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weeks, ana on Monaay last Isaac =. falliSo OF
n.m 'n, anu ms dauen'ei, ah acc9npiisiieu
No, made manv re,y conyor,a ,.,, ho;o enc
coed in reyiyinp fine old members Mr. Nurcb
has been rendered, and accepted the pastorate
OF the Baptist church, and a. the special meet
ihes ciose this week, MS duties VIII commence
ncN' '"ooa'n' INA
The Streator -Nonitor says that "scveral eX.
perienced iron men at Johnstown, Pennsylvania,
want to come west and start rolling mill Strea-
tor has been recommended to them as a fayora
BILE point. They propose 30 start on 10000 capt.
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MiSrellanf1uS.
The Ottawa Free Trader.

Va sszsn Of Otcara Ia Sail ccOmy, In making up his
lat Il Hsrspap~,s for the coming year. should omit to in
cn6e Ia II DTTaS FEgE TEsDKR II IL the Oldest pa
per 2abet Ia the county II il the largest gives the most
reading matter. and with exception is the only paper
county al the reading matter Of which prepared
selected home ard with careful and studous reference
ard tases ~ is subscribers. In this
spect other paper In the world print, much
adapted the Nants Of "a Sale county readers. II tells
yoa d al that happens IN the county worthy Of newspaper
mcAOn the crimes casualties Ocal and popular
zsthcring movements and resolves 1t gives you the pro-
oeedn u the supervisor Of ali the courts, and all that
ranspre IN the public Offers Of city county; and tells
ysu Of all local political movements and who aud what the
candidate. Tor 0cc are, whom to vote for not. you
Ike and Who il elected and thousand and other
things hAt you get In other paper Besides this,
hves you we'll prepared weekly fthc general for
en and inland news home and foreign markets. political
events DISCUSSIONS &c Yet doing all this, aud being the
argst paper the county and having the largest circaa
ton Fy cent? year less than most other papers
ia the county IT, subscription price being bur 90 al
year In advance In short voter, taxpayer house
holder county discharge all the duties Of honest
citizenship DOES regularly read the OTTAWA FEER
rRsDER.
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SAVED HIS LIFE"

SPRISGFIELD, TENN, May &, 1879.
DR.. A. Il WHITg-DsIr Sir: | am selling great deal OF
your fulmOnsra have large demand for 1t, and
mend IL 10 all the best cough medicine in the market and
am not afraid to recommend IT, as had IL thoroughly
tested OF my customers who given up to die.
After taking three bottles Of Pslmonaa he
meDced improving and when he had taken the fifth bottle
he sas up and In my store and said "Ir LIPE,
and that he should always love and The Pulmona
for 1t had saved him from death and the Of his
taking 1T told him not to love but DR. White the
Inventor OF this great medicine am selling from eight to
fifteen bottles week OF your Pulmonaria.
You're truly, ". ECKLES
Sold In Ottawa by Forbes & Gehring nOyl5
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#tsrellaneous.
TO The LADIES.

ANY one wishing to learn The A TT OF CuttinG
their own and Chlldrens Clothing receive thorough
strnctons ry calling on Mrs. j. NJ. Ciusta, corner
OF Columbus and Main streets, +. Godfeys store
This system Is entirely new. Measures taken like
that of alors and perfect Mt is secured without charge
Those interested in this should call soon this will
be only chance 10 get perfect system very cheap
y gents wanted. Persons Of good business capacity
clear from one 10 three thousand dollars year.
Ottawa, Nov. !, lsg6m MRS. j. NJ. GlUsrA.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb 6, 1880.
The Times OF Friday says the board OF trade
markets were generally heavy on yesterday. In
provisions the movement was unusually bcarish,
and in mess pork, lard and meats a material de
cline was suffered. Grain was also easier. Pro-
visions, however, were the centre Of interest.
On Change cash property closed at the follow
ing prices:
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Banks.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east and west.
BOUGHT AND SOLD
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland and all i'm
portant points in Continental Europe drawn In
purchasers
". =. Revenue Stamps of all deBom nations con-
stantly on hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold and
Silver bought and sold
Banking hours from ga. NJ to Pm.
Jan. H. 1873 +. S. EAMEs, Cashier.
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DOCK AND JOB RINTING or
ID every description, done neatly, correctly, and at The
ovest prices. Give call and will endeayor TO give
VINO entire Abstraction. OSRAN6 HAPEN4N.
oWestof Court Hous
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WANTED.

sherman Co, Marshall Mich, want agent In this
county A. once At salary Of $50 month and expenses
paid For fall particulars address IA above. jams
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The Farm Department

embracing complete comprehensive dcspatccs from
Washington, including full reports OF the speeches u emf
politicians the questions OF the hour.
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|! MY
BACK!"

