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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30


FNNtlh rem edy to which we would cali
Il She cnton orthe publ is one Which
has proved successful fora long time; and
Ills universally Acknowledged by all who
have t,icd IL, 20 bc far super or To any 9th.
er m' diciae ever employ ed IN diseases for
whica i is recommended. Il on' only dps
s'roys wo ms, and INV gor It's The whole
S}S!cW, ~ Il dlsso'Yts ana Ca,rieS off the
superintendent slime. or mucus. so prcya
l,nt ia the stomach and bowels Of chi drrn
uotc especially hose bad tealln. The
mu,cs forms the he'd or nest in which
worms produce their young, and by reno
Wing Il is impossible fnr worms to remain
in lhn ioiy. Il is harmless in - effects
On he system, an Il heal b of The pa
ten, S always improved by its use, even
when no worms are discovered
Il Will be seen by the to!lowinu state
mcn' That's Mr. MacorI bad. prtv GUS to Il.
sing Nv ue's Canadian Vcrmi ugr." re
svrt,d To various pr paraIipas 'ecommen-
ded or worms, without any adv ge-
this of ilso.f,i; sl,licjen TO prove the 81
pe'iorry OF ,ha prepata on over all 9TH
ers for mrar purposes.
Hrackiyn Jan. 10, 1910.
Messr, J. WI en- Il Co, Maiden Zane.
n. Y.--Sr>; lam heppy TO have 4 in my
power to bear test mont or the good effects
tru'lug the use Of you. Canadian Vermi
fug'.
Ny Child Il TWO years Of age, hal been
IN for some Seven o' eight nom his, and had
finally become soemacalcd that we des,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30
VARlET YSTORE.

NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
CHE subscriber would invite the attention Of his
| old Customers aad friends ia general 10
his 0ew and well selected assortment Of DryG Goods
Groceries Crockery, Hardware, Cutlery Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Dye SluAS,
Paints and Oils class and Put
~, &c, &c, &c, &c.
which he has just received from New York ana
Boston and which viii be sold as cheap as has been
or can be sold in this market. Call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. a.
mong his Dry Goods may be found
Broad Cloths Silk Velvet
Plain & fancy CASHIERS Cotton do
Full Cloths Fancy prints
Kentucky Jeans Blue 90
lizard Times Mourning do
Pilot Cloth Mouselin de LANES
Merimac Shectings Alpaca Lustre
Rcchdale do Merrenoes
Carpetng Wooden plaid Shawls
Bleached shiring Silk woorsed do
White and rnd flannel Striped wool do
Canton do deeper linen
Wooden plaids Table do
Black silk cravats Camhricks
Black satin ties do Ves.ngs &c. &c.
Fancy do do Silk ties
n. B. Provisions kept constantly on hand as u
sual. L. POMERO1.
Sept. 8, 1915.
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Mutual life Insurance
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
(Otfice, Merhans' Bank Building State
ST. Boston, STAGE commencing Feb |, Is
IA. 10 Feb 3, l As has issued 926 policies
and rnade oul 10 more 10 the Office or sent
10 agents Ia be issued tie amounts from
$500 TO SI0,GGU each--laPresI amount
taken 90 one risk 10000 r1sTTres lives
only-S 5000 guaranty capu2l paid in
net fund accumulated lowing TO the favor
allie turn Of the risks thus far 1888 co..,
besides guaranty capi'al-well invested FOR
The proportional benefit of these who sh II
become. as we'll as those already members
-su plps % be refunded to members ii the
end Of every five yrals from December,
lS43-no insurance on credit, and no loss
by any member. by bad premium notes Of
others.
w Hard Ph llips; Robert Hooper; VIII
lam Parsons; Ch-sIes =. Curtis; Franc S
C. Lowell; George II kuhn; VIII am W.
Stone; f. b. Forbes, Peter Wainwright
Thomas A. Dexter; james ReaJ; Otis
Tufts Directors.
VIII LARD PHikLIPS. President.
JONATHAN AMoRY. Secretary,
GEORGE HAYWARD Consulting Physicirn
J,sIAn BoND has been appointed agen.
COR said Company at Southport, w. r., a
whose Office can be effected Insurance up.
on Lives, upon as liberal terms, as al any
Institution in the country.
Southport. June, 23-'4t.
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JAS. MADISON.

