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TDivine Service viii be perform
ed in the Episcopal Church at this place
on Sabbath next, By the Rev. Dir.
BsooKE, at II O'Clock, a. m. and on
Sabbath following, at Mount Zion
Church, at the same hour.
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90, 600 DOLLARS
!, q y WIT WY - W. III etIHW
beers, may beta prize.ef
1000 DOLLARS!


And every Ticket hssng any ore Of the
drawn numbers viii be prize Of 20 Dollars
Prize Of Tickets.
Whole Tickets, 5g0--lIslvcs Sl0-- Qusr1
sers 85-Eighths 81 50--Twentieibs 81.
A considerable pc ion ~ this Lottery II
put Up INTO Packages Il ~ III, ke,s, which.
embracing the IS Nos. the Lottery, cannot
possibly draw less than 90 dollars, with ~.
many chances for the great capitals. and 9th er
superior prizes. Packages Of Shares are put
up 10 the ssfne manner
Adventures who prefer advancing only the
difference between, THE value Of the tickets
and what they are warranted to draw. can re-
ce've Certificates from the Managers for
n Package Of ~ W'hoie Tickets, for
l55 SIZE Hafres for $77 50--I1.
Quarters for Sss rs 70 F1fhs for
Ssi--ia Eighuts for $40 s7--Ia1snhS
for 10 5o--i2 7isrntssihs for ST. IS.
S. CRUDE,
ithis LOTTERY Office. on tie corner Of
Pennsylvania .avsnus, mart TO, Brown's
Hotel, Washington 'Ciiy.
January S, 10 6.
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MUSEUM
FoaErcs. LfTER.saUaE . .scrg,.cE

FOREIGN LTTERssfURE g SCIENCE
This work has nov bgen published more
thru. three years. fts plsn embraced every
thing valuable in tie Journals Of Europe hut
while yet re1na,sed 70 DC proved that this
plan would be sccepssble to the public---it
was not thought exprd,ent 20 incur the great
expeaSe necessary 70 execute il tuay---o to
encounter the disadvantage Of copsiug from
Journals 20 which our readers night perilsps
be subscribers. On these accounts Ne have.
ai.h ysie OF two exeerlioas, avoitled the I'd
inousg and Q,sartesly Resisws.
All doubts OF she success II work on the
plan OF the Museum have been entirely, re
moved By th.s experment, snd the bess pfonf
pt grai itsaee fcr The public favor will be lound
IL increased efforts ~ deserve il
The new series contains ses6ir ire quantity
OF matter thai was 10 the first and when Il ~
considered that thaf was are ady HE Cheapest
periodical work in the countr, IL viii be evi
dent that we otter very considerable induce
meats to subsefibers. There will be IL e ve
numbers year, each Containing nearly Is
much as one OF the reviews THIS inessase Of
space enables US ~ f~prini euSty Msng sssfsh re'
prssliing IN the
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fasei
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And all new Journals Of merit, FOR which We
have standing orders abroad
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TO speak oil the qualify, as well as the quan.
tlty, OF the matter contained in MS work Il i.
very evident that Nh abundance IS offered 70
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are supported by writer's Of great talent and
high reputation, 10 whom large salaries are
pad, much must be OF a very superior order.
II would seem hen 10 be easy,lo compile from
all these Journals, one which shall be superior
| 10 any OF them.
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From returns received, there remains
no doubt Of the election of Gen. JoHy
MILLER as Governor of Missouri.
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weeks, M....... = ...s sur
face. DIR. t. is yet full Of confidence
as to ultimate success; and upon his
faith we build hope, that in short
time crowds of strangers will flock in
upon us to see the chrystal stream gush-
ing forth from the rock.-Fres Press.
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61s&sl]l1lllE'

Died, on Friday night last, Mr.
JOHN Il. FRYATi, of this county.
AT Charlestown, on Sunday night last,
Mr.. ROBERT c. LEE, Clerk of the
Superior Court for Jefferson county.
On tuesday night, Mr.. WILLIAM
DENNlS0N, of this place.
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JOHN MA NWGl,lho
Saddle and Harness Maker.

NFoRMs the citizens OF Eserkeiey County.
n that he has commenced business in the
BRICK HOUSE. adjoining the shop of Nj.
E. Showers, on the main street, Mar,insburg.
and that be viii execute any work in bis hne
Of business, thai the pubic may think proper
10 favor him with.
January IL, lS46-tg
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Farms for Rent.

