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Cabinet Shop.

THE undersigned have located in the town of
i Woodsield, for the purpose of carrying on
the business Of .s
Cabinet Making,
in all its various branches. They have now ON
hand good assortment OF Cabinet Ware. which
they will sell at reasonable prices. They will also
make to order ! .ES1
Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Chairs.
and all other kinds of work in their line. on shor,
notice. They respectfully solicit those in need
of work to give them a CALI
MICHAEL HEFFLER Co.
Woedsfield, May II, 1864.
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Brick for Sale.

THE undersigned has for sale large lot Of first
i rate BRICK. which he wishes 10 dispose of.
Those in went Of Brick will please give him a
call. M MORROW.
Woods6eid, sept g.
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s0 An Orator being called on for an
s5srsdi1iier speech, replied that he vas
ss6oa full fof utter ssnce...',K s.it 81 s.l.,.sssa
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oAMUEL SEGESENMAN'S ESTATE
y The undersigned has been appointed aud quail
fled as Administrator of Saml Segesenman. late
Of Monroe county. deceased. Those having claims
should present them Immediately, properly au.
thenticated. JOHN MUHLEMANN,
sept 20, 1864. Admipist1ator.
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You are a Buc,k,,

You are a Buck.
g, A:csftain college Professor had assem-
sbHd his Srtass at the commencement of. the
16km. and was residing over tho list OF
pames te see that oil wore present Ii
pd14enged tkatons Of the number was un.
ket.n' 70 ths Professor, having just enter
What H. your name, sir7' asked the
Professor, looking through his .pectaclss.
Y You are brick was the startling
1ii said The Professor, half staring
!. Seth Of his chair a the supposed imper,i-
! Aapce, but rot quite sure that he had un-
derstood him correctly, Sir. 4 did not ex-
acsl5 understand your answer.'
.ssasE or are = briok,' was again the oona.
tdssd rspfy. e sasas 2. = : - : l's7s ~
sJssssT Thiss sis intolsrable!' said the Professor,
shisfAce rsddening. Beware, young man. /.
Ao6 yodAatfempt te insult mo- T'
Insult you!' said the student, in turn
: estunsshsds Slow have done ita' SKI !
b'sisDid you not Say | was bfick?' re.
ssttgszRsd /! "a The Professor with s,ifsd indigna-
knA1s 1sx rs4isiss lou esss
-u sNc sirsgyou asked me my name. and |
sehsskersds your question. My name is
N b, Brick Uriah Reynolds Ander-
segn RfiOk. .ssrss, IssS sssgsssfiei sgii 2sss,
: s.Ahs, indeed, 1, smurmured the Professor,
shaking back into his ,seat in confusion,
I'll VA a niscopception, on my part. Will
ayou gommencs the lesson, Mf.-ahem--
.Nr$ 8yiOk2s g h.;s u sssi sihis5 scs ) "a sa1a1i
seez,5 ,esa ,lstl--..4i-- as3t asi
ssa0cr ISL, isaid . fierce lawyer do you,
40iISvo,5f 8 ath. 1swear that this Is not YOUR
H2nSawritinel reckon not, Wa was the cool
s.Ssnlv.- sDoes III, resembis your writinp?'
~ 80 think ii don Il. ,vib.Do you swear
slfQ II ;don,t resssnble your writin9?' Il
-6xf3 IVAN fst 3 g sveo,,ir oaih that this writing
=. i.,,.-P
- 'ss,,S s.s,.s. NJ wi 80, - L"e..,, s
