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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
The soldier and the Bend-Helder.

A Radical journal, advocating the
payment in gold of bonds contracted to
be paid in currency, says: "s
"The Government is in imminent dan
ger of destruction. 1t must have money
to carry on war or it cannot maintain
it's own existence. 1t offers to borrow
money (that is, sell its bonds on terms
which, if it is successful in war, promise
TO be favorable to the lender.
Now just stick pin there, and con-
trast the dealings of tho Government
with the money lenders and with the
masses. The case is stated above on
behalf Of the former. Now as to the
latter: The Government is in imminent
danger of destruction. 1t must have
men to carry on the war or it cannot
maintain it's own existence. 1t offers
whati "Terms" for men to accept or
reject ut their pleasure! No. 1t lays
the iron hand of conscription upon
them. 1t tears them from the bosoms of
their wives and little ones and marches
them to the front to become food for
powder OF to be left by some STANTON
to linger and die, as tens of thousands
were left to linser and die, in Southern
prison pens. If the cOnscripts can by
borrowing of their friends, or by mort
gaging their little hOmesteads, acquired
after life oG honest toll, or by the aid
of the owners Of tax-paying property in
their districts, purchase substitutes,
we'll and good. But 60 themselves OF
by their representatives they must
There is no escape for them.
Now government has the same right
to conscribe money that it has to con.
scribe men-the same right to take 8
mans money in case of national peril
and use it in the public defense that il
has to take q mans life in case of ma.
tional peril and use it in the public
defense. The article of the Constitu-
tion under which Congress passed the
conscription act is as explicit in confer
ring power to seize mans money as il
is in comforting power to seize mans
person. But in the late war Congress
cosoeded their own terms to the meney
lenders, while to the masses its demand
through the Provost Marshal, backei
by the bayonet, was, your substitute o.
your lives. There was no talk of pay
ing the soldier for his services in gold
no talking of exempting his prepert,
from taxation by or under State or loca
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28

CANNING EGGs.-The most effective,
simple and economical plan Of truly
preserving eggs, and without imparting
to them any foreign flavor, or rendering
them unfit for Matching purposes, is TO
use the patent stoppered glass jars with
vulcanized India-rubber joints, and
proceed thus: Immediately after col
lecti1g the eggs, put the jar in hot
water, and when thoroughly warm, 50
as to rarity the air, place the eggs in
the jar, the pointed end uppernost, and
pack and line with paper shavings, OF
cocoa fibres, to prevent them from break
ing; then close the jar before taking it
out Of the water, and it viii be fond
that eggs preserved by this me.hod will
be fit for Matching twelve moths after,
and that those intended for tie break
fast table will be as fresh as o. the DAY
when laid.--Ohio Rdrmey.e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
Meeting Of the County Executive
Conn m ltlef.

The Democratic Executive Committee
for Ohio county, met at the REGISTER
office ou yesterday afternoon. The
Committee was permanently organized
by the election of Doctor GEORGE BAIRD,
Chairman, J. NJ. EWING, Esq, Secretary,
and WILLIAM G. HANDLAN, Esq, Treas
nrer. 1t was determined to recon-
mend the holding of township meetings
on December 2lst, to select delegates to
represent Ohio county in the coming
State Convention. The official notice
will be published in due tine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28

THE Turf, Field and Fdrm giveslthe
following remedies for diseases in
horses:
Hounds on Horses.-One of the best
washes that we know of for Ordinary
wounds on horses, is to take one-qulrter
of pound of saltpetre, half a pint of
turpentine, and put them into a bottle;
shake mp we'll before using; apply to
the wound three times day with a
feather. This we have heard highly
recommended from reliable sources
Salt and Ashes for Horses.-Those
keeping horses should, twice a week,
throw in handful of salt and ashes.
Mix them by putting in three pats OF
salt to one of ashes. Horses relish this,
and it will keep their hair short and
fine. 1t will prevent bots, collie, etc. A
little gr,und sulphur mixed with salt
aud ashes, and given once in two or
three weeks, is also beneficial. All do
mestic animals will be thus benefited.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
From the Spirit of Democracy. Woodsiidd.l
Criminal Neglect in the Lunatic Asy-
lum nt Columbus.

