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At Saratoga they tell this story abou'
au old maid from Boston. Miss War
rem, believe. who left the hop-roon
with n young gentleman from Cincin.
nati 20 sit on the flirting balcony. Az
ter sitting these ten minutes, saying
little aud looking at the moon a great
deal, Miss Warren drew a long sigh
and said
Nobody loves me, my dear Mr..
johnson, nobody
"Yes, Miss Warren, God loves you,
aDd-your mother loves you"
Mr. Johnson, let's 60 inn
Aud five minutes afterwards Miss War
rot bed another young gentleman on
the flirting 0alcsny. She was again
trying the drawlneYut dodge On an.
other poor inuoceut. pnsupecting Gin
ciDnatian.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

The effect Of Democrats election
victories in the North is shown by
these same statistics. On the LIST OF
November, 1862, il required S3 in Con-
federate currency to buy 81 in gold.
But on November 10th the value OF
Confederate currency had so far risen,
owing to the news from the North, that
| 80 of the paper would buy 81 in gold.
By the lst of December IT bad dropped
back again to 80 IN paper for 81 "
gold. So, on the Goth OF August, 1864
1t required 1872 in Confederate paper
10 buy 81 in gold; but, on the 29th of
August the Democratic National Con-
vention in Chicago declared the war n
failure. aud the Confederate currency
Immediately jumped mp in value 50
that, ali through September, il only
required $50 to buy 81 in gold. Aud
then, as election approached, and the
Democrats boasted that Mcclellan
would be chosen, the Confederate cur
rency steadily rose in value, till No
vember l, only s25 was required TO buy
81 in gold. Then Grant was checked
at Petersburg, and Sherman at Attain
To, and Confederate currency rose, No
vember 20. to S22 for 81 in gold. But.
by December /, when it was known
everywhere that Lincoln was reelected
aud our armies were again pushing on,
1t took s27 in Confederate currency to
buy 81 IN gold.
But nothing checked the steady
downward progress, when its purchas-
ing power was averaged mp by the
quarter, of this currency which had
nothing behind it but fat legislation.
= Detroit Post and Tribune.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

The shinplaster canvass for congress-
mau IN this district must be driven TO
most desperate strait. The false
hoods of the Comstock stumpt ttorneys
are growing astonishingly bold aud
aud monstrOus. We are informed, up
on what we consider good authority.
that Mr.. 5. ID. Clay, in n speech nj
Holland, with @. G.. Comstock sitting
at his elbow, made a statement to the
ELECT that Congressman Stone procur-
ed an appropriation Of thirty or fort,
thousand dollars for the government
building here in Grand Rapids, aud
added the astoundingly false statement
thal he CLAY could prove that of that
amount 'siO,OCG vent into the pocket
of Zach. Chaadl.g, chairman of the
Republican state committee" Has
Clay indeed q descended 90 that? Aud
mas CJmstock got down to that level Of
the pothohse politician; that he will
st 10y aud approve such unblushiUg
iyingg IL does not secm possible.
And yet il is NO more glaungiy false
thcl numerous other things reps ated
by the orators aud published 10y the
press OF the Stamptail party, which
constitute their chief capital, and on
which they depend to deceive hon..
people who are not better informed ~
TO support Of their dangerous move
mont Such story as Gay l. rrI.ort-
ed 10 have told Is absolutely too out
rassOut 90 need Contradiction among
intelligent people, aud ycs II may have
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15
Patent Medicine Matters.

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue, IN answer TO letter from a firm
interested in the subject, says: All
patent or proprietary medicines, medi-
cal preparations aud compositions
which are really such, and which are
really prepared or compounded by any
private formula, occult, secret, or art,
pr of which the fall aud proper formu-
la ~ not published in some standard
medical authority, are subject TO stamp
tax, aud although alcoholic OF distilled
spirits may be used AS an element, in
gredieut cor compound part IL such ar.
t1cles, preparations and compositions,
still II they are ia use and effect as well
as IN name medicinal articles, and ARE
80 held out aud recommended to the
public, the manufacturer or compound.
e. II Not held liable O. such tax as a
rectiher nor are those persons who
sell such medicinal articles liable 10 es-
pecinl tax as liquor dealers. But on
the other hand. articles which are held
out. labeled aud sold as medicated lid.
uors, wines. gin. brandy, whisky, cpr.
dials, bitters, which are substantially
wine or distilled spirits, and are used
or sold as alcoholic beverages, even
though having stamps attached to the
packages, such as the law requires to
be attached 10 patent aud prOprietory
medicines, cannot be legally sold ex-
cept under a special tax stamp on liq.
nor dealer. and the maker, compound
er or manufactures Of such liquors and
beverages is liable TO pay special tax a.
a rectitier.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

