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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-27

Tba D., NOVEMBER 4
ne Board OF Directors have this day declared Cash
S[Vldend OF LEN PER CENT the Capital Stock and
odA hh CENI interest on the Scrip of the Company
payable on aud after the LIST proyimo f'''
F. ey P Haye as9 declared Scrip Dividend of TWENTY
~ y n f zen on the Earned Premiums for the wear
endGg October 81 1860 Certificates for which will be issued
10 me parties entitled to the and after the first of
December 1900 0' ~ '''' VI
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-27
Tailors.

Uall0rs.
EOHN II. REA 4 CO.,
- CLOTHIER
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT
Aessrs JOHN Fl. REA Co, take pleasure in Announcing
20 the public generally that their stock OF Clothing is much
larger and more varied than ever before a " Nn
Having hand splendid stock OF CLOTHS n SOL
MERES and VESTING which they make IN to order
in style that cannot fail to please both price and manu-
fscture.
FURNISHING GOODS
Crayats Scarfs Ties Sdspenders, Esndkerchiei Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety.
Their stock Of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING 10
worthy the attention of Planters.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-27
f0r SaIf.

cyUk ooHIIs
1S9N FOR SALE.-A fine Bay Saddle HORSE,
- to be seen at MLLER'S STABLES, corner of Ger
mag and Paca streets. aul-tf
VTNIDE TABLES
FOR THE UNITED STATES,
FOR 1880
ready for grstutous distribution shipmasters &c
to-, PETER WALTHER,
Jeo-tI 20 West Pratt street
DIPES AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and un-
glazed colored and plain German in large
and ana s,zga packages German Pipes, common medium
gnu me Qualities, In and gross boxes Dutch Pipes in
pasness ana boxes Powhatan PipeHeads large assort
He e ior safe oy a. SEEMULLER SONS IS Exchange
isce' au1bu
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-27
9grltultnraL
NO: G U A NOT

U. u u NOE
S6 EiP2fz rs 6y ~bo.s5 9e%
cur .nr11 ' Th En- PGR S's.'
We Vr Y 9s an Is ample FOR the
I 'h" IS, Ss%ing the farmer every expense
MEXICAN GuAYo
iie c;ifGGes a Tle Humboldt Cosmos and
brdr"-he tw" former being among the frcIes
eyer ,n ported in this market and will be sold Nv t eargS
! Our stoc; Of
CALIFORNIA GIraNp
., !5t aSon iE3pnration, and from those in,
' T2a[ 5 Eaf7 # A SF sfen SF
Soa PsP GFf ha 4 sst to be "a best
~ 'Sop''0r to HG88t 6N6y R,3 G s be applied
'"ey '0""ef MA 'S2P n s%E6 e e3syo
.m,. s' "' '''P VI p'%ST mrEfGSkP 't's Go
..lt9 "A South street
T'HORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
= has completely Tevoutionispd the Svster, IF s,,;
and be dew Of s sSe q and d Hogs il En$a All
jglz-tf MCDONALD ( DUGDALE.
'ENHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
81 Pays for iisefin short time produces saving
julztf ~ TAcB5GJSAI[B6 < D fGf y
ENHORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE
bIng gyen 20 an ovsrworked horse restores him. it
io jHi fond''onea horse up like E Gbam Eod |
4 - HOob rOfG
heeps Horses in fine condition, economises largely in
and thrifty. '' "' NeeiS 'lehi 4ea'thy
Casks continuing i4S teeds sli; half casks g.
;2vId ~ . MACDONALD DUGDALE
JhlIu corner Frat street and McEldPTry's wharf
ITO FARMERS AND GARDENERS-A NEW
to Gnano and cheaper than Stable
Alhr being aluYial deposit, composed Cf animal and
Yesetaoe matter Can be obtained from the Ice Ponds
near the cattle Show Grounds. Distance from Charles s
mile at Toll Gate from Fails Road half mile at rppar
servoir. Apply at 3S South street " Nfpe' ~
Price so cents per cart load ie2c-tr
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G0mtsti0
SOarNinN.

