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The Markets.

IN VERMoNT-At st. Adams. Tuesday receipts
were light, market quiet, prices firm and I'M
changed. Good to choice butter sold at 10 IN Is
cents per pound; selections ~ cents per pound I;
u iew lackages of extra choice shade higher.
AZ Ncrgomnes. saturday, butter ranged in price
from ~ to IL cents per l'nuil; shade higher
price was paid for a few iu,c, tubs eggs Is cents
per uOzen; new potatoes 10 G, nts to 81 per bush
el, money 10 to II cents per pound; beef7 to 8
cents per pound; pork 8 scents per pound; veal
calves to cents per pound; hay SIS to $40 per
ton.
BOSTON WooL-The wool market has been nc
tive, the sales the largest we have had TO notice
Tor long time, amounting To near 100000 lbs.
OF all Kinds. Otherwise the market remains un-
changed and dealers are free sellers at the cur
rent ratcs. New wool is coming forward quite
freely from all points and stocks are accumulat-
ing. the safes of Ohio and Pennsylvania nceccs
have been at 30 aud BIC for y, with some heavy
rs low rs Doc, and * at 81 and 3Sc per lb. In
Michigan ilecces the sales have been Al 80 and BIC
including large lots at 3ic for Y. Comb, and
dclainc neeccs are in demand and have been
selling ut 81 and i0c for fine deaine and ~ and
i3c for No. combing, and market firm ut these
prices. Unwashcd flccccs have been in demand
anu considerable sales in Texas, Oregon, Geor.
gia and Western at steady prices, ranging prn
cipally ut y and 2Sc per lib. for fine and medium
grades California wool has been in fair demand
and sales at 20 and 3ic per Id. for spring, as to
quality. Pulled woods have been in demand n nd
sales AT 40 ami i2c for choice lots OF Eastern and
Maine snpers and 20 and 3Sc for common and
good supers.
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Obituary.
HARVEY COBB.

Died-In Mddlebury, July II, 1883, Mr.. liar-
vey Obj, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Cobb was born in New Haven, Vt,
in 1902. There he lived for 30 years,
when he was married to Mis- Amanda
Bryant. lie then went to the town of
Bristol, VT, where he resided for 10
years. lie next moved to Huntington,
VT, and lived there for 80 years, till he
came to Middlebury to live with his son,
at whose house he died. Mr.. Cobb was
a farmer and a strictly honest man.
lie was temperate man in all of his
habits, not even drinking a glass of spir-
ituous liquor of any kind in his life nor
using tobacco in any form. He was ney-
err known to be angry with his associ-
ates, but was always ready to lend a
helping hand to every one. MIR. Cobb
leaves an aged wife, two sons and one
brother to mourn his loss. lie was Il
kind husband and loving father. His re-
mains were taken to New Haven and
buried by the side of his mother and
father. The latter was drum major in
the war of 1912. y,
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MEACIlAM-In Wallingford, July IA, DR. ID.
ii. Meacham, aged 70 years.
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Local News.

Mrs. Drake of Academy street is max
y repairs in her house.
prof. l.. A. Austin and party have re-
|rned from the AdirOndacks.
lMr. Calvin Hill returned. Wednesday,
ter an absence of several weeks.
|Messrs. Frank and ,Junius Severance
mt to Texas on Friday last with two
r-loads of sheep.
Mr.. John Kellogg of Benson, who was
faduated at the recent commencement,
Is been in town this week.
tThe death, on Wednesday, after a long
ness, of Mr. Albert G. Eastman of
|unger street is announced.
MIR. VIM. Porter of New York, who
red in Middlebury some 10 years ago.
in town, guest at u. ID. Twitchells.
Messrs. e. II. Hard of Burlington and
lines G. Barrett of Rutland have been
|cistered ut the Addison House the past
eek.
Mr.. G. S. Wainwright sold his black
htched team. Tuesday, to j. l.. Farm
IN of New Haven, Conn; considers
pm, 81 800.
COl. L. M. tiiilpiiidh u ~ piaho '.o'h'
lar Boston, whittier Mrs. Chapman and
her Middlebury ladies went, recently,
J. the summer.
Mr.. +. A. Bond, wife and daughter,
iss Hattie, started on Tuesday morn
3 for Ooean Grove, N. j. They will
absent several weeks.
Middlebury furnished its quota to the
,cus audiences at Rutland and Burling-
IA. About one hundred went to the
tier place, yesterday morning.
Mr.. George Bell, for some time pop.
ar clerk with +. w. Bird q Co., and
bw in the employ of Lyman e. Allen OF
arlington, is spending his vacation In
wn.
The wooden mill was shut down Oh
.iday and Saturday last, owing to q
leak in the flume. The damage was re.
Tired so that operations were resumed
Monday morning.
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LONG ROAD TO RUIN.-The liquor saloons in
New York alone, placed in opposite rows, would
make a street eleven miles in length. The road
to health and wealth is through the use OF
Swaynes Pills which are warranted to cure tho
great variety of diseases which begin in derange-
ment of the stomach, bowels and kidneys. Con
tain no mercury or other deleterious substance Z.
They purify the blood, remove all distractions
and bring the rich color of health to the pale
cheek
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Estate of

