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HARTFORD, MARCH isT. 1878. Edior ef ns Bee
 DRAa SIR.--Thls has been busy week. The calendar has been pretty full every day, and Is well checked on. Some of the more important bills, like insurance, temperance, and "dog bllls,' gre yet 10 be heard, and evidently there will be some warm and able speeches made upon them. The Charter Oak will receive "black eye" by this legislature U we can judge from Inc change of feel lnE In tho house for few days past. Truman Smiths impraelicable bill can never pass this house, but some addi- iional slringency will be added to the professed temperance cause, no doubt. Dogs never created more interest In leg islslion than al present. Doctors and professors discuss rabies and hydropho- bis before the committee, until tho com ml,lee seem to prefer rabies and every thing else to further talk. The great qusslion Is. how to enforce stringent law, or any law in the matter. Some timid ones seem to think that the owners of dogs would precipitate civil war fl you hurt their dog" Bat when there gre two hundred thousand dogs 10 sixty thousand sheep, and as one good persons life Is worth more than all the dogs In the Stnte, it is not best 10 be scared by worsbippers of dogs, but it Is best to tax and restrain them without fear of re- yenge. The previous question is now being called for, in order 10 adjourn in two or three weeks. This is we'll some times, but little debate often lays bare tho evils of bill, and defeats ii. The best debaters so far on the democratic side ara Gallagher, Krndrick, Williams, and hcManus. The republicans are An drews, Brewster, Frisbie and Parker. narden of Stamford has all the elements of an orator, but as yet his modesty seems to hold him in restraint Hartford no doubt would like yearly sessions 10 make things lively, but the biennial ses. sions will now be likely to be adopted, as lhe first step in that direction is now taken. No one objected 10 the proposed amendment. Hartford would have been called selfish 10 have objected. No mem- Der wished to say that many aspiring men would have just half the chances of becoming "HouOrables,' and in emer- gencles the Governor could call the legislature together.
 Count Johannes made himself ridicu- lous as ever at Roberts Opera House this week. If Richard III was tue imGecilc that Georges" acting would indicate, then Shakespeare and history are terribly at fault. Sacb yelling and heoting wss never heard in Hartford before, and God grant that it may never be again.
 REF.
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nTsTRICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Probsts Court. D February 7th, 1878.
 Estate of Betsey PlAtt. lato of NewtoWn Conn, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New town hath limited snd allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said hstste represented insolyent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed John N. Besrdslee, Aaron Sanford and Simeon 5. Peck, Esqs, of Eewtown, Conn.,, commissioners to re- ceivs and examine said Claims. Certified by CHARLES FAIRMAN, Judge. The subscribers give notice tkat they shall nee: at tine house oi Horace Plgtt in said Eewtown, on the lsi day ef June, sud at the Probate Once 7th day of August 1878, at o'clock, in the forenoon, on each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 JOHN M. BEARDGLEE,
 AARON SANFORD,
 SIMEON B. PECK,
 Commissioners All persons indebted to said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment ts
 PHIL0 CLARKE, Administrator.
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Ing, not even to the young lady that he escorted home--iirst he spoke was just before the old COW was going to Kick him over, when going to milk her on tue following morning.
 Chas. Lemons orchestra went to San. dy Hook to play for a dance, Some of the Woodbury boys went with them.
 There was a very nice party assembled at the residence of Mr. George Barnes. There was a very nice table spread for the guests. The whole party seemed to enjoy themselves. Misses Minnie Denny and Jennie Drnkley favored Inc guesis by playing the piano. Mir. Chas. Lem. ons played the cornet, and Mir Charles Pierce the flute. BAsHLuM
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For Sale.

