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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-23
Stravad or Stolen

iTROM the premises of The undersigned, on Sun
L day-the 2oth inst, a BAY MARE MULE, mark
ed 'tF A /" on the left hip. and about ten years old
4 reward Of ten dollars will be paid ior her recovery
~ The undersigned at the Ferry Landing.
,ct26if T.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-23
Levee Sales.

Willie sold al public auction at the Court House
sds pgsh, on Saturday the S0th day of Nosem-
i, agt. 1867, at II o'clock a m, 70 the lowest bid
9gyr cubic ward, the making Of the ievee on the
7s5a blaze, situated ii this parish, Just above Walls
laBine. SAID levee being about ten feet high, eight
ii aa eight crown and one thousand and sixtv-
s.zi tei long, containing seventeen thousand four
5adrd cubic yards, more or less. The work to be
saef tie coatrol Of The Inspector Of the ward. Bid
3es vii Be required 10 name their securities, and
ssts 70 5e furnished on The spot as the law directs.
f. NJ. DURROG4,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-23
Cotton Ginning and Meal Grinding.

Cotton Ginning and Meal Grinding.
7 AM FULLY PREPARED to GIN all cotton
| sent me with promptness and dispatch. !
win also, accommodate thu public with MEAL
fresh ground every Saturday. Special orders
for Meal will be attended to any other day of
the W eek. Gins and Mills all new and Of the
most approved patters.
JOSEPH WALKER,
sep28tf Bruly Landing.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-11-23
STATE or LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEsr BARON RouGg :
A-Ln h--

November 9. 1857. J
WrILLBE SOLD al public suction at the Court
" House Of this parish On Saturday the 18Th caY
d~sQenber 1867, at II O'Clock m, 70 the lowest
Abr pei cubic yard, the making tie repairs to the
Raa, o. Sta.e lesee, situated il this parish adjoining
w prsh Of Pointe Coupaa, and amounting 10 abott
witty five hundred $500 cubic yards, and o consist
b Ntnrs an addhio aal 1ieighi and base TO said Ievee
! wills more fully shown by specifications to be
finished By The Parisil Surveyor and Inspector ofthe
llh Asfd. The work to be done under control of
n pshA authorities and TO be finished unier their
tTeaon. Bidders will be required to name their Sc
sFrs 90 The spot and furnish bond as the law d.
'za bsn amount one-haif over and above the
lraahI q bid, 10 hnish said work on Or before the
lsaF b January 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
Sectional Oxen.

A minister travelling along Texas road,
met stranger driving his wagon, which was
pulled by four oxen. AS the Minister app
preached, he heard the driver say:H>
Get up, Presbyterian Gee. Campbellite !
Nav, Baptist !! What are you doing M&ho-
Dist"
The Minister struck with the singularity
OF such names being given to the oxen re-
marked:
Stranger, you have strange names for
your oxen, aud wish to know why they have
such names given to them ?"
The driver replied:
Il call that lead oxen in front Presbvteri-
an, because he is true blue, aud never fails ::
he believes in pulling through in every diff
hcu't place, perSevering to the end and
then he knows more than all the rest, The
one by his side l call CampbelIte he does
very we'll when you let him 90 on his way,
until he sees water, and then all the world
could not keep him out of it, and there he
stands as if his journey had ended. TNis off
OK is real Baptist, for he is all the time after
water, and will not eat with the others. but
is constantly lcOking on one side and then the
other, and ut everything that comes near him.
The other which call Methodist. makes n
great noise and great to do, and YOU voaid
think he was pulling ali creation, but he don't
pull a pound"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
A Tough Eagle Story.

