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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
NJ A Il RE D.

At the Reform Parsonage, Martinsburg. on
1he 22d nlt by kev ! 4 A. TtSeG1 John
of Berkeley county.
On the 10Th of October. by Rev. W. H Will
son, SAMUEL J. COE, Of Illinois. to MIS- NARY
of LOudoun county, Va.
On the l7th of October, in Lc:sbnrg: by the
Rey ss GERi n H2s b. Of
county. Va.
On the ID of October, by Elder Bari. BrIdecs,
Mr.. ALPHEUS p. HUMAN TO Mrs NJ b.
THOMPSON. both of L"udoun county, Va.
On October 23d. i'll the Lutheran Church. by
Rev. D. N. Gilbert, DR. WIN. BELL and Miss
EMMA MCC. MILLER, daughter of the late
Godfrey :. and MaDanna Miller, all OF Win
chester.
At Cedar Grove" tho residence of Dr. r. Fl.
Of October. by the Rev Melville Boyd of BROOK
lyn. n. Y. Rev. THEODORE REED. of Loudsun
f afs tnar k kinr GsGrS S6
county, Va.
In Lecsbmrg. Va. October ED, at the residence
M x 'r yo S55SS MoS1aRT9 and fE Miss sARHH
At Riverside, Augusta county, Va, October
j, I ?. s strider. JOHN ". ARBUCKLE. Esq.. If
Lewisburc, w. Va, to Mss MARY r. FINLEY.
On the ga "s at NE re " Ct % The 4dss
L COPELAND to Mss MARY E., daughter of
Frnton and Sarah A. Hampton, all of Loudoun
county, Va.
Hanover Street Synagogue. c. a HELLER. of
Winchester, Va. to Miss BELLE AUSTRIAN.
of Baltimore, Md.
Church, by Rev. DR. J. R. RuJard, WI ii.
BAKER aud Miss EMMA v. CHM, all of Win
chester.
On October soth, 1878. at Christ lEnisc.pan
Church. bv Rev Dr.. j. r. HUBBARD F. " ILLizNs
FAUNTLEROY. of ST. Ions, Mo. aud Mss
META BATTLE, of Winchester, formerly of
Alabama.
At the residence of the brides parents. near
Pleasant reen. Cooper county. Mo-, October
10th. ISIS. by Rev. N. Allison, of Pilot Grove,
MIR. JAMES a. ORDER. of Springfield. Ill. TO
Miss FLORRIE GORRELL, of Pleasant Green,
Mo-, both lato of this county,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

Elections take place in thirty States to,
day, in all of which members of Congress
are to be elected-two hundred and twenty
four members of the House of Representa-
tivcs. The States are as follows Alabama,
Arkansas. Connecticut, Delaware, Florida,
Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisi,
ana, Maryland, Massachusetts,, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska,
Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New
York. North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. The
Republicans are making suporhuman efforts
to carry Pennsylvania. Already thirteen
thousand fraudulent names have been strick.
en- off the registry list in Philadelphia, and
money is being used by thousands to buy
up votes. 1.-THE Democracy carry Pennsyl-
vania it will be a triumph over fraud, cor
ruption money, and every manner of Repub-
lican appiianccs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

The protective. tariff that is kept in oper-
atiuu in this country for the benefit of few
manufacturers, says the Alexandria Gazette,
has helped in no small degree to produce the
prevailing hard times, and if continued
must of necessity make them harder by eth
or preventing an Increase in or seriously d.
minishing foreign orders for American goods,
and consequently either preventing an in
in or'seriously dimin ishipg tho labor
employed to supply these orders. Canada
already in consequence of this tariff has dc
termined to establish similar one, which
will OF course reduce TO minimum the guam
tity of goods exported from the United States
to that country, and the European govern
Inents, for the same reasons, are comtcmpla.
ta-; :he imposition of heavy duties on Amer
Jean products. This is not only natural but
sensible, and the wonder is-that retaliatory
teriffs have not been imposed before. When
they shall have become general, as must be
the case if tho American tariff be allowed to
remain in force, the balance in trade, now
permitted by their existence to be iE IA
vor of this country, will be likely to change
sides, and the depression in business on this
sido of the Atlantic be greater than ever
Free trade, not only 10 ships, but in every
thing else, is what this country wants to
stimulate its-industrics, for American goods
are the best aud the cheapest in the world,
sought for everywhere, and could be OBJ
tanned wherever sought if it were not that
the tariff laid on foreign goods in this coun>
try prevents the importation of such goods,
and consequently dcpTives foreign merchants
Of that means of paying for what they would
othervisr hnv here
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
DIED.