Rairoader for september.
On the Little Mama railroad is a
station called Morrow. new brake
man on the road, who didn't know the
names Of the stations, was approached
10y a stranger the other day, while
stasding by his train. at the depot, who
inquired:
Does this train go TO Morrow to.
day?"
"No," said the brakeman, who
thought the stranger was making game
Of him, lit goes to-day, yesterday,
week alter next
"You don't understand me, persist.
Cd the stranger, 1T want 10 60 TO Nor.
row.
"Well, why in thunder don't Won
wait until tomorrow. then, and not
come bothcring around to-day. You
eau so tomorrow or any other day yon
please"
won't you answer n civil question
civilly2 Will this train go to-day 10
Morrow
Not exactly. II viii go to-day and
come back to-mSrruw."
As the stranger who wanted 10 60 %
Morrow was about 10 leave in disgust.
another empsoye, who knew tho station
alin led o.. came along aud eaye him
the desired Information.
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From Chicago Inter ocean. oct. Z.
The Fort wayne, Jackson and Sag
inaw Railroad.

! From Chicago Inter ocean. oct. g.
The Fort wayne, Jackson aud sag
inaw Railroad.
Judge Harlan yesterday rendered
his decision in the foreclosure case of
Dsnnison and Jay against the Fort
Wayne, Jackson aud Saginaw Railroad
Company. He recited the facts already
published IN this column ia reporting
the arguments. The defrDdnnfs had
made default in interest & several
years on two mortgages for 81 500 0OO
and $500, 900 respectively, the default
being about 1880. 900 IN all. Tue trhs-
tees moved th court upder the clause
in the mortgages providing that in case
of default ia interest for three months.
or in payment OF principal, aud on the
request Of one-third 81 the b ,rdhold.
ers, the trustee should go into ppsses-
sion, TO be put in irn mediate possession
of the road. The foreclosure bull was
filled at indianapolis, Sept. 10 last.
Judge Harlan said that the right 20
possession arose under the contract
They had such aud asked % be put IN
possession at once. The railroad com.
pany come in. however. aud oppose
the motion. They admit the default
and they cannot escape the decree uf
( reclosure, but are willing at any
time TO appear and confess the decree
Of forecl sure. They protested, how
ever, that the present management
should not be disturbed. that they have
managed 1t AS we'll as possible under
the circumstances, aud have kept down
the floating. deb moreover, accord
Jog 20 the Presidents affidavit, that
the default occurred with the knowl-
edge aud consent of a large number Of
the bondholders.
The court thought he could not sus-
tain the motion. The answer was not
yet due, aud only short time had
elapsed since the fling Uf the ball; yet
tlIis motion To be put IN Possession IA "a
summary manner Is made. lie could
see nothing in this Case TO indicate
| fraud, nor yet auy reason 90 disturb
the present management. III II were
shown that the funds were being im-
properly appropriated, that might be a
reason for the appointment of a receiv-
er, bat that did not appear. IL this
motion we're intended To cover the APP
pointmeBt Of "A receiver he would have
no hesitation in saying that he would
not disturb the management of the
road. When the company offered t.
come in and facilitate the foreclosure,
he could see no reason tO allow the
motion.
An answer was then filed 10y the
company admitting the default.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

ytAt-tArucl. sotstothls
In addition TO this astonishing in
crease of exportation duriI & the two
weeks ending Sept. ii. must also lie
aiken into account the fact that from
July let 10 Sept. 4th, 1878. San Frau
cisco exported 500, 900 centals more
wheat than she did during the cores
ponding period last year, or nearly six
times as much as in 1877. From tn,
port of New York alone, the aggregate
yalne of produce exported, other than
grain, during the three weeks ending
SPIT. "a, was S23, 5I2, 500 against S17,
i26 422 for the same time last year IA
gain OF 80 per cent.
1t is said that figures will not lie, and
It is equally true that the farmer has tu
sell his wheat for what IL is worth IL
gold. III he receives piece of paper
IN payment for n bHshel Of wheat
which purpoTts 10 be more than thai
hushel of wheat IL worth in gold, IL
simply means that the price of paper
is deprecated in value to that extent.
aud wheneN er he goes TO buy anything.
he will be forced to lose the difference
between the value Of the gold aud the
price of paper by reason OF the advan G
n the price of the necessaries of life
The coffee planter sells his coffee for
gold or its equivalent. II is the same
with the tea, spice and sugar merchant,
10 fact everything that we receive from
foreign countries must be paid for in
gold or its equivalent. Why then
should farmer in this county permit
financial theorists and political dema
gogues to place him at disadvantage
with the rest Of the world? The heavi-
est loss that comes from an irredeema-
BILE or deprecated currency must fall
upon those who produce finds n market
ia foreign countries, next to him the
man who works for day wages, or a sal
airy, will be the sufferer.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

