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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24


Business Change.-F +. G BURKE has disposed
of his Leather and Saddlery HARDWARE store
to W. NJ. MoRRrsoN, las Of Scio,a county,
Ohio. Mr.. BURKE is going to Portsmouth,
Ohio, to take charge of large tannery stu.
ated at SpringvilIe, KY, just across the rv,
er from Portsmouth. We regret the neces
sity which requires Mr.. BURKE to remove
from Cedar Falls. He is an excellent bust
ness snan, very desirable citizen, and q
warm friend. The community will feel his
loss. lie expects 10 remain here, however,
until the last of April. Mr.. MORRISON, who
succeeds to his business, has been connected
with o. L. GRANT in the heather trade for the
past ten or twelve years, during which time
he has had charge OF tannery in Sciota
county, Ohio Being thoroughly and prac.
tcally acquainted with the business he will
doubtless keep good the reputation of the
house which Mr.. F. G.. BURKE has built up
under the. firm name Of O. l.. GRANT. r.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24

oar Valentines Mother the fear df
wounding The tender, loving hearts OF GER
tam very charming Young women, nor the
diSpositI II TO indulge our excessive native
modesty, shall deter US from referring in
thus pdh!Ic manner to our valentines. The
egotlstcal glca,ings OF certain self important
editors over very in significant valentines os-
tensiGly received by them have wrought us
up to this Wholesale disregard. The pride
of some of our contemporaries requires hum
bling, and therefore, as a matter OF duty,
rather than of anything else, we mske free
with The kindly readers of the GAZETTE on
a sa'jrct Of such general privacy aud delica.
cy. Though it is an impression of the pop
ular mind that an editor should have bound
less confidence in his readers, aud allow not
the least secrecy between himself and them,
still, not considering the Impression rightly
founded. we must be allowed to have. our
little secrets. Therefore, il. looking over oar
valentines, We insist on being permitted
w ioth up Sotle VI lileH IN our lltttt Trunk
of keepsakes and treasures AS altogether too
sacred for the public print And another
class we beg to withhold from the public
eye, as they are Of a very poor order OF ,nvr-
1t, evidently speak no honest sentiments, and
were sent TO us by vengefu young men with
whom We have been victorious in contests
for female favor, and by lalies of uncertain
age in whose smiles We found no delight
As we look over the great variety of tender
mSsves lying here in chaos on our table We
hardly knny where TO begin. Our limited
space forbids anything ike a liberal seize
ton. Our object, however, can doubtless he
secured by selections from u few. OF course
we know the source from whence each one
came, and We are gratited TO remark that by
far the larger proportion were sent by young
ladies of wealth, beauty aud position.
a charming little blue eyed girl OF sweet
sixteen sent us the following CRAFTY ing lines,
penned in delics,ely beautiful cha,acters Oh
a pretty little sheet of very white paper:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
" BE a god and hold me
" ,ih Il charm
be a man aud fold me
~ itl thine arm "

We replied TO her that in our business it
would be impossible to be god, but that
we would do the best we could for her as
man.
Another young lady with no great person.
al charms, but nevertheless a very estimabe
GIRL favored US with the following announce.
mput
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-02-24
" o, remember the heart Is the treasure,
Worth more than the gems Of the sea
And remember wealth without measure
La LIN h...rt L ~, ln.n,r,.. L.. Al.