In Altoona. Pennsylvania. the 1st of DC
tobcr, 1878, frou the effects of sun-strOke, Mr..
JOHN HESS. nephew, by marriage. of the
Senior of tne Free Press, in tie Goth wear of bis
age. devoted wife and several afiectiopate
children survive him aud lament the loss OF n
kind husband aud father. he was a skillful
f.rti2au, and respected by all vino knew him for
his prObity and habits of industry.
Al the residence of his brother. Rob't n. Duke,
in This comfy, on she 25th of October 1910.
MATTHEW a. DUKE, aged near So years.
Very suddealy. near M0rrisonyi!le, Lcudoqn
comfy Va. on the 14th-of October, Mrs. MARY
JANE VENEER, the beloved w!fo of John
Wenner, aged 81 years and days.
In Sbepherdstown, ON Saturday evening, oc-
tober Goth, 1878, MIR. HENRY n BILLINGS, in
the 3Sth year of his age-son of the Rev. Silas
Billings of Winchester.
At his residence. in Richmond, Va, Tuesday
night, October 2sth, AMBROSE CARLTON,
father-in-aw of Mr.. j. Frank Ransom, formerly
of this place, in the seventy-eighth year of his
age.
In shepherdstown, October aoth, 1878. FREEL
BYRN, son of II. F. and Mary Barnhart, aged 8
years, Q mouths and days.
Near KearDeysville. October Goth. of diptheria.
WILBUR, aged years, 10 months and 20 days,
son of Mr.. W. F. Thomas.
At Leetown, October 9th. FANNIE BELL,
aged years and II months. youngest daughter
of George W. and Mary Nicely.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Burton, the Jeweller of Harper's
Ferry, has a singular sort OF mechanical con-
trivance in his store window, from which
bangs half dozen watches-some of them
old fashioned family watches, SIS big and stout
as dutchmen filed with lager beer-sowe as
small almost as ten cent pieces like little
babies following their fat papas, and this con-
trivance keeps continually going round at the
same solemn, blind horse rate-no variation,
no check, no change of time. Citizens are
beginning to complain of this; they say that
it is having bad effect on the brain of peo-
Pile who are obliged to look into the window.
We certainly think that MIR. Burton, if he
cannot give some variety to the movements
of this machine OF his, ought to remove it.
What would Mr. Burton think and say, and
do, if-after paying his five cents for look
at a short panorama, that instead OF ever
changing views, the same old Mount Fesuvius,
or Gen. Scott on his white charger, was re-
voviug round Why! He'd smash the
show, and knock down the dirty-faced Italian
that managed it.
We are told that history repeats itself :
that the civilization of the 10Th century re>
calls that OF Rome, that that Of Rome recalls
that of Greece, that that of Greece recalls
that of Egypt, and so on. But then it will
be rememb ered, that one man has never been
called on to observe aud endure the nuisance
of such recurrence. It is not hard to
amagine that if some gentleman who used to
dance quadrilcs with Pharoah' s daug hter and
smoke cigars with her father, had lived on
through all these epochs he would-much as
we love lifc-many a time aud oft, wish him.
self dead Under all these circumstances,
we really think that if Mr.. Burton cannot
give some variety to the movements of this
machine of his that VIC have described. he
ought incontinently to remove it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- Cardinal Cullen, Archbishop of Dub
lin, is dead.
A sure mark of successful storokeeper
is Keeping his windows clean and his adVer>
tisement in the newspapers.-Er.
- The Withdrawal of General Echols
from the canvass for Congress in the Angus
ia (Va.) district has been announced.
= Dr. Alfred Leyburn. of Lexington,
died last Wednesday at Abingdon. where he
went as a delegate to tho Synod that was
held there recently.
- Some adroit burglars entered the Man
haitian Bank at New York. early Monday
morning week. forcing the jantor to give
them the combination to the safe aud robbed
it of two millions five hundred thousand dol
lars in U. S. bonds and other valuabes.
- The closing days OF the epidemic fever
in the South are marked by reyiving busi,
ness in tho Inflicted cities and general sense
of relief throughout the country. Q1srau
tine restrictions have been removed at va
rious points and in a short time The record of
tho fever will have passed into history.
A Petersburg Vest Virginia( dis
patch says that along the line Of the Balti
more ard Ohio railroad for forty miles east
of that city diphtheria is raging to greater
Sxtcpt than ever was known in that region.
Twelve children have died in the last four
days, and more than half the families along
the road have at least one case, and in some
of them all the children are dowa with it
Physicians from Petersburg pro sent for
nearly every day.
- It is rather diffcai! for railroad con
ductor to please all. nus Capt. Newport doos
this. Every one who travels the Valley
Branch OF the d. IL o. r R., socG learns to
know "the big, smooth faced captain Ih
is agreeable, kind, accommodating, and does
moro than his duty to his passengers. We
hope to see the Capt go mp higher. He is
every inch thorough business gentleman,
and deserves nothing but praise and the best
of positions.-Nc1y INrkct !Sen. Valley.
- Col Richard Realf, formerly one of the
editors of the Pittsburg (Pe.) Commercial,
by taking q dose of morphine. Realt was on
Englishman by birth, but came to this coun-
try when still very young, and drifted at once
into the abolition excitement, figuring in all
the movements of John Brown previous to
the raid at Harper's Ferry. He was private
secretary Of John Brown, and was to have
had place in Browns projected cabinet.
- The Confederate Monument, which was
unveiled on Thursday at Augusta, Ga, is
one of the most imposing works of art of
that kind in the South. The monument is
of marble and was made in Ferrara, Italy
1t is II feet high, exclusive of the founda-
ton, and 81 feet square at tho base. The
base is of Stone mountain granite. The
statue of confederate soldier stands on the
top of the monument, and statues of Gen>
eral r. f. Leo, General Stonewal Jackson,
General Thomas r. r. Cobb and General
W. Fl. Walker are placed on the pedestals
about 20 feet above the base. The funds
for tho work were raised by the Ladies' Me-
mortal Association of Georgia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
THE LATE CAPT. BLAZER.

