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The native American., 1838-08-04

The first question which will present itself to every
reader isis the character given to Mr. Benson by Aaron
O. Dayton deserved?-and the statement made in the
certificate Of good conduct that Mr. B. "was faithful
Watchnan and man in achom erery confidence may be
pluced true alse' IF true, what occasion for apo
logy for signing it? If not true, how could Mr. Dayton,
as man of honor from feeling of benevoence char
ity, be induced to impose the Public by setting his
name to falsehood? With the motires Of Mr. Dayton
for signing it, the Public have nothing TO do. The
fcate, we repeat is true it is false. Let Mr.. Day
ton decide that question, for his the Secretary
satsacon the Public are indifferent as to bow he de-
| cides it.
We pity Mr.. Dayton sincerely. I'VE have heard that
it but he holds appointment under the Government
which essential TO his supports and to that APP
poinment he have been constrained to offer
humble apology for good act sprnging from the impn
ses Of Just and honorable heart, to appease the wrath
OF an enragcd foreign upstart and avert the dseasure
fthat upstart's patron.
We have endeavored TO defend Mr.. Benson, humble
he is from feeling Of hostility political or otherwise,
to the Administration any of its members, but because
we look upon him as native born American citizen
Justly dealt with by who could have natural, and
ought to have political power in this Union. We
ready TO stand forth in defence Of any member of the
Administration under similar circumstances, as freely "a
we have for Mr. Benson We again disclsim all party
motives in We belong party but the party
of our Country. With that party will sink swim.
Let not them animadversions the conduct of the
Post Master General, the Secretary Of State, be
The native American., 1838-08-04
GENERAL NAVAL ORDER.

AS mark of respect TO the memory of ComMopoRE
JOHN RODGERS, late senior officer OF the Navy Of the
United States, who died in Philadelphia the lst inst
the flags Of the Navy Yards stations and vessels of the
United States Navy TO be hosted halrmast and thir-
teen minutes guns fred at the day after the receipt
Of this order
Officers Of the Navy and Marine Corps are to weal
Grape for thirty days.
K PAULDING.
The native American., 1838-08-04

r UMBER AND WooD..-The undersigned. dealer
IL in Lumber and Wood has his yard on 18th street,
the canal bridges where he intends keeping good
somen which will be sold on as good terms and at as fair
prices at any other yards. He respectfully solics
share Of public patronage.
He has also several houses and lots, and unimproved
lots, which he will sell on good terms.
ULYSSES WARD
.Washington June 90 1885,
The native American., 1838-08-04

cribed to purpose to advance the interests of one po
tical party or to inure the other. We 60 for Amer
cans, for American rights, and American honor; and
we will stand by all. of every party, who unite with us
in restoring the purity of American institutions and pre-
serving them by the employment of American agents
alone. -sR4.t a4FE
The native American., 1838-08-04
GT THE NAVY ABUSED /!

That is coming to pass which. we had hoped would
never have occurred In shame Indignation and disgust
we perceive that attacks made in the Official paper
at this city against the pride Of Amercathe darling of
her peoplehe brave, the chrarous and gallant Navy
Want of room notwan Of feeling prevents the possbi
y of heightened reply, TO the attack Of the Globe, o
Wednesday last But will not permit these generous
feelings Of heart to grow COOL but will prepare in de-
fence Of that ocean bulwark of our liberties
The native American., 1838-08-04

Our country affords choice market for every thing
foreign; even dogs, we likely 10 become profa-
Bile article of immigration A number of shploads Of
Dutch and Irish pauper and conycts might be advanta
geousy disposed of just crops said to be
abundant, and prison irons be obtained in any guam
ty if we should not fall short in pententiary and a
room
The native American., 1838-08-04

The Southern Literary Messenger for August will be
reviewed in our next number The purely American
character of this work. Independent Of its high claims
chaste and intelligent medium of thought, renders it
great favore with us.
The native American., 1838-08-04
From The Boston Courier.