On The lSt Wedhesday an Feb.
a SHALL offer on the premises, to
ii the highest bidder for aferm ofthree years,
several.vALUAELE FARMs,va varying
IN size from one to three hundred acres; bond
with security will be required tor The rent.
Possession may be had on the FIRST Of April
Persons wishing to view the property may apply
TO Nr. Dugan. sen living on the road from
Newkirksto Williamsport, or to Mr.. William.
son living near said road.
EDWARD COLsToN.
January 10, 1896
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HIGHEST PRIZE
100000 DOiIars!!!

the immense magnitude of which, ana the
briisncy OF the other numerous Capitals com
hined with The very low rate Of the Tickets
have caused most unexamplevi demand rom
every part OF the Union, aid they are already
becoming scarce Distant Adventures should
therefore forward their orders without della, in
o'der TO secure chances for the Prices contain.
ed in the tpiIautuv
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SPLENDID SCHEME:

The whole payable in CASH and Which, as
usual a CoHES's 0sFfcs, can be had the
MOMENT THEY ARE DRAWN.
$4,000 Tickets.
Whole Tickets Sia Quarters S. 90
Haiues 6 Epehths so
To be had in the preatast vat,s.,, ~ N,,,,,l :,
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%. lITI'HLl,

SIS Chesnuf Street, fh,iadsfphid,
HAS JUST COMMENCED A NEW SERIES
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TIME EXAMINATIONS will take
a place on FRIDAY and Saturday, me 24'n
and 25lh instant, Of the English branches ON
the former of the Classics on the ht'er Day
There will be no vacation The neAt ses-
sion will commence on TUESDAY, The @5th INST
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
20 attend
ALmoN sORTwELL-
February 9, 1926 tie
- The subscriber would respect
fully remind bis patrons. that there IS an ihu-
mate relation between duty and dae', where
the former is rIgadly performed the 'ster
ought as punctuslly to be paid lie Wishes ah
dues to be settled b, the lst OF August NEXT
A 8
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sins; such man only fears the eyes
OF men, and knowe,h not that the eyes
of the Lord are ten Thousand times
brighter than the sun, behoiding all the
ways of meu, and considering the
mest secret parts /" Eccles. XIII Is,
49, And again, 1.-THE Lord bath been
witness betWee thee and the wife Of
thy youth, against whom thou hast
dealt treacberously: set is she thy
companion and the wife OF thy cove
rant. And did no, he make one:
Therefore, take heed TO your spirit, and
Ietnene dea! treachsrousiy against the
wife of his youth y ( Mat ii Ia, Is |
Proud lords Of The creation, let me en-.
treat your attention to the above, and
also to the following verses: Know
ye not that the uDIIghteous shall NOT in.
hertz the Kingdom Of Cod Pc not de.
ceived: neither Eoralcators,, nor idola
tiers, nor adolteters, nor effemlnate, nor
abusers of themselves, with mankind,
nor thieves, nor drunkards, nor FevI.
lers, nor extoriioners shall Inherit the
kingdom OF God" l Cor vi. g.. 10 |
But the fearful, ard unhelieving, nj
the abOninable, and mEderers, and
wheremongers, and sorcsrers add r
doIaters, and all liars shah have their
part in the lake which bnrEcih with
fire and birthstone which is the second
death Rev xxi. 8 "For this yr
know, that no whoremonger, nor IN.
clean person, Eur ceyetous man, who
is an 'doiater, bath any inheritance in
the Kingdom oi Christ aud OF Sod
Eph Y s "Now the works OF the
flesh are manifest, which are those:
Adultery, ternIcatlan, uncieanness, las.
civiousness, ldolairy, witchcrafi, hA
tired variance, emulallons, wrath, strife ;,
solutions, heresles, envylngs, murders j,
drunkenness, feveillngs, aud such like:
of which 1 tell you before, as have
also told you in tine past, that they
which do suchthlnes shall nci inherit
the kingdom of God Gal. v. 1871
Whose eommitteth adultery with IA
woman iackeih understanding: he that
doeth it destroyeih his own SOUL
Prov vi. 80 Surely if those solemn
denunciations from the word of God
fail to have an effect, /. cannot suppose
that any Language from mn feeble pen
can he successful Certainly not. Go
on, then, thou unhallowed mani go on,
thou lorsaken of God. Lost TO ieelng,
lost 10 virtue, lost to heaven, 60 on in
thy vile pursuits: and when the Al.
mighty tells you, the aduIterer shall not
inherit the Kingdom, mock at the
threat, and tor the sake Of this horrible
crime, welcome hell welcome Hanesi
welcome devils! E,
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VIRGINIA, to wit.

