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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-29

The ST. Louis Rspublicsa u ths 26sh contains lette
from Lsavsuwostb, written the 2ist which furnshs
" with somc late news from Kansas, indicating The cur
rent Of opinion with regard to tbs Leavcnwoth cony
ton. ~ 80 is~f tlFe aF-4N Nr
The primary elections for membsts Of the convention
came o this day when the opponents Of the Leavenwo
constitution completely routed tina other wing Of bs
psrtv There wsre two tickets ia the Aeld the rst b
ing the conservative ecso the other the Ieayenwob
constitution party The figures for each follows
1T will be observed that some names both itch
cts Igive the separate vote in such cases
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THE COAST SURYEY.

Two parties of the coast survey having recently
pended for the present their field Of operations,
in Los Angeles Their labor during the past season has
been the south Of Point Conception being the
south part of section ten which embraces the Pacific
coast from the Mexican line at the south to latitude AZ
north Both parties conformity engaged In the Office
work their respective branches Of the survey As
sistant w f. Grccnwcll, assisted by p G. West aid,
are In charge of the tangnIation Sub Assistant w. M
Johnson Insisted by NJ Bach aid, employed upon
topography They will be employed the ensuing sum
upon the group Of islands which form the Santa Bar
bara channel Los Argra Vineyard, March TO-
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Warrington, March 20, 1858

PROPOSALS Will be reeciv-s nj this department Until "
r tbs purchase Of ALL any part moi less M
gssuhdviacn Of the nnsod land Of the aad 81 Rock hp
Of Illinois heretofore for military purposes
The descriptions the sol which The h
divided by the surveys, and for whh proposals nv
are as follows. viz:
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AUGUSTA April pa duel was fought near this city
at O'Clock this afternoon between Messrs Pollard and
Quackmeyer, of Montgomery Alabama Shots K
changed and the matter IL in the hands Of referees
for settlement.
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At the time Of closing the polls II being perceived who
had the upper hand, rush was made TO the polling
house. whence the ballot box taken by the oppo.
ton The majority Of the voters happened also to 6eh
the majority around the poll, whereupon they showed
their physical strength well az their voting power by
rccapturing the box aud by redelvcring into the sa
custody Of the county officers who announced the above
results
II being perceived that the chalkcl ont Of the
politicians likely to be upset that nil the apples
were In good prospect Of a general dumping General
Lane by huge posters announced himself being ION
hand to discuss negro suffrage" made It my bud
to be present at the meeting, where The greatest
confusion rcignc during the proceedngs Lane Ewing
and johnson the speakers.e OF their arguments
will send you a complete report tomorrow The at
tempted yindcaton Of the cAvcnworth constitution
Lane was failure. without doubt--thc more when
followed by clear statement Of che made by Tho
Ewing, jr. This hitter good effort and win have
its effect. $780, esg& wd n
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ToRoNTo, April 27.--A dinner given to Charles
Mackay last night at the Rossin House. There was
members OF Parliament and others He
leaves for England to-day via Quebec
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CINCINNATI, April 28-The court-mEtal for the tria
of General Iwggs assembled at Newport (Ky Barrack
this morning. but did not organize in consequence of tn
absence Of General Jesp He is however, expected &c
night
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fhor, IN. ~ April 81. The West Troy Exchsnge,
large wooden building tho principal hotel tn the village,
was destroyed by fire this morning II owned and
occupied by H. Powell and had been recently repair
cd aud enlarged. li i,,ft 1870 sfgfA ,W
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Nsw Yoax April rs William Fuller has been
rested, charged with forgng government draft for
So 600 dated 1884, and purporting to bs drawn by Jas
kceside and accepted by O. Brown, treasurer Of the
Post Obce Department Four drafts Of similar nature
have been already paid At various periods.
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Weather In the South


AUGUSTA. April 2s.-Ice formed In the neighborhood
of Charleston and this city this morning.
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.l.IlpN9 FLlrss raoa 3ANsIs

FffIYE N0TATIH9hH HHL
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-08

The whole number of Indians in
Oregon and Washington Territories,
according to the latest returns, is 80,
roo.
Arrangements to lay tho Red Sea
cable are being made. Communication
from London to Brousa will be COM
pleted next year.
In schuylkill county, Pa, there are
four hundred and twenty steam engines
employed in raising coal, draining
mines, manufacturing, and other pur
poses.
A Cty Greatly Blessed. The revi-
val in Natchez, Miss, has resulted in
the addition to tho various evangelical
churches Of that city over six hundred
persons. This is almost one-tenth of
the whole population, q larger proper
ton than in any city of its size of which
we have acknowledged Y. .Evan-
getist.
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kREMla


