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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
WoRK The bes, lcsson a father ca

WORK The bes, icsson father can.
give bis sou Is 'his w urk; strengthen
your moral sud mental faculties, .s ym,
would strengthen your n.',ssies by vieor-.
Gus sxcrcise Learn to c,aauer ciroum-
stances; you ere then independent of for.
tune. Th. men OF athletic minds. VIM
ief' their marks on tho years in which
they lived. were MI trained in q rough
school. They did pet mount their high
position By belp of lew rage; they l-apcd
into chasn,s. grappled with the opposite
rocks. avoided avalanc!i... anil. when the
goal vas reached, falt that but for the toll
that had strengthened thsrn as thes s,reyc.
1t could never have been attained"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

y~xfs Ii. Ne. led sgaiust the Bal-trrtsss h<l
army. consisting at 700 600 ioet 2l0. .uOll
horse, aud 10000 charrlots armed with
scy'hrs.
Italy. little before IIannibals tine
was able to seaa iato the field nearly one
million af rt,sn
SfmHamis employed 1000. 600 men in
huiiling the mighty Babylon. She took
|. 0qO, 600 prisoners at the Indus, aud
sunk. | 600. 0n0 boats.
sfnuacherib ldst in single night iSj-
0Oq men byfthc destroying an.el--3d
Kings. 10. sJ--io 81.
a SHIRT tiipe after the taking of Baby
Ion he forces Of Cyrus consisted OF 60O.-
900 tost l2G. 600 horse, aud 2,OOO ehali-
OTIS armed with scythes.
All army Of Cambyses. $4,000 strong,
war buried up in thc desert sands uf
Africa by south wind
When Xerxes arrived at ThermnpylG.
his land and sea forces amounted TO q
64l ,GlO. exclusive of servants, women,
sutljs. etc iu all numbering 5 .38s 32o
SH13Y lierOd0tusi. Piutarch, aud Isneratcs
~hs army Of Artaxerxes, before the
battielof Cunaxa. amounted to about L.
200. 900.
le,iih"usand horses and 900 900 f,ot fell
"n the fatal field of issus
Nher J.ru~a,eil WAS taken by Titas, l.
O0O,00O perisll~l in various ways
The i',rce "f Darius ut hrbrla murdered
m"re tban l,O00OaO The Persians inss go
900 usi' III tnls tsLttle; Alexander about 600
nIen Arian says the Per>ians in this battle
lost 3os,oo0; te Greeks l,2U0.
The army Of ramrrlanc is said to have
amounted to l.600 0J0, anu that uf his auuag.
onst, B..jAzss. 4)D D,0JJ.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

e Nn application of Robert Ford. n.,minis-
Y trnt"r "t JOHN l.. B'4l-y. la,a OF Sai.,
Hsry's COUNTY, Decreased, it il .siersl nv the
C"ir', that the said ad,nnistrator n'tify the
cred'tnrs OF tho said d-css.ed tn# file THEN
'i~'ms against the said deceased in tae Reg.
lister Of Willie "fsce "f saint MarT's county
or ~ hetsre the 2eih day of January next
for dividend. AVID that this order be- published
in the Saint Mary's Gazette once d week i,
each week until the said 26th day sif Jsaaary
next.
Test. J. r. n. RAIEY. It,
Register III Mills
first. Mar.s i,ounty.
Nov. 2eth. lsea.-fd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

] Ttxpa o. susscsIrTSor lEoo peran-
nam q he paid vfshin six ns'lhthe. No
;;I;||||,] !: |, '.:l ] \, 60 e; =;
paid. except at the option Of thl' publish
er.
TsrMs or ApvRRTIsIsa.--Sl per
square ror the first insertions. and 25
cts. for every subsequent iilsertion.--
Eigh. lines or lees constitute q square.
IF the number Of Insertions be not marked
ON the advertisement. it win Vie publish
cd until forbid, and charged afrnrd:ng:y.
A liberal deduction made 90 Hnose who
.sdys rtise by the ycar.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
Nihon dc J. Euclos. the famous Fr.nc

