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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-10
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NO publish OF, our first rngo the, opinion Of
Hon. s. p. Chase, given III Tho President in
1852, which is, 10 tho above question, decisive
answer ip tho affirmative Col. Smiths telling
the people that il is mootcd question, md that
there, is. unissue now; pending which will be
brought bofor, the Supreme Court to test it,
We think the argument Of Mr. Chnse conclusive,
and thnt 10 long rs tho control Of tho Govern.
men. is; in tho hnnds Of l"ynl 'mcn, we have
nothing to fear but, il "my policy succeeds
and tho rebcl:deuocracy obtnin the. control, oil
tho notion Of oongtc.s since tho Representatives
f,hu seeding S,ntes Withdrew tlicrcfrom In
1861, will bc rcpudinted md the government
restored ans it was in 1900, 1.-THE Union ns
Ii, wns md The. Constitution ID it .ii," rns the
CRY Of these cofpcrltdds during the xnr, and
is there my person ally enough 70 suppose
they havc Changed their sentiment Is there
any person silly enough 10 believe they; were
sincere in their tncit acceptance Of the Philadcl-
phin, Nth Of August, resolutions? Certainly
not. Tho adoption Of these RESOLUTIONS ty the
win, workers of that convention 10. no evidence
that tho Corpcrheals aud lcbcls had changed
their opinions and. they wero; .ipeere when
they said they we're for 'thc' Union rs it was, "
nni the Constitution without, any, amendment,
they nre Of tho samc opinion still, And if tho
present, Congress 10 IN illegal body hanging on
the verge Of the government" MS is declared rs
their great party leader Andy, then there has
boon no legal Congress since the 'cccdirg repre-
sr,rtativcs left. IL aud, il the Government is
restored OIL the plan Of the President, not ono
Of the ncls Of this body. assuming to DO the
Congress- Will be recognized rs Wild BY the
government thus restored. The, not admitting
the new Suite Of West YIN. will Le declared void,
because tho body rnncting twas only "Rnmp
Conertss."" Tho Constitutional amendment
aboli.l,ing slavery Willie declared. invalid, and
tic public debt rtpudiattl for the same reason.
It will DO claimed TINT the twenty-five loyal
States wero not competent to contract n dsbt
that is binding on the cloren States thnt werc un-
represented Tho act giving bounty to soldiers
will coule' uddcr tho same category. In fine,
there win bcn central 'nalli:yins Of allthc acts
passed Gy the Ssth and .39th Congresses. Can
this condition Of thingssbe peacefully submitted
w.. Arc the loyal men Of West irginnPreparcd
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-10

i r. would appear .llro!pthe following
=, SENTENCE which, we yf find in Coy OrEs
' !. IT,! message to, the Legislature q Of
S2nth Carolin!la, thst. ltL ,.F rGednep|s
'lnl.ggeaa p MT amply psgsQ p0aEii
Tic ehlbarrdss 81 eIi itw Sf slpnIyin,e1 Z
foSSSd for tile needy heed wiz 6e e iaFi,eatly i'
cttssed' faiisF,s tR2 Il I'LL Il '0cf6bssri:.
Wien The FriasseiifReatS! B1Ifee Ha i VII Wilf
cease Is Issue; ratiS2s 4SSiF' 'tikS iadiSpt
ard helpless'wkites and 'fkrsediahielSnl' xfi6
Have beer" heretofore i1ruished wiz
s1hsistagifSc. ''a>a "7pi O5 dsal I:o's''a4 T
ysWfll ttfe ssjS:6ass ysfSit;se zjEsbtlsfaaE
notice tie 81 .fhe p 061 td ~
''ahcipbst whites 'sii fsfllfst pss aa
" Al. Ia
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-10-10

W )yo will offer liberal rrizos for clubs O.
twenty names or more. g.. ',.. g.,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
Beautiful Extract.

