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THE ACT CHANGED.

JERSEY CITY, March 2.-Late
on Saturday night, Ann Toner, a
young widow, residing on the
heights, in fit of jealousy, drew
revolver and fatally shot her
afiianced husband, John Kenne-
dy. The ball entered his brain
killing him instantly, Miss To-
mer escaped. and has not yet been
arrested.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07
PEARLS.

How much help lazy people mead.
He who forsees ealamties suffers them
twice over
Second thoughts 40 the adopted chill
dren ofcxperience.
Why is your shadow like false friends?
Because it follows you only
in sunshine.
What is it that has three feet and can
not walk, sixteen nails and cannot
scratch? A yard stick:
Take heed Of speedy protesting
friend; love is never lasting which flames
before it burns
Many have withstood the frowns o
the world but it smiles and carssses
have Rugged them to death.
The way to be happy is not to try too
much to be so, You cannot catch suu-
beams, if you should try; but you may
enjoy their light and warmth by letting
them shine unsolicited upon you.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07

DIFFERENCE OF MEN.-There is a
great difference in men. Some are true
hearted and unsuspicious as Newfound-
land dogs; others, like rat terriers, al
ways nosing around under the impress
sion that there is something going on
that they don't understand. Some are
uoble and generous; others are mean
aud contemplate. Some are modest;
some overrun with vanity and egotism.
Some are invariably kind and oonsid-
crate; others go about with their eyes
shut, in utter ignorance of the trouble
they are giving others by their careless
ness Some are slow and steady, ard to
be depended upon; others are quite
brilliant and unreliable. Some have taste
for detail. and attend to all the minu-
tie of subject. while others are only
for great principles and require thing
to be gigantic before it arrests their at
tention.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07
THE FIRST STRAWBERRIES.

The Charleston =. O. News, Of the
26th ultimo, says:
The fine steamship Manhattan, which
left here yesterday for New York, had
on board the first new strawberries of
the season, being lot of about one
hundred quarts. She also took parcel
of new green peas, both being among
the earliest shipments known.
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MISSOURI.
THE ST. LOUIS FIRE.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3.-The insur-
ance on the stock destroyed by fire
in the cellar under the dollar store
last night is $4,000. Goodyear's
sales room is damaged about 49,
900; fully insured. Burrell, Com
stock & Co.'s loss, exclusive of
damage by smoke, Is ST., 900.
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NO. 40.
NEW YORK.
SENSATION AT KEY WEST.

NEW YORK, March "A dis
patch dated near Dry Tortugas
the fleet rendezvous via Key West,
LIST says: The United States steam
vessel Fortune, which has just
arrived from Havana, reports
that there is considerable anxiety
in that city regarding a startling
rumor of the escape OF the Edgar
Stewart from American water.
The Wabash goes TO Havana to-
night.
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The habit Of sitting on the coun-
ters will probabably receive a
check from an invention ola store
keeper at Martins Ferry. All
along the edge of his counter he
has small holes drilled through
from which the points of darning
needles protrude A long stick
traversing the whole length ofthe
counter is placed underneath, and
the blunt ends of the needles
fixed firmly therein. This stick
is connected with levers by a
string which passes to the back
end of the store. A full audience
is waited for; the string is jerked
the curtain rises, and the perform
ance is greeted with a mixture of
yells and groans.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07

The Nashville Banner ia of the
opinion that ex-President John
son will be the next Congressman
from the first district of TENNESSEE
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TOO THIN, JUDGE

NEW YORK, March 2. A Her.
aid Washington special, says:
Judge Durell has forwarded his
resignation to Il friend in Wash
ington, the committee reporting
articles ofimpeachment.
ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE bark
Everett Gray, Of Yarmouth, Me-,
from Matanzas, which arrived
this morning, reports that on
February IL, off Havana. she was
boarded by force of Spanish
soldiers and searched.
ExPREsIDENT FILLMORE DAN
GEROUSLY ILL.
RUFFALo March Elk Prcsi-
dent Willard Fillmore is
in a precariouS state from an at
tack Of paralysis
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An exchange says stake COB
let with the foot and stem
broken or cut so that the bowl
will be perfect; take coarse red
flannel, the redGer the better,
stitch it neatly all arc Ird the
bowl or goblet, so as to ca er it
completely on the OUTSIDE, dip
it in water so ae to wet it thorough
ly,then roll it in fax seed, the seed
will stick in and on the flannel
Be sure that the seed is distribu-
bed even, then stand it on its
mouth, or large end renew it or add
water as it absorbs. Never let the
vessel get dry or suffer it to chill
or freeze. 1t can and will grow
in any part of the room, and will
be a deep green with red ground"
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07