|
80, remember the heart Is the treasure
Worth more than the gems Of the sea
And remember wealth without mea sure
| Ii the heart am keeping for thee"
| We are really inclined to look with GOO!
deal OF favor on this, for well we know that
beauty will fade, and sprightness die OFT
with years; but the heart, which surely B." is
the trsasur'.' never grows old.
| The next one we shall hotice, and the last
one, as it in itself is aIl.Sufiicient to sub
serve our purpose, came from very hand
some young lady of twenty, whose father is
said to be very we'll to 90 indeed Surround
ing the lines, which were in beautiful and
very womany chrography, was an artistic
ally constructed and very delicate wreath of
myrtle and cedar. looped at the top with a
very tas.efully arranged bow Of blue ribbon
Fhe lines tell Us Of the writer, her personal
appearance aad general disposition; the
myrtle, cedar and blue ribbon tell us Of the
love she bears US. The words read as fol
! lows:
a" Enough Of beauty to secure affection:
Enough 0f spr'shilinsss to detection;
OF Mosiest dtii ieHcc to claim protection
OF docile mind subseryiert to cOrrcctfon
Yet stored with sense, with reason rnd reflection
And every passion held in d lie suijcction
just faults enough t. Keep perfection
Surely, GEORGE. youll makes me your election ~
The lines were so appropriate to ourseli
that we adopted them for reply, changing
the last line however to read
- Surely, SAL, we'll make you our election"
which doubtless has enabled the dear girl to
sleep well o nights since, aas dream sweet
dreams Of love and malrimony in which onr
manly figure played the Hero. Netwith
standing the tender things previously refer
red to, which We have under lock ard key.
we are more than half inclined to be SAL
LIES valentine, and allow the dear girl to
pillow her loving Little head on our manly
bosom, secure from all the ;agoniss of maid
enhood aud the vcissi,udes of sn unmarried
life. Ii the reality--but never mind we've
said enough.
We will tie up our valentines and stick
them away. And after reading this the self
important editors referred to will gather up
theirs, we opine, and stick them in the
stove
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31

GREAT RUSH
SMITH. BROS. g. co.'s
MARBLE H.ALL CLOTHING
UOTSE,
o SECURE SOME OF TIE GREAT BARGAINS
They are now Offering their immense
stock If
SUMNER. FALL AND WINTER
ELDTELlNlS
a,20 per cent below marke, value.
.iLSO
PIECEGOUDS.
ofsll de-
scrir,i"ns. for
CUSTOM WORK.
All persons in want Of WINTER
Goods will save go per cen, By huyine
now. Com" soon and secure your bar.
gains before il is too late.
SMITH. BROS 4 60.
Clothie,s and Merchaut Tailors,
~ West Bal',m"r, Street
Baltimore. Nd.
J. II. TURNER. formerly of Saiu.
Nary's comfy. Salesman.
Sep, l-ls64-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
X + r + r s T. 0

Hon. A Ramsay. U S Senate, Ho, N S
Wilki.son, L 5 Senate Hon 7 a IIendrick
U 5 Senate. and late Com'r Of land Office.
Hon W Window. House % Representatives
Hon .'ohn Wilson. 81 auditor L ) treasury.
Hon Geo c Whiting, late Commis>iorcr nf
Pensions. Hon X Walark. Mayor of Wa.h.
inst"n. Messrs. Ri,tenhonse. Fan, Il Co.
Bank er>Wa.hing,"n. Hon w NJ Mrfrick.
Baltimore. .Mr.srs. ID Warticli & Son. Ra.t :.
''r~srs Meade, Harris & CO. BaLiu"rc. l.
Gibson, FL. Cashier Bank of Baltimore.
Hon &c" Brent. Charlie. C'nnty Md Frcd'k
Stone. Ed, charles Cun,y Md John
Mitchell. l.>q., Charles County Md, kubt
Ford, EsI.. -. Mary's Comfy Nj
AsJ" OFFIcE-N" s Nrn Floor, In,
'rlllgcrc"r" E'iliings. 7'h Street. Wa.h,n.-
N. kE>iDEACE.--55 ST. Paul Street.
'ait!mnIc.
se5- Communications NAV be a.lr,r,,rl (.
". &. either n EaIiIn"rn, Box NO. lOIs. g.
Washington, R,H v" 90
Dcc"r br 22nl lsG4-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
1865

as years established in n. Y. CITY"
"Only in alihle remed.s known"
Free from Po,snns
Not dangerous 20 the Human Family
hats come out their holes to die"
'Cs'sar'" Rat, Roach, &C X Exter'.
j. pas'"-n~Si tr R.vs.
Nice. Rn1ches. rhck a1G
Red .3nts. fr. e. DC,
"costars" Bed-Bug Exterminasor.
j. liquor "r wash. used TO
des'rny. and as" as pre-.
v"n'ivr 'oI B-i-Rncs. &c
"Costars" Electric Powder Rpr Insect..
j. fr Moths. Ma,gu;h...
Fens Del Rlys Msrr,. on
Plants. F5,rls Aninsals, d..
NJ S'ld by al DIuggists and Retailers
evrrvwhrrr
p~ BEwAREi,. Q. all worthless.
irnitatioms
nss- See that "Coer.n'." name II on .a.b
Box. Bottle. and Fla.k before, vnu huy,
HENRY u. COSTAR.
1fS" PRIcIPLE DErur. 4s2 BsoApv.x
y Y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
1865.

