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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-29

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SELLING OFF AT COST.
On after MONDAY, June 10th, 1871. Shall offer
'''' DRY GOODS
at and
BELOW COST,
Call at a. EuTzLER's,
je l7-lm sc6 Broad street.
ERESH ARRIVAL OF
SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
addition to our stock OF
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Embracing all the novelties Of the teaeon, ouch
Plain MoHAlR GREY and sty-
fish;
Handsome BRaCIIE GRENADIEES
Fun stock Of ION GRENADINES,
JApANfSE POPLINS. and SILKS,
Mh!IE ri ID COLORED PIQUES,
CAmo CO, LAWNS, and PERCALES,
~ bF OWN VICTORIA LAWN, for trimming;
a. 'HHITE LINEN LAWN, &C., NC.
Also, a full lire Of
CASsIMERE3, LINENS, ana CoTTONADEs,
SHEETlNGS,
SHIkTIEGS,
TABLE DAMASk,
NAPKINS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
NOTIONS, &C.
Beautiful stock LLAMA LACE POINTS, SEA-
SIDE UMBRELLAS and PA RAsOLS;
All Of which We are offering at the lowest market
prices. JOHN N. WOODFIN,
l1l7 Main street,
jcl3 Opposite Dispatch office.
AT COST, AT COST, AT COST.
On account of removing, on the LIST OF July, to
No. ais BROAD STREET,
ard having too large stock to carry eyer VIII ~
SELL up 10 that time my ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS at and belo" cost, consisting In part OF
JAPANESE POPLINs,
JAPANESE SILKS,
BLACK and FIGURED GRENADINES,
LAWNS, PERCALES,
PIQUEs.
LACE sHAWLs,
KID GLOVES.
HOSIERY,
TOWELS,
QUILTS,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
have large and complete assortment OF CAS-
slMEkES and "EArs r F0hNi9niN0 oooD0'
some of those fine WHITE LINEN SHIRTS left.
! only desire all those In want OF bargains 10
come aud convince themselves OF the ABOVE lacts.
o''o0' va JULIUS SYCLE,
lee 900 Main street. 9
EUST RECEIVED, ELE G A Mt AS
sortment OF
LACE POINTS and sAQUES,
in great variety.
ap22 CARDoZo. FoURQUREAN s. CO.
CPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PARA.
SOILS, SUN UMBRELLAS. WHITE PARA
SOILS, and LACE COVERS.
ape CARDOzO, FOURoUREAN co.
DY EVERY STEAMER WE RECEIVE
large additions to our stock of DRESS GOODS,
DRESS SILKS, &C., &C.
ap22 CARDoZO, FoURQUREAN X co.
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NATURES
Own ANNv r. stovWtNNe.

Contains no LAC SULPHUR, no SUGAR Of
LEAD-no LlTHARGE,no NITRATE OF
SILVER, land is entirely free from tue
Poisonous and Health-destroyiug
Drugs used in other Hair prepare
ons.
Transparent and clear as crystal, il vii
not oil the finest fNbric-periectlysAFE. cLeA.
aud Observation-Disclosures long 500
FOR and found at last.
1t restores and,prc7ents the Hair from
becoming Gray. arts soft, glossy ap
pearance, remoy andruf, is cool and re-
i.eshin3 o the D cheeks the fair from
falling oil, and restores it to a great extcn,
when prematnrclyilost, prevents Headaches,
cures al! Humors, cutaneous eruptions and
unnatural Heat. As a DRESSING FOR TuEHAIR
lTils THE BEST Article IN TIE MARKET.
DR.. G. SMITH, Paieniee, Groton Junction,
Mass. Prepared only BY PROCTOR BRorugRs,
Gloucester, Mass. The Genuine is put IN in
panel bottle, made expressly for it, with. de
nHme of the article blown in the glass. isl:
your Dru, Tor Natures Hair restorative,
and axe her
Send 3Ceut stamp to Proctor Bros. for n
Treatise on tie Human Hair. The iuforma-
tionit contains is worth s. 10 any person.
a. NJ. DENT, Main St, Weston,
oct3ly Sole Agent for Lewis county.
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MlSCEGENATlo.,!
RADICAL DOCTRINE IN PRACTICE /!

