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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL WAY.
S.Es
$3.50


60 -
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS
SUMNER ARRANGEME
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being COM
peted and in operation to Wiliamspor making close
connections with trains the Wiiamsport and mira
New York and Erie and Canandaigua Railroads for
WlLLIAMSP0RT ELMIRA, ROCHESTER, SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPT0N, BUFFALO
BATAVIA OSWEGO
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
On and after Monday July g. trains will follows
Passengers for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Harrisburg Car
Isle, and Chambcrsburg, leave Calvert Station at s.
NJ. and 40, p. NJ.
Through TO Niagara and Buffalo an II hours.
Passengers for Pittsburg Chicago, Gin cnnat St Louis
and other Western cities and towns, leave Calvert Sta
ton at S, A. NJ. and 10. P NJ
For York, Carlisle, Caledonia and Double Gap Springs
Harrisburg Chambersburg Lancaster, &C. leave by trains
at s, A. NJ. and ami 10, p NJ
For Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains s. A.
NJ and 10, p NJ, connecting with the Pennsylvania and
Broad Top Railroads.
All trains stop at regular way stations.
Fare to Elmira. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DO. Niagara as........................1
DO. Buffalo. Observation-Disclosures.
Baggage checked through to all principal points WEST
and NORTH EXcurs on Tickets Niagara and return
$500.
By the completion of this road Williamsport we re
fer the Travellers to the following comparison distance
BY Northern Central Railway. BY New y ork.
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CREAT SAVING IN GAS.

burglar PROOF AND FIRE PROOF
I'D CHILLED IRON SAFES, WITH CONFIRM ALTON
BANK LoCK.-THE WORLDS SAFE COMPANY ave
established an agency in Baltimore for the sa OF er
IMPROBABLE CHILLED IRON SAFES
BANK LOCKS AND VAULT DOORS
These the only reliable ROBBER PROOF SAFES ever Of
Sheet Iron Safes G : WIIIFT AGENT
jy7-tf 100 Raltinora street
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lints, giquors, &s.
OUTFLOW. s. McMULLEN,
NO. Al CHEAPSIDE,

ca OUTFLOW. s. McMULLEN,
tSZEJ NO. AZ CHEAPsIDE,
A. SOUTH CALVERT 4SR STREET,
RANDTES, WIVES, d. c.,
Have for sale 600 qrs low priced pU IN bond also
low grades of SHERRY, PORT and MADEikA' out 1i
Bond Due De Montobella Charles 5eiase,cS; In
PAGNE Chateau Latte, Margaux, Medoc and ST. Julien
IN we can offer to the trade at New York
prices. ~
ca LAURENCE Thomson & O.,
- STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS &c,
Offer for sale an extensive assortment i
J Hennessv otard pnpuy & Co; Jean Louis 1911 su-
perior old Cognac Jules Robin Co.. A. Seignette John
Durand & Co-of various grades All in U. 5. Bonded
Warehouse Nrc
Sherry, MADEIRA Port, Sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and
Nalaaa Wines in casks Also, Champagne, Claret and
Hook in glaspart choice; Curacao and Marasehino
Cordias >- s,.,, ,e,, :, ,ona Of b;ob1v
annroyed quality London Brown Stout and Porter;
Scotch and India Ale Bordeaux and Marsees swee'
Oil, sardnes haccaron Vermceili' oiVes' oapers &C.
HAVANA sEGARs constantly receiving from num-
Der of the most celebrated manufacturers jesuit
MEh CHARLES II. ROSS & CO,
tgs-El IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
No COMMERCE STREET,
Keep constantly in store and United States Bonded
Warehouses,
COGNAC BRANDIES
Otard Hennessey &c
ROCHELLE RANDIES,
Segnettee, Pellevosin &c.
HOLLAND GIN,
Grape, Imperial Eagle, &c
WIN YES,
Champagne Sherry, Port, Madeira, Malaga &c.
AMERICAN LIQUORS,
Specia attention solicited their large stock of
OLD RYE WTISKEY,
Which be excelled by any house in the United
States including Extra Fine Super or Monongahela
jackson, Family, Pure Il. Rye
Also, Imitation Sweet
MALAGA WINE
Which cannot be exceled by any house in the United
States.
DOMESTIC BRANDY, GIN,
PURE SPIRITS, RECTIFIED WHISKEY,
GINGER, LAVENDER AND
WILD CHERRY BRAN
All guaranteed to give satisfaction will be taken back
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Mfrfban0iae.

