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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-16

Having been improved, is nov undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking Roasting and Broiling properties are
nexceptionsble and In economy Of Fuel is unpaF-
sllelnd; with its
NEW PAFEET ATE
It viii burn Coal wen a. Wood most admirablyi the
oven being thoroughly ventilated Il VIII produce 9
perfect and healthy bake, equal to that OF Bakers
Brick Oven: Hoasting and IOasting Is done before
the open IRE, and BrOiling over live Goals on the
hearth as common sense dictates. It Is manufactured
in this cit and the material used and the Work
manship Of the best quality; finally, II gives per
feet satisfacton to all, hundreds OF ID
this city and surrounding country, who are daily
using IT, VIII testify. 49,
THE MORNING STAR Nc STOVE Is .
new and desirable pattern, h1chs with variety Of
others, make our stock c0mplete. We also have on
hand great variety Of Parlor and other heat
ing Stoves, forCoal or Wood, at reduced prices.
most beautiful styles Of
FNAMELED Ora TES.
Also-aIl Of tho most useful articles OF House Fur
nlshing Goods Nails and Farmers Tools.
We inst reosiving the latest improved styles O.
BIRD CAGES, which are offered at the lowest Prices
We Wemanufacture largely and have for 9ale - whole
sale and RETAIL AL the various articles Of Plain ana
Japaasd Tia, Copper and Shset-IToB Ware,
We oHef the almost endless variety OF goods in
line for sale at the lowest cash prices on the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
D8An Housekeepers and those who contemplate
Housekeeping and the t'rest Of mankind are most
cordially invited tocal before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for themselves. SUBTRACTION Is GuARAN-
FEED ct the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of ", 1. MARYIH,
41r.- 30. 50, South side Pu6. square,
auR25.dh Cleveland. Ohio
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vnsa 5. 5. sTRvENs, NJ, NJ. Of


ifDR J. A1ER, Dear Sirs-I have been a1iietsd from
my birth with scrofua in its worst form, and now
after twenty years trial, and untold Of amount oI
suffering, have been com pletelf cured IN eN Nee4A
By your Pills. With what feelings Of rejoicing write
can only be imagined Ehon you realize what have
suffered, and how long .r
Never until now havs been Tree nom this loatn-
ss1ediaaaae in ahabe At times it attacked my
eyes, and made almost bfint besides the pnendu-
rable pain; 81 others Il setted in the scalp o. ny head
and destroyed my hair and has kept me parity bald
Al my days; sometimes 10 came ont in my lace and
kept IL for months q raw sore
uAbout nine weeks ago eOmma1cod ln8 your
Oathartic Pills and now an entirely iron the
complaint. My eyes we'll, my skin Is fair and ny
hair has commenced q healthy grcFth5 all 0f which
makes me feel already O. nov person.
Hoping this statement may be the maana or con-
Veying information that shall do good 70 others an
with every sentiment 0f gratitude
ffYours, &c MARIA RICKER."
81 have known the above named Maria Kicker ron
hor eniahOoa' anu her s51ss lIii 5H3apVH
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SEsArE CHAMHER Ohio, April 5lh, ls5l
eDR. J. @. AYER, Honored Slr:-I have made thor
ough trial ofths CathaTtio Pills. left By your agent
and have been cured b them Of the dreadful Theum-
atism under which he found me sunerlng, The hrst
do8e relieved me- and few subsequent dose8 entirely
removed the disease fol In better health now than
lor some Year, BEFORE which attribute entirely %
the sGects,of your Cathartic Pills.
Toura with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. hHrOAHF."
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asIR:-I have great satisfaction IN assuring 70
that myself and family have been very much benent
ted BY your medicines. Ny vile was cured Two year
since, OF aud dangerous cough Dy your UneE
n Pectora and since then has perfect health
Ny children have several times been cured from al-
tacks Of the luuenza aud Group By Il. IL il an 1nTa
liable remedy for thess coEnplauts- Your Oathartio
Pills have entirely cured ne from q dyspep1ia and
COstiVeness which has grown upon me for years.
indeed this cure is much more importantJ from the
fsct that had failed 20 get relief from the bost ply
scians which this section OF the country aqrds and
from any OF the numerous remedies had taken.
ttYOu seem 70 us, Doctor, like prcvidential bes8-
ing to our family, and you may we'll suppose We arc
not unmindful oft Yours RESPECTFULLY
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STOVES
The Despatch Cooking Stove.

