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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

THE TRIsu WITNESS add you see
Dennis Mahoney steal the pig Z"
"Well, not exactly, yer honor; but
met him the day Widow Flarety lost her
grnnter, ard sez ],
"Hilio, Denis"
@Iiillo," sez he.
''Ah, la ifsez l.
@Oh, bo r sez be.
aThe diyil z sez l.
"The divil + says he
Aud that's all know about the pig,
yer honor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

Did you ever present your bill to the
dcfendant;' inquired q lawyer Of his client.
Il did, SIR Aud what id be say lie
told me to 20 70 the degil.' And nhai
did yoa DO lben? Why thsn--i came
to you,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

LuDIcRocs SCENE IN CHuRcH.-An
aged clergyman speaking Of the solenoity
attached 10 the ministerial office, said that
during the whole term Of forty or fifty years
that be had eficiated therein, his gravity
had never been but once disturbed in the
pulpit On that occasion, he noticed a man
directly ii front Of him leaning over the
railing Of The gallery with something in
his hand, which be afterwards discovered
to be huge "chaw" Of tobacco Just taken
from hi. mouth. Directly below sat man
fast asleep. with his head back and his
moatli wide open. Tie man in the gal.
lery was inten,ly engaged ia raising and
lowering bis hand, taking an exact obser-
walton, til, at last having rot II right, he
let .al the quid, and il vent plump into
the mouth Of the sleeper beloa The
whole scene was so indiseibaby ludicrons
that for The fret and last time ia tie pull
pit. an involuntary smile forced itself up
on The countsnance Of The Er.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

Coy. Swan Of Maryland, the owner Of
a farm on the Virginia sbsre Of the Poo
mac, on which The battle Of Balls Il lufl
was fought, has written patriotic letter
to Col. Moore, Superintendent Of Military
Cemeteries, donating the site for GENE.
tary on which the Union men who fell
have been Inferred. Col. Moore had in
tended placing a fag staff IN the center Of
the cemetery, but the people Of the yicin.
iiy say that they do not want TO have the
stars and stripes flying there.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

NoRTHERNERs AT THE SoUTH. = The
Washington correspondent Of the N, Y.
Tribune says:
Gentlemen arriving here from New Or
leans and MoUsle overland report that
numbers of Northern men engaged in
planting in the Mississippi Louisiana and
Alabama are rapidly settling up their al
fairs for the purpose of removing them
selves and their families from the South
ern soil and out Of harms way. The con-
dtion of things there is described as most
uncomfortable and threatening o Northern
settlers. The statement IS further made
that when the war closed the best Of feel
ing prevailed among all classes. The reb.
els were heartily rejoiced at the conclusion
Of the war, and expressed themselves sat
i.fed to accept all the conditions Of defeat,
freely admitting hat had they conqured u-
they should have compelled submission
from Us to their exaciions.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

a baekwoodsman saw lady al a pia-
no and sung cot: Jim, Js come here
Tarhalion, il here amt woman pulling
music out Of her chist "
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

Orders have been issued for the release
Of X. b. Winder The Confederate Quar-
termaster, who has been held for many
months in confinement a the Old Capitol
and at Richmond, on Tie supposition that
he vas w s. Wiuder.
An order just issued from the War De.
pariment establishes eigh, new military
stations in the "Old Dominion" which are
to be kept steadily garrsoned by regular
troops.
Small pox seems raging in all paris d
the South. 10 most cases j. has been con
fined to freedmen, bat al Columbus, Ga,
aud towns 10 that vicinity, il is said 70
have recently broken out virulentiy among
whites.
The Franklin fLa) Baansr has good
barlesqae on those "dog in-the-maags
people, who are 70 te found ia al parts Of
the South. who viii neither eubigsts their
lands themselEes, nor rent them 70 parties
who viii.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

