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Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock of Bourbon, ..onongahela, Rye;
Old Rye two years and Rectifed Whiskey +,
Brandies; Rum; Gin; Arack; Cherry Wine
and Brandy; German, Spanish and italian Bit
tiers Rum and Arack Punch all kinds Of sweet
Liquors; Rhein French, Madeira aud Fort
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
l will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay street., south
side, Manilowor.
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To the Ladies Of America
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
THE GREAT FEMALE REEEDY
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Pills, Powders ard nostrums being fluid pre-
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it needs nothing but good common sense to s5e
and understand the reason Wig ley cure all
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ed, with dispatch and degree Of certainty
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most obstinate cases,
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
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TWO before the expected pcrJd aad it Is q
maxim in the profession, that prevention is bet
ter than cure.
LYONS PEEIS DfCAL DrcPs have been used bv
OYER twenty five thousand ladies, witEn the
past Elk months, and the testimony Of all is,
= +. surely Curps.
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=. ! s r. 90 r.gyATT.
First National Bank OF
IFanitOWOc.

E'HIS BANK, havirg been appointed Agent
/ for this new and pnFnilr. l. in. viii receive
suhscI iptiors % lie ~" dciirer notes tree
Of charge to sui scrib r., a7 soon rs th can DO
obtained from Washington.
Interest win accru ircir the day, when
money is deposited with ue lrt parties subscribe
ing VII gain from four 90 t'sc dry1 interest ov'
subsctibton orders seut to Mli@ aEkcc or Cha
ego aud eight to ten days over orIcrs sent To
New York or Washington.
This loau pays u e rate Of Interest seven
and three tie til Per ccl.D ard is convertible AZ
the end Of tire years into the popular and
favorito " FivE-TwEnTIss," which are now SELL
iFg at high premium, at tie same time Is ex-
empt from state or Il u icpul tax ,tioI'.
AEs5 20 icgll tender notes INCLUDING Ac-
CRUgD INTFRtsr will lie receive on Subscription.
! The rotes are iscucd in denominations Of
$50, 500, $500, :io0e, 5A"9.
g. Z. BARNES, P,csidcnt.
! Feb. Is. 1865.
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AZ ccEo
GUsrsvrs F. DAVIS Prcs't Cry 3 TX, Hartford
W. II. d. CALLLNDtR, Cash'r Sac Bank,
JAS L. HOWARD. II. L. Howard 4 Co
GEO. W. MOORE, Moore & Johns n
MARSHALL JEWELL, TP Jewel! Sons,
f. 10 BERTs, [Kereys, Roberts Good"n
ruos. DELKSAr, j., ketchum, SJr & c., NY
cHAs. WHITE, Hate cashier Northampton Bank
c. b. ERWIN, Prest New Britain BtIk.
HUGH HARRISON, Treasurer Colts Patent Fire
Manufacturing Co, Hartford.
GEO. :. GILMAN, ATTY at Law, Hartford
JSo. DuNcE HlIyer & Bunce Hartford.
7. c. SHOVE Agent,
vGn33-Im MaltoWoc, WIS.
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8 3. HeznpsEed's
NEW
Music Establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOMS.
95S HAHN ST., milwaukee.