Some ofsh capitalist Of Boston
are discussing a plan for phiian-
thropical combining In one
institution the benifits Of saving
banks and life insurance. AS
yet they have gone NO further
than to talk generally ofthe crude
idea, which is to enable men
of moderate resources to deposit
money for the insurance of their
lives, the deposits to draw interest,
and to be subject to withdrawal at
any time. The life policy would,
of course, be cancelled upon the
money being drawn out.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07

CURE FOR SCARLET FEVER
An experienced housewife sends
the following recipe with the as
surance that she has witnessed its
beneficial effects in many in
stances.
Cook a quart of onions very
soft add half tea cup of soft soap,
thicken with corn meal, apply as
a pOultice to the throat as warm
as it ia pleasant to the patient. 1t
relieves the inflammation in q very
short time.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07

WHAT DARK DE HoI.E.--Two
darkies in the West went out to
hunt possums, and by accident
found large cave with asmall en-
trance. Peeping in, they discovered
three young bear whelps in the
interior.
"Look heah, while / go i'm dar,o
said one, land get de young bar;
you just watch heah for de ole
bar"
Sam got asleep in the sun, and
when opening his eyes he saw
the ole bear scraping her way In
to the cave. Quick as a wink he
caught her by the tail and held
on like blazes. "Hullo dar, Sam
what dark the hole dar?n "LOr'
bless you Jumbo, save yourself
honey; If this tail come out you'll
find what dark de hole"
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A BOLD ROBBERY.
THE WAY GOTH Am HIGHWAY.
MEN DO 1T.
One Of the Party Arrested.

New YORK, March 2.-Yester-
day Geo. A. hayden, Of the firm
Of Watrous d hayden, No. 263
Canal street, New York, was re-
turning home from the West,
when just as he stepped off a
Fourthavenue car two ruffiians
seized him, while u third took his
wallet containing 81 900 in green
backs and drafts and notes valued
at $4,000. William Devlin, who
took the wallet, was captured,
but the others escaped.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-03-07

Scientific men in Europe are
again discussing the subject of
the incremation of the human
body. A Mr.. Sutte has declared
that the fair form of q fond wife
can be calcined into SO small a
compass that her surviving
husband may carry all that
remains of her i'm ring on his
littleifinger-the only way, in ia ct
that some wives can be handled at
all.
In Zurich, Switzerland. an asso-
citation has been formed, whose
members bind themselves to have
their bodies burned after death.
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NEW YORK, March 3.-The fe.
male umbrella and parasol makers
of a leading house in this city are
on strike for an increase of wa
ges.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-10
rzTRA ANsIRNF Bills CASH.
Discovery of a wonderful Cave.

Buckingham county, Va, has sensation.
A wonderful cavo has been discovered therS,
which writer in the Farmville Mercaxy tells
about. After describing several chambers.
the account continues:
We had satisfied our curiosity and we're
about to leave the cave when behind largo
rock, or reather spur otthe main rock which
formed Ihe bottom, my son discovered larger
passage than any We had before seen. This
We entered and after following it some six or
seven feet emerged into au apartment of i'm.
mense size. The light of our torches falling
upon the stalAct,tes revealed scene Ofbeauty
which was fairly dsEzliug Tho sizo of this
apartment cannot tell, as the roof aud sides
were lost in darkness We penetrated to a
considerable distance, keeping close to ono
of the sides SO that we might easily fud our
way bnck, aud would have gone farther but
for finding in recess, some seventy feet
from where We entered, lying directly under
a shelving rock, the body Of man wrapped
in some dingy cloath>liLe Substance. We
did not know that it was the body of man
at first, and were not positive that it was until
we had gotten it outside the cBve
Mr.. Bovd discovered the body, and when
we moved il from. under tho rock my SOD
found several large and beautiful pebbles
where the body had lain, and n small round
vessel some four inches iu diameter and about
two inches in height. shaped very much like
an inkstand with a handle; this and tho stones
or pebbles no put in his pocket We took
the body and nt once went out of the cave
The clothes with which it was wrapped were
very rotten, and wien va had laid the body
down after leaving the cave, they had nearly
all been Unhhrd from it. What were loft
crurhlcd Ike burnt napcr
We brushed toe body cloar and found il to
be the drioi up rymains of man who had
evidently been "f more than ordinary size. for
7 found it to b" by actual measurement Eve
feet nine inches in length !, is driod and
withered something ike dried meat, only the
skin is tightly drawn all over it. 1t ia hard
to the touch and Whorovcr there is a wrinkle
it is hard like parchment.
It il imposs bio to form any idoa Of what
color tn" mnn or what his features we're
like. The body now is OF a sort of smoky
color, and the hair, though there is very ittlo
Of it. is intensely back On the second fin
Ger of each band nm! on the thumb Of the
RIGHT were largo square rin"s, round on the
inside TO fit tho finger Those rings and tho
small vessel hrvo referred to were evidently
composed of cold with larne quantity of
s"'"r N'"" ~ ''i"' "h''h PhNe ]"eth very
peculiar anronr'ucr
We took the body to my house vhorc IL is
now. Whcp We arrived with it thero my
son brthoueh' Ia N Of the pebbles ho had
found and shnwa"i tlem ~ us There nro
seven in all; ; f." richly coorcd and un-
ike any ting o." have over 500 Tho
other two | thirk nre diamonds; thoy
possess in very high degree tie powers
Of reflection and rcfrnrrion and are about tho
size Of a corn field pen
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NO. 10.