TuE FAR WEsr,-The gfea, growth
OF the overland trade with our far West
ern territories is well shown by a tule.
graphic statement from the kansas town
OF Atchson, the place from which the
greater part of the goods is transported 10
The mining regions Of the Rocky Noun
tains. We are told that the ireighliug
trade of Atchison was seven times greater
last year Than in 1861, five times larger
than in 1862, four times larger than in
1863, and 5,000,000 pounds greater than
ii 1864, while the most experienced freigh-
tors think tlat the trade in 1866 will be
nearly double that of the past year. II
employed last year twenty-elght thousand
oxen, seven thousand mules and horses,
five thousand men, aud six millions OF cap
ital lis range was with Colorado, New
Mexico. Nebraska and Western Kansas.
Seven years ago this vast trade had hard
" an existence. Ii is within that time
that the great mining territories have re-
ceived their population and development.
All the trade OF other times uted 10 be
with the Indian tribes of the Plains and
from Independence to Santa Fe Now il
is with civilized states, whose inhabitants
are doubled every few years We must
have the Pacifc Railroad as soon as pos
sibe; The Sierra Nevada, on the other
side of the Rocky Mountains, is now being
pierced, and on Ibis Of the mountains the
road has been completed as far as Topeka.
But there are difficulties about the pay
meni of the government bounty promised
10 this latter section, on account OF the i'm
perfect manner in which thai Of the road
has been built. II is great pity that
this vast work should lav, been begun in
such a style as to make disputes possible.
Such a great national enterprise should
be carried out IN great and worthy man
ner, from beginning TO end, 4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-01-23

a woman being enjoined to try the e..
feet of kindness on her husband, and being
told that it would heap Goals Of ERE on his
head, replied that she bad tried "boilipg
water, and i didn't do bii Of good
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f,aanthrstrr 1ualnrss plrtttOrp

N X. FOWLER,
IL. AitHnfy Al Taw
{ psasea sad Hsnnsy elsim Assui tlft anA I y ln-
ssmAes Agea4, aBl Ialnalsssenef ief NeH GA
~ Hanrhss'fg VI.
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WlYER 4 pRlADLE,

gAaarnsys ara CaaaasGafs at Las c'aita, Pension
sad Ei,s sna Lgfs lHsafancs AgpHss Once over
Eaulns1 Store. MANCHESTER. BeBuingcn tsuriy
esf,n8st. A. g. aisaef, a. fnhdls.
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/ ID, COY.
IL. Nspufariaaer and Desier 30
Be.is rnd Shoes Door east 81 Drug store,
Manchester. Vermont.
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IQulNoX HOUSE

uaea fgoaa Lass - utsemhsr, fof pcrmautu ior
tfaa,ieBg g,st0rs. This House, having been recent
~ esilFeA I, aaN tbe most eoFumodl0ns in ihe
STATE. shd farni.bed e.t f1c aiest comforts and
cAhYeuisnfes Farnf0fmaiian ~ 10 roon1s, ae' ga
atsst II 0RSis Agent.
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vANDERLIp HOTEL.

fkls lQpg eslsbilshe' Hotel sill continues open
ifss fhe decentralization 81 fhc travelling public
Passtaalaf attention given 20 basfjers from abroad
sariae iiie sammesn0aths sa Tie pHblie patronage
lhithsio literally eSteBffA isrespecifuy solicited
g. M gtSuLnLIr, Proprietor.
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eilin.i4a l,i9 EIe

those portions within Its range beyond
any other conceivable enterprise, can
not be doubted. These facts conceded,
it remains only to enquire whether the
parties proposing, sustained as intimat-
ed by the French Government, Will ex-
ecute the contract If made according to
its letter. and spirit, this Board feels
itself incompetentito decide. IL IS not
to be denied, however, the continued
correspondence of one of the contract
ing parties during the late war, profess
sing readiness to execute 1t, together
with the support of the Agents Of the
French Government, would appear 70
furnish strong presumptive evidence IN
its favor.S It does not occur to this
Board that objection can be made 70 q
renewal of the contract with the Conn
pany, with modif cations to adapt II to
changed relations, by any OF our au-
thorities or people. Eas.aIi ~ II
=. In this view, if it shall be the purpose
of your. Excel lleney to recommend
on the subject, this Board
will most willingly exercise itself in
preparing a draft. fthe provisions need
ful in our judgment TO be incorporated
inthe act OF, the Legislature to carry
out the contract on our part, to be pre-
sented TO the Legis stature. for considera-
ton at its next session, If like action is
adopted in Virginia, h'i - ~
- -A'copy from the record. 10
(Signedl -, q. n. HATCHER, .spa
-. Secretary Kanawha Board.
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mr. n Il KISNER.

