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Notice to School boards.

District Clerks will please no;ice tha
The time for the annual meeting has been
changed from the last Thursday 10
June to the las. SATURDAY of July, at
such hour AS The Board Of Directors
shall name; and remember to issue The
call for the same ten days previous TO
tia. time. putting up notices in q. least
three public places in the District. You
will also transmit to the County Clerk.
on or before The first day of July ,cerli-
fed list of all persons in the Dis,ric,
lisbIe to pay taxes. also. 10 certify to
County Clerk. on or before the Isl day
Of August, the aggregate per centage
levied on the real and personal pro-
perty of the District as returned on the
roll Of the county. /. is
necessary that each Clerk, on entering
upon the duties of his Office, should at
once send to the County Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction the address
Of the School District Board.
X. X. MCCARTNEY,
Sup't Pub. Inst. OF Jefersoa Co:
Grasshopper Falls, May 1e. 1865.
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QUERY. = The Railroad Company
have gwen notice tha, they will rem,
their lands for the grass. etc. If they
have the right to rent the land has no,
the County a right to tax it? We sur.
gest that the two rights are generally
considered TO exist together; and tina,
as soon as land becomes the property
OF individuals, and is under their con.
troll 1t is liable for taxes. This is q
question in which our County is inter-
estet. AS the taxing of the Reserve lands
would be quite an item in the way Of
County funds.
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Wolf Hunt.

A number Of our citizens went on, OH
Wednesday afternoon. under the guild
ance ofT. 1Critchfeld. Esq. land succeed.
ed In unearthing a VOLTS den, killing
one cub and capturing four others. The
old wolves escaped. This successful
raid was made at point only one and
hall miles or two miles south west
from town, near to the claim Of Elder C.
w. Short. 1t is to be regretted tina,
The Old wolves were not killed, as these
animals are not friendly to the sue
cessful culture of sheep and poultry.
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AsorHER.-The Railroad Company
complains that the timber is cut from
The Reserve lands by the settlers. Viii
they state how much timber has beer
taken of BY Simpson and others, agent.
OF the Company. or with their consent:
Also, whether or not il is true that thew
have contracted TO furnish seven mill.
ions of feet OF lumber 10 be sawed from
the timber on the Reserve?
Our County is deeply interested in
this query. as well as the other; for we
do not wish the land denuded of the
valuable timber. some Of which we are
told. is TO be shipped out of the State.
Will the Company answer these inqui-
ries?
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DR.. T. B. TALBOT'S
Medicated Concentrated
Pineapple Cider.

The proprietor has known TOR long time IN,
very beneficial results arising from the use Of this
valuable remedy, and has been induced to ola
II before the public tor the benefit of suffer ng hui
mainly, IL will increase the strength. give Wig
or ana ee'lon to the system, and regulate dig es-
tion Taken internally for pains Of all kind..
It's soothing and quieiing effect Is astonishing.
Ut. wilcox, an eminent physician, employed
II with gaeat success in tIeating tevers, Dyspep-
Nervou. Affections. Weakness. Diseases OF the
Heart. Stomach a,,d Bowels Delicate Females
VII Nod II an excellent remedy for ell their de-
press nc ailments. IL never fails to relieve Nerv
Gus Tremors Wakefulness, etc Ladies have
used thus article with great success to heiglIren
their color and beauty. II impnris cheer lnes.
10 the sposition, briliancy TO the compile xion
10 travellers u oe inesrimsble value. where the
water !, likely TO vary in qusliry and tendency
Persona Ia any part of the country may sdop,
I, with the utmost confidence rs timely. effica-
c Gus restorative.
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J THE FOURTH H3

Pursuant to the notice in last week s
paper. the citizens of this place and
vicinity met at Messrs. Carson's store
on Saturday afternoon, and organized
by calling P. WISE to the chair and
appointing J. w. RoBERrs secretary.
On motion it was resolved TO have a
PIC Mic celebration Of the Fouih. and
the following gentleman were appointed
a commiass ef arrangements. viz: G.
B. Carson, w. A. Coy. d. New house,
H. o. Finch, B. Hoekinson.
The committee have since held a
meeting and make the following an
nouncements: ra.s..e-.r
Fourth Of July at 0skaloosa,
The order of the Day will be as fol-
Procession form al the NJ. E. Church
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ and proceed to the
grove east of town under the direction
of II. GIBRs, Marshal of the Day. and
his assistants. On arriving At the grove,
the audience will be entertained by
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Read
ing Of the Declaration of independence.
OraiiJn, and then
Basket Dinner
after which will follow Regular and
Volunteer Toasts and Responses.
A fuller programme will be publish
ed next week.
"Everbody and the rest OF mankind"
are invited to be present on the occa-
sion. Come, friends Of the country.
one and all, and let us have grand old
fashioned celebration OF the glorious
Fourth.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner OF Shawnee d 9Th sts.. oppo-
s:s the Mansion House. Leavsnworth,
and have on ha.d full supply Of Med
icine.. Fine Perfumsry. Brushes Of all
kince. and every thing pertaining to The
Drug trade. 1e9-tf
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RESERVE LAxps.-We notice an