Nihon dc L'iEuclos, the famous French
beauty, like Popp;ea. the mistress Of Nero.
rs said tn have preserved her lnveliness
utlmpaired to mature agr by the iaiiy
use of a bath of asses milk. The fair
Qaeen of Seats baihed id wine; and the
Earl of Shrewsbury. when acting as. bel
custodian, cnmI4ained bitnrly of the ex-
pens, she sentailrd upon hiarhy this iaxn
'rn'ssss cns..sni. Hft was white vine Ii.
ladies thus employed f,r the purposes ol
the toilet. aud it vas mainly u>e. by ,hnst
of n certain age" who desired to re,sove
th'ir wrinkles; youns beauty cnntr,;ed i;
self with bath OF milk. According Il,
Strait. If you wish TO obtain bright aud
sangn'ne compilation, You n,nst iirs; use u
hut bath until you brcomc uarveIlous,y
fair ai,d rudiy. y wine bath was a>sur-
ediy reucii TO he preferred 10 rsc s"st
Of csp"ns fed with vipers. by uaich ihc
beautiful Vrn"tia Dgay, wife Of the &C.
centric Sir Keueln. cndeav"rea to im-
prove her complexion Sir K-usl,u J.. al
sn supposed to have made his laav feed
upon the great snail, or hc'ix ponuttia.
washing down the unsavory rep;lst with u
draught Of vi per-wine. fbr The preservation
oi her beauty. No wonder that she lied
in her thirty-thirl year. and that onIy "a
s'uall quantity Of brains was found in
her ead.-Hoa,e journal.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

A PAUpHR REPRESENTATIVE Tho New
Bedford (AIas.-) srandnrd says "A repre-
sentative has bee, elected from a district
in Essex county. in this State. who has
bee, aided as paupcr the LAST year lie
Was voted for 10 nrder thus to sarc tha
town from the expense of his surpcrt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE OF cosuITrAL IT'D JAIL.

lIe is hack. about Ave feet SIX inlhes high;
~avs he tel"i,gs q. Mr. Renjamiu Ciuynn. .f
81. M.ry'k County Had ,,n ordinary cloth
ing. he IL alsmt SO year. I'D.
Now netice i herel.y given. that ,,rlsss the
owner Of said negro, William FraA.is. shall!
rsre inrward on or h.f.,re the 22d nf jan
aisry. 1864. and paw ar secure all sach costs
and Charges as hase as-rued or may accrue hy
reason nj arprslsadsng. iinpris.,ninit aud all
rrr,isia,g xa,i rus,nsvaa. then the sl,d negro
will IL discharged, ssrrNrslinc to law.
PErkH ti. GRIMER. Sheriff
II Prinre Gssssge's tsou,ay.
New. 2sfh. IsGc--sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
u|lknnw what induced her tn

9u Frt.'narSed the new ARRIVAL
Fl"'Wen. We can't say. neighbor, as how
she's SO far list ss to be indaced. but then
shes gone and disgrsced Us. remarked the
afflicted father
kcs. stranger, and-uot as should
say it as Is her mother-hut thar warn't
nnotior gal IN ali the 'yrss than our Sal
She's gone and brought rain Oh her head
now followed fhe stricken mother.
'Nh" has she gone of with r inqsired
the .i>itor
Well. there's the trouble. The gal
could have done we'll. and might have mar.
ried Martin Kthoe. a capital shnensker.
who. although he has bu, one eye. PLAYS
the flute in lively manner. alhl earns a
good living. Thrn look what lie she
has tirsrried; shc VAS here sIrroun,iea nv
al! the luxury in the country said The
father.
Yes. wh" knows what poor Sal will
have to eat, drink und wear now 2 greaned
the old w",uan.
And who is the fellow that has taken
her into such misery
Why. she's g'ue off and s,ot married to
critter called an editor. as lives in the
villa &c. and the Lord ouly knows now he
to airu living
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the stock II goods oi
the late firm of Leach g. johnson. !
sh;,ll coniinue business at the old stand, but
'tall hereafter, seIl fer CASH only ] shall
rr,ar,, trtm Baltimore city in a few days
with fne assurtnarr,f of FALL and WIN
ri Il GOODS, and shall he glad Ito see the
la'n,ns af the old irn. aud Tho rnlAlie gcncr-
sNv. when they desire anvihing ID my line
have adopted the CASH system HAT may
hn- lnwer aLd sell cheaper. which ilaust prsve
il.niualiy beneficial & myself and lcns,o,nen
WM. F, LEACH,
Hr'sts1 St Glsnsrs's Bay.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
DISSOLUTION OF C0PARTNER.
SHIP