KEMEDI Itis prcpafcd EAPREssLY Tor these diseases
Cameron Co.. Central Penn,
DRtFrweOp, Nov Is 1879.
Dear Sf: may say HUNTS REMEDY has raised tho
dead II raised from the dead for the doctors
had given up die in SIX HOURS aud had all the
people My friends called in the priest prepare for
death, and he also said doomed They all had me
dead, but UNITS REMEDY saved me- and am alive to-
day sound and cured of drOpsy. r. W. TkUDE.
From Rev. T. g. Taylor. DID, Pastor LIST Bap't Church:
PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Jan, :. 1873
can testify to the virtue of HUNTS REMEDY in Kid.
ncy Diseases from actual trial. having been greatly benefit
ed by its use. f.. G. TAYLOR.
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HUN !; !; !; !:
Remedy.
New York Weekly Herald
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

The circulation of this popular newspaper has more than
trcbcd during the past year II contains all the caE
contained in the DAILY HERALD and is arranged In
handy departments. The
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Political News

the most valuable chronicle the world II j. c cheap
est. Every week is gwen faithful report ot
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,. THE GREAT CAUSE
& HUMAN MISERY.
,Tusi Published IN a Sealed Enrelope. Price cts.

Just Published, IN a sealed EHretope fTIce cts.
\ Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical of seminal WeaAcss, 81 SptrhatorrhCa IN
duced by SelcAhusc Involuntary Emissions ImpOency
Nervous Debility and lmpcdments Marriage generally
onsu ption Epep>y and FITS Mental snd Physical Inca
pacty, Sc-By ROBERT J. ULNklsWEll- VI. D., author
Of the " Green Book, &c.
The worldreuowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
sequences ~ selfahusemay be ecctuaH removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical operations, bOu
ges Instruments, rings curuias pointing ont mode OF
cure certain and estu, by which every sufferer
matter what ms condition may be- may cure himself
cheasly. privately and radically.
tn THIS Lecture 'riH prore boon 70 thousands and
thousands.
Sent under seal In plain envelope. 20 any address,
receipt OF six cents or two postage stamps.
Address the publishers,
THE OULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
al Ann ST., New y orL: T. q. Box&5 SO.
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Frank Lesue's Publishing House,

- single copies for sale aud subscriptions received 10y
Osman q Hapenlan, Ottawa Illinois.
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The Weekly Herald

are given the Tcegaphc Dispatches Of the week from al
parts of the Union, This feature alone makes
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THE MARKETS.
ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, Feb. 6, 1880.
Nothing has been coming in during the week.
Markets are nominal as below.
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Foreign News

embraces special dispatches from all quarters of IN
Under the head of
American News
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why do YOU suffer with
the Pain In your Back.
Luins ur Sidc2 Your KID.
ncys are diseased. DO not
delay, as delays are dan.
but try dt once
HUNTS REMEDY. ALL
Diseases of the kidneys,
bladder, Liver and Urinary
Organs. Dropsy, Gravel.
Diabetes, Brlght's Disease
Of the Kidneys and lnCon.
le, are cured by HUNTS
RESSIN for these diseases
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To u II 7 Fs'ENbV
HUNTS r. EDY has
been used by Family PLY.
slCians for 30 years. IL
has never been known to
fail. II il a safe, sure and
speedy cure. Ii IL purely
vegetable. All who use II
enjoy good health.
Send for Pamphlet to
WIN. T.. CLARKE
PROVIDENCE. Il. I.
Sold by All Druggists.
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TWENTY.FOURTH YEARl
Improved Willoughby
Sum Spring
GRAIN DRILL.

n II + best Drill for Jefferson County Far
mers to buy. IL cannot be equaIlcd for
Sowing Grain; for Sowing Grass Seed;
for Sowing Fertilizers. NO CHOKING.
There can be 40 choking, for the reason
that il is a positive force feed, and all tho
"wlite caps" stfaws or any foreign sub
stance that should chance 10 be in tho
wheat. IL fed through without stoppage.
PATENT FERTILIZER CUTOFF.
One Of the improvements required Of
late years was, some appliance whereby
the flow Of fertilizer could DC arrested nj
the ends while turning around or moving
the drill from one field 10 another. Thu
was accomplished by us last year, aud ap-
piled To nearly all new machines aud has
proved success. No farmer after hay-
Ing seen the waste occasioned by the con.
tinual flow while stopping 10 fiil up the
hOppers will wish 10 do without this new
and useful invention. independent Of
this, the flow can be stopped while in mo
ton by moving the regulator slide, and
also by the gtiano shift-lcver, which can
be shifted 10 stop the motion Of the agits-
tor shaft while the Drill il moving.
s7- a full stock Of EXTRAS on hand.
For prices, terms and circulars apply To
DUKE & GALLAHEk,
Agents for Jefferson County, w. Wa.
Aug. Z, 1880. II
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A ca RED.

