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TNEMETsE EMPRovEyHnNT
0E1EHI,GE OF TRn UoMmERCIAL sT,.a ,,

akFFICE OF tn n CSPMMERCEAE. zTV,
NS.BOAT COMPANY, FLANNIGANjS WITT
BALTIMORE, September a. 186S a
- A CARD. ~' A0oO'
A statement having been cireuIated ar,,,. /, -
mercantile community that the "COMMERS ~ t I55
81 Outside hne Of Steamers between this mort Al
new YORK, has been only established terInn ~ sna
ana Is to be withdrawn at the oonysniapcpo S
5Pe a angeTignsd wishes to such sIe
shlpPefs generally between these ports tbat and
n1n Fave 9sen completed to keep up rsuar
P;sI NN II foI ys yeaTs The extensive docks a.
wnsr In Baltimore have been leased for ~
Inc eh eGG pos F6pSd b.
ers Viz the SEA GULL, FALC0fNn ad stem Sfeam
ana nj WI make regular and rapid connectio,
SbInrs$ Srv Treghs according 20 the serms %
a.s-E,,, JACOB 5. SKULL
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NJ Office OF LIMITED PARTNERsHTP.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they have
e9terea INTO L'I IT. Pargershp for the purpose
of Maryland, an Iron and General Commission bns;
ness In; under the name and style of HOFFMSN
Richard Curzon Hoffman and Daniel f9ovtv Fbon,rT =
son, both residing in the city Of Baltimore are tbs
General PsTt1er ccn and Evans Ss9e Fes
the common stock Of the Partnership five th"ssSan y
dollars ja cash Thesad Partnership commenced pe
on the azst day OF February, eighteen hundred and
thereafter. 0--N " ysars
B. S 6gEI = HOE HOFFMAN, General Partner
E. STANLEY ROGERS, Special por,,ar
fs22-lsW6N Spe'i"i Fsr!ner'
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The death of Lord Monteagle, better
known by the name Of Hon. Spring Rice, is an
nounced at his residence in ireland. He filled many
important Offices in the State and was formerly
Chancellor of the Exchequer. and on his retirement
from that position, was elevated to the peerage.
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HATS AND CAPS,
MEDICAL.

SFRENGTa 10 THE wEAF.
~ YOUTH 70 THE AGED
BIOKRENE
LIFE REJUVEN AToR..
Ss-Thjs preparation is ,unc ,qualled as Reiuvena.
uor ana ReStorer of wasted o inert functions
The feeble, the aged and all those who have n ,,,
way impaired their vital lty by excessive r,eb4T ~
physical o application W III find the Biokrene 10 be-
while 1t builds up the shattered conStitTIia Iii I
belong to youth ~ 00ie' "HcL
az matter ny nat cause any organ has become en-
1eebled IN Its ~ actions this superb preparation VIII
remove that Ause at once and forever "-''
G GSSBB \ ? t C5tENERAL DEBILITY, NERVOUS. r2.
OF Sfr,Afl APPETITE, Low SPIRITS, TMBBCIL-TItTrYS'
MPlrEE$!FtAL INCIDENCE, EVACUATION, Emit
- I M hfAS MOST DELIGHTFUL, DESIRABLE
~ AND NOVEL EFFECT UPON THE NERVOUS
system; and all who are in any way Frustrated nv
nervous disabilities earnestly advised to seek
ton, - 'p"R'
BTOKRENE.
- The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIRTNG
fae OLD; should give this valuable discovery trial
IL WI pc found totally different from all Other
articles Tor the same purpose.
TO FEMALES.
Ihls preparation is Invaluable in nervous we, " >
nesses OF al kinds as it will restore the wa a.
strength with wonderful permanence ''S~
1t IS also grand tonic, and will give relief in Dc
pepsi? with the first dose. A brief persistenc. IN itr
use Will renovate the stomach to degree of paract
health, and Danish Dyspepsia forever No0'
One Dollar per BOTTLE or six bottles for As SoIa
by Druggists generally. F0' "0ie'
Gent by express anywhere, by addTessir, ~
HUTCHINGS x Hill YIN
Proprletors, No. Is Oey Street.
SoI3bv crrrr @ New YOrE.
6oiu " SETH ;. HANCE,
oooaen Aoo baltimore street,
Rnl
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BR0sPhCFUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

NSkosPECEUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
frst-class establishment to which the citizens of
baltlm0re could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought Tor IN yam during the past season. To sDpIv
that want and to present at the same time proit-
aoie to subscribers, attention is called to
this Prospectus. w
Bentley Springs is situated at the distsrz, .pt
81 miles from the city, 600 feet above .ozafer on
the Northern Central Railway wLi5L with IFS {,e
track and present facilitSs renders access to the
healthy i te United States and S Sas CT IGs
sGarceIy SAgsasS9d anywhere in beauty and romance
G. character Magnificent tgues an abundance of the
Parest water, beautiful Teyines, clear mounta;n
streams and lofty hills contribute to make th;g SPOT
attractive aad to point it out as admirably GapJed
to1 g large Summer Hotel. The Surrounding neig6-
eorhQQd abounds IN pleasant wallis. saady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed to profit ~ these natural ADVANTAGES
py me erection or Ne o. the most eligible sites and
WITHIN view the Depot. of frst-caSs Hotel, under
me !.tsoeaton q the Bentley SpTings Company Of
baltimore County. The amount of Capita1 Is fveG
At One Hundred Thousand clara in Shares of a.
hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are he
is believed that IN asking the citizens Of BaIt;.
moro 70 sCeScrlDe 10 this project, we are adyancr
tnelT individual interests as well as .aat of the 90
Our citizens will be waited Ga by the DirA,to~O ~
/ tons to the stock. sU"SoElp'
Application may $50 be made to the Secretary
as lnS once q tao COMPANY Ne. q s. Charles gtreSt
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 90 ''-
~. o.,- e A. ABBOTT, PEes't.
lay i Haobasa Sh7Si 4 T. Pa9Ps1
g. W. Burton Isaac &C., 80
Augh SisS0E. / Dr. G u Coa+ag
Woodward Ahrahang, c. W. Bentley
r. B. Knight SaSrata Tv''' Aiy noMc y
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ond Graja Reporter says Accounts from Ohio snd
Sge west express lively apprehension that the
Joa on me ground has already been considerably
and Is likely to be still more So in conse
@ 5i the treezing and thawing which takes place
covern of snn OF the usual protection derived from
variable one. and if some injury does not re-
fos e WogG Gr5pS from the to wind and
But It Is too early to anticipate the extent o H.
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Rush OF EMIGRATION FROM GERMAYy.-A letter
from Frankfort states: The emigration
went via Hamburg 1863 passengers, and embarked
in ninetyfour sailing vessels and thirty steamers in
Der of those who left Europe via Bremen had reached
already. IL November last, over 1906 From the
little town Of Harrenberg, in Wurtembusg, which
numbers only AIS abtants, left during the last
year 81 persons taking wit them, in hard cash. over
$500 guders There is not the least doubt that the
emigration from Europe during 1866 will reach at
least 100000 persons.
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HOLIDAY PRESENT, >

GNHRISTMAS PRESENTS. --
Gold Medal Plano Fort
The undersigned Company having
hgneSt premium at the last fair a Sls
institute respectfully offer their la, nv la
elegant PIANOS at the lowest cash icos %
-. Every lnstrumc q. warranted ar fTo ~,
nr -nvS IN exchange Re- airings and pvng.
prompu,y attended to. anu tNNAN4~
GAs6LRs PIANO N -. tn , ,,,r,,,,- r,
dzl-u corno. Eutaw and Fayette stroat,
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BALTIMORE DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MARCH s. 1866
MAIL REGULATIONS,