TE'ilE Copartnership heretofore sxisting be-
tween Wn r. Leach and II. L. JehA-
.oD. under the irm and style af Leach 4
Johnson, was dissolved On the 18th # Octo-
Ter inst, Nv mutual consent. Eifher partnes
is authorized TO settle the busitsess of the
late arm. Persons indebted In us srs hereby
urgently requested to cali and settle their
claims without delay
WM. r. LEACH.
C. L. JOlHASoN,
October 18th. 1Ge3-tf ii
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

ESCAPE oY REBEI PRgs,xGss -:7crcniy.
eight rebel rris''n"rS escaped frta Camp
Donglas Oh "Wednesday hi .h,. fr Digging
a tnunsl from the barracks 10 thu eu;.;ef,
OF the fence Beimern twenty aud .l.ir,y
had been retsken up TO last evening
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

New York ELEcgI0s At the late
municipal elrcrion in New Yrrk
d.nfhcr Independents lle,nocrat. was
eiseard May"F "srr It's regaiaI D,mccratic
csudiias~. bs"l,-. ana ii.uc,. R"putlissn.
ty s1ine SIX tira..La H. 4i,riIy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
Eos SHERIFF.

Leo n Ha~dea il recommended IN the so
ieFs "i Saint Mary . County. a esisdida,e f:,I
sher'a Al The next el,.cslan. asd ii he will ean
'en' te 'e a candidate, ne viii be warmty sup
ported by
CMapTico Disrxscr,
Decsm.er 3rd, l663---ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

There is this difference between han M
ness and wisdom. lie thar thinks himself
the happiesE msr. really il 20: bur he that
thinks himseif the wi.es,. il gcncrsl the
greatest fool.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
FOR sHERIFr.

GEORGE d. DUKE annaunces hln1e,f as a
candidate for Sheriff. al the next eIs'stion In 81.
Msrv's County, and selici,s sie sur1lser Of his
trends ard fellow citizena.
Nov. 2sth, is63--e. IN
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

To gAsisH FLEAs AND MrsoUir Ks
Dilute isttae of thyme with swa al.
aud dip pieces ef paTer 10 il. ha si.e
p .prr in yvar roous.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
JACOB BRESCeIE,

Hr is cuIp@r e.l,T~,i. four feet sillI or eight
inches hi..h; ssrx hr rhelonxr t, .Iehls III. Sssth-
on'n. d It. MArr's Ennniy. re istbuut 16
year. -ld.
Now Iiasirp Is heretsF given. that aluisss The
"rner si saii lsfsna .Izcot, Rrasioe, shali
come forward os. sw lx.fsr the a1iE ri .iass-
uars, 1864, AMI par IN sernre ail Inch fsxfs
and charges - i.:sve ssrraed ur i,,sly srrrur
hy reason II sIfrstsusslin.. isnlrixslning aud
ativrrtlsarc saisi rn,mway. then the s.iI negro
will be sischsfesd. sc,rrliag II lAx
PLIf.k k,. tiistA4 IlS. sheriff
~ Friiarc G.srgrs lvut.iy.
Nov. s2s<i., issc--aT.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