AT Rules hsld in the clerks Office Of the
County Court of Berkeley, on Monday the I'd
day OF January, 1926,
William-Kroesen, p,,;rtg
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.Frum az Itlneeas.er RepubIlean.

From me Hiaeedser RePubiicaa
Mn. DAVIS The annexed harmonious and
impressive stanzss-sn etiuslon OF one OF the
sweetest and most divineIy inspired sons ofge-
nius-sre transmitted TO you with hope that
you viii permit them to breathe their tender
melody ina nook Of your interesting psPeri-
and thus confer sgrauhcatIon upon
ApRIEHp OF rAFIyE TALENT
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MISCELLANY.
From the American Farmer.
a WHISPER TO NEWLY MARRIED PAIR,
CHAPTER ~
On ConStancg and FSdeIify.

1850 'NcittJ
The manner and conduct which in
bachelor was perhaps appropriate
and pleasing, IS IN d married. nan un-
becoming and reprehensib!e; and he
who, among party of females, as "a
young man, was admred Tor his grace
iul galety, will most probably be set
down by the wise as very flirting,
careless husband, If he appears to pre-.
fer the company of every trliiog, fool
ish girl, to the society of his wife,
And be assured, however good sense
All pride may conceal her feelings,
this levisy of manners never fails TO
give her pain: and a poor return, in
deed, is the smile of a silly cha, for
calIIng'torlh any unpleasant sensations
in the b, east OF sensible and amiable
woman
When nthe presence Of others, lie:
her laudable pride be INDUCED, by
your showing you think her an object
of importance and preference. The
most trivial word, or act, OF attention
and / We from you gratifies her feel.
ings: and maR never apPearsio more
advantage, than by proving to the
world bis affection and preference fol
his wife. know gentleman Though
he had been married for years. who
would always, on going cut, perhaps
for only a day, step up to his wife, and
affectiOHately kiss her; nor was there
a person present at The moment who
did no' think more highly of him. In
truth, there is scarcely a character
which the world seems to value more
than good and tender husband.
i 10 DOT think that wives in general
Ohough quite Invested in other respects
ofeavy or iealeuSy) feel any very o.
Uerboitlng pleasuse at hearing their
husbands ron on in enthusiastic enco
NUNS on other women | knew a
gentleman who was constantly in the
haAitof saying, % Gear, such charm
ing woman such beautiful eyes!-
such a fine turned pel---such elegant
manuersw &c. AMI I have at the
same moment glanced at his wife, and
observed degree.of awkwaraness on
her conntenance, Struggling with an
effort to look pleased. And yet had
any one but her husband been the pan
egyrist, She would have listened most
probably with pleasure, and heartily
concurred in the encomium. You call
this 1ea'onsvi No: in truth, call it j
ndtnr&l feeling, which can be better
felt than describel.
When | quote few words fronthe
Bible, on a certaia subject, is it po>
s'h'e any further comment can he ne.
ce-ssry: "A man that breake,h wed
I"cS, saying thus in his hear. WI
seeth mr.? am eompassed about WI
darkness, the walls cover me and -.
body seeth me; what need to fen
the most High will not remember m,
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AN EPITApH ON A pREssMAN.

no more shall register imperfect. Vex,
No more shall + iars pale, provoke my ire,
No more shall bites or PICKS my bodkin perplex
No more the dcpsl's AID shall require.
No more shall gloomy ments retard my way,
No more shall oueri.es ny patience try,
No more shall buffers stop me half day,
No mare shall the iron jris,set fly,
Ny body has been oucr ran with care,
My soul shall undergo strict retiae,
And # my foa'ag thinks my troof fq fiir,
iquick shall jain my Sev'our in the skies.
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Mi SAMUEL LIGHT,
TAKE NOTICE.