We notice that Yellow Jack numbers
among his victims Capt. Richard Blazer, and
our exchanges in noting his death, add that
he "met and vauquished" Mosby's guerilas
on one occasion. The said Capt Blazer did
meet Mosby's men at one time, and somebody
was most decidedly vanquished, but it hap>
pened to be Blazer. The following graphic
account of the 'vanquisbing" We take from
Mai. John Scott's Partisan Life with Mosby.'
After describing the encounter with and rout
of BI.zer's command at MycrstoWn, he con-
tinues
..But how Jared it with Capt Blazer p
Even after the fIuitless effort at Myerstown
he had attempted to restore the fight, but his
efforts served only to delay his own retreat
and render useless the feetncss of his horse
He was singled out by four men, justly
ranked among the best soldiers in Mosby's
commaDd-Sam Alexander, sgd. Ferguson,
Cab. Maddux and the terrible Powell But
the superiority of Ferguson mare, Fashion,
one Of the hsetest and hardest animals in
the battalion, enabled her rider to pass in
succession all his competitors in that head
long pursuit, and place himself by the side of
Blazer. Then rising in his stirrups he struck
Captain Blazer blow with his pistol, which
brought him TO the ground. There was one
iHau who proposed to finish the work which
Ferguson had begun, but, with the chivalry
of true warrior, he stood up in defense of
his capture"
So was Blazer Jlu1ed by the now Rev. s.
G. Ferguson pastor of the NJ. E. Church
South, of this town.
Capt. Scott, in the work from which we
take the above, pays high tribute to Capt.
Blazer as brave and efficient officer, and VIC
only publish this article.to correct the mis-.
statements quoted above.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
NOTICE TO TREsPASSERS.