Children sometimes pseach effective
sermons without knowinA it Little
Freddie was talking 60 h gamma,
who was something 81 n (sc'ptc. -
Grandma, do You belong "a the Pres
hyterian Church2" Nj" "ro the
Baptist2" NE" "To ~ church,
No" "W !. grandma, Jont you
think It's about time to gel in some
where9"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

A Yankee coschman who was driving
some Englisbmeu about Boston, and Al
last brought them to tie monument on
Bunker Hill. "Ah, YES, said one Of
the explorers. II believe this is the
place where We Englishmen gave you
Yankees a sound thrashing, isn't it,
rhe driver scratched his head, and
then quietly replied: Mister can you
tell me who owns this parcel Of ground
at the present timer
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15
VIII Farmers cut Their own
Throatsl

We commend the following figures To
the careful consideration of any farmer
who has been inclined to take stock ~
the financial heresies advocated hy pO-
litical demagogues like Butler, Cary
and Field. They will also furnish b
lesson 10 those brsiness CD men who
are willing to check the tide of true
prosperity for the purpose of entering
upon an era of mad speculation when
must inevitably end in financial ruin:
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15
The Robbers OF Labor.


Demagognes coniinue to cry out
against the national banks, and try TO
make the people believe they are q
great expense 10 the taxpayers. few
figures regarding them may give our
readers a little item TO think upon for a
few days.
By turning 10 the Finance report OF
1877. page les, they will discover ts-
ole giving the amount OF United states
taxes and State taxes which the Nation
al banks have to pay annually TO the
people.
The last report for lS76-'77, as will
be seen on the page referred to, gives
he amount Of taxes pUid by these in
-titutions as follows.
United States Taxes. Q 7.O7o.os7
state Taxes es................. 97Ol ,TS2
-
Io'al. ....'.'''.''''''''''' slo't"eU
Now, II the banks are ~ be abolished
# c"nrse these taxes are also abolished
ind the people lose the tax of s'6,If7.-
sl9. No other kind OF business pays
any tax INTO the National Treasury TO
amount To anything except the liquor
nuslness, and the tobacco aud cigar
business. la fact, the banking bnsi-
ness. with bonds deposited TO secnre
the notes Issued, is the only way that
bonds eau be taxed either directly or
Indirectly nnder the constitution aud
the laws. The hypocrites who ciImnr
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

Mr.. Thomas Harland, the New Y,rk
lawyer, sent out by Tilden to steal t.-
hooks Which would convict Samm, +
defrAnding the governmen has q. eu
held 30 bail in the sum og so o. ma
n '',,i' Drher arrests will uad ,nh'.
edly follow.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

There we're just sixteen person. w,e
participated in the Prohibition, ADD
four spectators. II all the candidates
vote for each other the ends n IN
party will be fully answered.-lSag
nav Republican.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

The Dayton Journal remarks that a
dollar is now a dollar in spite Of the op-
position Of the Democrats, and wonders
VIII slhor they will continue their mad ef-
forts to demonetize the poor mans dol
lar asain.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

Trains are run by Chicago time, which IL p
N nutes slower than Detroit and Columbus tins
AZ trains run daily, except Sundays.
CoNNECTioNs Close connections made AZ =
sllanti with NJ C. ". v. f1r al points east Ar1
wet Al Manchester with Jackson Branch ~
LIAM s r. v. AZ liiils1ale; with l.. : y N
sRR AT BANKERS. with r. W ,. ;. X X
for points north aud south.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