On September Goth, 1855 Of Dysentery
JOSEPHINE REED, aged years, 6 mon this &
2 days, daughter Of John and Harriet Reed,
How sad, but holy is the sight,
Like one we just have passd: 31t."
w here Innocence by leverish blight,
Cold IN the grave is cast!
Just like an early morning flower,
Pluckd by the angels hand,
Aud taken home to their garden bower,
Away ii, the spirit land.
There in that blissful, happy place,
Where sorrows never come "'
lheFe she can see the Saviours face,
And be with him a, home. s
y little angel there She stands.
with brightly shining wings;
For she has joined tn angelic bands.
And with them sweetly sings.
Then mourn not, friends. your child is gone
On high to dwell with Him, 49,
Who took young children in his arms
Aud kindly blessed lhem.
DIED, October Isl, OF Dysentcrv, ISABEL,
aged 6 years and 8 months, daughter of Mr..
Franklin Il. Sinclair, of this county.
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0 B | T u A r Y
From ne Fairmopt True rirginiaa.
DR.. Cannes r.. DovSoy.

lis with profound sadness tina, we record
Inc death OF our late iellow-lownsman. Dr.
James f. Dorsey lie had lust passed he
33d year of his life, when his immortal spi-
III was ushered into the better land beyond
the tomb
Smitten down at time when hone an
reared to open before him path of useful.
ness, and to promise life of success and
emlnence III his profession, and when he
mad won his way to the confidence and friend.
sup 0ilhe enlIre community, his departure
has thrown a cloud of grief over every heart
that knew him. We will not soon FORGET his
manly character, his energy, his generosi,y.
and his gentemanly department,
friyate friendship would love to express
i'selt III terms suitable to the worth of this
esuma0Ie man, but his name is embalmed
IN me hearts OF many who recall his memo
~ with mingled Joy and sorrow.
IN the year 1916, he Joined the Pitts.
nurgh Conference Of the M. f.. Church
AIIer travelling four years, he, owing to per-
sonar and iamiiy afiJiction, obtained a loca
'Ion. ms course he lIequently regretted,
ana ne expected al some future day 10 20
iorlh again as the heraldof the cross. When
ever opportunity offered he refused not TO
oeclaie me gospel OF truth. His abors were
especially blessed in the recent revival liz
81, - ''''' "'Jo'hiiS appointments. HIS
iasl Illness was marked by christian resip-
nation. Ills hope and faith never deserted
NM While emncialed by disease, he Ell.
Joyed often alone sweet moments of heaven.
" peace. Precious revelations of Gods IA
vor were accorded to him.
though assal!ed in the closing hours Of
Ills ne oy strong temptations 10 doubt the
mercy OF heaven, he fled to the cross, and
mere the cloud was dissipaied. From that
moment untii his death, his mind, though
WaveIing occasionally on some subects,was
clear calm, and cheerful, when any question
was asked IN regard 10 his spiritual condi.
ton'. The author of this imperfect sketch
stcod with others at his bedside. The fol-
lowing CONVERSATION onsued "What time is
II now = NEARLY nine" was the answer.
Then, said be, ~ am dying" sIlave YOU
any Tears g "None.' SIS Jesus precions?"
Yes, precious Sayiour.n as all we'll ?n-
"A'l is well ,--God be thanked The friends
then joined in singing. With broker ac-
cents he united with them. One chorus he
started himself, There are angels hoveriDe
round" and cIapped his hands in holy ran.
lure while all in the room engaged in The
songs Of joy.
While his faithful physician was feeling
his pulse, he broke forth IN joyous language,
Light light light !" and thus the dark
vale was iIlumined, and the shining shore
doomed up, and another redeemed one left
Tor brighter worlds. "lct me die the dealt
OF The righteous, and let my last end be like
MS" w. r. w.
On Sunday the 81 inst. in Harrison cour.
y, Va" OF Typhoid fever, Mr.. WIN. G..
McCANN, Deputy Sheriff, aged about 90
1tdf".
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B. y. EAIgNE sTOCE.
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
q n AZ e. IL Il .Y'G OIL,
pr Man and Beast,