One onehorse Work Wagon; one Spring Wagon; one Cart. For sale cheap.
 Apply to
 GEORGE B. FAIRCHILD.
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Following Testimonials,

Worcester, Feb. l. lbIb. To whom if may concern: This is to certify tbAt have used Starchlene and consider it invaluable, and would not be without il. cheeriully recc0moud 1t 10 all housekeepsrE.
 MRS. CRABLks J. PRATT, sO2 MaiA st. Worcester, Feb. ?, 1878. Gents We the undersigned having used your stsrchlens do most cheerfuliy reccomend 1t to the public as the best article of the kind that We have ever used.
 MrR W. c. Rugg l53 Grafton st. Mrs. Il. c. Dodge, Il Nendon st Mrs. A. C. CAdOret C. LADartine st.
 Mrs. F. r. Norway, 29 Penn. avenue. Ars. G. n. Pierce, Il Providence st. Mrs. J. Dawson. Arlington st. Mrs. William Pathle, 50 Jefferson st.
 Miss Margerst Linoy, Is COIuln ba st. Mrs. E. Brooks, aundress, 73 CeatrAl st, Mrs. L. Goddard, 69 Laurel St, Worcester Mass., F.b 3, 1873. l Gonts We. the undersigned, having for some time solf starchlGue, ,hnd that our customers speak in the highest terms of 1t and our sales are con- stautly increasing. Respectfully yours, $. A. Pratt, Union Store, A Front st. Walker Huntington < Co.,, Lincoln sq. Joseph Lewis, corner School aud Union st William T. Allen Son, Il Main St. William 0 Patten Co.,, S33 Main st, L. Harrington, 52l Main st. smith & Crockett l43 Grafton st. S.ratt & Son. cor. Front and Trumbull gt. | A. Marcy Go Grafton st. A. C Cadoret, 97 Lumarttne st. | P. Joseph Martin 20 Lamartine st. N r. Huot, corner Norfolk and Sudelk st. For sale in New Haven by l D. M. WEIGH, 28 Congress avenue. 1 STOKE & CHIDSEY, l Church street. GEORGE A. WHITMORE, corner Park and | Souh StreeiS.
 1 C. B. STORER. 4 DirlOeH Guenae. l.. $. MASON, T45. Strts street.
 RH G E. !. WRIGHT corner Bradley and 1 Wiiiidnt Streets.
 II. 4. BLAkEMAN, 534 Chapel sreet.
 4. W. MYTH # co. IA HO0e street.
 P. B. PARMLEE G CU., corner Whdllsy dre nue and Orchard streets. c. C. BRONSON 6 SON, IFS Division Strest.
 LEIGH BROS. S82 Saie stree'
 5. Ell. B0SWORTH & co.
 157 WASHINGTON ST BOSTON PETER McQUAiD State Agent,
 49 Church Street, 1 NEW Ef,ES.
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WEST SIDE.
NLMELEss.

There was a sociable at the residence of Mk. Charles Mitchell last Monday
 night. It was called dumb sociable. " After you had arrived at the house, and joined in with the circle, if you spoke YOU were fined five cents. One young nsaa never spoke at all during the even
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State and General News,

A Spanish proverb says: "The man who, on his wedding day, starts as 8 lieutenant in the family will never be promoted"
 'Oh 10 be nothing !" was one of the hymns that Brother Sankey used to sing in lhe Hppodrome. Now, George Fran cis Train makes proclamation to lhe world: Il have evo!uted into being mo- body" Having reached this desirable contamination, the great peanut eyolu zionist of Madison square can now join the revivslist irm of Moody aAd Saukey. We find the following passage in the speech of an Elko (Nev) lawyer to a jury: "Here we have physician, man who from his high and noble calling should be regarded as one who would sc0rn to stain his soul win perjury. But what did he testify, gentlemen :? l put he question to him piainly, Where W as luis man stabbed And what was his replyy Unblushiugly he replied that ! the man was stabbed about an inch tu the left of the medal line, and yet VIC have proved by three unlmpeachable witnesses that he was stabbed just below the Young America hoisting works"
 Eleven boys in Napa, Cal, formed q brigand club, and sLarted out for adven. ture. During a week they stole food by day and camped at night Then theil frightened parents overlook, captured and whipped them.
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House For Sale.