.s.-1-- !.
suse oa" sssff
Hxnx- Cor orsEcr.-.Ple.... Mater. uive
- ah.,rdlaa e. 4 acf,sqsss,7 ~
-sisrVsss nv soinil 'sssxosnnv az Shilling
A.oalsa .b9ssee ss',''se s'ssF y
srssriI;o,.,s4. s..,s a5.;ss ssa.es. =
s,s .sosIs & Id ve,,r .fa,her4,ssas,I .Hesfe3 ~
. sN6.s' 4 piIaas ri int--that.s for the boss
ny issner .don sest hay!. .,..s 1.fN
-; - Il q said that whenilthe Turkish
.s,is S.r,;.. s, III sh;nc,onl where the la
0iSS vsre aisssad vs}y aas siov IN a lie Tneck
s a M in so;.u ;n,o g,,,, our .oo;.tv
ahessxpesesd 10 see tass .snsnya .oi Amer
ssM aadsss, but nc not - much dit EN-
s..n1sss .nsss ,ss!..a So ........a !. :. -a--.-i
one 81 ,sur ss' citizens Is was thus 90
Aeaesd ~ ne landlord: As everything =
nefne rsssd ieelltSmy duty 20 raise you
ssist ST. 81. isld the tenant. = lsel troll
Erss!ot.s Ior snPss are i:p nsfo una, J, !
EandlosdE aid dsdsnesen 3 ysb tli7i ssi e, ~
.ssiua.-es - -.-.s-7'.e
ssaee. ven e,s ~ coi.. my. Ssss. ss,.
toes corn. NelL | seesE Caterine oominI
der road, 90 dinks to- Civ him q boo 50
~ IL - - =
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Buss.-To kiae Asbuss- kiss again
Dlnndepbuss s-tw0 eiflss kissing each 9th.
sr. 0@nibuss-tp Kiss 6ll the girls in the
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!, Il sEERxr xrEoRREcT.-sPleAss, Mister, give
msA bundle Of hayi' sasst'S p
-s'ssYss my son. ssixPsnny of shilling
hsndle2'' ss's'7'4 .'''...s 81 $
msskmljns..ssfss z ssssss & ,a5asH4 a.issil.s
-aosIstt fef your .father7' saisA .se.ts5 s.
. mo, giless ,taidt- that for the hoss
Nv father don't eat hayli - -1af-.s :. -
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ssn0<F sSif, issid . fierce lawyer do you
1ChAyouf oath, 7swear that this Is not you.
52ndvriiing1 reckon not, was the COO
Isplvss Does il resembis your writing?
AEsss I,thi8k il doAt. Do you swea,
aafN Il ;don't RESEMBLE your writing?' 4
d6is You take your oath that this, writing
dpsp npt rssemble yours IN single letter?
Yeas, sirts Now how do you know?
ssCauSa ca1 T write! -
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sil0etd not interrupt an editor when he is
wsiligg.s One is,itis apt to put him out
II ioihaxsisssyou might gel put out your
selfs.-. ..,.s,...~ - -
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-. - ii il said that wheniithe Turkish
.af7iser. Amin Boy sattended some fashion
tsAls psrsiss al w ashington, where the la
di51 we're dressed very loH, in the neck,
~ rsmarked that in going into our society,
ahe,sxpsslsd TO See tas. many aof Ameti-
esR;aadiss, but not sas much.' Hit 'em
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-11-22

..t9lbssftSo neisBboFs who fell out, got in
sksib. nobody hli.afs . -ssss si.szi z.s,s d II
#xpf ~ sS
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g, A.csftsin college Professor had assem-
lbMd hisciass 81 the commencement of, the
st6kms and was residing over tho list OF
pames te see that al wore present. Ii
nttenCed that ons Of the number was un .
k96wn' 70 tho Professor. having just enter
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LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.