always kept on hand he Is ready 70 sell at th'
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
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ALsO-ON HAND,
KslodeoBs, Small LaStruHeBts, StriSgs, SC
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MEDICAL.
4 YER,s PILLS ARE CURING
"a THESICK TO AN EKTEHT NEVBR BEFORE
KNOWN OF ANY MEDICINE


InEAlida, read and Judge Tor yourselves JULES
HAUEL, ksq., the wen known Psrfumer, Of Ohest-
nut street, Philadelphia whose choice products arc
found 81 almost even toilet, Gays
Il am happy 70 say Of your CAinARfio ftLIss tnas
have found them better family medicine for con-
mon uss, than any other within ny knOwiedga- Many
Of ny friends have realized marked bene1tl nom
them, and coincide with ne in believing that tney
possess extraordinary virtues Tor driving out diseases
and curing the sick they not eectEai, Dut SAC
and pleasant to be taken-quaitiss which mrst make
them valued by the public, when they are EnoNn-
The venerable Chancellor MEBDLAM writes nom
Baltimore, 18th April, 1884: -
ftDr J. O. AYE8, Sirs-I have taken your Pilla WITH
rreat bensdt for the stleEsuesg languor los Of ap
petite and bilious headache which has Of late gears
OVertaken IN the spring. few doses Of your Pl1
cured me. i have used your cherry PoctorAl Tor
many years In ny iamily ior coughs and Solel Win
and feel pleasure to commend yOu for the good you
have done and arg doing
JOHN r. BEATTY. Esq-, Secrstary Of the Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Company, says; -, 4.
the efficacy Of your medicines, having derived Tsry
material benefit from the Of both your fectorAl
and Oathartic Pills. am never without them II NJ
family, shall ever coasentto Be, while my means
me widely renowned s. s. STEVENS, NJ, NJ, Of
Wentworth, New Hampshire, writes
"Having used your Cathartic Pills in my practice
certify from experiences that they are an Invaluable
purgative. In 6I disUrdered tuActlons OF the
liver causing headache, Indigestion costyeness and
the great variety Of diseases that follow they are
surer remedy than any other. In all cases whore
curative remedy 10 required, confidently roeo n
en- have ever found They are sure In their OPERA
tion and perfectly safeQ ualities making them an in
valuable article for publie have for many year
known your Cherry Pectorul a. the bestOough Medi-
ri0r to that admirable PREPARATION for the freshmen
I oi disease8."
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To Msssrs. VIZ. KHABE & Co., Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and i'm improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best in the country. NJ sThAhOSOh-
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SENATE.

The Vice President presented credentials
of Chas. R. Brickalew, elected Senator from
Pennsylvania.
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Csee Out.) W. L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City.
Having been improved, Is nov undoubtsdly The
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RNABE'S PIANOS.
IA HKFu
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 8 EuclId-St, Cleveland, Ohio,
p / A N O s.

From the celebrated manufactory OF WIN. KNABE
4 Co, Baltimore These Planes have the full iron
frame, oTerstrung bass and all the latest improve
ments and for volume and eYenness OF tone easy and
agreeable action durability and finish, are superior
to any other manufacture. All intending to get o
Piano. should fail to these instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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MAE1HE-A Toledo paper says The
Propeller Ontario, Of the Northern Trans
poration Linz between this portland ogdens-
bursh the past season, is receiving thorough
repairs at osEegos and on the opening Of
navigation will be one Of the staunehest
s,samers on our Lakes"
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READY.MADE cLOTHIAa.
TRh POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The kUA,aa,f OF the Railroad.
By the Author Of "Fair 1nv4," :. IA. % -.
Wsles, !" ''The Ghost HuntsrS," &C, a..

