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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

SGs23 80
| col1ecfed + 10 | 1auuarg 1914, 37e5 4s
Balance due on the 3 rolls, 53O35 Al
On.
To plank bought Of COM
miqsiorers Of railroad, 3 26 D0
| Amount collected on the
3 tax rolls, from the lat
nppry 1871, 3783 4s
Balance due treasurer, let
January 1874, d 66-35oo II
On.
By amount Of vouchers no.
| to ia, S32O3 III
Taxes RENTED by order Ct
Parish Judge, d 81
Cash balance due Treasu-
rer, l Sept 1913, 342 III
s87s5 4 p cent, f89 90
Do. for paying out S32O3
10 cents at 2a per cent, 30 O-3s65 IA
The committee appointed to examine the
above account made the following report,
which was adopted:
We, the undersigned committee appointed
by the Police Jury to examine the accounts
of the Treasurer and Collector of the parish
Of East Baton Rouge beg leave to report
that we have examined them together with
the annexed vouchers, and find the same to
be correct, showing a balance due the parish
on the rolls of 1910, 1s4I and 1912 Of S303S
al cents, of which there appears dne by non
residents 1851 ri, leaving a balance due by
reshents of SIIs7 II, which the collector
-4.4z- =. .x-. - Ta-af -+atn goFTrun Of rel I
lection. We further recommend that said
officer have further time granted him, say to
he first of June next. to inisa his collections,
provided, he furnishes certificates from his Sc
c~urities, waving the formaIities Of the law.
(signed) Egbett Mogan,
RI Young.
Messrs. James Cooper, p A Walker and
Saml Skolheld were appointed to take the
bond and approve the securities Of OEan
Hacker, Treasurer and Collector of the parish
taxes for the year 1913.
The committee appointed at the last ses-
sion of the PoIiceJury to examine The old Spa
nfah records of this parish, made the follow
ipg report, which.was adopted.
State Of Louisiana, Parish off. Baton Rouge.
We, the undersigned committee appointed
bv The Police Jury TO examine the old Spa
nish records, aud to contract with Messrs.
A. Pike and Manuel Moreno for
he arrangement and fixing of said records,
10 hereby report, that We have carefully exs-
mined said records. there is sufficient to make
about fifteen large sized yolumes--that in our
opinion the said records ought to be properly
md Immediately arranged, as the sam con-
fain the original titles Of the parish of East
Baton Rouge and other lands of the state of
louisiana, a. well as other documents of great
not only to the parish ind vidualIy
To- the government, The said Pike and .
Moreno propose 10 arrange The papers alpha
,etically and according to nunber, and M
correct index Of the same. and bind To 49,
a a substantial manner, for ,.,e sum If one
hundred dollars.
Signed, Dill Penny,
Anthony MoDcet.
On motion, Mrs. Jane Allen was placed on
he irst class Of parish oaupers.
On melton, the petition Of Mary Chilester
o be placed in the second class oil paupers
reconsidered and passed.
Mrs l. Brown, represented os a distressed .
erson, was allowed tendo!lars for temporary
eIeE I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

Oua Tows--hBa bonh Oiled with atran.
gers ior the last two wactz, and though tbs
elements reened 10 contain nnthiBg bUt wind
and rain, their presence created q c%eftaln do
gree of stY i,iry. Tho bayons aud rtYcrs AFRO
swollei ~ such 4 degree AZ 70 ereale a per.
feet embargo between the town mud Tie cobh.
try, We hopo the proarnt fine weather viii
list long enough 70 restore the toada 70 tray.
cliiHg condition.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

To PRtNrERs,-Fhose papers in tho state
who have published tho notice Of he removal
Of the Surveyor Genrral's office, will please
publish il for six weeks and send their biIta nt
Ihe office Of this paper for settlement.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20
Penny,

On motion, Mrs. Jane Allen was placed on
the first class Of parish 2aupers.
On motion, the petition Of Mary Chidester
to be placed in the second class oil paupers
was re~considered and passed.
Mrs i Brown, REPRESENTED os a distressed
person, was allowed ten dollars for temporary
relief
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