From the Spirit oil Democracy. Woodshdd.l
Criminal Neglect in the Lunatic Asy-
lum ut Columbus.
Rev. Alexander Bell, of Washington
township, Monroe county, through some
cause unknown. to us, became insane
during last summer and was taken to
the Lunatic Asylum.
On Wednesday, the Goth instant, bis
corpse was taken through Woodsfdd
home, he having hanged himself in the
Asylum while under the care of those
whose business it was to watch and
prevent him doing himself injtry.
That there was criminal neglect on the
part of the managers of the Asylum no
one doubts for q moment. Persons $nd
their friends, who through trouble b ave
become deranged, to our State insttu-
ton for the purpose of having tieir
reason restored, and the managers sind
them home in their coflins.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
FROM MARION COUNTY.
MANINNGToN, MARION Co., w. Va,
November 26th, 1867.

Editor of the Register:
When State Convention of the Dem
ocratic party in and of West Virginia is
convened, would it not be proper for
that body to take into consideration the
odious. oppressive and unconstitutional
test oaths, registration acts, &c, of the
General Assembly of West Virginia. We
think they have lived long enough, too
long indeed, and should be at once and
forever stricken from the records of our
State as an incubus, O curse and an eter-
nal disgrace to the records of any State
protesting to be free. Under their ad-
ministration hundreds of our heaviest
Taxpayers, moral and upright men of
our State and county, too, who would
not suffer from comparison with the
father of these odiOus measures, Gov.
Boreman, or any of his registration
gang-they, sir, are disfranchised and
not allowed to vote, through no charge
of immortality, dislOyalty or any other
fault or crime, but because they would
not vote with the Radical party. This
is not even charged openly and
manly, but they are beheaded by this
clan of Registers without any thing else
than a notice to prove their loyalty, and
when some of them attended, no proof
would be heard, but their names were
stricken from the list of voters. Such
acts wa ora fnlly alla IN nrnyp whan
required to do so before any just tribu-
nal. Now sir, from such high-handed
usurpations, oppression and fraud we
ask to be relieved. When our Conven-
ton meets let it adopt plan for each
county to get up petitions praying the
repeal of these OdiOus measures. and we
can make up fully half and we believe
two-thirds of the men in the State,
praying such repeal. Taxation with
out representation drove our forefathers
into revolution.
A VOICE FROM THE DEMOCRACY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28

authority in case he survived and accu-
mulated anything from, the pittanee
allowed him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
WILLIAM HARE.

DRACTICAL PLUMBkB AND
Il GAS FITTER, No. Monroe st., Wheel.
ing. W. Va
~ Orders from the country attended 10 9,
short notice. sep2o
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28

ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers Of
Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Satins,
Blonds Netts, Grapes, Veirets,
Ruches, FlOvers, Feathers,
Straw BOnnets and Ladies' HAts
Trimmed and Unfrimmed
Shaker Hoods, &c.
337 and ass baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, ND.
Offer the largest stock 70 be found in this COun-
Try, and unequaIied In choice
variety and ebeapBess.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given
mart
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
INSU NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
LNCORPORATEDINI 1871.

Furniture and Merchandise and against all
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers, seas, lakes canals and railronds.
II. CRANGLE, President.
JOHN G. HERVEY Secretary.
uIRECTORs:
Robert Cranglo, John Reid
Robert Morrison }. Dalzell.
). Brady, Wm.G. Battolle,
John DOnlon, T. ID. Du BOis
~ The company nas removed 90 the office
Up STAlilS--in the Insurance Building
next door TO the Merchants National Bank.
Applications for insurance win be promptly
attended 30 by the President or Secretary.
noyIJdly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
HENRY sEAMON.
JACOB GROSSCLoS.

Successor TO Frobe & Grosscios,
MANUFACTURES OF BUGGlRs,
WI CARltIAGES, R0CKAWAHS, &C. 40,
No. - Market Street, keeps constantly ON hand
and manufactures 10 order, all kinds Of work In
his line Of business. Particular attention given
10 repairing.
ES-Second hand Carriages and Busgies for
cash. sepeO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-28
JOHN TEECE,

MALsTER AND HOP DEALER,
i1 Water Street Centre Wheeling west
Virginia Highest cash priec paid for barley.
augD ly r....
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.