Time Of ArriUal and Closing of Male at tho Post
Office, Baltimore, Md.
DUE. CLOSE.
East. A.M.PM. AN. P NJ
Nav York PnSfnD \ G
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lar. JOHNSTON
Ell BALTIMORE

Dr.. SOHNsT0S .
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDE5BBTTeAKR - rPIITAL,
l, discovered IN tho Great Hospitals tfhEEE1,
in world Ei5A We esffg and only g fo remedy
HIrlcfures A4ectons of the Kidney and oF Ih9os'
it, psehRSTges lnsp9Eency General Deb3
NShSson Of Ideas Pao.taton f f0a HOY Low 9&'
eases Of the lead if fros q SPht Gddiness Dis
q the Liver Lpgd StOm5cb or seGuo9o
secret and sotars Iop Sc tary Habits of Youth
tins than the Song Of es more fatal to their VIC
fitnai;ons elr most brilliant hopes or am
-'-'-'' ''A''I nR " 442aTTage, &g.. impossible
SIDE Hb So No. rs, 5; FR ADERTCK STREET left hand
the cSsnef Fail Gilmore street few doors from
Lehters must cor tain a stamp ~ oc4'
Ks. A; JET, of Paris, still continues his enc-
residents ISL n treatment of SUMPTION Several
disease 70 BaarmoEe IN an advanced stage of the
teFTeu 70. Apply at his OFFICE Southeast nrne1
lana Jete and Frederick streets. Baltimore, Mary.
NR. A. HUEF, Graduate of the MediCai F..y,I-
~ t. Of Paris, France) Member of the Ne5icaF
anu ana Cnlrurgcal Faculty Of Baltimore Md is the
GScoVerer OF the only Remedies for Diseases Of pri
Tate character, without Mercury or rov;oHs a. a
recent cases cured in from Z to 48 ours on wrtle
guarantee Chronic nveterate and constitmtioUa
diseases such as have been abando ned as
are SPeeqlly and permanently cured The treatment
Dy MIN is that which has the approval of the
most distinguished Physicians OF Paris opS q VI me
yersal success in practice of 10 years has To
Oeyonu doubt that the worst cases readily yied
ne system, especially all cases of constitutonaj de-
olllty; nervous diseases, which soon or LATE
consumption, and all the evils entailed nv cert 20
perniclous practices which ruin both body and Todp
oI Inc Wcm 4s either business study society
effects Of Improper indulg5nces of wbafever k nH
can now DO Petfectly restored to natural health an3
gIigEr IN ousf period, by applying to one whose
Skill and experience can be relied on NJ eoSt
or unpzQjessEcnal chGrges ' O''~"'
H4stant Patients consulted by letter and rerna5;ss
and private manner 1-''' convenient o.
ERICK STREETS. - anu 1 aT X
JoAS-
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II $. HoLMEs q SOM,
HARDWARE,
1,1,or,- AND
ENGINEER AND MACHINIST SUPPLIES.

NV-Nhk Of PRATT AND FREDERICK STREETS,
- Vessels and Steamers Signal Lanterns crn,
Hemp and Lubricatiag Packing, Hose Ohm and
G an 9 Belting Side and String Lacng Files En-
Bolts Nuts snd Washers, etc.; and full assorfnent
OF Builders Hardware and Tools-ail of which we
o1sy at factory prices. Orders for Brass Work at
tended to promptly. feiS6no
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FACTORIES, ETC.
WASHING

WASHING
NE IN MREE ES IN %N~
r e AID THIS!---TRY It'll
One Customer says:
my trade is now altogether in your Soaps. The
Washerwomen won't fave any other kind"
Another:
any Cook has gone frantic about your Excelsior
Soap
Another-"THE EXCELSIOR makes Beautiful
Lather;' does not iniuro the Clothes. and
nowI am mover troubled on Nor
days for FIVE cents worth of
soda to wash with
RN MER w MMVo
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
Remember. eyerI bar of our SOAP is stamped
"E < BEsEo1.''
II your Grocer has not got it, call at.ths
Excelsior Soap works,
no. LOVELY LANE,
n0z1-u Near CaIv01F.
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To FARMERS.