RATS rersus BlRDS.-Whoever ENGAGES
IN sh"oting small birds Is crrnl man wi, -
ever aics in exterminating rats isa hen.f,c.
tor. We should like some OF our corresuon.
dents to give us the bsaeti, NJ their c.nrri. j..
enoc IN driving ont these pests We need
something besides dogs. cats, and ,ra., fr
this b'siness.-&-ie-atife american. VIZ
S6 STE "Cos7AR's" advertisement I'm
this paper.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
PROFESSIONAL.
REAL ESTiTE AGENCY.

THE lndersisned, having formed copar,
i "ersh,p for the purpose Of establishing :
Real Estate Agency. hereby notify the ruhic
tina, they will give spec,nl attention to the pur.
chase and sale Of Real Estate IN ST. Alary's
and the adjoining counties. They have no.
butte number Of valuable farms for sale IN
this county. and parties who may desre to in.
ves' IN 81. Mays County lands will find !,
greatly 10 their advantage to maze application
to them. These farins are eiIyb!y located
contain from $50 10 1000 acres each, and ran
be bought a, prices ranging from $4,000 TO $50
100. PARTIES wishir, 20 purchase will IN n"
case be asked more ,iIan the loves, figure for
which the owner will sell.
Satisfactory evidence 0! title will be furnish
ed in ali cases.
All orders from abroad will be promptly a,
tended 10.
Refe. enees given, when required.
JAS. T. BLAKiSTONE,
JAS. 8. DOWNS,
AttorVtys al Law,
Leonard Town.
Nj.
Feb. 16:h, !ss5.f
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
A;I|) \ |III!!|]j.

4 Clergyman, while residing in South
"A America AZ a missionary, discovered a
safe and simple remedy f.. the Cure o,
Nerv"u. Weakness, Early Decay, Disease
# the Urinary and Seminal Organs, ana the
whole train Of disorders hr"ugh, IN bv hane-
sul nnd vicious h:bi:s. Grea, numbers hav.
been already cured bv this noble remedy.
Pr"mp,~! by desire TO b.ncf: tie afflicted!
and unfortunate, ! will send the recipe for
pr-ranng aid using this medicine, in a
%"al.i envelope. 10 any one wiz Deeds it,
Free IF Charge.
Please ine!ree postpaid envelope, at.
He-~ed 10 Yourself
AdIYxxs
JOSEPH T. lEMAN,
0.aisou D. Bib Nnase.
NV To.k Ch.y
Nov. srA, lss4-A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
NATI'I. POPE. CAUSIN
CLAIM ATTORNEY AND REAL
ESTATE BROKER,
WASHINGTON, d. G.

HAF1.'G hell different positions. under
= the G ,vcrnment at Washington. for up.
wards Of twenty years, Mr.. C. will attend to
the prosecution of Claims before the Depart.
ments AMI Congress.
He will Also tny and sell Real Estate on
Commission; procure tenants for those having
Houses. Furnished and unfurnished,) to reu, :.
Sc, &c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
1865.