The Marquette (Wis.) journal is respon.
sible for pretty tough story about an adven-
ture of one William P. Merthevet, from an
interior town of Iowa.
In a solitary hunting expedition toward the
region of Deer Lake, he reached point on
small branch, running southwardly, from
Carp river. in section p, township So, of
range q, west. Early one morning his at
tentOu was attracted by rushing sound, as
ii some tremendous bird was fving through
the thick foliage overhead. He looked up
and to his astonishment and admiration be-
held golden eagle with out stretched wings
just alIghting upon a dead limb some two
feet above his heed
Seiziug knotty ipe stick, weighing some
twelve or fourteen PInds, and about FIVE
feet IN length, he struck at the eagles head.
but the bIrd caught the blow on its wing and
warded It of, and Immediately retaliated by
sweeping from his perch upon Mr.. Merthe
vets head, and Selling his nose in his be,k
and planting his talOns in his right eve. dis.
located the one and seriously injured the
other.
This was accomplished before the unfortu-
nate man could pick up his case knife, which
was lying on a stone only few PAGES distant
His rife hung upon the twig of tree. also
several Ieet on MI VI. succeeded In olsen
gaglng himself from the grasp of the infu>
rated bird, and, bleeding and blinded, rush
ed for his rife and to seize his knife 4 sec
ond time the bird returned to the attack, but
was this time met on the point of a knife
which the man plunged into his body under
one of his wings, while the eagle struck him
violent blow which felled him to the earth.
The bird now attempted to soar aloft. but
the knife had reached n vital DOjTyY asd Pnr,
ping his wings with dull scream. he fell
IIfeless on the ground. Faint with pain and
the exhaustion consequent upon the loss of
blood, Mr.. Merthevet lay some time uncon>
eiOus where he last fell. After time how
ever, he recovered himself sufficiently to be
able to rise, and bandaging as we'll as he was
able his wounded eye and broken nose, took
up his march for the'nearest point of shelter.
This he found at the camp of some Indians,
who dressed his wounds and cared for him
until he was able TO return. home.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
MISCELLAN EOUS.
From the Missouri Democratl
The Wife of Snodgrass Writes the Life
of Horace Greeley,

The stranger told us that his name was
Snodgrass. tie sad he had been married
seven years, and never had the slightest mis-
understanding with his wife until the cues.
fiOu of female Suffrage began to be talked
about in the city, ami the women commenced
holding meetings, and ogitating themselves
and the rest of mankind about the matter
Mrs Snodgrass was the secretary of the fe-
male suffrage club, and had been appointed
TO deliver an address on the life and times of
Horace Greeley.
For six mortal weeks, day and night, Mrs.
y had been occupied in preparing her ad-
Dress and at this time had completed ninety
pages, embracing the first year of .he infant
Horace he had told her that at the rate
she was going on her address would cover
three hundred thousand pages of foolscap.
and she would be grandmother before she
could finish it up; aud then to read it TO the
club would take at least nine years, aud con-
sumo forty million feet of gas. Notwith-
standing these statistics, Mrs. Suodgrass per.
sisted in going on with her address, to the
neglect OF her family duties and her hus,
band s>Shirt buttons. On this night she had
been puzzled to ascertain at what, precise Pc
nod OF his lntantile career the future philos-
opher had cut eye-teeth, and had searched
through every book in the mercantile library
for authority on that point, but all. the Hora-
tan writer's were silent upon the fact, and
she could not possibly proceed any further
until it was definitely settled
She asked my opinion" said Suodgrass.
'and told her [ thought it was on the day
of the battle of Bull Run, when Greeley led
the attack upon the enemy's breastworks, and
was rePulsed because, said l, you know when
suckers with their eye teeth cut attack breast
wor Ks they are generally repulsed"
"Mr. SnOdgraSs," said she, losing the sac
charine OF her temper, Il want no trifling up
on this subject. Because you are opposed to
female suffrage, you make light of every thing
connected with the subject. Your alluson
to suckers and breastwOrks is extremely vul-
gar, and unworthy the dignity of a married
man. If you persist in treating the wife of
your bosom with such contempt, shall apply
for divorce, and 90 back to my ma"
'My dear" said l. '.in that election YOU
have the casting vote. Get divorce, by all
means. and then you can marry Horace, aud
weaS his breeches, and his old white coat. too,
for all care"
AT this remark my wife poked her head
out OF the window, and cried murder and
watch at the top of her voice, and that's the
way l came to be arrested"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
PORTICAL.
TFOm tRssuuday Mkga1tGs II
CHURCH AND cHURcHYARD.

