convenient to the farm.
TERMS Of SALE:
Two thousand dollars in hand, the balance
in four equal annual payments, bearing in
-trest from date. JOHN LIN-4WEVER Sr.
Feb. ltd
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YTlRGlNIA, TO VT
against
A. Nef, Surviving PARTNER &c. andothers,
Defendants,


IL CHANCERY.
The object of ibis suit is to ascertain the
debts secured by the deed Trus, executed by
A. Ncn 10 Samuel p. shirley trustee, their
relative l'riorilieS-the amt. of assets anu.
eonsrally to obtain fhe instruction Of the
Court as olhe administration Of tie suit.
1t appearing by sati:actory evidence that
The defendants Joseph Pearson Il Son are not
tph sbit nts OF this State 1T is ordered
Fiat the said defendants do appear within one
monlh after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary to protect their interest;
hat copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once week
ior four successive weeks, and copy posted
at the front door of the Court House OF said
county, Gu the first day of the next County
Court. A'CJPY-TEsT
W. Wv. p. q. G. W. MILEY Clerk
March 23-4W.
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~ EOkGE X. LEWIS,
VI Formerly of Harrisonburg, Va,
PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER & JEWELEB,
has permanently located in Woodstock, and
would say to the citizens of the place and of
Shenadoah county that he is prepared TO re-
pair
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
in the best manner, and will warrant the
same to give
ENTIRE SATESF.4 cTYON.
Solid gold and silver Jewelry made to or
der, and at
REASONABLE RATES.
He hopes by strict attention to business
to merit . share of the Pubic patron lge
His shop Will be found on Main street adj
joining DR.. Borum's residence, and few
doors below Helsh's Hotel.
Mar. 19--l y.
AsEEihe advertisement of
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EIYANS' GIFT ENTERPRISE.
NJ We continue TO send IA valuable Gift witn
every book bought us. Thousands will testify
to our fairness Give us trial Frite for cat
a'ogue Sent free. AGENTS WANTED.
address ID. H. EyANs& Co., III Market Street,
Philadelphia Pa.
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4; q; 3 9 :, @ @ @

in Cash Gifts, to be Distributed by the New
York Cash Prize Co.
Il FRY TICKET DRAWS "A PRIZE
Cash Gifts each, ,00I
III zO'Uo
wv
80 Cash Gifts, each, Wv
200 Observation-Disclosures. ......,.......-t o.
so Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 10 S70t
l5......... NJ eiodeons. . 70 TO wv
$50 Sewing Machines. to 300
500 Gold Watches ...................... 70 to 500
Cash Prizes Silver Ware, &c., valued Sl,UO0,0 q
chance to draw any of the above Prize 25c.
Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in Envelopes
and wei! mixed. On rcceip pit OF Csc Sealed
Ticket is drawD without choice and sent by mail
to any address. The prize named upon It will b''
deliverec to the tick.holder on payment OF One
Dollar. Prizes are Immediately sent to any
address by express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before You
pay for it. Any Prize exchanged Tor another
Of hesame value No blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
knrKR4NcEs .:-The following lately drew
Valuable Prizes and kindly permit us to pubhsl
them Andrew j. Burns, Chicago, 10000 /;
Hiss Clata>lFalker, baltimore, Piano. SS0t ;Jas
NJ. Matthew's, Detroit, $4,000 John L. Andef-
son, Savannah, $4,000; James Simmons, Boston,
$4,000.
Pass OPINIONS The firm is reliable.'-
cess.'-N. Y. Herald, JAN 2. 'Justand hnnora
ble.'-News, Dee. 8.
Send Tor circular Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guarailteea. Every package
of 200 Sealed Envelopes contains one cash gift
Seven tickets for 81 /; II for 81; so for IS 200
for SIS. Address HENRY G. LEE & CO.,
Manager, rs 4 80 Broadway, N. y.
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tE'HE NEss YORK DAY-BOOK.-Gh The
L Champion of White Suprem cv Against the
" orld.-A first class eight Page Democratic
eeKly, established in 1850. So per year 81
six months Subscribe torit. For specimen
copies, address "DAl-BO0k. New York City
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IL CHANCERY.

AGAINST
Wright Gatewood......... .............. Defendant
IN CHANCERY,
The Court doth further adjuage, order and
decree hat John Watson, Commissioner Of
his Court. audit and sreport. LIST the
amour that will be due Complainant out of
the personal estate of her deceased father.
3D. thu value OF her interest in the realty.
3D. what is The value, if any of the life es
tate of Wright Gatewood in her interest in
said estate 4th. what would be reasona-
BILE and proper settlement to make upon
Complainants under all the circumstances of
the case. 5th. what disposition shall be made
of the interest. if any of the Compliments
husband in said estate.
Extract from Decree
Testo j. W. WATSON, Clerk.
The parties interested in the above named
suit are hereby notified that have appointed
Tuesday the 10th day of April next, and
my Office at Luray as the TIME and place fec
executing the foregoing Decree when nd
where they are required TO attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner of
said court st II said Office the 18th day of
March 1871.
1T. J. ". WATSON, Com'r.
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RIFLES. we