THIS New Music Hall one Of the most spa.
L c;ous and eieg"nt cs abb shments of the
XII. d in the United States, is now fully COM
petei and stocb Il with splendid assortment
Of PIANOS, MELODE0NS. HARMONIOUS,
4iUSlC BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN.
STKU NENTS o every description.
Our stock is unsurpassed in extent and vari-
ETY., aud wc are fully prepared to furnish any
ailic.e in the music trade. AID Of the best
gu lily. To those about selecting Planes, We
tier unusual advantages, IN ing at all times
very large assortment, and from a variety OF
makers We DO not c0riine ourselves to the
sale Ct Pianos from one or two houses only.
but have instrum MT from ell the ieadi"g max
ers OF New York, Boston and elsewhere. Per-
sons wi. hing to buy good P..tno have therefore
every opportunity ut this establishment oi max.
ing q satisfactory selection.
Livery Piano Is fully warrIntei for G sc years
We tfGcr cur Pianos Invariably at factory
mices, without add n, freight All of our
Planes are gocd substantial instruments made
Of wei. seasoned materials, ny si,il!sul workmen,
and he tone il always pure sympathetic
ana the Gurab lily aid crpaciy CT remaining
| in tunc CncQ' He'd.
Persons cut of the city wishing TO Auy COOL
Piano aud unable TO witt the city FOR that puT-
! pose, can have one selected for them and SAT-
| is!Iction will il all cases be guaranteed, both
rs to quality and rice or the instrument may
| be returned 1T our expense.
| This IS the only pace in the city where the
celebrated STkINWAY s SONS and CHICK.
! Ek|NG 4 SONS Pianos can be obtained.
| The assortment of Meludeons, Han monium5
ana American Organs is very full and varied.
! Of the celebrated instruments OF this class made
10y PRINCE & Co and s. D, ( II. W. SMITH. We
nave now full supply. Military Band lnstru-
! merits, Drums Guitars Violils aud in fact every
! description Of Musical instrument i'll use. The
finest Rcman Niyin and Guitar Strings import
ed express lyftr cur trade ari unsurpassed for
| npo n hiliiv In The
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1855.
LWA.UIgEE NEWS.
DAILY, senai-Weekly & Weekly.


ry1IiE rec ,rrercc cf another year aitords our
friends Throughout tbs End atJ nni"G
States fitting opportunity fer 4 slecl'i ara
general effort 70 enlarge the Circu.atoll 81 LIE
NAws-Da;ly, Ecn.i~W ccky and weekly -
affords us pleasure, at the same time TO acl
knowledge their lr:erdiy ana very successful
efforts in this regard durr g the year just clos
ing and although TIE present high piices VI
material prelude the pee 4"fy rtc'hpense
oAce realized, We h We the > tdesHe 10 hlui
tiply the number Of our read rs
The tone and character Of The NEWS, under
its present marIg. ment, are now so wen un'
dcrstood, that il would be snpcliiIous 'ii-
dulge in any recital CT oar past, or rreics IONS
for tie iutule Suffice it 10 say that IN all thao
gees to make up "a first ca-s pubic Iour:al-
latest general aud cummcrc,al icws by tcic'
gramh AID otherwise interesting coirespor"
aencc on current topics, courtesy N argument,
ad ier cnce to principle literary and m'sceiIaI.-
eCus matters and attention 20 iocol inter SIS
wlct4cr al citing cur stIie or tie no th"c9I
,oueralIg, it is Lot intended thAt The Nk"5
shall hold a,.y secondary position.
We sui join tie llesclt te!is OF tie s.7efa'
dtiun5:
| Dali, BY mail, per year 5000
@ " l,t three months $50
Soa.i-Weckly hy mail, per year 400
$ per three months ! 70
Weekly, single copies per year go
' clubs Ct fyc LTD
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S~S~S'~AJ
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM.
Will insure 5000 against loss of lie OCCASION
eddy accident tc any PUBIC CONVEYANCE by
which the assured may at the tine lie travelling
UNDER THE TRAvELERs RISK P0IICY.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures a full policy fr So Ct0, AMI S25 PEI
week contpci sution FOR pcl sona j1y inca pc
citatirg the assured from lis ordIa:E business
-urlder the L uvrltrs Risk.
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM.
Secures a iull policy for 50 600, ard S25 Pc
week c yInptn alton for all and every description
of accident, travelling CT olhcrwise, under
General Accident Policy.
Policies fer S5C9, witt, 50 per week com
rensa ior, can be had for So per annum, oil an,
other sum between $500 AID : ,000 at proper
tionate rates. $50 1%1.aa:
Special ard ha zarlous iisks taken at spccia
ana hazardous rates.
ry- No medical examination required.
J. g. PATTERSON, Pres't.
RODNEY DENNIS, Sec.
HENRY 4 LIVER, General Agent.
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NOT sE.

