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10 II NM :
The Only Safety.

EI-A fire recently occurred IN Phila-
delphia which destroyed prepetty,1to a.
mount of halfa million dollars, 1 fire as
destructiyeIas this in Hagorstown or other
towns of our county would leave. hbhdreds
Of Of, destitute families. The only safetyis to
insure. My, Taggart,. Agent :tofthe Ne
tropolitan, at Hastgerown, is ready to
accommodate yoH. The cost is trihing-
the duty is hanifest2the result may be
your escape from ruin. T. Thch' why II delay?
If not fully insured, or not insured at all,
see Tasgart before The sun goes down and
it pay save you from Bankruptcy.
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RE-OP,ENIAG OF ST Johns COL
TElsE ANN 4 SOILS MN


:, LEGE,. ANN AsOLIS. MD.
yTHrS Institution. one or Inc oldcstin the Stat
now jiBeraIiyV endowed By tue Legislature, viii
open on the 18th of September, ndaf, Aith hyehife
reorganization. 1t is believed that no similar in
sttution offers greater advt ntages 10 those wishing
s :" 9s'ra ssEs or to par
There advantag esAfe, lid part ahc following:
?, J., Extensive pid copmpdiops buildings. thor
oughly repaired and rcfrhished, capable of board
three hundred all situated in one Of the mpst beau
tfpl and salpbrous localities. and ahordiag ample
facilities for afpl Physical deyelopcment by boat
Ing, swimming skating and other heathfpl aud pse
fal exercises There, sill also lie wel-f,rnished
Gymnasium on the premises. .5lga q
9. "A full course in the departments OF study usu-
ally embraced in Colleges curriculum. and in sd-
ditiop, very extensive range or selection in SPk-
CIAI4 DEPARTIkSTS. ZuO9O YJIIfF
8. Special and prominent attention is given p
the study of the history structure and Literature of
the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, Every Student, from
the time of his admission to College, wifi rcccivs
systematic and thorough training In the knowledge
and correct use OF our mother, tongue. - :
4. Unusual facilities are afforded for the study of
German French, Italian and Spanish, without e1-
s. A special aud ! comprehensive course iof in
struction is furnished for those who design to teach
10 ALLsucH STUDENTS, TUITION IS RENTED ON EASY
6. An extensive course Of Instruction i provided
Resources, Commercial Law, Book keeping, and
such5her studies as are required I'd prepare young
men TO- enter successfully into. business and COM
mercial pursntts. pa sf,P Is sgis.lH- b,;G ytlEi.
,4ai a carefully graded Preparatory Department,
including classical and English studies Is under the
same general government, and taught by the saRe
Professors, as the Collegiate, Departments
8. A weltsclected corps Of able and experienced
Professors, as follows: .aHz2 lir LAP
''',,, Fl LTY;. >y 4.
HENRY BARNARD, Ill. D.. PRNcIr.L and Pro
fessor Of Mental Moral and Social Science, includ
ing the Principal and Methods Of Education. 5"'
---RRp.-G.-W, MepHAIL,- D. Dr.
Assistant Proft.soiri of Mental and Moral sc<nde,
and lecturer on Natural and Revealed Religion,
and the evidences Of Christianity. II -,
49,. GEORGE W. ATuERTON, AM, an
AcrIsa yIrE-PRrxcIpAI, and Professor of tue Latin
Language, Literature and History. i'"
E. p. SCAMMoN, A. n,
Professor OF Mathematics.
r.1s. HIRAM CORsON, A. NJ .t...
Professor of the English Language, Literature and
History, and Rhetoric, including Vocal Culture.
REV. JULIAs NJ. DEsHIEIL, A. NJ,
Professor Of the Greek Language, Literature and
History. -. a.. -...y.
~ WILLIAM STEFFIN, A. M., = .-t
Professor Of Physical Culture, and Assistant in
Mathematics and the German Language. 10 -"
.,. DAVID y. CAMP, A. NJ, ,.r,g
Principalof the Preparatory, and Normal Depart
mopts.
zALMoN RICHARDS, A. ~,
Principal Of the Commercial Department.
REV. WILLIAM l.. GAGE, A. M, D..
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NO THE TEACHERS OF THEpUB-
Lie SCHOOLS OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY

