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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

Generals Scott and Worth-It is a source
of very general regret, says the Albany Jour
listed for more than thirty years between Gems
Scott and Worth, for any cause, have been IN
terrupted. The reported arrests of Generals
Worth, Pillow, and OF Col. Duncan, is doubt
less true. We have certain information ot
existing differences, but are not at liberty to
give particulars. The first difficulty between
Gems Scott and Worth occurred at Puebla, IN
October. since which time they have had no
intercourse but of an official character
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

ne-The readers of the Journal will please
bear with us short while The Editor is
absent, which will account for the want of the
usual quota Of Editorial.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

TENNESSEE AND THE HERO OF MONTEREY
The Legislature of Tennessee have, without
distinction of party, invited Gen. Taylor to
visit Nashville during the present session Of
that body. This is done, says the resolution,
that the members of the Legislature may tes-
tify to him, personally, their respect and re-
card :"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

ANOTHER New PAPER.-We have received
the prospectus fora daily paper to be publish
ed in Wilmington, by VIM. Stringer and T. G..
Haughton, at 81 a year.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

MUNICIPAL ELECT1oN-An Election was
held in this town on Monday last, for the
choice of seven gentlemen to compose the Board
of Commissioners of Wilmington, for the en-
suing year. The following is the result:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

The Arf Union Annual Distribution, II ~
annual meeting of this association foT Inc u or
tribution of paintings and other WORKS 1 o. a.,
among its members, took place at Inc ISO &C..
nacle, New York, on Friday evening, anu anu W. ""
learn from the papers Of that city ina, ,me
sembly on the occasion was unco.i,," ago
large The number of members one yea, n, ds
was 4457 this year, 9666; and Inc NUM- lux:
of paintings distributed last yeaT' was vas 49, n
this year, more than 272. From the reP n
the treasurer, it appears that the TeGeIP';; inst
the Art Union during the year which na a.. ~.
closed, amounted to $48,75l Al, wnile Ito otsd
penditures during the same period a nv trsa.
to ,OO3 "a: leaving balance IN INC ~
sury of $4,757 81. ,.r dis
The first three paintings on the iIs' ,on ,an,"
tribution, were " The jolly Flat boa',iV; View
(cost 5000 y Janetta Falls. N. - ana u,o BY
near Frankford. Pa" which were G IT Work,
B. van.Schaick and J. H. Clifford, OF N .
and w. B. Choate, Baltimore drew an BY
medal. which was the only prize drawn
members from Virginia and Maryland; .,o
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To the Hon. 6. E. Badger,
Senatorin Congress,
Washington.


The Register seems TO think that this letter
has fixed the matter, and that Sc Loco Focos
should now forever hold their peace The
Register ought to remember that such was
COL Paine's conduct, that all the company Of
ficers, wings as well as democrats, with the
exception of two, signed apaper requesting
the COL 10 resign; that the good of the Regi-
ment and of the Service, required his doing
so. The Register ought also to remember
that the writer of this s' white washing" let
ter, is the same man who dishonorably dis
charged" from the service of the United States
two officers. without having the shadow Of
law for so doing. Was Mr. Singeltary, who
was one of the discharged, a whig or demo
crat? What does he say about the AFFAIR." X
Gen. WooIthe only man whose statements
and opinions are to be regarded in this matter
The people of North Carolina will answer no
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

Receipts at New York-The New York
correspondent of the Washington Union says;
&c The amount received at the Custom House
here from January /, to December, /, lS47'
is-specie, 1S,6l5,422 &c; treasury notes
S797,l46 56-total, $19,4f2,56 81. The
largest receipt was in the month of August
3,340,7O6 As; and the smallest in the month
of October 81 ,242,323 81. The total re-
ceipts of the independent treasury here Tor the
same eleven months, reached Tin specie, o.
course) the large sum of $29,944,744! VI
this amount sl8,615,422 &c were for duties
as above stated the balance was received IN
exchange for treasury notes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

