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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Postofice at
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending November
9, 1875
Allen Miss Prudy McKelVey Geo. w.
Bouse John NickoId Miss Mary
Howe Matthias Horter Charles
Stambaugh Miss LYDIA.
Persons calling for any of these letters please
say advertised" and give date of list.
J.. MARTIN, P. M.
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IMMENSE WEALTH.-Among the most
wealthy of Americans are the proprietors
OF standard and meritorious of proprieta-
ry medicines. The trade mark for Halls
Balsam is estimated worth $5O0,000. This
the medicine. 1t is the most marvellous
remedy for coughs, colds, and pulmonary
complaints known. Price, 81 90 per bot
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NOTICE.-On the 9Th day of October, A. D.
IN 1875, the Probate Court of Jackson County,
Ohio, declared the estate of Stephen Dunha m
deceased, to be probably insolvent. Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
against the estate to the undersigned admins
traitor, for allowance, within six months from
the time above mentioned or they will not be
entitled to payment. BENONI RHODES,
Admir- of Stephen Dunham, decd.
By w. K. HASTINGS, his atty.
octI4, 1S75-6w
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Our run of job work has been fine all
through the Fall. Two men, sometimes
three. have been engaged, with two job
presses run by steam. We have lately
received some beautiful new fashionable
job type We have one of the best job
Offices in the State.
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Why will you suffer from Rheumatism
Sprains, Stiff Joints, Swellings, Burns,
Scalds or Weak Back, when the Centaur
Liniment affords certain relief Many
articles soothe pain to certain extent,
but the Centaur Liniment cures. The
White Liniment is for the human family,
the Yellow Liniment is for the horses
and animals.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TO TEACHERS.

n o1l0N TO 1HAoH''s'
The Board of School Examiners of jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at jackson, ON the
FIRST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day to day If necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials of good moral character. Ger.
tificates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and viii, in no case, be either antedated, OF
postdated.
BVorIer Of the Board Of Examiners.
Nov III ST6~H ~ w 6ONGBON, Cgefk.
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Ladies, now is your time to get nice
goods. 1 have just returned from the
city with very fine stock of fall milli
merry goods. latest styles. and would be
pleased to have you all call and see my
goods. Rooms in rear of the Court
House, at my residence
= If Mrs. NJ A. DUHADwAy.
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Horses and Mares Wanted.

will be in Jackson Saturday, November
l3, to buy good marketable driving and draught
holses and mares, from to years of age.
G. NEW,
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Miss Frank Carrick died of consump-
ton on last Friday morning and her
funeral took place at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday
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Hugh Woten desires to rent the two
upper rooms in his new building, on
Main street, opposite the Jail They are
convenient for offices, and adjoin the law
offices of James Trip and Judge Has
tings. au5tf
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The Mite Society will meet on Wednes-
day night of this week at the residence
of E. Crandall, on Main street.
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Cross and sickly children can be made
healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria 1t
is more effective than Castor Oil and is
as pleasant to take as honey. For Wind
Collie, Sour Stomach, Worms and Cos
tiveness, there is nothing in existence
equal to Castoria.
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For Pianos and Organs, the very best
better terms than you can buy or rent
elsewhere, address D. S. Johnston, Ports
mouth Ohio If
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PREMIUM LIST.
Premiums Awarded at the Twenty-frst
Annual Fair of the Jackson County
Agricultural Society, Held on the
29th and 30th of September, and the
18th of October, 1875.
HORSES FOR ALL PURPOSES.


LIST premium John w. Johnson, stallion
4yrs and over.............. ................sIO 90
I'd do H. W. Westfa 90
lst premium, Wilson Aleshire, stallion
yrs..................... .................... 90
lst premium, John NJ. Stephenson stallion
yr........................... ................ 90
I'd do Reuben Aleshire, 50
1st premium, A. J.Newel ,gelding yrs and
over....................... ............. 90
I'd do, Alexander so
lst premium, James Mcclure, gelding 8
yrs. .......... ............................ 90
I'd do, VIM. Vaughn.......... 2 90
lst premium, A. s. Dawson, gelding yrs 90
1st premium, John w. johnson, geldingl
yr......................... 90
1st premium, James johnson, flly yrs
and under 90
I'd do, George w. Sell, nlly yrs............. 50
! lst preniupl5 Benjamin Branscosub, ally
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Sheriff Ewing was kicked by horse
last week, and his cheek and nose were
badly bruised.
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LEGAL.