RESERVE LAxDs.-We notice an ad
ver,isement in the Leavenworth papers
to the effect that on the let Of July.
prox.. the Land Office Of the Railroad
Company will be opened in Lawrence
for the sale Of the Delaware Reserve
Lands. That is cool Sam. Denman
has been trying TO sell these lands. as
The Agen, Of the Company, COR months
past. and as the Al gent of The old Com
pany. for years past; and yet the Office
Tor the sale OF The same is only 10 be
opened on the firs, Of mex; month !! Is
this new trick of the Company! Have
they perfected their title TO the land?-
The notice also says that those. who
wish TO pay ior their land by working
on the Leavenworlh and Lawrence
Railroad can have the privilege. The
same was said about three years ago.
How are the settlers to know that the
present contract will Le kept any more
than The former one7 II the Company
wish to act llonorsbly in the premises.
shy do they not prove by documents
that they have paid the interest on their
lands. and thus far. taken all the steps
neccsssasy to perfect their title to the
lad! That is the honest course TO pur-
sss. seq
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Basket Dinner


At the last Regular Communication
of Oskaloosa Lodge. No IA. Of A. +. d
AN, tn. following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year.
G. Carson. w. NJ.
n. Chapman. S. W.
W.N. Allen. J. w.
J..W. Roberts, Chaplain.
W. A. Coy, Secretary.
I. Y. Fairholm. Treasurer.
D. Newhouse. Tyler.
T. Noble. S. d.
w. Blevins, ]. D.
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.
There will be Public installation Of
these officers. at the N. E. Church,
Oskaloosa. at 8 clock, P. NJ. July 4th,
preceded By Lecture from Bro. L. D.
Price.
All Masons in good standing are in
vi,ed TO be present.
The public are invited to attend.
w. N. ALLEN.
ID. NLwHoUsE.
H.F. WooLEY,
Committee of arrangements on the par,
of the Lodge.
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H The wheat ssop is being harv.
es'ed throughout the country. The
yield is generally good, in some places
extra good. Kansas will have wheat
enough for her own consumption. and
some to spare, according TO present APP
pearances. Flour will soon be reduced
in price about one half.
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farm FOR SALE.
One Nile North Of OSkaloosa

CONTAINING 80 acres 81 hand, of
~ which 80 acres are in cultivation
enclosed with good rail fence. On
the premises are log dwelling con-
tanning three rooms. a good welt Of
water in the yard. and small orehard.
which will bear fruit this season, 20
acres Of this farm is as good bottom
land as any in the State. Timber and
stone on the tract sufficient for use.
Possession can be given Immediately.
Inquire OF the undersigned at the store
Of Carson 4 Brother.
e39-tf. G. B. CARSON.
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Fresh Beef, Veal, Etc. /!

THE undersigned has resumed the
Butcbering business. and is prepsr-
ed to supply the public with FRESH MEAr
On Saturday Morning =
of each week. at the old stand on the
ives, side Of the Public Square in Os-
kaloosa. All you in town and country
who want flesh meat, come on. / will
sell as low as can be afforded.
June Esd. 1855. 81 80 r. WrsE
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@ In the Leavenworth market the
price Of beef cattle is SO to 50, 80 per
hundred, gross. Here, the asking price
is nearly double these figures. we believe.
Why? II was hard for US to accustom
ourselves to the advance Of prices; i.
may be equally SO for us to get used TO
their fall. but we must all remember
tina. prices are tending downwards all
the lime. and rule our actions accord
ingly.
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~ The citizens Cf Leavenworth are
to have railroads if they will pay large
ly for them. This may be right. Blu,
We advise them never to pay one cent
an odrance TO any Company. They
have been defrauded enough to teach
them wisdom. Make the necessary
contracts. but reserve the pay until the
work is done. This is safe, il is the
usual course of trade. Ii men buy a
farm. they get title before expanding
their means. Pay for your roads when
you get them. neighbors.
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Notice of Resignation.