- Michigan Accommodation, going Ne-t,
Connects Win Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
Train az White Pigeon.
gE- Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect With Trains for Detroit, 40 Adrian.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15
JUST PUBLISHED,

carefully revised Treatise on Catarrh. With m
aceggs.c 'sctlptiou oftymWoms nudFyuipafictle
disla s,fogether win minute directions ~ ~ CT.
ing win eANFohp'e RApIcAL CuEE n speedy AMI
plim1nc Z 70. Also observations on diet and the
general haaltl, OF vast innnrtauc q ala afiilrfcd
vita itnr, p. IL Is wrapped about ca bottle Of
tht ltipicAL C.EK, or viii be mailed free ca re-
ce4gt of stamp.
f1eh package of sASForD's R,pTcAL cr-Ry ron
o.. ". sanigrds Improved lnhaling Tube. with
by all Wholesale and 2 tail druggists through
ont ne lnitrd states and Canada. WEEKS a
POTTER, General Agents aud wholesale Drug.
gists, bosi on, Mass.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

DETROIT HILLsUALE a. SOUTH
WESTERN r. r.
Trains viii leave the stations named, as follows,
from aud after sept. sth. ISIS:
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original color, ruth tie gloss and
freshness Of youth. Thin hair is
thickencd, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always,
cured bv its use. Nothing can re-
store the hair where the follicles are
destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and dccayed But such as remain
eal be saved FOR usefulness 10y this
application. Instead Of fouling the
hair with a pasty sediment. it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional Use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of,
and consequent, prevent badness.
Free from those delctcrious sub
stances which make some prepare
tions dsDg gcrous and injurious TO
the hair the Nigor can only benefit
bat not harm il. If wanted merely
for a
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-10-15

Increase of expectation over
corresponding period last
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
iOus 10 be- cured should try Dr. kIssSEKs CsLE-
HRATEi CoNsUMFTIVE POWDERS. These Powders
are the only preparation known that Will cure
consumption and ali diseases ~ the Throat and
Lungs--iudced, 80 strong IL cur faith IN them
AMI also o. convince you that they are no hum
bug. We will forward 20 every sufferer by mail
post paid. a free Trial BOX.
We don't want your money until rou are per.
feCtly satisfied ~ their curative powers. n your
ife u worth saving. don't delay va giving thee
powders triai. as they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box, $500. sent 10 any part Of
The I nited states or Canaia By mail on receipt
Of price. address,
ASh a. ROPBINS.
SEQ FuLToS STREET. BEooKLYS, NY.
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PRICE IS CENTS.
Ay yer's
Hair V!gor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is st
once agree
able, healthy,
and efectual
Tor preserv-
ing the hair.
/ Faded or gray
,kair is soon
restored 10 its
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can bc found so desir-
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, 10 docs not soil white cam
brio, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving il rich glossy lustre and q
grateful perfume.
PREPARED ny
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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LANSING DIVISION.

Trains wIllieave the stations named' as follow
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Railroad Time Tables.
LAKE. STORE & HICH. S0U.-AICR
CENTRAL-ACRS0N& FIT
YNE- d. H. d L.
LAKE SHORE A MICH. SOU. n. n.
Trains win leave the stations named. a. follows:

TRAINS 0oiSs WEsT.
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Shall 10 he that nOw-now, when n
kind Providence has given us victory
over rebellion now, when all sections
of the land are returning 10 their allie
glance; now, when the spindles a New
Englsnd aud the furges Of Ohio NAV
look forward To a profitable market la
the future-shall it be now that we Are
to go back To the sorrow and shame
and loss Of imitation?
Shall We, IN the midst Of blessings.
With the price Of honesty in our hands
shall we now turn back aud try 10
make money out Of soap bubbles, mon.
cy out Of mooushinc?
Shall we not rather say: "In theold
paths of the fathers who decreed that
money shall BE- ~ gold and silver. We
will walk. rs we were loyai m The
day Of battle, we will be honest'in the
time Of peace. We will deserve pros
perity. We will build our industry ON
the sure foundation Of money that shal
be- money the wide world over. Ap-
plaose.
What a nation sows, that shall IL also
reap. Honesty will compel economy.
Economy compels industry. Tndustry.
honesty, ant economy mean and are
enduring aud abiainx prosp .rity.-
Long applause
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Bushels OF wheat exported du
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Pensions! Pens;ons /,
WAR 1912.