Failure of Cunard, the Celebrated ROyn.
Mail Contractor Joseph Cunard, OF
Miramichi, has been compelled TO yield to the
pressue of the times, he having stopped pay
ment The Halifax Sun publishes the follow
ing extract Of letter, dated Catham' NOV l.
Goth:
"Mr. Joseph Cunard stopped payment on
Saturday last, and assigned all his estate ana n.
effects to trustees for the benefit OF his cTeal'
tors, and his establishment is closed. The a.
mount of his liabilities is fearfully great Ou'
the total is not yet ascertained. His proper
ty is immense, and at fair value would real
ize 20s. in the pound but to be wound uPOy
assignees for prompt payment, in these nara BAL
times, may not realize S. in the pound. Inc
result of his failure will be fearful. II Will DC
equal, in its consequences to Miramlchl' l"
the great fire of 1926
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-01-07

Ou-The Raleigh Register. of the 29th inst,
has quite glorifcation over the following
letter from Gen. Wool to Senator Badger. pre-
scented 10 the latter by 1t Col. Fagg:
CAMARGo, Nov. IA, 1847.
My Dear Sir: avail myself of moment
TO saw word in behalf of your friend Lieut..
Col. Fagg. He, as well as his Colonel, has
most nobly done his duty. Both have COM
manded my admiration for their zeal, activity
and efficiency in all the duties required Of
them. No two officers have more of my con-
fidence than Col. Paine and Lieut.. Col Fagg
and should an opportunity offer, am sure
they will do honor to themselves and coun.
try. in the field of battle.
Lieut.: Col. Fagg can give you much valu
able information, not only in regard to this
line, hut the country and its supplies. Final
ly, he is in all respects entitled to your spe
cial notice and kindness.
With the most respectful considerations,
Believe me 10 be truly your friend, g
| JOHN E. WOOL,
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PATENT MEDICINES.

10 expel it, hence the cause Of pans. few d,sss
OF DIR. Sweeisers Panacea will convince he i, ,srss
that relief is attained.
Greei .Afsdieaae fer Clsildren.-paren,s will s0,
this Panacea valuable medicine iof ,he., children
keeping their bodies in healthy condition. therehy
assisting their growth children OF grown persons ~
Ter taking il, are not liable Be attacked with an an
demlc as before, as il leaves the blood in pure con
dltion, and The entire system in a Strengthened state
il drives out all kinds OF weakness from the hody mi
leaves il healihywiihin
Married Ladies.--Ni i'll find DR. Sweeiset,s Pan.
cea medicine peculiarly adapted to their use Mics,
ladies during the period Of pregnancy are afflicted
with piles DIR. Sweeiserfs panacea. by Yeeuln,,ns,
the bowels, will entirely obYiae This. and s n,r,Iy
ing properties on the blood and fluids insufes L, thea
healthy offspring. No one who is mother should he
without it, and those who are nursing win find i Of
great benefit TO the health OF their infants.
DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA. being comno.
sed only OF vegetable matter. or medical herbs. and
warranted on oath. as containing not a particle Of
mercurial. mineral, chemical substance is found IN n
perfectly harmless 10 the most tender age or he
weakest frame, under any stage Of human suffering
the most pleasant aud benign in It's operation that was
ever offered TO the world and at the same time tho
most certain in searching the root OF any compas,
however deep, and Of performing cure.
Price, 81 per bottle or six bottles for So. For sale
wholesale and retail. by
SET S. IIANCE.
It's Baltimore ST.. Baltimore
JAMES N. RIDDLE.
Nov. IL. iS41--y. Marlinshurg Va
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McALlSTER'S
ALL-HEALING OINTMENT.
INsENsIBLE PERSPIRATioN.