Has been before the public for more than 90
years, and is 1cseryedly popular. ,f,
. Extract Of a letter from DR.. +. Pattee, dated
RdrsnSWood, Pa, I'm. 81, 1865.
The Garglng Oil is the only reliable Embro-
cation IN existence. So say the PEotLE. We
can sell more of than all the rest put together.
can furnish you with five FIVE hundred cettiS-
Gates, if you want. . t.
From Messrs. Hendricks s. CO :, Jacksonville Va
There will probably be great deal of the
Gargling Oil sold here. All who have tried it
are we'll pleased with it. We believe it to be
the best medicine for horse ever made.
From Brown s. Jones, Brandenburg, KY, Feb.
rs, 1867. -. a. G. 49,. -. 10.
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives general sat
isllcuon, and is champion Liniment for man
and beast. We have never known it 10 fail in
u single Instance. . ...r-.... ......
..-.E - SERErrA, Miss, Feb, is, 1857.
GENTs:-Pieasc send another supply Of your
Gargiing Oil, 1t has given general satisfaction
1t has cured case Of Rheumatism Of ten years
standing and is great tor burns, in fact it has
been successful IN almost any case where is has
hud fair trial. .... d. G. ROBINSON.
.,. CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. a..
The Only genuine has &C. w. Merchant,
Lockport, n. Y. ;" blown in each bottle, and al
so has his signature over the cork. ,... .....g
PGmP!ets gratuitously furnished by agents
with testimonials ofits uti !ity,. All orders ad-
dressed to Merchants Garglmg OH Co.,
Lockport, N. Y.
For sale by Druggists aud Merchants eonor.
ally, through the United States, British Posses
sionS, ana other Countries. And by .. .....
... FITCH s CHhLFANT.
... ... Morgantown, Va.
And by our or more agent in every towp in
thericImlty. Wholesale al all large commercial
towns. Sent 2
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Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies,

ihE BEST, SAFEST, MOST EFFICIENT, AND USES
fUL FAMILY REhEDIEs KNOWN. They have been
before me public for three years, and have re-
celVeu INC unqualified communication of tho thou
SANDS who have used them. They arc mi mn
III neat cases, with hook Of directions, and fl.
Teen oiherent specifics for ths cure Of the follow
ing diseases, VIII | FercrS, congcshons and in
gamdho"f. 2 HORN Compiaints. 3. Babv'S SUI
Je'ngs. 4. DidTrh9a and Sunmer Compiaisi. -.
D. DyseMuy. q. Cholera, cholera niorbuy. =
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. 8. Tootauche AMI Neg.
rdig'dS. .. Heddaches. 10. Dyspcpsid, wcak ana
dc'd stomach. l. Suppressed $cdniy or pGiafn;
mehSeS' 2. WhtfcS end yfeRdic WcaLaCss. "a
Group. ID. salt Rhcum, Is. Rheumatism.
Largo boxes, each for the following Frtrp
ana AeUEi CATARRn; SoRE, WEAK, and lNrLAu.
ID, EYES Piles, WHoorIHe CouGu.
fRicE The entire Set and Book, mi nm i,
iarso 'brec dram Walls, Sd the numbered Box
cs ana Book, ~ largo single bo&cs 90 cents /.
small do % cents.
4, u lhcso remedies are promptly scntby maiI
ot cypress To any part Of the country on tho ri,
cc,pt OF the money. Numbers omitiod or dnpll.
calod TO SUIT purchasers. Address,
HUMPHREYS q PALMER
562 Broadway, New York.
'"} ~ l52 3no.
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PUBLIC SAF,E.

The SUBSCRIBER viii offer at Public Sale,
at his residence at the mouth OF Booths
Creek, four miles south of Morgan,own, on
Thursday, October 21st,
The following property, VIZ. s
Two Horses, two good mich Cows,
Hogs, Wagon, Cart, Gears, &C., &c.
Also Household & Kitchen Furniture
in great variety; also a large Lot Of
Logs, Plank, &c. 7,
Sale to dommehce at 9 O'Clock, a. NJ
Nine months credit given on all sums over
Five Dollars VIM d. SMITH.
Ellington, Va. Oc!.2.
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Ell 8oER I'D,

II has become absolutely necessary for us 10
close up our business entire. We therefore
give ihis last notice to those whom il mey cons
corh "' our intention and determination to do
so. We hope that all those who are Indebted
TO us either by note or account, will promptly
attend to their payments without further golicIt-
alton, Il. D. Carr has left town, but the books.
Nc may he found in possession OF b. f. Smith, :,
VINO wa, attend T." them. There are great IN q =
NY small balances Of accounts unsettled on our
BOOKS, to which VIC would direct the special
attention OF those owing them.
May IL. CARR, HANWAY & co
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