Gene, vanderer with me.
Aud res' beneath this tree,
Ear from the ctty's inartiCul mean;
Far tFOTa the DIN aud STRIFE,
Ahd agony OF lite,
Here u PLACE Peace cIaimeth for her own.
Mhere the deep hroOding calm the air that fIlS
zones from 6eyOndIhe shadows Of the bills.
wiihia this marrow bound
See life complete its round,
AndFeaeh its rest hallOwed by love and prayers
And yet again repeat
That round halt sad, half sweet,
As TO the ShOrch the bridal train repair,
The babe IL borne. the children tTOOr along,
And 'reath the old tree meet the funeral thTOng.
Ger generations dead
lb mighty arms are spread,
And il hath seen the long procession PasS;
Men fade like leaves away,
And tall as they,
Or swift = flowers among the scythed grass;
And stiit IL sWays In every nal breath,
And muI murs ever more of life than death.
Where vioIcts scent the air.
With their sweet breath, and where
The ground is matted UIth the primrose roots,
Beneath the spreading shade
The careless children strayed
When those great bJughs were tender budding
shoots.
since then hundred years lite growth hath seen,
And stulits heart is fresh, its IeaFis green.
a resurrection birth
Each year awaits the earth.
Awakening from their sleep the flower and tree;
And God IN ~ b. m we live
Unto our sOulS doth give
Faith in glorious future yet to be-
BTeathed ia the blessed words. with com fort rife
''I am the Resu recIiOn aud the LIfe.''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
NEW GOODS
AND NEW INDUCEMENTS.

THE subscriber has just received at his store
room IN -hariestown. opposite the Bank Build
ing choice selection Of articles of neressity
which. IN addition to his fDrmer stock makes his
assortment complete. He will cell on moderate
terms, and EOlIcits call from the public He has
just opened canvas HamE, Dried Beef BaIona
Sausage aud Scotch Herring Fruit JaTp Rrandv
Peaches, PirKIed Oni"ns, Lempn syrup RaspseTry
Syrup, Candies, Raisins, Filberta, Figs, Almonds
GROCERIES
OF all kinds and qualities. Wooden Ware Tin
Ware, Japan Walters. LIQUORS-Brandy Gin
Port Wine. Catawba " inc. Whiskey Superior
Tobacco and segars. FISH -Shad. MackereI No
Potomac Herring.
hne assortment Of Cents, Ladies' and Child
Esn's shoes and Hats; Hosiery, Looking Glasses,
willow Ba skets, Queensware, StoneWaTe. Flour,
Corn Meal, and all other articles necessary to a
complete assortment. Call soun nd examine stock
90 COu"ty Produce Of all kihGs in large or mall
Quantities, will be taken in exchange for Goods at
market prices. JACOB b BROWN
August s. 1867. Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
A1ao1u1th &c 9ro.
DRU GGlSIS AND AfOlHECARIES.

DRU 6GISIS AND AfOlHECARIFS,
RE prepared to- furnish every thing ia tlei, Iins
~ upon tue met favorable terms ,rhcy have ia
store tue largest and most com pieic stock sOods
they have ever "frod 10 the public Their stock VI
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Patent and Family Medicines is eudr, - IN variety
Ihcy cell the attention OF Country PhyEicians
1" such ariicIss used in their practce IceI-
Ony Il on The instead Oi going to Ba tInOTe-
Their stO"k Of
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS.
E X F u n cry, SOAPS,
Preparations for Dyeiug, PTescrving a nd Dressing
The HAIR, Tooth. Nail AID Hair brushes Combs,
Dr"sslng Pine, 4 G, IL equal to that Of any similar
establishment In the Valley.
PTe,cuPtiunS entrusted 10 them vi be com
pounded with ncatness and accuracy.
Persons wishing supply Of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
Dyes Nsrnish.E, COiOTs nd everything ia the line
oil Painters MatCTials- will find Ih'ir largo
and ss cheap az they eau he sold anywhere.
a hne sssortns mt OG paper aud envelopes for La
dies ufil~e use.
They the Wholesale Distributing Agents for
The Morning Star BiiiGrs Company for TINS and
Clarke counties. Merchants wishing them bV tho
Case -an procure them at the COmpany's Wholesale
prize.
All the shove mentioned goods they offer A. low
Persons owing them will please come forward
and settle. CUstnmcrs will bear in mind that they
do not do edit business When Intelligence
il given, accounts must BE- settled the ISt Of
every month.
Jnne IS. 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15