When the face of Nature is wreath
ed with smiles, and the heart rejoic
es In prosperity, it is because some
darling object is about to be obtain
ed-somc valuable possession near al
hand. 1t is TIE hope of happiness
that sustains the soul when sinking
under diversity; that calms the
troubled spirit; that pours into the
heart OF grief those consultations
which are healing. The chief aim
and object Of life is happiness, and
the pursuit thereof permanent pleas
ure Tor, even in the darkest DAYS of
life may be seen the beautiful rain
bow of hope, and it sends its rays OF
life far over the fearful chasns of
death, into land where the eye that
is fading on earth can discern OBJ
jects Of heavenly beauty. The hope
OF happiness is the rainbow and the
sunshine OF life5 and though clouds
may sometimes darkea the horizon,
yet the rainbow will soon appear, and
the clouds give place to sunshine and
beauty. -.. a..... ....r...
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

y SILENT NIcToRY.-Time is a
mighty conqueror This fact is fore
IDLY illustrated il the present cree
tion of a Jewish synagogue in Can
terbury, England, on the site of the
ancient house of the redoubted
"Knights TemplaT," once the unre-
lenting foes OF the Prosecuted Israel
ties, but now themselves swept from
the face of the earth. 4 striking
fulfilment OF the prophecy respecting
this ancient people, that they SHALL
yet possess the gate OF their enc
mics.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
a Good Appearance.


The best possible style Of dress and
manner is that which pleases without I
attracting any particular attention
The highest compliment you pay
to the dress Of a lady is, not to re-
member what it was-only that she
was well or appropriately, dressed.
Even elegance, grace, and beauty
become offensive the moment they
are in excess. We see people over
dressed, oyer-eiegant, oyer-polite.
But is it not worse to err in the
other extreme? Tie lady Who was
going up the aisle of a church to be
married, but turned and walked off
without waiting for tie ceremony,
because her husband elect had dirty
shoes, was probably right A man
who could treat his wife with disre
spect, rudencss and indecency, then,
was not likely TO make good hus-
band.
Ladies who make up their dresses
in eccentric fashions have screw loose
somewhere. We show wisdom bya de-
cent conformity to social customs. \
pleasing external appearance is not
only matter Of sclfinterest, but be-
neyolence.
How can We better contribute to
the happiness Of our friends than by
making them glad to see us?
It is only excess OF neatness or dis
,lay that is dandyism in d man, and
'oQactry perhaps. in a woman. But
t is probably safer to err on the side
II attsaetiyene5s, and 70 take too
much, rather than TOO little care of
.ur personal appearance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
A Triumph Of Envy.

When statue had been erected
to Iheogenes, celebrated victor in
one Of the public games of Greece,
by his fellow -ciaaaHsn of Thasos, we
are told that it excited so strongly
theenvious hatred of his rival, that
he went to it every night, and Ell
deavOred to throw it down by repeat
ed blows, till at last, unfortunately
successful, he was able to move it
from its pedestal, and was crushed to
death beneath it on its tall This, if
we consider the self-consuming mis-
cry OF envy, is truly what happens
to every envious man. lie may pcr-
haps throw down his rivals glory.
but he is crushed i'll his whole soul
beneath the glory which he over
turns. ..s...
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

EMPLOYMENT. The man who does
not labor somewhere, is worse than
usciess-he is very dangerous mem
Der OF society. lie becomes a prey
TO hls Own passions, and scourges
others with his own vices, ol panderS
to those who are able to crafty lis
irregular desires. Yet so uncertain
are human events, 50 sudden and en-
tire the changes of individual posi-
ton III the closely contested strug-
giles of life, chat mere intellectual
cultivation, SO tar from insuring in
dependence, may not always provide
the necessary means of subsistence.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

PURITY OF FEELING.-A life OF
duty is the only cheerful life-tor all
joy springs from the affections and
it is a great law Of nature. that with
ont good deeds, all good affections
die, and the heart becomes utterly
desolate The external world then
loses all its beauty; poetry fades
away from the earth; for what is 20
etry, but the reflection of allpure and
sweet all high and holy thoughts +!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