TIyITS IssEssfHLE PERsPIgArios IS the great Etf-
il CIL7.NT Of ali the upURf1TES OF THE
BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY t.dLPE Of all
The orgaas IN the human body, and when in full and
healthy operation, no disease can attack The system
All disease comes by OF Is connected with cheek
or IN arrest Of this IsN.SEsNiSfBLE PERSPIhd'
ton BY colds, or some other cause, the pores are
closed, and then all The worn out matter OF ibe BODY
is shut in upon The internal organs or under the SKIN
thus all sorts OF internal and external disease are pro-
duced Whatever therefore. will OPEN IHL
PORES, and thus RESTORE theLS,SE-NSIBLE
PERSPIRaTTO.N IN all cases, will do more man
any other medicine known 10 cure disease and rees'
tabsh health.
Now lei me ask every candid mind whai course,
in the cure OF disease seems most reasonable - u
not to open the pores that thereby the insensble Per
spraiion may pass off, cleansing the body and BLOOD
Of all their impuriies2 Would YOU dose person
with MCRCGRY OF other DR.3SfIC PDfG.d-
TTJ,ES. BLEED or BLISTER % D.NSTOP The
po,es? Would not common sense dictate that the
REMEDY should be applied e the SELF Of all
tho aifcullies viz fhf skia-thus unlock the doors
which shu 70 al the mischief and expel the foreign
matter which wars with the LIVING powers whin3
The true philosophy OF curing disease is revealed
in manner which puts all theories and cayils 10 ST.
lence, by my All Healing Ointment
nS- The above Ointment can BE- purchased from the
AGENTS, j. w s. 3. X. BoYD Martinsburg, Va. and
d. r. BoyD & BRo., Mil Creek. va.
November Is, 1917
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REMOVAL.

n IA North OF my former place OF business. and near
ly opposite to Mr.. John w. Boyd's Store avail my
sell 81 this occasion TO return my thanks 10 the public
for their generous support and confidence andto as
sure my customers and the public generally thai the
OF Medicines.
Being IN The constant receipt of fresh Drugs, Med
icnes, Dye-Stuils, Paints Oils. Sc am prepared at
all times 10 furnish all demands in my line
prescriptions and all other Compounds will be exc
euied with precision and despatch
having al considerable expense built and repaired
my present location, am now better prepared 10 give
'hat east and style which properly belongs 70 Drug
and Chemical Store VIM. DORSEY, :
Apfll ., 1878. Druggist.
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SPRUNG AlNID sWarNcsEa gD@fDs.

c.. & O, w. DOLL
w GUILD respectfully cali the attention of all who
w want Goods useful, pretty and eheap--to the
stock we are now receiving. Our assortment OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
j well selected aud full embracing some styles en-
1lrely new. very complete variety OF M
GEyNTLEafE.NrS WE,2R
Such as Cloths, Tweeds. Fancy and Plain CASH
meres, Vestngs, &c., together with an assortment Of
DOliES7YCS,
Boots Shoes, Hats Bonneis, Hard,care, Queens
rare, &c., Sc, &c.,
which they will be pleased to show TO those who wish
TO purcase Cali aud examine
April 90 lS1S
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ryesh assortment.

n HAVE lust received fresh assortment Of Cloths,
\ rassineres Satin and Silk Vestings, Mourning
Prints. s and A oznabnTgs, Nankeen Oznaburgs,
Twills.I Ozaabufgs, Plaid Cotton, and 1874 Beachd
Sheeling. and GA Brown do, Hardware, Glass and
C)ueensware, Shoes and Boots, Groceries, Tubs.
Buckets. Baskets, Sc, all (which will sell upon
The best terms.
respectfully solicit the attention of Farmers who
are IN search 0. servants ware, 10 examine my slo
elk before purchasing elsewhere.
March 2, 1913. r. S. PENDLETON +
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SEASONABLE GOODS.

WAT E have on hand and for sale, at unpreccde1ily
w low prices, the largest and best stock OF Cen
iIemen's Wear ever Offered in this market. embracing
Fine and Superfne English, French and American
Cloths; supr. Black and Fancy Colored French Cas-
smeres Black and Fancy Coored English and
American Cassimeres GA and 8 A Silk Warp Cash
maretts; Silk Warp Codrng,on. Fancy Colored
Tweeds; Black and Coored Summer Cloths Wei
lingion Cord; Croton Coating; Gambrones; Drap
De Etc Coddlnglon Tweeds Linen Drills; Plaid
Linens, for Summer Goats; Summer Cassimefes
supr supr. Black Satin Vestings; Lyons Velvets ;
supr. Valencia and Marselles Vesiings; supr Linen
and Cashmere Vestings; Brown French Linens ;
Suspenders, IIandkerchiefs, Gloves, Sc SC.
J. w. BOYD & BRO.
April q, 1913.
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r a n CY GO O DS.