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Probate Court for the district OF Adj
Olson, commissioners, to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate OF Rachel Pierce late of
MiddlcbuIy, in said district. deceased, and all
claims OK hbited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purposes afore-
said at l.. ID. Edredge's office in Middlebury on
the I'd day of August and "a day of January
next from ten O'Clock Il. III. until three O'Clock p.
M, each OF said days. and that six months from
tied Inv said court for said creditors 10 present
their claims to us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day of July. A.
ID. 1883. 2S.2t
FRANK A.. BOND, Com,rs
]. NJ. BURKE, oo"rs
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CTATE OF VERMONT
nisfriei af Addisnn q

=
BE il remembered, that at n session of the
Probate Court holden at Mddlebury, within and
for said district, on the Nth day of July, A. ID.
1881.
PRESENT, Hon. LYMAN e. KNAPP, JupaE.
Whereas, a certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purporting Ia I've the last will and
in said district, deceased, having been tins day
presented to said Court of Probate, and duly
Tiled in the Probate Office: Therefore, it is or
dered, that all persons Interested in the estate of
said deceased be notified TO appear before said
Court, at the Probate Office in Middlebury, in
said district, on the 18th day of August A, D. lSS3,
ut 10 O'Clock a. m, bv publication Of this order
three weeks successfully previous thereto in
the Mddlebury Register. q newspaper printed
AT Middlebury, aforesaid, to show cause ii any
they may have, why said instrument in writing
should not be proved and allowed, as the last
will and testament OF said deceased.
20 JOIN Q. SrAPLETON, Register.
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A lady writes; ~ have used Ayers
Sarsaparilla in my family for many years,
and could not keep house without it,.
For the relief of the pains consequent
upon female weaknesses and irregulari-
ties, consider it without an equal"
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NOTICE.-Estateo OF
4 nIiyar ErOst. Dacaaaad

The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for tho district OF Addison.
commissioners, TO receive, examine. and al,
just all claims aud demands ofall persons against
the estate OF oliver Frost, late of BridpOrt, IN
said district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes aforesaid, AZ the lat,
dwelling of dcce ased in on the 18th day of Au-
gust and the Sth day OF December next. from one
O'Clock L. NJ. until four O'Clock Z. NJ, each OF
said days, and that six months from the 10th
day OF July, A. ID. 1888, is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to present their
claims 10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Brldport this s3d day OF July, A.
ID. 1885 30-3t
j. j. CRANE, lco,,,,.s
IL. n. sOLLACE, oonirS'
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EEH 5SES Il; q! s!'HRsY 3!s s.
l. E G Il L NOTICES S.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Estate of

" Peter Jackson.
The undersigned. having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the district of Addison
commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
tate OF Peter jackson, late of Midllebury in said
district deceased, and all claims exhibited in OIL
set thereto, hereby give notice that will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at the residence
of q. &. Cady on the 9Th day OF September
and 9th day of December next, from one
O'Clock, y. IN. until four O'Clock p M, each of
said days. and that six months from the 25th
day of June, A. II. lss3 is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to present their claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Middlebury, this 9th day of July, A. ID
1858. 2S3t
j, w; HALLIDAY, lCom,rs.
ROBERT JOi iNSON, WI" rS'
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ras- For business cards and other adver-
sing, see inside pages.
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MARRIED..