RUARDlNG.-A small family having two
~ spare rooms would let them, furnished unfinished
win or without Board to two three gentlemen Apply
III CONWAY STREET, Hanover. au3I-tf'
ROARDING.-SIX OR EIGHT YOUNG MEN
can have pleasant front back rooms with board and
the U.S. OF warm, cold and shower bath Location very cen
trl transient b0arderS accommodated and furnished
few doors north of Fayette onI9tf'
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Nv g. LENNON d co.
SUCHANAN'S WHARF
TRUSTEES SALE
HAIRLESS STREET PROPERTY

HAIRLESS STREET PROPERTY
virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for RaItirpor,
fbS ri ne andersgned Trustee, will offer at public sale
,EHcIange Salesrooms Second street. on 9 III -
"a nTTf ffp 1St 1850 at o'clock 2 N: " IA
s;t ell muse Two ADJOINING LOTS OF GPnTrND
be t on me east side OF Charles street Begnninr for
street I e distance of fifty feet north from Madison
u running thence north twenty feet on Charles
a three foot alley. 'ee' ~ INC east sue oil
M beginning for the second Lot the distance of
l rom Aaao street, bounding tWeny'fet on
side Of q three foot alley ~ " ''' 90 'ie cast
,gI Lots are improved by frStcqSs three story nv Fl
complete $1,000 Wy III Gas anu water hNtures
m Each lot is subject to ground rent or s2oo NOR o,,
l ne lots will be sold separately '' r'' "'i'"n'
IN @ third cash balance in two equal payment, in
al" SIX months with interest and approved security
nseots , " ". GLENN, Trustee
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BONDS,
AND ALL KINDS OF SECURITIES.
'iour own market in person, Of other markets THROUGH
ieiaale correspondents
ESQ, BUY and sell, at lowest rates OF exchange INCUR
itENI BANK NOTES, CHECKS, TINE AND SIGHT
phht - on all the principal cities the Union Make
COLLECTIONS on all accessible points with prompt returns
Receive money on Deposit in current or uncurrent funds
anu allow interest by special agreement
Negotiate loans andbusiness paper. au3tfr
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK NOTES PUR-
~ DeC 5rAoEb bH JOHN WILLIAMS & son,
- 70 Smiths wharf
| TNCURRENT BANK NOTES, bought at best
y rates by Ln2tNl THO. J, CARSON
{ HECkS AND DRAFTS, on all points South
~ and West, cashed At lowest rates. by
n2lI THO j. CARSON.
TOLD PURCHASED AND FOR SALE BY
HztLI THO ]. CARSON.
4 DANCES MADE ON MERCANTILE PA
l b n Ter AND APPROVED COLLATERALs, by
THO J. CARSON.
{ IOLLECTiONS MADE PROMPTLY, AND
~ uN FAVORABLE TERMS, by,
III MI THO j. CARSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-02-16
PORTE'R',S DINNER pT
PILLS,

Promote Dgestronand impart tone and yicor 20
the system in then action they are tonic and i
terative, mildly laxative. They de- 1T -. 3.
ornauseate in the least; at the same tine the, 80
certain in their action. curing habtua .o.f'.,
ness, sick headache. dizziness, loss of a;peti;.
debility, depression of spirits. &e.. &c
Asa FEMALE PILL, thcy have no superior i'm
Amcnorahca, or suppression Of the menscs, and
other monthly diseases. These Pills efiecuallv re-
move the exciting cause, and restore the patient
to health in few days.
These Pills are purely vegetable, containing
no mercury brother deliterous drugs.
These Pills are given in doses of one pill after
dinner every Day until the disease is removed
II the disease does not yield in Is hours, increase
tho dose TO two or three pills Il time.
manufactured with great care bv DIR. x. d. For
ter, 90 Third Street, Louisville, ky., and sold by
druggists generally; price - cents per box
Any person who dos not live convenient to an
agent can have the pills sent by mail, postage
paid, by RENTING - cents the proprietor, or
five boxes for one dollar. If Won desire health,
ask for PORTER'S DINNER PILLS, tnd use
other. Jan. - so. 9---tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-02-16
Ebp. Es. ID. sfGRTER'S
z Wo MINUTE DROPS.
Will Cure Sick Headache in Two
Minutes

These Drops will cure Sick Headache In two
minutes Ia every case where the patient is not
renewed IN 1--WE minutes after taking the Two
Minute Drops, the money will be refunded
The Two Minute Drops arc perfectly safe and
pleasant 20 take, and viii be found Of instant bene-
ut IN sick headache. nausea and sick stomach,
iaintness, pain in the stomach, collie, or pain in
the side, painful cough, depression Fof spirits. &c.
&c, Sold everywhere at 80 cents per bottle
Manufactured by DR.. X. d. PORTER, 90 Thirc:
Street, Louisville, Ky.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-02-16
SORGHUM MOLASSES.