AZ -
A.. Inc subscriber having established an .0u,. IT,.
S Ep P3TRoTe now prepared to furnish r aEFIRW
Mno WITH LABOR, White or Colore' anJ 1nnIS
ToepectIully advise taose in want Of tsbor to SnS
agents to represent them In Assoc atoms NJ ninSSH
Ssnss u u ~ XVI prove great snyns and ex
sienSs src1ovs me- SE d sdSp informti6n. &c.
oLlysR woo j. General ASspt
oS%H 81 Sscond sr eat Baltimore Ma
TENHE PROGRESS we EVENING sCEx0oT
90 |, at Professor AN APPS Institute Nos % 81 and
IS holldsy Street opens each evening at O'CLOCK
lssa ssp &c Obtained ct he IAsttass. fsaSSSs
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SHIPPING.

xSx FOR SAVANNAEE.-The Al fast sail
sEAE$ ling brig SEA LION, Lowe master. will take
-saasG small quantity of freight and sail in day
or two; Apply to JAS. NJ. GIRV1N, No. % Spears
Wharf mhf-3tt
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NE IN MREE E IN % Wa
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,

No. a SECOND STREET, North Side

This Company insures against LESS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions o. property, either in
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
the Premium for the unexpired time Will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
President,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Chauncey Brooks, William F. Pentz,
Henry S. ShryOck, John c. Bridges,
Simon Parkhurst, James 0. Spear
William Bridges, joseph Matthews,
John G. Hewes, William Chestnut
John Turnbull. Jr., John Il. Hurst.
OTIS SPEAR,
Oc5-y Secretary.
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CorroS quotations in Memphis on
wnrr rs fnllnMs;
NEW ADVERTlSENENTS,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant 10 a decrse II the Probate cour, c.
rsnols county Mississippi. rendered At the
Octcber term, lsee, thereof I will. a. CON.
missioner, on the 18th day Of January. 1897.
on the premises herein described. and within
lawful hours proceed 10 cell the following
lands. belonging 10 the estate u n T. II
Waters aud situate and lying In said county Of
PanOls ic-vit: The Northess, quarter Of ssc-
ton a. township 10. range =
Terms ~ ale, one hnh cash. balance In one
and tao yean. with bond aud approved srcur.
". L. n NtCKLE,
derlb-at Commissioner
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The Charleston Mercury was issued
on the 2sth ult., for the hst time
since February, 1888. II proposes
to devote itself in the future TO the
internal development Of Southern IN
tercsts.
The presiding mistress at a board
ing house " hoped the tea was good"
avery good, indeed, madam" was
the general reply, but Jones. between
truth and politeneSs, observed that
the tea was excellent, but the water
was smoky"
As General Butler was driving
from his hotel in Columbus, Ohio, to
the depot, q man in great haste from
the sidewalk ran into the street,
stopped the carriage, and exclaimed,
holding up a dirty spoons "Hcrc,
General, here's something YOU just
dropped"
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"PEARL RrvEw."-we clip the
following complimentary notice Of
our talented correspondent, from the
New Orleans Times,
awe are happy TO welcome the
return among US Of u fair and
gifted contributor "Pearl Rivers
who, for months past, has been rus
iicaiing amid pleasant scenes, far ~
the line Of the jackson Railroad
Exchanging Pegasus for a less spir'
lied pony, she has been riding "oyeI
the hills and far away" and ha'
brought back the roses Of summer
on her checks and the voices Of song
birds on her lips.'
May the sunshine Of prospcrit,
illumine her pathway through life.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration on the estate II
Sterling Harris iecesssd. having been granted
10 the u~sdsuigued At the June term. 1855 Of
The Probate Court uf Pamela county, 81 pgruns
having Claims against said estate will present
the sane ft regisiratloa In the Private Clerk.
Office u Pamela county, within The time rry-
senbed ny lsv, or they will b. frevtr barred
rG NELSON.
lstlj-n Administrators.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDS.

