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LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.


eALvtsroS' November s--hoNhf-"oiu ~
loVhi shyer american peri meNlean'
homihh'i No" 10TH sis"' ~ p"'' ~" VI
leans s'ght ~ par
hiphs-in soou ae'hanu, Dry sc'.o'e" n.aoi
pick'ed ia'ici s'aek se''e', '.'sei sips, ,o'ae'
green sa''eu Us '"ey. r"" ~ W "Po"n's "'-
efase-oh.
"ooL-hece'P's isn' an Piioes
Eastern rinc anu Me'huh,' h@i'ci Mes.erp'
hne 10 medium, iOeiec improved MICHIGAN,
ls@ltc.
sLr.--Coaese, In round lots, 81 lci nne,
81 10 per sack.
BAGoisG = Weak. Light. l2hc per yard;
heavy IAN.
TIEs.-Easyi per cwt., % 50.
COTTON. -Reccipts e622j exports, coast 0gI5i
sales 2025i stock 100, $685. Market easyi Mid
ding, 0; Low Mlddling, sk; Good ordl-
nary, =,
Receipts for the weck-2i, 702j exports to
Great Britain $3.50; France 1851; continent
6g75i coastwise $780, sales IL, 500.
NEW YoRK, November e2.--Goid at 1905;
s1ocks nr'ni money Sst per cent so,u ~
oAona"se-'ons foi,s' suor,, soo' s'a'c Do"us
q~ss' so'er,iin.n' uona ,s s.sauy
..',.,,, 49, SP'"'
W. Miad'ins orleans, W
u'u,ep openea s'eauyi Nosehipe,, Vow
eo'nper s,Si january '-'o' fepruary'
'-s'i Aia'on' wy,
L'hhrooL' november s-'--noon- .o''oh
IN iair demand ana Ireely met AZ previous
prices. Midding upiands' ohi Middiins Or.
ieahs, io-io, safes s,oo' speculation "na
exports, 1890; no receipts.
Futures opened wish buyers last nights
prices uplands, low middling clause, for
~. - ,"',e -
o"n"a, so'"Ai' anu '''"''"' "s''
Hp,n a'a nay -
~ .pa" , ~" ,',' s
~, DeeV'"Ds' ~.
y auu , M
'Npr,, ',si api', . apu " an - AZ o.,.
9aies .oi '''o ~ $3.50,
speoua.'on anu aNpo''' 1851 aos"S a
o,oni imports z',vV, american -o,vooi 500
4"'V"' A'ne,iea" i-'''"' ""'"' "'''o"'
amcr'c"1 Ho,o~'
f"or. h'-oaies hnerican o'S''i nr'anus'
low ni''iips c'a"se' 'or No'e'h'e' "'''''e'''
''-'z'
Closing Markets.
KANSAS cirr, November 22--Grass wintered
Texas steers o. 40aa rs; corn fed 81 75as3 %
per cwt.
Wheat.-No. SPOT, 75ke., 75ysc asked, No.
spot 1--WE cars sold at 72y1c.
BAooS-shouldcrs X, clear rib, O; clear
sides az, drv salt mess shoulder "a rs.
Wursxry.-steady at 81 o5@si 10.
NEW ORLEANS. November ss.--Gold 4@sf;
sight X discount; sterling bank, 4s2ys, con-
sols ny
CorroS. Weak, Sales 100; Good Orii-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-23
A FIRMLY Killed by Indians--One
Young Lady Escapes.
$4,000 Defaulter.

BBiDGEwATEn, Mass, November 22.-Geo.
B. slethson, for many years selling agent of
the Bridgewater Iron company, with Office In
New York, and who has also been director
and president Of that company until quite re-
Gently, is alleged defaulter in the sum Of
s2a OOp
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Senator Gordon. spsseh.