John H. Goddard, has for sale at his farm 3 miles
south west of Plymouth, IN any quantihes-by the
barrel, gallon or otherwise Sorghum Molasses. 1t
is also kept for sale at retail at Chas. Palmer g
Store.
Oct, 97-lltf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-02-16

may De COnSulCe0 at
Plymouth, Edwards House. Saturday March 81.
$50; " i'saw. Wright House, March ID ; Column
b =. March l>t; In Porte March 4 4 9Th; Fort
Wayne. cbruary 29th.
DIR Hal OMAN treats Consumption, Bronctit-
is, L1rynSitis, Asthma, and all diseases of tho
tn oa and Lungs, by Medical Inhalation, combin-
ed wi proper constitutions treatment for the
bio d.
DR.. Iardman will carry with him his medicines
and viii be prepared to furnish patents with appro-
prle remedies, strictly from the vegetable king
dom.
His medicines are compounded of various Banks,
Bud. Leaves Gums. Roots, Plants &c Procured
of the Indians and from every quarter Of the Globe.
j. Regular visits duly announced.
1t Particular attention paid to SKIN DlSEAS-
Is and Glandulars. Ulcers, Sores and TumOrs.
DR. HGdman does not charge for consultations
DR.. Hartman treats all chronic or long standing
diseases OF the Lungs. LiverS, Stomach, Bowels
Bladder, Kidneys. Brain, Heart, Nerves. Womb,
Spleen, Spine, Eyes, lars, &C., Scroffula, Fits,
Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsey. Skin Disco ses,
Fever Sores, Catarrah. Semina Weakness, Neu.
ralga, Whites. Insanity Dyspepsia. Gddiness, Heat
Of the Urin. syphilis Piles, Sick Headache, En-
larged 1on-iis. &c.
Feb. >. ~ ~. DIR. HARDMAN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-02-16
CASH.
CAUTION.

I gave two notes in July 1859, for S35 each, one
I due December 25th, next, the other due May
lstnext. They were given contract for a
Wheat Drill-payee's name forgotten thought
to be b. ii. A. Myers; payable at Plymouth
Bank. No other notes of mine dated in July, are
IN circulation. They were obtained without con-
sideraton and bv false representations and shall
not pay them therefore you are cautioned not to
uTcbsset hem hYATT THOMPSON
Hci i--s;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
Our Havana Correspondence.

Our Havana Cerresp0ndeAcc.
HAVANA, April Ia, 1860
Railroad Accidents Ne~pdperin the En9lish Language
The Recent Assassination-City Improvements, dc.
We are becoming fas. and fashionable in railway
communications, having nearly every day accident to
report Yesterday had regular smash up Of freight
train Of eight cars and contents, but lives lost al
though one negro was placed in rather strasned Cir
cumstanoes.
You will have your files as usual, from the eastern
ISLANDS, brought by the Ocean Bird but have not
oeved here anything of importance from the South Pa
cic the islands. The paper in the English language
will be Issued, first number, about the 25h-a weekly
journal of everything Cuban.
The progress Of General Serrauo In improvements for
the adv antage Of socetyand industry, rapid Havana
with sins covered-as with like fancy in other
munties-presents very different appearance there is
nothing offensive TO the sight in whatever direction you
may walk. The murderers Of the Secretary advised by
last steamer will be taken as the cause begins to appear
for which the crime committed.
find board, in the purBer's office General and Mrs
Serrano-boh looking remarkably well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