4 LEWIVEs AND MACKEREL.-New
IA and prime landing steamer VIM. Jenkins, and
for sale by RICHARDSON & CO.,
jy206t 81 Exchange Place.
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DARAsOLs, PARAsoLS, PARAsoLs
In such variety that the taste every purchaser
be suited Chdrens PAtAS0I.S and SHADES; Para
soils of extra large size for elderly ladies' In Brocade,
Moir Antique and Poul de Sol have an endless asso
ment The ladies' Paragon, Sun and Rain UMBRELLA
mas become quite popular and certainly very desirable
Also large and varied assortment of Paris FANS Of
recent importation; -,--.
E. NJ. PUNDERS0N & CO.,
209 Baltimore street, Agents for
ap7-R Wheeler s. Wilson'S Family Sewing Machines.
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JAMES NJ. ANDERSON Il SC
EyGRAVERS.

No AS Baitimore Street
BANK NOTE, STEEL & COPPER PLATE PRINTING
INVITATION, WEDDING, VISITING
Cards etc, Engraved and Printed in the
able styles Corporate and Notaral Seals Letter Stamps
etc, London and Paris Visiting Cards, De La Rues En-
velopes. etc. fe22tf
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SAFES.-ROBBER AND FIRE PROOF
o-LILLIE'S PATENT CHILLED IRON, WITH COM
BlNAflCN BANK L0CK-The only reliable safe for sale
IN this city All other eproof Safes made OF sheet
ron fair price will be allowed for them in exchange
c. s WILLET,
jy16H l92 Baltimore street.
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Sr-~ BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL-
rE=-zsss1sa..:-ss---S PIIIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
VIA CANAL.
For transportation of Merchandise, Produce, Packa
ges Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods of all sorts
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
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N
SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ III LOMBARD STREET,
Have in store and for sale market prices
1000 whole, n and 4 Boxes BUNCH RAISINS.
500 =" GO &c LAYERS RAISINS
100 Drums SULTANA RAISINS
so Bales Princess P. S. and Bordeaux ALMONDS.
90 Frails Lisbon p s. and Ivica ALMONDS.
100 Bags Ivica and Tarragona ALMONDS.
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS
100 Boxes and 20 Bbls Shelled ALMONDS.
l00 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNUTS.
100 Bags FILBERTS.
100 Bags PALM NUTS
a aoo Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS
20 ~ Eases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes.
oo ~ negs bordeaux and Malaga PRUNES
o ooo Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
@oo baskets Bordeaux and Marseiles OIL ouarts and
pints. 1' f""i'' anu
%, oo Eases Eases SAKDlNES whole halves and Quarters
,d aOo barrels barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No FIRE CRACKERS
rs Casks CURRANTS s Cases TIrpoN
so Cases PRESERVED GINGEp LAWN
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LEMONS
900 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS -oN''
SCHWARTZ DIX.
apl5-tr III Lombard efraat
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GNCHOICE VINES, BRANDIES, &c.
tkg@AI J. B. CHARR0N Il CO., AGENTS
szx7s@s& FOR VINE YARD PROPRIETORS

OFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL
~ ms CO. NEW YORK, 9th MARCH, 1858.
The following STATEMENT of the affairs of this Com
pany February 1855 is published in conform
ity with the provisions of its charter
Premiums 2Sth February, 1857 1902 DOL Al
Premiums received during the year ending 9th
February 1855. Observation-Disclosures. Col ,23l 10
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PURE RY WHISkEY.
. THE UNDERSIGNED, owing to

GA THE UNDERSIGNED, owing to
HZaI the low price of Rye, at this time manuac-
$3.50 turing at their Distlery in Washington Co., Md
pure RYE WHISKEY. All orders left store, Nos.
81 SO s. Charles ST., will be faithfully executed and
be relied We have at this time in store and for sale
WHISKEY of distlation, of superior quality and
age year up 10 years old and in addition have
for sale the following brands:
j. HORNE Rules 4th proof; J. C. R. Eckman; NJ. Mad
dux John Snyder all warranted pure and to give salts
faction represented may be returned expense
FOWLER & ZEIGLER,
feb22-tf. No 81 and SO South Charles st.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-09-16
VOL. X.-NO. "a.
THE WHISTLE.