WE are now prepared to issue Passage Tick.
w cts ir European Ports named below to
danitowoc Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, at following named rates--payabic III pa-
per money:
London to New York citv-Adults, s25
Children under 2 year. of sgc, u
Liverpool to New York city-Adulisj 30
Children under u, IL
New York to Manitowoc by Railroads.&c..
ond class, 10
Children, halt pr,ce.
7. c. SHOVE & BRO.
Mauitowoc, Wis. Fab. -, 1863.
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TO TIARRIED LADIES

They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity
| could furnish any amount Of testimonial.
OF its efficacy from ny own patients, but the
practice Ct bringing bou hit and fictitious ones
befor The pubic IS 50 prevalent, DO not deem
it advisable
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Sheet Music Department

We have unu ull facilities for supplying the
wants OF In" pubic, being i'll constant receipt
oi al the CIV music published in the United
States, ard the best Of foreign publications,
which together with our own constantly in>
crcas.ng cata'o-u,, constitute stock OF great
and choice v!r.ay.
The public is cordially invi'ed to visit this
model establishment and examine the beautiful
assoitm2ut Of music ard musical Instruments
II. \. IIEMTSTED,
2JS Main street, Milwaukee,.
DC. 90 1851.
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| am also agent for the
Mason & Hamlin
g -A-3HlI-llEl1 ORGAM @

-
2 4 ANUFACTURED in Boston, and pronouc-
wi ed by the most emiIent Musicilns in the
country to be the best Reed instrument in use.
They are adapted to SACRED an1 SECULAR
IIURCH AID PARLOR MUSIC, and are tar
superior t. he Aelodcon in every respect.
Al array OF testimony from the most cele-
5ratrI Musicians. Organists, Pianists and cons
pysars III the Country; as well of Musical,
Rel sjouI and Secular Papers ard Journals,
can be produced, Which can hardly fail to sat>
isy any one of the superiority of the Cabinet
U,gln.
They not only pronounce it good erceAent
ana dmirable, but the very best Instrument OF
It's class Of either European OF American make
Prices &EI0,,a d5uHyyards
Every Instrument is warranted for five years.
Descriptive circulars sentiIce to any address,
or the Instrument itself can be seen on appli-
cation. II. D. SHEPARD.
M4nitowoc Dec. Is, 1864.
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Caution y.
Caution =.

Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS
TO CURE Suppression of the Menses, from
whatever cause, though care should be taken &c
ascertain ii pregnancy be the cause, az these
DROPS would be sure TO produce mis- carriage,
il taken whilst in that situation, and all ere eau
tioLed against using them, as l wish il distinctly
understood that 10 not old myself response
IIa yri,er cd dor c--
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CROSSE d. BLACK WELLES
Pickles, Sauces, London Mustard, &c.