How sad pressed her gentle form to
me and whispered in her ear. if when was
far away for me she'd tear? paused for
some cheering word my throbbiPg heart to
Inll, and with her rosy lips she said, ''0h,
Bill, your sieh fool.''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15

Somebody says BrownIow is walking
photograph of the devil. That is the most
Injurious remark ever made Of his Satanic
Majesty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEAT!
STILL THEY CONE!

T the Ladics will only ca II at Mrs. A C. Mitch
ellis, :hey can be suited in the summer Styles Of
BoNNEIS S, HATS, FLOWERS AND RIBBONS
Having just returned from Ba Itimore we pledge
ou' selves TO present TO view the latest and most
fashionable summer Styles. Call, Ladies; no truu-
bic to show goods. Hats the orcer of Sun UmbreI-
las. BOnnets TO suit all ages.
a c. MITCHELL CO.
juno II, 1867. (F.PJ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD
RE-OPENED.
~
TINS GREAT NATIONAL THoRoUGAFARv
L isSgain open for .
EREIGHTS AND TRAVEL.

TINS GREAT NATIONAL THoRoUGAFARR
issgain open for
FRElGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Care and Machinery DESTROYED are being re.
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with Ali re-
cent Improvements; nd the BRIGGS nd I rnCks
are again IN Substantial Condition the we'll carried
reputation OF this RuNr tor
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT
viii be more than sustained the re- Ganiza-
tiou of its business
la addition tu the uncquslcd attractions of nAtu.
raj so"n"Ty heretofore conceded to this route tho
recent Troubles upon she Border, have associated
numerous points ON the Road, bctN cen the Ohio
River aud HarPers Ferry, with painful but instruc-
tive interest.
CONNECTIONS
A. the Ohio River, with Cleveland and PitIsburR
T"Ads; and through them with the whole Railway
System at the Northwest, Central est o nd Suutb
west AT HarPors Ferry with the winchestCr
Road. Al " arlington function with the Wash.
ington BraTch tor Washington City md the Lover
Potomac At Bait more with seven daily trains for
Philadelphia and New York.
Two DOLLARS additional on Through Tickets
I" Baltimore or the Northern Cities give the mir
LL' Of UtsI''Hg W ASHiNOTOS CITY en- JoufS
This IL the ONLY ROUTE bv which pa-s.Dgcr,
can procure through IIckGIS aud through Ck,rE, %
WASHINGTON CITY "
l.. NJ COLE JOHN l. WILSON
General Ticket Agent Mister of TTnn.na,r,.
Baltimore. ton Bnltim.rc
June 5, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
BALTIMORE L ORR. COMPANY.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R.
TIM TABLE.