S'.Why dol.'i you ask your zxec.4
heart 10 insrry n
II have asked her 90 81
Nv hat .lid she sa, -
18th | havr.ih.. refusal af her.''
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

A RePnsliean pslnr says ..tLe Demo-
Gratis have recriv.'d .ach licking that IT,. '
csssnat sur*iv-M Ii docs bot f..llsw
LaEaras survivesi after the dogs licked him.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

"Tuou AR rHE Man, lack Hahn. III
speech ~ Manchester. N IT.. last week..
asked. in the voice Of The Ball Of Ban,
where Is the Eaan Who il s'sch das-.
tarsly coward that he viii uot sacsSs;;,,.r
friends, properly, aud even life ifself, tsne tTe
present. gT'st struggle With tho rehrIlien sE''
We answer. as Nathan kpid Ia T,ayid Il Z.
"Tbqu art the ,nsis. Years ago.k in |, M
Senate. Hale declared that if III. conflict
ever came, hs should be f'usd upon the
battlefield. musket in hand; and tn.. twenty
years he has labored to bring the country
into a stale OF dirunion and ci.iI var.
And now that bis lahors hayc heen .uccc,s-
inl ana his ardent desires realized, he
SLOWS hiulsrlf just Nh; ''da. tlrily coward"
he enquiries for. ~. H. l'.ltri.t.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17
NOTICE or cOMMITTAL T(s JAIL

VAS committed to sle Jail .of
Prince Gecrgr's G.uusy. Maryland.
- . Tsitsasvas, = Negro Hoy. who
call. himself II
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

FoRrY THOUSAND DEsE.rERs IN Cas-
ApA.-The Newbaryrort (Mass.) Herald
says From letters from Canada and from
men wao have recently visited there, W..
have informarion which leads TO the con-
cias'on thai there are at least forty ttipusand
wen in the Ertish Provinces who hare
served from six months ~ year and a ....s u
u, our armies, some OF whom were broken
down by the hardsl,ips Of war; some bad hi
treatment ironl drunken or brutal otlieeerrs7; lieerrs7;
more OF tieu, having sick furlnugLs or
hoer'y TO visit their homes. overstayed
'neir ilme. and feared to gn back, most OF
whom wgild now gladly resurn Ia shair
duty if they cnuld be assured TINT thev
could do so wlthout being exposed 20 .h.
tcrrors of a cocrt.inartial asd punishment
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-12-17

1TsSt.ss1.s7 fFuiu suneF-atun
dance OF qualities in tAesnsalyes ssui.
from y eonssience too sensitive. n TASTE
too fasfidiops. self-torgetiuluess ,oa rc-
mantic, a motlesty tho retiring. I v;,.
bot go no far as to say, with living r.,rt
THAT the world knows uo,hing Of it's yrra-
test men i but there are forms OF great.
ness. ar al least excellence, ,ha, ai, .nd
make no sign; there sfs martyrs that miss
the palm but mo. the stake; iiere are Nc.
roes wilhaat the laurel. and couaucrors
without the triumph.
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From the Kanawha.

From in officer of one ofthe regiments
stationed in the Kanawha Valley, who
let Charleston, Va, on Friday. and ar
rived here yesterday morning, we learn
that onr pickets on the Rll.igh road, be-
tween Fayetteville and Raleigh. were at
lacked and SURROUNDED on Sunday NOR
ming last, After afght they al es-
capped bpt ole. diminishing continued
un,iI noon Of Tuesday, when our pick
els we're all driven in. TIE enemy at
tackled the force under command Of
Colonel White at P. NJ. on Tuesday
with cannon, AID kept up the fire brisk.
" until Wednesday noon. when they
fell back. We fought them from our
breast. works. and had orc killed and
nine wounded, The rebeis were under
'Brigadier- General McGausIand.
| is known that Generals Imboden
and Eckles were at Lewisburg, Va, with
the force that was lately operating on
the Baltimore & OHIO Railroad, and it
is expected that this movement on Fay.
ettevtlle is merely leinI while they op
crate elsewhere.
Our Generals are making the necos,
sary preparations to meet any DISPOSE.
ton that may be made Of the rebel force
in The Kanawha Valley.
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APPROXIMATIONS
BY the Executive Committee 90 ii
Constitutional Contention Of
West Virginia. IS