CItOODE DAd N W LLLL ~
Pickles, Sauces, London Mustard, &c.
JfEDITERRAN MEAN PRODUCE:
Olive Oil, Maccaroni, Sardines. CASTLE Soap &c.
FOREIGN FRUITS:
TapIoca, Sage, Guava Jelly, Canton Preserves,
Ginger, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Pea Nuts, Fill
berts, Raisins, Figs, Currsnts, Cltrons,
Prunes. Capers, Spanish Olives, &C., &c.
UERMEIICILLYS SEALED FIR UIIS:
Peaches, Green Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Fresh
Holsters, Pickeled HOLSTERS, Spiced Salmon,
Seed Oysters. &c.
FINE BOTTLED LIQUORS:
Clarets, Champagnes, Hook, Sherries, Ports,
and Catawba Wines, London Porter, Scotch
and English Ales, and j. j. Sands Mi!wau-
kcc Pale Cream Ale.
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The SOLDIERS WILL REMAlS.-As
one OF the consequences ofthc demonstrations
made by the rebels at the recent election
throughout Monroe, Greeuhrier, and other
counties Of this State, and their general de-
meanor and language upon other occasions
the military will not, ut present, be withdrawn
from this Valley, rs would probably have been
done, had the rebels not taken such pains to
prove that they are the "samc in feeling
whipped, bu, not conquered.
Major Moston, leSd MY, a few days since
visited this Command to look Unto the condi.
ton Of things, and ascertain whether or not
the force now in tho Valley should be with
drawn. Ito will report the result OF his o.
,cr,a,ions 10 Gen. Emory, commanding this
department, and, We understand will urge
,ba. a military force, mounted, be so disposed
in this section, Us to DO ready at all times to
a;a The civil authorize, in enforcing the laws,
While tho headquarters Of this foroe will
probably bs located At Charleston, tho troops
win be moro especially held in readiness to
u;ye assistance in such ncishbosins counties
a, roouirc II. No ono doubts the ability Of
the loyal citizens Of Kanarha County 70 take
care Of themselves; but other sections arc
much weskcr, and need aid from tho Govern
men. which will, be given thou. Tho laws
must b respected and obeyea. Those who
counsel defiance thereto must 10 made to feel
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Sr,lL ANOTHER GovEESMFSr SALE.
On Saturday mex: (Dcc. p Capt. Fleming
will sell n. auction all buildings in and around
Charleston, belonging to the United States
viz: two stable buildings, forage house, the
hospi,al buildings, barracks, &c. A enc
chance to buy good lumber.
The Captain has orders to close on. the bust
ness Of his Department, Mt this Post BY tho 10Th
rro1. In conformity thereto, he Will con-
thu. the sale of public property at the follow
ing places:
Gallipolis, O., Friday, Dec. s:h.
Camp Piat,, ". Va, Monday Dec llth.
ioup Creek, W Va,
Gau!cy Bridge, W. Va, Tuesday, Dec l2'h'
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LADIES SURFER IN THE EASEMENT
.r TIL. VI. E. Cnrncu.--Tho Ladies Of the NJ.
+. Church will give their Supper for tho ben
ii, Of tho Church on Thursday evening, Dec.
IN. Every effort will be made to make tho
Snppcr one Of the best ever siyon in this place
aud the ladies respectfully ask tina, their Efforts
s:.a. be rewarded by large turn out OF citi-
.,n,. Those who are friendly TO the cause Of
Christianity will surely lend helping hand
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TuASxso1vrNG DAY.-May we not
hope tina, every lover Of his country will Oh
servo Thursday, the 7sh OF December, as a day
o! rejoicing. Truly VIC have OCCASION to re-
io:ce and DC exceeding glad, for never hns
Nation been moro siSaally favored than we
A,y. been in our recent struggle. Therefore
70; all our stores and business houses he clos
ed mud the day be devoted, as it should BE-,
:, praisc and rejoicing.
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TIE SALE TO-DAY. - Among the
numerous descriptions Of property to be sold
a, This sale, is the Wharf-boat lying Mt our
landing. I'm We 10 without it? Certainly
not. We move our citizens will see 10 it, and
If deemed necessary. form joint stock conf
pany for its purchase. or course tho Gov
ern,ncnt will not DC expected to make 'acr''
a.e upon this institution; it is needed here
.ud our business men should not deiny 10 Sc
curr IL
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that" the way Of tho transgressor is hard"
s, The =" conservatives" can thank themselves
if they don't like the continued presence Of tho
military here. Their multiplying dodge at the
recent election did not succeed in any;thing
but in exposing thoir own corruption, and in
proving that we cannot expect obedience from,
nor cntrus. the enforcement Of our laws to,
rebels. 20. -'-. 49, .-.- :. 80. =
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TuANKsolv1No SEEvIcEs.-ln &C
corLancc with the late proclamation Of tho
prc,ideu: Of these United States aud Of the
Governor Of the State Of West Virginia, there
will be service in the ME-. Church, in this
place, Mt 1880 y. NJ, Dec. Tth, 1865.
Those who rejoice in the results Of tho war,
and the return Of peace, arc respectfully in
Yitcd to attend.
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NJ. E. QuARrEELY MEETISu.-Thc
third Quarterly Meeting for Charleston Sta
ton, NJ. E. Church, will he held Saturday and
Sabbath, Dec. 9th and 10Th. Preaching BY
Prof. Il. \. Arthur, P. E.
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NOTICE TO TIE SHERIFF AND Ills
SURETIES OF NICHOLAS co.