ACTS FEB. litb, 1871, AND MARCH,
give Pensions Of IS per Month =. -
VI Acts, u all persons who ,erv.d vu Gate q
THAN IA DAYS, unless in Battle W., LESs
such persons are entitled, EnAog, - ,aoEs Of
Of marriage. y''a % ia-,
Widows OF Soldiers who were mari,
February liza, 1915, are entitled unS's W'ari,
ISL. The children OF Soldiers ar ne Ar
auder these Acts N'i of'iH.
Under the Act OF March 9th ISIS A.,
whose names were stricken fros, he -, i''.ss
for serving in the Tate Ciril il'ar ~. 'l'e ili'.
the benefit to date osiy from the Ia .s.rti
1873, and not for time whilst ,frisE,, .4a'ri
Names in foil of The soldier and CT,
whom the soldier served. and the So, ~ arl,
and town, If possible, where the S'i .''i.
from, and any other particulars 49,
Service mHsfte gireR. Also it any B' $50 -''l
Warrant has been received under Ae,'l ..t
1895. Names OF Widow before and o.,
age, when, where, and by whom re-. sia'l
date OF death OF husband, when and al '''-' OIL.
Persons who served 10 the Ne,ics, "a,
send names and particulars, rs Couef,.. ,-
badly also give Pensions 10 said peTsos.
Such ~ IRE Interested in the said b-,.e.
address the subscriber, with as little d.l,.-
sible, enclosing hostage for answer. AM IH
John ~. Gallahc,.
CLAiv AND PATENr Az
NO. 20l0 Z. STREET. y. Nj
March so, ISIS. w. D.
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1 NTI FREEING, Closed Top. Cistcrn Pumps
Y best in use, just received. for sale by
sept Il, ISIS. DUKE q GALLAHER
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Pia5n and Ornamental
PLASTE RING.

rg'HL subscriber takes advantage Of the Press as
medium by which to inform the citizens OF
III 4Hd jrning counties that he is prepared to
ma ak The
pL.>reEiNG or HOUSES,
.n aDc stylc that may be desired from one Coatto
dr, Ia d Finish White Coat on Heavy skim
Curui.,. ald Centres run. and Ornaments stuck,
l'-ir-c foue but irst-cla,s woikmon Will be
employed GOA HorA that may be entrusted 10 me.
.N fERYc pEVENTED AYD GUARAN-
TEED 70 nom.
snreh, tender ms grateful acknowledge
liberal patronage have received since
ucug business and hope by a strict adhe-
-ac tu duty Co. merit a continuance OF the same.
rt All communications addressed to me at
Cha-le,town, W. Va. will receive prompt atten-
zion G. FRANK GALLAHER.
March 2s, 1870.
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Boot and Shoc NIalsing
REPAIRING, SC

fiNllE undersigned has removed bis Shor.- .is
4 buildngon the corner OF Ch9r.c atdlilDt,
streets--in he building lately oc.nri,d ~, M
rick Il Weller The character Of heno-te.r.I D..
the subscriber Is ell known audapprccist th,ti.
citizens OF ChaIlestoWR and vicinity. Hil.,-,
necessity O. add that be will cndcayof t.s..i..
his reputation as reliable workman. and a. ..'.,
ecute promptly and at reasonable rate. aI,.t.-,
given him-either for New work or RraIr.te
JOHN AVIS oiWl,
May lG, 1874. Aprill5 I,-,
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May I. 1876.
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JEwELRl

Atprices that defy competition. Mi. o.,
cheaper than any man in the State Of Nv
ginia, i1r the same amount of work. pa.
Umbrellas. Vioins &C., repaired.
June y, le7l-lv. W. W. BURTON
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NOTICE.

I TAKE this method TO inform nv fri.-.
A customers in general, that have
my Jeweiry establishment to the room q.
9sed br the ,Ce1tennial Book Store" I'D
all kinds Of
WATCH.
CLOCK, AND
JEWELRY
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A Try Front Rooms. with Snrin. Beds. Five
\ o. the ia grst Bu,iuc,, ll"us.- within ou-
square All Responsible Merchants wll cal 90
see Samples. OmnIbu, 40 aI Traias.
July l3 SIS.
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Cumberland ConI

NE underslgred viii execute work in
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Furniture Rcpnii.cd

TIVE undersignc has opened a Furniture H..
1 pair Shop in the building on conner OF Som.
nel and Main streets, Charlcstowu-a fcu d..It
East % Court House, on same side. De will H..
pair Furniture in substantial and neat manner a
'e3scnaDlr prices. and with promputudc
Jan. 80, ls7j-tl TG.HVST