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Prominent Men Of Bra1ton.

PArRlcK i Durrr is a young man,
some 81 years old, with a digniaed
and commanding personal appearance
and although native Of Braxton, und
to the manor born" yet 10 has had
the advantages Of a regular collegiate
education, which hC seems disposed to
mako but little use of, Notwithstanding
bis ample qualifications. The fact
well understood, seems 10 be that the
Colonel takes times just about as they
come. and makes the most Of life
Colonel Duffy Sas the first man who
raised compaGy, carly 10 1861, for
the confederate service; WAS soon pro.
NOTED TO Lieutenant Colonel, served
sous time with distinction, and re.
sigucd tue position ,preferriug the quiet
aud unOsteniAtious walks Of private life
" the excitement and labor Of active
military operations A. tho close Of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-13
Por Judge.
wrlcn GLAprs, WEBSTER Co.,

WrLcn GLADEs, WEBSTER Co.,
April q.
70 he Editor Of The Democrat,
am informed that Webster county
is attached to the Judicial Circuit com.
posed Of Lewis and other counties, and
therefore | hope it will be the pleasure
Of the citizens of said Circuit to elect
G GORGE j ARNOLD, Familiarity known
ms JACK" ARNOLD, as their Circuit
Judge. | regard him as OmiucnIly
qualified for that position; aud l can
speak for the county Of Webster, and
say truly that he will be more accepta.
bic to cur people than any gentleman
who could be selected from the entire
District, and will obtain almost the
unanimous vote Of the county.
Yours, WEBSTER.
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-MOwNaS, :. Mas ts,
The Cincinnati Nominees


THE LiBsRAL RrPuUtIoASs who as.
imbled at Cincinnati on the first Of
lis mouth, 10 proclaim their prlnCi-
IS IN their future political relations, !
.vs sat. passed resolutions Of princi-
$ which shuuld be to them, IS to the
,ldrcu Of Israel, u cloud by day aad
illar Of FIRE by night to guide them;
have also uominaied candidates for
q Presidency aud yisc.Prcsidoucy
this great Republic, and asking the
proval Of the people upon their
rs, they thercupon adjourned.
The Convention was composed Of
lerates from every State aud Terri.
ry IL the Union and thOy uomina.
/ Horace Greeley, Of New York, for
gadeut, and Governor Brown. Of
.ssoui, for vice President. These
III were chosen because tho princi.
lies they advocated and announce
re in uccorl with the largest liberty
uiaukipL-IIOracc Greeley having,
soon as the war was over, declared
universal umpc.ty and universal
plom, while Governor Brown was
sbitter opplncnt Of all prescription
Missouri. lie broke tie backbone
faiicalism 10 that State, and was
cited Governor.
Such arc tho candidates Of the l.ibc.
| Republicans, recommended BY the
.ucippa,i Convention. Whether the
.smocr.cy should support them or no,
..tbo great question Of tho day. They
rJnosc to meet US half way. They
hold ont the olive branch. and offer ts
bury The tom,havk. Can We be les,
generous than tLcy? A brave, coura,
geoas and independent peopIo arc al
" ,ys ,napuanin,om T6.y .au alvrt
to Be 80, bouausc no Que vii question
their motives. Aud there /. another
poiu in this mater. Ry a union oil
Tie Democracy with the Liberal Re.
publirnps. NE can break down The
pcr,opal goyyrnmen. of Gen. Grant
a nd without this union, Grant il ics
,incI to rule The nation with the power
of The purse and sword for tbe mex
four years, il not for all time, as NJ
one knows the bound. which ambition
ann poSer NAY prescribe for it,clf.
We are no. sure bu, that IIorae,
Greeley is as GOOD a man as tho Dem.
" in Uonyeltion assembled
m rht nominate. He is ackoowledrei
10 &c a great and god man; and he
come. up 20 JcfIefson's STANDARD for
office. for ho is both CAPABLE md
on,st. Lot US have an honest and
III. .o,.,,,..A,,I l., -, T.,
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An Error Corrected.
Bio Skin CREEK. NAV Z

Bio SKIN CREEK, May 0,
To tie Editor Of Tile Democrat
We were somewhat surprised to find
in the last issue Of THE DRMocRAr q
letter dated at this place, recommend.
ing Colonel WoodiOrd, for renomina.
ton and reelection as Sheriff of the
county. While We all acknowledge
the merits of the Colonel, yet the De.
mocracy Of Skin Creek are almost q
unit for their townsman, Jons NJ
CUMMINGS. Whoever wrote the letter
| refer to. certainly did not represent
the wishes Of the Skin Greek
Democracy.
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The sheriff.
snrRrpAS TOWNSHIP. May