To Huqh ". NcDermott, late Sheriff OF Nicho-
las County, and Joseph Il. Anderson, James
McLaughlin, Il. j.. Campbell, Albert Stephen
sou, j.. Haynond RoJinson, Francis Duffy,
. Samuel RAIDER, and Kyle Bright, seven Of his
surcties:
GenRsnrn-- ~
,J'ME LATE COUNTY COURT OF NICHOLAS C0CN.
~ having by All order made at itE juno Term, lSCo,
directed that ou, of the County levy then made there
should I've paid the Ium Of twenty-five hundred
having failed te pay tie same within SIX months from
the dat. Of said ORDER you, said Sheriff. and you. said
>uretics, hereby notified that Oh the FIRST day OF the
Dcc.rber Term Of 1865 Of the Circuit Court Of Nicholas
County l shall move said Court TO give Judgment and
award execution against you ind each OF you for said
sum Of $1,000 with lawful interest thereon from tho LIST
day Of January 1861, until paid, and damages ut the
raic Of fifteen per cenium. -
Nov l, lSCS-3wA BY his Attorneys.
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SHOE AND LEATHER SroRE.-Our
friend, Mr.. John \. Truslow, has large stock
Of good Leather Of oil kinds on hand. Also
, 6nc stock Of Boot, and Shoes. He sells
Leather !ouer than Cincinnati prices. Read
lin advertisement to-day.
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TIE SERVICES in the N. Z. Church
on las. Sabbath rerc Of very interesting
character. Tho congregation was fine, and
The prospect Of . revival is very encouraging.
The o,hor churches are doing we'll, and We
hope ,ha, an influence for good is about to
CONE over our whole community.
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JrnGE Po1sLEY's OPlNIoN.-Now
rc.ly.-Ws have the able opinion Of Judge
rolsley, in the cnsc OF YIN. 4. Quarter, prin-
led in pamphlet form, now ready, a. this Of
!se. Every ono should read and preserve
Ibis important document Price Is cents per
single copy, 81 so per dozen, or $40 % pOr
hundred Call At once.
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VALUABLE
SALT, COAL AND IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE!

NV ru,rrs OF A DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED ~
Is John r. Hale, on the 4,h day OF November: ' t 20
~ ".1.,s,urd trustee TO secure TO \. b CnocIl tne
r tho am, Of five thousand dollars 1n Interest,
Which deed is Of record in the Recorders odes Of Nam
,wha County BOOK L, page l3s to which reference Is
here made, shall. on
Friday, tho LIST day Of December, 1853
4, public auction at tn. front dooe OF the Court House
II Kaawho County proceed to sell for cash. THAI Talua
bic St AMI Coal property situate In the NarrOws IN
said county about Ia miles below Maiden, known as the
..Unitr natrk EWrHacr.".
Also the interest Of the >ad Hale In an Iron Properly
OIL Davis Creek known 49,. IIoH Hill" his interest
tncr rein being All undivided half thereof.
Also, Sl0.UCo Stock in the hrEl Of EHthcr. Dom
moiiy & Co.. and $40 900 Sock in the ilrm VI RH1-
mrr. Halo C Co.
T:!e believed to I've good: but selling a. trustee.
shalt convey such tite euiy Is vested In me by tho
DECD af.rrs,id c. uEDEICK,
Oct 81, lS65.-2.o:dS TRUSTEE.
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FOR SALE!