NoIce Is hereby given 70 creditors and all 9th
ers interested IN the Estate OF John L Burnett.
deceased, thar the undersigned will make appli.
caiion 10 surrender the Letters of Administration
Issued to him on said estate, Mt the next regular
term OF the Probate Cour, sitting within and for
Jefferson Connty, ksnsas to he begun and hold.
EN- IN Oskslocsa la said County, on Monday The
81 day OF July, A. D. 1853
WM T.. MO rRMAN,
249-4w SO Administrator OF said Estate.
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Job Work.

We have good supply Of new Wood
type. Job Type and Cuts. snd are pre-
.'ed 70 do alltiads Of job printing on
sport police and in eeod style. Bring
" ronr crders.A e ez-s
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E We direct particular attention
TO the advertisement Of the Hannibal 4
81. 10 Railroad on fourth page. The
road is now in good repair.
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Ios for the Hot Weather.

We can furnish limited number of
persons with ice this hot weather, proyi-
ded their orders are left with US so that
the procuring of ice can be arranged
with regularity.
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EE The Fourth Is to he xer. no,

~ Tue Tourth Is 70 be yerv gen
orally celebrated over the county this
year. The war being over, everybody
feeis like rejoicing; and there is gen.
eral feeling that the Fourth should be
observed with unusual gladaess.
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TaAsks. = Our genial friend. D.
Ss"hosse has oar thsnks for the ine
'psc'sss sfrips esrrants and Hough-
'0a goosebssvies. May HE bushes new
q iail TO produce an abundance.
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EF p. Wise is 10 have fresh meat
in market every Saturday morning
Bear this 10 mind and act accordingly.
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Wnsxsss ,..-TAsss ssAne sfn~S
uhskaN. 1es D1Nnssr. - a huif,a-
a esDy hsss, v'ark,s> MI ~ eusa d.
sSARSAsn nnoshrr ssr Is n svyyss. N
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! Will practice in the District Courts
,f Jefferson and jackson Counties. ST
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E,Iit.,r If n. b,S,,.,S,,s

DrAA SiR'-i wI-h To say to- rhe r,x
your paper, ihs, vii send. BY ,srp 0el -
~ VINO Wen It ersel Rseip~. s.sl dj.sr-
tsons for mating and ssiss, /. sIn,x, V.-.ss.
Balm that VAL sfEe,ssIly Isn,~. 10 -
hmpies, Rlo:chss, Tan Free klss. s,d =
nlsee o. the SKIN, l-ssing Tia ons "a -
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iwh' also asi! fNe 20 ,hao hasi.e R,nl.a
o. bsre Faces, siUpes Dire essoos s~jSr8w1.G.
,Aas VAL e.:sas .aen - sssyi fil1 sssWQH =
Ln1cnan, HAIR. VaisAess. ~ q Ap1e.A =
lees ,hsn thirty fsysl
All applications ssews=~ftS yvrsrs $500
Ont change THOS p CHAPMAN 49,
@Ss-'sm ~ ksss5ny Ssv Ysxa.
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LEGAL CARD.

IAwsEScE, March, 1866.
IAhE this method TO inform my old clients
Il and friends, that after nearly fer, v..r.,-
vice IN the army - COmmisssry of Snbs;,s.nc.
have returned and resumed the practlce Of nv
profession, and will take pleasure in ar,endirc
TO any snd all business intrusted to my care. h.
fore the different courts, Stale or Federal or anv
business before Congress, or either Of the depeYt
men's at Washington. Having serurcd the s,r-
vices 81 one OF the ab'est lawyers in Washing
ton. can say with confidence. thar n will \. >,
The advantage Of all persons having claims A.
sinst the Government, to place them in nv hand,
for collection -'"-~A'
JAMES CHRISTIAN.
Attorney II Law
2Ss.3m Old firm N CsRlsrIAs & LAxx.
N B. will attend to getting pay due ofkce,,
OF the IN and 9Th Indian Regiments.
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MAGAZINE BINDING

MAGAZINE BINDING!
Hsrper's. Th@ Assan'r. Cooley. Peterson. Ar
thsws. Ladies Repository. Frank Leslie, Harp
er's Weekly. Pictorial H,s cry Of the sr and
on other Magazines. bound IN Pisin o. Fancy
BINDING. a. the LOWEST FIGURES.
BiAiina ~ all kinds and stvles-Papcr. Calf
Sheep. Law Style, Morocco, Turkey Morocco,
and Moroeco Antique, dine on shortest notice.
Ruling Of All Kinds Done Promptly.
SJN. Rive employ none bu, isYst e,as, work.
men. and ere prepared to guarantee eve-v lob OF
work cont out Urdsrs respectfully sslSriisd.
Adiyees
BULLETIN CO..
LEAvENwoRrH, KANSAS
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BLANK BOOKS FOR COUNTIES
MERCANTILE BOOKS.