Editor of RegiSter-Your corrcspon-
dent, cold Fogy," has malcionsly pub
lished that carried apass while mem
Der of the legislature. At that time there
was no controversy between the people
and the railroad and nothing was being
said about free-ticketS, but in justice to
the friends who supported me for this OF
flee and who so kindly recommended me
to the citizens Of Jefferson, | print the
following correspondence which speaks
for itself. 1t is proper to add, that Dr..
Tanner took the same view and made 4
similar reply.
CLARKsBURG, W. VA, December %,
lS74.-J. NJ. Mason, Esq Dear Sir-HaN :
ing been applied to by many of the MEM
brrs of the legislature for the customary
pass and thinking it would be gratifying
10 Won to receive one, | herewith enclose
it.
also send one for your colleague |. ).
Tanner which do me the favor TO hand
him. do not know his address.
Yours truly, c. BOGGESS.
CuARLEsTowN, December 80, ISL
Hon. Boggcss-Dear Sir-l have received
YOUR letter dated yesterday enclosing me
Il pass over the b. Il O. Railroad.
understand that ii is usual for men,
bcrS of the legislature to accept these IA
vorS and do not care to appear singular
or cautiously fastidious, but is my exam
pie might help to establish a CUSTOM
which don't want to countcnancc ask
to return this pass 10 you with many
thanks for the courteous manner i'll which
it has been tendercd. Resp'y, &c,
j. NJ MASON.
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Marria9es.

In Louisville, Kentucky, at 4 z. NJ,
Aug. 2ud, lSSO,LT. GEO. S. YOUNG,
9TH q. 5. Infantry, son of Maj. ID. }.
Young, Ordnance Department, U. s: a.,
formerly of IIarpers Ferry, TO Miss
EMILY Fl. WRIGHT. Of Louisville.
In the Baptist Church, in Charles
town, Aug. 3. 1880, by Rev. i. Is:
Shepherd, Mr.. JNO. w. CLARK, OF
Rappahannock county, Va, to Miss
NETTIE l.. FINNELL, Of this county.
On the 2Slh of June, at the High ST.
Church Parsonage. Springfield, Ohio,
by Rev. Thos 5. Harris, Mr.. WAL
TER 5. NEWCOMER 10 Mrs. A. +.
RENTCH, both formerly of Shepherds
town, Jefferson coua,y, but now resi-
dents of UTbanna, Ohio.
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duty anu IL also protected by all the sane
tions known to the law; who then Is so
supplemented as to expect full express
sion of public opinion when an informal
election, "a sort of side show,) lsheld UNI
der the auspices of few self-constituted
managers. The salvation of this country
depends Oh the people keeping their pup
lie business out of the hands OF precisely
the class of men who would most certain
" manage primary election. In the
cities, they have driven all respectable
citizens out of politics, and their opera
ton in the country will be lnhhitely
worse.
Party machinery and every Continuance
to fetter the judgment OF voter Is raul
cally wrong, but, at present we are 50
shackled and bed-ridden by these modern
appliances. that the best thing We can
do, with our present surrounding IS I"
insist upon numerous delegation from
each precinct. Ofcourse, every practical
manager will want a SMALL convention,
which may be manipulated and controli-
ed but those who understand the machl'
nations the schemers want a LARGE Dody
of men that will be actuated by the pu6hc
rood and its own judgment. The wire
nullers cannot handle LARGE conVen-
ton ;-ifthe litter is big, you can't count
the pigs.
We do most earnestly entreat every
good citizen, who has the welfare of this
State at heart, to give this matter his per-
sonal attention. We well know that
large majority of our executive committee
are honest, true and capable, but we are
afraid least some of them, not susperting
trick, may be misled by designing men,
and we respectfully put them on their
guard. JUNlCS
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HON. JAMES EE. GROVE.

