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white Goods.

A new and varied assortment Of bestmported
white twillcd India long Cloth plain, plaid aud
checked Nainsooks, French SWISS plain and
dotted, and an endless variety Of Cambria Bril-
Iiants and dimitv. We have no hesitaney In
saving we have the best line Of white goods now
kept Ii town. Call and see for yourselves.
may24 MASslk& 20. e
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DH STHiCkt.iSB y
TONIC.
;:.;.iT: : go; Strickland'S
| No i'll MELiIFLG0US
! MnltE: i lCOugh Baisam

is warranted to be the only preparation
known 10 cure Coughs. Colds, liohgrness,
A Asthma. Whooping eough chronic coughs,
consumption, bronchitis, and Group Being
prepared from honey and herbs, i is heal
ing, soitening. and expectoniiug, and par'
iicularly suitable for all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs. For .nle by Druggists
everywhere. janlSly
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Spring Fashions
TOR 1866,
OF MILLINERY GOODS.
M r s. s n r I NJ e r

Is now receiving from New York aud Bal.
timorc, her Spring Stock Of Straw aud
Millinery Goods, embracing all the novelties
of the season, her stock Il very large and
will be sold at the lowest caih prices.
Ladies call and eSanineshcr
Straw Donneis,
Ladies Hats,
= Shaker Hoods,
Ribbons,
Flowers,
Fea'hcrs,
Silks 4 Satins,
Grapes,
l.nccs,
Malines,
Illusions,
Ornaments,
l.urhes.
Fmmcs &c.
silk and Grape Bonucis always on hand
aud made 10 order
Mrs. SHRfNER'S
Bonnct and fancy Store, wca of
apt.n the r. r. Depot, Westminster
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u EN TT ST,
AT HIS 0FFlCE-CARRofL HAIL,
Westminster, Nd


wv ITIsfE hcmay be found at all times
w WHOM not professionally engaged at
the following points;
Laion Biidge. list "Wednesday of every
Notwithstanding until Saturday.
Nen lli,,isor. --2nd Wednesday of every
month, remaining until Saturday,
EHiontOea. --3rd Wednesday every month,
remaining until Friday evening
T,Hegtoun- Friday every month,-re.
manning until the Wednesday following.
The full trial Of the above process at my
office during lastweek, have the pleasure
of Announcing, was perfectly successful, as
can be attested hy a number Of certificates
left IN my handss-andI have therefore re-
solved to continue the use ofitin my practice.
CHAS BIId1INGSLEA
dcc7-1y. ap19
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SASH, BLIND, DOOR AND
Furniture Factory.

sHORB, LESTER 4 SIAEFFER,
NEHIN Street, West ofthe Railroad, have
N on hand aud Manufacture to order
S.iSIES,
BLINDS,
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]. ], BAUMGARThER,
Attorney al Law and Solicitor
I'm CflanccFy.

WILL rmetirc lnw iu the Cousis in Car.
w roll county, viii nid aud counsel
thosc who are settling estates ia lho or,
phans Court, and duf Wills, Deeds Sc.
Can De seen % the Union National Bank
uf Wrs;minsier, from O'Clock 4. ~. uu.
III O'Clock T.. n, and ia tho evening" at
biz residence oppo ite thc fau1rr 4 Ne.
chanics' National Bank Of Westminster.
may2i ~.
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IMPROVED
II o Sc " SIT
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU


In all cases Of the Urinary Organs, whether
in male or female, from whatever cnusc
originating, and no matter Of how long
standing. II is pleasant in taste and odor.
immediate in its action, and more strengthen.
ing than any Of tho preparations Of Bark or
Iron.
Those suffering from liroken-down or
Delicate Constitutions, procure the remedy
at once.
The reader must be- aware that, however
slight may lie the attack Of the above disease
IL issure to sfreet his bodily health, mental
powers, happiness, md that ofhis pos,criiy.
Our flesh and blood are supported from
these sources.
PHYSICIANS, PLEASE notice.
We make no secret of the ingredients.
Hell B0L DIS FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHu IL composed Of Buchn, Cubcbs and
Juniper Berries, selected with great care,
aud prepared in yaeuo by II. T. HELM
hold, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen
years experience in the city ofPhiladelphia,
and which is now prescribed by the most
eminent physicians, has been admitted to USE
in the United States army, and is also in
very general use in State hospitals and public
Sanitary Institutions throughout tho lind.
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UNION WORKS,
Westminster Md.
wM. H. HA II NAN co.
CONTINUE the manufacturc OF IRON
~ GEARED TIL r rs Fl Il RS with Pelton' s
Improved HORSE POWERS,
r l. o u c. n S
with Wrought and Cast Iron Shares and
Points. Spring. Tooth, N 0lsSl5 liA ES, for
Hay and Grain, CORN SIiELLEliS, FEED
CUTTERS, and
agricultural Mtcl,'n~w generally.
Also CASTINGS ola kinds ,louo 10 order.
All kinds Of
REPAIRING
done with rroptness and on moderate terms.
They are also sole Agents for the sale of
Moc0RMICkiS Improved SelfRaking
conbined
REAPER AND MOWER,
for Carroll county, and IL TINT pnrt of Fred.
erick counfy North Of Frederick City. and
also in that part Of Baltimore county North
Of Texas. With this Machine the Farmer
saver money, time and labor, and is, without
controversy, superior TO any other now in
the market, and fully warranted to reap and
rake heavy. light, tangled or lodged Grain,
where hand rakes or troopers win fail. We
offer it on trial with amy other, the pirehascr
to keep, and pay iorthe ono preferred. Also
are Agents for
=.
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LIQUORS