virginia, ss.-At Rules Eeld IL tho
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Mon.
onsa''a county, on the first Monday in Sep.
tember, 1853.
Edga: G. Wilson, comPrb }
u.s. I CuENcrny
festus G. Pitcher, Ell al defts
The object of this suit is to subject the
lands i'll the bill and proceedings mentioned
being part OF the Clinton Furnace lands in
sad county OF MonongaIia, to the payment
OF the balance of the purchase MONEY due
And il appearing BY an affidavit fled in
ms cause that the defendant, Fos,us c,
filcner is not an inhabilant of This State, il
Is ORDERED mat lie 90 appear here within one
month after due publication Of rhis orirr
and do what is necessary 10 protect hi. in,
terests herein. A copy-.Tes,e.
Wilson. p. q.) LEWIS S, LNYfON,
Sept. Oath lS5S-l70-5l. Cls,k,
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THE UNION.
N0RGANToWN, OCT, s, 1858.

rfA. HALL& FoRDYcE, for whom, as
Merchants, VIC advertised week or two
AGO. have already sold their entire stock
Of Goods, mainly by Auction, and closed
~ thoir Store. rsya So much for PRINT.
as Ink, Sc.
esy~ FITCH & CHALFANT- willing
70 give that splendid Comet fair chance
70 make an Exhibition, allowed their sup
ply Of Carbon Oil to be exhausted but
have now procured fresh supply, with
Lamps to. match; and a great variety OF
other ornamental and useful articles.
E9- ABRAMS, tAe Dentist, is again
ia tom location on Callendino's Corner,
Up stairs. If you want to "show your
teeth" to advantage, give him call first.
Sag See WM d. SMiru's advertise
men of valuable Personal Property, and
buy tiff you like! Il"
MORE sIGNs-will be painted by j.
i. MATnEns, in his best style. Those
Printing Office and Saddlcr's Shop Signs,
that you sec sticking about, arc nothing
to what he can do, if properly tried!
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tI'O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES od,c,,i,o,

w oSsOMPfiVEs.---Tb advertiser
u having been restored to benItb in a foyy
weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe Lung Affect,
ION, and that dread disease, CONSERVATION -
" anxious to make known 10 his reliow.su0cr-
cts inc means OF cure. To all who desire IL he
WIZ sond Tho prescriptions used (rRsE OF G ia porj
WIN directions for preparing and using tho Same
wbich they Will find sure euro for CowsUmp.
TtoN, AsTnna, Bsoscmris, &C., Tho only OBJ.
JooI ., tho advertiser m sending the prcscrip.
cry sufferer viii Try his remedy, as il will cost
thom nounng, and may prove blessing. Par.
Hes wishing The prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD E. WILSON
WUiidpebnBh, Long Bland,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-08
ste NJ. NJ. DENT, Clerk.
NOEHCE

IL pursuance OF the foregoing Order, there
VIII be an election held in the several Ma.
gisterIal Districts OF said County. on the rc
spec,iSe days and places hereinafter named
to teke the sense OF the people for or against
mslructing the Justices Of Said Districts re-.
spectyely, whether the said Justices shall
subscribe on behalf Of the county, $50 900 to
The NloncngaheIa Navigation Company,
which will increase the taxes one half Of one
mH on me dollar. on tho present Revenue
Tax; which subscription 10 be paid as fol-
lows, to witi-The county to issue her bonds
as follows: One Bond OF So 900, paea bic in
years from date, and twenty additional
bonds OF 8 600 each. one Of which is to be
paid annually thereafter. Said elections 10
be held as follows:
In District No S. on Saturday, the IG,h O!
October, 1858. -
AZ Laurel Point. William Fear, John ia
m!son, William Nj. Jones, David Potter.
refer Fogle, Commissioners. John I. Elem
ing, officer
Al CoXs- Bailey Shultz, Allied c. Bar
ker, Samuel B. Snider, John B. Yeager. Ca.
iebS Price, Commissioners. William Fish
er, Officer. .... ~. |.'', 49,"
In District No |, on Saturday, The 23l day
OF October, 1858. ..
:. At Jones. jesse Shu,tleswnuh, joseph
Grnbb, IT,, James d. Kerns, Moses Steel,
Thomas TayleIon, Commissioners. Samuel
Hardi' :, Officer ... .. ... 49,.
AZ OsborWe ,3.--Huah Austin. George Nil.
Ter, JoM,z Brown, James Watson. Jacob
Cartwright, Commissioners. Thomas Nc
Bee, Officer. ...,.
In District No. 6. on Saturday, the SOth day
OF October, 1853
AZ Mooesville.-Egan B. Tygord, Rich.
ard Is. Tenant, Andrew Brown, Asa Lem
ley, John Wiieman, Commi ,sionets. En-.
rod Tenant, Officer. r,.,.....
AZ TrDonl's.-Nmrod Tenant. ESQ. T..
z"kial MorrIs, lvey Tenant. Cant. Beniam-
in MsCurdy. David Oddly, Commissioners
Asa Tenant, Officer. .......
In District No, 7, on SATURDAY.. the 9Th dnv
OF November. 1853.
Al Darrah's- William Thomas, Esq,
viii am Darrah, Isaac Trials. William
l.antZ, Esq, William Parks, Commissioners.
Eugenins iIarker, Officer
At West Warren. - Dr. McCarl. Ilubart.
MS Rice. Daniel White, Alrxandpr Wade,
Samuel liincgarduer, Commissioners. Jas.
Odbert, Officer.
..... .... ..... JOHN WALLACE.
Nj. NJ. DENT.
...' II. DERlNG.
l. w. TOWER.
ISAAC SCOTT.
Commissioners Monongahe!a Navigation
Company.
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JOsEE'fa Es. NgAYgsEgss.