TENiE undersigned wishes to inform the Ladies Of
l. Jefferson and surrounding counties, that he has
dies Dress Trimmings aud Fancy Goods, such as
COLD AND BLACK VELVET RIBBONS
BUGLE BRAID AND PRINCES
MOhnir and Grape FringcS and Binding, Velvet
Crepe, Silk and Bombaznc Buttons; Blue, Green,
Scarlet and Black Belt Ribbons, and many more
Trimmings too numerous to mention. A beautiful
assortment of Fancy Gods such Jet, Crystal
and Plated Belt Buckles; jet Sreastpins' I.ndies'
Companions and Reticules, Wax and Glass Beads
Ear Kings, Dress Elevators, Fancy Pocket Books
handSone assortment of Embroidered Cushions
tor Rocking Chairs and Lounges, all cOIors of
Zephyr Worsted and Knitting Yarn, Canvass for
EmbrOidcries, Child:en' = Legiugs and Sea rfs full
line of Ladies' and Children Stoves Buck Gaunt
lets for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
The above articles have been selected with great
care, and will be sold at low price,.
NJ. BEHREND
Opposite Campbell & Mason's
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
SEASONABLE G00nSI

A LwAHS anxious to supply our customers with
n every article needed in the changing seasons,
We are daily making additions to our large and
general assUT tnCnt here hand. In the line
of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS and CAPS, our assert.
meht Is 50 large and complete, and offered on such
OF GROCERIES, we have every needed article
PLAIN LinsCys, FlannCls, CutiOEs, Red TickinCs
CalicOcs. Wool and Cotton Hose for I.adiCs Gloves
do, and Gentlcmen's Socks, Buckskin Gloves md
a large variety of NOTIONS generally. Knit
than they can be had in the county.
Also, nice line Of Breakfast Sha ais, ChildTen's
Sac Ike, Sontags, Nubias, Hoods. Twilighis, &c.,-
BaImuTal Skirts, BuUlwa Tds Cmb-UidCTTd-ali vol
caInl css with many other needed articles a.
this period of the year requires that an Saumsrn-
tion is impossible. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. TRUSSEII zoo
November 20, lsGE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
VALLEY ITEMS.


FROM our Valley exchanges We clip the
following items =
= The sale of land at Linvill, the new town
on. the O., y. and Manassas Gap Railroad, III
Buckingham county, will take place on Thurs
day and Friday tac Goth and 9th of De-
cen,ber. About i5sO acres of land will be
sold. in lots and parcels. LinEill is about
four miles from HarrisOnburg.
We are panied to learn, says the Wood
stock Herald that Joseph, son of Mr.. Henry
Smooth. who lives near this place, accidentally
shot himself while hunting rabbits on Tues
dag. He was found not far from his fathers
residence, on Wednesday morning His fail
ure to return home Tuesday evening did not
excite any uneasiness, as it was believed he
had gone to a neighbours to stay all night
lie was shot through the heart, aud his death
must have been sudden.
ACCIDENTAL WoUNDING.-We are sorry
50 learn, says the Winchester NcIcS, of case
Of accidental shooting iu this county, near
RusselTS last Friday. 1t appears that Messrs.
Jonah Tavcnner aud Elias Purcell we're out
on u deer hunt in the North Mountains. On
their return home, hearing of flock of wild
turkeys in the ueighborhood, they determined
TO have a shot. Separating for the time, Mr.
7. proceeded around hill and concealed
himself in the top Of fallen tree. MIR. T.,
approaching in opposite direction, noticed
the tree-tOp moving, and supposiug it to be
OccasiOned by turkey fired into it, wounds
ing Purcell painfully in the right leg above
the knee. DIR. Love was called in, and rem
dered the necessary surgical aid. The pa.
tlcnt Is not considered dangerous.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
The Union League Declining.

At meeting of the '.Esiesr- f5edgue" of
Philadelphia, held last week, the fifth annual
report of the Board of Directors was submit
ted The roll of the League contained 1905
members on the first day of this month
Eighty new members were admitted during
the year. Twenty three died, one hundred
and eighty-seven resigned, aud thirty were
dropped from the roll for non-payment of
their annual dues. This shows 4 clear loss
Of one hundred and sixty. The income of
the year was SGG.3l426. whilst the disburse>
men;s amounted SSO,O09I5, leaving the
League in debt for the year SIl .69IS9.-
There was. however, a balance of SI7 1917 Is
on hand from the previous year, when the
League was in more prosperous condition,
and out of this the deficiency has been paid.
aud there is a surplus of S6.2U229 in the
treasury, which, if not previously squandered
in rio'ous living, may suffice TO pay the fuuer-
al expenses Of the League after tLo next
election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
AR RIED.

