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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

CocKApEs.-We notice, says the Augusta
Constifufionalist, number of yourg gem
tlcmen from South Carolina, and many
from that State daily visit our city, each
wearing on their hats very fine cockade.
Such emblems remind us of the days of
notification.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

A FOOT rae between an Indian named
-Sm;t'i, trained runner, and Young iarm
hai named David Ford, came on at a fa;r
in Wilmington, Del. last week Inc race
was for a half nile and Ford, who rev
ran race before, came in aboIt five yar's
ahead
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14


Harrison Cireuit s Cold Miss, Neil brown,
Dangerfelh, J, !. Angel.
0ilmer Station, J. 4, WoOlam.
Gilmer Circuit, u, NJ, seriyiner,
cotfeeyille, J. 4. L, Irvine.
Linden, J, W. II. Hamlet.
Elysian Fields, 4, W, GOo'liion,
jefferson Station Vim, II, Iiiel,
GAINESVILLE DISTRICT
j. n, RdLL, r. n.
Clarksyille & MkenIie college, u, ",
Thompson,
Boston, J. =, Mathis,
Savannah, J, II, low,
llossom Prairie, David Austin,
Parss Station & Circuit, j, Is, landrcih
\ e, WsRaines,
Honey Grove, j. W, Chalk-A, e, MeDon-
gal, supy,
Honlam, VIM, T. Bates,
Paris Female Institute, Jas, Graham, Prinl.
Mckenzie College, J. W, l.. Mckenzie,
Presi,
DALLAS DISTRICT,
Na. N Ntahr - D.
Dallas Circuit, ", 4 Mcmgin,
Mckinney : q BcNsmy,
sherman station n Rlpklyy
Shemin Circuit, j. Spbhlcdold--A u.
Dickson, sup'y,
Ginosdllc Mission. w. Couch
Mouiaguc......... Aulrew Cumming
Decatur Mission, ". Alien.
Denton Circuit, VIM. Shaw.
Rockwell, VI. Thompson,
kaufman, NJ. c. Simpson.
GREENvILLE DISTRICT,
Leui n. Dennis, Il. r..
Grccnyillc Circuit j. &. Smith.
Black Jack Grove Mission, q. j. Cock.
I.adonio, Ito he supplied.)
Tarrant, l.. G. Grouse.
Mount Pleasant, j. l.. Terry.
Quitman, j. NJ. Boyd.
Canton & Cedar Grove Miss. 10 he supplied
Garden Valley, l., Ii. Hickman.
PALESTINE DISTRICT.
j. ". Fields, +. r.
Palestine Station, VIM. j. Joyce.
Kickapoo Circuit, Rufus NJ. Womack.
Tyler Station, VIM. Wiiohcr.
Tyler Circuit, VIM. X. Mastcn.
jacksonville, +. NJ. Stovall.
/ Knoxville, S. X. Stovall.
| Athens, Mathew II. Nicely.
! Henderson Station, y. w. Burks.
Henderson Circuit, II. W. Cumming.
| Fowler Institute, n. W. Burks, Prinl-W
p. Pattillo, Prof
| Starrvillc Female High School, W. G. Will
lams.
Palestine Male High School, be supplied
RUSK DISTRICT.
r. S. Finley, Il. II.
Rusk Station, J. II. MCLEAN.
Crockett Circuit, ]. A. Scruggs, W. c. Col
Inns.
Rusk, Ito be sup.)-S. c. Box, supy
Palestine, F" A. j. Manon.
Randolph, W. J. Popham.
Sumptcr, Ito be supplicd.)
Shocks Bluff Mission, J. W. Overall.
Homer circuit, Il. p. Rogers.
Mt. Enterprise, Saml Lynch.
wOODvILLE DISTRICT.
1cton Yong, p. e.
Woodyille circuit, II. A. Wooten.
LIVINGSTON. " VIM. p. Petty.
Liberty. {" John Adams.
Wallacevillc Mission, W. F. Cumming.
Beaumont, +. G. Dowdy.
! Sabine Pass, Alex. lIenklc.
! Hardin Mission, Martin Matthews
! Orange Circuit, John G. Jones.
AGENTS for Book Depository--J. Shook,
! W. W. Chandler,
| j. f. Carnes Editor Texas Christian Adj
vocatc, and member of Liberty Quarterly
Conference.
II. W. Rogers, transferred to Texas Con-
ference.
The next session to be held at Marshall
time not yet given.
The above is true copy from the minutes.
J. W. FIELDS.
. Scc'y East Texas Conference.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