CHAPTER V-TAKINa sUPPER.
But the Soldier had scarce finished,
Ere man pat In mis- face
AT the door, and shouted loudly
Twenty minutes at the place
We will stop st next, fof supper"
And in half minute more,
Half the people in the car, Sirst
Were then rushing 70 the door.
AsI wished to have some supper,
And also bit Of fun,
soon followed their example,
And ssrted on q run.
When got in at the table,
Next grabbed man sat,
so silly pl8ced my coffee,
Cup and all into his HAT.
Then shouted to the waiter,
Who was standing near to me,
Come, you cursed, lazy rascal,
Bring me quick cup OF tea
And also some other fXiugs;
Bring dish or two of meat
Here came, not to be Rrinned at,
But 10 get something TO eat-
Soon he came with dishes laden
There was led eggs and beet. steaks,
Pork and beans and boiled potatoes,
Teast and buns and hot corn cakes.
Quick eat up all these good thingsi
Dashed the diahes to the hOor,
Au1 the folks thought was crazy,
As shouted "bring me more y
In alarm they called the landlord,
and they said, "a crazy man
Isdisturbing all our supper,
Please remove him II you can ]"
Then the landlord came up to me-
And with walters three or four
Without asking pay or questions
Gently led NE 20 the door.
[MORE MKT EEKKl
In the meantime would announes 70 the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and Tdafa arrlar r q
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pOl> WAIVED - >IEir iObAt 60 'o-
~ gar usNns, Appy ., % bsfesy., 40
CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH HkLPER
Osynt j NJ - Fast l.,h't. ga
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ri'NC NIK\l>ItKS WANTED On ,
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go .orsins sms in,u Val ',li. eau .srn 70 20
100 ". "
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xx,AYrlp -oI,pItS np..Is<IIlNrN
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60 Wc.tB o1ispy, @i.o l3
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eb.s..'ren. Il 'varde., ma ~ O. a arh.
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sIKAW BAGS WANIfu.
, OUOu Rice o. sus,r 3trAs R1rs
Inquire Of ISRAEL Il'EnI II

Inquire Of I-Fk.I Il'EGU.OS.
- f'rv - "' a 10 West ,-.',. .''
'INb Epb kBlSi'Lk>--N MED, ttJbb
l. ani,h.r. e~d one E 7.rder N .. az 1rtova M.
piv To- ii. DGII fIS Z ~IN. r. " %. iueu, 90
RIO MARBLE WORKER, ->INEhAI
1 god ool!shr-, ,ri o.. raf.d. tor flt,trr
pA.'i cu a., sts|v l.~l an. ~. Nsott ~ ~
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70 .nrt 80 ,.,.i ',,'..aSo .,c,,. ,-',,,i
mem vi b. civ L.: n4.e b., SOD h.ur. ned ..
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.nd ~ oc.ook
r.Np bJOKRiNUIE~ WNN1tu I.E
L t,rk.tAr, / and one GOOD el,,. LA. A. l.,
\ ,,,-..tsr "a no.. 80
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Il IN country y. tt:, shoi t,.'s'- ron ~ -.
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Two Ol'IhAithN w - N'h NJ "il' y
L the accu.,orl-f 8 ,he work pefe.iti. 60 al
III v-~S 10 44t buid I'D, F!oaLlyu
TWO or rnrft coon STEAM I.pY>
tain t,t tirt., -, 90
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pUiS AND GIRLS ON BEAlDiAb, WIui-
- lns and dolbhns machines ssut.d none rI'
nytscno-d LAnds. AS. yuuug N4au viz nd Pc
-GI. tsk,as charge % braid " uaeiiucs. Appy
~ Cana VI, Toy Lo,r -
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MAhiIb-A SMAki lUl NJ MAN "
w pottu ;uas,ovc sore, one Who hrt becu a. ~
hh.ir' 80 world D. y gfnitc' nifne Journeyfntu .H
tnllM van ~. A-nL. 20 Lmlrn q. D nnkl.n
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FIRST CLASS 1AIlOkINS
w 90 slts on cu''cn cont, WAcs ON fouf o..
~ dollars pr seek. Apply ~ ~ West io'i
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A lAiLUkE>s on CUSTOM PANIS
hWsse' - to Of vs,t ~ sood >. ADJ hsni.
Appy thls ~, s. To 10 Zen b 81, cor 4.h Syg
4 bUl NANlED 10 40 LlskhSpS, Ar
"A NLbbs ~ ;, foui :. ncAT ANslue -. Pa
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\fOi ~ .Gl.SilhEN or rttit H..
uei nio We t.f org .ir'"', srl vl,' 80
90 '-It mot JOB - 80 70 t.1I'l iur .u t'.rt'
lght 100 do ta WORT thn.e shn vsr' n, I.... tt -
rlnst tnf 80 r,'iHi.''. 'Hhr .U1 t.F I
a,t.''r vfit'rs. cf' 'rr'" that v''f at 'r'.'
thiGg oi toII t'u'r AddTsss y Al SDil..Ut g.
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NANlfn--A EuN ~ An OiSIt.:
w 'n'oon 10 AZ ud the tsb'.. one IA brl'I-
stand ~" in Ap'y ~ S,N'b
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W A<lI.ID.