ENGLISH GossIp-A London paper says that among
the proofs Of the extraordinary interest taken by the peo
pie Of the United States in the opening of steam
nication with England, it may be mentioned that New
oundland dog, which crossed the Atlantic in the Sirius
advertised in the New York papers TO be sold
his claim public attention stated to be, that he
the first animal Of his species which had raversed the
great ocean in steamship. This interesting dog was
the of $500, which enthusiastic New Yorker
considered "dog cheap"
The fatal riot at Canterbury had been the subject of
investigation by the magistrates of Kent OF fifteen prs
oners four committed for trial charge of wlfu
murder. Nine Of the rioters killed in the afray
The madman who caused the riot appears to have deu
ded bis followers, making them believe that he able
TO work miracles.
The London papers affirm that the Portuguese govern
ment had refused its assent to the treaty for the sup
preston Of the slave trade
The native American., 1838-08-04

TRENCH AND AMERICA AN PAPER HANGINGS
II IS p FRANKLIN has just received at his store, on
Pennsylvania avenue, three doors west OF DIR. Wm.
Gunton's a very complete spring stock Of French and
American Paper r-hangings OF the newest style. Also
Borders Landscape and Historical views fire board pieces,
&c of the richest colors and patterns. May st
The native American., 1838-08-04

The President of the United States received kind
y and with high respect by Southern brethren he
passed through their cities his way to the Springs We
like this orthe Chief Magistrate Of slch country should
always be greeted with honor and distinction.
The native American., 1838-08-04

Commodore JOHN RopGERs died in the neighbor.
hood Of Philadelphia Wednesday last, after long
indsposition His remains. accompanied by his family,
are expected to arrive in this city to-day
The native American., 1838-08-04
ULYSSES WARD.
GEORGE sWEENY.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyance and General Agent,
has removed to the Office of the Firemen's 1nsu-
rance Company, Pennsylvania Avenue. opposite Browns
Hotel. July Is.
The native American., 1838-08-04

MEETING OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN AS
ISOLATION.
~. An adjourned meeting of this Association
will be held at the Theatre Louisiana Avenne, on
Thursday the 9th August, at half past o'clock p M.
The native American., 1838-08-04

To NATIVE AMERICANS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY:
Feio,u Citizens am directed by the President and
Council of the Native American Association of the United
States at Washington City, to invite you to form in the
different counties and cities of the several States auxiliary
Native Associations to be united with us in this
am also instructed to call your attention TO the
sy of authorizing committee of such of those societies
as may be formed, to prepare in your name memorials
suing session. praying for repeal of the laws of natural
ization
Your fellow conntyman,
HENRY J. BRENT,
Corresponding Sec'ry. of The Natire .4m
a..l association ofMe u s., Wash. City
The native American., 1838-08-04

RoTELER & DOM have in store handsome as
sortment of house furnishing goods embracing every
article necessary in housekeeping: alsc good assor-
nen OF fancy goods to which they would respectfully
ca The attention of persons furnishing They can have
e satisfaction of selecting at their leisure every article
.hey may stand in need Of without exposing themselves
70 lne heat Of the standing for hours in crowded
and at as low prices the quality of goods
can De purchased at auction Among other seasonabe
ney have hand and manufacture to order best
ha,r' moss and corn-husk mattresses.
D. q u. are daily expecting supply of Boston rocker
chairs They continue to manufacture chairs of every de-
se'iPuo". Aug 4-3t.
I'D UiLDING MATERIALS.-The unders;gnad has IN
- hand assortment of all kinds of Buildng Maze
rias, such White and Yellow Pine Lumber OF every
variety Oak timber and plank of nearly every ncedfi,
dimension; Poplar, Cherry, Ash, and Walnt Shingles
Lahs Lime, an Sement, white and common Sand
He continues the manufacture of Brick at his kilns
west of the Washington City Asylum, and has now on
hand and ready for delivery Brick of the best quality
Persons wishing to purchase may do by leaving
at the kiln by reference to the undersigned at the
Lumber Yard on 18th street, near the Canal.
Fire Wood Of every description is kept on hand
All the above articles will be sold at as fair prices
they sold by others He therefore solics share Of
the public patronage.
july 2S-3t ULYSSES WARD.
The native American., 1838-08-04