Of all kinds, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC,
Yiz:
llrnndes, Wines, Gin, Spirits, Rum and
Whisky, ofthc hest qualities, which will be
ninAe 10 rntail dealcrs Of lIaliinore nIiees.
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TIE FERTILIZER
FOR
Maryland Lands.
ISAs Ggs'S
Raw-IBonc PhOspiIatei

fhHiIjaiag 81 prI cal ~ IhnVha'f 2
Lja., oai iOj pr csai. Of .imaonia.
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shis Ansaal Stssh
YELGu W Wa
TNM fIEAN ~.
CnHutiH. Dis
TEdrEH FE
VEHk. FOUNDER
Lass % ARE
TffE ANn VIAL
ENERGY. &c gts
go Improves i've
wEndt leeFsAAss
the apgsltp piVes
. en- y sih and
Ei1ssT saia Ind
inEs,frms ths
missfahan tksciaa
bore
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This preparation,
long aud fasossbiy
knsvn, vii thor.
gae,iIy reintlEufais
booker dapo and
lgv sSsrlisd hsrses,
w strengthening
bisa sieaasina tie
stomach ksd tntss-
nnfs
II ia a sHre PRO
vsntlfs 81 All Dis
sassa nslisnt -
XXI, aLAsDER8.
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GUANO,

and other Fertilizers Of all kinds.
Farmers and Gardeners G1E-
PGEfaENIS, VIZ:
Shoyels, Spades, Scyihes. Hoes, RskcS,
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AED
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THE HtcHWArMhN.

TOBY Simpson, pattern to Quakers,
inhabited neat little house in Lon,
don, beautified by the presence Of
his daughter Mary She was scarcely
seventeen, beautiful blonde, with
blue eyes, and possessing as much
wisdom as beauty, was sought after
by all the young men among her
fathers acquaintance Those Of the
neighborhood tried, in vain, to win q
smile. Mary was not a coquette, and
80 Tar from turning to account the
effect produced by her charms. she
1elt SO much annoyed by it, that she
could hardly treat with civility her
many admirers, one only excepted
Edward Weresford-a Young artist
VINO was intimate with the family.
a simple occurrence was the capse
OF this intimacy. Premature deotb
nad taken away the wife of tbe
QUAKER still in her youth and
beauty and he, wishing to pcrpetuate
the memory Of one so dear r. h;m
nad called painter to her dealt. .had
1t was there that Edward first MAJ ~, ~
afflicted daughter-there, betwean sae
the tears OF one, and the sacred
employment of the other, grew nn
serious attachment. The wear passed :
SINCE that event had only served N
strengthen the bond formed nndar
such circumstances, and the youna
man had already ventured to declare
his hopes and desires.
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TRI-WEEkLY HACK LINE
Between Laurens and Newberrv

ON and after MONDAY.
- - &: the 18th instant the HACK
~ X - - Will connect with the up
train on the Grcenville and
Columbia Railroad on UESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS: with thc
down II ain, on MONDAYS, WEDNES-
DAYS and FRIDAYS.
Thus passengers can be carried through
from Columbia to Laurens in ONE DAP
arriving at Laurens by . O'clock the same
day they leave Columbia. Passengers can
leave 1.aurens at o'clock q. m and arrive
at Columbia same day ut O'Clock.
Passengers arriving by the Hack at Lau-
rens Z. H., can always find convcyances to
go out into the country bv calling on T, r
or j. CREWS
Every comfort Isl afforded passeneers
which could be expected on a stage line
I.aureus. June l6, 1866. lime 90
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Estate Notice.