VIM. Goodall VS.. John D. Hood ct al.
On End order of sale.
State of Ohio, Jackson County, SIS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said court on the
4th day of October, A. D. 1875, and to me direct
ed as Sheriff and Special Master ommissioner
in said cause will offer tor sale at the door of
the court house in said county, on
Saturday, November 18th, 1875,
at one O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, to wit:
Lying and being in the Incorporated Village
of Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, and known
as out lot number twenty-five (25), in the north
half of said town, commencing for boundary at
the south east corner of said out lot number
twenty-five, thence west eighty-six 1867 feet,
thence north one hundred and seventy-three
17a) feet thence east eighty-six (S6 feet, thence
south one hundred and seventy-three (173l feet
to the place of beginning, to include all the
buildings and appurtenances thereto belong
ing.
Appraised at g., 400.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of John d. Hood
ct al. to satisfy a Judgment and decree in favor
of William Goodall.
Given under my hand this 11th day of Octo-
ber, 1875. JOHN NJ. EWING,
Shift and Special Master Comr.
W. F. FORREST & J. L. JONES, Att'y's for pl'ff.
oct l4-5w.
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If the person to whom the premium is awar-
ded does not call for it within year, he for
feits it.
The printing of the premium list has been de-
layed by the Board until adequate means could
be raised to meet the claims.
W. SCOTT, Secretary.
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See advertisement of the CINCINNATI
Gazette. We always recommend our
friends. next after the Standard 10 SUP,
scribe for the Gazette. 1t is one OF the
most reliable papers in the country
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BUILDING EXPENSE.
Oct. %, W. c. Gardner, furnishing mate
rial and painting Court House. 90
Oct. %, Samuel A. Stephenson, setting
out forest trees in Court House yard. "a 16
certify that the foregoing is a correct tran
script of the proceedings of the Courty Com
missioners and statement of orders issued dur
ing the month of October, A. D. 1875, as shown
by the records of this ofIlee
]. R. BOOTH, County Auditor.
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices
March 6-tf B. KAHN.
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be at
which all
remaining unpaid penalty
or ne day of June 1876
thee property
of
of Delinquent Tax.
romS Al % oclo p. NJ.
(octl46w)
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LoTs FOR SALE.--Town lots of all sizes
up to five acres, for sale in Austin's Ad
For particulars apply to jackson County
Iron and Coal Company, or H. F. Austin
Wellston, Ohio. IT,
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Dr.. Bakers communication came too
late for this week.
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COUNTY EXPENSE.

October 2, William Law, Sc bushels coal....s 5 s.
October s., Bamzel Lackey, Treasurer
Bloomfield tp., settlement of school
1unds OF salQ
October 5, =. X. Crumit, school examiner. 4 OF
October 8, r. E. Colvin, juror, May term. 2 OF
October z, Militia Sullivan, witness Ohio VS..
Thomas Plummer ct AIM. ................. 81
October 7, William Rowland, witness Ohio
VS.. David Edgar. 81
Octoher9 8, III. y. Jenkins, constable fees,
Ohio VS.. Robert Addison. 81
October 8, G. Q. Mercer, assistant constable
fees Ohio VS.. Robert Addison ...............: / 81
October Q, James Spears, witness Ohio VS..
Ellas JOnnSOn "
October 8, William Chambers, juror, March
term, o.
October IL, Benjamin Rippeth, witness,
May term, lSIo... z
October IL, Rose Hutchinson, witness,
Ohio vs. John Blakely. .... ....... O.
October Is, Henry Burnside, returning poll
October ls, Henry Hughes returning poll
book, j. p. election, Franklin tp..,..,... 8
October ID, George NJ. Canter, returning
poll book, Hamilton tp..-..................... !
October IL, John Q. Elliott. white washing
october ID, Bdwerd Heath, wituess, Ohio
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Iyr......................... ............ o.
I'd do, Frank q
1st premium, Samuel Overly, brood mare
yrs and over-----..-------------.- u
I'd do John n. o.
lst premium John NJ. Stephenson, horse
colt. SO
ID do, Cameron DUNCAN "a
Ist premium, Samuel overly. mare COLT. 90
ID do, James McCiure............. / 90
lst premium, John Reed, mule yr......-..-- 90
ID do, ................. 90
Ist premium, Benjamin Branscom, mare
for all purposes 20
ID do. J.. y.......................... so
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For Health, Comfort e Economy.
ARMSTRONG. BRO, 81 CO.'S.
erand lists
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AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO
November 2, 1875. (
| Statement of orders issued ON the Treasurer
OF said County for the month of October, A. d.
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March 10th license was issued TO
James Henderson and Phubee Lyons,
butn return is made of marriage.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-11