lfhe gifis WV please omis this very absurd and i'm
probable Story, II u is dressed in posic measure,
"yon have heard" said youth to his sweet.
heart who stood,
While ne sat on cornsheaf, at dayights
decline
'sYou have heard Of the Danish boys whissls
OF wood; ss
! Iwish that the Danish boys whistle wsss
y minegh
y And what would you do with i,s Tell me-
Z she said, ~
= While an arch smile played over her beautiful
face.
"Iwould blow IT," he answered, and INN
Would ay to my side, and would here take
. her place."
ais that oil you wish forl That may be yours
Without any magic, the fair maiden cried
"A favor 50 Slight one good nature securesi's
And she piayfaly seated herself BY bis side.
=: ~ would slsy y sgaln, '.sla the yaasA Z . and
Would work SO, ths. not even hfodes.y's
Would be able to keep from my neck your Hne
arm!'
She smiled, and she laid her fac arm round
his neck.
"Yet once more would blow, and the music
divine
Would bring me the third time an exquisite
bliss ..
You would lay your fair cheek TO this brown
one OF mine r. a
# And your lips, stealing past would give me
M kiss" -
The maiden laughed out In her Innocent glee--
What fool Of yourself with your whistle
!, you d make
For caly consider how SILLY 'twould be,
To sit there a whistle fOr--what you might
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IA Saase' fa%' AsrE LEE;
WI il aArsl 2, rHE

=
hood on Liverpool there
Villages, quiet, unobtrusive
charming, rural aspect, no
the world to be seen but in
49, such charming retreats--the
\ Ing because they derive some
I I'm their contiguity 10 the great
VI i t3 i4generally TO be found o
/ as who, to limited agricultu.
mite the business OF trades
lass was Mr.. Lee, worthy,
| nleps familiar phrase, well.to.
| npf Ne had married late in life,
4 y a1 What advanced age had been
A with an only child, a daugh.
.I s6dIing to the unanimous testi.
/ f Ie male portion Of the community
yhom she dwelt, the "pride Of the
IE3 Lee well deserved this title, for
mot only beautiful in person, but
S}$ in disposition, and, for young girl
htion Of life, exceedingly well edu.
yWe will not specify the particular
: III but we will attempt to describe
III Annie Lee. She belonged to that
OF girls who, in personal appearance,
Decidedly English. OF the middle height
.er sex. she possessed that poetic indie
liable grace which we associate with
whose modest pliancy and moderate
hess at otce impress us with the idea Of
bman VITO has not very long passed out
\ The sparkling buoyancy oi sportiye girl
ibd. Anne Yes twenty and her deport.
1 BIT had ACQUIRED that tinee az scriousness
ural to a GIRL nfsher years when The cul.
\ tion Of ta mind Aes not been neglected..
stt face WI extremely y.beautifnf Ia outline,
i6ugh sne OF the fkptufes were not
Issically tguIar. The flch lips when in
j pose werdrather firmly closed, and the
|cAl was a tie too large for those critics
|wih look perfection in every feature.
lBatthe uttr portion Of Annie's faee was
lase:ceptiS3ble Her straight nossswitk
thxstly cgSed nostrils, above which beam.
ID W igk bt dark blue uDfathomable eyes.
bud n cTywut1 by delicately arcbed,'
mhitaforeSead orAeaeh side Of which re.
posed biet basis VI dark brown hair, to-
eethesSia thtblnshing bloom Of maiden
health B her teeks, rendered the ensemble
h herloyeli)s delightfully."- attractive
Annie, vowed. had 40 inward beauty
which itrifes itself in her daily liie.
with M mO Okxquisite tenderness there
was hnkl q fNi courage--an elevated
4mpral eOage tense Of duty TO herself
and otherlrart , be found 10 young wo-
men upouwht iaflre has layished her
fayoss, aBCshty, opntinually exposed TO
the iucenses flfy ind admiration.
n Az mlghtat zen expected, Annie Lee
had many lAx4out there vas one 10 the
z thrsng upesvSn she bad long ago be-
sfawe3 &erssik kce. He bel9aged TO the
1 sane village / kclf; and thef pecaniary
rsoepee ses llt equal, With The differ.
ence. thai FvHaryey was already in
possession d trinoby, bis parents be-
\ iuv both dad yoang man rented on
loug lease wef stocked farm, apd
\ I'd Al ecmmateral hundred pounds ia
mossy; % tha match apparently sp.
pearsd Promi.ne.
ItwseveniBthe market day ia Ijy-
n erpool, and Awas SLOWLY feturning
Yf,5m the railssion about siie from
AyilIAga. sd gone there 70 meet
1er On hsn from market, bat be
Wailed ~ k appointment. His
Aand eAn assed through the VII
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-13
Commissioners SssieNoE Valuable Coal
Lands, aud Sait Property, on the
Kala VIVA fsaEer 4.-I\.