Mr.. Editor-Will You please give
space to the following resolutions, pass
ed by the working men Of Baltimore
city, April I, 1868. They evidenced
the loyalty of that gifted orator and
splendid lawyer, the Hon. James H..
Grove, to the interests OF the laborlng
man: at the time he held the most dis
tinguished place in the Senate of Mary
land, and at time too, when labor
needed friends to advocate their cause.
We believe him to be the same firm
friend to day, and wish in some way TO
express our admiration in tangible
form. We recognize in him the poor
mans friend; a man Of honor, Of gener-
osity and nobleness of character which
challenges our respect, and his great tai
ents fitting him for any position, appeals
to our judgement. We now call upon
him to be our Judge in this circuit,
knowing the scales of justice can fall in
to no saferor ADLER hands, and We pledge
him support irrespective of party.
Laborng men read tie following copy
of the resolutions taken from the mill
utes Of the proceedings of the Tin Can
Association of Baltimore, and sent Us
by Louis A. Jamart, President:
ResoIred, That the Baltimore can
makers association return their sincere
thanks TO the Hon. James II. Grove for
the manly and able manner in which he
espoused our cause in the Senate and
opposed convict labor coming in COM
petition with honest men, who are de
pendent npon their labor for support.
Reso'red, That by the said action he
has entailed upon lis debt Of gratitude
that we are but too anxious 10 repay,
and which we pledge ourselves, indivd-
ualy and collectively, to do at any time
the said Hon. James II. Grove may con-
sent to submit his name to be used for
any position within the gift of the citi-
zens of Maryland. Signed.
LOUIS JAMART, Pres't,
JAS. A. GIBSON, II. Scc'y,
CHAS. WILSON, Treas,
VIM. GALE MACH, Z. Secy.
(C0) ,ooo
Seal. April Z, 1880.
~ :,
We wish TO carry ont the expressed
wishes of our fellow laborers, some of
whom are now residing with us. We
sincerely hope our wishes may be graft
fled, and that Mr.. Grove will accept the
high position TO which we viii most
certainly elect him if lie gives usthe OPP
poltunity.
MECHANICS & LABORERS.
MARTINsBURG, Aug. 1880.
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COMMUNICATED.

Mr. Editor:-Will you allow me a
little space in your paper TO second the
announcement made by ga Member OF
the Bar" in the last Free Press, of JOS
eph Trapnell, Esq, as a suitable person
for Judge of the Circuit Court An in
innate acquaintance with Mr.. Trapnell,
extending over long period OF time,
warrants the opinion that he is the peer
of any gentleman whose name is put
forward for this Office. l know him to
be an industrious, careful, painstaking
business man, regardless of applause or
condemnation whether ofrich or poor,
in the performance of his duty; besides
he is man of quick perception, and so
far as I am capable of judging, Is ex-
ceedingly well informed in his profess
sion. Mr.. Trapnell left his native State
(Maryland) and by the side of Virgin
ians fought mantully for Virginia, and
at the close of the war cast his lot
among her people, has never asked any
recognition in any of her political pre-
ierments, and now that this place for
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z. o,,
JAMES II. GROVE.
JOSEPH TRAPNELL FORJUDGE

Certain native qualities of head and
heart are requisite to constitute salts
Ccsory Judge. lie should be free-mind-
ed and constitutionally Independent.
with fixed principles and views of his
own; he should be clear beaded, quick
in his perceptions, thoroughly grounded
in The principals OF law, experienced
and industrious. This office is very i'm
portant, and the respective strong points
of the several gentlemen spoken OF,
ought to be carefully contrasted before
a selection is made. The friends Of Mr.
Trapnell earnestly invite public at'en-
ton to him as one who comes fairly up
to the standard indicated.
A MEMBER OF THE BAR.
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IKOTEI ARRIVALS.
ENrLER HorEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN
PRorRIEToR