West Virginia.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
/ STATES having under the Act Of Cou.
gees approved December 81. 1862, eatilled
IAN Act for the admission of,he State ofiWe4t
Virginia into the Union and for other burpo'
SEES" issued his Proclamation, bearing date or
the Goth day Of April, in the year one tAo5sand
eight hundred and sixty three, declaring that
the said act shall take effect and be iufforcc
fEom und after sixty days from the said d9sel
Now, therefore, the undersigned, Daniel
Lamb 7. c, Van Wrinkle. Ebert II, ,Osld'
we'll, Ephraim d. Hall and James W. Paxton.
the Executive Committees Of the Constitution
al Convention Vi West Virginia, do hereby,
pursuant TO the Ordnance passed by Tho Con.
vcntion, on the nineteenth day OF February
1868, entitled "An Ordinance 10 provide fol-
tue 6rganization Of the State of West Virginia I
MAXI KNOWN that m election will DC held on
THURSDAY. THE INVENT EIGHTH DAY
OF MAY NEXT, being the Thursday next
succeeding the thirty fifth day from the dRte Of
the said proclamation oftho President. a the
several places ofvotng IN the forty.eigM dApp'
ties 10 be included in the State Of West Qilgin'
ia, for the election, under the Amended lCon
slitptiou thereof, Of SSFGtors and Deiegdyes, q
t'oU6rnor, Secretary Of The Adtf treasurer kaNai'
tgJ, Attorney General, three Judgesofths Saprem.
Court Of appeals, Judge for each Circuit and
the following officers for each county, tina; TO
say, Clerk Of he Circuit Court, Shsrif sPfastca'
ting Attorney, SurpsyOr Of LGg3s, anlltseTdsr
and that the said election isto be held, add tho
results thereof ascerlained, certified and retur-
ned according to the directions contained in
the above mentioned Ordinance. And that
pursuant 10 The said Ordinance, the Senator'S
and Delegates so to be elected are 70 sssgmhle
at the City Gf Wheeling on SATURDAY, NHE
TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE NEXT sseing
the sixty.frst after the issuing Of the said roc
lamaton of the President. at eleven O'clock in
the forenoon, and proceed to organize tlem-
selves, in retrospective Branches, as the Leg
islaturc Of West Virginia.
Given under our hands, this twenty-second
day of April, in the year one thousand eight
HUNDRED and sixty three.
DANIEL LAMB.
j. w. PAXTON.
p. G VAN WlNKLE ; Executive
j. H. CALDWELL, Com.
L. B. HALL,
april 80. q.
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4prll 30, a,