SHERIDAN Towssurr. May s.
To he Editor Of The Democrat:
| noticed in the last issue of your
valuable paper a call from Lincoln
Township, for the present Sheriff, Col.
onOl A. W. WoODIoRD, to announce
himself a candidate for reelection.
The voters Of our Township will sup.
port him cordially 10 the coming
County Convention. We think he l.
worthy, and certainly justly entitled to
tho nomination in Convention, and
election by the people. SHERIDAN.
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as Ihsye sOen Of the country. | thiuk
that a man can live here with half the
labor THAI il takes to live in West yir-
ginia, i he em kcP his holh.
The worst drawback ihntI see is the
water; but they say they have plenty
Of that the whole year round But Il
a man is here riiaoni money dwi lad,
he can do no more than lie can do in
West Virginia
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For state Auditor.

Among those who have been named
as probable candidates for this respon.
sible position, we know Of no one more
deserving, or better qualified, thar
lion. WV. T. LIVELY, Of Chenille
lie would be acceptable in every way
the people Of this portion Of the State
would command the hearty support oil
all classes Of our citizens, and il nOmi.
mated, would be ,riumphantly elected
Let US haya him
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-13
TIE RAILROAD.
Lewis Comfy Redeemed.

II the special election on the ques.
ton of the railroad subscription, held
on Monday last, tho proposition was
carried in the county by a majority Of
81, thus placing our county among
the Iiss Of those aspiring towards pro.
greEi. dOyelOpemen., and enterprise.
While We are highly gratiied at this
result, we must confe that larger
vote would hlVo been much more sat.
isfaclory. It is true that our farming
population, at this season Of the year,
are very busy, and are 10th to leave
their work; but in matter Of such
vast importance as this, it would have
been well to have seen every voter in
county at the pOlls-there 10 say bis
say. For or Against.
B.low We give tho vote cast at each
rno,iNoI.
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From webster.

WEBSTER @. H.. W. Va, May 4.
To Me Editor Of The Democrat
Dean SIR:-B0ing a citizeu Of the
Sixth Judicial Circuit, according TO
the provisions of tho new Constitution,
aud long an inhabitant Of this county,
and from frequent intercourse with tie
people, | feel confident that | express
the'earnest wish Of all in requesting
tina. Mr.. G. J. ARNOLD, Of Lewis
county. will offer bis name for Judge
Of this Judicial Circuit. and We cheer
fully offer hin the unanimous supper
of the voter, of this county. F.oui
long acquaintance, our people feel con.
fdent Of Mr.. Aruold's | gal attain.
mcnts, and have implicit confidence in
him as q man of intrinsic worth and
intelligence. We therefore hope /,
may be the pleasure Of the other coun.
tics composing this Judicial Circuit to
give Mr.. Arnold their unanimous sup.
port. l.. NJ.
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From Braxtou.

SALT ItcE, W, Va, April %.
10 Me Editor Of The Democrat!
SIr:-.As have seen several lists of
the "NInrriagOablo Men," from differ.
ent localities, | deem it my duty to
furnish you with few names for the
benefit ofOur pos: heart.brOkeu things.
(ihe ladies' that they could have
chance to look out for q protector.
n.t.,, ,;,o ,,n,, al. Ia,
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N0TlOE TO UREDIIONs.
IL, he Creditors of John A. HGin

ms, deeea,ed
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county Of @ liner, made In a
cause therein pending, to subject the real es.
tate Of The said John N. N Ginuis to the pay
inent Of bis debts, you are required TO presen,
your claims against the said John ". " Gin
mis-, for adjudication, 10 Miranda II. Stump,
Commissioner, at the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of said county, on or before
the 2tth day Of June next. Witness, Cur.
renee D. Conrad, Clerk Of said Court, this
23d DAY Of April, 1872.
apr29.Cs C.B. CONRAD, CLERK.
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NJ. Herring, III halt barrels, fOI
sale at Edwards.
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VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
IR-INQ1O