TsAAT on the 9th day of February next, a
the house of Mr. Joseph Foreman, ~
Berkeley county. Virgins. shall BY virtu,
OF cnnm'ss'on de bene esse. take th depos
TONS OF Joseph Foreman and James Forema,
% be offered as evidence in a cause dependu
IN the Superior Court of Chsncery, a; Wiz
chester, IN Virginia. wherein am complain
ant. and you and Philip c Pendlelon. are de
'endan's. HENRY BEDtNGER.
January &c, lS26-4w.
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An Overseer w anted.

4 WISH to employ a single man of
ID ndustrlou> habits, who has judgment and
energy sufficient to manage Farm. with a
ie" hands. AS mean to give good salary.
none need apply except they can produce the
requisite recommendations as above.
WILLIAM WILSON
Prospect Hill. near Gerrards Town,
Berkeley County, January %. 1926
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INDUSTRIOUS Diue.-An occurrence
OF a fr'ghuul nature happened few
days ago at Valley Falls, short dis
tance from the village loi Pawtucket,
Rhode Island, which has Just been
related to US bya gentle man from that
place. While Mr.. OTIs n PEARCE
was at work on the roof of four
story cotton factory, he accidentally
lost his balance, and the shingles being
wet from a recent rain, he was unable
10 stop himself from going off, When
be came to tie edge, he inadea des-
perate effort 10 cling to the roof, and,
tor moment, was suspended by the
arms over the ,frightluI, precipice be
low. He was Instantly compelled to
give way, and, turning in his fall, he
struck with his hands and breast the
edge OF bank which caved under
him, and he went into the river with
his head down~ar ards. His face struck
The bottom, bul he came up in mo
meut, and BY the assistance OF several
near him, he was taken out. without
other injury than the fracture of Tho
zones OF his wrists, aad small bruis,
IN the forehead 1t is stated that there
we're but about four feet in either al
ectloD from the place where Mr.. r
II, that he could have escaped being
hshed in pieces, had he been so on.
prtunate as TO have struck on an
her spot than that which received
lm.-R. I. Cfonicle.
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AT the last annual sitting Of the
French Academy the prize of 10 900
francs Tor Merit and Virtue" " as
awarded TO Plerta Martin, a poor day
labourer, who having married poor
g,ri, who had three blind brothers,
and an intifm father, maintained them
by his lahour, and weld suffer none
OF them to ask aims, though he had
three children of his own TO support.
HE worked night and day, depriving
himself OF sustenance, that they should
not want, Till he frequently Tell down
from over exertion, aud want of food
The secona prize, of 5000 francs,
was gwen to poor girl named Her
mite, whotook poor deaf and dumb
child under her protection, and, with
out any knowledge OF the method in
use, succeeded In teaching her little
protege to read and write. Various
other rewards were distributed on ST.
in'lar grounds. sThe prizes, for pub.
LEGATIONS conducive to morals and viz
tue, were awarded to the. Baron de
Gerando, for work on Moral I'm
prevemeH, or Self Education" and
to the work ofthe late Madame Cam
an, 'On Education
Christian Observer, Nou. 1925.
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WillIamKroesen, Plaintiff
AGAINST
isaac ) Lsuck, administrator of Genroet,ron-
dorH deceased, George Kreps and FI7s III.
wife, Perry Orendorfi, Elizabeth GIsssford
Louisa Glassford. Dennis Glassford WjlGsu
tilasstord, Alexander Gias ford, .Georoe Ciass
ford, James Glassford and Christian t,lassforJ
Children and heirsoi Elizabeth lassiorJ Tec'd
DESCENDANTS.
IN CaANCERY.
THE defendants, George Kreps and Fir.
his wife and Perry Orendorif nat bau;n@
entered their appearance, & given security &c
cording to the act of assembly and the rn,ss ~
tn's court, and it appearing to the satisfact;on
OF the court that they are not inhabitants or,bis
slate-h is Ordered. That the SAID defendan,.
90 appear on the second MONDAY in Me-
next, and answer the bill of The pls;n,,a
a"d that copy of this order BE- Epr,hu,;,i,
inserted for two months suecessryelv ~ ,ha
Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted :, ,hs
door OF the Court House Of this county.
CoPy-Teste,
January S, 1S26.-2m. - d. !"
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I'm CHANfeERY

I-. - D. HUNTER, c 3. c
February is, 1876 gu
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January Is, 1926
WASHINGTON DlReE.