4 NY person Trespassing on my farms
N &c ":IsSdaIe." Beverly ,".' w God End" or
my other lands.-,hy hunting, fishing. cutting
wood, inju?ing the fencing. or in other manner,
will be dealt with according to law.
JOHN BURNS.
Nov. s. 1S7S-4t. free Press copv.
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FASHIONABLE MANUFACTURING.

MFRS. MOLLIE U. CARNEY would hereby
lYl inform the ladies of the town and vicI age
InaL she is prepared to execute all branches OF
Fashionable ntua-MakimC. and to do all
kinds of Sewing. Plating done to order at
short notice. Country Produce taken ~ ex-
change for work. nL market rates. Residence
on Main st. three sIoors West of HOLLIS Pump.
Octnhnr % lSiS-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
ESTRAY HOG.

GtAME to the promises Of the subscriber. near
" RIpon. Jefferson comfy. w. Va, about the
1St of Sep emhcr. 1873. Black aud White
Spotted Hog. with underbit i'll right ear. ana
slit i'll left. The owner will come forward.
prove property, pay charges AVID take him away.
WILLIAM WILT.
October %, ISIS st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
WANTED

WANTED
TOoD BUTTER. Fresh EGGS. Dressed TUR-
II KEYS, CHICKENS and DUCKS. The Hshest
Cash Prics paid by GEO. w. TAYLOR,
4 Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
CORPORATION ORDINANCE.

A T meeting of the Town Council of the
N Corporation of Charestown, held October
Sth 1878. the following Ordinance was adopted ::
That any person or persons posting bill
the Public Buildings of this town shall lie fined
not less than One. nor more than Five Dollars.
for each offence.
THOS. w DAVIS, Mayor.
HIRAM O'BASEoN, Recorder.
October -, le7S-3t.
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DITCHiNG AND ENCHANTING.

rFNH Z undprsInped has recovered his strength.
Il aud again offers his services as compe-
tent wor kmari i'll the above line Diichimc and
Excavating of all kinds underta ken at moderate
rates. and faithfully executed Orders left at
residence, on West Congress st. will rrceIve
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY.
OctnEer =. 1S1S-2rn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
A..LITERARY SOCIETY.

The question, just at this season, occurs to
US, cannot our Literary Society be revived, or
some measure be put on foot by which our
people may be afforded series Of lectures or
literary entertainments during tho coming
winter? The fall term of our Circuit Court
is now over, aod our legal friends through
with their heavy work until spring, and will,
we doubt not, be willing to lend their aid
towards accomplishing the object. The
nights getting long, and a few of them
might be spent pleasantly and probably in
the enjoyment of good lecture or debate.
Who will move 10 the matter?
The enemies of Gen. j Joseph Il. Johnston,
who is a candidate for Congress in the Rich,
mond (Va.) district, having published cir>
cu!ar designed to prejudice the Irish voters
against him, charging him with having
couple of Irish soldiers shot for a trivial of
Tense during the early days Of the late war,
Cen. Johnston has published card pronoun>
cling the circular a SANDER. He says its only
foundation is in the fact that two soldiers of
Wheat's Louisiana battalion were convicted
and sentenced to death for tho highest mills
tary crime-mutiny-b general court,
martial. The act was tho attacking On Off
Ger and guards with deadly weapons to re-
lease prisoners under their charge. The
sentence of death was that prescribed for this
crime not only by Confederate law, but by
the laws of the European nations. He had
no power to pardon such criminals, and, the
proceedings being regular, there was no pre-
text for delay. Gen. Johnston says no has
no reason to think the men executed were
Irishmcn, and that long acquaintance with
the Irish as soldiers Impressed him with the
belief that they arc inferior to none in fidel,
ity and courage.
Charles Davies, Esq, of Harper's Ferry,
has accepted pressing invitation to deliver
before the students of the West Virginia
University, on the 5th of December, his in
teresting Lecture on Orchard Brinsly Sher>
idan the Wit, the Dramatist, and the Ora
tor" The pleasure it afforded ono of the
largest audiences ever gathered in Washing
ton Hall, in this place, to listen to this fue
production of Mr. Davies, furnishes certain
guarantee that rich treat is in store for
those who will be gathered at the University
on the 5th proximo.
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SALE NOTES DUE.