"COSTAR'S RAT FXTERMINA rOp
II simple. safe. and sure.-the mos, perfect
NAT-iilrai'"n n'et,ns we hav, ever attended
Every Kat that can get it. properly prepared
according I" directions. will eat il. and every
on" hat eats II will di. generally at s,me
E'l'c" ~ distant as p"sshi" from where the
.,'i'c'ne wa" takcn.--Lake Shire, .Gch..
Mirror.
n- See "CosTAH's" advertisement In this
IauCr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31


- - 49, u htTt"y gwen that tie subscriber
- 't!"td tr"n tie Or! ham Crurt :.r
>'-n Nar,'S county. IN MnrvIanI. ,,,,sre ~
..' '..'.;. tI'n on me personal e~.a.. 81 Nl
J. i.''.oHI !'re OF sand rnun,v. ,!ec,,,sd
=" ~' rnS i.ai iii- claims a.-uj.Ist me II! i.
G. ct. ,'.e i'.reny va ned % eAh!ii; ..- an,
W. Il t!.@ or er v"cnr> r",! /. 'i- ,u,.,rri-
'e'. + a: "rf"re n. IS dny O, i',h Its
- :" - 10y s.lr he >xcludeu hv Ia !. :rosu al,
>'.t 81 '.e s"Iu e. .'e. Gwen under nv
WI J HpNESO.t.
Aug l0:h. lsJ5 -;w. '''S '''''''
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31

FARMERS AND HOESrK "t:pERS--
~'r'nli r"'"''l"t that hu tdr'rl. "l cnl,r. worth
al Hr',n. Provisions. &".. !rc annually ,lrs.
'r'.E'd ~ f''s. Mice. Ant. AID ether insects
"'i V"rn'ir'-al' ofwhirh can he prevented
w : To-" d"I'nr"' "f Cp,rAHs" Rat. Roach.
~ tHtrF'"'n"t"r. ""usht and used freely.
I2 ," Il ohTARs" advert scneuts I'm
'hi- pIirr.
Ap'ii OH 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31
gro. II. CARMAN. JOSHUA Eos,ry
'tV. IT. CA RMAN. Joshua NJ. E(ISLEY
Maryland
Land q
Agency.

WE SELL AND PURCHASE ON eo,..
n.I,si"n, REAL ESTATE OF ev,,v dr.
M 'l"n, III the City e Baltimore, the (,,nn.
'."1 # Mary land .nt other Sta,.s,-.IOE.
i"W AND LOAN MONEY ON MORT.
= N't.-"nd attend To COLLECTIONS Of
III si"a~ pr"mp,ly.
o' X ofFl' i is centrally and convent.
MI, !! Gated. with all the appliance, fr
'h"f"nIh Al! encrge,sc dis,ilch of hrxin+ss.
ga w. lr pose 10 us. al! proper and ay.ila.
u" H."an' /" presen' ~ ne purchasing uu.,.
e Al" capitalist o'lrh property as may 10 10
ar :aI's for sale
II ~" w'm, ;" SELL. a FARM, HOUSE
'H HHbND RENT, inform W O! the fact.
ard put 1t on our l.>ks
If l'sl war. t" PURCHASE REAL. ES.
lAIf. "i Ary kird, az INVEST in Gp,u;Nu
nENI> {" MOHTcAGES exarnius eur
books be'o,r y"u d.. 80.
Persona having hu.incss In or- nns. are ,e.
p"ct'u'!y ~'iI'it"d t. I've us u call, or con-.
n4un'cate with III by T. kv cr Tbs wise.
tAEMAN 4 EOSLEY.
No CAHkof.i. ALL. iup ,airst
>. r.. CJrnsT Bal. and C.l,srf str~ts.
:, EALTlM pKE, Nd
March Goth. lssG--tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-31