EEAViNG made large additions TO my former stock
q h of FANCY GOODS, would respectfully call
attention TO the following list:
Jc,ecl1 Gold Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings.
Pencils Gold, Silver and other kinds.
Peas--Gold and Steel of the most approved kinds.
Spcc:acics Silver, Steel and Plated, full assert.
ment.
PeaLfres-R genuine with other superior sorts.
Steei Goods.-Such as Beads, Clasps Rings AMI
Tassels
Thinbies.-Silver, German Silver and Brass good
variety.
Fishing Iachis-virginia Bends Hooks, real Kirby,
Lines Sea Grass, sc.
For Sporim,ea, Duponi's Gun Powder, Caps, Fasks,
Shot, Shot Pouches, Rifle Flasks, Fints, Sc.
Caa,cns cad, with aud without wood, for Carpen.
tiers and others.
.fceordeans German aud French ofvarious qualities.
Guards.-Silk, Morehar, Gum Elastic and Gilled
Byushes.--Hair, Tooth, Cloth, Comb, Paint, Shoe
and Shaving brushes.
Soap.-CastiIe, Washing, Shaving OF best quality
Stationery.-B Bibles, Ink Stands, Waters, Paper. let
Ter, noie foolscap, plain, ruled aud eolored with a
great variety Of Envelopes, Sc
Combs-Iuek, side, neck, reedlng. small tooth, IN
fan,s' pocket, Sc.
Per5iimcry.-Cologne water, Bay Rum. Hair Oil,
Lavender water, Florida water, Scent Bags, SC.
hk.-Black, blue. red and ndeiibe.
Razors.-From common TO superior klnds--with ma
ny other articles 100 numerous TO mention, all oiwhich
viii be sold low. W. DORSEY, Druggist
MAY %, 1913,
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HEROES OF THE whe og iEpppsNnEscE.
BY CHARLES q PETERSON
A N elegant volume with u Street. Plates, and near
N ly 200 beautiful Wood Engrayines.
.'lhis is splendid book. a valuable addition to
the Historic Literature of our country. We much
mistaken if il does not rake rank with the works of
Irving and Prescott - FfaakJord Herald
SIT surpaSses any similar work Yet offered to The
American public. "-.Ntai's Gazette.
ut may be properly considered a popuarised
Military History Of the Revolution, extremely well
and iudicious written mn .fmerican.
.The present work on the Revolution and its He
roes, is superior, both in extent and design to ai
has heretofore come under our notice. haqgssf.
. " web connected History VI thai eYenfu period
- Ledger.
Decidedly the best popular History Of The Wan OF
the Revolution and It's Heroes, that has yet been gwen
to the country" Saturday Ecsis1ig Post
Gj-AGENTS WANTED 10 C,a,eass for ths ADORE
elegant Worh, in ege,y Comfy and Ioea in The Uni,
ted STATES, to whom the most liberal inducements Will
be offered. Price only s..
VIM A. LEARY,
No. 1873 North Second ST, Philadelphia
May 25, IS4S-3m.
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HOME INDUSTRY.
CABINET AND COFFiN-MaKlNe
...N.IYIpR 80 III QNJ9IFf
A DopTs his method Of informing the p

A DOPrS this method of informing the public
K a. that he IS carrying the above business, al the
old stand Of 5Vm. Abel. on King Street; and in re
turnng bis thanks foriormer patronage takes occasion
10 pledge himself, which, roa his experience, he is
free 10 do. that he is prepared 10 manufacture
URNITURE
Of every description in his line oflJsness upon
souable terms and in a style and manner satislac
tory, 10 those seeking bargains, il be elsewhere
obtained.
He deems il unnecessary 10 specify each and every
article, bui simply 10 say that be viii furnish all in
his line He has good Hearse, and is prepared to
accommodate persons in town and country.
Aiartinsburg. January 20, lS4S.--G
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MISCELLAN E0US.
p r. o s p L G T U !
yEw VOLUME COMMENCES IN JULY.
THE AMERICAN FARMER,