DU Sll AN-STUNE-In East Mddlcbury
July u. by Rev. =. W. Bidwell, Almon Dushii
of Ripton and Ida Stone of Salisbury.
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PLEASANT DALE.

Va. UAGPEa Doctor Shu,l has
purchased "a planing attachment to his
engine.
Asa, little son Of Mr.. Harvey
Dangherty, had his hand severely bit
zen by horse on SUNDAY last. The lit.
tie finger was almost severed from
tie hand.
Harvey IlocSman Ma alta ciled by
ah lninriatcd COW recently, and forced
into the river. The COW renewed the
attack, when Dir. IL. seized stone
and hurled it with such force as to
dash out the cows brains.
hannah, daughter of Mira. Lydia
Wolford fell into the iro few days
since anu burned hor arm liz q dread
fui manner. Her mother was out of
The house ut the time ami the girl was
seized with faintiug fit and fell into
the Fireplace.
Elder Calvcn' Funk will preach a.
the Primitive Baptist Church near
this place OH the 18th inst, at 1O4 A.
NJ. Elder Charles Ii. Waters d. d.,
on June 12ti, Mt the same hour. DIR.
Waters is said to be very able min.
ister aod we bespcak for him a largo
con gregation. REX.
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MIR. Editor: On last Friday the col e.
ored school ia this place closed and n
the evening the pupi.s gave n public
entertainment. Forming ourself into a
committee Of visitation We put in an
appearance at an early hour ard secur-
ell 2cod sea.. The exercises did not
vary greatly from the usual exercises
on such occasions.
We hope that Miss Howard may sue.
ceed In all her work in the school room
as admirably as she succeeded in teach.
Ing her pupils the songs with which
they entertained their audience. One
recitation which We liked was q seicc-
ton from Burns, followed by The song
NJ Ain Couutrce.' We have learned
To ,ovr Burns for-well for his High
land Mary and folt that the song alone
repaycd us for our walk. ALPHA,
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NJ AC HI y Il Il Y
Aad Fertilizers.