LAND, OERTLFICaTES, LOST,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the heed
IN right Certificate, No %, 3D. Class, inr
800 acres of land, issued TO Joseph d. Lily
by the Board of Land Commissioners Of Pas
cl,al county, Texas on the 3Oth day of Sop
tember, 1871; also, a GAO acre land certiii-
cate, issued 10 James II. Graham, by the
.l}oard of Land Commissioners of Red River
county, on the 3D. day Of August 1888, No.
1876, having been destroyed in the fire in Tho
Town of Denton on the Sth day ofJuly&lsbp,
l will apply to the proper office for dppN-
Gates of said certificates at the expiration
the time prescribed by law.
+. BOON
Denton, Texas, Nov. 18th, 1S60-6:0t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

There is crrT- prob lhiiifs 1ui iiHe -
s.eamsl.;- 80 g. g. iir i- - zen enihA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
RELRAcE OF Col. RupLER.-A movement
is on foot in Georgia, to petition our governs

lneni - inierrede giih ihs iiondn.ian ti..,r
eminent, fef she -clcaze rs Col Rudirl who
igas cafannri - Gen Nalj.T ard = pgw
ID rfisau
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
I,EssOLUTEON.

TsNiiE fam Of J. VI. Gibbons & Son, of Be-
knap. is this day dissolved by muti'g
coaseat. J. VI. Gibbins is alone respons
HE ~, ~ dri,is dre l'r sail firm. ard :
s.a,a st-., .sifia il teils i-e IL 81
6,ss 4 3 isffBiNS
GtHfiNit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

He scott seaed - DE Jackson Mississir-
I,ials last - liz Ceniral i lst riot Fair, which
viii cof1ntnce o. no ei, or November and
sd an RE ~ p essitr,- of 500 and s 200
-fili IT, q ar fai - 1fc iss.t Mississippi dfa-
ME, AM has
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
Dt. jeff Peak.
SUR & ED N D. N TTs =,
Fowler and Denton,

DALLAS, DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS
1. IsfO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

FTV"fHFTW
pleasure of meeting in this place on ycstcr-
day, Mcssrs Degraff-& Smith, contractors,
and Mr.. Hyams, locating engineer on the
Southern Pacific Railroad. Our readers
will recollect that there are 600 hands at
work on the first division of 25 miles this
side of Marshall. These gentlemen are
now prospecting for the best route with n
view to Immediately locating and putting
under contract the second division of %
miles.-Tgler Sentinel
The Sentinel says that two military COM
ranies,-cne cavalry and one infantry
have been formed in Canton, Smith county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14
List ofths Appointments ofthe Preach
ers of the Rast Texas conference

SAN AUGUSTINE DISTRICT,
n 4. h!liiaas, r. u
shelhysille Mission, John rstille,
Carthage cireuiL wm, X. Wilson.
Douglas Mission, J, II, Cox.
Melrase Circuit, e. L. llamil.
Jasper II, NJ. Sloyall.
Negion, ]. NJ. Hall.
Milan, Il, NJ. Leaion,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
From the Maine Farmer. Dec %

A HINT OR Two on STOCK BREEDING
There are two extremes which should be
avoided IN the management Of breeding stock,
especially on the male side Years AFRO, when
We first owned any cattle, we obtained a fine
young bull, and feeling ambitious to have him
look fat and sleek, we fed him high and had
HIM used in the most careful manner. He was
well supplied with provender and kept in
warm stable. He became fat and handsome
to look at, but we soon found that he began to
lack vigor and activity, and failed to accom-.
pllsh what was desired of him. We then be-
gan to reduce him, and in time we got him
too lean and weak to do his duty. Here was
an error on the other extreme. Another turn
was taken IN our management. A fair allow
ance OF hay and provender was given to him,
and he was put into a yoke and made to do a
good days work with an OK by his side. He
was thus brought up to a good working condi.
ton, and at the same time we had no trouble
with INN lie was vigorous and active, and
sure IN his performances of every kind
Since then, we avoid the extremes in breed
ing stock. We never keep an id e bull they
are always broke both to the single and dou.
bic yoke In the single yoke they are made
to work alone, like horse, either in the this
or IN the traces and kept in fair working or.
der. They are thus kept quiet and docle, and
are worth double and treble your fat sleek,
lazy bulls, in any point of view.
There is another advantage in this When
an animal is only in good working order you
can readily see all his good and his defective
points, but when he is fat, many OF his defec-
tive points are covered up and not readily
detected. Never buy fat animal to breed
from. II you want an animal to slaughte,,
fat is what you are after, and no matter how
fat 1t be; but for breeding, look for those
In good working order, and then keep them
So. This rule holds good with US, in either
sex. We never broke heiters or cows to the
yoke, because We always considered that
COW had enough to do to make milk, but we
have no doubt that an early training of heif-
ers to the yoke would have a good effect in
rendering them gentle and docile through lie
and this is an important consideration. BY
training them in this manner while young,
they will seldom forget it, and many a barn
gard roV be prevented when they come to give
milk. Besides, they might be occasionally
used in the team, if circumstances should re-
quire an increase OF force a short time in any
Of the operations Of the farm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25

