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Mineral Ridge correspondence.

MincralRidge, June 10th, 1869.
Messrs. EditOTs.-Thinking perhaps q brief
sketch of this place, the current news, Dc,
might possibly interest some of your numerous
readers, l will therefore endeavOr to give the
same.
Mineral Ridge, tas will be iaflrred) derives
name from its vast mineral resources. The
coal and ore deposited in this region, is rank
ed as first quality, and for Gas purposes, the
former can not be cxeelled. Probably no place
in the state, has grown as fast, in the same
length of time, as this. -Four years ago, no
buildings were to be seen here, except a few
scattered farm houses; while now a thriving
village Of one Thousand inhabitants meets the
eye. 1t rs situated on the plank road leading
from Miles, TO Austintown, about midway be-
tween the two places, and contains $50 dwell
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Court of Common Pleas.

The following is a synopsis of a part of the
eases disposed of since our last issue.
David Meeker vs.. S. Humason, Proeedendo.
Jury Trial, lasting one whole week. Prf
sues to recover for work done and money ad-
vanced in the repairing of deft's mill in Liber
is. Deft claims effect for damagcsd one by de-
fcient construction unnecessary delay, dc. dc.
Verdict of S644.76 for PHI. Prff asks for
new trial.
Ex'rs. of Jane Miteheltree, vs. William
Clingan. ct, al.-Civil action.-Jury Trial
Teriietof $1,000 Tor Prfs.-Defts' ask for
new trial.
Mary Hagen VS.. Eleazer Hagen .-Divoree.-
Decree for Prf. and custody of child given to
her.
New Grand Jury, summoned by order of
Court. present Bill of Indictment against Pa
rick Lally for stealing Bank Bills of Smiths
4 McCombs; also Bill of Indictment against
David Henry. alias David Henry Mucklow, fer
burglary in Champion, Mucklow plead guilty,
I4alIv plead not guilty.
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iRg houscs.-2 churches, tWelsh) l school
! hotel. . dry goods ~5;ores;2 grocery s~tores'
1 blast furnace, 6 coal works. an cner'own
nrnibcr of drinking shops. Tor more properly
D1sgeriesla land q Tea Pin Alley. THE latter Ia
So iGtiOn is in fine running urler) Thu Mn
oral Ridge Road PASSES through this place.
and interrssc;s the Cleveland Il Mahoning L
r at Niles, over which, the large quantities Of
Coal DC, mined here is shipped. BY an
ether year, it is confidently expected, that the
Ashtabula 4 New Lisbon Rail Road will be
eompleted; and in operation. The latter Rail
Road Co. design using the Mineral Ridge
Road, which will lessen their expense, and in
crease the business of the N. R. R R.
Mining Matters.-The coal busiuesshas been
unusually dali this season, bus is now bright
ming up, and 4 good trade is expected. For the
past five months the mines have barely made
their living in this region. Messrs. Wood.
Warner d Co, and David Morris are mining
from three to four hundred tons Of coal d ore
per day. The new shaft of Nessrs. Tod, Wells
L Co, has not been in operation since April
last.
Ashland Furnace-ThiS new and beautiful
Furnace erected by Messrs. Wood Warner * Co,
has just been completed and will be put blast
on Monday the 10Th inst. This will give en-
ployment to a large number Of men and will
greatly develop the mining resources of this
country. Success 10 the energetic prorrictors.
Post ofiee-The inhabitants Of this place
are almost in a suffering condition for the want
of 4 Post Office Some have to go 70 Niles to
get their mail matter, some to Ohlton, and 9th
ers to Austintowa. A great many don't take
any papers. for the reason they can't get them
here without a great deal of trouble, and vexa-
ton. Numerous petitions have been seat to
Washington praying for a Post office, but those
DigHitarios at Washington, dent even make Il
Will not our Republican Represents
in Congress use his influence in our be-
half in this matter? We almost despair though,
of getting a Post Office under the present ocoR-
.aiical Administration
Fourth Of July.-The coming Fourth will
be celebrated in fine style by the Sunday
School societies of this place. The Mineral
Brass Band viii ~enliyen the occasion
with good music. \ good time generally is
anticipated. StrieEnine r~hisksy. flying Strings
nd sparTing a la HeeHan will be Tie order Of
he day. Yours truly.
OBSERVER.
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The Comfy Jail.