A dwelling. house, barn. carriage-house, and six acres of land, located in Zoar district, a mile and half from Sandy Hook. Will be sold cheap for cash, or sn reasonable terms. Inquire on the premises. J. A. GREAToN.
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KNyEY-CANFIELD.- Tn Washington, Conn. 1. Feb 25th, by the Rev. w. Colton, of Warren ,ar W. F. Kinney of New Milford, fo Miss Florence I. Canheld of Washington No cards.
 JONAS-HYELM.-In DanbuTy, Feb. 2sth, by Rev. Mir. Hubbard, Mir. Charles Jonas of New tsyn. se Mss Gustafvs Hysin q Dsabury.
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10000 Agents Wanted 10 Sell s;:dI|ilsI[ZlI7 ;;|'!1 I[Zl:lI,7 RINK i;l|lE NIX

By the veteran author, T S ArtBur. The most intense story, " tn powerful arguments and stare ling ploois ever combined in Ous volume. Tho work ot Murphy, Reynolds, iHebriate Asyluns CrusaGe, etc. A marvellous book, gra1dly eVrsed by sll temperance authorities. ysle Is rap i'd. great chance to eGln money. For extra terra< address Hubbard Pros, Pubs. 3a9 Main street Springfield, bfdss. OUR BELLS, just re- daced 2 per cent. are seliing fssi.
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WVINsEVVrl ENUF Il EoEVi
 To whom fl may eopcern:
 This is to certify tbat have used starchlene and consider 1t invaluable, and would not be without it, cheeriully reccOmeud 1t to all housekeepsrS. MRS. CRARLks J. PRATT, sO2 MaiA st.
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STARCHLENE l!
 PEufUMED STARCH GLOSS
 FOR HOT OR COLD STARCH. A GREAT DISCOVERY.

tLeir linen that brilliant polish peculiar 10 tne Laundry work. saving time and labor ID ifoAing more than it's entire cost. Warranted. Ask for
 starchlene P.rfumed Starch Gloss. Sold every.
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Nc are also Sole Agents for the South
crn States Of the
MatchlesS' Burdett Organs,
7HE BEST NOW MADE.
posIrIvELSy CURED.

fn boz cured should try DR. kIS-NEE.S CE.E-
DRAFTED CONSERVATIVE POWDERS. These
FowlaUs l-r Noe only preparation known that
ofN cure CONSUMPTION and al diseases OF the
Tm1tr tyr LuSas indeed, 20 strong s our
faith iu them, and also fJ convince you that
they are mo- humbug. vc will f0raard tJ every
sufferer. hy mll, post paid y free 7ril' BpI
We don't wagt your money until you are
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers. 10
sour .'s s worth saving. don't delIy in Civ
ing these Powders trial, as they viii surely
rUor YOU.
Price for large bok, g. 90, cent 10 my part
OF tHe Uri'r1 States or Canada ~ mai, on re-
.airt Oft price Address
ASH & ROBBINS.
Fulton Street. brooklyn y. T..
It. 'H.I...E.
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Symptoms Of 4 Diseased Liver.
PAIN inthc rights side under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the leil side.
the pntientisrarclva able to lie onthc left
side; sometimes the pain is fcltundcr
the shoulder blade, and it frequently
extends TO the top of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for a Ihcuma-
tism in the arm. ! he stomachis Affect
eel with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general arc costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head lis troubled with pain. acconpan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation Of having
left undonc something which ought TO
have been done IA Slight, dry cough
is sometimes M attendant. The pa
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation of :hc skin his spir-
its are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, vet he can scarcely summon
up iortitudc enough 10 tTy it. In feet,
nc distrusts every remedy. Several OF
the above ptomsaltcndthc disease,
but cases have occurred where few OF
them existed, yet examination of the
body, aitcrdcath, has shown the IIvRK
t. have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AM YER.
DIR. 9. MCLANE's LIVER PH.Is,lN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive Of
. the most happy results. No better
cathartic can Toe used, preparatory T.,
or after taking Quininc We wohI
advise all who ;,rc aftliS.r,i with this
disease 10 give then \ FAIR TRIAL
For all Bilious arrangements and -
asimplc purgativc thcyarcuncqualcd.
BEwkHE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. 6. MELANT's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression On.
M'LANE'5 LIVER Pills
The genuine NJ! Lh%E. $ LIVER Pills
bear the signatures OF c. M:LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on tho wrappers.
ryInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving You the genuine Dr G.
MCLANE', LIVER PuLs, prepared
bv Fleming Bros Pittsburgh Pa r.
Sold by all respectable druggists
md country StUTCkeCpCTs gCacgai.y.
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w EST VIRGINIA, TO WIT
Nov. %, Is. 1.-ly.