~
COUNTY.
SoFFIUE OF BOARD OF SCHOOL 'ofI
COMMISSIONERS.
Hagerstown, August 10th, 1866,
The Teachers Of the Public Schools of Washing
ton County, are hereby notified to appear in lis-
gerstown, on 10 t41iaH'Unr. ~ Itp"" /.
.Au Tuesday,, September 4th. 1T,
at 10 o'clock A. d., in the Court Hail. to attend
TEACilER'S INSTITUTE.a
to be held during the week, for the purpose of af
fording instruction 10 them in their profession as
NAL School, will conduct the institute. Where il is
not practicable for Teachers to attend they
pected to inform the Presidentof the Board, who
alone Is authorized to them for attending
otherwise they will lay themselves liable to yio-
lation OF the law, which imposes fine for non-at
The first week If September. being n
part OF the Scholastic term, will not be deducted in
calculation Ofsaary, because OF attendance onthis
Institute. The pubic Schools will not commences
until the second Monday in September: sf-.ys;
The Board has G led to pay thu following sala-
rics per term: ~ . taI
For School of Is scholars $780, adding So for
each pupil up to 70, making School OF rs Schol-
ars $40 with an increase OF l,bg per pupil up to
IS, making School of IS Scholars 500 adding
thereafter 81 per Scholar up TO 80 making
School Of 81 Scholars more 500 adding Sis tor
teaehersholding first grade certificates ana teaching
first grade Schools =.
" here. any School has much larger than so
Scholars The board will authorize the employment
OF an assistant teacher. ~
The proprietors OF the Hotels have kindly consent
ed % FURNISH RECOMMENDATIONS to the teachers at
TH0s. A. BOULLT,
August %, 1860; '1-' Presiaent OF board.
Ts#.
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Great Improvement in Sewing Machines
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.

Great Improvement in Sewing Machines
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE.
SuIsasoons 6lGL3rodl@ay. N. i. o.
$50 Washington St., Boston :
92lCAestam 81. Philadelphia.
.. Patented February u, lsGo>
VNIIIS MACHINE, is constructed on entirely new
Il principles of mechanism, possessing many rare
and valuable improvements, having been OK amined
by the most profound experts, and pronounced to
Simplicity e. Perfection Combined.
Ithas straight needle, perpendicular action
makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch" which will
neither RIP nor RAVEL, and is alike on both sides;
teral, from Leather to the finest Nansook Muslin,
with cotton, lcR or xilk thread from the coarscst
to the intst number. =; '' 80 ''''' q.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, s4d the
least possible friction runs AZ smooth rs gass and
is emphatically a
NOISELESS MACHINE! 81.
Itrequrcs FIFTY PER CENT. LESS POWER
t. drive il than any other machine in the market,
girl twelve years of age can work it steadily, with
Its strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY
OF construction, renders almost impossible 10 get
out Of order, and y GUARANTEED by the company
to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite oil those who may dcsireto
supply themselves with ssuperior article to come
and examine this UNRIVAi.ED Machine. ~.
Tine half hours instruction is sufficient TO enable
any person to work this Machine 70 their entire sat
RELiGIoUs and CIIARII ABIE. ISsTIru-
TiONS will be literally dealt with.
AGENTS WANTED ..e.
for all towns in the United States where Agents are
not already established Also; for Cuba, Mexico,
M IN Va hon al al;
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.'.. g.. sTONEBRAKER's 3 't II. ,,
GREAT COUGH REMEDY, "a ,
~. ~, ~. VEGETABLE l.a.s, .est
COUGH SYRUP'..

For the Rapid Cure OF Coughs Colds, Hoarscncss,
Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Dilichty2''
Of Breathing, Splitting of Blood, First ,i.
Stages Of Consumption, Soreness of NJ ,..-.
the Throat, and all Affections .-,,..-,
~. 80 Of the PuImonary Organs.
This Syrupis an Invaluable remedy for the ailc-
Walton and cure of pulmonary Diseases. II is
prompt in its action pleasant to the TASTE and from
Ito extreme nidness, is peculiarly applicable to the
use OF children and persons in delicate health As
an snodync expecterantit will always be found to
be beneficial BY alternating and arresting the Sc
verest coughing distressing to the patient
The afflicted can rely uron its doing as much, OF
more than any other remedy in soothing the nerves.
facilitating expectoraton, and healing the Diseased
Lungs TINS striking at the root Of all diseases and
Graduating it from the system. t.'r ~ '.n' -ai
All We ask is trial Of this preparation, o. It has
no equal in its ELECTS and never tails to give entire
satisfaction to all who use it. We warrant 1t In
all cases or the money refunded. Y,a,4 ,a.l. 81
Try it--only as and 80 Gents d Bottle.
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DATENT NoN,FREEzING PUMPS
E tUbe had. at MARTINI BROS, which for