TFHE Notes given at my sale will he duo
L the Goth day of November. 1873 AMI all
parties owing same hereby notified that
prompt payment Will be eXprrt'.l.
WILLIAM GRIM, ST.
October %, 1S7S-3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05

HARRISON BROS (warranted pure) Ready
Mixed Paint as low as any any, hr.5 class goods
THE finest lot of Carriage and Wagon Whips,
L Lap Rugs. Horse Blankets, g., in the mar ket,
for ca lie at low prices by HORACE BEALL.
CLElGH BELLS and n complete line of material
- for putting up Seighs, at latest ma rket prices,
for sale by HORACE BEALL.
COAL HODs, Fire Shovels and Tones, for sale
~ chcap,b by HORACE BEAIL.
Unable AND POCKET CUTLERY. a fine
sortmenr just received and for ale at latest
market prices by HORACE BEALL
TRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons and Forks. for
sale by HORACE BEALL.
FINE ASSORTMENT of " aiters, Tea Tray,
November 5, 1875. HORACE BEAIL.
I ANTERNs mud Lantern Globes, for sale by
IL NV 5. 1878. HORACE BEALI.
CTOvE PASTE-rut up ready for use Best
Nov 5 1875 DUKE L GALLAHER.
TTNHE BES Anti freezing Cistcrn Pump can be
L found at DUKE GALLAHER's.
i Nov ;. ISIS. DuKES GALLAHER.
TTEADQUARTERS for Stnves Of all kinda at
Ill Nov 5. DUKE Il GAI.LAHER's.
A LARGE stock of Carriage and Buggy Whps
~ ju;t r.esi i've by nnr pHk Ys GAL "a,
Nov s. 1873. DUKE GALLAHER
November S 1878.
DRIVE CHEESE, for sale by
L Nov 5 1878. S. DALGARS.
CUM OVER SHOES and another supply of
II Boots just received by
November 5. 1879. s 8. DALG Arm.
fNoOD COTTON BATTING. for quilting. one
Novembcr 5. ISIS SIS DALGARN.
JOSEPH H. YESTERDAY takes Butter. Eggs,
u Bacon, Lard, &C., for Goods. Call and
him.
June II, 1873.
DRESSED Pans, III sizes, for sale BY
L Jumell. JOS. fl. yesterday.
JNNwARE Repaired al once at
i June II JOS. H EASTERDAYS.
DoToMAC Herring, for sale by dozen, hall Dbl.
MAY :. ISIS. Opposite Garter House
lust received large supply of Cauvassed
y Hams. Side and Shoulder Bacon
Octobcrl. s.. DALGARN'S
A NICE assortmen, of Hamburg Eneine At
"A July ,, ISIS TAILORS.
TNORCTiON LACE. chear,at
L July ,, ISIS. TAfLoR's
THE prettir-t and cheapest Lawns in at
| july 2 1875 TAYLORS.
GRANTEES and 'r~iIliuc Grain saeks. ., ss'e
= nv HORACE BEALL.
DEvoLvING InE Stands, tor sale by
IA APRIL ,. 1873 HORACE BEALL.
-T7EE vipdsor Coffee Pot IL finding its way in to
: hCnaIedJ OF tsLcilies-bny II and enjoy good
Coffee. DUKE GAILAHER.
May II, 1873
ERENCH CANDIES The dnest and most
Il ried assortment of French Candies ever of
fered in Charlestown, at
October g, 1873 GUSTAV BROWNS
TOAL OIL $50 degrees fire test. sold by
~ Jan. Is, IS. LIGHT MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05