w EST VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Al Circuit Court of Hampshire County,
continued and held at the Cour,-honse Of said
county, on the Both dav of October, 1877.
y. L. Fluurnoy, Commissioner OF School
land, having filed ni' petition for the sale of
1850 ACRES Of land, situate on the South Branch
Mountain and drains Of s. Branch Z Little Capon
In said county, il being part OF tract of , Geo
acres, and also for the sale Of The moiety of | :
$50, 1.-THE residue OF said tract which formerly
belonged To- Thomas D. White
Aud it appearing from said petition that A.
lexander Monroe and Franklin Ewers, claim
titles 10 the said lands and that the unknown
heirs of Thomas b. White and Anthony Gro
vcrman, may be interested in the same
Aud il appearing FROM an affidavit That TIC
said crs OF Ihomss b. White and Anthony
GroYerman, are Uukuowu-lt is ordered thai
the said unknown heirs do sppear on the first
day OF the next term Of said Court aud DO what
IL necessary TO protect their interests in the pre-.
misses. Teste,
V, NJ. POLLING, cccHc.
Jan. 2j, lS7S.-4w.
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IoRri iEAHs BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. c.. MCLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
or
YER MIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.


TIE eou1atenanceis pnleand lcaden-
coloTetl, with occasional flushcS, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes become dull the pll.
pals dilate !; an azure semicirClc runs
along the lower eyelid /; the nose is II
rltltCd, svclls, and sometimes blccdS
aswcliing Of the upperlip occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
buug Of the ears {; an unusual secretion
of SILVA; Shiny or furred tongue :;
breaih very foul, particularla in the
morning; appetite Variable, ssnrc o.
times voracious, with a gilauing SEN
saffron ofthc stomach, atotlerS, entire
Bgonc tIeeting pains in the stomach :;
occasional nausea and vomiting,;,Tio-
lent pains throughout the abtiDmbn :.
bowels irregular, at times Csostro
stools Shiny not unfrcqueniiytlugtd
with blood belly swollen and iuul
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult. and accompanied by hic-
cough. coughsomctImcs dry and con-
vliisive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper
variable, but generally irritable &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
aic found To exist.
DIR C. MEL A,NE,'S YEIeAiETUCE
will certainly aAeot on'u.
IT DOES Noa: GoE.iA-S. NRHoUHY
in any form observation-disclosures
Gon.nofoaEaGaa of ablLr the slighl.
est ini,ry tn, MomnG.' Ltn,tsr iyiIaNI.
1hegsnuinn I1n MEILNwn'GVEK.
mlFuGH bIurr tiio, agiHtIucs- of {.
NJ ILASNI.saul:EUHsI .leiluS, on the
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MANHOOD:
ROW LOST, HOW RESTORED =