The Nj IA and Louisiana were both new last
Sc ason, of the largest class, built, finished and
furnished throughout without regard to expense,
and supposed equal to any boats in the world All
r. centlmprovements for Safety, Comfort,and Lux
ury have been adopted on these boats.
The Madison so long and favorably known con-
tinues under the same command, and on this route
as usual
The Niagara is 1890 tons burthen, the louisa
ma, $780, both propelled by powe rful low pressure
engines, from the Allaire works, n. Y. They
have very extensive accommodations for emigrant
passengers. Cabins well lighted and ventilated:
some exclusively for females, besides rooms for
families &c.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30
RON AND NAILS, SHELF HARD
WARE e..

lust received at the Hardware Store Of +.
II Balm, the largest, and most complete assert
ment, that has before been opened IN this
market, is now offered for sale at pricc that will
not admit OF competition. The subscriber has
purchased largely Of Every Description of shell
Hardware, Cutlery. Files &c.
FARMING TOOLS
A very great variety OF oh Iroi & Cast Steel
loyels and spades, forks rakes, sythes, sneaths.
axes, log chalrs and bars. mill saws cIrcular
& ctosscut saws large lot of best quality eastern
cut nails including board, finishing and fence nails
wroi nails, glass and windowsash.
FOR BLACkSMlTHING,
Al qualities and sizes of English, Swceds and
American fat, round, and square iron, hoop iron,
plow steel, spring German English Blister and
cast steel, also Smiths bellows, anvils, vices,
hammers, screw plates, elliptic springs, wrot iron
axle arms finished unfinished
The subscriber is resolved to sell all articles III
his line, at prices to compete with Chicago and
Milwaukee. therefore all persons will d. well TO
call al The Hardware store, and examine goods
and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
June %, 1876, +. RAsN.
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. n Ii A n d A G AlN!!!
SAINT. HOLMES Jr

{MOULD respectfully give notice to the nhab
w nanis OF Southport and viclnay that he is
now manufacturing
CABINET WARE
In oil its branches such as Maho any Bureaus,
Chairs, GENRE Tables, Tables OF all sizes, Bed
steads &c. which he IS induced to Offer TO the pub
he cheaper than ever for cash or country produce
lie may be found at his old stand opposite the city
hotel He would just hint that he is not to be
outdone by any establishment in town for durabll-
lty and neatness of his work or in cheapness OF
the same. He would also tender his unfeigned
thanks to his former friends and patrons for the
liberal patronage he has received at their hands
Ord they may rest assured that they will be fairly
dealt with by continuance OF the same
Southport March - lS46. 29yl
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VERSUS.
$ \ r S A ? A RIL LA.

THIS MEDICINE has acquired an extended
and established celebrity throughout the country,
which has been sustained by its virtues and eff
Cacy alone, rs "A remedy for
SCROFUI.A, or Kings Evil,
ULCERArED SORE THROAT,
Long-standrng RHEUMATIC Affections,
Diseases of the SKIN, White Swelngs,
Diseases of the BONES, all UIccrous Cases,
SYPHlLIrIC x MERCURIAL Diseases,
Affections Of the Liver; DYSPEPSIA:
COSrlVEN all CHRONIC & NER-
VOuS Complaints, occurring in debiIitated and
cachectic constitutions:
Disease, caused by an IMPURE State of the
BLOOD:
Over SYPHILIS, aud those very disagrceable
Affections resulting thcrcfrom. and which have
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-30
OLD SHOP IN RUINS =!

ID B. WINSOR would take this method 20 In.
II. form his friends and customers that since
the calamity that las beallen HMM consequence
ofthe late FIRE, has removed to his new building
lst door west of Hale, Lee & Lays Store on Mar
ket ST., opposite the Meat Market.
Also having IN remembrance past favors for
which he tenders his thanks, and hoping ar the
same time ihatn viii be unnecessary for him 10 call
ii any other way on those who may have been so
unfortunate as 10 owe him at this time.
n. B. The saddle and harness business Will be
continued in its various branches at the place a
bove mentioned. r. B, w.
Southport, Apill5, 1916.
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For SALE.

A NUMBER Of village Lots adjoining the resi-
~ licences OF @. Kmball Esq and Rev. f. W.
Lat h; one Of the mos, desirable lots in town, is
offered for sale and will be sid cheap. APP
plv 10 (Feh ~ iS46. ! BOND.
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BUFFALO AND CHICAGO.
@zszsS

The new steam packet SARATOGA. Capt.
c. G. SrANSARD, will perform her trips during the
present eason as follows:
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SAM WRAGGS WHITTLEES.