As trustees in the deed Of trust made by
John Burlyson 10 secure John II. Fizer In pay
mcut Of certain notes, we will on Tuesday the
Isl day Of January, 1861, In front Of the court
house door In the town Of Pamela, In Pamela
county, Mississippi, within legal hour, sell for
cash, at public cutlery to the highest bidder,
one Of the finest small cotton and stock farms
In the Mississippi river bottom, containing about
l32 acres lying In Tunien county, State Of.
Mississippi, ON the road leading from the mouth
Of Coldwatcr 10 Helena, about fifteen miles
from former, on Mcorc's bayou. The improve
mcnts consist Of 200 to $50 acres in a high state
Of cultivation, double log dwelling with shed
MONS 10 or ~ negro cabins, cummodeous GIN
house, new cotton pres, good cribs and stables.
II is a good stand for public entertainment; the
ferry across the bayou belongs to the place,
good stock range, and the tract Is mainly above
overflow. W. 2. wOoTTEN,
J. L. FLETCHER,
noy1i-tt-pl Trustees.
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SENATOR DooLlrTLE.-A number
of the citizens of New Orleans solic-
tied a speech from Senator Doolittle
who has been travelling in the South.
His engagements at Washington pre-
vented n compliance, but in his letter
to Colonel Nixon and others he said /:
| have seen nothing to change, but
much to confirm the views expressed
by me in the Senate last winter, in
the National Union Convention, at
Philadelphia, and other places during
the late canvass in the Northern
States. While the time Of their full
recognition may be postponed by the
result of the recent elections longer
than | could have wished, my faith
is still mistaken, that at no distant
day, the people Of the Northern
States will recognize, and Congress
will recognize, as the President and
the Supreme Court have already re-
cognized, these States Of the South rs
States in the Union, under the Com
stitution, "all their rights, dignity,
aud equality unimpaircd."
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The Special Commissioner Of Rev.
ense, Mr.. Wells, Is now engaged 10
preparing a comprehensive scheme
Cor the right equalization Of our In
laaal revenue system,
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Married.

On the lst November, by Rev. A.
j. See, Rev. G. W. Bachman, of the
Memphis Conference, and Miss
Eugene Susan Mitchell, of this coun-
tv,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ny virtue Of a decree Of the Probate court Of
Pamela county. Mississippi, rendered At October
term, 1899, thereof I ~ administrator Of the
estate Of Dr. George q. TAFT deceased, late Of
said county, will on Tuesday the lst day Of
January, 1897, q, Como DcpO, in aid county,
between the hours Of "a o'clock, n. aud 4
O'Clock T. ~, sell at public sale 10 the highest
bidder Cor cash, teetlon q land No. 80, town
ship 9, range ] west, In said county. except the
depo, ground ., Como and some few other lots
or parcels II the section leased or cold by dece-
dent in his lifetime. end the right q way Of
the " 4 7. Railroad. The ~ 1T. Railroad
runs through the section; the DEPOT At Como is
located on IL and the section In the whole, Is
one uf the hsst cotton sections In the county.
n. r. SLEDGE,
deci.5t Administrator.
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An exchange says "garrisons are
being built at Grenada for a perman-
cnt garrison for the U. S. troops. II
is said that jackson, Vicksburg and
Natchcz are also to be made perman-
Cnt posts. The Major General COM
manding says it is simply to assist
the civil authorities in maintaining
law" We can't say about the other
three places, but Grenada don't need
a garrison-would do a id sight
better without It. And then, can tn,
Major General, or anybody else, cit
us to an instance where military up
held and protected civil officers il
the discharge of their duty? W
can cite them to several instance
where the military didn't do il.
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INsoLvENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela eoan.,
the heirs Of Jessp Watson. Deceased. ~,
tate u deceased was rvparted insolEsns :
August term, 1896, Of the Probate sva :
said county. You are hereby no'insa :
hate your claims and have them rvEE1.
the Probate Clerks Office Of said eoasy
the ist Of Ovtoher, 1851, or thsy viii % "
barred. By order Of eourt
nc BLACKwOon
ssri-6m Aaminh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-17
AISQUITII & BRO.
SOLE AGENTS At CHARLESTON N.
8Fr BELLS
ALTERATIvE