1t will be reeollected that when the
Virginius affair had excited to madness
the portion of our people who love strife,
Mr.. Sumner wrote a letter to a New
York war meeting. which was suppress
ed for the reason that it decidedly op-
posed any tanning of the war spirit
against the Spanish republic. On the
opening of the succeeding Congress. Mr..
Sumner found on his desk a telegram
from tie deputies of the Republican ma
jority of the Spanish Congress conveying
their heartfelt salutations and felicita-
tion on the sympathy expressed in be-
half of their country, and saying that
similar sentiments animated them with
regard to their brothers in America. and
prompted them to hope that recent diff
ferenees would result in peace. How
much more dignifed and noble are such
sentiments on both sides than those
which melted so many of our citizens to
demand redress by the brutal arbitra-
ment of the sword.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-11

TnE NORWAY BIRDS CHRISTMAS CAR
oL.-They have sweet Christmas music
in Norway-Norway. that far.cff coun-
try. with the steel blue sky and frozen
sea. 1t is song in the air. The sim
pie peasants make the birds taat inhab-
it those rude coasts and icy valleys so
very happy on this one day of the year
that they sing Of their own accord glad
carol ON Christmas morning. and all the
people come out Of their houses and re-
joice to hear it. On Christmas eve. af-
ter the birds have sought shelter from
the north wind, and the still night is
bright with stars. the good people bring
from their storehouses sheayes Of corn
and wheat. and. tying them to slender
poles. raise them from every spire. barn.
gate post and gable. Then when, after
the long night, the Christmas sun arises.
browning the mountains with splendor-
every spire and gable bursts into sudden
song. The children run out to hear the
old church spire singing the older peo-
pie follow the air is filed with the fut-
ter of wings and alive with carols o.
gladness. The song of the birds fills ey
cry village with happiness. and TO thi.
living. grateful anthem the people re
spond in their hearts. GLORY to God il
the highest; on earth peace. good vii
to men. "-Fron4 81. NicAoLas toy Jun
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Concluded nert aceek.

EXHIBITION OF WREsTLING.-A com
pany filling John A. Andrew Hall, at
Boston, Dec. -. witnessed an exhibition
Of wrestling between John McMahon of
Rutland Vt. the champion wrestler Of
America. and Homer Lane Of New York,
no less well known than his antagonist.
The exhibition was collar and elbow
hold. best two in three square back falls.
and it is rarely SO good show of this
kind of sport is gwen. After bout of
some ten minutes. during which all the
fine points we're shown. McMahon gain
ed the first fall; the second in about the
same time was won by Lane. and the
third a very close bout. was won by
Nc Mahon amid loud cheers. Between
Tie bouts there was singing. dancing.
club swinging aud an excellent bone
| solo by Master Barker.
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The diamond drill is now extensively
used in preliminary mining. to ascertain
the exact location and thickness OF ore
or coal at given points. II is not un-
common to bore into the sides Of hills or
mountains for hundreds Of feet with a
two-and-a-quarter inch diamond drill of
tubular form. BY this means solid
cores or specimens Of the borings can be
had. Conglomerate rock cores. l2 feet
in length, in one piece. have thus been
obtained.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-11