T4E eo'n','~ = = Gn~oo. .c ao-h-7 Pc
Il -n GUaro ~ nt ne" -. dur. ~!
cnr.~,. !. ~ Tie v7ue r. =, 'Ir'ro. ard Su =
pno. 80 rf 'Ime. .f wuaae- ar1e -
80. 4. a. ia y. .1l L ow.". "r.." 'rr CEN nf
trrouI, <. tni'e Phnerh 70 -~i Poe Ph o.
hs's - me they co1'an This Gua~o d,i.
r.. '~.nn rern.ran onl, " N. f-cr ,ha' i CON
in - Ar-n"uiH. I'm ;fis difference IN ! m
rnraia !, rrnre 'hsn roaha ar u. We f.cr 'ha. !:
cnn',,. f. n,,tner d.u' IL - rnnrh : .uAr. @rA
Rcr. rh"s,ho'. rf ime. This d,fT-rero. "ake
y p snrs,'e f.rt.li7s-. iih NJ the hciIvi'v ~
re rvi,n Gn>nn. Ai'f on-h he gr'cs cf 'l.'=
Guaro 10 nnir o"s ;,'f -he rrir. ..f Ter, ,iar
,, ic m, HI her ,han ;he Surer rhnsr'a'se II
Trre u rcr'eIns. es 10 rrcvsn Nv .rllvsIs
ar1 ner c,Iun vast',' utorr cf rr-non,a. sou
~, ,rd Pore ~ c,I,',-'c. 'h-n !. Tnr"i ne
he., .+,h4rn Fs' CO ~ economy ard ;rr,n.
..,:.'rt rnn.' tenle. i: IN oi.i-c, of 2ree; IN.
=. T. rn"rs generally.
W..ish g. neTs ~ '"ke rar-clal ro,lcs. ''7'
,!,e rrrTi,I. r. y. on y iirn "a h.,v. tie arenrv
o' ,l.y G~rrn are rin'e ~ rrr-"i is rr""'ar!v
80 - ari 0n,lve"d ~ 0R | r.EiG. hose
..r,.,I- T., su,h N ,iiaie - imam ,,un'
rh:s ,r-ao"n-,..r,, ~. - 49,. mn cor>un,e-~
\ o,arec,icr NOT nd n Il" rnrc..o'e .f 't.' i
,ors >. c,a.I. 'lnnsi also I've n0'irad hit ne
IN, r,hnres nf rh'e C,8rro. ne ro' mineral, hut
! e''.., ts..srha'e' " hic' IA greatly 10 i:s ad-
v-n'aye.
The fouw ing isa suI.r,..-x - ,,,,v.,. oe
49, C.rro:
Mc!<'ute. ~ re- cent.
. c-njr Cornhus,ble Matter 2o.7l e."
E.ar.l.lv Matter. O.2s "
Y:clI,ne Ammonia. 40 rrr cent.
Sn.f+ Phos!.hate of l.nre. ]. o. ("
I,ou. 7hosrr,e Il Lime. "a - " "a
For Sale tv Dealers ,hrnnch"ut the States,
aud by Join S. REESE co,
p G.. C"r1rsn.e- Agents. Baltimore.
Price SrI ;.er ton .Url .1H.. a-..ai '.s:run: 10
reo."re.
/ June p, It. Ia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
ACCOMMODATED for am.
To keep pace wih tie Times. and oiye not,ee
tOsOtd Friends, and Customers generally
that he i still ir tie Lund of
sGsMe Lj0i71
GE 0RaE ". sPoTTs,

GLE 0RGE W. SP6TTSy
OPPOSITE H RAILROAD, AND NEAR THE
DEPOT, IN cHARLLSTuwN;
REsRECTFULLY informs the public, that he has
others, his former residence, as a
HOUSE oFPUBBlC ENTERTAINMENT.
Perrdanento or Transient BoarderswfIl be accom-.
mUdated IN styleFfJ meet their Appreciation. and.
on terms unreasonable as can. be desired His TIA
willtbe Furnished with all that tile markets
afford whilst his BAR will'eontain the best of D0G'
nestle Wines, Ale, Cider, Sc, and good, order,
quiet, and comfortable accommodation.sh shall ueT.
wade his establishment.
His arfangeme nts for the accomrnodation of The
public, nj the way of HACKS, TGGIE AND
HORSES, are more ample and complete than ever
before. Those in want OF any sort of loconiotion,
would do well to give him a call. as His terms and
stock IRE OF the best quality. Hanlingin the town or
elsewhere; promptly done as heretofore, and at
reasonable rates. ~
He.aIso desires TO inform the old friends and ma
irons of his L AND wAGON-MA-
kfNGSHOPS, that he by no means intends to re-
linquish this department of his business In addi-
tiOn to his own personal labor and supervision, he
wilIhavei in his employ those entirely competent to
pcrform amy work confided to his hands. He will
grEe his. special attention to, HORSE-SHOElNG,
aud the satisfHct ton rendered In the past, should be
qua ranty as to the future.
Thankful to the community at large for the
liberal encouragement herstoI6rc extended, he cx-
poets by untiring industry, and a desire to please,
to still merit a share of their support.
November 81, lS65-3t. G. S.
o. Free Press and HagerstoGn Mail copy 3w.
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&lEDDLM az CO0E.