are now prepared to fill orders for our New Me-
t&lic Cartridge Sporting Rifles, of various lengths
and caHore. For accuracy and safety, we re-
commend our Breech Loading rifles, as superior
in every respect to any others now made. For
Circulars giving full description and prices,
apply to SaARPs' RIFLE MFG. Co., Hartford,
Conn. 4w.
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II UMBER, LUMBER,
LUMBER, LUMBER.
either Green or Kiln dried, plain OF dressed
Grooved anl Tongned for sale by the Wood
tock Manufacturing Company nov. III
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A VOID QUACKS.-7A victim Of early indis-
"A erection, causing nervous debility, prema-
ture decay, &c, having tried in vain every ad-
vertised remedy, has simple means of self
cure, which he viii send free to his telow-suf.
erers Address j. II. HUTTLE, IS Nassau St..
New York.
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A NEW Way to Ma N ,yen!a Buy You
gods Tor easat Qs~"Chps Store.is
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4 ra1fs Read This

81 z WILL PAY AGEFTS A SALARY OF
" scope week and expe as, Or allow a
large commission, to sell our NV and wonder
al inventions, address NJ. WAGNER Z CO.,
Marshall, Mich
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Mrs. Lucy Grenwell died in Frederick,
Nd, at toe advanced age Of 1o2 years.
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TAR. GUILDS CELEBRATED GREEN
~ Mountain Asthma Cure, for sale by
3. SCHMITT.
If.
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ALEXANDR IA MARKETS.
REPORTED BY PRICE, WILLIS & co.
March q, 1871.
Gold Sill.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT .

NEW ADVERTISEMENT
THO HOTEL KEEPERS.
Z Being desrous to retire flom the Hotel
business, oiler an opportunity seldom met with
to a Southern Nan with moderate means
IN BALTIMORE
and nov doing good business.
Location unsurpassed
SEVEN YEARS UNENPIRED
Lease at very low rental.
GERMS:
$4,000 na;f cash 6 and 70 months.
ADDRESS.
March, 16-lm. A. b. BALTIMORE, MD
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Isaac F. Holmes &c................ Defendants,
II CHANCERY.

IN tHANCERY I.
The object of this suit is TO recover from
debt, Isaac T. Holmes the Sum of S17, 20
with interest from May 1856 until paid, and
10 subject his undivided interest in the rear
state of which his 1father-Holmes died
seized and possessed to the payment of said
leb'.
Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendant Isaac 7. Holmes is not an
nhabitant of this Slate--It is ordered, Thai
the said defendant do appear here within one
mouth after due publication hereof and do
what is necessary 10 protect his in
tarest hat copy Of this order be
publ shed in some newspaper printed in
Woodstock, once a week for four success
i've weeks, and a copy posted at the front
door of the Court House Of said county, on
the first day of the next County Court.
Copy Teste.
L. E. Stickely p. q.
Mar. 23-4w, GEO. ". NTLEY. G. &C
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Z VIRGINIA, II WIT {;

VIRGINIA, II WIT:
II VacATioN.-In The Clerks Office Of
County Count Of Shenandoah, March, l4;h
1871
Edward Zea and john Prkey late partners
trading under the name and style Of Zea
an Plr6cy .....-.. Compliments,
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| EAFNE3S.. CATARRH, SCR0FLA. 4
~ lady who had suffered Tor years from Deaf
ness, Catarrh and Scrotula, was cured by a sim
pc de remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude prom
pts her to send the receipts free OF charge to aDy
one similarly afflicted. Address Nrs. NJ. &.
LHGGErr, Jersy City, j.
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USE EGA.l LIABLE

1926 USE VEGETABLE 1870
? U [. NJ 0 N A RY B Il SA NJ .sro
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Clods,
Consumption. Nothing better" Cutler B
4 Co, Boston.
Dec, /,
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DAGE COUNTY TO WIT.

In the County Court February Term 1871,
Jane P. Gatewood ...........,... Complainant,
AGAINST
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N EW ADVERTISEMENTS

IT ARNESS for two horses nearly new for
Al sale by j! W. DANNRR
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= u Bushels of Norway Oats for sale by
eyO j. W. DANSEE.
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S. TO $40 A BAY!

Doyou want a situation as salesman at or near
nome, to sell our new strand White Wire
Clothes Lines to last for ever Don't miss this
chance: Sample free. Address Hudson River
" " ire Mills, IS VIM ST., N. Y. or IG Dearborn
St. Chicago. VI
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a ne fine blooded mare years old for sale
" by j. w. DANNER
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80 MADE FR0M so CtgI

So me hing urgently needed BY evervBodv.-
Call and see or Il samp.esEsent postage paid)
for so cts that retail easily for SIT. r. /. WoL-
corr, ISL Chatham So, n Y. Narch I6-w.