tin horns, &c. Next came the MuIligan
Guards, some thirty or forty strong, mounted
on mules some of them had cards with mot
toes on them one had large spoon, and
the words, ''This is the spoon Butler stole.'
Much fun was caused by large bottle of
Soothing Syrup walking through the streets.
Then came wagons, men. boys. and cvery>
thing you could think of. The procession
was near mile long, and marched all over
the town. Everywhere it passed it caused
the greatest excitement; was met by men,
women, boys aud babies. The streets were
full and the houses packed with bright faces,
who gladdencd and cheeret the marcl,ers on.
About half-past four the order came to break
ranks, and at six o'clock the old town of Al
exandria was quiet as ever.
At night the Harmonic Association gave a
ball, which was we'll attended, aud to close
the birthday of Washington, the Masons
dedicated their new temple on Cameron street.
Some visiting brethren were present from
Virginia lodges and Washington. After the
affair was over the members stepped over to
the City Hotel, where grand supper was
waiting, and passed pleasant time until a
late hour. MAccUs.
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Joke on the Lightning Rcd Man.

Max Adoler tells this story in tho Phila-
delphia .%"t~r.7ov P,a:
Upiu B'osshur, the othor d7v lightning
rod man drove up ia front of hands eds
fice, standing in II midst Of trees md shrubs.
and spoke to Mr. Summers who was sitting
on the steps in front, EIe accostod Summers
the owner oF the residence, aud said
al see you have 30 lightning rod on your
house."
"No" said Suwmor..
care you going II M. nuy on ?"
"Well, I, hadn't thought Of it," replied
Summers
''You ought to. A tall binding like this
is very much exposed. Ia like to run You
up of my rods -; iygistcd steel, glass fan-
ders, nickle-plated tips-cveryth thing c6rnplele.
May put up one to show yOuY III do tho
job cheap"
Certainly vou may flynn want to- /.
haven 'tthe slightest objection. = said Snpimers
During the next half hoae tis man Ind
the ladders MP and his nssistantG Z wn.,
the end of that time the job Wbs c6nItIs2S
He called Summers ont 10 the.ytfd 10 admire.
it. He said to Suuuefs :
'Now that is all we'll enough, but if IL ras
my house I'd have another rod nut on the
other side. There's nothing Ike bsisf pro-
tected thoroughly"
''That's true" said Summers, at would
be better"
"I'll put up another, shall ] ?" asked tho
man.
Why, of course if you tbipk its best"
said Summers.
Accordingly tLs man vcnt to work again.
aud soon had tho rod in its place.
''That's Grst rate joI, he said TO Sun.
mers, as they both stood cyeing it. II like
such a man as you arc. Big hearted. liberal,
not afraid to put dollar down for good
thing. There's some plcGsurr in dealing with
you. like you go much th-t Ia put couple
more rods on that house, one on tire north
end and one on the south end, for almost
nothin'"
81. would make the thing safer, I suppose"
said Summers.
Certainly It would. I'd better do IT,
hadn't hey %
''Just as you think proper" said Sum-
mers.
SO the msp ran m two more rods. and
then came down and ssid to Summers.
There, that's foue. Now letssettle up."
DO what :"
why. the JOBS finished, and now I'll
take my money"
hope 2"
OF course 10 Didn', vau tell me to
put those rods on your house ?
My house - shouted Summers. -"Thuu>
der and Lightning never ordered Won
t" put those rods up. 1t would have been
ridiculous. Why man this ia the court house.
end I'm here wai'ing for the couit to assem-
bic. I'm on the jury. You seemed to be
enxious to ru-h out your rods, and as it was
none of my business, lot you 60 on. Paw
for it . Come. now, that's pretty good"
The Blosshurg people say that the msuheF
IN which the lightning rod man tore around
town and swore was fearful. But when he
got his rods IF the court house he left psr-
n'anent'T Ia coz; fancy The place
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TONGRESS Water on draueht at
~ July 10, 1878. MAsON'S Drug Store.
IfOFF'S celebrated Ext. Malt. fresh supply
1 I Just received by W. s. MASON.
DURE, genuine, unadulterAted London brow n
Stout. just received by W s. MASON.
4 Preventive against Cholera, Mason 3
N Anti Cholera Remedy warranted reliable. aIsO
a specific in Diarrhoea, DEsentery. sc. A bottle
shOu Id be in every house. Found only
July Is, 1873 MASON'S Drug Store.
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PERSONAL.