SsS's Su 20 s,s ~ :osssss : =. Judge sy:: = =;
8. % hs ssSs q y, ssI Ss.
Ssus q S d.s sss ny s .sw
..y,s.t oe.n e s.yhl,g 2 q I'm sbsi. .ay
ss Ss ss. ia
no.h sss u ssnsa '-oss to h bses.'s KITE.
- f1 sss. ss'r had ..ys:s
n the Lord wl make ss Of man praise him ave
Not content with the drectnep of the foregoing
'aid Grow repeated as often a three times
tod aerng Of the judge and his friends al WASH
pgioo He declared his most entire ignorance of the
whole Affair Of which he made afdAvit except what he
stale OF intoxicason He earnestly begged to DO rein
stated member OF the Mormon church. and expressed
hmse readyto give his Life, II need be, for Fellowship in
On Grow resumins hs seat Brigham rose md told the
congregation who tho man was. He seemed familiar
terribly PLAIN spoken such occasions He was In
good humor, perfectly uninpassoasd bui with il all he
sSo Of not he
lied and had become tho tool u designing men who
sought 70 bring trouble upon Israeli for the present he
was LEFT 70 the tender msrces Of the devil and an Accus
Yesterday Brigham and tho leading apostles seventies
and high priests, all bore testimony to the d iny Of
Mormonism, andsaid many roh things for another letter
At the close OF the meeting Brother BAous brass band
entertained the saints with some good and lively music
JubIud8S Vi Tue conference Is Oelng
TO, and missionaries receiving notification put out
for the States and Europe Following their appontmsn ant,
Brigham gave them very plain instructions about behav
ing themselves beuenng the people instead of Cypress
ing them aad promised that II they did otherwise he
would expose them.
TAX Chargers AGAINST THE GOVERNOR AND DR.. FoRNKY
In the last number 6 the Desert Neos the Governor
notices the present report in the East OF his misappyng
the Contingent Fund In the payment OF confidential
clerk Judge Cradlebsugh the chief accuser assisted
by Dr. Garland Hurt, Morris Smith and James g. Camp
DELL These gentemes assert that the Governor had no
sucn clerk and doubted the given by the Governor
Tor the Two years salary charged. The Governor can
ana presume has done So very satisfactory reply
~ ILLS onsrge on ms integrity Under the peculiar cir
soss OF his position where he could not trust
tne or Mormon In that confidential position he begged
mrs Cumming to act In that capacity-which that lady
mas faithfully done And know better than his &C
cusers that the Governors lady has written all tho
confidential messages" &c, under his Exceency s
dictat0n believe that Gentle Jew here alike con
denim the course Of Judge Cradlebaugh regarding his
present attack upon the Governor vndctveness for
the Governors expose OF his foolshness and incessant
efforts to embroil the citizens ana the troops.
think nothing will be injured by free examination OF
the Superintenoeuts accounts. little ventilation, IL
reach here, will certainly do no harm. There is good
deal TO be said Indian affairs out here. Venate ven
uate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

STARVED TO DxATH.--Mrs Jane Gamble, widow lad
OF Eatonton Ga, under the influence Of religious mos
mania starved herself to death She died the sth ns
having lived twenty days without particle Of food.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
SAN FRANCISCO. Anril g. 1850.


lie New Pony Krprsss-Srere Accident to Com~od,re Cs
nirsham at Mare Aland Nary Ydrd-La,est from Puge,
Sn,d-Loss Of an american Vesel-Comnendablc As
siadnce from an English Kan-of War, dc.
The pony express, new enterprise to epen Mp new
and rapid means Of communication bet xeen California
and the Eastern States starts from Sacramento TO-
Letters sent forward from this city to- day. and
awaiting myself OF the conveyance send on few items
Of interest for the HERALD The boat leaves for Sacra
mento at four O'Clock this afternoon and Immediately
aer its arrival courers will start for ride across the
continent Stations far Carson Valley are at dis
from twelve TO fifteen miles, and beyond that
somewhat longer 1t is calculated to make the trip to St.
Louis in ten days. The agent Of RUSSELL Majors Co.
has placed his station three hundred miles from Sacra
meno, towards Salt Lake, in complete order. The re-
nainder OF the line towards the rising has BEEN &C.
cording to all reports, well stocked The friends of the
project have the fullest confidence In a success and,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23
In memory Of
JYN. N0-sKE,
A Japanese Sailor,
OF the War Steamer
Kan din. marruh.
Died March Odd l0A0

This Monument erected by the order OF the Japanese
Admiral.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