A correspondent from Braxto0
writes Us that short time ago, a man
LON way down cGst," settled in that
county gu "OPENS Run. He is a
bright end shining light in the ranks
OF Rod,c ism m ID Of "de norl
nc Q chprcf," and is living with a
ne o wench whose heels are as lone
as the moral law, " e color is as
black as his principles, whose "wool'
Is a cross between hazel brush and horse
hair, whose eyes are Ii unto holes cut.
In fitch OF bacon-whose mouth re-
sembleS the Mammoth Cave, whose
teeth would compare lavorably with the
moiars OF the NJ .ttdon whose lips
aye there's sweetness! Aud nose |.
Oh what noce! Magnificent in its
ponderosity-elassic in its uslineSs.
with nostrils Ike pOss-hcles, and eov-
cred with the quint-es Of the per-
tune enhalel by its own orOma-
she's a sweet, delicate creature, vnd
weighs something over 2CO pounds
gross!
And This blockguard-this rascal
this ,couuGrel-tLis white-skiuned,
black-priucipled abortion for what was
INTENDED to De mau-this blot upon
humanity-this Gstula of corruption
and imb' c.ity-this running sore
this blctch of dit, who is thus dis-
grazing himself, We are info med has
a wife still living in hela of "sIidGy
habits" whence ne came, when he hiss
DESIRED and | in be, loneliness, in
order hat he mny, here in the Willis Of
West Virginia, suck sweet juices from
the pondsrous lips ofhis aeloyed Diuah,
with no one to nlOlcst or make him
afraid.
Singular to relate, his radical neigh
tors are taking umbrase at bis praetjc,
ing what ihey have so loug preached,
and tNlk of driving him from the
county. Keep cool, gentlemen. If
You Insist on intoxicating doctrines SO
oclnicious aud damnaIle, you must
expect to abide tie consequences, and
this is the first imsi4ilment.
ifyOa want good Indigo, orany other dye
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A CHALLENGE,

We hereby challenge the Agents OF The
Clippcr Mower 10 ,.ial with ,he Champion
Mower on the following basis: The merits Oh
the machines to he judged by committee Of
five practical Farmers, two oeGhoscn ny Us,
and ,wo TO be chosen by OH; ompeitoi, ana
the tiih 10 he chosen by the iour, the cutting
10 last Two days, and as much longer as the
committee desire 10 dlly test the machines,
We 10 select the grass and appoint inc ii'ne
and place tha. one half o. the cutting snail NC
done, and our competitor 10 have the same
privilege. 1b" Machines 10 be tested fy vert
Slow, and vnry las, and medium diving
Sterling i'll Wy Gtass without backing,
running against distinctions, cutting ol
stakes and other tess 70 try the strength o.
the J5chines, aud ihe..r cutting power. The
committee in making their decision TO eon-
slider The STRENGTH Of the Machines. cutting
capacity, freedom from choking, DRAFT oil
Machines in proportion to width ofcut, Tree
dom om side daft and al othar things
necessary 10 make = first class Nis's1e, and
to decide which is the best Machinei the
winning Machine 10 take The OTHER at It's
selling ike in ,''h.
This Challenge 10 be accepted in writlngat
leas. ,en DAYS be ore the cutting shall com
mence, and il the Agents of the Clipper wish
to select the ass and appoint the time mat !;
the first Chting sh.ll e p; c, they shall
name .be time and place in the az" lance o.
this >. OPPOSITION, ali the cutting 10 done IN
the State of West Virginia.
Respectfully,
Ut Springfield, Oho.
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ANOTHER JOB!