= TENDERS ans THANKS no ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their eonn-
denee and patronage, and would inform ms
friends and the people generally that ne VIII
the coming year, occupy his old ONCE on "a
- streee near Reed & Kraft's Drug store Centre
I ~ Hheohng} VIVA, where he may be consult
ed In reference to their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor is able at al
times Andunder all cirCumstaLlceS, to describe
and fo assure Of the probable result and duras
ton OF treatment He pTacIlces the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
u remedies supporting Instead of depressing
Y the Vital Powers. The medicines used by
him are prepared and put up In his own
RI ufico. Besides the treatment of Acute Dis
y eases DR.. kiSneFWi give his Attsjuffo to the
y treatment OF al varieties OF Chronic disease
,.. Thai ScourKSa of the human race, SaFofhla. In
MI its varied forms, VIZ: Purulent Discharges
N e from the Ear 50 prevalent among children
PurTilent OpihalTniA, O1ena, Enlarged Glands
ITloeTatfoffs. CHncersl and adlsvarities OF Skin
DisAaseS Viii receive ffis special attention.
DiSeaseSnf the Throat, Lung and Heart, ItS.
erComplaints DiarThoea, Dysentery aflf Piles,
IOise1ses Of the Urft1lIy Qnsnfs gphDs, &c,
= sNeTypIis md Spinal Ade6tlofSS EPILEPSY,
Rheumatism rn!s Paralysis, Diseases OF Fe-
males Dyemenorrhea, LeucprTheyls tiroi.Hf HfStis
.tTJtaFi and an PainIdl 1kfegu ana Ner-
-sNous Diseases toiwiiled they arc SuolecL, ne
treats successfully. The treatment OF CHI
DRENWiIlreceiVe4ne 4ne sRfne atfenIfpn as mere
1ofore All consultations and coInmunica-
tions strictly confidential, and, Will receive
- kprompt Intention. Night calls eheeffnlly an
swered. ONCE hours from 81 to Il A. M.s I 70
and TO 9P.Af.l IA jun2
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A Virginia. clergyman writes to the
Post-ofifce Department asking for q
mail contract. he states that he does
not know as be can take the oath of al
legiance, for he has prayed in the pull
pis during the war for the successo of the
Southern cause; but as the prayers were
never answered he is of opinion that no
aid and comfort were given, and there
fore he remains loyal citizen.
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A MAINE paper states that a colony
of fifty families, principally from that
State, is to embark for Palestine in Ju-
ly next. Theyipropose to settleat Jaffa,
the ancient Joppa. Building lots have
been purchased, and they will carry out
with them Yankee Implements, with a
view to resuscitate the great and long
fslumbering resources of that once splen-
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lcuAnnEsToN. 3 ". Va, /. /: Dec. e I, 1895.

At an adjourned meeting of the Ka-
nawha Board, held at the Office OF I.lR.!
Hale, the 9th inst: present, James w.
,Oakes, President; DIR. s. Patrick, y. ii.
Smith, p. w. Morgan and Il. Rphner.
Whereupon, it is ordered that the fol-
lowing report to Governor Boreman be
by the Secretary, under
the seal of the Company. -,
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CHARI.E:ssr06S, W. Va, Dec. 9, 1855.

HIS Ezeeslsaey, Governor Foreman:
S1R:-our lent, James w. Oakes,
laid beforeI our Board the communica-'
ton addressed by your E8cellency to
him, under date 22d ultimo, with the
copy of Ihe communication of Thomas
ii. Eliis, Esq, President James River,
and tIanawha Company dated Rich
mond3 September 27s 1865, touching the
renewal of the contract and charter
with and to the. Company of French
capitalists made in, 1860 and 1851. The
letter of yon Excel llency only rea ched
our President aon the 1st day of this
month, and this Board, in accordance
with request, seize the earliest occasion
consistent with the magnitnde OF con-
siderations involved to present our
views in the matter s Since the receipt
of your Excel Ilency' IS letter, this Board
has only been able to the "act
of the Legislature of Virginia, passed
2sth March,. 1861 on this important
/, The plan OF Improvement of the
Ranawha and New river andof the Canal
from the mouth of Greenhrier river to
the Alleghany summit, within our ter
ritofy. Is in our view unexcepIonable,
That an -improvetnapt OF the character
intiicated in connectio ion with "a com
tinuous line of like. character TO tide
water. would form the greatest thorough
fare possible between the great West
and Inc Atlantie,e and would tend to
develop and enrich our State, especially
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DRAREST. COlIE KISS NE.