ENTLER HoTEL-MAJoR HENRY HAGAN,
PRorRlEroR.
Ii. /. Washburn, III. Il. McCay, L..
Perry, Baltimore; Juo. Conner, S,ras-
burg; r. Nadenbousch, IL. T. lIaanis,
5. V. Fiery, {. A. Young, Mar,insburg;
+. ID. Cronin, j. NJ. Mckee, New York;
&. Mcdowell, III. Troupe, Hagerstown;
II. w. Blunt, Washington; G. III. Dug
dale, o. Beall, 7. Lippitt, Charlestown;
w. +. Anderson, Bolivar, w. Va; NJ.
=. Setter, ST. James College, Md.
VIRGINIA lIorEL-W. \. ApAMs, Pho
PRIEToR.
w. Oberlander, l.. kogelschatz, +.
Albert, Julius Heller, Baltimore; Z. "A.
Fouke, Washington; G. ii. Wine, Cul-
pepper, Va; G.. S. DcGrange. Jos. Ire
gellas, Frederick; ID. +. Shoemaker,
Summit Point, w. Va; J. IIanlen, Ma
riet,a, Pa; J. w. Bishop, Martinsburg;
II. G. Nicely, Philadelphia; &. w. Nice
", Leetown: p. Groin, Winchester
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which he is emiuently suited is shortly
to be filed, / think it bat fair that he
receive an hearty support in the Judi
cial Convention. Whilst his qualifica-
tons, both in his profession and all the
sterling attributes of gentleman are
pre-eminent, his elevation TO this office
will be happy recognition OF the en-
tire equality we claim to extend to all
people who in good faith come to live
with Ds H.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
DECLINATIoN.

Mr.. Editor-Rcturning thanks to the
many friends who have generously ten
dered me their support for reelection to
the office of Prosecuting Attorney, |
withdraw my name as candidate tor
that Office.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
August 5, 1880.
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A CARD.

The calls made upon me through the
public prints, and by numerous letters,
10 become Il candidate for the office Of
Judge of this Judicial Circuit, demand
All answer. Grateful for the compliment
tary terms in which those calls have
been couched, and believing them TO be
sincere, do now, in accordance with
the expressed desire of my friends, an
nounce myself candidate for the office
OF Judge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-14

i5y" FOR SALE-Sj00O worth of Boots
and Shoes, Caters, Tie slippers and San
dals. $1,000 worth Mems, Youths, Boys
aud Child's Clothing. $500 worth of
Mems Boys and Childs Malaga, German
Braid Canton, Mackinaw, Linen, Cloth,
Wool and Fur Hats. a large stock OF
Rubber Clothing, Umbrellas, Satcbels,
Gloves, Hosiery and Tobacco. $4,000 feet
Pine Lumber. All ut prices that defy
competition. GEO. II. HAGLEY, cor
ner Charles aud Washington streets,
CharlestoWn w Va.
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sS-The best Fair TONES, Invigorators.
Restorcrs, and Pomadcs, are Lyons Ka-
thairon, DR.. Swaynes Hair Color and
Remover, Halls Sicilian Hair Remover,
Ayers Hair Vigor, Carbolinc, Cosmo-
line, Vaseline, Bandalinc and ChalfaDts
Coco Cream. These articles are OF tho
most approved kird, not coloriug but
giving a rich gloss to the hair, Kidding II
Of all dandrur and producing new
growth where IL has fallen of. Sold by
r. L. Ml0ruder
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DtatI)s.

AT her residence in Byron, Green
county, Ohio, July 2Srd, 1880, Mrs.
HANNAH MOODY, wife of Mr..
John IL. Moody, formerly of Middle
way, in this county-aged O5 years, .
months and DAYS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-08-14

The wheat crop in Wisconsin is es-
timated at fifteen million bushels,
which is below last years yield. The
Weld in Iowa will be twenty per cent
higher than last year, and that of Min
nesota is pat at A million bushels.
Reports from Dakota say that there
never was such a crop there.
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FOR SALE.

THERE has been left with mc and for
l. sale one Of Brewster's Celebrated
rrotting Buggics. Ii has been used very
little and Is In thorough order. IL viii
be sold low for cash or on months time,
negotiable note.
Aug7 TOWEER SCIILEY.
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~ Razors, Pocket Mirrors, Pistols,
Cartridges, Violins, Guitar aud Bango
Strings, sold by X. l.. Magruder.
IT. a large lot Of Playing Cards aud
Indeible Ink, for sale by X. l.. Magru.
der.
II GLASS.-A large lot OF Window
Glass for sale cheap for cash by X. J..
Magruder.
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DIR. Whittier. of Pittsburgh. Pa.

1t is well known, has for many years
stood at the head OF the profession in his
speciality all chronic and blood diseases
nervous prostration and all disastrous
consequences. See his card in another
column. Read his works and judge for
yourself. June l2-ly
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NOW is The TIME
Bargains

u order to close out our present stock
L of Mems, Youths and Boys CLOTHING
to make room for large Fall and Winter
stock, we will for ilie next 30 days sell
Clothing at greatly reduced rites. itfk
Now IL the time To secure Bargains at
the Cheap Clothing House Of
II. &. ESTLER & co.
Aug7 II