IN either side Or on both sides if you want me
10, If you'll only come and help before 1
sink.
But, said The president, hope you didn't
help the foolish rascal out till he got pretty
good soaking. Ee got soaked CROUCH before
we got to him, says l, for he was jest ready to
sink for the last time, and our logs come pes
ky near getting scattered, and if they had, we
should all gone to the bottom together. And
now Giueral, this is jest what l think if yeu
let South Carolina cut the lashings, you'll see
such log rolling in this country as you never
see yet. The old Ginera started up and
marched across the floor like boy Saws he
Major Downing, she shant cut the hastings
while my name is Andrew jackson. Tell
Sargent Joel to have his company sleep on
their arms every night. l told him they should
be ready at a moments warming.
wish you would jest give cousin Ephraim
up to Augusta jog to know why he don't
write to me and let me know how the legisa
ter is getting along.
remain your loving friend
MAJOR JACK DOWNING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
90 be get.

no LET-Front rooms in Piper's Block,
n on the second third, and fourth floors. Inquire Of
SIS diff VIM. PIPER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
TERMS OF ADVERTTsTNo,

ADVERTISEMENTS published in the DAILY or d %
for three insertions and cents for each sub
selueht insertion Ten lines or less) constitute q
square Advertisements ordered inside. or in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed vii
% charged extra rates. Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms
ia IEkLg First Insertion 81 per square,; ssen sub
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
10 make quarterly payments VIII W fs4uiieU
~ No grdt1ito4s Advertisements. No report reso
lutons or proceedings of any corporation soeetv or
association, and communication designed to cali a{ta
ton to any matter of limited individual nerest ear
De inserted, unless paid for en- Advertisement
~ The Publishers Will not hold themselves respon
sDle ior any errors that may occur beyond the amour
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-25
Qrp GOODS.
A R G AIN ARGAIN S!!
BARGAINS!!!
E U G. e NE LEJARE'S.
WALDO BLOCK.
MILLINERY GOODS

FOR THE. NEXT THIRTY DAYS,
For sale at the Lowest Prices ever heard ofn Worcester
Mr. Lejare was in Europe himself and made all his
purchases there for this market and he can afford to
sell his Goods less than any Wholesale dealers in Boston
New York.
SILK VELVET BoNNErs. actually cost IS 90, sell
for s. 90.
SILK VELVET BoNNETs, actually cost IS 90, sell
Tor SO 50.
BEST RIBBONS actually cost 75c sell for soc.
Also, large lot of
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RICHES, HAIR DRESSES,
CAPS, WOODEN HOODS, sCARFs, BLOND
LACES, VELVET RIBBONS,
and all other kinds millinery Goods for less than cost
Ladies are requested to call and look over the Stock
without fail. dtJlO "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
V A r l E T Y.

Il ToLD You So'-A woman who vas 10
the habit Of declaring, sfter The occurrence
Of any unusual event, that she bad predicted
IL, vas ope day very clsverly sold BY her
worthy spouse, Who, like many another We
vot Of, had got tired Of bearing that eternal
Il told you ss.' Rushing into the house,
bteatbless with excitement, be dropped int
chair, slsva,s - baDds and exclaimed
~ wife si vhat-What-do you
thipki The cd brindlc Gov has gone and
eat up our grindstoue +
The cid woman was ready; and hardly
waiting TO hear the last Sord, she screamed
cut st the top Of her lungs
i told y6u 90, you old fool told you
sol You always would let it stand out Of
doors I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