Attention Is directed to the communication
of the Commissioners Of this Comfy, in regard
TO the Jail. We have so often mentioned this
subject, that We DO rot deem it necessary to
speak in detail now. The Commissioners state
the subject plainly, and give an estimate of
the cost. What taxpayer in the county would
be unwilling to pay Sl.33 on each 81 900 of his
taxable property, and thus get rid of the nui-
sance which has so long been 4 disgrace to
one of the best counties in the State!
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Posi- oFFIcE. WARREN. ONO,
July LIST, 1859
YesHgstsrH- daily, arrives = p N. leaves II a n.
Cfesefszd, do do II lam. do 2pn.
Sd Ten, do do pm. d Gam.
Sharon, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. lOE m. Leaves
same days at p m
~. GreesrIve- arrives Non Wed Fri . m Leaves
Tues. Thurs Sat at IIH m
GreeAsBHrFh. arrives Tues. q Sat. by M Leaves
Non 4 Thurs. at ? N.
N. BlsszfsId. arrives Wed. * Sat. by 9Pn. Leaves
Tues-% Fri stSam
FsrniHFtsn. arrives Tues. & Sat BY u n. Leaves
Mon. & Fri. at IL n.
cGnfOA. via Duck Greek, uannal's Mills, &c. arrives
y iiays at 8 D IN. Leaves SATURDAYS at : a m.
Mailswhich leave at or before 8 4 m, are closed
the pre~ei ing evening at 9 p m. All Others are clo-
sel half An hour previous TO their departure
81 7. Il. WE'RE z. NJ.
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DO PAREf0RlG Oh OPIiFB

OF HHp kind and therefore relieves by rrnOBiHg the
sEgerinFs OF your child. ihstesdOf by seadeHiEg its
seHstbtGHes- For this reason. it tCmmeuds it,elf as
ne oHLg TeHnsAe preparation now known for GILL
DREN TEErHING, ~DIAhRuOEA. DYSENTEEY.
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS. ACIDITY or -HE
STOMACH. WIND, COLI ~ TIE HEAD. and
CRoUP- also for SoJfeLiRP tie guns, redEeiHE in
Hamate=. regulating fke BoNeis and reliening taiH,
Il hAs no equal being an eHti spaSH0d5e II IS ISed
Vim HhyaiAsg success in AL cases Cr ~CnNHCiSEGS
IN "thEk FITS Al ron ralHs fhe IRE and AeeHk
OF g0Hs Children, and nish 10 Sare rhSm from those
san GAa 0HShftng consequences EAich arc certain 20
result Jroh the use IF Hgrcsfics Of uLich osEer
remedies for lHfahfile cSiaBIaiHfs are composed,
take none Bat DR. ATOMS INFANTILE CURDI-
this you can rely upon. Il is p perfectly harmless,
and cannot iniure the most delicate infant. Price. 81
cents you directions accompany each Lottle. Pre-
pared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT.
No 4Gg Bruadway- Nrv-Tors-
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Burglary.

OU-SN
4 short time since, thehouse of Mr.. William
son. of Champion, was broken into, anda watch
and some 5000 stolen Suspicion was excited
against a man named Mueklow, who had been
working for Williamson. He was arrested,
bound over, and indicted, and is now boarding
with Mr.. Weston.
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The Oil Excitement
.~-Ses~
Wool.

Mr.. Chas. Woodruff, of Vienna, has left with
us several specimens Of wool. of one years.
growth, about Z inches in length. 1t is not
very fine. but Mr.. W, thinks that if by crossing
or otherwise, the staple of our fine wool could
be increased in lcugth, it would he 4 decided
improvement.
Wcol begins TO come into market, and brings
Il fair price. One lot sold the other day at I3
cents. The price ranges from 50 to Is cents,
for the grades generally offered. Very coarse
lots would be lower, aud extra lots higher than
those figures.
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FIVE R