ATLANTA, Ca, November Ex-senator Cor
don In n speech before the Legislature, AFTER
referring depreciatipgly to the recent speeches
OF Senator Blaine and Conkling and Secretary
sherman, said: VIII the masses OF the Re-
publican voters sustain these bodies In such
political oppression cannot believe Il, l
cannot believe they will be sustained by that
wing OF the party which supported President
Hayes in his policies recognizing the fact that
the war ended In the withdrawal Of troops and
leaving Louisiana and South Carolina the
rights Of sclf-government. [Applause.l I
wish you also to know, my countrymcp, there
are hundreds OF thousands Of patriotic mon In
that party who, fthey saw their danger and
reactionary danger TO them, wonld unite with
you TO avert. There are thousands OF men In
that party who do not sympathze with the
wrongs, whose hearts bled for our recent AZ
Fiction, and whose purses were emptlcd to re-
lieve Southern sufferiDgs. tApplause. That
was spectacle that presented better side 10
these men and the great Southern heart and
caused II TO beat once more In responsive
throbs to the great heart Of the North, as deep
calleth unto deep. rLond applause. j And
Southern prayers assembled that Jehovah would
not only reward them at house and fold, but
that this great Southern woe made national
(by gad) like sympathy might become grave
of all animosities, but now what revolution
and contrast at the very moment when South
erh sunerihs anu Northefn penehoence were
nihoihg 'ogeher 'h'se es,ranseu sections
.nese grave senators seek 70 reopen wounds
mat were meaning ana revive passions that
were dyins al nome when good VIII was be-
ing restored, when races were At peace, when
po'h races alike were enjoying hlessins OF
edncation ana goou government these lead
erS bring out the bloody shirt again, run It up
the purity tan and ny 1t as the symbol OF new
civilization and restored union.
Boiler Explodles and Kills One and
Wounds Several.
CINCINNATI, November "a special says
that the boiler OF the engine of the Co-opera-
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gSs ass , p Nf
AIPACAs PLAIDsS ETC.
In FLANSE1s we SHAKER OPERA etc cLoSS
moeth
large assortment GENIE FURNISHING GOODS a
LADIES aiS'
sheni 10 ios
maxim
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lManied A HAT SALESMAN

Goods direct from the manulaemrvr, At bot
tom prices. Address w Howard brooks \
Stevenson, IS n, 81 ST., fhila, nsswss
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This saloon has recently been elegantly 10
uors are kept there Go TO the Exchange
for polite attention and the incest drinks In
town. 80 sepi3dif.
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REAL ESTATE.
City Property.

Seven very desirable and eligible lots on the
corner Of seventh aud Columbus streets,
A dwelling, with six fvonis, neatly fenced
with out houses, fine orchard and nice shrub
berry, with three lots, on the corner OF south
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TOYS! T0Ys!!

In this Department can be found In q stock
of $1,000 worth, q large selection of Express
Wagons, Hobby Horses, Work Baskets, Work
Boxes, Work Stands, 4. .-.
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Trial Of Capt. HIGGINS.

baltimore, November 2s.-The trial OF
Capt. Huggins, Of the schooner Maggie Gray,
for killing the frst mate, W. ii, Weaver, while
on voyage nom baltimore to Rio In June last,
commenced In the United States circuit court
Yesterday and concluded to-day. The verdict
was not guilty on the plea Of insanity.
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CIGARS & ToBACCoS.

deal Wholesale and Retail In fine Foreign
and Domestic Cigars; hne cut and Plug Chew
Ing Tobaccos.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-04

si6lo FOR any negligence in the premises.
The public will, with almost one ac-
cord, remark; Told YOU So" Just
~ expected, etc, and popular indig-
nation will bo aroused TO a high pitch
We regret the escape because OF its moral
effect. Confidence in law, and faith in
its judicial administration. grows less
and less every day.
The following Postal from the Posts
master, gives additional Information in
regard 20 the escape;
GRANT c. H., April -, 1873
Last night, between L. and | o'clock.
the jN!cr at this place made tho diScov.
cry that W. :. Douglass, confined for tho
murder OF mail-carricr Uiser, had made
his escape. II appears thit again some
one must have supplied the prisoner
with keys, that by these means he un-
locked the iron door OF his cell. thence
made his WHY 60 the upper story ana
from there reached the ground bv using
his blanket. lie had a largo iron letter
on one OF his legs. Parties are Soarchin,,
for the fugitive in all directions. l.. Vi.
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NEWBURG LETTER.