Tnst published, new edition &c Dr. Culver.
6>EtS, wells Celebrated Essay on the radiunl
sa-SttS' cure (wiihout medicinel of Spermntor-
l. - rhces or Seminal Weakness, Iuvpluninry
Seminal Losses. lmpoiency, Mental and hysioai
lnoapGcity, Imp dmenIs 10 Marriage. ct --nlso
Consumpticn,, EpIepsy, and Fiis, induced by
Acknowledgements an =iaIs extra ynERnce. DC.
Priuss irn ., .Es'iir' 60 velbpe, only cents
The oelehIrttpd siItnr:. in ihis admirable Es.
say, cle,Hl8 ds'Imnussuttss from thirty Yea RS
successful. ninW,ire this' tig ainFmng conse-
qnences al +s'n.Eiusc .nnfy lee rndirally cured
wiihouh tho dhIGPatuIjs Ifsr on iIIOrnnl med cine
or tho application yl tie iisiifAe. pointing out
mode az ousc az umrr single certain K eifettual
10y means Of Ys!hIjf rvarv nifi,r,rr, mntter
what his condition. nn,Y .lpq. may cure himself
"heaply, privHtey,, su,h r0htniItv
Ets- his hFcisrg eiUhibtise ini tfip' hRnds OF
every yonth and! evsfrS nWr in tl,r hndi
Sent under saNl, n "a ilihin r1'v,.buee 10 suy
address, post paid on,Vr, OF jr eIi,s IN tsn
postage stamps,
Address tie puBisbIars
THE CULVERWILIIJL MEDICAL 90
~ Ann St. New York. Post Office iliJ1I6sB.
oct j., ls5T-Iy.
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AnnOIIR cement.

4 respectfully announce io the people Of Hsmp
A shire aud adjoining counties, that am pre-
pared TO DO all kinds Of
StoneD1dSoRry g. BJjcItCOrh'
Cia0n Bmidi19 n Spccio}g.
5s5~ Orders solicited and work guaranteed.
ID. i. JOHNSON.
Romney, Hamp. CO., w Va, Nsy a. 1877 -Iv.
y. y Orders left al this Olice will receive
prompt attention..
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NATIONAL
$500 Pianos for $3.50.

And All other styles In the came proportion. IN.
Guiding Grand, Square and Upright-all frE-
-'7v sold direct tp the ysop's on fge,sry prices.
No agents no commissions no DISCOUNTS 90
These Pianos made Que OF the Rnest displays al
Doe Centennial Exhibition, and we're unanimous
by roc0mmcndrd for the PIGugsr H0Soas. Req
1''r'y Incorporated Manufacturing CO. New
Mann lHctOry one of The largest and finest in
The world. The Square Grands contain Wsthu-
shek new patent DupleE OverstIung Scale The
greatest mproyt meut 10 The history Of Piano
making. The Tprghis are ihe fnsst q, fusyiea
Pianos sent on ttisl. Don faiI 10 write for ~
Illustrated aud Descriptive Catalogue, mailed
rec
MENDELSSOHN PIANO co.
No. jG Broadway. ny.
Apri. ~. 1S.-.-ly.
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For Sale,
Al Monuf;rrreys' Prices.
AULTMAN & TAYLOR.
SWEEPSTAKES and OTHER
Ehreshers,

y specially from horse to 10 horse powers.
Es> Steam Engines from to l2 horse power.
Buckeyc-Farmers' friend, and Kelsr Grain
Drills ton Hay and cattle scales. 500, corn
shelters, Hay Presses, Horse Hay Forks, Fruit
Dryers, Feed steamers. Road scrapers Feed cut
ters, corn cIuShers Farm Wagons. spring " a.
gons, single aud double seated Bgggies. aud
over 80 other Agricultural and other machines
From my long experience in nsing, handling
and selling implements, I think can he OF SER
ice TO those wishiue to purchase the
BsS amt Latest IdprOved Mrchjne,y.
vnd as do not go to ,he expense of travelling
or storing goods, ! propose to give the benefit
OF ell that and more To MI who purchase OF me
And warrant every article | SELL Send for cir
culars
L Il. CARSKADON.
keyscr, West Va
Nov. %, 1S.G-1y.
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In Groceries,
IN HARDWARE.