adapted 10 the deficiencies Of the Blood IN diTereat
diseases For COUGHS, colds BRONCHITIS, or
any affection Ehat-ver Of the THROAT or LUNGS
inducing CONSUMPTION, use No l.. which is also
the No for DEPRESSION OF LOSS OF
APPETITE, and FOR all CHRONIC cOMPL ANTS.
arising from OEESCSE. GENEBA DEBILITY. and
NERVOUS P~R0STRATIGN. No. :. for LIVER CON-
PLANTS. No }. for DYSPEPSIA. BeiHg a'rcaLs
prepared for absorption. 1t is 81 DKot 5
and carried Immediately into the circulation. 50 that
Wsat you gam you retain The No. ! Is for FEMALE
IkkE"t LAilFIES, H~ISTERIA. WEAKNESSES
DC. See special directions for this. For SAT-
RiEUM. EEUPfiORS. S~CEOFCLGUS, KIDNEY
and LADDER COMPLAINTS. take No. 5. l. all
easrs the directions must be strictly followed. Price
Of the BLOOD FOOD 81 per bottIe
sold by CHURCH d DUPONT.
No. 4t9 broadway. Neg-Yark.
And by all respectable Druggists throughout The
country jan Is. I5G0.-Iy
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ANELYZED

always presents US with the same essential elements.
and gives Of CO irSe the TRUE STANDARD. Analvze
the Blood OF a person suffering from Consumption.
Liver Co2p'siut Dyspepsia. Scrofula. &c, ana We
find IA ecerg instance certain dcfeieHcies ia the red
glohuies Of Blood SHpYlg these deficiencies. and
are made well, 7 BLOOD FOO is founded
upon this Theory-heuce its astonishing success
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NOTICE.

Fitch R. Lewis Before Lcman Palmer. Justice
Vs.. Of the Pescc-
John Duncan. Bazetta- Trnmhul Co.. Ohio.
On the i5lh dag Of Nav. A.. D. leo, said Justice -.
sued an Order Of Attachmt nj in the above action for
the sun Of S2so.o0- which action vas continued e. the
80 day OF July Is6O, when the same viii be for trial.
B.. SMITH & WOCD. Attys for PIE.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland ( Toledo. Cleveland Co
iumbus & Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. aud CIev.
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSolon, with lacks to Charrin Falls, &c.
- Mlntua with Hacks Ter E.venna.
" B-accyilie vita Hacks for Newton Fails. &c
:" Warren With Hacks % sharon, GrsenviUe Mead
Vile. Bloomfield Garfield. &c
- Youngstown. with Stages to New Castle. Lowell
Poland and knon Valley. aud theSce by T. Fl. W
& c. Rail Road to Fittsi.grsh.
Feb. lG, 1883. CHAS. L. RHODES Supt.
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9emt SnttIIiaentt.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Agricultural ~Soeiety-Fair 4th July.
W. Porter-New Books.
CT. Rhodcs-C. & NJ.
JIG. Culver-AIem. book lost.
j. Marvin Jr-W. & L. E. P r.
C. Messenger-C Caution.
follett, Foster / Collie Of Lincoln Il
Hamlin,
Alb, Lyman-Slteriff' 5 Sale.
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KEEP IN HNI CLL-IaIE-
The VIZ Gil tTHHRTTC III is a
gcrtis hat acIiye CathaT tic. (which the proprietor
has used IN his practice - more than tEerty years.
The constantly iHcr-as - ing demand rom those
who have long used the - FILLS, ana the sati sEtc-
tioa which all rSprcs~Iu : regard To their use, has
Induced N 10 place = them withia the reach Of
all. -
TIS Profession w%ell. know that different Ca
tEaTjics act Cn different = portions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY CAiTITuARiIC PILL has.
with due reference t"I this well Established fact
been Compounded fromivNa variety Of the purest
Vegetable Extracts--O whieh act alike on every
Iart Of the alimcutIry X canal. and are D D and
SAFE in all cases wuerriIa Cztiagtic is needed,
such as SGE x NESTS OF the STOM-
II. ~SLEEpINESS. aafPAlNS IN Il BACK
Y LoiNS. COSTlNE- 80 NESS. PAIN
SORENESS OVER TIE WHOLE ODY fr en-
sudden cold, which frv- ~Tueltiy.i neglected end
ia = long coUrse Of F. NJ yer, LOsS UF Ape
TITE, 4 CREEPIEGI-. SENSATION OF COLD
OVER Ii BODY.tT RE STLESSNESS.
n < A D A e II &. or@ WEIGHT IN THE
HEAD. all INFLANMA-1 TORY DISEASES,
WORMS in CHlLDRE@ - o. AEULES. KIiEUMA-
TISM, a great fUiIEI-i - ER Of the BLOOD and
many diseases 10 which - Gosh is heir. too nuIner-
Gus ts mention il this advertisement
BOSE. 1 to ;
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Liver h.VGaRAT0R,
NEVER DEBILTTATEs.
IT Is COMPOUNDED EN- rIRELY