BE;,i t1.T;P gR-iB1E I7iiT7 qpd slItAI,LiCZTY
ca mot be supposed. The working part Of these
pumps being IN the cistern or well below the plat
form entirely prevents freezing.
Persons waiting Well or Cistern Pumps will find
tito their advantage to call and examine them.
August l6Ih, 1866.
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DEVASTATION OF VOTERS:

T)EGISTKATION. OF VOTERS.
III u',a s,s.. "j {.2fr. d, 7
Notice is hereby ri, that the undersigned nproin
ted by the Gov rnor ofsisrylaud, Oiic.i OF isais
tration for District No. 2, ,rur T., ...i ~. 70
r WILLIAMsPoRT, 90 af.'.4'
IN Washington County, will meet at the public
house Of VIM. Taylor, in the towu ofWilliamsport,
On tie Frt TUESDAr j. WED EESb. Il Ya,-
terNe E.rst HONDA y IN 4 E.LiST next,
and via meet regularlyon the Tuesday and We'd
ncsday in cach week from the said first Monday in
August to the 81 wedncsday Of September inclusive
for the purpose ofdisehargiag bis duties AZ officer
ofRegistraion, according 70 HE isnns of the
Act OF Assembly passed at January Session, j s65,
chapter ~. Hours of meeting frem O'Clock, A.
NJ, to O'clock, +. NJ, ON said days. .....,. t,'
Aug. 2, 1866. JOHN J. WATSOS
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~ RegiSseys and parties unregistered
as we'll ss.the public generally will read
With interest and instruction the communi-
cation of Xxx, on our FIRST page. aaq = ~,
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II REGISTRATION OF, VOTERS.

u REGISTRATION OF VOTERS,
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, ap-
pointed by the Governor of Maryland, officer Of
kegistrationltor District No. 2,!od 10 10 or
u,I.l-JlA -l.ii
PLEASANT VALLEY, d ,iI..
in Washington County will meet in the Office OF
Lliss Rohrcr, in Rohrersyillc, ON
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, tie ia end
.,.a alasA days Of AUGUST iaa4 7y T.
and on Tuesday and Wednesday the Ilth and 18th
days u August inst, and on Tuesday and Wcdnea-
day the 2ls and 22d days ofAugust inst, and at bis
dwelling house in said District, dn Tuesday aud Wed
ncsday the 2stn ans 18th days OF Aagsss inst., OF
Tuesdsy aud "Wednesday, the 4th and 9Th days OF
September next, on Tuesday and "Wednesday tbs
18th and 18th days of September Rext- 10 sun
AKRON Is. Y0CRTEE,
August 0, SO. q .ii Registrar District No. g..
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EAT UNION. ttt
.aosG'IF TIC ONlCER T;n'J
TO BE DRAWN AT

G r o V ER'S TIL EAsT.R Z,
Washington, D. c., September 27th, 1896.
3O.OI7 VALUABLE PRIZES .s.s
Will be presented TO ticket holders, Including
$4,000 IN GREENBACESn Tx .''
Five for 81 So sent by mail receipt Of prize and
three cont stamp for return postage, Good ipdncc-
nents given TO reliable Agenta. The drawing will
POSITIVELY take place ON Tho above date. Al COM
nlunications should be addressed to 49, ~
VINCENT BUTTERFIELD d. Co,
SAG Penn. Avenue, Washington, DC.
?. o. Lock Box &C. Iil.! 80 '.IaH
August is, 1866. st.'-.t'sl e. .i-s
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NtHARPSBURG DIS. no. n,