III UUoE.. NIGN, and ORNAMENTAL
"a AIN fEfs, Morgantown, Va.
Shof-One door South of The Post Office
up STARS GLAZING, PAPER HANGING
and Carriage Painting attended to in ali lis
branches. MILL BRANDS cut in The best
style OF the art. All orders from the coun.
Try promptly filed.
Sept. 10, l85S-N.
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SLACKWATER ELECTION,

AT A COUNTY COURT. held in and for
Monongalia County, August term. 1883:
ORDERED, That an election be held in each
Mogisterial District Tin the County, to in.
s,ruct the Justices in each District respect.
weiy whe,ler the County Cour, shall or shall
not make subscription OF twenty five thou,
sand dollars stock 10 the MonongahcIc Nav.
isai,on Company. And that such election
s'Dll be held III each District a, such time
or times as a majority of the Commissioners
appointed by The act may dircc.. ProriGed.
That at least ten days previous 10 any day of
election, the said Commissioners shall give
pablo noiice through the newspapers pub.
i'shed IN Morganiown, aud by posting Up in
some oil the NEST conspicuous places in each
DISTRICT. an advertisement. stating the time
aud place of holding said election, aud The
manner and terms Of the aforesaid subscrip.
ton.
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!s:4KE or
REAL ESTATE.

;. In pursuance Of decree of The circuit
Court OF Monongalia County, rendered OF
the Spring Term 1858, in the case of Edith
Dancer. Administrative with The Will annex.
Ell OF Charles s. Dancer, decd against Sim
con u. Dancer Others, shall, as Commis.
sI3,ncrr appointed for The purpose, proceed TO
seu at public auction, in front Of Inc CoUti
house in Morgantown, on the
4m Monday Of October, 1858.
(bcing a courtday) to the highes, bidder.
ON credit Of 6, Q aud IS months, The ,fact
oil Land in The Bill and proceedings in said
cause described being a certain tract con
lalning about iourteeo acres (mofc or less)
adjoining lands of John Ramsey, and Others
~ said county, now in tho possession of Ne.
" Ramsey and the same tract was convey.
Ell TO Charles Q. Dancef, deed by Jesse Dan,
Ger, deed. The purchaser wfl be required
TO give bond, bearing interest ron date
with good security Tor the purchase money,
ana lien VIII also be retained Tor Che same
OH The said tract Of land.
u. Il. BERkSilfEE
Sept 2ist 1885 TO Commissioner.
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THE TRACT OF LAND

Ia said decree mentioned, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the same, upon
credit OF o and IS months, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security, bearing interest from
day Of sale,
Said Tract Land contains about 500 saros,
and IS situate on the waters Of Dunkarj creek n |.
bovo West Warren, and is valrcble grazing
Farm. EDGsp ~ VII sSNe
October 8, 1S5S.-172. T,ns,se
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A New Era has DaWned UpOn u.s.

A New Era has Dawned Upon Us.
GtASH SYSTEM ADOPTED, And IN
~ successful operation.
4 firm p lank in the platform o business.
Erected by FITCH & CHALFANT
They make no accounts, payable to-mor.
row, Saturday evening OF III d day or two !;
ior such promises are rarely fulfilled. But
they sell alone for cash in hand or it's equiv
alent. Therefore take notice; bear in mind;
Our Terms are strictly CASH! Orr terms
are GaSh are Cash !! are--Cash! CASH I!
CASH j! 80.
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NAILS a. ERON.

nave contracted for, and received in part,
d general assortment Of Wheeling nails, Iron &C
the carriage, for cash.
Aug. 2, 1868. VIM. LATER