NEWnvRo, April 30th, 1878.
Iitoy ArguN
notwithstanding the earnest cntroltios
"i our pastor, the members ct church
who are heads ct families never attend
The N oath school. Is il amy wonder
u.i their children use prlctuc lruruapo
'"" q" '. Hin' Instead If ,,nuv - sun
day ssh when t,,u psr,nts lounge at
homo .h7 platform? Come. my
ch 3sti I'D .ncnds, take your children by
The haud an' load them To tho house OF
cod. AS tn, twig is bent 50 tho ire,
W III incline The Young need encour-
aScmont, our choir needs tho counto
nance of the congregation and its on.
courngoment Don't let Satin tempt vou
TO End fault and be always swapping and
Snarling li>' cur dog. VIII no. the
Older members, pray tor our choir and
SUNDAY schOoi9 1t is a shame that We
have To 90 outside of church, into tho
world for superintendent May we
nave success i'm our Sat bath Schools.
JAS. II. Smpu., wife and daughter.
Miss Ethel, arc visiting friends in Ohio.
That prince of butchers, b. Rabbit.
Esq, is dispcn sing so 40 choice beef and
lamb this Spring.
Born unto Mr.. an Mrs. Michael Don
ahue, a boy and a sound Democrat.
Harry McCnacrty, Esq, departed for
kingwOod ono day last week.
Mc>srs. Albright a Gibson have re-
ccivci their stock of goods and arc very
busy placing them.
Born unto Mr.. aud Mrs. Gus. J. Shat
fer, a da ;ghtor. Gus ~ happy. Its
Democrat.
Rev. ID. Hammond King, of tho Pres.
bytorian church OF Puuxsutawney, Pa.
IS visiting his broth,r-in-law, Rav. sam
ucl Grahum, of this place. Mr.. King is
travelling ~ an Evangelist and Is en-
route for Buckchanmou To attend tho
Prosbytcry that cOnveno1 ut that nj ACC
on Friday, the Bird of May.
Mr.. Chas sheriff expects To make IN
extended visit 30 his.homa in Ohio soon.
+. Pres. Hoay returned from III odmout
last evening.
'They spoutcd finely and debated
long, such brilliant talent and such wit
were there. They proved ~ clear as day
that right TX wrong, and that there were
comets dying through space TN { scorch-
ed the planets ~ thoy dnncol along
burnt mp the streams Of earth, while I'm
despair the little fishes, jumping ready
fried and dried, turned up thcir eyes and
cursed the whole concern
Geo. w. Ryan, Esq, left on 80. = thi.
n. Nj. tor ParIcrsburg whore he expects
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Meeting At the school house AT 9
O'Clock. p. IN.
Singing 80.
Move in procession To to the Church
lot by 81 o'clock-Capt. James l.. Muir
dock, Marshal.
Tho Order of the Ritual, in the Book
OF discipline, will then Toe followed.
LessJn-Rcad by Rev. L. g. W. Ford.
Singing 962.
Prayer-By Rev. 4. w. Chichester.
Alternste reading 10y the Minist ter and
congregation OF tbs l32nd Psalm.
Scripture Lesson-By Rev. IL. 6.
Blaney.
Addrcss-By the Presiding Elder. Rev.
j. W. w. Bolton.
Basket Collection,
Reading list OF contents of box for
conversions.
Placing box within the stone.
Laying OF cornerstone.
Benodictiou.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-04
Transfers of Real Estate.

The following list of real estate has been
admitted to record in tho Clerks ohico
since April 18th
Deed; +. 4. Fi<e to Nancy Harden
80 acres in Pleasant district.
Deed. +. NJ. Erwin to John Forman:
sec deed.
Decd, JOS. NJ. Feather to Samuel
Crane; 20 acre, in Pleasant district.
Decd, Harrison IL. Chidestor to same;
80 acres, rood and IS rods in Pleasant
district.
eed, Lot NJ. spurgin to same; 50
acres, rood and rods in Pleasant dis
trict.
Deed, -. Crcsap, Special Com'r, to
Jas. OBrain; 1901 acres in Portland
district
Thos. T. White to !. II. and G.. T..
Brown; Is acros in valley district.
Deed, Mary OTTO to Win. s. Ilamid :;
62t acres i'm Plcasaus district.
Deed, S. Il. Sharp to Geo. Myers 80!
acres in Kingwood district
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SALT LICK VALLEY.
SAT- LIcK NALLEY. Anril

SALT LICK VALLEY, April IS.
LditOr Arg,ls
The people on Salt Lick are making a
good start fora largo crop this season.
On last Wednesday John Nine had 81
hands at his log rolling. They worked
faithfully all day and finished fourteen
and a half acres Of ground which he in
tends to plant in corn. Small grain in
generals forward and very promising.
The woods look green and cattle and
sheep ara doing well on account of an
unusually carly spring. There will be
plenty OF fruit of all kinds if nothing
happens to destroy it.
Ih" young folks arc having good
Il mo with their singing school since they
got their new books. They arc improv
ing rfPidly in their singing and pay good
attention TO their teacher and gladly re-
cciVc his instructions.
Yours, L.G.F,
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Little Notes on the Actions or nov.
inH Humanity.