4 MOTHER splendid lot of Sam Wraggs be
"A Whittlers have whitfield their way round ia
Southport on the steamer Niagara; and are nov
ready for whiting. At the Hardware Store OF
June 30 DO T.. Balm.
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For freight or passage apply Oh board or to tn
agents:
JOY 81 WEBSTER. BulfsI,.
r. WINSLOW & Co. Cleveland.
GURDON WILLIAMS, Detroit.
III. J WiNSLoW, Chicago.
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VARIABLE AL PROP .RTY.

FOR SAT.E--A ,pIeudd Flourna Min, IN
good repair. ORG FIRST rate business, and Sltua
t'l In the midst "a, Jh, tines wheat growing coua
VIA tas world. Is .aow oiereI for safe on Tessea-
ole terms. The present proprietor wishes to en-
age in 9th, r business aud will sell al bargain.
For ial,hcr particulars enquire a, this Office.
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1917 REEDS LINE. 1917
.5-eses4assy5S Buffalo Chicago. slssp,ls aass
sgEtEz8sSIS@@D sEESSssyza

The Steamers NIAGARA, Capt Llvr ALLIES;
LOUISIANA, Capt. THOMAS RICH ARDS, and
JAMES MADISON, Capt J. McFADyEN, will
make their uips for the present season follows;
NIAGARA
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10 RENT.

u NL.N T.
MAT beautiful residence, the Empire Cottage,
il Barn and Other out houses, and three acres OF
well improved la nd. 1t has an excellent well OF
water and every Convenience fot respectable
family. II is situated half mile from the centre
Of Southport. the town line road leading west.
Terms-%73--For further particulars inquire
of ~ Slebblns living near the premises, of the
subscriber in Southport. J. L. SHEPHERD.
March -, 1877 9t.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01
HARPERs.FERKY.7 5vr. Ie

HARPERS.FERRY, 3prH is 1917
WE, the undersigned, having been app.;.,.
w ed 40 investigating committee, by the
Stockholders Of the Hsrpers Ferry and Shsnan.
doah Manufacturing Company 1t their Annual
MsstiDg held May the Sd, ls47, respseifully
report:
That We have sfaminsd the Books and Ac.
counts Of the Treasurer Of The compsny, "a
far as Il respects the disbursement ofthe funds,
and have fnpnd that al Of ihe sums paid oui
have besn Gully approved Of By the President,
In accordance with the By laws, and thai the
vouchers exhibit clear and satisf,ctorv at,te
ment Of The objects for which the different sumi
have been paid. This funds expended. 50 far 8,
the COMMITTEES wersabls 10 Judge, have hekt
judicously and economically applied.
The committee beg leav6 10 siats aiso, TIA
they made cursory extmihatisn OF the build
ing and other works connected with the Facto
~, and thai ihey were highly gratilisd with IN,
rapid progress made IN every depaf,meht OF N,
work The arangemehis made for sechri.I
the steady aud uninterrupted Advancement a
the york exhibits great prudence and foresight
and the COMMITTEES feel assured that they % mo
speak in terms too eomplimentary or the abili.
y and success with which, 80 lar, the Presidep,
has conducted the various and q inplcaled n
fairs Of the company.
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE SMITH,
BENJAMIN MOON. u.
PHILIP BURKARf.
TO he Stockholders Of the Hsrpers Ferry and
Shenandoah Manufacturing compsny.
June ~, Ie47.
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DIED,

/ a = < Z
On the 9Th ult, after lingering illness, Min
hAeulL Loir. Of this town. aged IS years.
Atthe residence Of his uncle, Mr.. Alfred BsIes.
70 Snmmerheld. Somerset county, Pa. on Tue,d.v
the isth olt, Mr.: jouS A, BALEs. Of Mar,issburG,
aged = years and six months.
10 Winchester, on Thursday evening the Ioth
uit. Mrs. ELIzABkTH WALLS, eonsort of The Rev.
James Wallis. in the 7sth. year Of her age. The
venerable deceased was extensively known IN that
community for more than half century, and Justly
appreciated - possessing eli those virtues which
sdern the femsle character in sa eminent degree
amid the various Interesting relation. of life
On snnda, The 18th uit.. Mr.. Nrwras Isaac
|CApwAIIAprH. 10 the sac year efhIs age, a
Near Hepevell, In Fred rick county. on The i6,h
Nay. afssr 20 ulsess q ssssrsi moaths, Ma AN
ScHoKrIELD. wife Of Malon Sehoeheid, eyed IS
years.
Al Nevtowu, Frederick CO., on Wednesday, the
9Th uit ALIcE, youngest daughter Of Thomas and
Mary Drake. seed IL months.
On the 18th uit q his residences 10 Waterford.
Mr.. EDwARD RIscKER, 10 The SD year Of his age,
after lingering and most psinful affection, which
he bore without murnur.
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.n.aRRTiRlDII.