E'E ave made erran 0tmsnts With some Of
w ,nc most responsible AID excessive y,n
ufactrrers of Agricultural Machinery add For
iihzsrs in tue U. y and ~e prcpos. TO of,.r =,
the Farmers "a nd others al .clts Ut sup.rior ne,
II, Only, which y H. give them eu,its entisroc
fiou, nad srcuTe iheir future custjm Ter Inno
experience In the agency busioess TN sol es as =
MAKE good bargains with tho Manufacturers and
ther.'y M he god hs'gnins Co our crs,otr ers
We seii the following Machinery, viz:
The celebrated Eclipse Engines &
Saw.Mi.ls, manufactured by Flick &
90, Pa. The celebrated Bnt;cr,yortl,
Patent Machinery. Threshcrs ant!
Double Pinion Lever and Steel Tread
lowers, man nfactnreL at Trenton, n
J., by Buttcfworth 6 Bro. Tho Us
borne Mower & Rcapers tor iam,,
shire county, ani tho Rochester or
Meadow Lark Mower & Reaper for
adjoining conntles. The Thomas and
Champion Hay Rakcs-Cidcr Mills.
and Keystone Culliva,ois.
a3 We uFr $50 soie agents ,or tho
New sc" Howe Sew Much;r. which
- ~i'hon. tiva'. We ore d,tc mined
'" .-'.ii tho'e machines IA iow % ms frs,
class 'naci''nc can De .2il. Please call
hh'i exatc'nc THEM. and we viii .c!l ,i,em
10 you LIKE Tie merchants sell store
guods too.
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Miss KATIE CLABK who has been wig.
ting Miss Hattie Gilkeson of Moore-
field, returned Tn this place Thursday
Of last week, and is the guest OF Mira
James A. Gibson.
Mrs j +. vAScE and Mrs. JOHN J
INsKErp returned from Hardy last week
+. A. KELLER, Esq, accompanied by
his daught Miss uorPIE LETT on Thurs.
day Of last week to visit Mrs. K. r
SJllars near Oakland.
JOIN c. HEI.xELL, Esq. anil scr.
Mr.. u. II. HxIsKELL after an absence
Of n few days in Baltimore. re,urne,
on Wednesday last.
Mr. +. NJ. CRIMSON returned from
tho East on Saturday last.
Mr. EDWARD RUSSELL, and father re.
turned from the Est or Monday last.
Mr.. WILLIAM Is. SaurnloN closed his
school at White Sulphur Spring. on
the Goth u!t., and left for his home
near Baltimore on Tuesday last.
Mr.. LAWRENCE POLLING Of this place
lief. for lieadsville. where he is employ
eG, on Mcniay last
Dir. j G. THALAKEE. n witness in The
Douglass case at kcyser, was in town
Oh Sunday last.
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We are now selling n superior Com
t"f';'izer. 'EXch aagc Gnsno.' also e.
a'ailY eai;atio COR 81 other Summer
81 "rS--acts quick 81 d VIII bot fire.
". Viii sell iefiii1ers Of ditf.-eui st.n,lara
hrends for h F.. trade Va viii advertise
ihc'h - due Nms 30 Plras. retlcrrb.c ,ka
N, -'llin1 ali the gI1sc named io,i, =;
" iHchss'c', IA. rlso. Arv person desiring To
r1cch'se al Winrhes,-r. va, viii please cal
"r Nr. Gsorg- " i:"rncr, who csn " fsuu,.
any time, ON Main 81. opposite Taylor Hotel
S!iOcEEN~t * !IaRNEi;
Hrsn's ror tan.Pahirs And AL iriug coue,ies
L. .. & Hess -KSmlev. W ",
4 M also H'}s Azent fnr the Nss7n & pa;plir
Z Organ ~; Piano Co. for
Ian psht-, !.-t-y hGt tiraat ,;ouulirs, Wes,
"a All sales are rc'er5GG - me from ,hc Fac.
tory, sao l cen 10 as well ~i,h those wiIn wnu,
"a purchase a, they can ~ oy seadinC ~ ,lr
Nrruiacturers
GEORGE ". SuOCKET,
t:aney. Sgril 20. 1857 Szlcem,n
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GEDlCtNii.
A.VOGEI.ER Sc CO.,
Baltimore. Nd, T.. q. 4

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, April
J0.-kcceipts Of Cattle for the week
Beevcs SJ3, Hog, 1878, Sheep 1888
Pieces OF sect Cattle ranged as fol
lows: Bes, q jOlGS7 20; that general.
~ rated first quality G 00l9S6 70; ,ne-
dlrn, or good fair queli;y 4 50(GS5 30
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
) 5y>G 81 %. Extreme range OF prices
i .OWSI 20 Must OF the sales we're
ifom 0O9S6 Is per 100 lbs. Swine -
We quote Ut 9itei0b cents, with frw
extra at l0di cents, most sales at i0ila
l)a cents per ID net. Sheep We qaote
wooded Sheep at 4,GG cents. AMI cllpp-
Ell do a. 4955 cents. Lambs sell at
8. "a! 10 cents per I'D gross.
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~ BLESSING IN DISGUISE"