nN the Isl # every month is published, price 2J
" cents, Funk Le.lie's l. ldies Gazette oi Paris,
Lo don AMI New York Fashions. continuing 100 En-
cravings of the Newest Style. of Ladies aud Child ems
Hats Caps Dresses, Mantillas, &c. full size Paper
Pattern of AantilIn large Sheet OF Patterns, and ID
scrption Of Crochet W rk, Articles Relieve Leathe
Work Velvet Paintings, &c Entetaning Litala
Natter Ta,s, &c. Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens.
Also-Each Part contains New Song or Piece ni Mu-
sic Arrangements have been comp etcd in Paris.
whereby the Newest Designs will appe Ir in this Work
oe menrh before the Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer.
Part l. was issued on January lst 1854 and has been
reprinted six different times in order ct the demand
Al the back numbers be obtained. The coIored
Phte is alone wortI money than is charge for
the whole Part.
EXTRACTS From THE PAPERS
ar i by tar the best Fashion Bnuk ssu~d in his
try Wecnrdially recommend it'-N. J. Dauy Times.
1a, sthe highest rank all Journals of IL class
n y Triune "This is uper5 work B. iran.
scrpt 1t is the best record Of the Fashion pun
GAel." Suuaay Times, Phaodelptia.-''It contains
alTthe newest Fashions. aud colored Plate of great
beauty Home J0prHai.
One copy. enc year 49, two do, s.; four do SO One
copvo the Gazette, and copy of llafre's, Putnam
mr. Grabam's Magazine, year 81.
fI}re Na 6 John street. New YORK, and for sale by
all Book sellers inthe United States and Canndns.
apl l9d3m
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No I!!lInbug.

ID ENG unable TO IT ocade house to continue our
ID business, we are compelled To close out entire
stock Of Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks Carpet
Bag, and Umbrellasa Cos tor Cash only. The stocb
very large and bought ut from ," to y recent owe
thnn the same goods can be bought the North this
Spring. Those in of g ods line VIII p' aSe.
call soon as such ciarce will never b" offered again.
maro4ls COCHRAN &. TAYLOR.
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iIurd's GOlden Gloss for the Hair.

MoNb the many preparations for the growth ol tie
n Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
ea,onS will be given why ii universally used and
i referred y oil others:
LIST, Because it has proven the most effectual in Bal J.
ness End. Because it mparts beautiful dark gloss
faI Delighted perfume to he Hair, 3rd Because the
'lie' with fne discrimination which they all possess
have adopted it,
Many othet reasons could be given Why it is n great
liiM.
rMcE-25 certs in large bottles.
'of aieby Druggists and Storekcepers everywhere
W. G. HURD roprietor,
30i Broadway, New-lork
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.;g.;sas g.s;ssa:asss Jas. River Canal. isss:ss,:s

FARE FROM LYXcHBURG. FARE FROM LYNrHBuRG,
TO Richmond.. 50 30 To L'xington...-..S2 s. -
70 Cmrlotte.ville. =. 80 To Natural Bridge | 80
70 Cumberl'd G. II - To Buchanan, ---.-- | 81
OUR PACKET BOATS leave Lynchbwg laily ut
p. M SUNDAYS excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at ) A connecting there with tho North
ern and Iuthern Cars, caYi y A. and Steam
Boats down the river leaving ut NJ. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Belt@ for passe
vera CO ming in ON the Tenne railroad
Passc gers for Charlottesville will Ike the Tuea
dav's thursdays aud Saturdays Boatarrve in Scots
vile day at III A N.,and in Charlottesville P NJ
The b rat for Lexington, Natural Bridge aud Buchan
an, will leave Lynchburg NJ )ndays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. at7 A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesd ". and FRIDAYS at 6b A.. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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'V0 PHYSICIANS.