At Leetosn. on the cath .l,imo. By the Rev 4.
Z. Broxn. the Rev. GEoRsE d. CUnMss 10 Misi
ALExASDnINE MAcoNB. youngest daughter Of L.
T. w. BALcn. Esq. Of this county.
On Thursday evening the l7sh ult. By the Rev.
Wm. N. Atkinson, the Rev. AncHiBALD A. Holsu,
o. Prineeton. J. To Miss ELIzARETa B. ioLLi-
DAT. Of Winehester.
On Monday moraiag. 2sih uii.. By The Rev Hen.
" FaFIong. Mr.. PKrER r. cocKnRtL Of Cooper
eo1niyss Missouri. fstmeriy Of Jefferson county,
Va. 10 Miss MAlsARkF AEx, daughter OF Mr..
Samuel Ruekie Of this county.
The printer kindly remembered In re ''hsp-
py hour. and for the generous slice Of cake they
will receive our mos, profound acknowledgement.
May they ever bask in the sunshine or prosperity,
without one cloud TO hedim The meridian or eve.
ming tide OF their life.
% The Goth uii.. By the Rev. Vm. t:ilmare, Mr..
JoaS KIDwrLLto Mia So An BLuSDoS, all el
Leudoun Eouaiy.
IN the FIRST Presbyterian Church. Alsxandria, on
Thursday the 10Th nlt By the Rev. Elias Harrison,
Mr.. RohEnr JAMIson to Miss ELizABEraJ J. SMrTn.
dsaghteE Of Hugh Smith. Esq.,, Ill Of that place.
Near Saiekersville. Loudoan county, on Tuesday
the lst inst,. By Elder Jos. T.. Massey, Mr.. ABuEa
G: HunrHnEr. 10 Miss MaRYC. sIdes, daughter
Of Joseph Lodge. Esq an Of int county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-07-01
Tract OF Land
Trustees Notice.

| A cCotJNTS contracted lib John 4 B..,a
A prior 10 The Is, Of Jsnuars. i6li. -
now ready for Settlement. aid iihne diaie paw
msnt Of themi ID well d OF I'll nssss. q ".
The said BesId, j. earnssuy requested. Those
who are not prepared ii nils time 10 pay ,heir
accsunts, will be given The time or inv ds,a
from the let sf July nett, provided, such a..
counts amount respectively ls I've Dollars. -
they are closed By hoiss, By The 30.h inst. ~
accounss, 10, Of III those Mhs disregsrti ia
notes viii pc placed in sourse II collectioe
b Law.
Accounts Tor The pfestn. ysat win 5. rs.s,
fsf selilemsnt, in The COURSE Of wsek or ~
days, and |, isrdssirsd 10 have the h closea e.
TIER b. pas msnt pr hoies, before the Istb 50
JAY next. On I'll aceounts Of Two Dolisss
sed upWards, Il closed by hotes, before NJ nj
I5th, credit q ninety days from ia, tims Vim
oe given, otherwise these accounts = IN ~. i.
Piscsd "a course Of collection b. law.
sei!ienenis to b made with AZ O,Bsuhsb.
one VI the updsrsigned. So -
The stock Of MEDICINES. DRUGS. Ps,nf.
81 &C.. !. now offered !. retail. Tor cash. !, I.
cash prices.
!. dREGe GIBSON:
"A. J. 0,BANNON.
June "a 1917 Spirit Tt,.a....
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VM1C HUU u
MATTRESS MAKING.