NHARPSBURG DIS. NO. 1. '' '''a '-
Notice is hereby gisen that the undersigned, ap-
pointcd by the Governor of Maryland, Uilcsr' II
Registration FOR District No. l, ....
s.a ,i.eqiSIIARPSBURG, ,ao' I'll
In Washington County, win meet at the houss oc-
cupisdb by Joha Hill in SharpFburg, ," "'i .
On the Fret TUESDAYS U-iDyESD. 4 TqtE-
ter The F.ra .HONDA Tm -1EELIST merit.
and viii meet regularly on tn. Tuesday and Wed
ncsdsy in each week from the said FIRST Monday in
August to the Sd "Wednesday in September inclusive
Ger of iicgitra,ion according to tbs provisions Of
tue Act OF Assembly passed at January Session,
lsG5, chapter LA. Hours meeting from o'ciuek
A. NJ, to o'clock, l.. ~, ON said days. I.'-dt
Aug. Z, 1866 ELI All BOWERS.
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ESTATE OF EMANUEL TicE

ESTATE OF EMANUEL TICE
Diseased. ...r.a.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of Washington
county. Letters of Administration on the personal
estate of EMANUEL TlCE, late of said county, de-
ceased, All persons having claims against the
said estate ere hereby varied exhibit the san~
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber on ior
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are re-
qucsted 70 call and make immediate pas mcnt. Civ
Ell under my band this oh day Of August, 1865.
JQHN'D. TICE
Aug. 3, 1850 "a, Administrator.
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TILGHMANTON,

on TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY, the I4th ant
18th OF August; and at Boyer i " atson's Ware
..''. ''' Ltusc,
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HMr. D. T. Baxter of Hancock, has
in his possession cucumber Of ynam%poth
aimensious. 1t measures in length IA
inches and in circumference 124 inches.
Il weighs 81 pounds -. 100 7.'
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MERCERSVILLE,

on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 4th and
STU of September; and ON every other 4 u ESpAY
and WEDSESDAl, until the 10Th of September
inclusive, at his residence, near
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. opposed to DEMONSTRATION. I'd.
EESomehody connected with the Ches-
apeak apd Ohic Canal is opposed to Re-
eonstruction-.he. reconstrnctioa of the
bridge It misplace. Hustle him out; !,
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.BAKERSVILLE.

for the purpose of dischargins bis duties as OIL
Ger OF Registration, according to the provisions of
the Act OF Assembly, passed at January Session. G5,
Chapter Ia Hours Of meeting from y o'clock, A,
NJ, to O'Clock T. NJ, On each DAY. b. .- |
Aug. 16, &c. JOHN l.. KNODE.
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>"HAmong the Patents recently Issued
from the" Patent Office was one to Mr..
John H., HeyssrofI cHagerstown. for i'm
proyemept;in wind mills. >, ,,.-..,
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ID REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.

ID REGISTRATION. OF VOTERS.
Notice is lcreby given, that the undersigned APP
pointed by the GOVERNOR, Of Ma,rIxnd sjtSco -f,,.
Registration for District No. Ii, -. = -
s',air, al, p SANDY HOOK, 1-7T5a O.. =
iS Washington county, win meet at the School
Hopsse issaid village ortlo 81 ilsJ fra '9TI
ydsH IasH'ay aud Wednesday, after Ms.drst Hon
-a, ter'5oaa day ia Atgust ae-sf ea 'TsT i'H
and will mcs regularly On, the Tuesday and Wed,
nesdey IN e.sh week, from thc'ssid first Monday %
august 70 the Sd Wednesday OF Septenber .incla-
siyr, for th purpose Of dscharging his duties as
officer Of Regstfaton, according to The provisions
81 TIE At Of Assembly, passed mt dahuary SESSION,
A.; N; 10 O'Clock, r. NJ, on aid day
Aug. l6, 'G6. JOHN CT UNSEED.
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DEGIsTRATIoN OF VOTERS.

Noticc is hereby given that the under signed ap-
pointed by the Governor of Mar, land, officer OF
Registration for District No. II, of Washington
county, will meet the citizens of said District at
MIR. Henry Moae', -. n. ~ ~
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DiyTRIcTSo!!