THE Law OF M0RrGAses--Hfr. Wads.
worth has introduced a bill into the 1egisla.
ture amending the law Of mortgages 90 an 70
increase the security Of ~taatspeeies Of pledge.
by abo!ishing the right Of syndics to remove 4
mortgage wlthoht first paying the whole
amoun Of the money Hbiah il due and owing
upon it.
This is, in orr opinion, a most excellent
suggestion, and will, il carried out, have a
~saIutary effect in reducing the rate Of interest
upon cans. It's also a good law in principle;
because the property pledged for the payment
of money should always be held responsible,
until the debt is discharged, ora release isef-
fected with the consent Of the mortgages. II
the property is sold under legal process, or By
bargain and sale, it should Be done subject to
the mortgage. This is the meaning Of the
obligation, and the substitution OF other secur-
ity, as now allowed in many cases BY law;
seems a violation Of the terms of the contract.
1t certainly lessons the obligation Of this spe-
cies Of security, and in that manner increases
the rate Of interest upon loans made upon il,
and all the many instances Of loss and injns-
occurring from the present practice, have
made capitalists chaTy Of lending upon mort
gage, or compelled them to demand increased
interest 10 proportion to the uncertainty that
attaches TO the security-Bee.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

cos4Hraa -Ttrfe iaa not beco murh
dang IN congress, stree ntrf last, owing 70 tho
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

Oar esteemed friend CAP II u tiejic X
publishes i card IN the Louisiaat Chf0Hirir
IN which he eiaies lila intention to rim tho
Raiab0r IN this trade, beginning on the 29'h
Insiont. Wa hnpn our community vii ~e*s
tend % him he liberal patronage bis long and
triud ability 40 richly deserves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

,Gre. NJ, licfomap, has ~ hand tho life of
Henry Clay. pnhlthed from lie frees Of tie
@TribHttp. Ten olIHt6hs IL tbs interesting
~ 49,. a ~ Eaa. I4.aa.Al ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20
VERFo0L eLAsaIFfcAT10N.

TODACCO-Ws hear Of no gafes. Tho
weather has been such, that what little fs
coming in cannot be pat on the markets
gUGAIk--On Saturday there was a fine
business doing, but since then very little.
Prices remain the same, with a good demand
If The weather would permit shipping.
MOLASSES-Tbe1e is q good demands
and holders are firm at % cents per gailong
which il the current rate.
FLOUR-Tbcre has been nothing doing
except for immediate wants for city coDsnfnp-
lion, and prices have rather downward tea-f
dency.
CORN-We hear Of no sales except in
small lois.
OATS-ThIs market keeps very bare Of
the article, and prices keep up. We hear o.
the sale Of 1000 bushels in bulk at 35 eta
but we doubt whether more could be sold a.
that price. z
BAGGfNG Il BALE RoPE- The de.
maud is very limited, Prices hOwesery rel
main without change.
WHISKEY~-SaIes are quite limited; the
price 10 20I per gal, but q cts is obtained
for small lota.
PROTTSfONS-There has been but m.
tie inquiry for some time pasti prices, hOwey-
err remain without change.
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Wa. nAWEs. President.

6lMb 5k0LrtRBD, clerk.
Otap Hacket, Constable.
This moi being considered d proper day
for the Transaction Of public bhsbess the
police Jury adjourned TO meet at O0'el6ck
10 MORROW morning.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

NArtfEsa4A n6hnIHfiurTF q IHroToF0
matches tas ioiely Published q statement
thoW NJ dat there ~ moro ihan q thtfllnba
dollars made IN that brunch If business, sarh
year, ID tlip United st9tea, II IL bnt . short
time ago rihre 81 The matches ronsrinnd 10
tbe United Btltea we're brought tnm &c
many, bot IlBo al other manufactures Our
citizens will soon be abio 10 supply or de-
fnFpda.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-01-20

4 NEw STATE-A bill has been iatro1u-
ced ia the Legislature Of Tennessee, pow in
session, for the establishment Of a new stat
Of the territory Of East Teanesgaa. The pre-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
Or. DrHsback, KuIan s Pry7
or's;Dyspeptic Cordial.
For Dysh{psi4, Sick IIeadaehe. RRelma.