II p0l.1 IN Il f9a.ttk - 4 r
cta ~ 4b rcif . IT ,is aeetlons ola ge
nanbs INA 1910 III IS ol ma
=; Sst ~ an lnereoi
HAIRLESS ana ban ne Gn,ni Mhelsla
tbe AdnilisftatTis M H. d g ana
Eiat ~ al Con 5st ~ I1 lngless
n aiin others, are
ssione,s ~ M Sc COM
vii saII E liz M ;5ls3s Ynat eeefee,
doar ~ tb G,,t f1o. Hi as , tne front
- ,estnn ~, 6,s1s IN
"a sS9 ne sri ',e y - cay oIApI
all fractet In.l.s ia il IS - wien w
SSttofe9 lSfna s1I i; my pgossessso'
ana ~. = .i f,li"ws ri Is TINS oouhfE,
III" Lo Sy 10 8 ' L II M ..iW,ia;nSt6n
sprfag fratS conianfns8l 1 asres - o LIS
nsrs - IT, eonr ran s5., asles - pores:
faur,b na r. IF M Z
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PGRLlGlE SALE OF SiaAYE.s, AND
Z KANAW,IiA FALLS PROPERTY.

d, }hANAWIlA FALLS kEOPERFY.
FENDER a decTeeo the Circua Court Of
" Kanawia, rendered at the FEBRUARY term,
1853, in certain cause lRerein pending on
cross bill, wherein the Ekecutri4 OF VIM.
Pompkihs, deceased, and others are plain
tits, and Aaron Stockton and others are
defendants, the undersigned Commissioners,
will, on Monday, tie 18th of August 1858,
at the font door Of the Court House Of
Kanawha county, offer for sale st public
auction, the following prqpegtY:8 Four me-
gro mem named respectively, Ned. John,
5Tutner and VIII; neg5o Womb named
Kate, and her three childfen.; Regt9 wo-
man named Daphney, a negro Sllve named
Field, one named Edmund and one named
LYDIA. or sueh4of them, OF Of The Increase Of
the females since the 18th of March 1850. as
maybe alive, and shall be forthcoirangon the.
day Of sale; also, all (or SUCH PArtsas may
Unnecessary for the purposes Nc said decree.
that tract OF parcel Of land, sltbateS lying aud
Icing in the county Of efayette, n formerly
Kanawha,y Va, at the Falls Of. skanawIaN
River, on which Aaron Stockton noW resides,
and on which his Saw Mill is situattdi whieile
tract is supposed TO contain 40 aeres, and
is one Of the tracts Or parcels oflaIlA convey
ed by said Stockton to Mathew Duiibar, trps
tee, toF secure Wnl.e TonrHk as &c, iwhieh
con9syanee beats date The tSsEs Mafch, 1899,
Al AE 49,
anu e ~ y tec9ts'eet ~. qisq' co9tsss Inc
iiT &. 9 10Y =
teliils y sjele { $ fse Y stid, as 70
use PIT ~ aillgttIgE e ass, aRa
Inc deslqaEah titFe. equat 5payitieh a. 2, "
and y months ia lileiess ION gay o. SAFE,
me glasss ooss, y WI Il,
lol 1e ae paslittsS, NY ttie lsie 70 Fae
ga sstase, r. 81 - sS ps ~ 70 De
aained az SFssul'ss ~ lte prs Aase
'iig ny III salSf 81 al. !, ., at,
asisse ~ nv NV 5lauis
~ 49, e'ia - ~. t. -
X 7. 49, !, ~
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NM ~ U.s. = Is a5
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K a NAV Ia. VALLEY STAR.
.:IE.l5.1ae W. ateeaaaa-