43i ADgLrIi1 Sr.. BIO 1KLYN, Il. Y, !
March 20, 1881.
No family Should TIC without ALL
COCKS Porous PL.,sTERs; their healing
powers are won ierful AMI their efficacy
far rcnchiu. and LISTING. For vcars
past | have seen and known them tn
care and rel eve TIE most obstinate and
distressing ca,cs Of rileun atism, kinney
complaint. nronch:tia, neuralgia, luu-
Lsso, inflammation &C the luuge an !
throat. paralysis asthma, spinal weak
meas, and conuhs and colds. In my own
case they have aT1ri:i me almost in-
slant ard permanent relief. Ny friends
con sider them an iDvalulb,e and speedy
remedy Tor MI Fin IS OF ACHES a1d pains.
They are a blessing in di.gu:se; cnd no
wife or mother should be without them
If abe values Ter peace AMI comfort and
freedom from NERVOUS exhaustion and
other aisecnis g.. 81 & strang; hcning
plaster, also for tacka aches and weak
nosseses, they have no equal. L have
never yet found plaster so eiiicaciors
and stimulating, or 10 give so much
general satisfaction. Used in connec-
ton with DRAHpEErn's universal life
giving ani lifo healing PILLS, no one
need despair Of SPECIFY restoration 10
good sound health.
MRS T. IOMpKTNS.
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WAsnISoToN. April 29.-Asent
McGillycuddy. OF the Pine ridge ln-
dian Agency. Dakota, under date OF
April -. writes 10 the commissioner
oil Indian affairs rs follows /: Red
Cloud wishes to inform his great Ia
ther that his heart is good and his
mind tranquil. and also that he has
discovered u gold mine on his reser'
vatioh and intends TO go mining with
his people when the weather becomes
tiue. He does not wish to be disturb.
ed III possession of said mine for ten
wears
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1t Il always better 10 keep out OF q

1t Il always better 10 keep out OF q
quarrel than 10 make 1t mp ever so am-
icshly after vcu ia.c goni into one.
Cheapest Fashion Magazine in The world 100
Arg C irgts, pages new mu.ic, 1000 engrav.
;nZs each iasa,. 20 cents per yesr single o.
ies!5 ccuts. SraAwsaiDcr & CrornrEa, sth &
Nuke st,.. Phila. April 81, 1883 1T.
yicks Illustrated Monthly says that
n tablespoonful Of kerosene oil mixed
in half cup Of milk. and this put in 2
gallons of water, is death to insects
on plants, AMI has never leen known
to injure the most delicate foliage. APP
ply with a syringe ard aftc:waTd rinse
with clear water.
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On the 1871, u!t. in Il, fillmore, Md, Mr.
Cyrus i. GRgMxs To Miss ELLA EMEIT,
all o! Keyser.
On the ~ ut, al tho residence OF
ID. Y. Judy. by Rev a. G.. b. Powers.
Mr.. ZACHARY I. JOHNSON 70 Miss MA
Ky, daughter Of George w. Smith, al!
Of Grant county.
Ga the 81 ulf., by Rev. JOHN John.
st IL, Mr.. ilrHEY CRosebud) REEL To
Miss Macy NIrGINIA REEL, all Of the
same county.
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To be in the fashion ladies
tic tieir bonnet strings in big how
undc- the lcc ear. Ne tina. is the very
latest agoniE;ng wrinkle.
ROUGH on RATS.
Clears out rate. mice. reaches. Giss,
ants, Le,i-bus,. sAusks, chipmunks. so.
piers. l5s.
Springda'e whiskey has q world wide rcputa.
ton aud car De had &c II. Rose phein,. Baiti.
more, he being the exclusive ps,entee. and pro.
prie;cr OF that celebrated brand. For sale BY
Patrick Murphy. tvo doors north Of Har, Ho.
tel Winchester Va
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November ., 1888 -iy