IN the Arkansas Legislature, (it Is
said) the death Of member was sonouoesd
~ follows:
Mr. Bangor arose aud said 1T is nv
pAinful duty to announce to this ii ouse the
death Of the Hon. Wm. Slangcr. Of Helena.
He was good st draw-poker aud faro, and
hAadled the too,h-pick beautiful He wssu't
81 no account at legislatin'. He was MIDI
diin' on bosses. He pat on too many scol-
lops. He had no ianily ceptiug his brother
Bill, the best poker player on Red River
move resolutions of respect be passed aud
foE'arded 90 his brother Bill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
Lumber and Coal YaFd.

luz uefsfsighsd bas 90 tsad for s.i. q ..,...,
800 assot % ssssuasd Ttmhsr, ektsS - 81
-. y ~ peh.ie a. fsdaetd prices H. A. -.
=, iasn ~ alofasfs srsr o. smaii. q ses..
30 ioi VISITS ~ ~ tsst 80 ess.s. !.
80 'asfed 81 ihis aafkst H.vtre ..s.-.,.s
III. 80 eesi busisfss. NJ wi1 asssys 80 NJ
- ...t. 80 ~ ne zoe % haakfL Hsslss
s.-s - 80 sfiaufenfeu, b uiu fafslsk -
2, 80 desired delivered 81 thsp a
1900 Dfpoi, 81 tihs ffsasfsss 81 - go
49, ~ esf % hst far'esd o. asy - aesis.s
"a 800 ~ 80 ~ 20 ssaFf sfticss sliI 20 ssit
y. n s.,ae ~ eeiofs pee hssiss sissuksrs =.
Ai.ea 70 NJ 81 HffBe, rrirrs n. 80
- Dfsts FioTiaf sad weatksr 1870. I'll
sefs ~ tasf Feies -
'sss Ailsy. Msniastssr We. 80 |''
v.-....,s ,... osOsoE sHKaREa.
oLH AGAL soss,ssty 81 ksss ed re-
}, L, HoOgH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
P O E T | C A l.
sAss OK TuE Roov.

kAts On ruk koof.
whes The band shadows rathsr
ovef ell the sisrsv spAeres.
All De p<lsneAoit tsrksess
]0<eiiv weep. In rainy tsars
IT.. IVY 70 psrss The Pslisw
Ola cottage cAsnbcr bed,
AID listen 10 the psuer
or the soii RAN overhead.
Every untie co the shingles
Has an reho 20 the heart,
And Q thoussbd dreamy Ianeies
Into busy being staIti
Aod q thoosshd recoilecticns
Weave their briEat haes iato woef.
A Z listen IA the psfsr
or The soii rain On the roof.
Tbere 10 fsEey come, mr. mother,
AZ she used To, ycsrs arooe.
To survey the infant sleeper.
Ere she leil Them an ihe dswn;
] can see her b~adiag DER me,
A. ii,irn 10 The strain
Which 10 played upoo the shinsles
By The psusf VI Inc rain.
Then nv liills sersph sister.
Win her wings and saving hair.
And hef bright red, cher ub brslAer,
serene, angelic PAIR.
Glide sround INV ~Aksiui ptllow
With tneir praise al saild tepfovi.
And listen 10 the muTDUr
OF The son rain on the roof.
And smother cones TO thrill me
Win her eyes delicious blue,
And forgot gsziag 90 her,
That ter heart cas- ell untrue;
I remember that loved her
A. I nee may love again,
And ny hearts quick pulses sibfais
To the Psi,er Of the rain.
Tier, 10 nosghi in arts hravurss
That eau sofk wiah Sneh q spell,
10 the spirus pare, deep touhisin.,
Wheaee the holy passions swell,
As thss melody of nature
That sabdued. subiuihg strain,
Whith 30 played upon the shingles
By the pater OF The rain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

"A PAiA SHAKE Elder Kimball, Of The
Mormoo Church. while preaebiug recently
in Salt Lake City, Utah Terri DRY. address
ed some mission aries who were about start.
leg 90 . Pfosely iEipg tour IS follows -
Brethering, want you 20 understand that
Il 10 not 60 be a. IL has been heretofore. The
brother missionaries, have been in the habit
OF picking cut The prettiest women for them
selves before they got here, add bringing on
the uglieSt Tor Us; hereafter you have to
bring them all here before taking any Of
them, and let rs eli have fair shake
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
Lola Mont, 3 ironically remarked IA