NAVY DEPARTMENT, .Augus1 8, 1885,
The native American., 1838-08-04
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We cannot insert the piece signed "a Whg." for
two first because it is POLITICAL and we are de-
termned not to touch party questions, only SO far as they
may bear upon Secondly, for the reason that
il refers TO matters Irrelevant and to persons factors in
them) who have passed off the present stage Of action
We say, for all, is not party paper except
that il may be Called what it in truth is, The Naiiue
american Party
We have received communication from friend.
upon the subject of corptions in the Foreign Branch of
the American Patent Office. This communication shall
be had under advisement until our next issue
Several very caustc and powerful communications have
been received from various sections of the country, which
will be given hereafter.
The native American., 1838-08-04

D- We hope that our friends will rally TO the Meeting
Thursday the 9Th instant matters of vast interest
10 the Of Natives will be considered The weather
is fine that all comfortably leave their houses
at evening, and hope to the hall densely and
specially filled as at our last meeting.
We give good cheer to the causeitis on the increase
and spreading as the sun day by day
The native American., 1838-08-04

For sale at ToDD's Drug Store.
June %.
The native American., 1838-08-04
G. ON S u M p ITO NJ!

Washington, June %, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

WI oifer a pubic auction on Thurs
IL day. The LIST das Of November merit. nj
my residence IN Brrkelay county, the fol.
lowing property. to witt
20 Headof Horses, consisting f,cork
Horses, brood Narss, and Cots.
30 Head Of Horned Cattle, most Of
'ehich are mirtwc Of Durham blood.
$50 Head Of Hogs Of different sises.
most Of schicA icin Be fl TO kiH b. the
day of safe.
Imcaty head Of Sheep.
Three Wagons, fsoo Of them good
road Wagons.
Irclre sets Of Horse Gears.
Al kinds Of Farming Utensils.
One SCI Of Bidcksmiih's Tools.
One Cart.
From 1900 10 1900 5ushels Of cera.
Beisrren 1000 and 1900 bushels Of
OATS, and
One nssr Canal Boat strong ba,h and
81 about 60 tons burihsn.
Terms The Corn. Oats. s. Fat Hor..
VIII be- sold Tor cash, or negotiable naprr
PAYABLE ~ 90 days the other property
will be sold on credit OF eight mon,hs,--
Bond and approved security viii 10 all
cases he required. JOHN kISINGER.
September Sc. 1879 9w.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
New Monthly Magazine.

1.-THE suhscsibar viii issue on the la,
OF September, the first numher OF a
Monthly Magazine. entitled The .8ms,i
GOA .hiacua Of Liierafure and Tie .4r,s.
which will combine The sohdi,y OF review
with the lightermlsceiIany of magazine,
Besides impartial reviews OF important
works. aud short notices OF minor li,era.
Try production. by the editor. literary and
scientific Intelligence. and tfaosla,ions
ttom standard aud periodical works in
other languages contributed hy the ablest
writers OF the day.
The Magazine vii. alsn eonialn . series
OF reviews OF the works Of such writer's a.
have. by their talents. she'd lustre unan
American literature. These reviews will
DE accompanied ~ portraits OF The al
shors engraved on steel hy the hes, artists.
The work VIII be bcaa,'lally printed with
new type. opon 6ne paper. sn,i w,ll make
two volumes each year. OF more than 600
pages each. Besides my own devotion o
Il, The Magazine win have the advantage
Of the services OF DIR, snodarass, Of Viz
gina. n gentleman of handsome aeaa,re.
ments, who, after the issue of the iirs,
number will he associated with me an ed
,tor and proprietor
Agencies vail be established IN the prin
Icipai cities, and arrangements made 10
deliver the work free OF postage. Per
sons deslrous Of acting as asents will
please spply post prid Terms So, per
annom. payable on the delivery Of The
first number Eve copies Cor $40
NATHAN G. BROOKS.
Editor end Proprietor
Baltimore, October s, 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
New Fall & xyinse. Goods.