We invite the sttention al Herchsnss, Bank
er.. Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers. &c. 10 ss,r
facilitles for The MAMMA ospre Of the hes ends
OF Ledgers. Journsle. Day Bo ks Invoice Books
Shipping Receipts, Sales HoOks, Hotel Registers
Lawyers Dockets. &c &C
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LAW OFFICE OF A. Z. PAsxrx
TUSCALOOSA. July 18Th. 1854.
HAVING perfected arrangements I =.
now prepared to prosecute SoH.,..
CHAINS against the goveyn.ea,.
Back Pay, BosA!iss and IN eli.
o' . ssmsisr nature attended to visb H.
earliest possible disr..eh.
a. E PAn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-24

terms offered by our government in re-
lation to slavery and other collateral
points Tia Letter of JEFF DAVIS: which
we publish This morning, suggests some
of the chief difficulties which lie in the
way ofsettlement, but ii must be regard
ed as an extreme view, not -cOncurred in
by large portion of the Southern peo-
pie. Of course it is not to be expected
that Mr.. DAVIS will ever consent to any
terms of peace short of the independence
of the Confederacy, and, as the Federal
government cannot and willnot grant this
condition, there is an end of the whole
matter so far as he is concerned. But
there are many thousands of citizens in
the South upon whom continuance OF
the war will inflict more complete ruin,
than peace and the restoration OF the
Union will bring upon the personal and
political fortunes of JEFF DAVIS: These
persons are already making their voices
heard, and we trust the day is not far
distant when they will compel the rebel
government to acquiescence In their
views. At all events, before the fourth
of March comes again, the peace question
will have assumed definite shape
Let all good men pray that pacific and
wise counsels may guide the people both
North and South.
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Hoe-rny for Ritchietewn.

Ritchietown covered herself all over
with glory yesterday. A majority OF sixty
eight in favor of LINCOLN in the late
Presidential election has been complete
IL wiped ont and the entire Democratic
ticket was elected yesterday by MAORI
ties ranging fonm tarenty to Twenty-Five
That is GLORY enough for one day" The
editor of the Intelligenoer used to talk
about removing to "the Republic OF
Ritchietown," in certain contingencies.
The Republic"is becoming much more
desirable place of residence than it form
erly was, and we would suggest to our
neighbor that, in case he is unsuccessful
on the 31st inst, he can find no more re
pectable community in which to retire
in the enjoyment of "otium cum digni-
tate" than to "the Republic" of his early
love. The following are the figures:
Democratic Republican.
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GROUND AND GRAIN SPICES
AGRICULTURAL.
CORN sHELLERs AND CUTTING
BOXES.

7 @. FROST a. CO., NOS. d d 23,
IL. MAIN STREET, would call attention to
their large stock of Single and Double Spout
hand OF horse power Also, hay, Straw 81 Fodder
Cutters, of the most approved patterns, and at
the lowest prices. dec22
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The Peace Question.