1
An eastern paper publishes poem
Commencing: ~
Dearest come and kiss me; my lips are yet
Ana my bosom stin pants nom the clasp of
The blood dances Wildly through each throb-
But dfoop. ohi droopf for thy kisses. again.
To which a very t'freshn young gem
tlemen promptly replies: f4.it7
.Je-roo o-sa-lem. dearest, 7 dart like o 1lsh;
My lips shall with ktSsesrespond to thy wish,
m check not the blood thrilling wild In each
But VII III stop thee nom dropping for Kisses
0 again l0H 20 H.Eb Pc
ilThep turn up thy bin, love; III pounce IKE
And through vale and through forest the
smack shall be heard,
II you suffer for kisses, am thar, you may
And IIElyis thee nom morning tn the sun
aha1l be setl {
'-cone ktss thee: Why. thundeFi I'm one Of
I'm tns chap Of ali others you're trying to
50 you needn't look farther. I'm for the
Though the blood should .cayorf and your
pulse IL may dance. T
$50 bring ON the fruits, love-your kissesI
For fdream now of nothing but peaches and
/ am Waiting and painting, and praying TIN
soedms @es along, dearest. as quick as you can"
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HUBBEI's SUPERIOR OLD 70
CABINET BRANDY, (Medicated.) J

r.sssl ssslr5uNnoUALED REMEDY FOR
bus, Gripping Pains In the Bowels, Cholic and
Chronic DiarThea. 1t is highly approved by
the Medical Facnlty for change Of water and
diet Used with great success In the army
hospitals In violent cases of Chronic Dtarrhea.
This preparation Is simple and harmless, un-
adIltered, expressly for medictnalu
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.aWaTf War / Is Not at An End.

NEwBooT &sHoEST0RE No.
p lI58 lAIasu Street, where fifSt class goods
tJ,SS5 aTyy other esta ShInent In this cfsy-
: 1SOMF ONE COME ALL To- JOHN a.
where yon VIII ind Q vel Sc
Ief.fed stock OF Boots, Shoes and GaiteFs con-
sfsffnR on every thing In the line OF Ladies
Gents and MIS- wear, kept constantly on
occupied by Mr.. John Bishop. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves md secure GOOD bar
gains. Now Is the time to ret your money
back, and at the sama time Tepienish your
understandable Don't f0fEet fie pIace. tho
kign ofthe Big black Boot. : 3 Istzf novzs.
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For sale I'm an Parts OF tho world.

s1-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, So Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sheets, Hudson,
Ny GEO. @. HUBBEL d CO.,
l77i ' PToprietors.
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MccABB. KRAFT 4 CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, wheeling, Sole Agent for West VIr-
ginia; also, proprietors of Krafts Dianhea
Compound, Reeds Cough Syrup. Improved
Nerve and Bone Iiniment, DR.. Stahrs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair on.
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ANEW American line Disclaimers is to
be festabliShed, TO run between New
York and Bremen, touching at Cows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-09
VOL. XIV. |
Mafdifal.
SRIIERE COUGH SYRUP.