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NNIA.r . N,,,t 49,, i'm ~,
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NANN ~ VAST CLASS ,uNN,,,.
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w en- dre 90 Ia III bcst vase. p'd oo.e ,h.s
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NrA<tED EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
w en- sf,r.i,s ,r,rlin,. ~, ,,,,il,Iny ,tcsdr sp
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w Of np,i'ius s., man to IN .ke sood s,.'of.
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INFANT - INNEuIAJtIN -IIIIJ
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WANlED--A iiRSi.CLASS IAiipkt -
w en- fire 90 ~. IN, bost vases p'id % ole Int
sn Vi ,s..ior two days at l61 Canal st, Attn foo.
bsct shop. -!
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\,IANIEU A iinNI koIh fAChLK DF
w So Ar.I, at MnId,n Lane lCG
NTANIFD FOR COMPANY WOkh, ~
w good qunrymen to - short dis'aucs in the
country; wages 100 per day passage free paid every
90 ~: must be- itady o start To Dins
from u 10. aud ith ave. ILquns OF h. J. QLlph,
I ~ llb
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A Ii LADIES pESinOlS ~ LEARN 10
4 y.lrats On " e.i.r a Wl..as o. ~ gen. sev-
Nlg us.bpss, eau ts4sgt On 90 kbGs ~ s9is. lur
s. A.Yiy a. - y yft.e az b.. kllu. -
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As CUSTOM vFsr MIKEKS-! Expsr..
AAene,d han's. al o ai.ttlssI, e hou.eseif NJ
py ct s. Mercer Of. Mit REQl Er. %
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- ~ Third .'.uue rHu- "o>rNpEsSN. "
nkEsSMAhEKN WANlED lMMELlAIE-
- ~. Corr. prepared 10 30 10 solk A9py at sly
siIth re. tst ATTN sbi ss.h a.. Ihy
NH >SMAKER> ASDlMrEO\ ER> " ut
- - good vAesEyrn. A.py !os thee d.t, a.
AnLl.. II
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lNNTFk,FNt } OFkkNIOI.N IN HAN
lJlI t-lrt, wanted. ApY.'. l. ,o'ltnha,t .G4
I'kNELOFF GlMNtE NANILp--
II Wanted, youur isiy o. gum ave aIes Who
b .eeustoGe ed to tie busu r.. la!y rurs q : .od
a. Ami, At RAlNp.. :, Us " ii,iatr st ~.
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Az OPERATION WANTED: ONE WHO
A can have the use offs ". 4 usons Swine RIA
rhine. 10 fsrily oft~o pcrsors,.ih plenty Of ~ork
o. 81 h ut. for particulars CAL on tn second %
81 los hafi,ons, y
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a GOOD STOUT BOY WANTED TO Tear
4 lepubi. n. Que lnvius O,sn ~ D
es ll..,neG. APP to "! L sLin s,s, o. -
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1000 kNIEo'hLABphERs wANl-

..l v ..L 10 A coon rkES> MAN y
~ -L. scs's; s'gO l. .uta can h,,. .. 4
q .". e.. .'Ft ur !, IA chin tLi 'nrr 200.
trra hH.'0n h1.'s done bs good "a ore. Co. \ . +,
tpJDAH tnII.Oh, toHyih.'; o,lr, II van
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A GOOD TAILOR WAIVED 10 WUhk by
a the vcst eau ct j. BAEoS'i, ass f,rosG-sy. 2
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a WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE And
I fcmsie help, alt nations ~ No. . Broai-sy.
landed srnploved tnfneiiA,,iy. Coo1s waut. d. pos.
tsr,, aud ia ming Ia d. "a
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WANTED -.