is not onlySs1nple Tor the wants of the community,
but is of g'Iuality equal t" any ever offered in the
market, aru will be sold at a price ba rely sufficient
to cover metz cost. Families in want of fuel should
make early replication, and lie will deliver coal at
an hours notice He has on hand a fine supply of
burn in the Egg Stove, that he will sell at reduced
price. He will fill any and all orders for
PLANK, SHINGLES, EATTES,
AND BUILDING MATERIAL
generally, and at the very lowest rates the market
will Justify. He sOliCits a call from those III town
or elsewhere, who may need LUMBER, as his Sc
lection is from a yard ample to aCcOnmo date all
demands.
AS the authorized Agent of the '' REID EXPIRES
now the NATICN MAIL" he will
give prompt attention to the transmission of all
SOods, Moneys, Packages, &c, committed 10 his
care The responsibility and character of this
Company, under its old or new auspices needs RIO
COnlucndatiOn to recommend it 20 the support of
the public. Its terms are reasonable, ira nsInission
sure and expeditions, and whether much or little,
its means of accommodation are always adequate
to the general want.
In connection with Ncssrs. BAILEY NEW,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, of Hair
pcr's Ferry, he will give special attention to the
shipment of GRAN, BEEF, PORK. or other PRO-:
OUCE from this point to Baltimore and elsewhere.
Has acquaintance as to the working Operati0ns'of
the road, under its present mana cement, and the
facilities he has at hand, enable him to offer induce
ments to farmers anu others, of which they are not
aware.
He will soon have ;r'readiness at the Depot, n pair
of SCALES of latest aud approved pattern,
ard attend to the weighing of hay or other bulky
articles, that may be offered in the market.
HARLE WARNER.
Charlestown, November n, lS65-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
Confectionery, Fruits, &c,
JOHN F. BLESSING

i ed Stock of
FRESH CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS,
&c. SUCH AS
CA~SDIEs-Foreign and Domestic;.
ORANGES, Lemons. Rasins, Figs, Currants.
DAPEs, Ctr III, Pruncs. Peaches, Apples,
and CANNED FRUITS of all kinds.
Pickles, Sar, ines, sc
NUTs.-COcoa Nuts, Palm Nuts, Almonds,
Filberts and Pea Nuts.
His BAkERH is in full blast, and every descrip-
short notice,
.GJ-he offers his services and supplies of Deli~a-
cIcs Tor PartIeSy Pick Nicks, &c,
ana respectfully invites attention to his assortment,
and sOllcits Orders Tor lis services.
November :, 1905.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
TRUSTEES SALE
i
b, s-s Of agzRTFn
SaEtsE 4Suaex

a. &a-1G g asr-aa- -aH aat-FFEF
By virtue of a Resd d! trust, recorded in Deed
B5Sk 81. PS5get z. Jefferson County Records. win
Tuesday. 5h day Of December, 1865,
a.. At p o,ISSh; N: the VALUABLE no.
Ii PRoPERTY known as the s. CAR rim
TER opposite the Court lllffs
House, chatlestown. jefferson County, Wis gin ia.
This comnodious establi shment is situated En one
Of the most delightful Hllagesin the Shenandoah
valley eight miles fromAH6rper's Ferry, and inn
medlatsIyon the line of the Winchester and Pc
Tomac Hail Road, 1t haSal the necessary appoint
plau.
It has THIRTy-FIvE ROOMS, most Of them
large anaN~eIl ventilated, and is capable of accom-
modStIng. with the utmost convenience and COM
tort, SEVENTY FIVE GUESTS. -
Inc attached ia sufficient f6rSEVs
ENTY:FIVE ORS -
The GARDEN embraces WI ACRES, ami has
oeen Improved to a capacity to supply abundantIy
ithe'Segetable required IN season.
A most excellent ICE HOUSE with DAIRY at
ached! SHEDS, &C, complete the improve
ments,of ttis most desirable property.
TERMS:-CASH, but tie Trustee has reason to
DcIleve that the purchaser may secure a reasonable
credit on the purchase money above s o =
The title deeds may be'sccn at my Law office in
C:IarEestOwn, jefferson County, Virginia.
e: KENNEDY, TRusrEE.E.
H0Tember ], lS65-ts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28