GREAT SALT LAKE Cry, .. T., April 7, 1850,
Judge Ec in Collision Nth the Probate Judges-Mormon
There's Released from the Penasaiary 7hirtieA Anni
rrsary Of the Organization Of The Mormon Church-HgSly
Interesting Co-sior-Charyes Against the Governor and
DR.. Fbrna, dc.
My last weeks correspondence forwarded By the
ordinary mail; the present communication forward by
the Pony Express, which, in all probability will pass tho
old slow arrangement somewhere about Kearney. Las
week we were quiet and peaceable: this week we ara
again in commstion. Last week there were pleasing
prospects Of getting rid of good portion of the scum of
this population, but Judge Eckels has decreed Il other
wse He has liberated them from the peniten,iary and
they at the present writing paradng the streets as in
different and independent as If all Uncle samdum was
under peculiar obligation to ard do them honor
The people are indignant and to the threats Of the be
rated have their plans Of Lynch devised. How the ub
bub may end Is beyond ken at the present time Tn
squabble directly between the courts indirectly tina
people are lae victims. Their stock and movcable pro
perty ID At the mercy OF these lawess scoundres and
there Is law long the Chief Justice o, the Supreme
Court chooses to act as he now resolved With his
encouragement no life nor property is safe.
In my last weeks Communication noticed at sauna
length the Probate Court at work, and the determi
nation Of it's Grand Jury to deal with that band of
thieves who have done such a 1ourishing business
In this Territory during the last two years then ex
pressed hope that Judge Eckels would not Interfere
but IL was hoping too much. He has just done the con
trary and In the cumsess possible manner and evident
Iy with the intention Of making bis action As ansuppora
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24

~ NAA ~ Ra.Al
- - seesffisast, ssisg veil keagt e. q sfi.
SO, geaf pGsg his s-tsi~ss !, ~ rssuiftne
LiFbaAHt Afn
re ~ tsgsisA ltcfrsssa Orsftass Fsssys Pc
$500. AeeeeAss go RePass Lisss ~ Ait.s aa
$780, Rfepars mausr ~ tks Pfess--ositah-
tPeH Fatdl FINLEY gyf4Nsnn
Nee YEA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
Special Notices
Dr.. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY

CHERRY
This pTepaFaticn " Q certain cure for ell do.
eases Of The ThrVsi. ssd LuaE., cOsEas. Cold
BfosehHis. WhOoPing Cough, Cfosp IBeipi,s,,
consu u p:boa, &c. 10 esn6fmauoa II the bis b,,,
medical asthOsiy rhai cOassmpIion Gao b.
cured !" EsnsroBs irgshees Of complete rss,o,a
'ioO irOu Ihis dissAss " the s,e Of The Bsl.su
eas bs gives.
Ths foilovIaE letter uas rgreiVse from coions
Aatkhs@, Of the Rsitish afnsy aad shows rne e.
t9sttea - vhirh The Bsiss@ Of Wild Cherry IL
ksIa Abroad
Ptss Hers. IsIs a " tEhts Easisse.
Ssgssmb.f 80, 1859.
Sta - have a&aghtsf 20 . os,scsis ss.is Of
ksaas ste has. 4 thtak. fsestsed sixaaI brsshi
frS@ DE- WisaAF's Baiss@ Of WHd Chsny farce
soHlss Of shieh vsrs sshi srf ~ bsr bto,bsT 10
Caaada. Pisess rai es sp sG boulss AID for.
yard lies ~ IAs sTss ssesau ~ soalhanpoa
81 Liverpool. ss zee Dsy Sod rBosi G. nysstsat
sith cay sseouat of ne msdsetsx 200 nav bs 80
seed ss " sad ne. We ksEs ssSrebes LosdOs
." ale ''''' Behave ~ ~ y'S S.s "sIIi
Tatpss-y II PAysriaas
DfH'slsish, sfsss.sfi,r. n Y says he suis5
LAYER Coo plaist u tOsf years sssadihg thst woaid
oct ysstd ~ ice sssal IeBrctss
A@sAsa shiaaaa ~ @ .,0f Boaasb.Ook N
J., asys 10 - he bsst msdte ,ns iof Cs.ssUs etiOa
ta sv-'v sass 'Ast ~ sss bsasn
eD-Rsssss Y sss - yuyfAi-ss Csssisgszs' TIE
Sail es.ssss, Pgs. 80 Aafersi hasaz has lss ssss
A'I SUITS sfiuss sire pc. asd ths pfsatsS
$500 = ~ psupsisisss. $. ". tsEls Co, 20 lhs
P-g-.1ys ". SowLE Co. s...... esd
80 safe ~
st s sss 4 sgSsErT. 'a' o.,,...-....
e. HARCOCE. sa.aff Peal
9AfTu SON, Mi&slsusss
s1AlAke susLlfTE. RsppsaL
11sEPn 9 cLssETT as.ys.s PssrS
~ hoULDEa. aspAssSsfs.rs
Ast ~ eea efs gfsrTuksfs
~ te, iesa --st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
Ten thousand Buyers Wanted.