A III. persons having demands against
ceased, will present them properly attest
ed TO the nndcrsigncd; and all persons in
debtcd to said Estate will make prompt
payment to MARIA T.. ROWEn
Adm'X OF George $. Bower, deceased.
Or t" w. :. Bower, my Agsnt, at the
store on Camden or Taylor street.
Aug ; non7s
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Grain Cradles, Grain Fans. &c.

AZ @'e Sign Of the Goiden Pad lock.
A FULL supply of GRAIN CRADLES
IN Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythe
stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &C., in store
and for sale low for cash.
May 2G JOHN q MAI
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.oSetnef u similar sum; the dear child
loves her intended, and it would be
exceedingly cruel to deny their union.
You have heart, perhaps YOU have
loved; you would not, cannot. do so
wicked an action"
"What has your daughter her
lover, or their marriage to do with me?
FEWER words and more promptness:
give me the money!
Toby, signing, raised the saddle
bags, took out heavy sack and hand
ed it slowly to the masked man, then
attempted to gallop off.
Hold on, my Quaker friend" said
the other, seizing the bride 1.-The
moment of your arrival you will de-
hounce me to the magistrate; that is
usual, and have nothing to say; but
l must be beyond pursuit tonight.
MY mare is feeble enough, and what is
n more she IS fatigued; your horse, on
the contrary, appears vigorous. for
the weight of the sack did not en-
cumber him; dismount, and give me
your morse; you may take mine, if
you wish"
1t was too late to think of resisting
although the increasing demands
were of nature to heat the bile of
the most patient man. Good Tobv
dismounted, and with resignation nc.
cepted the sorry jade that was left in
exchange. Had known this. he
contented himself. with thinking
should have ran away, when I first
met the rascal, and certainly he would
never have overtaken me with this
cOurser
Meanwhile the masked man, thank
ing him ironically for his complai-
sance, burying his rowels, disappear
Before arriving in London, the
plundered traveller had time to reflect
upon his situation, aud upon the dis
a of the poor young
1olks, who loved each other so Inuch
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Cutlery! Cutlervll

~ Me sign ct' he Golden Pud- Lock.
"A FCLl. assortmcntof Table and Pocket
"A CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &c. in store
ana for sale low by JOHN @. DIAL.
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Notice to Shippers.

q q E -
THE Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
Il road are prepared to give through re-.
ce,pts to New York, via Portsmouth, on
includes all charges to the point Of destin' auo
alIoh. JAMES ANDERSON
JUNO IN Superintendent.
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WESTCHESTER HOUSE

vSETs ISg,ne. hn broon"e S'eet and Boaeery, N !.
Il three hundred guests and Ient ga Ing
European plan, is centrally located. anS S
near 70 AL points. City cars pass the
hosei to all the Ferries, Railroad Denot.,
ama a, places OF Amusement every three
nhtes: dnnh1a 80 oS single Rooms, sLw per day:
Jan IA IL prn-,;ot.,
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South Carolina Railroad COMPANY

South Carolina Railroad Company.
&M 20 g !. s::. III ! q 6 s; iiss
RECEIVING AND FoRW'RD'G DEPT,
CHARLESTON, June Is, 1866.
vi b South Carolina Railroad Company
Il having re-essablished its Receiving
and Forwarding Office, Merchandise and
Produce consigned to its Agent, from the
interior to Northern ports and from North
ern ports to the interior, will be cared for
Consignments to be forwarded by sea
must always be accompanied by bills of
ladlnS and letter of advice, with instruc
tions to insure, if desired
June 28 L. N. FULLER, B. & Ap't.
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klM

TEHHE travelling public are informed that
4 this line is now fully open, by the COM
pietion OF the Charlotte and Sonth carnE
ma Railroad between Columbia and Char
lotte. eS- THROUGH TICKETS can h,
purchased at the Ticket Office of the Char.
lotte and South Carolina Railroad. af Co
iumbia. THOMAS DODAMEAD
Supt Richmond and Danville Railroad
June 81
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AS the following poem has been pub
lished by several papers, with all the faults
OF an uncorrected proof. We have obtained
from tho author q perfectly correct copy:
The Ruins or Columbia to those OF
Portland.
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STENHOUSE & MACAULAY-
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ENOk the sale Of COTTON, COTTON
l. IA antSs, tS shEETINGS, Naval Stores.
generally, 66 Pearl Street, Ne,o York
=, Conslgnments to us from every point m
sn sne SCUM iuAy protected by insurance as
y: y. SIENHOUSE, ALLAN MACAITTiy
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GREAT THROUGH ROUTE NORTH!