ting prices. We. call special attention 10 Inc fol.
lowing enumeration Of articles
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Ayers arsaParilla Ayers Cathartic Pills;
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Wistar's Lozenges-Jaynes' ExpeEtorant,
Browns Bronchial TFoches,
Shriner's Cough Syrup,
brakes Plantation Bitters-Hostetter's Bitters,
Backsley's Wine Bitters-Cannon's Bitters;
Oxygenated Bitters,
Hollands German Bitters,
Hegenan'sE liXer Cali.aya Bark,
Bulls sarsaparilIa-McLane's Vermifuge,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Holioway'a Worm Confcction,
TllUmpson's Eye Water,
McMiEn's Elixer Opium,
Smiths WhooPing Coughs yfUp,'
Browns Essence of Ginger,
Ilclmbold's Extract RLchu,
British OiI-Oil of Spike,
Railway Ready Relief,
Davis Pain Kilier-Larabee's Pain Killer;
Observation-Disclosures Magnesia.
Musiang hinlment-Hays Linimens for Piles,
Stonebraker's Nerve and Bone Linimcnt,
Btair's Compound Syrup Phosphates,
SwaiIn's acea-Tarra Scltzer Aperient,
Hubbell's Bitter Wine of Iron,
90: Elixer Valeriauate of Ammonia,
Ellis Citrate MagnesIa,
Brandreth's Pills-HolIoway's Pills & Ointment,
SPalding's Liquid Glue
ltodgsnn's Diamond Cement,
Payson's Indelible Ink,
Kiddcr's lndeliblc Ink with PREPARATION
StOnebraker's Rat Pea fS Starch,
Burnett's and ThOmpson's Cod Liver Oil,
MasOn's Riucking, Stone Polish Parlor Matches,
Barry's Tricopherus-hyon' Cutlairon,
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
Mrs Aliens ZyIobaIsamum,
Mrs Aliens Hair RestOrer, Nos. l and g.,
Burnett's COcoaine-Joncs Hair Dye,
Woods Hair Restorer,
s~ozodopt for the Teeth, DR. Gibbs Tooth Wash,
Tooth Powder Tooth Paste,
Arrow Root, Farina, Corn. Starch, Tapioea,
BailCy's G latino. Sage, Piscutime,
Vanilla Beans Extract Vanilla,
Lemon Pine Appl PertuIuery, Soaps, &C.
Extracts for the handkerchief,
Laird's BlOOm'Of Youth, Cologne Water,
Glcnn's POmades-Glenn' Extracts,
Glcrn's Honey and Glycerine Soap,
Colgate's Honey oaP-BrO Windsor Soap,
Verbcna Water,
Eair, Tooth, Cloth. Nail and Shaving Brushes,
Infants C0Inbs and Brushcs-PUCke Combs,
Fine C~ombs-Ridding Combs,
Bibles, Prayer aud Hymn Books,
a large selection of School Books,
States, Pens, Ink, Paper and Envelopes,
Mucilage for Offices and Counting Rooms,
Window Glass of Various -
White Lead, Linsc,h Oil, Turpcntiuc,
Berzinc, COpal and Japan Varnish,
Zinc Dryer, Zi"C Paint,
a large assortment of Paint Brushes,
Black Leather Varnish,
Spices of all k~iuds-Ground Mustard,
Clgurs, Smc king and Chewing Tobacco.
We arc prepared to fill physicians orders at the
notice.
The public can confidently rely on having pre-.
scriptIons carr fully prepared at All hours OF day and
night.
NuvEMBER II, 1865.
CO. Our customers will bear in mind that We sell
EXCLUSIVELY for CASH. 90