SELF-LovE.-The motives of The
best actions will not bear too strici
an inquiry 1t is allowed that the
cause Of most actions, good or bad,
may be resolved into the love Of our
selves; bat the self love of some n
inciines them to please others; and
the self-loye of others is wholly EN-.
ployed in pleasing themselves. This
makes the great distinction between
virtue and vice.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

Religion is not the straight jacket
system Of the Pharisee, nor the semi
enthusiasm of the liberahst, but "de-
nying ourselves of all ungodlinesS
and worldly lusts, and also by living
Soberly, righteously and godly," ,""re-
joicing in hope, patient in tribulahon"
-tbe sweetest and most prc5iousen-
joyment Of religion being the results
of tribdlation, and the fruits of self
denial.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

CURE FOR Tile CuoLERA.-ILe
National I@tetti9e,eoef has the follow
ing; Rev. Dr.. AalnIln, OF Constan-
tinoplc, saved hundreds of lives by
the following simple preparation, du-
ring the terrible raging of cholera ia
that city a few years since. In no
case did the remedy fail where the
disease could be reached in season,
1t Is 40 less effective in cholera NOR
bus and ordinary diarrhea:
Que part laLdauum.
One part cauphor0ted spirits.
Two parts tincture of ginger.
Two parts capiicum.
DosE-One tablespoonful in wine glass
of water, If the case is obstinate repeat lue
dose in three or four hours.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
[FrotH Surly Of Eagles Nest.
The Last Greeting Between Jackson
and Stuart.

-f.
AS we approached Melzi Chancel-
: lor's, a staff officer Of Gen. Hill rec
Ognized Jackson, announced that
: Hill had been wounded by the artil-
1e1y fire which had swept down the
turnpike.
Jackson rose Oh his bleeding arm,
fand exclaimed:
"Where is Stuart %
As though in answer to that ques-
ton, we heard the quick clatter of
hoofs, and all at once the martial fig
ure of the great cavalier was seen
rapidly approaching.
"|Vhere is General Jackson ?'' ex-
claimed Stuart, in u voice which |
scarcely recognized.
And suddenly he checked his
horse right in front OF the group.
His drawn sabre was in his hand
ltis horse foaming. In the moonligh
| could see that his face was pale,
aud his eyes full OF gloomy emotion.
For an instant no one moved or
spolle-and again return i'll memo
I ~ to that scene. Stuart, clad in his
''hglting jacket with the dark
plume floating from his Iooped-up /
hat, refining in his foaming horse
while the moonlight poured ON his
martial features and before him, on
the litter, the bleeding form of Jack
son, the face pale, the eyes half-clos-
ed, the bosom rising and falling as
the life Of the great soldier ebbed /,
away.
In an instant Stuart had recogniz-
edhis friend, ana thrown himself from
his horse.
"You are dangerously wounded /"
Yes came III mttrmuF from the ,
pale lips OF jackson, as he family I,
tried to hold out his haad. Then his
cheeks suddenly filed with blood ,his
eyes flashed, and, half Rising 1rom !
the litter, he exclaimed:
"Oh ior two hours Of daylight ,
| would tAel cut OF the enemy from
United States Ford, and they would !
be entirely surrounded .
Stuart bent over him, and their =,
eyes met. Ii
Take command OF my corps p HI
muumured jackson, Ialiing back q
follow your own judgment-i have +
implicit confidence il you p d.
Stuart's face flushed hot at this y
recognition OF his courage =
md capacity-and saw a fash dart ;,
rom the fiery blue eyes. :,
But you viii be near, General i
-ou win stiTl send me orders" he Il
"Iou Will not need them" mur- n,
lured jackson; '.to-Aight or early +o
o-nofgow you viii be i'll possession a,
{ charlottesville Tell my men "a
LAT am watching them-that / am fn
18th them in spirit % NJ
''The watchword i'll the charge N
hal! be, Remember jackson {" icl,
And, with these uery words, Stuart TT
raSpcd the bleeding hand; uttered til
few words of farewell, and leaped oi
pom his horse. For moment his til
rofd cleaned, and his black plume IN
Dated in the moonlight; then he
sappeared, at full speed, toward
haRcellGTSyille. IN
AT ten O'Clock neXt morning he had Gu
orned the entertainments around as
iancellorsviile; swept the enemy. so
It'll the bay0net, back toward the mt
and as the troops, h'S
ad with victory, rushed through or
{ b.aziEg forest, "a thousand voices Gel
2re heard shouting: em
"l'einember jackson '' eat
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
"ltemember jackson