Spirit Of The Agricultural journals Of The day,
PUBLISHED 10 she ely Of Baltimore, is the Old
n est Agricultural Journal in the Dnned Saies-
being now about commencing the 30th yea 81 its ex
stance Il is devoted crcfsireiy 70 Agriculture, aud
IFS kindred within rs range, ey
ery thing connected with the business and pursuits OF
fhe Farmer The Planter the Horcutarist, the Florist,
the Aiuser4pnaa, the Shepherd, and the Breeder Of
Stock and is peculiarly intended for the meridian
of The Middle Southern, South western aud Western
States The american Farmer displays il its old
age the vgor Of youth and the publisher feels no hes
alion ia appealing to the readers q his journal, for
The truth Of the assertion that notwithstanding the
inerotis works Of sniar character which have
sprung up, following in lis footsteps, il still ranks
among the abes OF them all and the central position
in which is placed gives i decided advantage IN
many respects. over most OF us contemporaries.
A new era aas commenced 10 regard 10 the pursuits
Of tie Agrlcuturisi-lhe introduction Of the sciences
10 connection with his business has aroused an enqui
ring spirit and instead OF the old States being drained
Of tIeir population, seeking n the regions oil the far
West a most liberal return for their labor, we now
find determination 10 avail OF The faculties which
science have pointed our, by which their WORKOUT
lands can be rcsuscaied and made 10 yield almost
equally with the virgin soils Of the far West, and hav
ing he advantage of the choice otmafkes al their We
ny doors To and IN bringing about his state OF things.
has been the steady aim Of '.1be american Farmer"
and the good work will continue to go on, ill the old
States shall vie in fertility with the new.
The ..7erica,s Farmer is published on The LIST Of
every month, in large octave form, each No. con
tanning 81 pages, with index and title page al the
endoflhe year--making volume Of 400 pages Nu-
engravings OF the most improved Agricultural
Implements, Hoses, Cattle, Sheep, &C., and occa-
sionaIly plans OF Rural Architecture, are given from
time 10 time.
TERMS.--sl per annum; copies for S5-13 CO.
pies for 5000 copies for So payable in advance.
The volumes commences in July Of each year, and
ends in June. Specimen numbers will be forwarded
when requested. Address,
SAMUEL SANDS,
Publisher Of the American Farmer.
No. Jarvis Budding North ST., Baltimore, Nd.
June s. 1913. a
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EssEET. SC.

D0n LBS. assorted Candies, Case of French
1%OU Kisses and Chocolate, casEage Chocolate
(sweelened), Cheese. Rasins in and Boxes Zan,e
Currants, Filberts. English Walnuts, Palm Nuts,
Cocoa Nuts, Pea Nuts. Almonds Principe, PanieIasss
Havana, Regaia and half Spanish Cigars. superior
Chewing Tobacco, for sale at YOUNG'S
Dec. rs, 1917
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GREAT CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE.

EIiII4.tI1Is IIIA w EtItLINOTIIl'
No 105 CHESTNUT STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND
FouRrH, NoRTm SIDE, PHILApEtPHn.
To Soathern and Western Mere hants :.
RNANY gears experience IN business has satisfied
I'VE me that putting in newspapers without having
any assortment back is all hunsbug. |, therefore,
have come to the determination oil having the PIiIL
ADE1pHIA WARDROBE well stocked with all kinds Of
SCLorHiNG. and at such prices as viii please all. In
proof of what say, invite a look in the Wardrobe,
where can always be seen as handsome and extensive
an assortment of GENTLEMENs CLoTHiNG can be
found in the city Remember the Philadelphia
Wardrobe. PERRY X. McNEiiLE,
No. l05 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
June !, l54s--Sm.
N. B.-A large stock of piece goods on hand
Garments made to order al the shortest notice
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B Al I'll NJ 0 R E.