For DySk4psiE. Sex IIeadaeas, Rse1mn.
fisa, Sc. SIC. Sc. II
FENHE Proprietor os this preparation deems i
Il pyoperlta premise thai nothing IS farther
from bis fpose shan Is oder il 10 the public as
universal 4editine, or cilre-all Ills adapted
10 4 few disAases only, for which il IS confident.
y recommended as one 81 he most agreeable
as well as Most eer,ain remedies which have al
any time clahnied public attention.
Il imparta healthy tore 10 The stomach, irn-
proves The ppstise when impaired and promotes
the digestioli--il soothes aud tFaRquilizes the
nervous system, when excited ,or disturbed, pro
duces eheergnlaess Of spirits. WITH feelings Of
general eoufort sud satisfaction.
In the folIowipE diseases II IS reeommende9
as promH and 10 saOst casss an etsciual re-
me9y,
Dyspepsia, sick Of nervous headache, choliSs
eramp or spfsn ID The stomach, cholera morons,
Mysteries AMP nervous diseases generally, chron-
&c dseateryj eiarfhms or purging, sea sickness,
cholera infan;um, rheumatism, chronic liNgc
complaints, lfemaie riegalarisies~of a chrouS
character, attended vita cold feet, pain Ia Tbs
back, limbs Sc Il i also particularly rcous.
mended 10 those who are suffering under aehas.
~, anguor depression 81 spirits, with irFsgdls
or defectiye1appet restlessuess al ight, With
unsound or lisRrbetsslsep. Ia these cases thA
cordial will be- found al admirable remedy Is
its soothing FaaA Fenhosgiipg powers being RI
euliarly adopted 70 spch cases. As 4, PressIi-
tive Of ague hnd feyerlt i nseful and these who
reside in neshoofho0ls WHARF, this disease pre-.
walls, wou.dBdo well 70 Iake il oace or tw4pe q
day during ihs s'ekty sedson.
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A0OR AEA 4alla Z
NDQPS & sEF,IbTa 8

BOOTS 8 SIlH
gnHE undersigned respectfully Bhforn.s his
- ffieaasl4Ed customers that continues
athts Old Sssn1. next door East Of Carers H5
Gel, where will Be eopstanily kept "a hssd. o.
made 10 order THE shortest nosicn, esefy de-
scrsftioa Of BOOTS and SHOES, msnaftalursd
OF The best materials, aud BY experienced soFg
men
Ny prices viii 10 no instance exceed those Of
any other msnufactory 10 tie place 4 nor indeed
those sold il Stores Ny Boots shtai be raanu-
faei1red aF cheap asths cheapest. abb tie pub
tie may resi- assured that the work Shall b done
Il better manner ara ~ as low Prices IS l5e
homemade wdrk sold 10 the slorssl
The LADIES are particularly iEsileafe eali
and examine , super lot OK aioroccsf Kid. and
Catfskin Shoes, which haze ha Z recently man
ufaet4red BY one Of tie best wofkln Cd il he
couatry, and which Wiz warrsUNso s. eqisal
in beauty andlDeiler made th7n these naEniac-
tured ia The cities. viii sell tkcnEht reduced
prices, as lpwlas they can Be had = ia stores.
Hasing Just received from Bsisiin6Ie / III II
Sgfsr Extra Morocco. GENTLESfE would
do well TO call and leave their measured. Tie
Aeroeeo IS 81 al9aaliiy thai camel De had 81 aB
times. Call aad examine il
would embrace this oPpoftuEitYIof tender
'ag uy lnanksto my ftiends aud eusioGas IS IN
Smithaeld, and would inform then ifIsi I assisn
eontiaaingt my visits 20 thai FIace, f9t ne pur.
pose Of tskias MEASURES, on every Thurs
day, and vii. bake ?. retnrn on tie eels ISL
l5ping. The SUBSCRIBER trusts ikat bis pstfea-
age viii te addressed, and sg4fitieBl tacoprags-
neht afforded % comps fsase lnrihe Toss or lire
sostained hnd tho ex'lra expense.
JoH:s AVIS, Jr.
Charlestow6. April I'll 1874
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,lCRanP cH0LIc.