fHshE undersigned are Just receiving
y large snd general assortment Of Fail
aud Winter Goods, among which may be
found
Cloths. Cassimeres. and Csssiae,,s OF
every description.
aierino, Silk, Valencia and Cashmere
Nesiings
Cd English & French Merinos
Sd do. do.
kept Silks of every COLI aud pattern.
Plain blue black, s black gro dc Swiss.
do. do. do. do Lustr,ng,
Mouselsin Dfi.aiu.
French Chinfx,
Merino Shswls aud ildkls.
English u Domestic prints, together
with every article generally found 10 a 70.
tail store.
We would respectfully invite our friends
aud the public generally. 70 call and ex
anime our Stock OF Goods. as they have
been purchased with grea, cauiion, aud
as we are determined 10 sell them on
terms that will no, fail 10 give sstisf.ct ton
BURNS & SFiBERT.
October TO- 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

& IN Wednesday. the 18th Of Noyem
~ her 1888. being court day) in pur
suance of decretal order Of the Circuit
Superior Cour, of Law aud Chsncery OF
berkeley County. in The case Of James s
Mssowen and others plaintiffs Us joseph
Henderson,. the Administrators and
Heirs Of Joseph Hsgaman deed dts. and
deed OF trust bearing date The 18th day
OF September 1919. executed to ms to Sc
cure to Johnston and Abraham Msgowen.
Tor themselves and Others, heirs Of Jas
hagowen decd. the purchase money of
Certain tract Of LAND therein mentioned
,ye shall proceed to sell in front or the
Court House in Msrtinsb burg, at public
auction 10 the highest bidder, all that part
OF the tract OF land referred 10 in the bill
oil The plaintiffs, owned by the Heirs of Jo
seph Hagsman, deed now in the occupsn.
cy oil MIR VIM. Batney, containing,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
jEWELRY, VARIETY, &C.


EE AViNG increased and rcplen,shed
n. e. my list Of variety ar icles. the pub
lic are invited 10 call sad examine them.
NV stock consists Of
Finger Rings, Breast Pins. Ear Rags,
Watch Guards. do. Seals aud KEYS,
Silver Pencil Gases. do. himbles,
Tailor's Tbimbles aud Scissors,
Silver. steel. common and plated Spec
tacles. Goggles.
Motto Seals, Silk Purses,
Rogers superior Penknives. do fiae
Scissors,
Pocket Books OF various kinds,
Leather drinking cups, Steel pene.
Portable lnks,ands, Pms aud Needles,
OF The very best QUALITY,
Hair. cloth. and tooth Brushes,
An assortment Of tuck. neck, eide. and
various other kinds OF Comhs,
! Visiting Cards. shaving Boxes,
Rszors and Suops. Pocket Compasses
Cologne Water. Florida do.
Honey Water. superior perfume.
Milk OF Roses, for identifying the skin,
Chloride Soap superior shaving Soaps
White. Bar. end CASTLE do
Macacsar aud Antique Oils. for beau,
Tying the hair,
Superior black writing Ink.
Tooth Powder. indehble Ink.
Chlorine Tooth Paste. Lip Sslve.
Court Plaster. Pink Saurrrs. Toy. o
all kinds, SC &c. WIN DORSEY,
October 10. 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
40 a O 4 Z s. .

situated on Back Creek. Berkeley County
chiefly bottom land, in good condition.
with comfortable two story log dwelling
house. Barn, and two Stables, a thrifty
young orchard, and excellent water Al
the door OF the dwelling House. on the
terms prescribed by the said decree, to
W.T.. ono third cash. the balsnce in two.
equal annual payments at one and two
years With in,eres, from the day of sale,
the deferred payments to be secured by
trust deed on the land. The purchaser
can bave on reasonable terms at private
sale, the balance Of the tract e65 Acres OF
therabouis.
ALEX STEPHEN.
CHAs. ID. STEWART. Trustees
October 10. lS3s.-5t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
NEW GOODS.
WsI5flins3(O5lyI "a 5f0m7f,T