WESr VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
-lS11-.-ls72 -
The last Catalogue ShJws an attendance
~ students at this Institution. FIVE dis
tlnet Departments Of Instruction, with full
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Language
Mathematics, pure and applied Psychology
Ethics Political Eoonomy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences &C., ke., carefully aud thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, ILLUSTRATED by appropriate appatai.
W.. Special advantages Tor the study Of &c.
ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinet. O.
hinerAlogy, Geology and Conehology; ,of
Eether with many specimens In other depatt,
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beautiful and healthy location, good society
FAN Term begins SEPT. 9. Winter, d.
eeuber 8. Spring, March 20. Comn,h q.
mtnt, JunS1o.
Boarding from 50 10 u per woei,
Tuition, from SIS 70 sal per year,
FOR further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX lARTlN, President,
NotgantoWn, W, Va.
N0TlUE-T0 GEE WI0VTUEY
~ CONCBRN.-Noties 10 hereby sIr.,
mat any person found trespasslnR on Tia
lands belonging 10 Barney Kf-us, now n mai
BY The und.t'lgnld, will be dealt pltb ~
eotding TO law but permission IA eTan "a
toAll TO traverse through the pasture ssiJ'
WV. SHBARER,
va! u, ls1a JACOB oissY
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One hogshead and six barrels of su
gar, just received aud for sale by ]
Brinknan, at from l2ctO lSc per ID
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ES WALLPAPER .s9 all sorts
and prices--the largest and cheapest
variety ever brought to Weston, at
CuALFANT's.
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CHOW TO GO WlcST."

Forty wears ago. Illinois was rs far
West as most people wished TO 70. and
Journeys We're made in the legendary
Prairie Schooner" but in these days Of
Progress and Improvement. The word
West has come 10 mean Iowa. Nebras IA.
II alsas. Colorado. California and the
Territories. and the traveller reaches MI
most any point therein By u splciIdil
Line of Railroad.
This Line OF Railroad is the I,urling-
ton Route. which starts from ,lndiani-
polls over the indianapolis. Blooming
ION aud Western short Line. and froh.
Logansport over the fol.lo. Icoria ana
Warsaw Railroad. and running through
burlington reaches buaha. I.rculn.
Nchraskn City. saint .Joscpl Atclii-on.
ll.cnvrnworh aud kausas City. connect
ing wifk The Union Pacific. and other
il.ai'road> running from those cities.
People g"im.. I" IYwn. Nebraska. knn-
s.>. California. or any puin, in The Fer
riioric>. viii study lhcir OWN interest.
ny going ''Rv way or i'ul'linrton." lnr
,hc rates Ut thar Line arr afway. ~ low
IA any other. and II ! the best Ronic in
'fhc West. therefore YOU arc inorc sure
pi' yrur safety aud c,snio.i.
X The Burlington l'nnis ls~ ndm;iabIy
answered ifc question .fsoa Ia NJ,
lWr-t." ~ i!ir publication of an cNrcl.
lent Pamphlet. containing 4 iar4r. itu'h-
inl map oi' thr t;rrai West. aid Mnth
iulcrc. IN. and ,a.nahlr inlnrntyiiun
ywhirl, ram lp- "i,ininrd. free of ,'lmr.,.. w
.,,Llrcs. in9 Grnrirl l',,ssr,,~rr i.rr; 4
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biBuis ,nLarY, INDIANA, Ey
C. I'm I'M DOANE.

NTFlGE-IN COURIER BUILDING oNl
NEST NAiN STREET..
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AZ A mathematical conundrnm Ii a
poor lone youth, with a waXcd cn,l L.
his mustaclc. should write Il young lady
in thi, city to meet him by noonIigii,
,lonc. End the young lndy's inollrr
should come in on 4 tangent and ian The
scnt until he plane OF his con, ti'
,ormcd M angle with u vertical iirr.
would the h,pnihsnu-r oi the ,umnu.
.niiy be equal 10 The sum of ll'c Square
sicscrilmd by The ynDng man IN gi,tia
waN f.unl lar. Ani ID - ln,N IN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

o. .ue EctsuJeEin, States, ready to fight
nndcr any banner that pas engaged in the
cause Of the common country. To the
"Oii Maryland Line" truly belongs the
honor of lighting the battles Of freedom in
almost every safe, for its blood moistened
tire soil on Long Island, where, under Gen.
SAALLwocD, its bravery saved the army
TIE hepes Of its heroes to-day are mingled
with tac Il ,fiDls / lst Of the battr-1iclds
Of Cowpens an. EUtaw Springs, and of
every o;Acr field OF rennnu. Lying br-
, lWeen these extremes, htr troops fcarlcss'y
marched against the common enemy ~her-
ever a,.d whenever the common good re-
quircd She never refused ~ 'la.':hem 30
beyond her territorial limits, never had q
less object than liberty AMI independence.
Whilst the voice ,f her sons was Heard
amongst the first in the council proclaim
ing the principles Of liberty, their arms
were foreinas. y. the fight defending them
III ~
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