JEAvlEERY, SILVER, PLATED WARE, c.
M E,are lin receipt DC laTgeIand splen-
wv did assortment Of almast eve nv variety
VI WATCHEs AND JEW ELRY, III the Ia.
ttst styles selected from the hest Rmanuiacr
luters, with great, care, BY qne ,aofEoqr INN,
who Is experienced in such ma ttBrs, and has
lust returned from the East wIthEa stock that
defies competition j! sHEH
Great bargains Can be had, ADD those lesi-
ssinag reliable Time keepers sloplH ayailthem-
stlHes Of The opportunity I'll sale4iiug from
eur present.aSsortment, is all can be:saiteG AS
regards style and price. tE II .tlH :
w have some very superior rrI HI
RAILROAD CIOCkS: AND WkTCFIES
H Z: Atso-New STYLES DiamonA5CPral Cameo
MesajG RpbyaaI Pearl ana Garnetand PearI
Plns, Ear Ringss Finger r ngs. sc. H 7ETF
!. u Beautiful patterns ofneW styles Silver
Ware. A HF=T
VI ~ Geld and Silver Speetacles, 10 Saiti an
slsss hts PALMER 1T OWEN, 4. !.
-ft Conner b f#Mafn -apd Foutt h3stfeets, :.
September, 1,'5T--ly Cincinnati, Ohio
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THE SECRET IINFIRMITIEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY.

Just Published, Gratis, Hea5A IKoQsdaa.,
4 FEW Words Oh lie raiioaal treat,ns n i,
EA without MEDICINE, Of spefmatorfhea oil
Local Heakness. Nocturnal! Emissions, Gent
tai apd Nervous Debility P1eh alafe Decay of
The sysseu, Impotency, and EImped'menis IA
Marriage generally, -,-< j .Is Ii
BY b. De Lanes. M. ID.
! The important fact hat-tIeElnanY Attaining
complaints, orlglnatlng in the impTudence and
solitude Of Youth, may be easily removed
WITHOUT MEulclnE, is IN this small tg1ct clear
ly demonstrated, and the eptfelype and
tighly successful treatment d s adopted BY the
Author, fully eypla ned, l,s means OF which,
every one is enabled TO cure dilRsegf perfectly
aadsat the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing pll the advertised nostriSnls OF. tie day
Seat To. any address, gratis snd pest free inl
sealed enveiop, by posi- paid two
postage stamps to Dr.. q. Dis IsANEl, d lis
penSfd Street New-Holk City iysins3:s9
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May O. WET.

Have received large and splendid sto4k Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLoFHlNG!.
& Direct ftotn the Eastern Cities,
and which, owing to the scarcity OF lnbney,
they wall sell g ttEAPER THAN EVER! "
Their goods were bought with cash ,Eafter
The great money pa mic, beeaale general; and
consequently were obtainhdLa nearly one
half the former prices All algl1ey will be sold,
for CASH, at a very small advance on cost
prices. r.~z ! " ~ II
:. L Now is The time fof bargains! Look tG your
own Interests, and give them call. A 60 and
exaniRe theirgoods and Prices, ashley Meth
er make charges moi .wgs Eacesif you ID not
buy, ~ .E| ~ %H#E IM I'll i.
A They have now on hand.a fine lotofe excel.
tent light and beaatifYf rehdy- de dloIting
suitable for Spring ana Summer wear, al uni;
precedeptdd low prices; Fine Dress Goats,
Pants and Vests without nUasber, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps Jdwelry. CraTats,
Gloves, Hanakerckfefs, Hosiery, &c. Also
a fine tartialeof GHeMfRg Tobacco and b lot
of dumest(c> and imported Cigars, and many
other aticles too tedious to mention Re
member tile name and ptfce ~e !, II
.r@H'.F MAY & WE'LL /
Arcade Building, opposite the Courthouse j
/ y3n7fLH l-II f4.#1- CharieStomJ Va
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NOTICE.
commissioners sale Of Valuable Land,
OH Davis, Greek.
NOTICE,