! from Guns. and las econe an estah!i, he'd fact 4
Standard Mcdiciue.i known and approved by
ali that have used II ancf = IS now resOTttd 10 with
confidence in AL the dis - eases for which It is re-
l--uGed.
sGthouslrds = within the iasttro years
who had given up al! z. hopes Of relief. as the
uu m e rous unsolicited = l,er;Ifca.es in my pes
session show. y
Tho dose mustNe adap e I-ed TO tie temperament
Of he individual taxing a .'L. and urcd in such
quantities as 20 -ct gem = .ty on the Bowels.
Ii the diet ics OF your' Judgment guide Won in
the use OF the II|Eh - LNPIGChaTOR. and
il Will cure LlgEh AZ C~OHPLfLNTS. BILL
.ETT7CGS. DTS- - pEPSLs. CaROVTC
yI4RkEOE.4. SU-H- .HER COMPLAINTS
DTSE.NTEHy. DEOP - .SY SOUR STO.W.7CH.
H7BiIUAL CUS1IgE X ESS. CHOLIC,
CHOLERA, CHOLEE-7 .EUREUS. CHOLERA
E.Tr.INTU.u FL-7IE nc Ia UyFDICE
NIL .fk.NE = SIS. ard may Le u.-Y
successfully as an Or = DLN.4 RT F.4HILE
CINE II wili n -ureSjCHHERDFCHs.
las thousands can testi- = 80, in frsrfE nitrate
Al fcJ or fhree teaspoon = JEAs are fGLeH II com
u-euusmeHL Of attack
J. WHU USE II, ~ -fRE GIFIEG her
testimony in it favor.
MIX U-JTER ~ THf MOUTH NTH THE IN.
s. 81 .3LLOW BOTH TOGETHER.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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Samuel Quinby.

Samuel Quinby.
Among the list Of Grand Jurors, drawn for
Court, is the name of Samuel QuinLy of War
rem.
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.OLD PENS. GOLD PENS.

~ We hagias had a barge I~lan:ity Of Gold Pen
IA nGiac;nrri especially ff lhis market, = nj hzvin
the nAHs Of Geo Adams stamped on each. pen. We a
prepared 10 sell thea a. wholesale or retail, and ~
rant them to be Of as Gae gold and as we'll made a
ans IN this country PARTIES wishing TO sell again
Will he pleased 20 see chem.
At ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
saturdnv. the 3O;h day Of june, 1860,
4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
- 49, $500

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
- OF EAL TAT
On tie 10th day q Jane, A. D.. I-60, between the
k.u.s Of l. 81 snd : P. ". Of said day. on the prem
ses will he sold 70 the highest bidder, the FLOWING
Real Estate: Situate in Bristol Townsh p, Trumiul
COaut-. and State or ohio. anI known as being rant
u Division 80. five ~ Section or Large Lot No J.
bounded wert ty west line Of said division, on tia
north hY north lire % said division, on the east ~
h Ee-. line Ct Daaiel L-rsfeIJ'S land Tor land for
uerly uvDcihy hirl ,aul on tie south by The centre
Of a hichvav Running east and west. which is also the
south lire OF said ~ciyiSion, and contains q 81 100
acres Of Rand. he IT, same more or less. Terms; one
.hirI il hand, ore third in o-e year, and one Third
IN Two years. Appraised at S124-An
CtiAS. A. BRIGDEN
Administrator OF SiIas D. adams, deed.
Nay -. EGg.-4@
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PRICE 3 DIMES.