HyHE undersigned desires 10 return BIZ,
- hanks . the public for Tho liberal en-
enlargement extended 10 bin IN Ri, B--fness
Ter many ysars pass, end tss-r.sss then TIA,
he will continue ri, .sst sHofts 10 please bic
custsmers. Ths ostter 10 enable him 10 DO
this, he hes ssdaesi lis prices eeasiiefssly and
hss new On hand and will eonsishtiy keep,
CuTisd Hair Mstiressss, Shuck and Cotton 40 ;
and shuck do. alone, Of every size,
Crib Mattresset, snd Wagonsr's Beds, also
supplied On good terms. Matirsssss, &C. re-
paired Il short noiice. and % tety reasouable
tsrms--and al srdsrs executed faithfully and
-e.antaly
Long experiences enables The undersigned 70
present. his work with condolences, Is ed.iai i
slirssPseis V any manufactured il The United
States.
To his friends IN Jefferson and CLARKE. and
sdjoining counties, Dc desires 10 tender hi,
lefaief1i sskaoWledgnehis Tor the patronage
recsisea han then, end be viii 6s hsppy 4
ssfvs thcn sgiher d The same sstisfprl6rj
Wiochsstsf. Apsl 81 iali- IN
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may appear pafsdoxical, but d % no Less
- uus, hat the Legislature Of Virginia lavish
hhgs samsOf mones out Of the State ffsasury
70 internal Improvements that bring little or 10
revenue into the Stale Treasury, snd eczema 10
possess . hsredassy spirit Of opposiliop 10
snsteret hasihe appearance Of improving the
western poitisns OF the State. Their have uni.
foraly PersssGed. from The day that the Balti.
more = oeis Rail Road was in successful one.
ration IRON CUMBERLAND eastward, 10 the ore.
sent time, in rNisting every Sltempt OF the
Cenpsny, thong msnifestly tending to afrord
great facilities the Western portion Of the
state 70 get tbeirAproduets 10 market. Thsy
exeiain against In mixing Of road ,hsrex.
Iease Of eeosiruetiheN hich viii be psid 81 the
CenPanJ themselves. Why ell this uuseceant.
sole opposition 10 The road going % sai,abls
point On the Ohio River, BY which shs western
Cd ~ hs going here Net only the WsAsrn
portions o. The STATE bu, The siste Il lsrge.--
u II 70 Be alleged that the road would fuin
The Easisrn Improvements Of the siatsi
view The matter 10 different light, snd expert
snee vii prove TO the people Of Virginia hat Il
vas great oversight 10 The Legislature Of VIZ
gina 10 not permitting the conpany 70 tab,
their road e suitsbie point % the Ohio River
ltt e curious 70 observe how mankind will suGel
itbsmsslvss 10 Be governed b. prejadiess :
whilst The Baliinors 4 Ohio Rail Road Con
lpsny we're ps,iliouipg the Legislature for per
mission % make their road 70 spilable poin
lop the Ohio River, that vcuId. b hsnsft v
TIE state Il large, " snhsneine The value .
Their lands, and thereby inarsssins TIE rsvenu'
% The Slate, the Legislature Wa grazing lars
lsuns o. money cut Of he Siate ffslsuIy 4
turnpike and canal eonpaniss that will nsse
pay enc dollar into The State Treasury. Pre-
diet that the people 81 Virginia viii tses1k
leouvinsed. ere long. that he Lsgislsturs aeis
Ike men unwilling 70 b guided b the aiei.il
Iof te.soo O. sound policy. and iosi he oppoI
san!'y q hsfiog he improvement, ts<elta
wa z ssssssssss. iRoNsfDEs-
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draw lsom the |Shsfi1s lie balsare H. ~ N.
positntns IL lS45 nfd 1876 nov n fheir hsn1s.
lshn g. Wilson, Esq, 1 ne56hcf Of he 1o,,1
lenhefe1 his fesienafio1l - Il OVERSEE 81 ~
roor III ihis county ID DisirIcs No. 1. which w..
IA ifs,ian, received. mud ordered 10 s. certified
i0ahe c0linsv Court 81 said Csanty.
Oh iHltioi,. Tie koara adjourned. Signed.
WA. Nc ilt1RRAN. TlfOHA As fIESSEY.
lQliN 3 SMITH JoIIS tlllU8EB
uEnRGE MAtIZfs John G. WILSON.
M. q t,uCfirRl, CllAS HARPER,
lUSkPIl STARRY JOHN KADi.E.
"A Copy --sI'este. 81
JOHN I. BROWN, Clsrk.
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Berkeley Springs Bath Va
OsFRRRALE q Co.'s
PAVILION 8OxDR.