Ga "Wednesday evcuinr last, near Hal!towu, I Y
Rev. 6 Hopkins. Dr. uILLEARY. OF Frederick
county, Md, to Miss BETTE, daughter VI the late
Richard Henderson, 4 IhIs county
Ga THURSDAY morning. the 18th inst, at the resi-
dcucc Ot the brides father, by Rsv \. Z Hopkins,
Mr. WILLIAM YOUNG, OF Winchester, Va. To
MIEs ISEORGIANSA DOOiET, daughter OF Mr.
George DuOIey, OF this place
On Tuesday evening. l7th inst. CLar'cz-
tcEn, by she Rev I b. shepherd, Mr.. RICHARD
w, W ELSIi, to Miss JENNIE, daughter vi Mr..
Harrison A Audersou--"!I OF this county.
In Washington City, tits inst. the residence
OF Commodore Powell, by the Rev Mr.. Addison ,
rector of Trinity Church NIr. y. b. LOGAN, 81!
Winchester, Va, ." JEA y NEsTTE Is, eldest dauch
ter of Alfred d. Thru-tou, deceased, and grand
chester.
On Tuesday evening, the ls,h list by Rev. !.
w Tongue, NJ. joins NJ S'TICKLER to Miss
JENNIE ID LOCK-aIInf Jhis county.
On the I7tE inst. by Rev VIM Gcrhardt, M
CHARLES PIANER TO Miss MARY HILD-bvtL
o; Martiusburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
Valuable Farm.
JcHOHson County,
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers at private sale, his val
i uahle Farm near KcarneysvilIe, Jefferson
county, West Wiz ginia containing
273 Acres,
more or Ices. The land il the finest quality Of
Limestone, aud unsurpassed in fertility and pro
ductivenCss by any land in Jefferson cOnnty.
About ei Ehty acres of the tract are in FINERa&
TIMBER, with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail. ~
road running through it, affOrding facilities
for putting the wood and lumber into market with
but little trouble expense Of hauling. One of the
best business DcPOs along the line of the b. & U.
r. X. is within two hundred yards of the farm.
An extended description OF the farm and lie i'm.
prOvements is deemed unnecessary as persons de-
string to purchase will view the prem iscs before
doing so.
O0- For informnt ton in regard to terms. &C., ad.
dress A. S. CAMBRIDGE,
Kcarncysville, Jefferson county, W. Va.
August Is, lSG7-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CONSERVATIVES

The Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON will send Cfrcc
oil CHARGE to all who desire ii, the
che directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which lac was cured OF lung affection
ana mat dr6 adiui disease Consumption HE only
object Is to benefit the afflicted, hopes every
sufferer viii try this prescription, il will cost
thein nothing, and may prove a blessing. Please
address REV EDw SRD 4. WILSON
No los South Second street,
williamsburg. New York.
MAY Ii. ISEI-lY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
DIE d.


On THURSDAY night last, SARAH E.. daughter of
Francis r.. aud SUar X. HOOn, ii tbs count aged
Z ycars and mouths.
All! she enc of those who come
With pledged promise stay
Long, ere the Angels let them stray
To nestle down IN earthly home.
She camc-Iikc music in the night
Fleeing as hrNvcn in the BRAIN,
A moment OF c aud shut again,
Aud all Is dark where all was light.
On tho 9th If December, 1867 at the residence Of
her husband la Clarke County. Il, after a short,
but painful illness, Mrs. REBECCA LOCKE, aged
thus passed away from Garth, tic the joys of the
better land, an ged christian vino Lad ioy and
peace in believing, with only regret that oil
leaving heI lifetime companion behind For fifty
rwu years had they shared each others joys aud
gricis; sat by the came Errsidc, aud kept the
calm and even ''tenur of their way with lives
marked hy any grca; cSritetHcU's, with no sudden
grown gray together. Mrs. Locke had been brought
up in carly lite in the Quaker faith. and although
of that church, her whole life WITHOUT the prOics-
zion, spent ia acts of charity, -DDi viii and peace
on earth, proclaimed her the true christian with
gut to speak OF religion for uptO all not given
the same gifts DAYS u life sneak 70
her, IN their uublcITishod goodness and purity,
without one act Oi unkudnCss, Ill will, neglect
81 duty. During the whole cuursc of her life she
was never known to quake enemy or gain the
lIIWiiI OF one person She had not Tor many
lett tOIne except upla occasional visit TO of
her children, and il was only to her numerous de-
sccndantsY and limited number of friends aud mel Ih
bors that her bca uJI:ul lite -cLIcncsS
love ani Piety was fully kno=n- She !cavcsa hus-
band, six children auG th!Tty-siE grandchildren TO
mourn her loss, many of waom were with her To
cheer Ler dying hours aui to attend the departing.
spirit TO the confines Of ;taJ shadowy land, into
which human love cannot penetrate. The deep
sympathy Of many hearts goes GU: to the bcrcavcd
hus5I nd, the object of her only regret, who for
thc hrst time IT. ga many years sits beside lonely
hearth and vacant chair, but lac, too. = christian
and pil grim here, knows where to look Cor COM
fort lad heard a voice from hravcu sa wing UNI
TO me, write. blessed the dead hiSh die in the
Lord from hcnccfurth; yea saith the spirit, that
they may rest from their labor; and their ks do
fUllUw tECm-" Rev IL Is =.
In ShCphcrJstow n, Monday night last J. T.
MCkEVIIT, late President of tile Board Of Regis
lratIon, OF this county. aged about - years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
CHRISTMAS AGAIN COMING.