V0 PHYSICIANS.
Sn9' S Citrate of M.gue.il.
Fluid Ext vaoran,
" Rhubar5,
!" Spgelia and SIENNA.
Liquor Ergotina.
MHy"P Phosphate Of Lime,
,,., ufe loiure'tcd Ext Sarsapnra,
'"P'e and sold at d. r LYMAN'S
-"H rs Dug Store Lynchburs, Va.
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w AN EED,-He wish To ire, for the Al ce hany
p npfngs two Cooks, one n irsr rate Bread an
''iy the othrra Meat cook We would prefer men,
Two Washers and ironcrs; al o. 10 ar II
% ,'n Maids and Dining-room Servants. Any person
a'S ueh servants to dispose of can corlmunicae with
1uP'a the su9ectby directing their lcrers 10 Shaws-
NJ c"optgomery COUNT, OF seeing either II u
''' ''"eid' Esq or Mr. Jno. r. Mcdaniel, Lync1 urg
HOLT, COLHOUN Il co.
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These vessels of the fret cass built in the city ol
baltimore expressly for this hde nnd have superior
anmodations for passengers. They nre commanded
y experienced CnpHins, well qnn6ed for tho trnde
aud who v III spnre exeTtion to accommodate They
will bc towed up anh down the -iveFs by steam aud may
,e reHed 10 snil promptly US adverliaed.
Merchants going North ordering goods from N-w
York, will find il TO their interest ship by this line.
freight will always be taken low as by amy other
line of Packets and every effort will be mnde by the
in Richmond md New York 10 give satisfaction.
Freight - cents per whole aud 12 cents per ~ y
fobneco being sbou 50 per cent. less than charg'
lie Steamers. Insurance can be effected In the h,.l
noad Fire Assoriuton by this line nt 3S per cent.
We respectfully nsk and hope /. succeed in obtain
ng fu shai- of putror8ge.
Good. shipped by this line 10 New. York will be for
"nrlcd free nf commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile,
jharlcstnn, Savannah any other southern North
,fn port The Vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
III New York at Berth No !, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR HE Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON, Y. ,.
No. 81 ,Sonth Street.
August 2.dts
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
ssGrk Change of Schedule. Sespfs
Spring and Summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond. via
Norfolk

TER Z, :. NTEAM SHIfS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
M 300 TONS BWr7hes, Commanded by Gap.nins
~ Gvrndyand Ski, ncr
The jamestown will leave Rich uond every Tuesdaynf
tcrnoon AT o'clock. And the Roanoke every SATURDAY
Gorhing at7 telnek. for New York via orluk.
Returning, they will leave New TX Tor Richmond
every Saturday nn Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
stopping a W hours eaoh way ut Norfolk.
Passage TO New York. including rncals aud State
loom acoommodaior, ,only y.................-.. go
Sirerase Passage only ...................... D
Charge to Norfolk, the same as by River Boats.
Merchants aud Travellers will find this no of the most
speedy and comfortable routes bet wrcn New York mud
Ri 'hmend fassage and fare only sl0, Stccaee rus'
snge only IS.
lUDIAM & WATSON
apl3 IA Richmond Vn
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Seed Store.
INSURANCE. AGENCY,

or the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Com
CAPI IAL, $500 900
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ID -" 81 ED A sup ly Of Canary. Rape aud
~, emp sailnhIe r f,edin bir :. +, sal hy
''' i''t' JOHN IL SEAY & co. E
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TERMS.
...l-.,-hel InIlt nt se. and .enl.weeklY al

,, - nnlishel daily Mt SO, and semi-weekly AZ
glRllN v,nrs No subscription is taken for shorter
maa A. nths: AMI paper Is discontinued except at
itn TX ,rietors until all arrearases shall have
ph ,,gxrS are inserted for so cents per square. or
asd5s' and not 5 f%f 'is s sif
II the nun m o,i.red out, aud charged accordingly.
}, puh.n 9tTEs rc.for tho privilege Of two squares
YEARla ir 40; for SQUARE daily $50, semi-weekly
$50, semrWeeNi iy SO scmi-weekly $50 Every yearly
Il i9r I@rsd ga to conne his advertising o his par
\ line n .r,,si oreiit iratably for the excess.
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VTNiON STEAMSHIPS COMPANY,