We understand TIA, there is a pop
ositisu mto cd by the Buard Of Super
visors to build an office for that Honor
able brdy, in the Jail yard OF his
county.
It's proposed, as We are informed to
tear down the brick will which now
enclo,cs the Jail yrrd, end use the IL :
teIial for the erection Of u building
about 16x25 feet, which, when cOu-
pIetcd is to be used Us an Office for The
l;oord. ....'
We understand that this proposition
is to be acted on to-day Monday } and
we icsirc 10 enter our protest in q iyan'e
LIST, |. would he awholly useless ex-
peuditure OF the public money.
We have sue Of the best Cou. t Horses
in tie State. Of which the Supervisors
have entire control, aud can use all or
auy portion oft for ian Office" There
are two large Jury rooms, one Of which
has been used ever since the organiza-
ton of the State by the Superyi ors.
Then there is the Court Room which is
always at their service when Court is
not in session, and the iowa Hall thieh
is sufficiently comuodious to accommo-
date dozen Boaris. Ifnone Of these
suit ihea, thcie are two liue rooms over
tn. Jail, which would answer their pur.
poses very well. At least, we suppose
their business is not Of more impor-
tant character, or nesessi:ates better
rooms than DID the Circuit and County
/ Courts. q 4. hcse two rooms were used
BIZ bo;h Courts for considerable time,
| for tie tr,n action Of al their business.
Another reason is: That it is proba-
/ BE theta CONSTITUTE. nal Convention will
soon be called. and il SO, the Boards 81
supervisors, in all human probability
,cjt cease 10 erist, ond we think properly
so, as they are ucre Yankee notion,
and the building would then be wholly
useless.
Besides this, the county is not in .
condition to 90 to any unnecessary ex'
pensos. By strict economy the county
I levy has been eluted to so c MS or
the 800; but it seems that duri the
rast year the Board has determined tc
briug it back to the old stand d under
radical rule. We are now in debt about
| 81, 500, for re | arm tina. not one col.
| lar has been paid on the Poor Farm,
though the i bond j long since due,
and our expenses, instead Of decreasing,
seem to 10 constantly iucrea7ing. The
Jail has cost during the last year, fo'
repairs &C., considerably over thor
sand dollars, aad we have been n
PEELED to pay two or three zntred dol
lars for Guards, because it 5 il secure
A ], we think it high time at the rule
Of let economy should be rlgldly ar
Pill. Let US have no mofe ex )e.i'
mems until those under way have oset
pad for. If the whole Cou Hou
arI e Jail Is not sufi Mt for
Supervisors to trans ct their b es'
lia L. them ca. p out!
sides this: The wall was placed
ound the Jail 50 that prise ers no
confined for heinVus offence could have
some place for cxe,c' c, and as all thos'
committed to Jail do not deserve to b.
treated as brutcs, by being confined il
the Gage" it is proper that the val
should DC retained for the purpose 70
which it was intended.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-15

Opened but recently, for purposes ofins-
truction, this Institution has already OBJ
famed very extensive range OF patronage
and support.
possesses thebcst grounds and build
ings in the State.
Glasses are formed in all the regular de-
partments Of Collegiate and Scientific stGdy.
Special advantages for thorough acquisi-
lion of thelilodern Languages, tie study Of
Geology, lad other branches in the interest
Of Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according to the new
and only correct system.
Teachers class every Spring Term
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION, from SIS to S2i per year.
Fall term begins Sept. It'll. Winter, De-
mber 9Th. Spring, March list.
Commandment, June 18th.
au- Send iCr Catalogue
GEO. G. STtRGiSS,
Scc'y Board Of Regents
MorsantOwn, ". Va, July so, 1870.
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AZ DOES ADVERTISING PAY.-We
are informed by Mr.. F. NJ. Chalfaut,
that IN about four weeks he sold one
Hundred h, and t@'y-four bottles of Piso's
Cure tor Consump:iou-,he result of a
little judicious advertising in Tar
D. for that length of time.
This medicine is rapidly increasing in
popularity and is well worthy of trial.
+, NJ. Chalfaut, agent for Lewis
county. At
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-15

E5- GIVES GENERAL SATISFACTION.
We are assured that no "patenl
medicine" ever brought to this section
of country has given the same satisfoc-
ton as Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Farmers and men of physic alike agree
as to its great efficacy. Give tia trial.
F NJ. Chalfant, agent for Lewis
county. At
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JACOB SCHMlTT,

. CENTER STREET, WESTON, W. va
Krcps constantly on baud full and
complete stock Of Of all kinds Of furni-
,ure, such rs Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Bcd-stcads, &C., &c., Of the hest
quality, at reasonable prices All orders
promptly attended 10.
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:. The i advantage in buying your goods
al Porter Johnson's is that he is re-
e e new goods every day, and
therefore the purchaser has fall and
we'll assorted stock to select rom.
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RE- Nh, ]. a. PLYMIRE, proprietor
Of the Clarksburg Marble Works. will
visit this. and adjoi sing counties, dur
ing this month, c,,ing orders.
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RI A Mr., LiScaR, from Skin
Greek, was placed in the Jail as insane
on Wednesday last, there being no
room for him in the Asylum. His is
an incurable case.
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ES- THE Iron CAcE has at last been
completed, aud is now ready for occu-
pants. Frank Annawalt handles the
keys.
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WYNN NEM0CRNV,

AZ SOME person instigatcd by The
aevli' and with tooth for bacon, en-.
Tered m the smoke house of Mr.. j. NJ.
Bennett on last Monday, and Farms
"orthed thercfrom several nice ham
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MFRS. MARY E. vARNEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Main Street. Weston.