C,AtETows DtsTRIc ;TIGS o.:i 4 pa. H.. !.
Mic, Il hcfcbv a ycr tiist tbs undersigned, APP
pointed the Governor Of Maryland, eaeeri of
f5sDistfact No,9,' eid .lTesae ''''r
eos % =, S 4 III i + i e.:
in wasKiaston Coaaty, viii meet 40 4is dwelling
hoase Id Cdvetawny - i'npb ;-.,.iIrHb ,di ? sd.
On az. .ds,st,, EEktyD 1 + alp H.EDyESB4I-
-stier tAe fiUa 4HONDAlfin,I t.GtSTne1,f
and VIII meet regularly on the "Taes,ih and We'd
nestiay in csehweek Tron tlie sad first iiua,ia In
August to the Sd "Wednesday "ef Sopteuberi In
elusive. for the purposeof dischsrging his duties
Officer ofirgsfrstion, according to the provisions
lsc5, cLapier Ia. :I5as. ot pseting froia O'clock
4. NJ, to o'clock, +. H., on said days. =, g,
.iAnsusta, ". ~ up. 1W'BLflEFfssslSG-
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sW. ~ hcDogELLa sfj noCsE.l GEe HrtlK.i
LIZ H., HAeERsTowN roUs DRY. SOL
tjS "ai lfn .s1il THJ i!fipf- = Sffaie' tbHil
I'M : signi ~ - 1Tsrp 81! 1880, 'aet2.ni
GtoffE.rS aif5, 10 59nig lnii - tsih 90
- esEmpirs eosk VIC thrss.isss. lo~
,nGiiiI II 10 lTrvagaz9 .9isft1f 9fj lE i'9i7
aidT sDining Room Cock ,ssuat q !
III tsirppp IS EI, tdgd % q 6 lolsan
I. ,al.i-dn. ,esf "stanisy Air z1fshf =
;! rUIn b5C5lj-ll 'rE ,G4h DIE fHo ,a:ii5ch'
sJ'aEes.~ tsrr. .isssr
lrssney Nina 81! , a' a, =, !, !; dsep q.
.so.ga.i1 sfi,l Gearing, 10 l,". +. sdI
-lDS e!in N odi Us boss ai6 eve - ~ Is
''o ''''H 's:ire r . nal'i.s s.6 a '4i
e9s.' sai Oil s ecastisxs.arl 80
2ati s6u,y st, asadi 'o..ta y, IL Z j.
.rp ~ ll 10 .i..1 f:" lr.I"
'5"d, 're, Nr.G ------,ny-. Il feuiW
o. sH.An,r VI h5aoao ,-aw .eseIgaez al
kA> Particular attention il called IL eur
noag.d s0mlI .rM Ill, da ti 49, ~
"FAMILY HoMINY MILL"
am II re.l.1 yft'4 raua Il .4'.L
THE ONLY GOOD ONE IN USE. a' n"G
5r,ac. lao-o s.a alijr'F 'n5 a. ist".
1917 BAG 20 ot' Ea---a--' ~: MI s.il ya
a1s.gqsi5 t'e-anit 81 sIah
lRoNs sor ~. ieeas B. q j NO"
: -1S'I = N g. .fauf ~9J
,a' n celebrates dMuLEY saw tGa.n
Fdrnishsd CoMrEETE sKTs. This ssw'i
~ DETyagQ UEzn3
4,5oo Feet Of LUNBE2 per Day.
N.at.-..' GN.-, '1t\NANNf
All kinds Of Earring put sp in i,As;bs !
nanhsf '~ e... t5,, ..,'...,E..HUr -
.a Gsist Saw aud Planning Mills.
, .a EHi "1.. MCDOWELL L gECn~ka
Esgerslown, May TO- 1886. nampi'n91
R>xSsIF YOU WOULD BE SUlTkD
VISIT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM
., .... 90. o. 80 L..a-eY ~ t..i ,, A .,p.b %. .i
John p. swARTz,
'''..''. 80 $40 g. .,..,. Merchant Tailor,
, .sbGn3 yqsx,T HE. rspLis ,ssg4sE, 10 lDoit
HAGERSToWN, Nd,
whsrs yOu can procure Clicking tia VII be
Cut Fashionably, -../,r.3J
Ea,da Suh.fautiatIr
.-p<I ~ Fit Nicely,
, 49,, .. ..'.'. Wear satisfaetsrily
DRAIN. LIGHTLY TIE PURSE a.
Of the Purchaser, and yet enabl. hin, V >.
APPEAR GENTEEL at all TINES and PLACES.
Iou will find it not slniss or LAsox Lssr ,s
Call, Examine and Select,
frsn his EXTENSIVE, and RECENTLY, a.d
CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK UE g.
CLOTHS, Cassiineres and yestinss,
of PLAIN and FANCY PATTERNS, and si
AMERICAN, FRENCH and ENGLISH MANI
FACTuKE and suitable for -. ...E
SPRING and. SUMMER WAR. a.
liz slss keeps on baud great Variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which viii Ne sold At prieti Asros.srsisfr Lev,
and at a GxEAE RkprerIos or WAa Pnsss. .,s
All Orders will be filled Promptly, at lks Cheap
est Rates, Shortest Notice, and .....
.,..s. .... Without Disappointment.
II will be an object to make all who ONCE CALL
find it to their Advantage to CALL AGAIK.
Hagerstown, May >, 1855. " .i-+ ~
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GREAT BARGAINS, -...- .r. -
"
at the store of, A. WRIGHT. North Potomac St.
am now selling off my stock of
.- SUMNER GOODS
at greatly reduced prices, wish to reduce II prior
to the conprcncemt mt oil the Fall Trade, =,
We have hand supply of SP1tlS G apd FALL
SllAWl.S and b, ititul assortment of ladies
Dress Goods OF all descriptions, which we will sell
at the lowest cash p'iccs
J.. A. WRIGHT.
Hanerstown Anp 1850
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NARPET HALL. ,IE ~. gaa
/ We have onhsnd very fine assortment OF. Car
peting, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, &c., 1T ~ y.
: .n., j.. b. McCkEERi'Ss Z
Lyceum Building
HagerstoYn, Aug. %, '6s t...,...-.l., +. -.
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r YCEUM R0OK STORE. ...
IA the Schools arc about to open, we take plea
sure in saying to our fricpds and customers that a
supply of SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONARY,
BLANK BOOKS, PENS, PE;NCII,S, STATES
and INKS, are ready for the Market at reduced
Prices, at -i ! '." .ll -t.. .. I'll
n.-,.,, J. T.. McCLEERY'S
Hagerstown, Aug. % ,6G. lt-.- - -. L
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
ID fJ'.ff fF,tI 81! no. Il ia
At cost Ladies, Misses Mems and Chdren's boots
andshoes of eve.y description for sale at cost, as
the undersigned intends discontinuinb this branch
ofhis business. ~ IN . ). A. WRIGHT,
Aug. 20, 1866. North Potomac ST.,
HOOP SKIRTS, = } 81 40 4
Beautiful lot latest STYLE cheaper than ever yet sold
in town at ....t = j. A. WRIGHT'S
Aagerstown Aug. %, 1866. North Pot. St
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IIagerstagn; Nay 3, 1865.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04
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The subscriber wishes to purchase SUMO
OIL GOOD GUILTY., for which he will pay
81 90 PER loo POUNDS,