THE subscriber has just received for the mp
L preaching Holidays, the largest assortment Of
SEASONABLE ARTICLES, ever offered for the
amusement and qualification OF the peOplc-oId
aud youHg-Cf ChaTlvstnwn aud its vicinity. II
would be simply imposs Bile to euumcratc the thou
sand and one articles which contribute to his uE-
Tivalled assortment of
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
And in the line of CONFECTIONERY he Is
confident that his full supply aud rich variety can
not be surpassed in the Valley of Virginia. or
Fire w o..
he has an endless variety and exhaustlc>s stock,
and bcgs leave say tn the juveniles, that their
every want can be supplied by giving him a call.
He will alsu have ON hand complete and full
supply of CAKES, such as
SPONGE, POUND AND FRUIT,
bcsides all the smaller cakes in the catalogue His
OYSTER SALOON
will be kept in full blast during the holidays ne
usual, aud the ladies and gentlemen of the town
and country may rely upon having III IN served up
in any style they may desire. II. sOcits a call.
GUSTAV BROWN.
N. II. Persons desiring OYSTERS foI their fam
iiies' can be supplied by giving me few days
ncticc in advance.
December Il, lS61-F, p.
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EFE NEE
LAND AGENCY.

7 HAVE associated with me my agent at Hall
i town, on the w. & P. K. r., Daniel X. Lucas
Esq, who will attend to the sale of all lands en-.
trusted to him in that end of the courty. To pur-
chasers Of ouch lands as he may advertise, he will
and give them opportunity IN consult well own
Judges of lands lying in the caunIy.
December 3, 1867, s. HOWELL BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-24
CURE YOUR HORSES.

GONE two or three months ago, n midi b. aged
~ gentleman, haiiug from old Kentucky. came to
This place, and by handbi!ls and otherwise an
nuunccd himself a VETERINARY SURGEON, a
graduate nf wcll-knOwn Southern Veterinary
College. We felt, still feel, quite satisfied
that gentleman in this capacity, who underst TODD
the theory and was practical adept in the cure of
Lame, diseased horses, would DC chez rIulFy weIcom
ed by our farmers, and owners generally of that
noble animal. Before however recommending DIR
MITCHELL TO our agricultural community, NC
chose To wait for practical proof Of his skill
aud success IN the veterinary art. That proof we
now have. Some twelve or hftcca horses. sumo Of
them very bad with.
RiNG-BONE, SPAWN AND FARCY,
and other dizcascs, have been placed under his
trcatIGcnt, and the that he has effected and
his rapid progress in the of OthcIs still under
treatment, have been somewhat TcmaT kabIe, and
gwen entire satisfaction to the This state
mcnt is fully ConCurrcd in by several gentleman of
whom we have inquired, Among whom may
mention, john VI. StriGrr, ItHlltuwn, Jefferson Co
W. Va, Jas. +. Reed, John IL Reed, &. King, S
V Nantis, $. \. Cox. John J Stevens, John f. Err
win, J. W. Nicer, ID. J. Young, Capt. L. S. A.
Harpcr's Ferry, w. Va.
Most of these gentlemen have had horses under
the care of DR.. Mitchell, aud have chCerfuly al
lowed the Doctor To refer to them touching their
opinion Of and confidence IN ms scientific, know
ledge aud practical skill in the speedy and success
M removal of the various defects with which that
valuable animal the horse, il frequently aflictcd
GO DR.. MITCHELL can be found at the Shcnan-
doah House, Harpcr's Ferry, West Va.
December Il, lS67-t.
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TAN NOTICE.
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

lust received from baltimore, and will be sold
- at reduced prices,
o. G. GERNIA NTOWN. from : 500 to : $50:
TURN MOVER SEA ROCEAwAYS, trimmed with
LEATHER, from 5000 80 $3.50:
BEST LEATHER TOP BUGGIES, with Cloth
HEAD IISISG, $225.
Several Second Hand CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
and ROCKAWAYS, at very low prices.
W. !. HAWKS,
Agent for WIN. Mccain.
Nov. &c lS67--3m. ICarkc Journal Copv.l