lDLLNEsS.-IUeucsS is the dead
sea That swallows up all virtues, and
the selt-made Sepulchre OF a living
nlaa. Tue idle man is lAe devil 5 ur-
chin whose livery is rags, and whose
diet AID wages are famine and dis
ease.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

CHANGED HIs MIND-Professor Dun
can, Of Aberdeen, asked a lady To mar
ry him; the answer was NO" The
subject was dropped. but they soon met
again. DO you remember" said the
lady, "a qssstioR put 10 me when lass
we met . Iae professor said that he
remembered. "And do yOu remember
my answer . seh yss." sid The pro-
lessor. We'll. Mr.. DuReAn. . psoOted~
ed the lad y. Il have been Ied 10 change
my L4lus. ',Aaa Sc have l." ary'y re.
spohesa tbs professor. Ee Eslalaed his
bachslcrhood to the last.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

Ii one pine tree csn Wake pitch, how
many wat Aaks = pitcher : II one
t~lnge Of pain make an ache. how many
viii make an acre
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

Moral MzDEHNE. -Druggery is net
the only physic. There are means of
curing disease and ayerIing sickness quite
as efficient as any pill or potion ever
sold over apo.hecary's counter. The
medicine Of the mind is as powerful for
lie ard death as the dash Of the lightning,
or the bullet, or ,be carbine. The lhun-
derboli kills instantly; so may a mental
emotion. There are SLOW poisons THAI
eat out the life p,ecemeal in the agonies
of years and nsny an uurevealed sor-
row has there been 10 waste away its
victim in The tedious progress Of weary
weeks and months Of grief. There is no
siimulint more full Of be alth than ahearty
laugh. There is not a tonic in all cre-
aten which gives such perennial yigor as
tt at of couscieuct void of offense to.
wards God and msn. Better than anv
balm q. aac.5at G,.eal are the reflections
Of a well spent itie; Of conscious integ-
Tiiy OF purpose pervading every business
transaction from early, joyous youth, to
genial old age Health Tract
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
MEDICINES and CHEMICALS.
FINE BRANDIES, WINES,
AND OTHER LIQUORS,
TEAS, DC

Also. an extensive assortment VI School Books
Blank Books, Stationery and Miscellaneous
Works, embracing Bibles, Prayer Books. Histories
Biographies, British and American Poets, Novels,
&c. Also, a splendid stock Of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

e DR.. Lovick Pierce, d Colun.
bus, Ca, has accepted an invitation
to write history of the General
Conference recently hcd at New
Orleans. -- .as4 =
HALF-NAr Molly" said JOE Kef-
ley's ghost to his wife. "Fm 10 purgs,O-
ry at tSis present lipe, ".ays be. And
What sort Of place is it," says she.
Fax" " says he "lis a sort Of a half.
way house between you aud heaven and
stand 4 mighty easy after leaving you
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
Few to Save Your Teeth,