- Lola Mont 4. ironically remarked to .
young gentleman:
You ought TO know that there ere four
things which always more or less interest .
lady-A parrot, peacock, MONKEY and .
mao and the bearer you can come in uai,ing
these about equally in your character, the
more you will he loved. Tits is cheap and
exeellest recipe for m king dandy, crsa-
ture which is always 40 object Of admiration
20 the ladies
Lola Is sensible as veil rs aharn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

HAoULT
Z. x LOsIER, PriheipaI-LsctnreT 90 she
Setenee Of 1aats, Basiness Cusoms Pr.
J. NJ. PHILIPS. Professor OF Boob. Kes pinr
and Commercial = Icaiaiions
II. n. DAVIES, Assoc ate Professor Of Book.
Keeping
". Q. JOHNSON, Professor Of PennanshIp.
=. I. WILLIAMS, Esq Mercantile Law
Rev T. Y. REESE, ID. D., Commercial Ethics
TRUeTREB.
hSn jobs Kshnedy, Hon. Joshua Vsbsant,
Hoo Thomas Swan We. "a KeishIsT Pc
jacob Tfust. Esq., Wn KAsbs Esq.
The lime asaslly reguired 10 Goa plete the faII
course, from \ 90 10 weeks
Diploma is awarded 90 ell GFadnates.
- large Cheulars and Catslogaes stating
terms, &C, sect By maiI free sT eAarss
Aedfssf E.K. LOSIER,
June ., '59.-Iy. Baiimo,s Ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

u q HIN X, A, RE u NJ AN
AZ fecsisst diver isnss Nee f,rrt - srsirs
esgFiV 81 GeHTLgMENe WIS
Ftsaah AaRit,s sea Ameficsa CiosAs. csesimsrst
sat NssIiags. ~ ths uoss fusksosssis sFyis a
1fg sslefi csssszefs, Lees. BsrpooT Clesk Rusi
$50 csss 81 Nee Hst aats gsris1v a.
eAsEis oailafs, Dc. Hs iaviss ~ isspsesiss ~
- Psbiie. mar ta -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
FIRE And LIFE
AGENCY

-
CBARLEsTowN, JEFFERSON Co, VA.l
October ], 1859.
nEAR SIRs-lbe leave to oGer you uy ser
Uviees as Agent In this AID adioInips countIss
iof the foiioEing Insurance Companies, the lar
eesl and most favoTsbly knOSn In the Unnsd
States. viz
THE ATNA INSURANCE COMPANY
Authorized CspiIaL ~ 500 900 90
PAID up Capital, 600 600 90
Assets, aO30 t23.e0
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
NV YoHk.
Capital, (aH pad iaj 81 600 10000
Surplus, (Sro.) 900 600 90
CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY,
Capital, $500 900 90
Surplus, a. $50 81
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Accumulated capilai, 81 59s 9OI Sc
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE com.
PANY,
Capital. 500 600 90
wITH A LARGE SURPLUS.
en- prepared 10 grant Life lntGTan,es eithe.
for term Of years oT for Life both 90 the MaIo.
al and Cash systems. Also, FIRE INSURAN-
cES on Buildings Of every Description, Farni-
ture. Piatc. Stocks Of MefehAndiEe, Grain and
Stocks IN Barns. sc. &C.
The Lives Of Negroes also Insured Tor one or
more years, for two thirds Of their value.
EORsiss a. lou a. perfect SolTebey and fair
pfoht will allow.
90 application either personally OF By Ies,er.
Will ~ once make personal exam IN lion faf the
property wished TO be insured, vithia this or any
Of the adjoining Couniiss.
C9- ofiee, one door East the Carer Ho1ss,
ChAriesiown, Va.
Yours Respectfully,
Oct 70. Sly. H.R RIDDLE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

TO HE
Farmers Of Vim inia,

uNR JANEs RfcCfxs a. a.. ...s. ~ ~r.~~
II AGRHsuIrpnss' uSs{ST ~
LAND. o1,,s a. a. F.s..,. sSv.-s
0l~~fns, G.>~. Ds--A-
ss6Bus ceY0b-t noep me u k1wes
ssssfsesssst no. tAs esss sassssaIs sy sxr,s ,esi
ussAnsn ss3ss hia ssssstssa. Ahs
mi1w1uss pn~ ns.l>.l.s>l n.>
$500 o. NE s>st Psfsstss 80 Tie s<st - syAsls
~ ssy ss.sssss y ssess.ss ssss ssry..
ee@es.sssos, SOM sssi<u .ssssss q skks
~. es.. e..s sssrs<sssS shsis tks isst tkres
- =. s.s ssss ssssr ~ s4vse> IN
hsvsiy sses fss acss thss ssr yssss. II M sssstA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