" LITER LiVTGORFTOR .HND EluTLT
C~9THsRIIC PILLS are rrts!led by D~raggists ger
sialiy, ahd sJid Wholesale rs tMr trsi- IN all lie iSrgc
towns. =. 7 ". SANFORD, 81 D,
Aanu'ac'Urey and Proprietor.
Jan p, 1860 " 80 B~reaiasy, New York.
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To the Leather Trade.

LEXANDER MCCONNELL has
~ opeuei a store on Fraakiin Stree, for the sale
OF Leather add Shoe Stock. rui Is RECEIVING dlily
additions to the stock roc on had. consisting IN
par. OF Sole Leather. UrPcr LsalEer, Kips. French
aDd American Calf Skins. trimmings. G.udinss, Pat
snt Calf Moroeos and tools Of all kinds.
wArrea, Ohio, May l6. leo.
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and shy7 hecause it nersr fails 10 afford iHsfaH;a-
HeOES rsficf, when given in time. IL acts a. il 10y
magic. and one trial alone will convince you that
what We shY Is true. II contains
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ONE HUNDRED COPIES MORE.
~ Of the Minister'S Wooing. just reed at ADAMS
BOukSTo3E, Ehes- every purchaser receives a GIT
from ffty cent? to ifty dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-06-20

Come 10 Woods & Pew for dne Toilet soaps
Come TO Woods & Pew Tor nice Perfumery
Co e to Woods d Pew Tor G ne Hair brushes.
Come 10 Woods & PeE for fine 1OoIh Brushes.
Cone 70 V OOis Il Pes for best lair Dyes.
Come % Woods & FeT for Shoulder Braces.
Come to WsCisk Pew for Nee SOlagCe-
Come to Woods q Pew for Bird Seed
Cone to Woods & Pew Tor oil EerCamot-
Come to Woods & pew for Genuine ESSENCES.
Come to Nocds = Pew for Grate Ysrnish.
Come to Woods Il Pew for Dix0n's Stove Poksh,
Come to Woods * Pew for Good Tea.
EGy Woods Hair Restorative OF woods & Pew.
Buy Syrup o. PhOs4hatrs OF Woods & Pew
Bay Ecune5y's Medical Ti5cOYery Of Woods & Pew.
by Castor aud Sweet Oils Of Woods 4 Pew.
By TiIjeE's FIGid Extracts Of Woods e Pew
Bay best Fhvoriug Extracts OF Woods l. Pew.
Buy all your Family Medicines Of Woods & Pew.
SIy Ground s. ices OF al kinds Cf Woods Pew
E1y Istisias and Cinnamon OF Woods & Pew.
BIy B.2cking Ct woods &.PeW.
Bay best Medicinal Liquors OF Woods & Pow.
Buy Bird Cages Of Woods & Pew.
Boy SlLJf5ru's liver Inyig3ra.or of Weeds & Pew.
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the GREAT FIRE
VERSUS
INSURANCE
GO Ne 81 A Z e So
EXCHANGE
Insurance Company,
NETT EnDL HTYT

Cdh Capital, 100000.
sAE'L BROWN. Prest. JAS. NJ. BATES, Sec.
THIS Excellent Cash Company. hav
L ing complied with the laws OF The State. is ready
to Issue Policies to all those in need OF insu ane -
haFiug passed. through th= great fire of April 3uth.
ard aireafy promptly I'd USED its losses. We cheer
iullT recommend Il 10 TIA public Us entirely worthy
OF confidence. P5Iic;cs issued and Losses adjusted
and ably T.. J. McLAIN x SON. Agents.
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D,S
FAMILY
CATKASTEG PILLS,

CDNPUINDEn RUH .
PURE PROFITABLE EXTRACTS: .7N-D Pr
UP ~ Glass CESES. ar TIGHT AND ULL
EEEp ~ HNE
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Justices ana CORStahleS' Blanks.
E~ARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM Z
suzA1Ss, ExEcrTIoEs. suBPEEAs- E1o.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
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MORE LIGHT! MORE LIGHTu
LF1 We have just opened the incest lot OF COAL
OIL LAMPS ever hrcught 20 Ohio, with ground glass
and plain Climuies to suit. WUOJS * PEW.
Warren. MAY I6-h. fSGl.
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To tax. effect On aud after February 10, 1859
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CHURCH & DUPONT.
No 4TJ Broadway, NeE-Torx.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-03-27
Ct. w. MINNIS'
PHOTOGRAPH and Fine Art Galleries.