Frederick county MD Sept. $40, /
Mr.. Herstdns My wife, few weeks ago,
hadga violent attack of cramp cholic. She
thought she would have died-i was alarmed,
In +lhe Description given Of your medicine,
named Drs. Dresbtch, Kuhn AID Pryor's Dys-
.peptic Cordial, found ii highly recommended
for cholic, spasns, or scramp inlthe stomach
II justly sustained its character in my wife's
case. The attack commenced shout day-light (;
fortunately THO cordial was in the house Aiing
on the side of the bed+S be took few swallows
from the bottle (would not wait for pouring
DUTY walked across abe room, sat down III a
chair, and in d few minutes was perfectly re.
lieved. JACOB KESsLER.
g5zNons genuine aeiihol.t the signature ef lhs
Proprietor, c. Hsrsloas.
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From IL Rep. zaehariaa n. Tippen.

Mr.. C. Hetslons-EDear sff- Willingly com.
PlS with yoq} request, 70 furnish . staiemeDtsf
my case, ia (which your medicine named DrS.
DresbSch X lln s pryor's Dyspeplc Cordial has
been used Ay me syisA success 4 had been s,Afs
fering for six years under train Of symptoms
such as naturally denote the worst form OF D,sss
pspsia, viz a loss 81 appetite, restlessness Al
night. great debility, Sc, in fact, my spirits
were quite gone down. Various medicines sa
well as medical assistance had tfeen tried, but all
failed. Your cordial as mentioned above has
completed cure; for twelve months past Ihsye
been entirely free 'front.' disease and ENJOY
better health than Fever expected.
In TIPPETT
LeonaratoWn, ST Mary's co.1
Dec 26, ls42.
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In CHANCERY.
[Erlrael.l

THE Court doth order, that Commissioner
. 4 Worlhington do examine, state and settle.
the Administration accounttof the AdrIinistra-
tors ofthe estate Of John r. Hayden, deceased,
and that he further take an account Of thelreai
estate, whereof the said Hayden, died. eized,
together with the annual value thereof, and
that he also take an account Of The amounts
and the dignity Of the debts due from said es-
tate-also, an accoun, Of the debt Of said Hay
den 10 them, and make report thereof tol the
Court, with any matters deemed pertinent by
himself, Or which may b. required BY lbs par
lies to be stated.
Aeopy-Teste,
ROBERT 7. BROWN, cltfk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
IsnEpaksu srowS, Va, Oct 10, Is43.

Dear Sir.-You inquire Of me whether have
used your. Hair Tonic, and The effects.
Several years ago my hair began to fall RAJ
Pidly fromthe scalp, and had the prospect Of
premature badness. During several years ]
used various preparations recommended for the
hair, from which / derived no benefit. AL
length q friend recommended your Hair Tonic.
used three or four. bottles according 10 the
printed directions, and at the end Of six months,
my hair was thick set, and since, its tendencysio
turn grey ,.was arrested.
have never before given certificate, re-
commenting patent medicines, which indiscri
minatelY tSe1, as they often are, do much nju-
ry, but in : case like the present, where | know
the article 70 be beneficial and thai il can do no
harm, hove 20 scruples in stating facts. within
my own knowledge. Yours, SC. i
JOHN QuIGLy.
DR. D JAYNE, Philadelphia. @
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
no. EXCUSE FoR R.ALn.NEsS.

Since the Important discovery of Or. Jayne,s
Hair Tonic, every one may, il he chose, pre-
serve his hair from falling off, or if already bald
may with certainty have his hair restored al
gain by faithful and perseyering application of
this Valuable Hair Tonic
Please 70 read without prejudice the follow
ing communications, which in addition 10 hun
dreds Of others equally respectable should re-
MOVE the doubts of every acknowledgement OF
iheuniform and singular efficacy Of Jayne's Hair
Tonic. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
chstles.nwn .Anpil 4. Isl
Great WesterIa Cook Stove.