mo rum lulJy.
Eoy. j. w. W. H5'lou i,a KingwooI
on Tuesday morning.
y SIR. Long. oi Nlafinsbue. is yis.t
n2 Alr. Robert Nc -AGctys, oil this
place.
VIM. g. Brown. Jr., and Vn. g..
WorIoy started on try to " orgAntou ID
last SATURDAY,
Harry hr'sFettv 4 oo,lman,o
studying law soon. = a. g. into tho
oli"o Of VIM. O.. Brown.
Clork Martin and Gilbert Su'dar re-.
turned FROM Oborliu, Ohio. last sat. rjay.
Gilbert is improving slowly.
Jno. Barton Payne, Esq started for
81. George, Tucker county, last Wodncs-
day to attend tho court now in session
there.
Mr. T.. p stone viii coon rot, Itnwles-
burg 20 engage in tha mercantile bu-i-
moss With ID, j. 5iDrr of taot place.
"LlsI' IS young man OF good business
training, aud his many friends arc SORRY
20 know that ho b. 20 leave town.
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ADVERTISE M ENTS.
Commissioners Sale
OF \ uOoD
RIVER BoTToMFARM
IN TUCKER COUNTY.

Pur>uSu. 20 n decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Tucker county. will on sat
urdav, the tth day of MAY, 1875, before
the front door of tho court house in -
George, Tucker county. w. Va, otler
FOR sale To the highest bidder the Ian
dccccd tn ho sold i'm tho cnse of tha Nor
ganiowu Bank against jenkins and
Marsh.
The said tract Of l1nd contains about
2Aiy acrHs and Is tho same tract o. land
conveyed 10y William Marsh and wife to
the defendant. Ann &. JcuNips. Ii j.
SituuVl on ChoW River, httweNu one
and two miles below ST George. i'm
tucker county, w. Va. i,A duo bottom
hrm, we'll improved with good dwoll
ing house harm ana other buildings ON
II aud a tine orchard.
IL viii ho sold for 40 much cash in
hand rs IS sufficient To pay for costs ct
suit aud S1lc aud the residue upon a
vtcdt OF six, tWclN,, eighteen aud TWEEN
ty-tour months, the purch user executing
notes with approved security torth dc.
iorrcl pay mcuts OF the purchase moncv.
JAMES IL. CARROLL, COmfr.
1 Is, '7S-SS
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ApVERTIsING RATES.

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for first insertion, aud finy cents for each
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Seymour Douglass' Escapo.

From tho kcy-or TdbuucI
ON ThuIsdI,, Mr. Geo. g Vanmetar,
CO Grant county, camo to this place by
way 9f Moysvilic, and brought HdIult ol
W. s.. Dougiaaf escape tho previous
night I. viii be- remembered tho pri--
oucr was convicted OF tho murdar Of
mLi-olrr9r lIsor. auJ sentenced lts &
iail TO confinement iu tho Ponitonuary
Dor lfc. III council got suporsolol-.
aud pculing ho hoarny ~ au aproll FOO
tuc supreme Court ho was conhuoi Con
Grant county jain. noDb,ol apj ,hunot.
Wolu ley night was dark and rainy,
aud vas for this ronsou probably selected
for ,h0 attempt To- escape.
How ~ WAS DONE.
10 soomcd he h8 , on previous occa-
sion, slipped his hobbies which were re-
placed with tighter fitting ones AZ tho
ime of going to press $50 Know nos who
q, ceusurc, bug extraordinary vigilance
w1. demanded or tho officers Zoo ulis casc.
aud they should be held strictly rcspor-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-05-04

The impression socm- o. be general
that cSc"s.iya conflicting is the cause
Of What is cuIloi hog choInla.
Make lsle of s)i. soap and emery
to- poll shug steel.
Irp ""ut.s wick- Into spirits OF tur.
Fendne, rd lbon ~ before using
or pa.t pli.s and cans may b. thor
olghIy cleaned with strong, hot lyc.
s. email quantity of turpenfuo added
o., Htoyc blocking will make tIo s'oyo.
casi-' 90 polish.
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EVAN SVILLE
w oolen Factory
$4,000 DIS. Wool Wanted.
GrcdHU i:sdHc"i Prir.S TDi' 3I,ti-
uIdcb ring WOOi it GOOdS