Mason County Classification ofJusilcps,
AT A COURT continued and held for the
IA county Of Mason, at the Courthouse
thereof on Tuesday the sth day of July. 1862.
The following classification Of Justices was
adopted by the Court, viz:
JOHN McCULLoCH, Pre-. Justice.
FIRST CLASS George stophonsou,fJ. II,
Miller, Jacob P. Kesterand Lewis Bungarnor
SECOND CLAsst D. J. Rollins, John Nc
Cnll1Oh, ST., neubea HARRISON aRd Eugene B.
DAVIS.
THIRD CLASS. John !. wes. Apollo Ste.
phens. David George "a E. NJ. Rollins.
ForRTu CLASS .JoeaiL. Jnrdou, William
Stewart +. ]. Duffer, and s. " Sommeryile
FlFTH CLAss.---R iclad Bush, 49, -7-------z-
and Chas. A. Vaughn. =
Ordered that the Courts hereafter be held bv
the Justices composing the seyarl Glasses
above mentioned and in tie ordeF',.sy they are
classed to.wit:
FIRST Glass to hold September Term, 1869
February and Septcmberterm 1863 and March
Term, 1864.
Second Glass to hold October term, 1862
april, August and October term, 1863 and 4.
pril Term, 1864.
Third Glass to hold November Tern, 1862
May and November Term, 1863 and February
and May Term, 1854
Fourth Glass to hold December Term, 1862
Juno and December term, 1863, and June and
August Term 1864.
Fifth Glass to hold August Term, 1862, Jan
uary and July Term, 1868, and January and
July Term. lsGl TESTE:
JAMES H. Hol LQWAY, CLERK.
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Mr.. Cranes letter Accepting the Nom
ination of the ParkersbuTg Conven-
lion for the Position of Auditor.


AuDlroR's OFFICE.
Wheeling, Ma, IL, l8Gs.}
E2ley r. Hall, Esq, Secretary Of the
ParkTsJrg Coarsatton!
Dear !Sir-Your note of the 18th inst,
informing me that the Parkersburg Con.
yeutiou had chosen me as their candi-
date for the office Of Auditor Of the
State of West Virginia, and requesting
me to accept the same, is received.
In reply, permit me to say, that |
could not refuse to accept the nomina-
ton, although in doing so, l relinquish
the Authorship Of the restored State of
Virginia, at $4,000 per apnum, to &C.
cept the same under the new State at
81 500 per annum. But have no de-
sire to leave the country and the people
with whom have grown up from youth
TO manhood, and with whom l have ia.
bored to secure tAg blessings of the new
Stale.
Although The compensation OF the
new Office is so inadequate to the expense
eta ciylfs, aud he aRties cfthe Office yet
with all The experience 4 have gained as
Auditor Of the old State, End with all
thezeai of \ true friend Of the Jew
stated will iii elocttd) devote myself
to the discharge Of the duties Of the Of
fee.
Thanking the members Of the Con-
vcntion for the confidence reposed, /
am
Yours, de-, SAMUEL CRAZE.
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ELRGLYL1. IS.

| 4 T Rules held in the Clerks Office Of Tho
! X Circuit Court of Mason county, in the
mopih Of April, 1863.
Virginia L. Ncwman,l In debt aud upon at
Assignee 10, vs.. lachment'
Nm. W. Newman,
THE object Of this suits TO recover against
J the defendant the sam Of orc Thousand eight
hundred and twenty-five dollars, and the in
terest accruing thereon,
! Bnd tho defendant net having entered his
! appearance, and tappchring by tho affidavit
! OF the plaintiff filed WITH tho papers ia the
Office, That hersaid claim Is Just, that she has
present cause Of action theNAior, aud that Tie
tleiendent W. W. Newman isa person repue,l
| 10 be In sympathy with the Southern Rebel
| lion, or the so.chilGd Confederate States, and
that said detendent has heretofore voluntarily
/ LEFT his usual place Of abode aNd has EeClo
fore gone Gul Of tliereaeh Of personal Service
Of civil process issuing from Tho FSld county
| 81 Mason, in which he last resided, and has
so remained for more than ninety days ncStbc.
fore tho issuing Of tho attachment aforesaid
aad that aid defendant has estate aud debts
flee h'pria ftP sad 6s4aty 81 Aasril
Now, therefore, on motion Of tho Plaintiffs
attorney il Is ordered that tho said defendant
do appear hero within one month amer due
publication Of this order aud dc what is tp'
ocssary to protect his interest in The premises
Teslo.
GaAS, +. W4QGEN IN, ci@t l.
ilrfS, Hogc, Redmond s EGglsRIP. 4 :.
apr lG-w4,
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MARRIED.