A TTENTION-OSLY FOR -tc.--LADiES
"a earned t. OF, rate on Wheeler { Wilson's eesins
machine In ali IS branches aud PARTICULAR By 81
sfprenecd operator also recommended 10 places
apply Sl5> Eish'h ave. bet 2oth and zIh sv, 10 the
G is store fOO
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L 4nd yysr.hir. D. ulud AID L, ~ nee. r-isrtuoe
yer ne tcal- Store. 9l3
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-28
A Partisan Fancy Bali.

The late fancy ball at the Iullle-
ries was remarkable for its brilliant
absurditics of costume. The Empress
wore superb dress of black and Grim
son, covered with small gold coins in
terspersed with diamonds. The robe
of the Princess Mathilda was stiff
with magnificent emeralds. The
costume Of one noble countess repre-
scented fire, and another appeared in
the toilette ola character in romance,
thus described by Galignani:
"Her hair, colored dark, with vio-
let powder, and built up in the form
of a tower, made her look taller
then she was. Plaits of perils were
attached to her temples, and descen-
ded to the corners CT a mouth rosy as
a bursting pomegranate. On her
breast hung vast collection ofspark-
ling jewels, resembling in their mot
ly confusion the scales of a lamprey.
Her arms, ornamented with dia-
monds, but otherwise naked to the
shoulders, escaped from tunic stud
ded with red flowers on back ground.
She wore a chain of gold between
her acles to regulate her steps, and
her flowing mantle of dark purple
made ofan unknown material, trailed
behind her as she walked, like large
wave.
Madame Rothschild appeared as
gigantic bird of paradise, and the
Countess Aguado as pack of cards.
Large bee-hives were borne to the
saloon, from whence issued swarm
of beautiful young women winged
and humning, each one every inch
a queen; these fairies, charmed by
the music, moved at once to their
position in the dance.
These festivities employ a large
class of artifcers, who live by labor,
but they do not furnish either work
or bread to the helpless cotton man
ufacturers, now literally starving by
thousands on the lower Seine.
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for the New State Elec-
tion-Thursday, March &c, 1868.

DISTRICT No. AT Jones Precinct: Joshua
Hutchinson, Alphcus Holland, Joseph Grubb, .
Conductor, Samuel Harden. At Osborne 5: Eph-
rain Hall. Thomas McBce, Rein H. Brown: Con-
ductor, John W. Phillips.
DISTRICT No. AT Court House: y. Hay
moni, Z. Price, James Domain: Conductor, Har-
vcy Stagers At Guscmans \. c. Eandcrvert,
Asa Hail, Samuel Tibbs Conductor. X. Fife.
D1srRIcr No. 3-At Ross: Jacob Miller: Jas.
Hare. Jacob Newman; Conductor, Joseph Hart
man At LOTUS: George Conn. Elihu Ridge
way, John n Baker; Conductor, c. 5. Ley.
DISTRICT No. AT Cassville James Way,
John Lemlev, Draper Cole; Conductor, Noah
Raver. At Cushman's: James Lazell, K. W.
Courtney, Josiah Ross: Conductor, CIV Sample.
DISTRICT No. 5.-At Lamcl Point: Henry Pot
ter, Thomas 3. Fettv. James Brewer: Conductor,
John W. Hess. At Arnettsrillc; Jas. Arnett
Daniel Glasscock, Isaac Cordray; Conductor, [,
W Miller.
DISTRICT No. 6.-At Mooresvillc R. B. Ten
ant, John Core, Moses Sine; Conductor. Abr:-
ham Tenant At Tenants: John Wiidman,
George ". Smith, John Eddy: Conductor, Ivy
Tenant.
DISTRICT No. AT Warren JAS. G. White.
John Anderson. John Wise Conductor. Michael
White. At Darrnh's: George Price. Jonathan
Shuman, Joseph Shrivcr: Conductor, Frederick
Gump. A. ~ MoND'
J. DEMAlN.
Supcrintendcnts of the Polls for the County.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-03-28

rolling is an important matter, as 1t
facilitates the operations of the reap
er and enables you to secure great
er length of straw, which adds to Its
value.
The quantity of seed per acre to
be sown will depend on the leading
object of the farmer ic raising the
crop. If the seed is the main thing
with him, then two pecks to the acre
is the most unanimous testimony OF
those who have grown it longest and
most largely. If fibre is the object,
the seeding should be heavier: For
the present the safest rule for our
Western farmers is from two to three
pecks to the acre, the greatestamount
of seed.