| Nj. Beecher, who is something of d
physician, as well as geologist, farm
er, editor, author, lecturer and reform
Ier generally, says:
Our tee,h decay, Hence, bad
| breath, Unseemly mouths, imperfect
maslicaJion. Everybody regrets it.
| What is the cause! ! IL is the want
Of cleanliness. \ clean tooth never
4 decays. The mouth is warm place
--uiuetv-eiG degrees. Particles of
lmeat between the teeth decompose.
Gums and teeth must suffer. Clean
illness will preserve the teeth to an
iold age. Use listIe pick, and rinse
the mouth after eating. Brush and
CASTLE soap every morning.; then
brush with pure water on retiring.
Bestow this triiiug care upon your
precious teeth, and you viii keep
them audruiu the dentists. Neglect
it, and you viii be sorry all your
lives.
Children forget. Watch them
The first teeth determine the charac,
ter Of the second set, Give them
equal care. Sugar, acids, hot drinks,
salerdtuS, are nothing compared with
food decompusing between the teeth
Mercury may loosen the teeth, use
may wear them cut, but keep them
clean and they viii never decay.
This advice is worth more than a
thousand dollars 10 every boy and
girl. Books have been written on
this subject. This brief article con
tainS all thati> essential.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

aen alI9 Gggt5 71t, % " . NJ -ans
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

MOSBG, RICHARDS & CO, by strict attention
to business and cheap prices win endeavor to prove
themselves worthy OF generous patronage.
Dec. 90 1865. ly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-07-17
WEST VIRGINIA:

AT Rrles held in the Clerks Office of Jefferson
County, on the ID day of july. 1866
Val am Dcrries Christian Dcrrics IT-JJ;,,,. p
berries, Solomon KimmcN and 6. EpLraiat Duck
Fr, merchants and Pa'tncrs, trading Ipdcr the name
"WrLLrAM DEvRrEs L Co.. PIainiigs
Trespass on the in assumpsit and attach
Inent.
j. ". Roberts and William B. Robertson, Defend
GntS
THE object of this suit is TO of the de-
Il PENDANTS seven hundred and fifty eight dollars
and one cent ST5S.O) with interest thereon from
the 9th day of May, 1866 and costs, and to attach
any estate of William b Robertson in this county;
and it appearing; affidavit filed in this suit tina
the said William b. Robertson is a resident of
this State he Is hereby required to appear within
one month after due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to his interest in this
matter
It is further ordered, that copy hereof be pub
Iishcd once week, for four successive weeks in
some newspa per printed in jefferson county, and
posted at the front door of the Court House OF said
county ON the first Monday after the date of this
order. Tcstc:
WA. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
JonS W. KESSEnT, Atty P. q.
July 10. lSG6-4I.
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THE wAsHtN TON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

!I' ii Il " A > ii N u i o n
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE,
No 81. Souri, STREET. OVER TH1nD NAr1AxAL BANK
THIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandise,
Personal Property generally, Vessels in Port, &C.,
against loss or damage by Fire on the most favor
able terms. All losses will be Immediately adjust
DiREc T0RS:
THOMAS Y. CANBY, of Candy. GIlpin & Co.
WN. WHITELoCk, Prcs't Sd National Bank.
o: A. Parker, of E. L. Parker & Co,
w. H. CRAWFORD, of w. H. Crawford & Co
p. S.CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Che mist.
H REESE, of G. H Reese s. Bros.
j. ID. MASON, of d. Mason & Co.
TOME, President of the Cecil Bank.
J.S. BEACHAM, OF J. S. Bcacham s Bro e;
IL F. DIX, of Dix & Steiner.
j. LEARY, of J. Leary & Co.
A. a. PERRY, Commission Merchant.
II. G SMITH, OF Tucker & smith.
II. NJ. SPILLER, oftSpiller & AIcock:
E. KIMBERLY, of Kimberly Bros.
HARTMHN. South Cav street.
s. P. TOWNSEND, of VIM Chesnnt & Co:
u. F.. PARLE1r, of Il. F. ParIett & Co.
Us. FORBEs, Builder.
e. w. HUMRICKHoUsE, of G. w. Humrickhousc
s Co. THOS. Y. CANDY Prcs't.
FRAScls McGINNls, Sec'y.
E: NJ. AlSQUITH, Agent at CharIcstown.
Nov. ID, lS65.-ly. -
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
A: F.. SMITH.