5AHE Subscriber would respectfully inform.
- the public generally that be has secured
ne RICH, Of making and vending the above ua1n-
ed STOVE 10 several countless, 4 model OF The
Stove can pc seen at the Harpers-Ferry Iron
Foundry, and 10 the course Of a few weeks |
shall have number Of the Stoves on hand
{ deem il unueeessary1to say much concern
ing this Stove III my advertisement as / have
Eao fears but il viii recomnend itself 20 every
person that viii exsmine il. ! will merely STATE
thai it is adapted either for ihe burning Of coal
lr wood, aud that il is SO CONSTRUCTED that in
sase the eeckIas Is required to Be done very
soon, a portion only Of Fhe Stove need be heat
4d--thet 5 when the famiiy is nor very large
Fhe price Of ihe large Stove il 500, the small
dns s2a, complete. Persons who may want q
gcsoking Stove are requested 10 give NE i call
and after trying ibe Sloye IL thew are not ple1s.
ed with il, ! wiliiake'it back
| HUGH GILLEgcE.
J. Harpers- Ferry, August 10. Is43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

FHSHis much admired FIOrse. now well
snown 10 me inhabitants ofJefersoa and
Sisgse' Eni slsna me fali season at my siablel
! eifsie"i al 50 ey the season $40 insurance.
All persons mai sent mares 10 nv horse The
spring season, are informed, sho1id any nsres
have ialleds They are al liberty 10 ssnd The fslI
season res etiarthsr eharse- TIE season has
commenced ana VII Terminals on the last day
IN every case Is cents to The groom.
RidalEo IS Of . rich dark brown color. His
Arge SIZE ioFm snd action y ~ b sufficient
Eecommendation 10 allsdmiFers Of 6ae horse
WM. q SINCLAIR.
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PnlLAprLrnIA. Mar 10. Iaaa.

DR. Jayne-Dear Sir; feel tbalII can hardly
say enough in favor Or your Hair Tonic. NV
hair had been falling Off Cor about $50 years,
and had become very thin, threatening speedy
badness when commenced using your remedy
In about one week ii ceased to iail oil, have
ased il now for about three months and have as
full ahdsthI ek a head Of hair as can possibly
deslre,A have recommended lis use TO a num-
Der ofmy friends, who all speak wellAo il. II
faithfully employed have no doubt Of its gen.
ersl success. | may add that before using your
Tonic, had tried many of the various articles
employed for The hair, such as the Macassar Oil,
aiithe different preparations of Bears Oil, We
getable Hair Oil, Sc, without experiencing
much, ifsany, benefit.
Respectfully yours, S 3 FIrcn, MD.
No liz chesnu. street.
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COACH * ND
HARNESS MAKING.

EE7HE sub1crl1el respectfully snaoQnees1So
III ne eitizsns Of Jszen0a sEs he s5jofr-
ins eo;Inises. that be has commenced The ADORE
aasias $ "a az ia ysri5ss brsnrhss. IL SheP-
heraslara, c99ssiie The store 81 3. T. Towner
CO phsre ae vii always Be pflpared 70 e.
scuie any ortsfs sent 70 bis caSs.
lie aa& roBaecied- 9Th the Shove, he Thrsfh-
~ .fsessas BHsjasss4 ke2airiag done 10 Ma
ebaiss he saefisst notice, hbsihe slEsss 2
sagsff q Castings ep.hand.
lie respectfully SELECTS : shsse 81 public pa
tfoii7gs. FtB. AtfLLlGAN-
saeaEgrlslo TErs z7-4t.
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dGggcE.


FESEE undersigned have, this Iss Gay Or July,
istE, ssspeissed ,iemseIves together d
partners iBths
Flour Bsls5ne 81,
4yhieh viii Re hereafter carried 80 ia the pane
81 fIoeE 8 POWELL, il the town OF Alex
aHdfia
I Thas WI purchase and receivt on eohsign-
meHl, eli kindief cssaisy Prcduss, ard VII ar
NAYS make feas0Babie advances. % The same I;
and lheY vii Keel coasianilg on hand n gene
rsl .nrniy pf GFoetgies, wh.eh thgs viii sell on
a. good. teEus 81 taey can he bought IN thc
market. nANIEtaF. H0DE, +
YIN. L Row ELL.
p. S Grateful for he pairohags hitherto ex-
tended iie undersigned les peeiluily Aolieiss us
conhuasNce tokiTe 5Em, Bow-iFtresy announced,
snJ fausgs, himseif ibey viii be ablp 70 giTesat.
isfsciioalo The pubic.
Il DANIEL f.. HooR.~
AlexaniFia Julyfl-6 st.
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I N 9 EsI9 !