ECAE E|AL*$ET K co,
The Celebrated Glothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CL0TnING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call specill attention. They will
Read ON sppiiCatI"G tiI=ir improved AGd 0cCurnto
RULES FOR SELF REINSTATEMENT,
end !ui lire Of ssInplee :hoir I'M rnersc stock
OF Cloths, CHs4iIIierca, C"a.iugs. :S'tinga, &c,
IbTd eabiiul- partiCa in any 2art "f country
order their Clothing a:Ii :..jrt4 direct from she
with ;hs certainty cf receiving garments of
Tie Icry Lotest Sy}e
And Jiost Perfect tT'
"ta.nahic. Co"as ordered will he cent by Expr.ss
I" rny part o! the country. As is well known
throughout tina Southern States ;Ley have for Forty
three Years excited in all department is of their
busImesS, winch 5 subs TIA ntiAl guarantee ID
character Of the Goods they will send vut A large
and we'll assorted stock Of
HEADY-MApE CLOTHING
always hand together With a s,:ll lineof
FEEETSItING GOODS
including ell the lescs. novelties in desiga, and
IT iOPLLiH I'HiCES
" hen Goods srrI per Fzp-eas Z. 0 d. there
"'h De A." coll, c;"n charge on z''"u"'sot Sc ANA
Greg. EUcs ;.r eel: IuS.5;i-. Irca;. SaiITcs of
Good uLu t'rc" :.!Sf Eree s9I'iicatiou. III.
trrtian 1i the Fra ;1vitu4 80 our Shote-s
standard.
NOAH WALKER & co,
Maauizc,p-ers mi D.s'"rs iu h!on's and Boy'a
C.oi!,:nac att EnI...-;,In. sio,,,s .ilnsr
'o"a: I:.atie o. iuE'.e |" o,Grr.
l05 ard isl isas:mDre Street.
BALyIMoR%, ND.
Ap,il'.1S71.
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tFor the Suirit of Jefferson /
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Editor Of the Spirit IL send you tho I'd
No. of the writer from Washington, under
the signature of Jefferson in the Phila,
delphia Inquirer. You will see by it that,
people elsewhere are finding out the true cause
Of the distresses of the country, and that the
cause is usp,y! Please append, just below
the article of Jefferson" the opinion of :" Ed
ward Palmer" on Csmry His opinion is
based on the logic of all honest exchange or
trade, and backed up by the word of cd from
Genesis to Revelations :" have at hand
and could give you the tcrts, but for brovity.
will only refer to them: See Sd chapter Of
Daniel 18th verse. for the Cold rorShippcrs.
5,h Nehemiah 18th Ezekiel 9Th verse, 9Th
Psalm, 25 Leviticus 36th and 37th verses. 22d
Exodus 25th verse, Deuteronomy 23d chap
and 10Th and 2lst verses, Ezekiel 22d chap.
and 18th verse, Proverbs 2Sth chap. and Sth
verse, and Job 9th chap. and 18th and 9TH
verses. There is uo established liberty for
men, until "s"ry is utterly overthrown! 1t
is 'cAitc Slurery! OBSERVER.
Sumrnit Point, Feb 25th, 1874.
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"A lady teacher inquired of the members
of a class of Juveniles if any of them could
name the four seasons. Instantly the chub-
by hands Of f1ve-yesr old was raised. end
promptly came the answer, Pepper, salt, wins
egar and mustard +"
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EDUCATIONAL
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