Carding I'd spinning yarn from II To- 10
couts par N.
stocking yarn. miNcl, Zoe pur H.
CasSims so, 5Gc per vd
TwCu all wool, zoe 4"
Doc ~ an Jeans, now style, SOC "
fannnls from pc To 3jc
Blan cts from 81 to $3.50 per pr.
w" Nave lot at hoavy goods that we
sell ~ low for cash, wool or country
prouHcc. We give tho
Go~ highest MARKET Price for WOOt. -tJT.
We don't hold wool, therefore we can
sell goods lower and pay better price
for wool than others.
j. BOWMAN & son.
Evansville, Preston co., w Va
Mar. 18Th, 1879. (, % IL.
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The following persons are a.,.,rizci
To act a. our agents in rcceiviu. sub
scriptions 10 the ARGUS at our club rates:
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Nowburg G.. }. Shatier, Austin; j. l..
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w. Stevenson, Rodamers Hon. J. IL.
Wilson, Aurora; Benz, T.. Wutring,
Horse Shoe Run II. b. Fogle, Portland;
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Valley Point; Henry Albright, Cranes
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Mills; Maj. ID. Stomplc, Jr. Aurora; DR..
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burg; Isaac L. Martin, Portland; 4. II.
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THE
WEST VIRGINIA ARG Us,
Is Published eve,y Saturday 6y
Il. CLAY n. HYDE,
GIsGwooD, PRESTON COUNTY, W. Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :

To residents Of thus county-One y ear.
$3.50; six months, rs; four months, 80
cents.
To non residents Of The co,snty-One year.
Il .65-the IL cents extra being charged
tai pr spay pOstag e. six months, SIS cents;
three months, 60 cents.
Our terms are cash ia advance. there
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less renewed
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
y aaHaa=
Rogers admir-
~.
Mltiick md FORSYTH.
gu NNisINlR

In pursuance Ota decree of tho Circuit
Court OF Preston county, the uudors gn b.
ci VIII, ON the goth day of May, 1873 the
Same bong court day, before the front
door of the Court House In E,ugwond,
offer Tor sale the land docrocd q hc sold
IN The above case, the Same boinS the
west end of the old MatNck farm. and
Thought To- contain 3lO acres. Tho above
fTm Is situated uu the North side of Lit.
tie Sandy crock I'm Grdut township
TERMS So much cash itf hand AZ
VIII To- sufficient to pay costs of suit and
expenses of sale and tho residue upon
a credit utSiN and twelve months, tho
purchaser executing interest bearing
notes with approved security for thr.dc.
ierrcd inst ilmunts ofpurohlso money.
JAMES \. BROWN, C0m'r
Ap30 - 5000.
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BLAIR g. GIDBENS,
PalGonDurg, vs. Va.

The ceremonies Of laying q corror.
stone took place here last Monday after
noon, n Che presence or q largo number
Of people Space iorJids our giving
extended report of the interesting pro
ceedings, and we can only add tho
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Aeaafbft yournaI.

tJlished at AUGUSTA, MAINE Water Street
loot 81 Court by SPRAGUE, OWEN h NASH.
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Gall and See the s'FOX,'
AND OTHER BREECH-LoADING GUNS.
At sATF0RD 4 co.'s GUN STORE.
Augusta, Maine.
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HaIlowelI Post Once.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily, Sundays excepted,
At 3.32 and I. 7.5S 2. M; closes at l2l5 p NJ, and
for the night Pullman train at Z 40 P. M.
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Oiice Hours from 730 A. M. to $50 T.. Nj. As
no mail arrives on Sunday, the office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
Z. ROWELL, p. M.
Hallowell, Oct. 10, 1878.
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SALEM LEAD COMPANY.

Warranted PURE WHITE BEAD.-Wel.
known throughout New England as the WHIT
EST, FINEST and BEST.
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vide on reels for Builders.
LEAD PIPE, of any size or thickness.
At the lowest market Prices for goods of equal
quality. FRANCIS BROWN,
msrl6fW&S6wlv Treasurer, Salem Mass.
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cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
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