IA bhtcK HoCIE--two stories hiSh-eoatalnIxs six
~ rooms, Kitchen, and good Cellar. !. =.
Also, Large Stable, good Garden, and water handy.
The House 10 situated on Front street. Charleston with
entrances from the front and side streets and contains al
the modern improvements. This II 4 good chance u
secure home, At low ngurss.s For further Information,
inquire Of -. -. JOIN HALL
CHARLESTON, NarsA Il, lses-s1v 80. -.
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SEE RooMs TO RENT at the Central
House. ....
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Notice to take Dispositions.

To Jacob G.. StGnton, Joseph X. Stentcn, and
Archibald C. Stanton, partners under the
firm name and style Of J. G. & J. NJ. STAN
TON & COMPANY:
yrSASE NOTICE, THAT ON THE STH DAY OF DIX.
/ CEMBER, 1865, between tho hours OF nne IN tho
forenoon and six IL the afternoon OF that day, at tho
Law ONCE os Niche Smith, IN the town OF Staunton,
County Of Augusta, und State OF virginia, shall pro
coed to take the dispositions Of J. W. Branhatn, t. H.
Cact, Edward McMnio and J. j. Stack, to be used rs
evidence for ne In suit NOW pending In the Circuit
Court for Kanawha County, where you the saiu jacob
G. Stanton Joseph ". Stanton and Archibald Z; stanton,
parucrs as aforesaid under the firm name and style OF
j. g. !. ~ Stanton and Company, are plaintiffs, and
am defendant; and it, from any cause, the taking VI the
mencrI, should not b. completed that day. the tax
ing Of Inv sane will be adjourned from tiiSc to tmo
until tie said drpOsitiors shall be completed.
Dated: Charleston kanaw!a County, West Virginia,
November 7th, 1866. JOHN ECnuiS,
3wI By Counsel
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

urTIlOD,ST EPISCOPAL CHCRCN.-Rev. W. f. VIII
r.cx Pastor. Services every Sabbath at l0H o'clock
" And ~ =. u. Services for Colored Persons at
tp, w. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening.
S,ELdM $chooI-Erery Sabbath nt O'Clock 4. u.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Rev. }. IrC. Bi.rSEr,
,,,or Services every Sabbath at IL O'Clock A. ". and
;p. 81. Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday evening.
s.I5In &eAooi-Evcty Sabbath at 3 O'Clock 7. u.
EPISCOPAL cHURCH.-Rey. ". r. II. JACOBS. Pastor.
,,ryices every Sunday at loIi O'Clock ~ NJ and * r.
<s55dM ScAool-Every Sabbath at 9.o'cocS A. "
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CHARLESTON, WEST VA, :.
Mornity. 80. .Norem1er 80, 1865
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5000 A CIR Il S
Oil and Mineral Land
FOR SALE.

1nESE lands Are leased for twenty years three years
to comnlencc-one-pghth royalty, includes all min.
erals and arc situated In Kanawha, Putnam. f"yste,
Eoono. Logan, Raleigh, Wyoming, and Mcdowell coun.
tics, West Virginia. OF JOS. c. WHEELER.
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The Journal:
gota1 Matt1;f''1rE5;.

EASES, neatly printed on good heavy payer,
OIL. .S nm hand At this ofice. ~ - -.
Nynf,,;E LICENSES, neatly printed good paper
hin pos taken on subscription to the JOURNAL.
t"T.%r Sl:Bl1ES.\S, SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS, AT
BNTrSrS. and all kinds Of Justices Blanks OIL hand
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Carriage for Sale!

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