TSipE'"y hnnogmSS to Inc ladies
that he has just completed a Sky!ight Gallery
ON Main Street opposite the Carter House, where
lie is prepared to execute
EVERY STYLE OF PICTURE
known to the art. Satisfaction guaranteed in ev-
cry instance.
Old DaGucrreOtynCs and other picture copied
and enlarged to auy sizn desired, aud flashed in
manner t" make them COED if taken from life
Rosewood and Gilt Frames made to order.
The public arc cordially invited to call and OK.
anime specimens.
CharlestOwn, July 10, lS6G-tf
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EDUcATIoNAt.
COOL SPRING soHO0I..

~
VIE Third Session of thfs School commences the
\ hrst MONDAY in SEPTEMBER, 1866. and
EniSts neosrnSSry tho Scholastic yenr end
1t Is designed to be a preparatory School TO the
- ShIVerslty OF Virginia, though thdscstudies which
nj n: young men for the more popular business
tons, viii be embraced in the course instruction.
. ne school Is iocAtedon what is known as the
COoL SPRING FARM" in Clarke county, Va,
SIX miles from Berryville, the county-seat twelve
miles from CSarlestown, and sixteen from Win
Ihester; line st Stages runnin 3 between Alexan-
dria and Winchester, passes Snicters Ferry the
Shenandoah, within one mile of g Cool .SPRINo
The situation is hcathFuI and attractive, and tho
society the immediate neighborhood refined and
TERMS PER SESSION.
BOARD. pa yablc in advance, Washing,
E1ei and Lights included ,......... 1000
AOiAAON' '''.''...''. ...-......... so. 3o.OO
TEXT BOOKS.
In Mathematics, Latin, French Greek and Span
ish; those adopted at the University of Virginia;
while in NaturalS fences and English those Books
engaging in flaming, the Niel camille business or
the profession of Civil Engineering.
REFERENCES.
Faculty OF the University of Virginia Ho !. r.
Y. Conrad, Winchester, Va; D. II. Conrad, Mar.
tinsburg; Nathan S. White, Charlestown; Pro-
vince McCornick, BerryvIIle; DR.. VIM Miller
For further particulars address, Berryvile, Clarke
wM. n. MCDONALD. y. NJ, Principal.
o. Circulars may be obtained al this Office.
July IL, IsG6-tf
THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
IN CHARLESTOWN,
FINDER the of the undersigned, will be re-
~ suincd on Monday the 10th day of September
next.
COURSE OF STUDIES. AND TERMS:
PaImA"T Spelling, Reading, wri-
ting Primary Arithmetic, Geography
and History, per session, $1,000
JUSIoR CLAss.-Rcading, Definitions, A.
rthmctic, Geography and Atlas. Com
mon School History, Grammar, Compo-
sllion and writing, 1000
SENIOR CLAss.-ArithmctC, Reading, Wri-
ting, Grammar, Composition, Ancient
and Modern Geography and History, Unit
vcrsal History, Natural Philosophy, As
tronOmy, Chemistry, Mythology, Mental
Philosophy, History Of En- glish Literature
Evidences OF Christianity, 2O.GO.
The course embraces Latin.
French, SEQ.
Music tho Piano.
An extra charge for fuel for each session of z5
Boarding will be provided apple alton to the
subscriber. Paymcnt ono halfin advance
The second session will commence February Let,
1867, and close the last Friday in June,
ROBERT L: BROWN.
Charlrstown, July 10. 1866.
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WHEAT WANTED.

THE subscrit or is now prepared to receive
4 WHEAT ana all kinds of PRODUCE, at Cam
crons Station, w. & z. r. r., which he will at
all times pay the highest mar ket price in CASH.
He is also prepared to all kinds of Freight
by Railroad
JOHN ]. HILLARY.
Cameron S Station, July 3, Ie66