Tho nroce rumors are still rife. The
rcturn of Mr. BLAIR to Richmond so soon
after his former visit to the rebel capital,
is looked upon as peculiarly significant
and attording some certain ground for
the belief that the question OF peace Is
seriously agitated in both Washington
and Richmond. In fact it gives to the
neoce stories something more than the
character of mere rumOrs put forth tor
speculative purposes Beyond the
mere fact of Mr. BLAIR's return. however,
nothing definite is known and all Is mere
coniecture. What terms he will offer,
what inducements he will hold out, or
What arrangements he is authorized to
make looking to the restoration or the
i-ninn and the cessation of hOstilltleS,
arccaretnlly concealed from the public
II is not even known how he was received
and what was the nature of his commu-
uicotions with the rebclauthorities when
he first visited Richmond some weeks
a"o. The Washington correspondent OF
thr Boston Journal says that Mrs DAVIS
was ~ overjoyed at seeing Mr.. BLAIR on
a mission of peace that she put her arms
about his neck and kissed him. but upon
what authority the statement Is based
we do not know This is about all that
has tranSpired i'll relation TO the whole
affair.
That there is i'll tie eastern cities some
we'll settled belief that the end of the
war is not far distant, is apparent i'll the
drrrcssion of the gold market. The ru-
mors of peace, taken i'll connection with
the recent magnificent successes OF the
Federal arms, have reduced the price OF
gold lower than it has been for nearly
two years past.
Giving still further ground for belief
that peace is attainable at no distant day,
we have the discussions in the rebel Con-
uress, and the rapidly widening breach
between the administration and the peo-
nile Recent articles in the Richmond
uapers. and in the Charleston Mercury,
evince the bitterest animosity towards
JEFF DAVIS and the rebel government
generally. They bewail their losses
look eloomily upon the present and de
spairingly upon the future and long fol
peace. They still handle the question OF
reconstruction very delicately, but
it is losing its character OF forbidden
Ground. The general tone of senti-
ment exhibited by the Southern journals
IS such as # forbid all doubt that peace
might be secured on the basis of a restor,
ed Union, were liberal aud magnanimous
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TN SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE
i STATEMENTS, are presented the Certif
Gates of DR.. Jas. r. Chiffon, Chemist New York
DR. Hiram Cox Chemical Inspector, Ohio; DR.
James X. Nichols, Chemist, Boston; DIR. n. E.
Jones, Chemical Inspector, Cncleville, Ohio
Prof C.. T. Jackson ChemiSs, Boston; DR.. Chas.
Upham Shepard Charleston, S. c.; and j. V. u.
Blaney, and q. A. Mariner, Consulting Chem
lists Chicago, all of whom have Analysed the
Catawba Brandy, and commend it in the highest
terms, for medicinal use.
Analysts Of the Massachusetts State AsSdyer,
January % 1859.
When evaporated through clean linen it left no
PURE spirituous liquor The Oil which gives to
this Brandy its flavor and aroma, iswholly unlike
fusil OF grain Oil Its odor partakes OF both the
fruit and oil OF grapes. With acids. it produces
others of high fragrance. The substitution OF
this Brandy for COgnac Brandy will do away
with the manufacture of fictitious spirits, sold
under this name both at home and abroad
N'SpI I' A. HAYES. MD.
Assayer to State Mass, l6 BOylestOn st.
By the same, in 1864
have analyzed LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRANDY" with reference to its composition
and character being the same as that produced
in past years. A sample taken from ten casks
afforded the same results with regard to purity;
a slightly increased amount of the principle on
which its flavor depends was determined by com.
parison with former samples.
The indications of analysis show that this
Brandy is produced 10y the same process as most
of the imported Brandy.
Respectfully
A. A. HAYES NJ. d.,
State Assayer l6 Boyleston st.
Boston, July 81, 1864
Manufactured only By Fl. II. Jacob 4 Company
IL "A L., 81, Cd
Depot 81 Liberty St, New ork.
dec17-3m
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The Decline in Gold.

The decline in the price of gold should
be accompanied by a corresponding de-
Gins in the price of everything else. 1t
is highly probable that this falling on
will be permanent and that it will con
tiuue until it touches lower point than
II has vet reached Prudent dealers will
mark their goods down at once; sell OH
their present stock at low prices and be
prepared to purchase at the lowest rates
They will then be fortified against any
subsequent change that is likely to oc'
cur.
The following table embracing foul
DAYS of last week, will be found inter
esting and suggestive. 1t relates to the
A. ,.,,rIy.t nf New York.
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LOST.
r. M. HALL & CO.,
Government Claim Agents

Cor. It'll and streets, WASHINGTON CITY.
MR.. HALL HAS BEEN EXAMI-
Nl NER of Pensions and other claims in the
Departments has resigned, and offers to prose
cute all kinds of claims before the Pension ONCE
accounts, &c Our advantages are superior
Refer to Hon J. p Usher Secretary of Interior;
Hon. d. P. Holloway. Com. Of Patents, and Sen
ators Harlan Lane, Chandler Speaker Colfax,
and others. Jan24-3m
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Ill OF all the improved facilities, we are bet
ter prepared now than ever 10 FIJI all orders for
any article or work in the above line of business.
yallies and Conductors made TO order. Steam
boat work cone in substantial and workmsnlike
manner. We are now paying particular atten:
ton to this branch Of the trade, and can guaFan.
tee satisfaction in every particular. To W hole
sale Dealers we can offer inducements that can
not be found elsewhere. Our stock OF Ware is
complete and the assortment Is full at all times.
We keep a stock ofthe latest and most approved
patterns Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand At all
times G.. ". JOHNSON e. son,
sep2 No. IT9 Market square, wheeling. W V