TRAISs GOIxe wEsT
LeaVe Harper's Ferry ct 90 4 NJ andIlsP
Leave Shenandoah at . "a A N and / 10 p N
Leave heyes' Switch at b A NJ and 1 % NJ
1eANe aaIitoSn at G - NJ and I 50 PM
Leave Sharlrst"Nr a. : " A NJ and asp NJ
Leave CHmor,'n's at : - \ N ana 81 PA
Leave Summit Point NJ : - A Nj nD1 > ~ p n
Leave OpequoI, Bldg A. > II A NJ sd Se =,
Leave SteE hcnson's AZ 81 A " and 8 p N
arrive Al " incIIes'er AZ $ IS a NJ audS % ~
TEAMS GoISs EAST.
Leave WinCkester 1t 80 A NJ aud z 10 p n
Leave StephrnsUn's al So A NJ and } % PG
Leave OPequ"n Fridge at , 81 A NJ and sTiPM
Leave w aursVillv at 10 % a NJ aud 81 r 81
Leave Summit Point 10 - A NJ and u p Al
Leave Cameron at 10 81 a NJ aud 81 PM
Leave Charles town y L. 10 = ~ ard 40 p NJ
Leave HallicWp at 10 So A NJ and 5 o. p NJ
Lave hSy's' Switch At u % 4 N and I6PM
Arrive at Harper's Ferry % IS A NJ am. 5 sSP
May 10. 1867
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE CITIZENS OF KNOXVILLE AND SUR
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
HAVING Come in possession of the Unionville
Store house property. fully expect by the 2Dth
or 18th inst' to open at UniOnvle an entirely new
and complete
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE,
embracing every thing usually found in a country
store. nope TO purchase my goods entirely Tor
tue cash' thus enabling me TO sell upon the ia
Vurable terIns; aud To that end, ] Imust urgently
request all p rsuns who are indebtr'i me, and
have not settled their accounts since harvest TO call
and settle the same at once, and hope no one will
attempt TO excuse himself because his account is
small. shall continue the business at Elk Branch
ana endeaTOT To- keep my stock complete, and not
be undersoid take this opportunity %. thanking
the community for their liberal patronage, and
hope by attention TO business and a desire to please
and give sHtisIaction. to receive a continuance of
your iaVOrs To the Patrons of UniorviIIe Store
aud all others who may be kind enough to bee me
such. you will allow to xpress TIE hope, with
the aid Of polite and efficient clerks render our
selves acceptable to You, and receive your support
Respectfully,
J s. MELVIN.
DufTieId's, Sept. mbcr 10, 1867. IFPl
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j w ELR Y
REMOVAL.

WOULD most respectfully announce to tho
citizens OF ChaTlestuwn, aud surrounding Cuun.
try, that have taken the fOTIIrrI y occupied
by the late MIR Charles q Stewart aud iattrTIv by
ILus-Cn \ Co., where will carry on the JEWEL
Ky BUSINESS. Rz h"T"t"fuTc ! ain prrparcd tn
d" al kind- of WATCH REPAIRING 80 well a.
CLOCKS and JEwELRY. aud n ~ - h., may sir"
I" have aHthing done nay line. will ud IL TO their
advantage to patT"uiz" me at place If bus
'nrss Thankful for the liberal patrotia &c bestoW-
ed up" me hitherto, solicit conunUSnc. oi the
cam" iaN"r. l.. DINKLE.
April 9. 1867.
DHOIOGEAPHIC a tbuins just received aud Tor
EaIe low 10y l.. D!NELE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15

: Why is ivy like bad women? Because
the closer they cling the greater the ruin.
When are ladies cut to pieces? When
they are ter.halves.
- What bus has found room for the
greater number of people Columbus.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15

"A printer never leaves any money at
home for fear of fire, and never carries apv
with him for fear of robbers, nor deposits in
any bank for fear of speculative bank officers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
STEXENS HOTSE.
IL, 23, 25 a. 27, broadway, New York
OPPosITE B0wLISo GEEEs
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

opposite bSWLTSC CEEES
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
TTNUESTEVESS HOUSE is well nd widely known
Il To the travelling public. The IocatiDn 10
pec'aiIy suitable to merchants and busi"'ss
II Is ia close proximity to the busiDcsE part Of the
cIty-is on the highVSy Of Southern end Western
traycl-and ali cert 10 all the principal Railroad
aud Steamboat drpOts-
The Stevens House has liberal accommodation
for over 200 guests-it is well fIrnishsd, anc pos
sessss every mode m improvement tor the comfort
and entertainment. of its inmates- The roons
spaciOus aud eiiVentIiaf6 d Tr"TIdeo win gasand
Water-the attendance is prompt and r'PpFciGuI-
aud the table 10 generously provided with every
delicacy Of the seasDn-at moderate -ates. The
rooms having been refurBished and remodsled, We
enabled offer extra fscilitss for the comfort
and pleasure Of our Guegts-
GEO. K CHASE < CO.
June H. 176I-6m PROPRIETOR.
LSRESH ARRIVAL Just Te-eived another lot Of
I ihOse celebrated American Eight Dsy and
Thirty Hour ClOcks- all warranted for one year
Call and see them.
June IS l. DISRLE
T AIDES NERINO VESTS, for ale By
IL EUGENE WESR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
TOWN TRADE.
HO FOR HALLTOWN!