Mr. Samuel w. Francis of the New
York Academy Of Medicine, has pub
lished pamphlet in which he makes
gallant plea for the mosquito. He thinks
it was designed to drive men from mala-
rial districts. Good enough. Believing
that all things are created for purpose
VIC have always regarded mosquitoes as
useful beings even when hunting them
at midnight. but We have hitherto placed
them in the same category as Jobs boils.
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Worcester, Mass, has an intelligent
dog. and his penchant is for baby tend
ing; he is a Newfoundland. and his
charge and playmate six-months-old
youngster. Baby was up stairs the
other day, when its mother going away,
the little fellow set up a pitiful cry, to
the great distress Of the dog. who bark
ed and whined No relief appearing,
doggy took the matter into his own
charge, and picking up the baby carried
it down two flights of stairs into the
kitchen. where he deposited it safely at
the feet of its terrified mother.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-01-11

Rev. Isaac EIett. of the Chicago
Christian Church. is business like
preacher. At meeting OF his congre-
cation. be said II should like to con-
tinue as your pastor another year. and
will stay if you will pay me $4,000. |
cannot stay for less aud | would like
an answer right away" He was engag-
ed.
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What have you been dOin' p asked
a boy Of his playmate. whom be saw
coming out Of the house with tears in
bis eyes. i've been chasing birch
rod round my father. was the snarling
reply.
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A Greenfield woman was rather sur
prised. the other day. to see strange
man walk c0olly down her front stairs
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THE RIGHT MoTIvE.-It is related
that when Andrew Fuller went into his
native town to collect for the cause of
missions, one of his old acquaintances
said
well, Andrew, I'll give five pounds,
seeing its yow"
NO." said Mr. Fuller, II can take
nothing for this cause, seeing it's me,
and handed the money back.
The man felt reproved but in mo-
ment he said,
ANDREW, you are right Here are
ten pounds, seeing it's for the Lord
Jesus Christ"
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SUCCESSOR To wN JOsLYN & SONS DEALER
y Boo Drugs Medicine. Dye Stutis. Paints, Oils. JaI-
fn Turpcutne Nuruishes. Brushes, Window Glass,
Putty hooks, Stationery and Fancy Goods.
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A ROYAL When two
young people start out in life together
with nothing but determination to sue
ceed, avoiding the invasion of each 9TH
er's idiosyncrasies, not carrying the can
die near the gunpowder, sympathetic
with each others employment, willing
to live on small means till they get large
facilities, paying as they 60, taking life
here as discipline, with four eyes
watching its perils, and four hands fight
ing its battles-whatever others may
say or do. that is royal marriage. 1t
is SO set in the heavenly archives, and
the orange blossoms shall wither on nei-
ther side the grave.
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When it comes to point lace, all wom-
en- can see the point.
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gNFlLER ~ ROOTS SHOES AND FINDINGS
or Che ue-t Kind and quality. offered cheap for
sasn store opposite the Drug store.
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.,rCCEssOR To j. P. CHENEY, WILL CONTINUE
y tp SELL 20 Large Variety ur Sewing aud Knitting
Machines Ouiers solicited.
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Commit The following TO memory. and any time
YOU viii have TO your tongues end the names of the
munarchs Of England. from the time of the conquest
down 20 the present date
firet Wilinui. the norman. then Henry. hts SON
Henry. stephen and Henry then Richard and John.
Next Henry. thiId. Edwards one two and three,
Aud agniu after Richard three Heury's we see.
Two Edwards. third Richard. tf rightly guess.
two HeurNs. sixth Edward. Queen Mary aud Bess;
Ihru Jamie the scott; and Charles whom he slew;
Ihru followed Cromwell another Charles too.
Next James called the second. assembled the throne
Then WI liam aud Mary together on.
Till Anne. George four. aud fourth William all past,
God sent them Victoria. the youngest and last.
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GRocERs' SwINDLEs.-The american
Grocer has been interesting itself in ex-
posing certain frauds which are constant
ly practiced in packing goods for market.
Mackerel kits are, it is said, almost
invariably short weight. Boxes of raj
sins which should weigh twenty-five
pounds net are found to average not
more than eighteen or nineteen, and
baking powders, spices. and other goods
put up in packages, not excepting flour
and pork, are sometimes as much as
twenty per cent, short. Similar prac-
tices prevail to some extent in canned
goods. These trickeries have originated
in competition among retail dealers, Gus
toners buying packages which sell at
the lowest rates, without taking the
pains to ascertain whether the contents
come up to the prescribed weight. The
Grocer keeps standing at the head of its
columns the very sensible advice to its
readers to ''count, measure. weigh and
gauge everything you buy"
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NIRs. LN. SMITH.