T. g -
ypYvirture Of j decree ofsthe Circuit Coart
D OF kanawha COUNTY. rendered at theifall
Term 1857 id a certain chahcery cause therein
pending,zin Witch Dryden and Cunningham
are Comp si1ants, and Thomas Dotson, i 9TH
ers, are Defendants, the Undersigned, Special
y a,llmssionqr appoiEtea for that purpose,
will, on sF. 81
Saturday the ed daylof Nav. 1883.
sell, al Public Aaetien, front ofthe door OF
the Court House. 81 KanaWfLa County !, TO tbe
highest bidder, d csttafng Tract or parcel of
lahit, lying III said County Of KaHamha, on
The head waters of DAVIS Creek, being the
same land deseribed As lat5No. 3, in the plat
ahdreport oflAbeI-P Selinetta nd Others, Gem
.missioners sppointedsbyE order Of said Courtefo
daside the lands Of ;EIfshaHDotson, deceased
which said plat and report are fled in said
cause, and 81 which fefefehee is heretnade for
Ia more Particular GeScIiptiaif oEtheland afore-
.said--said tract contains AAes efland.
Terms OflSale, will be Dn a credit of three
six, and Hins months; bond andgood security
will be reqpIfed, ana the title retained ,luntil
the purchase money Is paid, X
+ - W.. A. QtiARRtElh Commissioner.
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From Forney,, Baily Press, ofRIaY 9th

FROM IgOlll6f y L'atls = tesSs ~ I'll
f1i PErEnsoss' CouNrERFElT DErEcf9R,
ill, in our Judgment, the best Of tilell;aal
3andj ID inst outffor Junel Many ofths
Isp-called Detectors and Bank Vote Lists
3are used for ahe purpose of btokers or
Others, and in asfew cases icr thelesy hid
lot black mail, and il il 4 satisfaction "a
know that die publishers and editors ef
]sp important an ad juact Ao business 81 d
iCounterfait Detector. are men weIl kn0sfn
itb the community IN which they reside!
1ahd whose characters ard above suspicion.
ilp Petcrspns' Detcceor The public may be
assured 81 Alp entirely reliable guide and
The necessity for such h Rab7
LEGATION asE this,7is shown BY the f;sct that
from May ist to May3s15sh. t1iiab new
counterfeit bank notes We're put into ci5-
sllation, while no fewer than aiaty-eEglit
1aw couuterfeits were issued bgtWeSli1
May 10th and NC present date Here
are 63 nete counterfeits put eifculafion1
VI one month. Such Il publication ttsI
THIS Of Peleisons' is Indispensable IL il
Kept well ap to tlle day. and ought to Ia
inF the hands Of every business man =!
Everybody who reeeivesaand pays money
,lt4st5 haFsit. lfthey are wise, they Win.
thks tlie semi monthly issue ef Ike 18Th
IS we'll as Of each month, and..the pride
tbf both il onlg Two DJllars ~ yestll 49,
The completeness Of !, Petersons' Detttie.-
. tblri'' makes It thoroughly reliable, y lille.
(hei lowpifceI places@ it within filo reach
ayen#1of The EpeoFess artisan JUDGED, it|
strIkes usttlpat they 55rking- eEtsses. who
at,fl their money kita difficulty have
4hf most direct interest IL being. able, 1t.
\ glance, cheapty To ascertain thejallheFt-.
Iicity of-all bank notes received BY them. !.
They eIghtIto club for 10 AIN
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w iIse9da Ho1lse,.

eharieston, Kanawha CO.., Ya.
Past nuiLplSc ABOVE rue couRT -IIOusE.
Fhe Proprietor Of this new and splendid
brick Hotel, is now prepared to recciye visit
ots. No pains wlil be spared TO render his
Table ard, Bar worthy OF the support OF the
TraysAag PUBLIC Rates as law asia auy
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
IoTz.TsEERY.

AACUN1 FEULGlAs rs
w. C. DAWSON 4 CO., MANAGERS.
" aurhoaiTY OF Tar STATE or eRokclA.
TlHssLotieryidraws the st and stlof every
mouth, on he
HA. w AN a EPEsAHI.
II has fewer numbers than bly, oflef Lot
ttrk and the chances to draw Prizes are bel 4
teri Some of cur drawings nave only Y eel'
nuhbers and none exceeding 20. 600. lick
cts from al 10 so cents. For pafl;cdl.lfs.
address ~ g. DAWSON g Coz