Mrs. Varney would respectfully inform
the ladies OF Weston and vicinity that she
has just received and has now on hand a
full aud complete assortment of notions,
ribbons, millineryaud straw goods, bonnet
trimming and velvet ribbons, bonnet
silks, satins, and vclvets, blondes, netts,
grapes, iuchcs, flowers. feathers, ornaments,
straw bounets and ladies' hnts-trimmed
aid untrmmed hoods, sundowrs,
&c which she is offering Mt Baltimore
prices. BONNET AND DRESS MAKING
will receive prompt attention and he done
in the best style. nl6ly
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re- COuEr, after dragging its weary
length along for the'last ten days. ad-
journed on Wednesday.
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re- MAron DEST exercised his first
official duty on last Tuesday BY sending
a fellow to Jail for 'o,iing lis wife.
The joke is that be WIS an ardent sup
porter of Mr.. Dent aud the official oct
therefore yinGicates the wisdom of his
supporter.
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Oranges and lemons at Briukman's.

i'you want any book, school-book. or arv
other Sind that is new published, yon can
obtain The same by leayihgan order with A
NJ Dent, at the Peoples Drug Store.
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ES- A COUPLE of belligercnt indi7id-
uals came to blows on the Polk Creek
road, a fow miles from town, the other
day. One Of them bears the appear
aucc Of having run against something.
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Il Plso's CuRE.-It will be rccol.
leeled that Mr.. Chalfant, the agent for
Piso'. Cure for Consumption, refunds
the money in all eases where the medi-
cine does not give entire satisfaction.
Out OF IA bottles sold by him last
lron'h only flee were returned-pretty
conclusive evidence that it does Ill that
is claimed for i:.-F. NJ. Chaliant,
agent for Lewis county.
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Window glass, all sizes, putty, jim cans,
inseed oil, white lead, paint 3Fus'ies., 'oio'S
in OIL varhishcs of all kinds, f.e-9roo!
paint, sard-papcr, &C.. Kept constantly on
hand and Tor sale cheap by a. VI Dent.
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Fresh tea, coffee and sugar just re-
ceived at Brinkman's.
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THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

TINE proprietor of this old and pop
ular stand would respectfully inform
iEe 2uolic that he has just received fall
rnd complete stock of -..-.-.
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
cf the best quality and at the lowest pEiets.
His stock of
LIQUORS
is the best in this me .ket. He calls par
ticular attention to his assortment of fine
old Rye and Bourbon Whistles, which he
offers at the lowest market prices.
p. TlERNFY. dec IL
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DRESToN DAWSON,

-BLACRSNIrH AND iRoS-woREER
NEAR THE FOUNDRY, WESTON.
Carriages, BuSgics, Wagons, etc, re-
paired on short notice, anl on the most
reasonable terms. liorse-shoeing carefully
attended TO:
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r oqENZO D. sTRADEE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

OtttTtY, ". va.
Practices in the Cicuit Courts of Ram
dolph, and adjoining counties, in the Court
of Appeals sGi United States Court.
Collections and all Other business
promptly attended 10.
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Recollcct that Mrs. varncy sells
Millinery Goods FROM 10 to 20 per
eeht les than any other house. il towI''
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Stogies, cigars and tobacco of all
kinds at Rrinkman's.
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Go to Mrs. varncy's aud get your
Millinery Goods, asNery low prices.

Eg' OyE of The wing walls of The
stOpG Coal bridge fell down on Sunday
lest, rendering it dangerous to eros.
the bridge. We understand that the
town council has ta&cn steps to have it
repaired.
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TN. B. BLAND,
- -sURGEoS AND PHYSICIAN
c,pSvtttu ~ -

Particular attention paid to all kinds
o. Chronic, diseases. The Doctor can at all
,imesbe found at his Office in Chenille
when uo'proIessicnaIly engaged.noy l5ly
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Orders promptly filled. av~ Persons
wanting anything in our line are requested
10 call before purcb sing elsewhere.
.ES>The best auality OF Grindstsnes
Iert constantly on hand. cS1 Mr. P"yne
.rill travel through the adjoining ceHn-
lbs and solicit orders. JaneG-iy
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Don't forget to go'to Mrs. Farney'
and get your Millinery Goods.
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Scripture and Science have met together.
Genesis and Geology have kissed each other.
SCIENCE AND THE BIRJE