EARLY LAMBS. Mr.. Geo. W. Row
land shipped from this station on Sat
urday last n carload Of lambs which av.
crage 81 pounds each. This is the Grs:
carload shipment we have heard OF this
season, and the average is remarkable
- TVinckesf,r ines
n you desire Pure wbiskey. distilled from
rye only ard Of great eye, call fe- Rosenbcim';
Springdals. FJr sale by Patrick Murphy, two
doors uorlh Of Hart Hotel, winches e., Va.
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O1T friend, Mr.. +. NJ. FEAyEL. has
Withdrawn from tho canvass.
Tue Circuit Court for this county
Judge JAMES ID. ARMSTRONG presiding
commences its May term in this plac.
on Tuesday ncx:
Inc late rsins have rendered tie earti
unit f'r gardening. aul AZ yet verr
few have been made.
Mrs. VAGUE. editor of the K.yssr
Etao, has been appointed postluia .ros
Il hey Ser.
Ito growing cheat, generally in this
county. is looking promi sing.
On and alter tho first of October mex,
/" two cent amp will carr a |. tc- ell
over the Uoitcd S,atcs.
il. y. CHRISTIAN, .,o-.rn n. NAw-
KISS, W. NAU&Eu anl l.. 9. EVERY
are announced ~ caniiia'cs for Coun
- Superintendent Of Free s hIo's for
tikriy c'uniy; and in MiLersl G.. F..
iATLoE AMI |. 81 OrrNEG. formerly of
this c u ".
The Petersburg Go.ere says: Wou q
you t.i:rNr there 4, sides on the \ lie
Shany, III this county, 4 farai ~ consist.
ing OF SIX parents and four sons, in
wh'ct Doth til: father and moth wee
norn on the % Ia Of February, aud mar
ried on :ae 29,h OF febrnary, AMI each
at The four sons were horn OH the 20 N
Ell February. WI also married. on the
Z9th OF February, four girls who were
horn tie 20Lh If February and escl, al
these couples hal n son born to them
on the 29;h Of February?
Hens may nc = little backTar! on
eggs; but they never fail TO come 10 the
scratch when flower beds arc concerned
HOUR BUHNEr We learn rrcm the
keyssr Eritan. Of Saturday last that a
honse near Earkville, this coun,e, OWL
I'd by JJhn T. Pcercc. was entirely de :
stroyed by Are On the 23rd ult. A fam
lily Ivy the name e! Mavhew occupied
The buil';ing, which was substan iial
aud corn:or able lcg dwelling. All the
furniture. g., was saved ~ is The
knuse formerly cccnpicd BY Mfs Shank.
Tie oFigin Of the fire has not been as-
ceitaiuc1.
We have examine, With great inter.
est. ET. Hitchcock "NEw & COMPLETE
ANALYSIS OF the WHOLE BIBag." II an
swcrs most admirably tho title which i.
hears. We know Of no volume ever
published ~ ful and comprehensive IA
is grasp 0! ihe varied aid. required by
ministers hy teachers, or by those wLo
'cr their own elIl1a,iou desire, by tho
rough md earnest study. 10 draw on.
from the Xhan-tless 'reasury Of G. -
Word The enduring riches Of its sayinq
truth. Tue work has been sellirg Tot
fourteen years ccc'1sicejy by subscrip
tIon. Their. bavn been n million and a
baif sopies sod. Examine l.: IL vii
10 You COOL. Mr. JoHy VI ENGLg is
Agent Cor Hampshire county.
We Gnd emohg the minutes Of the
late scssion Of WincheEer Presbytery
held at Strasburg. Virginia the follow
ing supplies we're appointed for tht
EvI .elis'ic fisiis q Pr. bytorv:
J. For the Poge County Field lie,
C w Hollis one SsbheIa ., Lurav
?. Tor the Anoghouy Fell Rev
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& p y S T ELS s SALE OF
Valuable Farm.

5)i virtue o. n decd of ;rus, from William
- fimorooE srt vie TO me as trustee, hear.
ida ia'o - he 7ih daJ OF October. isTl srd
recorded in deed book 80 ~ mage o In ,bs
ii'rks Office tf tie COUNTY Conrt az p.mpstirs
c1uniy. West virginia, ! Will sell al pablo nuc
nOn on The Preniscs
GA Saturday, Mar 10Th. 1888,
ell th,t certain Tract of Land on drairs Of
north River, il said county. adjoining iands If
John ThsrP, Richard Pollard, Daniel iIaiaes
ard oIlIers cnnf.in,nr
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q y T. Il L | A 7.

II yIu have ooen ueinS o.hcv Pias q.
ters one uinl cf ALicoCK's puEOUs viii
convince Won Of their wonderful supc-
riority. Take no o:he- so.cal!el porou
rlaslcrs that c'aim TO 10, better, they
are all fraud, gotten up 20 sell on The
worldwide rcpu.etion OF the genoinc
eli iClo
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Religious; Notice.

have iornd II necessary 20 make the follow
ing changes in my list OF quarterly nse'i2g
Solta branch Circuit ut Burlie gtou, Asy H.
70 instead OF May ., s.
Hardy Circuit, a; Asbury, Nag %, 81, in.
stead Of May -, -.
April 81, 50. W. G. FiANaOND, Pc.