everything that is usually wanted such as Ia
BILE Cutlery Builders Hardware, Carpenter's
Tools, Nails, Bar, Rod. sheet strap aud scallop
Irons. Steels, Ploughs. aud Plough Castings Of
all kiads. We sell points Tor all ploughs that
are in use in this country.
Queenswa-e complete, embracing Lamps. Rur-
ners, chimneys aud shades-nice Tin Chamber
sets.
cts.
Ingrsin, country made, Rag, Hemp. Floor
aud Table OIL Cloth, Oil Cloth 4 Btussell Rugs.
DRUGS
very complete stock oi staple Drugs Paints
Dl e-stuils and Oils, sHch as Linse.d, Fish Gil,
Meats Foot, inbrieating, aud spirits Turpentine
Tobacco, superior stock, Seyars, Garrett 3
snuiIs, &c.
IinwFre Of all kinds, lard cans, Gil cans, &c.
NoodeuwHre complete, Wash Tubs Buckets
Measures, Corn Baskets, Washboaris Patent
aud Dasher Churns, We'll Buckets &c
salt.
re- Produce FALL kinds wanted at full mar
Ret value CHl and examine our stock Plea =
"a 10 show our goods ut all times
GlLkESON, PUG ii * VANCE.
Romney, Oct 60 1871
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EyTwo Irishmen were proceeding in
company to ajailyard to witness all ex,
ccution, when one said to the other: Il
say, Pat, whereiwud ye be if the hang,
man had his dues?' Sure said Pat,
I'd jst Gc walkiu' down this shtreet all
alone
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HAVING bad an experience Of tbir,r 49,,
ms workman In rspairinp W.i.b..
Clocks and Jewelry. can assure the poblic 90
this community that ieel fully competent .,
do oil work entrusted to my care in a vi
manlike and satisfactory manner. can =
found during business hours at nv shop IN IL.
room near DIR. j. NJ. Sny der's residence sbov.
the Poet Office Building
As expect to locate permanently in Rom.
ney AID can do good work, my charges viii
De moderate, in accordance with whs, Is reqnir.
I'd to be done, and will endeavor 10 the utio,,,
to please those who favor me with their petros.
age Old Gold and Silver taken In ,Icb0tgs
Tor WORK or mace into new pins, rings chains
&c, tn order. | will call at the resi,,epre y,
persons in town having Clocks 10 repair, and ,et
their movements, and return them in goud ,,
der. All work warranted
asonic & Oldfsllows Badges,
Made To order. pny- Orders from dis,src,
promptly attended to.
CHARLES c. LEWIS
Romney, Feb. IL, ls77.-ly.
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New FALL GOODs /!
XNE are hack from the East and have for
w the past Is days been receiving our Fall
supply OF cheap and attractive
GOODS.
suited to the wants Of our people, comprising
The VARIED lines.
In Dry Goods,

a complete stock OF staples, viz: bieachcd and
brown ALslios. Osntons in all colors, Print
and Cre'ons, in all qualities and styles, Alpa-
cas-, Cashmere, Lus,res &c, Repel,sni Cloths,
Shawls, large and small, Hosiery in all solors
ard styles tor Ladies, Misses and ChildIen, q
splendid stock Of Cassime,es, Tweeds. Fallei
cloths, kentucky Jeans, &c 4, a superior assert
ment OF Ready made Clothing in suits, over
Goats, &c.
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a DuEMMA,-WhIe n country par
son was preaching. the chief OF his par
ishioners. sitting near the pulpit, was
fast asleep; wncreupon he said, Now,
beloved friends. am in great strait !;
for III speak too softly those at the fur
ther end Of the church cannot hear me,
and if talk too lond l shall wake the
chief man in the congregation.
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NXTdlLE the glad news is spread abroad that
Wv we have good crop, let every man re
form and economise and buy sour goods where
you can get them The cheapest. | solicit all To
come and examine my goods. | have on hand
a Full stock of
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W.T. AND TEUNIoR

~ Say. mister,' said newsboy TO
= man with n high shirt-collar, the 9TH
er day, how do you manage TO spit over
that collar? DO yoa use LADDER