4 book biilling interest and greatest
importance 20 every human being. The
Papers, Puloits and People are all discus
sing the suGjectaud book, every man, woman
and child wants to road it. The leng fierce
wa. is ended, and Honorable peace secured,
Science is true, the Bible literal, pure and
beautiful, both now satisfied and firm friends.
Gods work days, six actual days, not long
periods. This book gives the very cream Of
science making its thrilling realities, beau
ties, wonders and sparkling gems hundred
fold more interesting than fiction. Agents
wanted. Experienced Agents will drop 9TH
or hooks and secure territory Immediately.
Address for circular ZlEGLER & McCURDY,
l6 S. Sixth ST., Phila., Pa.
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Nine yards best calico for 81 % al
Porter Johnson's.
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A splendid assortment ofcelored and
black Alpacrs, from p cts to 81 % per
ward, at Porter Johnson's.
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+ osEPH A. WATSON,

p 4 / N T E r.
Weston, ". Ia.
Parties in Lewis aud adjoining counties,
Wishing taeir houses, signs, or furniture
painted, will do well TO communicate with
me beioregoing elsewhere. Papcr-hanging
and Whitc-washing promptly attended to.
Terms moderate aud all work warranted.
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TAR. T. B. EDMIST0N,
~ -PHYsIcictAS AND SURGEON
Office on Main Street, Weston, ". Va.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all the above
~ named defendants, that will, on the
18th day of Ju 1871, at my office in YES
ton, Lewis corlty, Vest Virginia, proceed
TO ascertain the rights and interests, if any,
which the defendants Lewis Schacfsr, David
W. Waldeck, and the heirs of Joseph bod.
son, deceased, have in and to the LAID in the
bill and proceedings mentioned at which
time and place will take dispositions, and
f? oceed 10 make report of any special mat
ter deemed pertinent, OF which may be re-
quired by ans of the par ties in said cause.
Given under .sy hand, MS Commissioner
in Chancery for the Circuit Court Of said
county, this II tn day ofMay, 1871.
W. II. BYRNE,
may15-4t Commissioner.
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Tie Clnrksbura .NaelIe Works

Marble TOmbS
Hell lstones Va
srs, Nantes, b.
re au Tops,
Stands, &C.
manufactured TO
order with neat
uess and dis
patch, aud at
reduced rates.
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JJTN. T.. LIVELY,


CHENILLE, ". VA,
Practices in Gilmcr, Lewis and aGjoin-
Ing counties. All business promptly at
tcnded to
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8JAs. W. woFFlNnN,
\ OF AIRY Lie,
Weston, ". w.

Acknowl edgments and Dispositions Ia
ken. can he found at. oil tunes at my
eihce, near ,hcCourt House.
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Nader, loswood and vitrioll a
3rinkman's.
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ifyOa want good Indigo, orany other dye,
stUts, 60 20 Dents.
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Cotton yarn, only 81 80 per bunch
at Porter JOhnsou's.
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All Winter GOOdss old at cost at Por,
ter Johusoa's.
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Rye bread, cakes and crackers of all
kinds at Brinknran's.
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j. NJ. Bennett, plaintiff !

j. M. Bennett, Wa'hF!D'
rs.
Elisabeth Hays, JOHN S.
DaUSon anil Sarah 3.
Ddmson, Dasid II.
ITuiclsck, LewiS Schae-
ter. Mary E. DOdson,
Charles +. DoRson,
Philon,a G...Woyier,
Loaisa Halc 'sck and
E. II. Dodson, JacoJ
Z. Dodsoa, AWmtes
Dodson, Hart mcl
Doc1son, A j.. Dod.
son, Pm' Dodson,
John H;Ooiier aud r.
N. Waldeck. drifts.
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J. N. BENNETT W C. BENNETT
DENNETT & BENNETT,
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JnANFI0N MACHINE NU'i
q Springfield, o. o.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-15

We understand TIA, there is a pop
ositisu moo ed by the Beard Of Super
visors to build an office for that Honor
able brdy, in the Jail yard OF his
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-03-15
s, OMET HING NJ W.!
- TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
AT 2TH HYDE PAR /

The subscriber has just opened a new Tailor
ing Establishment, at No Hyde Park, where he
intends carrying on the business in all Of its
branches.
He has on hand nice Stock Of Clothing, such
as Bearers, DOeskips, CGssimeres, &c. But
tons and Trimmings of all Kinds. Beaver
Orercoafs! and all kinds cf Ready -made cloth
ing all Of which will be sold asl low as elsewhere.
Garments Of all kinds Cut and Made
in the Latest Style Mt short notice. and warrant
I'D to give satisfaction. Old Garments cut and
made over; also ladies' eloaks cut over; velvet
cloaks steamed and maps raised. Particular at
tention given to cutting for others to make.
He ~ill keep on hand a hand good assortment
Ct Ladiss' Furs; also Wolf skin Sleigh Robes, all
of which will 10 sold at low prices.
share of tho ps3sic patronage is respectfully
solicited.
ESSF-Wanted Immediately, ono good Coat-maisr,
ana good Pants and Vest-maker.
LAFE J. SWARTZ.
North Hyde Park, October 2stll, 1870. Soft