On Asss Sired, Ckarissfese., vvr,.,a
VNhE apdsrsixsed hssos had ssd :. eee.r. NJ,
= manufacturing ~ bis TIN WARE. ST'OyE
w sHhETfROS ESTA bLIsRhENT,
~ chafieso~n, every teserIp,iou OF culipsry
Ware. usssliT foune 10 bis me Of b. sisess- sss
OF the test maierisi aad BY eIperNneed work u,s
ise stock roe 10 his Ware Roon, con priss,
every usrisI anieie known 10 iks koss<tseps
saa say article eaAed iss OF any s~essi vi Geods
arsHee eAH be farsished Nth csspsieh.
Among k.s stock 81 TIA Ware nav b. fe,ss
BUCKETS % ell sssss;
eoILkxpsns :: s, =: .s:. .ss.'s.s ..,....
SAkE CUTTERS. tioss bonss;
FATTY PANS 81 vas,oss psftsrss
hAsihs. CAsasss W arc. Paekss.
hEAstrss Of ell are. s.a Psis,.d Tos., " .s.
HIS stock 81 SHEET IRON NAM, ss..
pfi.,' ever ar'iie IN TIE Csll,asty ana H.ss.-
kesPias dspsrmeaL His stock of
y II Oy ES.
emor,ee' ev,fy variety Of wood .hdco'' s,sv...
.%ses ua'eA may Be i'ahd the fol1os lag apris,-
y.l,s. Co. Steve. :..., s.sss... c..l. ,...
b.s.,,. x s 49,, So,,.s.. s.i:s., cs.I,
S.;ss.l cssE. o ;. &C.. e.,,: si' Gee!
p,,n to- w ca % Coal: Coal
L.ssss. 1s s... w.. '' h's W, TS'aPS.' ''.'
Portable GrsIes. al sisrs
Also fafo:, Star Co'tsSer, AID Ffanklis, ell
Posses.iae ever facility ku,~a to the bu.,.,..
n ., prepared 81 ell times 70 er.eule viii tbs al,
most prom p'ness, eli kinds OF
BUILDING AND JOB WORK,
Tic RoohaE, Zinkias and spoulins dors 10 ore.t
and Ia The beet msnneL.
Merchants dean COS Of fsrles ishins heir s,oeh
o. TIA or Sheet Iron War, will ked ., to ,6sir
sdvsntAfe 10 desi With me. shall msks l,h,r.
hdseoani to mefrhsrts ~ hea article, srr boukIt
Tia WAR,
Rags Ref Ut+..
BeesuAI, or Corn.,
Wool, Ola r..
Sbeepskips. n Peutet
ThAaklui tor pssi IL yors snd Sith . a.t,,r,;,.
uon 70 mefIi the tnefrasia paITunaEe Of he
conuanhv. respectfully ,olictta cali from ali
sAo oe''fe Purchasing shJ aftieis 10 nv lice 81
TO please.
Sep, 29, 50 ALBERT MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
] clRD Do DE sTEFERlHG.

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v,nnoNwEALra's ATTORNEY
CON MISSIONER OF THE RevEsuE

oy- We are ss,soriEed 10 saasunos PHILIP
ESGLE. Jr., &c candidate for the ossiee Of Gotta
missioner ~ the ksveaue si The ensuing sl-etiOa.
April n. $50.
We are anthoriscd q, announce y. ". MAN
MING Esa a. q CO ndidate Tor the aboss once, at
tAs. nssiss Nay eisetioa. fSs JeGsrsoa Cosa,y
Mach 10. lsso.
~ We are authorized % annouoc &c SAMUEL
STONE q. . candidate fOS Con,tuissioner OF the
Rsvs-os % Jesisrsoa County. at the ensuing slse.
Zoo. IN Nay neat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-24
MAGIsTRACY.
DECLINES THE HONOR

The anr o-neensnt Of nv nstne ia the Faispsa-
I<.i Deserved. candidate sr Magistrate in Dis.
uict No J, !. without nsv knowledge Os cNsseat -
! am MT . candidate, aud do not ~ish any oae 70
vote ios iOF that 0niee.
May 70. 80. JOHN c. WILTSHIRE.
Mr Ed,fot.
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