TVVOULp ANNOUNCE TO THE PEOPLE OF
w Blrtun aud vicinity that she Is now prepared
tt.l a hInds Of Piuiu family Sewing. such as Shirts
Points. Vests. Dress Making &c. Please give her a
tsU House over WoOdmun boot and shue store.32uy
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COUNTING APPLE-sEEDs.
Hr LIMA a. BARTON.

zone love- two. love. thr-e love the same;
Four Hove with all my heart" the maids en- shvly
counts
While at the tpnd thought Of an often-whspered
name.
The rrsy-tnted blush to the cheek of damask
mounts
Then cuwrs the one she passes BY, ard five cast
away"
For the maiden is too loyal with a brave mans
heart o. play.
SiX h. loves seven she loves eight they both love-
YES. In truth
Love they both rs love the robins IN the mating
time ct youth.
"Nine. he cumes ten. he taTries.
EeNcu hc courts aud twelve.-he matries r.
With blush the happy maiden drops the last brown,
satin scyd.
And before the hre sits musing fair and sweet TO view
indeed
With ruddy fre.light playing DER the waves of
golden hair
And with rosy fingers smoothing every line Of care
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A LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS PoINT
ILLUSTRATED. .-lsaac Parker, colored
waiter at Parker's restaurant, in the
Powers paper company's block in Spring
field, turned somersault Thursday af-
ternoon, just for the fun of it, in the
kitchen. which is the French-roof story,
and loosing his equilibrium, fell down
the elevator we'll, five stories to the base
ment, which wasn't so funny. He was
concious, however, when taken up, and
was carried to his home on Willow
street. He complained of a pain in his
back, but no bones are known to be
broken As luck would ludicrously
have it, Maj. Gilmore was expatiating
on the benefcent advantages of accident
insurance to a gentleman in his office
when the colored person passed the door
in making his somewhat rapid descent.
WELL well !" exclaimed the Union,
'does the major keep subjects on the
fifth floor so as to have an accident
most any time, by way of illustration p
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and out into the street.s and going up
stairs she was yet more astonished to
find that tramp had slept in her best
bed the night before.
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rOr0rRIETOE OF TIE ORLEANS COUNTY
Marble Works Foreign ana American Marble,
Gnyastuuc.. Monuments, &c
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Pr KENDALL.
A TrOENEY. BARTON LANDING, VERMONT.
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W. W. MILES,
A TTORNEY AT LAW.
II ego North Cmftsbuy, VI.
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DEp0T STORE SUCCESSORS TO GRANDY.
J skinner Is Pufker.) Dealers In Flour Corn. Cru
sares Hardware Paints and Oils. Barton Landing.N VI.
ukNIEL SKINNER. I-l4 G $. SKINNER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


L. A. THOMPSON
TVORNEY, COUNSELLOR AND SOLICITOR.
"A AZ % Bounty and Pension Agent, Irasburgh, VI
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ROBERT GliLI~,
hEALEE rs HARNESSES blankets whips, curry
- rumUs &C.. barton Landing VI
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.SS DIRECTORY.

Al. CUTLER.
4 1TILLINERY DREssMAElNG AND PATTERN
VI Rooms.
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E.G. STEVENS,
GlEEEpN DENTIST AZ Little Hotel IN Barton
'' Village ever, "Wednesday. Hnrtou Landing VI
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A. y. BLAKE.
\ TANUFACTURER OF FLOUR. MEAL 4 FEED.
VI Dealer iu all kinds Of Grain.