I MON STEAMSHIPS COMPANX'S
" LINE OF SrEAMESR.-FOR FIlLADEIs
PtlA, VIA NORfOLk--fho stramern f~eA-%S -
Nrgin'n, Cnptan David Teal me- Ss-s.<sES1s,sss
nnsslyanin, Captain james Baynore, steamer Civ n
Richmond Captain Il. Mitchell. One of thesr splendid
stramers will leave Richmond for rhnd lphia every
Monday and Thursday al high water, touching Mt CITY
Point and Norfolk Give eight aud ras.enecrs.
Returning, leave Philudepl in every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 10 o'clock A, NJ arriving at Richmond
every Tuesday and saturday morning, on which days
they will di-cl arge their cnrgo
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line, und every eXerton has been made combao
STRENGTH and speed. They provided with Fran is
Paent Metnlic Life Boots:' frat tables. ard
every attention Is pnd by accommodating Captains
the comfort OF passengers and the protection OF goods.
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York lst cabin aud found. 49,. $S
= - Philadelphia - g" ....-..6
g " 2nd cabin mud not found. ....-...l
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by t,blng tins inu,c for independent of being the
cheapest and -alcs il is by far most plrs.,nt.
Tolncconists shipping Pittsburg can be sccommodn
ted by this line, we have entered into arrangements
Ia forward good. through with ,iispat h.
For freight passage apply
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent,
On tho Dock.
+ S-All goods by this no from phlad"lphia viii
be discharged on Tuesdays und Saturlay- and nflrr
they delivered Tho wnlf shnll be considered by
tlie Company al the risk of the owners
mnr II dts ROBERT RANKIN At
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EAMaLE GROCERY. just received. IN
wbol 'of ale pretty lot hmy bacon the hams OF
lot nr ~ small md very nice, alsn.a large o"d tf
rb 2rnm"a and beautiful arti' lie of Coffee Sugar
m,n. hrorery is c,n-,ntly surriied with fresh
and ~ p'y Il huit. good Cheese nice; Lard fine Syrup
r,ni sSes ffnnev, sc and all things requisite L"
t5ysre tsys.r regular family grocery.
~. ~ ab ve artices wi be sod cheap for cas'l.
eIs J II. SOLOMON.
sIi,. nr-fh" DYING BUSINESS i. It'll cnrried in
Us 1ranrh"s htihe did stana ]. HS
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Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia.
CAPITAL, 5000 900.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies ulr
ns fair terms, in any others OF equal responsi
bili'y by application
p. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynclburg
uup l7-d1y
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
fE STITZER "a
i1 las now received and his Spug .tyle s%
GENTLEMEN FINE DRESS HATS

comprising Bcebee's New York style which : most
beautiful-also, Oakfnrd's young mems Pm adel hiH
style fit brm-whch is unsurpassed by any har yet of
fer ed or the inspection of this market Tog ther with
the Baltimore style, curl brm-whch is very hand
Besides large ofa the various styles and
qualities of Soft Hats adapted for the Spring Trade:
10 which he most earnestly calls the al enton of his
friends md customers and he public give lin call
he is prepared to oie, grenter inducements To
buyers than an, like estabii hment in the city both al
wholesale and retail. All kinds OF hats made to order
tie hprtrst eoce Customers hats dressed over 10
half price Call the sign OF the Blue HAITI barenns
mar 3.dts NM STIfZER.
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p. a. YYLER,
80 Camp street, Neso Orleans,


HAS constantly on hand a good asso1t 9
IL ment of fine Watches, of every de- M
scription, in gold and silver cases; Mantel "a ~
Clocks, and Music Boxes, Gold Guard, Fob, Vest
Chains and Galatians, Watch Seals, KEYS and
Charms, Diamond, Ruby, Emerald, Opal and
Garnet Rings, Pins, Ear Rings. Bracelets, ETC.;
Cuff Pins, Belt Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils.
Together with a great variety Of other Jewelry,
Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, etc. Silver Tea Sets,
Pitchers. Goblets, Cups, Spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Napkin Rings, Salt Cellers, etc; fine Scissors, Pen
and Pocket Knives,
The stock of Goods being all on commission,
will be sold at very small profits for Cash, or good
city paper.
E. A. T. can always manufacture, at short no.
tice, almost any article ofJewelry or Silver Ware
that may be wanted. Diamonds and other valu-
able Gems reset. Canes mounted, etc. .Speci.
mems of his work can always be seen at the store.
Watches, Clocks, Time-pieces and Music Boxes,
Of every description, carefully repaired and War
ranted.
Jewelry Repaired. Old Gold and Silver taken
on exchange. nov22-Iy