President Hayes has issued his proclama-
ton setting apart November 28th as dny OF
thanksgiving.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05
WINCHESTER SHOES.

lust received variety of WINCHESTER
- SHOES, for ladies and children. These goods
are all guaranteed TO give sstisiseticn For sale
by 3. g. DALGARS-
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TAKE NOTICE.

TTNAX BILLS for 1877 must be paid at once,
longer INDULGENCE cannot be given. II rot
paid promptly, property will be taken aud sold
to satisfy the same TIE law directs.
EUGENE BAKER.
August 20. IS7s-tf Sheriff.
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AHT GALLERY.
MANUFACTURING.

THE uuder.ign.d having bad considerable eI-
i perienc in mantua Making. desires 10 su-
nounc, tho Ladies Of charlestOvn and yisinitJ
that she 10 prepared TO do Sewing in the very best
style at very moderate charges
Residence In the house formerly occupied by Joe.
n. yesterday on the corner Of Cos gressnbd Water
streets. MRS. VIRGINIA soUDERs.
October -. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-05

Our State Legislature, which convenes on
the Sth of January next, will stand as fol-
lows: Senate Democrats 20 Republicans
8 Grecnbackers l. House-Dcmocrats 10;
Republicans 8 Greenbackers 10.
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LUMBER AND LATHS


ME offer a prime Lotto inch Lumber. Also No.
May Is. 1877 LIPPlTT CO.
THE GILBERT DRUG STORE
AT .IARPER'S FERRY
Has constantly ha nd large stock of u articles
usually kept in Drug Store, and strict atten ton
TTNEAS OF all kinds-the best the market can af-
ford. Coal Oil-non explosive-130o Fire test.
DERFUMERY of all kinds. Stationery great
L variety Playing and Visiting Cards.
TREWISG and Smoking Tobacco OF the best
~ brands. choice lot OF nice Cigars constant
ly kept hand.
A h hAseE stool of Paints and Oils always ."
DURs Spices of all kinds usually needed by
L HousekeeFers.
4 Ill the leading Patent and Family Medicines
N bought from the Manufacturers to insure
their gen uineness
COUNTRY Merchants and Physicians' Orders
- attended to promptly at lowest prices.
PRESCRIPTION DEPARTING all in order and
Z best medicines used.
CTRICT attention paid to all articles prepared
- az to their purity. so that Physiciars and Pa
tients Will know what they doing.
D. G. DONNELLY, Chemist.
October Is, 1878. Agent
pESr business you engage in. IS to $40
II per day made by any worker of either sex.
right in their own localities. Particulars and
samples worth 8 free Improve your spare time
at this business. Address sTISsos & Co., Port
land Maine.
April ?, ls7s-ly.
TTNHE Celebrated Oyster Homemade Kip Boots,
i for sale at NINRO6 TAUssELL's.
0stsbsT 8, 1879.
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OYSTER SALOON.

GTsnas .sST 2; .s ss: :s:s.s 100
receiving Fresb Oysters daily, SGI
which will be served by the pists IN the most ap-
proved styIe. or furnished by the pint, quart or
gallon
October ]. 1878.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

g 8. DALGARs has 10 stock and just received
-. very large variety of BOOTS AND SHOES
for men and Boys. of very best material. hand
made; also . we'll selected stock of Ladies' and
Misses SHOES, all of which will he sold sbort
profit for Cash or Produce Call and eSsmine be-
fore pureh.siDg eIse-here. you will fad it your
interest. Opposite Carter House.
Sept. -. 1878.
ENREsH LEMONS just received by
Il Sept. ~. 1878. DALGARF-