Via Richmond and Danville Rail.
road, from Greensboro, d. c., via
Manylne and Richmond, Va, to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phla and New York.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11

THE taxes piled upon the people of
this county, by the reckless legislation
and prodigal extravaganza Of the party
which now control its public affairs,
are the most burdensome ever borne by
the people. Hundreds and thousands
of dollars have been uselessly squan-
dered, every cent of which the people
have to pay by increased taxation.
Just compare your tax receipts of last
year with those Of the present year,
and see how the burden is being in
creased. But perhaps you like this
thing of paying out your hard earnings
for the support of radical extravaganza
and prodigality. If so we have no OBJ
lection. If you will dance to radical
music, why you ought to pay the
fiddler. Hand in your grcenbacks.
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Oct. II

WEST VIRGINIA.: 1t Rules held
w in the Clerk $ Office of the Circuit Court
Of Morgan County, on the LIST day of October,
1866:
TT. Wysong, Plaintiff. u.s. James A. Storm,
Joshua Dill, Joseph S. Duckwall, ROBERT c.
Gustin, Henry Davis \. j. Crone and George
W. Heagy, Defendants.
In Ch0nce1Y
The object of this suit is to enforce specific
execution of the safe of Lot No. IS, in the
Town of Bath, Morgan county, West Virginia,
by said George w Heagy and James A Storm,
and it appearing, on affidavit dted in this suit
that the said Defendants James a. Storm,
Joshua Dill, Joseph S. DuckwaN Robert C.
Gustin A. j. Crone, and George w. Hcagy,
are not residents of this State they are hereby
required to appear here, within one month
after due publication Of this Order, and do
what is necessary to protect their interests in
this matter. 1t is further ordered, that copy
hereof be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks, in any newspaper in Berkeley
County, and posted ut the front door of the
Courthouse Of Morgan county, on the first
Monday after date Of this Orner.
\ copy-Teste,
VIM IT, BAKER, Clerk.
Oct II i'endeton pa
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WE ARE glad to learn Of the organ
ization of a Fire Company in Martins
burg. Our citizens should lend their
efforts to make it as efficient as possi-
bic. Indeed, we think few hundred
dollars could not be better invested
than in the purchase of new Fire
Engine and apparatus. Every prop
erty holder in the place should feel an
interest in every measure tending to
the security of property against the
destructive element.
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IMPORTANT To The AFFLIcTED-S.
P. Bryan, Brevet Lieut. Col and Sur
geon U. S. Vols, will, for the benefit
of the afflicted, visit Martinsburg, W.
Va, at the United States Hotel, Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday, October 10th, 18th,
18th, 10Th and Goth. He removes
cataract, straightens crossed eyes,
makes artificial pupils when necessary,
and cures granulated lids, no matter
how long standing. He cures deaf
ness, discharges from and other
diseases of the ear. He will make a
beautiful lip out of deformed hare
lip, straightens club feet and cures the
worst cases of piles. Cancers and
tumors removed without pain, artificial
eyes inserted, to look and move like
the natural eye. Any disease or de-
formity requiring skillful surgical OPP
erations or medical treatment, will be
properly cared for.
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neYyrtFo THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY, hereby announce myself as an
Independent Union candidate for the office of
ASSESSOR of Berkeley County at the ensuing
election, and pledge myself to a faithful dis
charge of the duties if elected. Respectfully,
sept 90. JACOB NJ SPRINKLE.
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The lands of the Berkeley Coal Mi
ming Company have been sold to a
New York Company representing sew
eral hundred thousand dollars, who in
tend to expend large amount of
money in putting up machinery, build
ing tramways, &C., for the purpose of
working the mines. The Berkeley
Company sold for $4,000.
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Hz9g-TO THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
8CoUNTY.-I hereby announce myself as an
Independent Union candidate for the office of
ASSESSOR of Berkeley County at the en-
suing election, and pledge myself to a faithful
discharge OF the dutiesif elected. Respectfully,
sept. 20 Z. u. IHORNBl Hi.
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DWELLING HOUSE, FINE BARN