ACt' DhNoA~s
Written at The reqtica Of a friend and adaptsds q
the ar If the dirge Of SIR Jela .Lsore.
Why means the white surge on Potomac's
proud t,del
Why droop the green willows that grow by it.
Way chant Natures minstrels their numbers
so slow'
lmpartng their songs in the Whispers of wol
Alb, why "sIghs the tall grass" DER vernon's
green breastl
Why fades the rich splendor on Victory's
CREST
Why is heard the deep sigh of the summers
bright closet
While the hly's sail blooming. and blushing
the rosel
My country! thy saviour-thy WASHINGTON
Lies cold in the earth. 'mtls, the gloom Of the
graves
The arrow OF death to his bosom had spcd,--
lie mingles With dust--with the dust of the
dead!
The bright plume of valor, that blazon'd bis
worth,
Lies prone upon Vernon, all haIows ITS earth.
But the boon OF the blest to his spiais 10 given
The tears OF world, and the glory Of Heaven
- BOSTON BARD.
.Mouo on the medals struck at the time OF
his decease.-"He ia giOry--IAe 4oorld IN
tears"
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VIRGINIA,

AGAINST
Robert Biliingsly, William Cunningham and
James Hayes (aftee man of coior) Defendants
IN GU ANCERY.
THE defendan', Robert Blllngsy, not having
ehtefed his appearance, aud gwen security ac
cordmg to the act OF assembly and the rules Of
TN. court; and it appearing 70 the satisfaction
OF the court that he Is not an iahabitanI OF tins
stsie--h IS Ordered That the SAID defendant.
Robert BilIngsly do appear here on the second
Monday in May next, and answer tn, b,t
OF the plaintiff, ana that copy oil his order
be forthwith inserted for two months success
slVeiy in the .MartInsburg Gazette, and be
posted at the door of the Court House of this
county
a Copy Teete
D. HUNTER, &c
February Is. 1925
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February Is, 1926

J"S"o c"'1n Eiainlitt.
AGAINST
Polly Custer, widow and Jacob Custer. Eli
zabeth Custer, Polly Custer Catharine Custer
John Custer, Henry Custer and Finle, Custer,
children Of John Custer, deceased, aud George
h'hste Defendants. :
I'm CHANCERY. :
THE defendant Geo,ge .Klnsle nor having
entered ms appearance, and given security &C
c"rding to the act OF assembly and the rules OF
tnis court and 1t appearing to the Sal isiacton
OF The court that he is not an inbabitanI of ,h,s
state--h &c Ordered That tie sad defendant.
George Kiasle do appear on the second Mon
DAY m May Anext, and answer the bill OF
TIE p'atnt'ti, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted for two months excessively
IN the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted at
the door OF the Court House of this county.
Copy Teste,
t..t II. d. HUNTER, C &c
February Is 1896 ON
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NOTICE.

Ill persons having claims against
"a The estate Of John Nichoes, deeesse o.
are reque d to bring them forward tor settle
ment; and al persons indeb ed to SAID estate
oy pond, note. or book account. are requested
10 come forward and discharge the same lm'
mediately. ..,,
JACOB MYERS, AdR'r.
February 9, 1926.
The Litchfield County post., 1826-09-19
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, } Superior Court,
7ermcf August
County OF LlrcuFlEIp, s.. Il. b. 1925.
n Al q q

O"NN' - "@ 90 a. - A"~o"
ETPON the Petition of ORA SAUN-
~ DERS, Of the town of Litchiield in
said County, showing to this Court that on or
about the LIST day of January 1910 she was
lawfully married to one Stephen Russell Saun-
ders, than of said town, but now absent out
of this State in parts unknown,with whom she
thereafter continued to live in the due perfor-
nance Of all the duties IF the marriage con-
tract or her part to be performed, until on or
about the LIST day of May 1916, when the said
Stephen Russell Saunders without cause will
fully deserted the petitioner, and has ever since
for the period Of more than seven years. will
fully continued his said desertion and absented
himself from, and totally neglected his duty
toward the petitioner as her husband, and du-
ring the whole Of said last mentioned period
has never been heard of by the petitioner, and
praying Divorce from her said Husband, as
by said petition more fully appears.
Said petition having been entered in the
docket Of this Court at its present term, is Or-
dered to be continued to the next term Of this
Court to be held at Litchield in and for said
County, on the third Tuesday of February
1897, when and where the said Stephen Rus
sci Saunders may appear if he sec cause, and
show reasons if any he have why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
6wi2 Clerk Of said Superior Court.