Thns Ee have the most TsliablS and AirAesf an.
lhorhy Of the iD,rrnsic value snd metit OF m.
Copper Rod saf 10 our day every MAJ no m,,,,,
nov inaamnahie possessions, can calmly eli down
IN The midst Of The most violeni III under s:orm, nd
IeeI perfectly sure that u he has iAkes the proper
precautions sgaiosi lightning his effects are ne,.
iectly and Thoroughly secure against al harm
We viii construct the copper rod nd mi 4, apon
eut'dtngsfor ihrty-hve eenis per foot with noIn,,
insula'ors, &C, complete. Insurance CON "a ME.
10 put up 10 baildingA wv
Address
CAMPBELL a LEE.
aug ~ ~. WiBehester We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
DISSOLUTION.


TIVE a'm Of MsIkews a koniekof.r 1. this
n dsy Dissolved ~ mutuai conssBt
Baitmofe, 3. q MATHEWS.
March ~, is6o ny. ZCLLiCKoFPER.
The PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSE
NESs sil - eoatisusd ss Formerly 81 the sId
Dspot ~ N uosafd o. by SEAL q MstAsws.
lais q The hfm u MalhsWs a Zoliiekof,F. snd
u batlef, % ysasrs0a Co, Va aader he siyIs
o. Asihsss Butisr. We would ask II oug
Gtssds eouiiausaee o. he patropase - lIbsfsL
" E'esfsd 70 ne oh arm, and solicn esnsisb.
sOf Figsr, gfais aad seefs tss-iksf vith
Silica y kinfs u COUNTRY PRODUCE aad
hGea ~ tutci afisntioa - bsstnsss 70 msfa the
approval soa eoaatsses % ihose who psfosfEs
M.r,sis sd-y or sGG ThEsT
DtSsoiafiOn.
gHtHE panusrship h.'fftgfofs eHisiiaF hsigrsh
u ihs BufefsiFbsd 10 businss. 81 Bummit
Poiut undsf he sane Of gscot Thomas a CO
% ttla daY Dissolved b. iautuai consent All
debss dee ne hfm aiu b. colifctsd ~ ~. Thomss
tnd Ell dsbn osiag ~ ths ffm siii BE- pai6 by
him. IACOR THOMAS
Nsfsh R2 1850
Tee sbovs d,ssoiatioa wui not sGsct 10 suy
10y 10 eusisneft 81 ths late hfa. TIE snfsfsira
- isndffiaR BE ihanks fof ne pausnsrs ksfs-
toiofs received solicits coafiausnes oftbs ssme
49,. 90. 1ACoB THOMAS.
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SINGERS
Sc WING n ACHINE S
4 INV MACHINE
Whics makes NO Noise!

yJE desire 60 -ali the aIieption Of TAtLOR6
W 90 our Ne W BA CHINE, iost iron cur
hansfaotory, sale b v the
Fastest MaeIlBe in the WOTId!
Runs EASY, AND MAKES NO NoISE9
f9This improvement ~ fouRd 10 no other me-
ehine apd u scared By letts - patent
To those ubo have fsi 'ainsd from buying
We Offer the most perfect mach 1e, The only
that does every kin6 % isiofih 2 the hnest add
the eosfsett. al The work Of the sFSmily. binds
hats, csPs, nonis, Esiters. tkoes apc every thinR
necessary 70 h. sssed. The r-putaiisa o. cor ms.
ehiass q 600 10 op-Tstion 10 ihis City " safeent
recon mendstion 20 he new imPfoVsmfbt.
E<y- Sent sOf q copy II J. ~ BiNGEk q cos
GAZETTE, Which Oil be tee Pagtiss
wishing 20 porcbase, vii notice oar "a aeh,ae witk
ons operst0r-Wiil 90 mote wofk has sny ether
tUO machines, which is Eaia of 100 Der cent
Pixies ranging from $50 20 Bf23.
". r. BRODERiCK, Aesbt,
10 baitimuTs Street
lsnuarY y, 1890 -iy. BsHimors. NJ
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