usHss e.iebrs,st BATHiN0 and Ws,lr;.r
4 PI.es. !, uov rssds fcr ~ feesptiea y
e.n psnt. Tncif means % 1Ecom0ol4Iin.
E.lI.s lai bssa greatly iDerstss1, " Will
NV uflI = onaoled - progil1 onpIy ~ isD
oerson,. 4 he nest comfofin1I1 1lylS.
"a siailion 10 heir wall knoun nsafains
Hshss. her hsvs Isssst he PAVILION 40.
feL. oecdpisd for The last feu ye1rs n CsI.
olrStksr. Which has been reooTaled snd =
which ns.y valuable iuprovshenis E1ts bssh
made. The lecsiion 81 thess tive bniilinfs;
~ N easy aeea<s frou than @ The LSdjc,'
a. yell ~ the Gsnilemen,s Dsihs, reader tkeSe
desiasdly preferable to sny othsr esia bIisb =. 81
ID he toUn. aud 1ers sspeciilly fsr n v,lfis
ssch hsuss opsning inie The nstk square. .ni
within 50 70 zoe feet II ne m,,a arieklDr
Spring nnd Bahia
Ths Rubiic may rest assured that The ecnfort
q our guests viii Iecsise eur never firing n.
ssrts, and % those who ara aequainfsa = ;ih =,
will se trusi, b sufficient fnsrsu,ss 10 receir,
e c0stiluahca 81 their patronage 81 /.
ST. gohlS Rns, % The oaltimoss & Oh;b
Railroad, 3 the stopping point Tor this plses--
disssscs orls oNnilss, over : newly graded
road.
We have engaged The services 81 ars,
rate Iiss Il cosehss. with ssrefsl drivers s6d
gsod hsrsss, who viii carry them over The
read with esfe end safety.
Bedford wsisr fresh from Ire Sprines for he
|sceounodhiioa Of ibsiF Besrdsrs
4 Bard pfgoot Music b Engaged ior The ses.
son
All eomnunicstis1s 10 tie subseribsss win
be promptly attended 10.
July ]. Iet7 ~
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TO GONTRACTORS.

tlNRoPosALs viii Be received II The offre
q the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA
COMPANY, in Richmond, Va: until isshs JulT
aexi, fsr the coasirneiicn Of three sloss d.
laetoss James Rirer on lib line. or lie CO. A
Inyt Cspai between Lynehbnrd ma tBs
of North river. The lrsi 81 ] IA asnssy
Ted about me- .s snd 100 fset long, and Hlus
w y abopt IS feel M lsnpus ~ .tps second
1and stuate5 shout 5 4 MS. nc 900 feet long.
ne ,ita WI s. stou as n. ~ e
lE1D.hh aaa sl. Y! about il n; aSa 20 {
u roc ]FDa's ihs foundation 81 th.ss n xsss
q . . l.is.d e !. SIs9 = ~
lng me present season liz Natsr lsvsl,
nst % seen. I'D .Pssiss.,Rla's,na f ef aid
hs si;b sas sos ps, Once il I ss,eeI obta
sure, 81 ~ '1s. oss n sid LIE sSoss e
: M AZ FEE ses Il Juiy ss 1ss l5nsh'
~ 'ss y &c Chief EssIpe.r.
1.cenoEd June B isl5.- ~ 3 {. h.snawha CO
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349 and a-half ACRES,

Ihs tsrMs q sala riii be--Fer &c much CAsh
g will pay The sum 81 $500 % with interest
from The Isl day 0f Npfsmber. 1871. IA ~
expenses of sale Eel me Residue n N, nur.
chase money = ctedi, viii be given until ia IA
day Of November, is4T, or $3.50 eu--aha a a.
remainder until the ist day Of Nosember: lsla
The deferred payments is BE- secured 5, Is.
bonds srthe purehasernhd / deed III ltus, on
the prcmises.
SaleAo lake place about ~ a'tlock; Al.
fnnA IN teaG f-~F IL :, .'T.ss''
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TRUSTEES SALR
on
JEFFERSON LANn,

nY virtue Of Deed Of frasi essru,ei ON
II the Isl dsy Or Noyemhsr, 1874, aud dar
recorded IN The Clerks ofRes of lhe coinx
Court Of JeHeFton, from ". W. Manning ~
.ils, and John E. craighill, e secure / eeftaA
DEBT therein mentioned, q coming 10 Jane M
Phetson, The uniersignsd, as trustee IN said Deed
mentioned. will proceed l. sell, Al public aus.
non the highest bidder, on ffiday he GA a. u
ysiy, tnext month"; before The uoof Of Carlers
Hotel, ID Chatlesioan,
A TR.9CT OF L.7yY.D,
situated % the EAst side 81 hs Shsna pdoah III.
g - The county Of Jafsrssn, adjoining lie ianis
Of Washington and e,hefs, ana nov ID he &C.
eopancy 81 said Maanirg and craishin. and