have some hope of accomplishing their end.
Suppose We place wheel upon Aori-
zontal shaft, in a movable position with as
little resistance from friction and other re-
tarding causes as the same will admd Of !;
10 this apply a small power to operate
from the action of weight sufficient to
overcome all friction, including the resist
anee ef the air. There would still be an
other power required to overcome the re-
sistance OF gravitarion ~ the ascent of the
wheel upon one side would be retarded in
the same proportion rs the descent upon
the opposite would be accelerated; or, IN
other words, no body can move IN right
angles to the line OF attraction without
going contrary to the laws Of gravitation ;
and, as this law cannot be overcome by
any human power, contemplation upon
perpetual motion may be regarded as a
waste Of time.
Ii conclusion, would advise all those
who still entertain any hope Of accomplish
ing the end in question, ITO study we'll the
laws OF mechanics and the heavenly bodies,
and thereby avoid much regret and aiss-
greeable feelings, naturally produced for
not obtaining what might otherwise appear
to be within reach. NJ. G. RYAN.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
Letter From Ohio.
MOUNT HKKSnN, ONO, !
February ) 1872.
MY Maryland. my MARYLAND

MY Maryland. my Msrylsn.i'
Thou dearest OF !lcm MI;
The first to 20. the first to stand
In peace g. battles eGh.'
Our State WAS arst settled by 'cnnigrants
from England, lrcIaad. and in small num-
hers from Scotland. Tie natl Dnal chhrac-
,erisiics of these settlers are still apparent,
and in very great degree. the excelencies
of each, without their defects, are to-day
we'll represented in the characteristics Of
our State The title /" the aboriginal
lsnlis was procured by :nr purchase, and,
At no time daring the colonial history of
Maryland, was there war orcvrn serious
difficulties with the Indians, except for
very brief period when they were Iaetiga
ted to some deeds of.vules.ce nv the wA"s
Of Claiborne. These lasted but short
tine and had no recurrence. On the first
landing of the Pilgrims, the natives re-
ceived them with distrust, but the Mary
land settlers, mindful OF the claims Of JUS
tice. sought to conciliatc them and acquire
equitable title 10 their lands They pur-
chased defined district for good consider
stien, but the crowning glory of our early
settlers was absolute freedom of religious
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17
SEWING-MACuINES
A MILLION LIVING WITNESSES!


To prove that the se!f.adjustable never.
wear-outable, and Incompatible
Wheeler & Wilson's
LATE IMPROVED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
h0s no equal, 1t is the most simple in iss
construction, the least likely to get out Of
order, and the lightcst r,r.ning'of any two
thread lock-stitch machine in the world
This machine has but one Tension-oth-
ers have two. The Wheeler & Wilson has
but siXty-ive parts, while others have from
two hundred and seven 10 two hundred aud
twenty-cight.
We can do Il greater variety Of work with
less change of machinery than any other
first-class machine now offered to the pub
lie. dare any one to successfully deny.
or 10 try it,
Wheeler s. Wilson's Machines repa:ret
FREE or CH.ARGE!
Sold or exchanged on the most reasonable
terms. VIII rent You good Machine
ratller than have you driven mad, OF TO s
premature grave, by getting one Of those
back aching, cons'mptive-naking, leg
breaking shuttle machines. 40 highly rec.
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who don't know That there has been Iiar.t
Nete and Med!uGhe Improvements put to
our Machine in as many weeks.
go Gall ard see our wonderful Machines
performing wonders. or doing seven difie:.
ent Hinds oi work withou. change OF ma.
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Saies-oom next door TO Bai:yells Crap
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Perpetual Motion Impossible.
BORDEN SHAFT. MD, }
FER. 10 1871 {