Nsfllltu3OlGI 81 DDlllia
a RE now receiving and opening y
1A- general assortment OF FAIL d WIN
TER GOODS, consisting ia par, OF
Blue. blk. drab, and fancy colorst
Cloths;
do do. do do. Cashmere.
Seper London rib'd and stripe do.
Blue. miN'd drah. and fancy co orec
Ssitinct,s
X nfucky and Glenrock Jeans
F'eoch and English Merinoc. Of ever,
shade,
Jacquard and printed do;
French Bombazines
Colored Msckinaw Blankets for Over.
coats,
Rose. Whitney. and Point DO;
Cd Green Floor Cloth;
White Sh'r'ing Flannel.
Red. green. and yellow do.
Mcrino. Silk. aud Cotton Hosiery
Beaver, Kid. silk. and Coitoa Cloves
Winter Chin'zes and Calieoes;
Highland Shswls. 4--a Cd and Sd
Biocba do. Sd a. and Cd,
Chenille and silk do. aud H'dkfs.:
Tafieta. Satin. and Gauxe Rib5aads
Linen Cambric Hdkfs..
Ban6aua and Madras do
Black Italian Cravats;
Black Silk Velvet;
Csmbrck. Jsekonet, s. S,viss Mus!ins
Barred, striped, and Gg'd Swiss;
Zephyr, W orsted, W orkiHg Canvass,
BE. &c
Domestics-su such az bleached s. brown
Sheetings and Shirtings;
Apron and Furniture i'heeks;
White and brown Dnll,ngs. Cotton,
OsnabuIgs Iickings. &c &c.
together with general assortment of Gro
ceriss Hardware. Glass aud Queen.care.
TO which they would respectfully invite
the attention OF deslers.
October 10, 1898.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
SAMPSON MCMILLAN.
! nonresident of the state ofvirginia,

"a oh-tSsAueHA Oh the STATE oil virginia,
MAKE NOTICE That, on Monday
u the 18th day of November next.
shall move the County Court Of Berke-
ley TO render judgment against you, for
The full amount of an execution, that is.
sued out OF The said Court, on the Sia
day of August iS27-wiih interest, ac
eofding 10 law. upon the entire sum paid
BY me, under the said execution fas will
particularly appear, by the Sherifr's re.
ceipi) until The judgment shah be dlschar
ged. The Execution. referred 10, was in
an action, in which Silas Harlan. commit
tee OF George Porierfeld. assignee OF
William Lewis. was plaintiff. and Samp
son NJ Mullan and Edward Colston were
deiendants-the said suit being upon
Joint bond. in which | was security. Tor
the sum of seyeuty-fve dollars, executed
by you and myself, to the said William
Lewis, having abated as TO YOU. and
judgment and execution being had against
me, as aforesaid
EDWARD CoLSTON.
October 10. 1883 -Aw.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
oronfeetfouarn. Hru(t, &c.

EUST received. aud for sale cheap by
eB the undersigned. at his Drug Store
Lemons. Dates. Rssins. Filberts,
Eaglish WaIauts, Ground Nuts,
Palm Nuts, Ginger Nuts.
Cranberries, Sultana Rasins,
West India Sweetmests, Guava Jelly,
Currani Jelly. Sc. &c.
Together with an extensive assortment oil
Confectionery. WM. DORSEY.
October 10 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

E ELUE. Black, aud Fancy Colored
D CLOTHS. PLAN. and Ribbed CAS-
SiMERES, and a splendid assortment OF
CAosiNEFTS. have just been received,
70 which we would particularly invite the
attention OF those who want cheap Goats
&c. Call and examine. before yon buy
as we feel satisfied that we can sell bar
gains in the above articles
HAMME * STEPHENS.
October IL, 1883.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
Cash for Wheat!