'I'HE undersigned, having taken the shop OF l..
4 Hinger, is prepared to carry on the
SUOE BUSINESS,
in all its branches. None but the very best ma
teria used, and all work guaranteed to give entire
work IA NIII TnN
n. h; TERMS positively CASH.
October /. 1861.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-15
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL,'....... ............ s 100, 1000.
DIRE C TORS:
7. H. Logan, I p. Shalcross,
j. s Rhode. Georpe Mcudel
J. Hobbs. Samuel Mcclellan,
G. w Franzheim, James n Vance.
Alex Laughlin.
THIS company now having been organize four
Il years, aud in that time done a successful busi-
ness. is still prepared to take risks fair rates on
buildings II all kinda. Merchandise. Manuiactu-
ring Establishments. Furniture, Steamboats, and
CargOcs on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company offers superior Inducements TO
Farmers. whereby they can BE- insarrd on Dwellings
Furnitnre. Barns and contents, for three or five
years al reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the largest
capital and surplus of any company in the State
aud Composed al some nIneI -four EtockhOIders
most of whom among our best business men ,
recommends itself to the favorable Consideration
Of the insuTing public and solicits their
Applications Tor Insurance will receive prompt
attention.
o. OrErcE NO. %. Monroe Street, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
NC: ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEORGE MEEDEI.. Vice President.
&. NJ COEN, Special 4 gent.
EDW AISQClTH, Agent. CharIestown.
April 9, lS6T-ly.
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IMPORTED 4 AMERICAN CUTLERY,
SETTLE Up! SETTLE up!

nCR customcrs well knqE that it is the begin.
" ming Of the New Year and with it We are de-
term'ned to close up our Box and feel comprI,d
to i"sIst upon immediate settlement wetske this
debted by open account, to- come forward aud set-
tie up BY 80 doing time and expense will be
we shall begin the New Year with new enter
prise, and give our undivided attention TO the bu-
siness OF Manufacturing and Repairing
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
ANDMACBINERY.
We employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the best Material The community can reIy mon
quick, neat aud substa initial work and at nSiccF a.,
suit the times. We determined to do r,roTk -
low be done in the County for CASH ,rHiSb
will be required fer all ira nsi-nt custom
r, w IN ~ maze I" order Ds-hTTE HGehinss and
Hos'S P0IosTS of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS of
dIfeTent kinds always hsnd, amongst which
will be found the cell brat II three horse Ivinpsr,:
two horse do; the old fashioned tbTer-b, 20 a.
shear; McG'ornICk do. for two and tbree -.
also, the Ihree-hoTse Page Plough: aIao an in,
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough,
Plough Irons.suGh a. Share, Coultrrs, ShovsIs.
(single and dOuble) Mould boards # all kinds
Open Rings. Op'D Links, &c Special attention
paid I" Mill work IN Steel and Iron. Turning and
Boring In Iron aud Steel. We now have in opera
tI"n our
NDF4,
and We are now able TO furnish Castings Of good
quality ss lOw be bought elsewhere
All work entrusted TO us Will be done with dis
patch aud guaranteed N give sitisfactlon The
highs1t price paid in Cash for Old Iron Of ali kinds
Give us call at the Jefferson MarhIn- Shop Stone
Row. wEIPICK A WELLER
Charlestown, Jan 2'.Iss7.
WANTED TO BUY,
S0 TONS of old Wrought md Cast Scrap Iron,
~. for which 10 cent? per c~I- i'll be paid ia
Apr %. 1867.
y oct,s. '' 81. BEHRENDs.