Condition Powders.
TINE immense sale of these Powders during the
short period they have been before the public,
is sufficient guarantee Of their great popularity
and the decided benefits derived from their use
They are confidently recommended not only as
preventive, but as complete cure for all diseases
incident 10 the HoRsr, Cow or Hoo, as
Loss Of appetite, Coughs, Heares, Yellor Water,
Distempsr, Gianders, dc. de.
BY their use the Horses appetite is improved, all
arrangements Of the digestive organs corrected,
softening the skin, and giving to the coat sleek
and shining appearance, and may be used with per-
feet safety at all times il contains ingredients
which can injure horse whether sick or well.
For fattening Cattle they are invaluable; also
possessing peculiar properties in increasing the
quantity of milk in cows, thereby giving them an
Importance and value which should place them
within the hands Of ell interested.
All Diseases TO which the Hog is subject, as
coughs, Ulcers in the lungs and liver and gem
eral purifier of the blood, we guarantee their eff
cacy if once fairly tried.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-17
STONEBRAKER'S
Nerve and Bone Lfnimcnf
WARRANTED TO CURE

WARRANTED TO CURE
Rheumatism, Sprains, Swcllcd Joints, Sore
Throat, Frosted Feet, Poison, Old Sores ana
Bruises. Fresh Cuts, Corns, Mumps, letter,
Pains in the limbs and back, Sweeny on man or
beast saddle or collar Calls, Distemper, Scratch
es. &c. on Horses and Mules, and oil diseases
recurring an external remedy.
All who know and have used Stoncbrakers
NERVE & BONE EMINENT, will testify
that it is the most popular lniment ever sold IN
any country, and that it has given perfect salts
faction wherever it has been introduced, taking
the place ofall others.
This is strong evidence Of its great powers
in removing Rheumatism, Pains, Swellings, &c.
both on man and beast. No Liniment has yet
been made to equal this. 1t only needs trial
to prove its great virtue. Every bottle war
ranted or the money refunded.
Sold by Aisquith G. Bro, and country deal
ers generally.
Nov. l6, lS65-6m.
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SIBERT HOUSE,
JEW MARKET, SHENANDOAH CO., VA.

r RESPECTFULLY notify my friends in the VAL
| lev and the public generally that ! have leasep
the SlBERT HOUSE, and will spare neither labor
nor expense in making it Of the most comiorta-
BILE and pleasant Houses in the Valley, for Travellers
country can afford. The BEDS shall be clean and
comfortable.
The BAR will always be supplied with the best
and purest LIQUORS that can be procured in tho
markets The STABLE will be attended by care
full Osters, and will ALWAYS be supplied with feed.
A general LIVERY BUSINESS will be DONE
Horses. Hacks and Buggies will always be kept on
hand for the accommodation of travellers who may
wish to visit the surrounding country.
Terms moderate. Is. r, EN6LE,
Sep. 81, Is65.-tf Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be an
~ Election held in the several Townships Of JEFF
ferson County, West Virginia,
On the All Thursday in May, instant,
l24th of the month";, for the following Officers:
County Superintendent of Free Schools; Su-
pervisors Of Townships; Township Clerks ;
Surveyors Of Roads; 0verseers of the Poor
Inspectors of Elections; Justices Of the Peace
a Constable and one Member Of the Board of
Education for each Township.
Also, the question of the Adoption or Rejec-
ton of the constitutional Amendment, passed
by the Legislatures Of 1866,
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors,
II. c. ENTLER, CLERK.
May 8, 1s66.-4t.