FsTABLlsHED by Congress; adopted by the
u State; aided by the benevolence ofindividuHls.
societes, and other Institutions.
Five Departments of etruction-Literary, Sci
enIidc, Agricultural, Military and Engineering.-
Also a thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart
ment,
scholars and successful educators.
FALL TERM begins Sept 4th WINrER, Decer1-
Der 4. SPRISG, March "a.
COMNEScEAENT, June IS, 1873.
-Folal expenses from s $50 to $3.50 per year
Less to those boarding in clqbs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full particulars,
to ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
Morgantown. ". Va. July %. 1872.
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As twice eleven is twenty-five, how car
twice ten be twenty too
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

s@-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING aud SUB
sCRlPr1oN for the ".Spirit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEo d. McGL1NcY-4Sh 4ShcpAerdstown.
JOHN p. KsRFoor-M
CuAs. R. LEE-Berry0i!ie
JOEL w. 4NId7le,cay.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Dubie1ds Depot.
JAS. W. BARNHART- Enionvl32e.
NJ W. BuRR-Browm's Shop
f. II. ROBERTs-EeGrneysCiW
HENRY S. S.ssLEAGUE-=Leetoaon.
JOHN W. DALGARN
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"A poor family in Green Bay had to mort
gage their six dogs last week to- get barrel
of -four. The case is pitiable.
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- Time is short, and if your cross be
heavy remember you have rot far to carry it
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~ the reading community, have reduced tn
price TO 10 cants per week in advance. Anv Book
TO read for that sum. GEO. r. LIGHT
f0lGARS.-Tbe very beet Cigars sold in town and
y at prices from sc to l5c each No chesp or Ga n-
aged stock hand. Will sell by the BOX n a dis
count. GEO. I. LIGHT
REYNOLDS Pills, and all other patent medi-
1S cincs, cold by GEO. T. LIGHT.
August II, 1873.
7 AMPS, Lanterns and Lamp Goods iu,t receiv-
II ed an, for saIe Ivy GEO. T. LIGHT.
DARLOR LAMPs.-HaIf dozen pairs splend;d
I Parlor Lamps Tor sale BY
Nov. II, 1878. GEO. T. LIGHT.
DREsENTs for every one, to b. found At
Dec. 10, 1919. GEO. I. LIGHTS.
I AMPS the heat and cheap apcsr-for sale by
IL Dec. Q 1918. GEO T LIGHT.
CAGE.-Prre Ground snge, for sale by
~ Dec. 2 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
&ALTPETRE;-Pure saItpetre 2nd common Salt.
- petre. for snle by GEO. 7. LIGHT.
Ill PAINTINGS -genuine-lSos sale by
~ Dec. ,, 1873 GEO T. LIGHT.
ERoUND DPEPPER-pure-s"ld by
SHoE Poish' French Backing, GIycevine Lo.
Dec 2.is7a. GEO. T. LIGHT.
w offer nothing but the best Of articIes-have
supply the common kind if desired.
Dec. ?. 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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Why should artists drink paint ? Be
ause it suits their palate.
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PATENT MEDICINES,

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STAEIuSERY,
embracing all ofthe most popular aud rrab;e re-
Eaedies and also the stest Novels and fpest kinds
OF Stationery.
eo- As the quality of Medicines ;s always of the
greatest importance bo;h TO the Physician aEG his
Patients, ~e make it constant care To E,cure
none but the Purest Meuiciaes and by his long e%-
Perience in the retail business. he is prepared to
ill PhS scans' Prescriptions and Com pound S:cdi-
cues according tn" latest atrictcat rules oE
Pharmacy: Tho public can c"Et:,!eutly rely
having their prescriptions carefully sEd accurately
prepared at ali hours of the day aud nsht
N. B.-I take this occasion to return ray ai4Cere
thanks for the very large patronage bestar ed UPON
me by the community, and To express INV grateful
acknowledgment of the high apor"ciltior 9! my
fellow citizens of Efforts them trrz:n q
that may be able in the future % render ,ntirs
satisfaction to III who may favor witt, rIrir cup
port ind confidence GEO. T. LIGHT
February %, 1872.
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CILvER SOAP, for Silver, sold by
- August u, 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.