Euporters ann IG'iloIesaIe 71eaIsrs,
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
5srp 0soo0e.
No.239 baltimore street.
(BErwrEs CHARLES AND iANovER)
HEAyIi now in store large stock Of Ssasonable
4 a. Goois. from recent lmporiaiions, with every
variety 81 Domestic fabrics which we solicit an ex-
animation from Country Merchants and City trade.
100 Gases new style Rich Prints, and shall continue
10 renew all the new styles as they appear IN the
Y Y Cases London shia,z Ptis,s, new styles;
10 :. Black and white. do do
10 !" London and American Furniture, do
20 /" Earlsune and French Gingham
E" Black and white, do do Manchester, do
10 g Rich Lawns
10 Cartoons Rich French Berages;
Cases mode Alpaca black do
2 " Alpaca Lustre
81" Mausiin de Lanes. new patterns;
10 90 Irish Linen, best makes;
5 :" Brown French Linens
5 beachsd Linen Drills
Pillow case. do
g s. 10, II. 1874 Linen sheetings;
3 20 5, 6, 7, g. "a daniask Table Diaper;
Bales Damask Table Cloths, all sizes, with large
stock Of damask Napkins and Scotch Towing
10 Bales Rusia Crash;
Is Cases Linen Cambria Hanks. very cheap;
Mersaile and Cashmere Fancy vesiing
PAN, paid, and figured Black Satin;
Silk and woFsled seTges.
IS slases Goods,
Such as Book, SWISS and Nansook Muslins,
Plaid Jackonets and Cambria, do.
our own imponatlons.
$hayyss.
Spring style Terkeri, Berage Delaware Rich Embroi-
cred, Zepbry Wool Fancy, silk and Men Shaws.
syipisidc skirts.
Bark, Indian Bandana, Pongee and London Cord
Silk Handkerchief's.
Cloths.
French, English, American Black, Brown and Olive
Colors Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Spring Styles ;
do Super French Black Doeskin
Domestic Goods of every description, Of which we
always have on hand; large stock in which we can
offer great inducements. The extent and variety of
our stock, only be appreciated by examination
Off, Our stock Of Goods is kept up At all seasons for
the city and near trade Country Merchants will find it
10 their advantage to give us call, and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
.aH orders promptly attended 10.
BEPo4.N g. DU.NHAH,
No 239 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore March 80, 1913.
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THE MARTNSBURG GAZETTE.
ny CHARLES III. LEWIS.


s-MsrfsHsbnrg GGsefte, isYubt.shsdsrery 4 htFs
,uu v.,ing, in sartsBurg, BRs<y County. 1Sgn'a' a.
TOO Dors gear IL aducs Tsro Eyfy paid asifa sir
NOAH, end Three Dollars etser The sapiyaon u sig nssths
No paper dsscomtinued uH az re@ogs are pad except q
he option n III Edaors.
acknowledgements tcia be Inserted at One Doftar PER
ss.ve 81 lree times qreay ss Cst per squire r every
ss5seyaea Insertion,
~ .ustta,y advertisements Hil Be inserted q hny
Y+er- u.
~ N ali eases he number ef times mslsf be 'afhee On ne
uss or he advertisements sean published Until Jorsd'
ess charged accordingly.
m n liberal discount adc 10 tos ssho contract 70 adrer-
ire BY NJ Beey a
IL .qdreas sapeca % ngke Payment as seen as ne
f.e erpires f ,r iaef embellishments are inserted
sGtsNTs.
ROBERT w. kEARFOT'T Baltimore, M
CAPT JOHN 1. PEfTON, S,,.a,,o, "a
Mr.. ARB'W FENABLE, '
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Important TO HEousel1eepers.

TEyIIE Philadelphia and New York Pekln Tea
u Company, for the accommodation Of the lovers
Of Pure Tea have established Depot, for the sale Of
their celebrated Packed Teas, in Marinshurg, Va,
and appointed James N. Riddle their sole Agent.
For Catalogue OF Teas and prices hand bills,
which will be furnished by the undersigned by Mail
or otherwise. JAS N. RIDDLE.
1ane 8, 1913