MARRIED On the Doth Of May 1863. ~ Rev.
h. A. ARMSTRONG, Mr., JolS ELswlcK to Miss
EItz, sTrPHENs, oil Of Point Pleasant Mason
County West Va
MARRIED May. Goth 1868, at the Virgins
House, Point Pleasant BY Rev, d, II. X. Dix
Mr., Frank Guthrie Of Gallia Co., Ohio, and
Miss Sarah Jane Smith of Point Pleasant
West Virginia.
At Kinnekennick, Lewis county, Kentucky
by Rev. Mr.. Jacobs Mr.. VIM, Lyons Of this
place, to Miss Luena MayGeld Of the former
place.
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Cn.,ure ID Alernndrla, La..-OGlcal.

WARRESToS, May 4.
Hon Gideon We!s', Secretary Of The
Nary
Ihaye the honor 10 inform you that
/ arrived OF the mouth Of the Red NV
er on the morning of the 4th inst and
on the 9th took possession of Fort De
Russey, about 8 miles from the mouth.
On the evening of the 9Th I took posses
sion of Alexandria without resistance.
Gen. Banks arrived in Alexandria
on the evening Of the 18th and turned
the city over to him.
DAVID D. Porter,
Acting Rear Admiral.
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Or. Robacl,s scandlnoyinn Rcmcdic,.

,Qr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
Areyou sick no matter what organ is aTcc.
Joe, depend upon Ittho blood, which Is the
food and sustcnauoe Of every organ, Is full OF
corruptionl My ScRidihNvian blood pills and
Blood Purifier, break up the source of disease
~ the fluids Of the body, They purge aud pu.
,rliy the elements of the blood. Hence tior
quick and complete cures in dyspepsia, scrof.
ulo, cruptlons, fits, tumors, nervousness, kid.
,noy complaints, piles, low feyers, debility,
rheumatism, headache, want Of sexual vigor,
s'c', These remedies are astonishing the whole
Neqiel world SEC Advertisement
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Nr, Editor; You viii please announce yM,
IL, T0MLTNSoN, as Il candidate for re.olcc.
ton to the office Of Prosecuting Attorney, for
the county of Mason. at the election to be held
under the New State organization, and oblige
u MANY UNION VOTERS.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Cincinnati. May q7

NTUUTNHuUi Wuy IT
FLoUR-Psr barrel IS 650s5 20.
for supcrfno.
GRAIN-Wheut 81 25@l27 for red
and 81 S5@$l 40 for white.
CoRN--Wo quote at GEO in bulk.
GR0CERlES-Colicc, Rio 3lt033l.
Sugar ll@llIc; Moassos, $4,000.
HAY--Thc market rules heavy at
S9o@2l per ton for prime Timothy.
PQTAToES-Tho receipts continue
Liberal, at 10000 for prime Ecshan
nocks.
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Successful Raid in Virginia.

FoRrRxss MoERoE, Nay s3.-Tho
raid into Mathew and Gloucester coun.
ties, ordered by Gen, Reyes, under Col.
Fitzpatrick and Captain ellis, has re
turned. Itwas entirely successful and
brought back large number of horses,
mulls, &c. 1t was a combined land and
wafer movement.
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TIN AND STOVE DEPOT,

TTz-g THE subscriber would respectfully call
the attention Of the people of Point
s1NE Pleasant, and the country generally,
that he is still carrying on the Timing business
at his old Stand ON Main street, next door be.
low B. Gilmoro's Store, where he is ready to
accommodate AL whomay favor him with their
patronage. He keeps constantly on hands all
kinds of Tin mud ShectIron Ware. Also q
good assortment Of Stoves Of the most improved
patterns, job Work and repairing ofOll kinds
done with noatncss and despatch upon the
will bogRen to ROOFING, SCOUTING, dc.
Country produce taken in exchange for Tin.
Ware, JOHN LEONARD.
lnlY . lgGA no ll-lN y.