GhllhlD GuuuH DlnUl.
rTIS PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
safe and may be given t3 s, me IN jt
liHitf TcceSsI III containing no hifiaInInatory or
SDrituous Ingredients whatever II Is not only
onniicabIe 10 the vast majority OF PuEnonnTy
aPi bronchial affections, but is peeuliariy
valuable TO children atioEding great Ienst u N
Whooping Cough and kinate reeeiye1 f0r
wear 10 year, we present the following: -. -'''t
Eronl the Rev. II. G.. Lamb, Pastor OF
- ~ me Bapfist Church, AIexandFtn,
HLExASDRIA. Licking Co., Feb. q, 1853.
In JsnSay f91 Fad e6d Sd rSSIEhed al
I most EIosfIaaLt for two days and Q mig trom
Friday morning until Saturday night took
and retired and slept an night without a SIN
ole Interruption from coughing. 49,,
~ preached twice during the day without any
inconvenience.
Since that time have given Il frequently
to my children, and believe that It has essen
tiaiiS renewed 'PsiP' '94'f' I.ts 4. D. LAMB
Recommended particularly to Clergy
men, men, Law IaWyeEFs and ~ q tS'heF Pubic
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
given certificate OF the excellence OF THIS
.r.f popular Cough Medicine. It Will be interest
h Ing To- all who are afflicted with coughs
ff PitsbIT0 DAILY sPost. ~ fs iisfs 81 o-,
~ --7,r-'.I EacH&HGE HOTEL, December l9, 1855.
- sBfeSsrs EiiBonsa-H Having been for some time
- past very much afflicted with q severe cold,
and almost constant cough and haYing IN t1.so tSe9
effect, 1 was induced by my esteemed Ilena,
Wv: Wallace Of this city, to make a 5 tTiaI al
NV great surprise I received almost immedi-
nj ate relief 1T was with the greatest dit1culty
but on taiting a spoonful OF the Syrup, just
before entering my lecture room, i could speak
90 with perfect ease during the evening L
would particularly recommend it to Clergy
W JAMES Il, PoRTER. fTaf: Qf Mathematics.
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rIN aa ? : y
FROM the annual reports of the trade
and commerce of Chicago, published by
the papers of that city, it appears that
the amount of money expended on
buildings in 1865 was S6,a5o, 600. The
total valuation of property is s64, Jos, III,
and the tax levied is $I,294, GOO. The
wool receipts were 1900, 900 poundsi
hides, $4,000, 600; lake fish, q, 900 pack
ages: coal, 346,0 600 tons; flour, ], Isl, 900
barrels, and wheat, 9,465, GOO bushels.
The Tribune says:
ttfn addition to the large quantity of
-four received there from Wisconsin,
Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and
Missouri, there is a large amount man
ufactured in this city, which does not
appear in the table Of receipts. There
are ten large milling establishments
here, which annually grind some
$4,000 barrels of flour, consuming
about one and one quarter millions OF
bushels of wheat. The manufacture is
mostly confined to raw Winter and
Spring extras, all of which are in high
repute in this and other cities. The
flour Manufactured during the Spring
and Summer was of good quality, but
as soon as the old crop was exhausted
the imiilers found II matter of great
diff1culty TO obtain perfectly sound
samples. Inc nehVy rams uuEIuE iHS
last half of July and the first half of
August had a very damaging effect on
the crop of Winter wheat, and Spring
wheat did not altogether escape injury.
The pofklpaciing season last year WAS
disastrous. The growth of the national
banking system in Illinois during the
past year has been very rapid. Includ-
ing chicago there are now in working
order in the State seventy mine Nation
al banks, with a combined capital paid
in of $40 O;T14,522 IS, and a circulation of
81. 4QA .pSl - l5 ii-1 .e-s9 -i-ii
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Franklin Insurance Company


Capital, 600.
t..5sl-y I7t54f DIREcToRs:
T. II. Lognn, T. p. .Shallcross, Geo. K. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckler, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. W, Ffanzheim, jas. n. Vance, Alex.
ETNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
j organized, are prepared 10 take risks at
fair rates ON buildings OF all kinds, merchan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, furni-
ture, steamboats, and cArgoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives NJ per-
sons for a term OF years.h This Company Of
keFS superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three yeaIs, at re-
duced rates. This beinga home institution,
composed Of some nlnety-fOur EtOckholdeTSs
most Of whom are among our beSt business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
slderntion ofthe illsuring public, and solicits
their patronage.
Applications for Insurance win be prompt
attended to by the Secretary.
Ofiica, No. / McIure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
5I NJ ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAN'I MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI4, Vice President.
\. c. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
Of1ce, No. McLuFe House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adnms' Express Co.
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That auguster thing Is the tribunal
tses Of men. II is before that tribunal
that. 7 am now permitted humbly to
plead, and, there Is something in my
heart a small but an e1ultant voice
which tells me I shall not plead in
yain.u sTz
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COMPLIMENT TO TEAoHER.-Prof.
Lininger, of Fairmont, was presented
by his pupils, on New Years: with
copy of Webster's Unabridged Diction-
ary. Like the fashion of presenting
bibles to ministers; compliments of this
made by wicked wags to cut the wrong
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K NJ. Il. r. R.-The Fairmont National
advises people to lookout for the adj
dress to the people of West Virginia,
and tocapitalists generally, in the in
terests OF the "M. J.. r. R."-which
and Iyewisburg Railroad. The manu-
script is about complete and will soon
be printed. i,f5l
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] from the record. s.s.
(Siknedl O. II. HATCHER, %
-. Secretary. Kanawha Board.
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Landrethas Garden Seeds.


S.ssokP-FoRl -LADIES-JuFsT
- received lit5 ~ { 4 t.ER = BRo-S.i-
! noy29tIEEE4 40 fz9t lza
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MISCELLANEOUS MERCHANDIsE.-The
Ritchie Press advises its readers If they
uyyant a SvifoE oEoPE any otbeE' SSod oVsss,,
modify" to call on the business men OF
tDay, the fair damsels OF HarrisYille
will "call on'' you, and "scratch your
peppers out2" We shouldn't pity you
n bit. @.4aI4 s.yltsA C
TIE NATIONAL BANK OF KINGwooD-
y. O. McGrew, Esq, cashier, has been
organized with capital of 100000;
notes not yet put in circulation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-09
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