EKlHE stssrsigns4 wogli no, % Justice 10 n.
Il o,snsfsstngs nor t9shis .kind lfisuds al ere
he "a @isih6it hss czaoriedem1 lor he ye-
~ flsiisrlhz esco1tas etaeet he has met With
lace Is return 10 ChsriesEowr 50 1he J0fnfr 8
clrysasssisg Basiatss and wouid.' ss 10 an, q
h,s best seaofss Wi be directed 70 please iks
piaiDsss 81 The most fasiidious.
Cali ana see hsm, few doors sest Of Dr.
coreslss y MYERS
JstsAslSt9-3ta
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r. T. BROWN, CLERK.
COMMISSIONER OFF1cEaI J

Charlssiown, July lst, 1914. :5
The parties 10 The above mentioned suit will
please lake notice. that shall ATTEND al ny OF.
zee Oh Friday the "a day Of Hert month (.7tIgust
at 10 O'Clock, A. u 10 enter upon the settle
meBt Of the accounts referred 10 in the above
reeiied order OF Court, when and where they
are requested TO attend, with the necessary pa
PeTs and evidence TO enable me TO settle The a.
loressid accounts. X. W0RTHINGTdN,
July 4, 1874, Comm.
In the CIRCUIT Superior Court Of Lap
and Chancfry, foAAjeferson County,
Nay 18th, 1874,
Henry Buckles and oihers, PlaihtiTs,
AGAINST
John r. ayde6's Adm'rs and others,
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Co-PARTNERsHIP
t IN THE
TasiOriElg Business.

| gpHE subscribers, respectfully inform me citi-
- zsns of charleslosn aud the adjacent
county, lhatzthey have entered into partner
shirinth TAILORING BUSINESS. aud opened
. shop at li6 old TailoFing Stand of Mr. Joseph
Brown, gniihe room lately occupied by George
AVm laas1s- Egg, Is . Lns oaice,1 where they
will aiwaysibe prepared to execute iithe neat
est and mdf fashionable style, all articles in
their fine dTbusiiess ~
The Sp7tsig eilR Summer Fashions FOR 1874
have been rsceiyeA1 aud hereafter ihsfashions
vii be regularly received eyety quarter, thus
enabling Is % serve our CUSTOMERS with the We
~ latest siy rs at az times.
Country Produce viii be taken al all times IN
exchange foF work.
7 p caOtvfI Nv
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IN cHANcERY
(Exlrac, from decree.
CoNMlssIoNnR,s Orrrcr

CEaFIes.ow0, July rs, lS44.
Inc parties interested ID The above decree are
hereby required 70 attend before me al my Of
nee 70 Charlesiowa. Jefferson County, Virginia.
On re LA dry 81 .isnsi ntxi, with their youeh-
ess Or eyidences'oi liens on the real estate or
5 . aslendsas Samuel Strider. and from daY q
EDN'D E. COOKE. COMFY. I
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z. HAyR.a pair OF rev and2yery spIssdid car
4 rage harness, which wilIEell cheap, and
on credit ii dssired--or | will exchapse them
for OATS, Hsy, Corn, or a horse that rides and
works wsss.r -If the horse is worth more than
lhe. harness, am valiag 10 paw The difference.
JOSEPH +. .4BELL.
July | lall-2t.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST

LOOK TO YOUR INIEREST!
7NHE undersigned takes this opportunity 10
L 70 inform their friends a1d public gene
ralys that they have just received, and are of
fering for sale, the largest and best assortment
of Goods they have ever had to offer. The fol-
Toying are few pf the many articles compris-
ino fhcir
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Shms Ctstk. Frederick GO Nd. I
August aGtb, 1912. 7
Mr.. c. HdrstonsA-Dcar sir--Having suffered
much durida the spFiHg of lS4l, then iE-
formed YOU, with What iregarJed dysrep-
tic coadtioDsot tie stomach y<anf having pre-.
cured a bottle Of Drs. Dyeshach, Kuhn and
Pryor's Dysneptic Cordial al yonF instance, /
haYe peasulp in informing 81 than from its use
Twas in ten lays entirely relieved on that occG.
sion. II has also been successfully used in the
family for other purposes, so thai we arg never
without Il. Nv NALL