No. 1877, Mum ST., Richmond, Oppo. Custom House
and Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va.
HAVING furnished myself with every facility fol-
tistic STYLE feel assured that can satisfy the most
critical taste wish the people of Virginia to be ad
vised of the factwhich is not generally known-tha1
at either my Galleries they can procure any style
Northern city. / am taking life-size Photographs
which are colored in Oil, by which means perfect
likeness and most beautiful picture is secured The
same effect can be produced from small Daguerreo
types Miniatures, which, for effect and durability
equal the best Portraits small size Photographs col
ored in water colors making softpess and defcacy
of finish, highly pleasing; and in Ambrotypipg
think exhibit specimens which are the very per
lection of the Ar.
Richmond Sent. 81. IG5S--ly
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GREAT BARGAINS in
En- WATCHES & JEWELRY f.
JUST RECEIVED FROM &&e
NEW YORK g. PHILADELPHIA.
ILADELPHIA.
A T, A N q


dogs leave to thank the public of Staunton and vi
ID cinity for the large share of their patronage they
have bestowed upon him during the last few years,
and hopes by this time they fully that he
keeps only such goods as are of the best make and
finest quality.
Among my goods are to be found
Gents and Ladies' GOLD WATCHES, with enam-
eled Cases and Diamond Sets;
SILVER WATCHES of all descriptions, varying il.
prices from s. to S65;
Also SILVER SPOONS of the best make;
JEW VERY of all styles and quality.
Also variety OF SILVER PLATED WARE, such
as
Casters, Fruit Baskets Saltcellars, Spoons, &c.
Gold, Silver and Plated SPECTACLES,
With large assortment of all styles of CLOCKS.
all of which will be sold at the lowest Cash prices at
the old stand of David 5. Bare's Jewelry Store,
next door to z. Fl. Trout Co.'S Drag Store Main
Street. A. LANG.
sy~ Old Silver taken in exchange as Cash.
P. S.-Repairing done usual in the best stvle
and short notice. ALI work WARRANTED at most rea-
reasonable prices.
Slauntop Nov /. 1859.
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UTLEY'S PATENT
SITR-SOIL AND TURN PLOW.

TINE above Plow is exhibition in this place,
l. and may be seen at Woods Gllkesons, Staunton,
and other convenient places in the County.
This pillow has four distinctive features, all of which
recommend themselves. The first IS the combination
of the Sub soil and Turn Pow, which is entirely new.
The second isthe manner in which the mould board IS
attached the standard, being soarranged to slide
up or down. and may be placed as to turn the Sod
leaving the subso perfectly broken without turning
up the clay. The third is the manner in which the
Plow Is regulated by means of rod attached to the
Landslide and BEAM which the double purpose
of Brace and Regulator by which the depth of the fur
row may be fixed without altering the harness. The
fourth is the in which the Point is attached
All these distinctive features have heen patented by
Grey Utley of North Carolina, and must recommend
themselves examination. 1t is vastly superior to
any pillow in use, being arranged to do any kind
of blowing the farmer may DESIRE and taken as turn
Plow equal, If not SUPERIOR to any other 1t is purely
North Carolina invention 1t awarded the first
Premium at the Georgia State Fair, as a Turn Plow
also the First Premium Sub-soil Plow also the
First Premium at the State FAIR of Alabama.
own the county rights for the above pillow for Au-
gusta, Rockingham and Rockbridge, and am engag-
ed in the manufacture of them the ''Valley Mills
near West View, Augusta county Orders are solici-
ted.
respectfully invite all who feel any interest in the
improvement of agricultural implements to give US
call and examine our Pow.
FRANCIS F. ROBERTS,,
Nov TX 1Qso-tf West View