Stables, Corn-Crib, Wagon Sheds and att
necessary out-bui1dings, adj in good repair.
we deem it unnecessary to go into q minute
description Of the premises, as those desiring
topurchase witt eaA and see for themselves.
Terms: $500 in hand on day of sale; one
third, including the $500 to be paid on the LIST
day of April, 1867 the balance in two equat
annual payments, with interest from the LIST
day of April. Deferred payments to be Sc
cured by Deed of Trust. Possession given on
the LIST of April, 1867. Growing crops reserved
Oct II Heirs of VIM. BENDER, decd.
No- Hagerstown Maz, and Valley Spirit,
Chambersburg, copy TIT safe and send bitlto
this office for collection
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J. S. STRAyER, Auctioneer, rented
at public renting, in front of the Court
House, on Saturday last, the farm of
Mr.. John Bentz, containing 235 acres,
to Mr.. Isaac Newman, of Maryland,
for 81, 275 per year, for three years.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11

Mr.. DELANEY, an employee of the
B. &. 0. r. R., was severely injured
about the head and face, on Wednesday
of last week, by the train, which was
passing unobserved by the workmen.
He is fast recovering from his injuries.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11

CHANGE.-Persons having cores
pondence with Col. John Blair Hoge,
will notice by his professional card in
another column, the change in the No.
of his address, from IS Lexington, to
26 North Charles Street, Baltimore.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11

Col. B. H. SMITH, National Union
candidate for Governor Of West Vir-
sinia, will speak at the Court House to-
morrow. Let there be full turn out
to hear him. All are invited without
respect to party.
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gsE~To THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY

ECoUNrY-I announce myself as an 1ndepen-
dent Candidate for the office of PROSE-
OUTING ATTORNEY of this county.
Being comparative stranger in the county,
would simply say that was soldier III the
war for the preservation OF the Union, for
four years, Vld if elected will discharge the
auties of the office to the best of my ability.
Oet FRANK BURR
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IA. 4 RRyED.

T-HoFFMAN-o the 4th
inst, in Hedgesvitte, by Rev. p. shoaf Mr..
Francis A. Burkbart. Of sandushy, Ohio, and
Miss Heten Mary Hoffman, of Martinsburg,
West Virginia.
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IN Debt and on ca .At1aczHaent,

IN De6t and on ca attachment.
The object of this suit is to recover of the
said Defendant, Charles A. Swami, the sum of
Two Hundred and Twenty-nine doflars and
Seventy cents, with interest from April 9th,
1861; atso the sum of Two Hundred and
Twenty-nine dollars with interest from july
9th, 1861, and Six dotlars and sixty-six cents
Protest charges and postage; and to attach
any estate of the said Charles \. Swami in the
county Of Morgan and to subject the same to to
the payment of the said Plaintiffs ctaim
against him. And it appearing on affidavit
flied in this suit that the said Defendant, Chas.
A. Swami, is not Il resident of this State, he is
hereby required to appear here, within one
month after due publication Of this Order, and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in
this matter. 1t is further ordered, that copy
hereof be published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks, in some newspaper in Berkefey
county, and posted at the front door Of the
Courthouse of Morgan county, on the first
Monday after date of this Order.
copy-Teste,
WIN. II. BAKER, Clerk.
Oct. II [Pendleton p
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DEGVELS.

STRAYER-O the 4th inst, at Warwick,
Cecil county, Nd, Ruth Harrington, only
child OF Rev. Webster NJ and Martha a.
straycr aged year month and days.
DANIEL-At MiH Creek, on the LIST inst,
Robert Daniel, aged Sc years.
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nsayTo THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY
COUNTY: hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for the Office of COUNTY SUR
VEYOR, at the ensuing election.
sept e j. BAKER kEARfOII.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11

BEN BUTLER says the rattle-snake is
no brother of his. This announcement
is favorable to the snake.
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aay@To THE VOTERS OF BERKELEY

COUNTY, announce myself as an Indepen-
dent Union candidate for the office of AS
SCISSOR of Berkeley county, at the ensuing
election, OCTOBER 25th, and pledge myself
# elected to discharge the duties faithfully
md honestly. Respectfully,
Sept Is. JOHN l.. Elk.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11

SEVERAL large droves of cattle from
Tazewell and Greenbrier counties have
passed through here during the last
few days.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11
NEW CORN is selling on the street at
fifty cents per bushel.

JEFFERSON CIRCUIT Court, which
was to have commenced last Monday,
was postponed until the 9Th.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-11
Wiz be sod at pubic auction,

of which are first quality timber land The
farm is one of the most productive in the
county, and is at present in a high state of
the yard. A fine stream of water running
through the farm The farm is under COM
pete and good fencing, \ GOOD