in CASH. at all times. and in any quantity
The Sumac must be ef good color, free of
stems, dirt and berries Parties who may
have, during the coming season, sumae Of
the above description, will find ii to their adj
vantage to call on the subscriber
Sumae should be gathered from the middle
Of July until the first frost, which will turn it
red and worthless. II should be cured As
much as possible under shelter, to preserve its
color and strength carefully thrashcd (and not
cut on Il plank floor or sheet to keep it free
from dirt or sand 4zs~The sticks, stems and
berries should be carefully picked out before
sending II to market
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04
SlO0 R Ev A RID!
nTHORSE AND BUGGY STOLEN :!


Hired of me at Martinsburg, Berkeley
county. West Virginia, on Tuesday, the 5lst
day of July last, and subsequently stolen,
HORSE & BUGGY
of the following description. The horse is Of
dapple grey color, about eight, years old;
chunky made, about fifteen hands high, and
thin in flesh, front knees sprung. the right knee
more tnan the left. and bearing marks of
having fallen down On the front left Shout
der the letters 7. s. may be found by close
ly observing and on the left hip the letters
Il. c." The Buggy is a fiat, falling, canvass
top blue lining, and done up. new about two
months since-plan canvass dash-a crack on
the right of the hind spring, discoverable by
close examination.
The man who hired the Buggy is apparently
about "a or % years of age, about . feet 10
inches in height, smooth face, and represented
himself as being a Baltimore < Ohio Railroad
man.
The above reward will be paid for the re-
covery of the Horse and Buggy, and arrest of
the Thief. or S75 for the recovery Of the Here
Martinsburg Aug. 9, 1866.