BORDEN SHAFT. MD,
FEB. 10, 1871.
MEssRs EDITORS Perpetual motion has
been the study of mechanics of sll nations
for a grra. number of years. Many are
those H-h@ have studied and labored life
time i'll state of alternating hope and dis
appointment, sometimes almost certain of
success. which the light of better reason.
ing and proper denomination always dis
pcrscs like the dew bett re the morning sun
Although the most enlightened Of those
who have studied upon perpetual motion
nave come 10 the conclusion flat there il
nothing existing in nat res laws 10 admit
ni the SAME, Still find II any mechanics in
this vicinity who believe a self-moving
machine has and can he deviseI, providing
no burden is attached, except tia. which
constitutes the machine itself. There
are others who deny the possibility of the
same under any circumstances, but offer, as
The only impediment, friction, including the
resistance Of the air.
Neither OF the above theories can lie
founded upon any true principle Of philos-
ophs, aud OF course, must! h. equally untrue
n matter of fact. Mechanics have never
Succeeded III constructing II machine of any
kind to rim pcrpctually even when there
was M b.rlcn attached. except such as
constituted the machine, unless, by never
iailt.g stream. OF its equivalent. While
ackn0wiedr c that iricti,n is tho greatest
impeachment agaiu@t which mechanics have
20 tasrsead. wltrn constructing -an engine
OF otncr. iEeva'I6 machine 10 he run bv
steam cs -tthe. furN., IL w.,r.ld not I've rea
soliable ior ,ta to conciisir ti;st If this i'm
pc,iimenl could he overcome. the engine.
or machine, wouki ,un without steam or
other propclling powtr
Friction OF all kinds cen he whitfield
down 70 a very small poin; in well con
s,ructed machine but il cannot he entirely
removed nor can tbe axis ofs wheel, re-
volv;ng upon horizontal saeft, he precise
]. in the centre III gravity Of said WHEEL
providing i, be sufficiently loose 10 admit
al It's being reynlv,d on the same But,
submitting That the shove impediments
esuld he completely overcome, natures
laws are sliil uniavorabe TO perpetual mo-
ton g1ere If another balance in nature
by faI inor difficult 10 TX overcome than
any beretofos! mentioned. This is gisyi-
taiion, which lIas tendency to sttrac.
very thing ,p,larGs the centre of the earth
If perpetualmatiop seekers could over
ONE the awe oi nAsAre. shty might still
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-02-17

A Novelty uF JURISPRUDENCE
Here is indeed, startling novelty
of jur sprud,Aet'l A justice f the
peace. in Aah.tiell. Mass, has de-
cided that IL is u criminal offeuse to
.expectorate the juice Of tobacco
up"n the f"or of public hail and
SO he fined the expectorater one
dollar and costs of court. unaues-
tionalhy the respondent was gat'ty
OF an untidy trick perhaps he vas
toun! guilty under the statute against
malicious mischief; bat we are sure
that il there be specific law against
splitting on the floor in Massachu-
sets, it has never been exactly a
living letter. However, we can
hardly blame Justice for manuiac-
turing little law to meet such an
occasion and all decent tobacco
chewers will agree with us.
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DRUGGISTS.
II. LIE FEyRE l. son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS.

NO. 66. BALTIMORE STREET,
CUMBERLAND. MARYLAND.
AND MAIN ST.. ADJOINING POsT-OFFIcR,
Frostburg, Maryland,
Having in store a varied and luil assOrt-
ment of everything in the Drug Line. are
prepared to JOB or RETAIL them at
prices which cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction. Our stock consists in part Of
DRUGS, OILS. PAINTS, AND
PAINTERS ARTICLES.
Coal Oil, Lamps. Lamp Chimneys.
Window Glass. Dye Stuff..
Patent Medicines. Pertumery,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Soaps,
Colleagues. Pomades. Extracts for
lIandkerchiefs etc. etc. etc
n. B.--PREsCRIrTIoNs carefully ant
accurately compounded.
rs Thankful for the patronage Of tho
past we promise to use our utmost en-
deavors to merit Il continuance of the
same in the future. New Ply
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lOS WATCHES, los
JEWELRY, TABLEWARE,
CUTLERY, CLOCKS, sc.


CUTLERY, CLOCKS, sc.
The subscriber now offers to the people
of this region stock of Goods which sur
passes any other ever before offered them
Long experience and careful attention to the
tastes of his customers has enabled him to
secure Just what they want and he now in
vites an examination of his splendid assert
ment of FRENCH, ENGLISH, SWISS and
AMERICAN WATCHES, besides a new
style especially made for railroad men, mi
ners, machinists, and Others.
He has paid great attention to the selcc-
ton of all the latest improvements in for
eign and domestic JEWELRY, Gold and
Silver, Curb and Vest Chains, and Ladies'
Lcontine Chains.
The beautiful Table Ware Of Silver and
heavy Plate with which his cases are filled
attracts universal attention, and gives evil
dence of superior taste. Spoons, Forks,
Ladies Butter Knives, &c, Of the best quail
;ty; Plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Casters,
Walters, Cake Baskets. Vegetable and But
ter Dishes Tureens and Salt Cellars.
POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY, o
all kinds SPECTACLES of every kind
in the greatest profusIon. for near and far
sighted persons. GOLD PENS of the best
manufacture. Also, large assortment
eight day and twenty -four hour CLOCKS.
~ Watches Clocks aud Jewelry, neatly
and carefully repaired.
Everybody call and examine the stock aud
satisfy yourselves. s. 7. LITTLE,
Nov ls-ly 1903 BALTIC St., Cumberland.