FESHE Subscribers wish to purchase
H 10000 BUSHELS or T7lars.ls "a
for winch they will pay the highest mar
ket price in Cash, or will grind on the
usual terms. and deliver the Flour in
Georgetown at Twenty five cents per
Barrel Farmers having wheat will find
IL for their interest TO give us a call before
selling. SrARBUCk & FORMAN.
Mouth OF OpequoD, Sept. ~. 1855 sm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
groceries.

r. WOULD respectfully announce to
II the public. that !have connected gro
ceries with my business. and am now recei
wing and opening fine assortment Of Su.
gas, Teas. Coffee. .uoiassss. Rice. Choeo
late, fine Table SAT-, C0adies. Sc &c.
WIN DUkSEY.
Oct 8, 1888. Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
Rye and Oats.
Tobacco, Cigars, Sc.

4 have Just received fresh and fioe as
Il sortment of Principe, Woodvries. and
other kinds nf CIGARS Honey dew
Tobacco common smoking, do. Mae
cabsu. Scotch, Rappee, and Congress
Snuff. spanish Clippings. &c. &c.
Oct. 10. VIM DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
PORK WANTED.

FEyHE subscribers will pay Baltimore
4 prices. deducting expenses. for fifty
tons Of merchsntable PORK. deliverable
during the Pork season at the Mouth OF
Opequon. STARBUCK s. FORNAN.
Opeqnon Mills. October 10, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
PnRI AND MADEIRA WINE.

fl sHESE Wines may be relied on as
z being pure and free from any mixture
or aduIteration with which wines are so
generally characterized. Physicians and
others who wish to obtain the pure arti
Gle for medicinal purposes (for rhich, on
~, IL Is Sold can now he furnished by
WM. DORSEY,
October 10, 1858.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
NEW GOODS.

SBI r are receiving and opeDiDg full
w supply Of Fail and Winter Goods
which we would respectfully invite our
Customers. and the public generally, 10
call and examine, we will sell cheap. - but
come and see before we tell you the price
HAMME s. STEPHENS
October 3, 1888
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
Corn, Rye, & Oats,
E0ssr Valuable Farms
INIDIsl N.NiLJNa

HHANlNGa desire TO change my busi.
Ah ness. ! viii cell The following proper.
" upon reasonable terms. viz; one Farm
lying part in Berkeley and par, 10 Jeffer.
son counties. near dam no. s. on the poto-
nae River, about four and half m.les
west Of shepherdstown. and adjoining tho
lands of the heirs Of John B. Henry, Van
Swcaringen. and Holiday, containing
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24

S U o N II ID ARM, -
and all other necessary oDt buildings, al
IN complete repair wei! OF fine water.
aud large quantity Of al kinds Of Fruit
Trees There - upon the premises I'D
wards of one hpnderd acres oil fine ,hriliy
timber. The location Of these lsnde Il
as desirable a. any in the country. being
within from two 10 SIX miles Of seven Mer-
chsnt Mile. within two miles OF the Chez
apeske and OHIO Canal. and within ono
mile Of the locatior ~ the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail R.ah. For further particulars
enquire of fls vndersigned living on the
pre- misses. JOHN KISINGER.
Berkeley rn Va. Sept &c, i6S6.--n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-10-24
Notice.

YR HE undersigned hereby announce 10
4 the public, that the partnership here
tore existing between them under the
name Of John w Young s. Co, was dis
solved by mutual consent on The lst inst
The claims of the late firm have been
transferred TO Isaac Rogers, by whom set
Element will be made.
JOHN w. YOUNG.
ISAAC ROGERS.
October 10. 1885.
It Would avail myself Of the present op.
I'll por;unity TO inform the farmers and
customers ofthe Spring Mill, that il will
hereafter be carried on by the firm of
Isaac Rogers & Co. who will continue to
pay the highest market price, in Cash,
Tor Wheat, Rye, and Corn, and will grind
on toll at the usual rates, and market
the flour when desired.
ISAAC ROGERS s. Co.
October 10, 1888. CIV.