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THE NOBLE REVENGE.

lne CONN was pEilu oHe u pun, nuseAooiS
pine coffin. No flowers on its top no lining of the
rose-white satin for the pale brow; no smooth rib
bons about the coarse shroud. The brown hail
was laid decently back, but there was the crimped
cap with its neat tie beneath the chin. The sui
ferer from cruel poverty smiled in her sleep; she
had found bread, rest, and health. FOL-.
II want to see my mother" sobbed a poor child
as the city undertaken screwed down the top.
'You can't-get out Of the way, boy; why don
somebody take the brat?" -.. ..,.a a..
"Only let me see her one minute, cried the
hopeless, hopeless orphan, clutching the side o.
the charity box, and as he gazed into the rough
face, anguished tears streamed rapidly down the
cheek, on which no childish bloom ever fingered.
Oh it was pitiful to hear him cry, "Only once
let me see my mother only once" .....-
Quickly and brutauy the hard-hearted monster
struck the boy away, so that he reeled with the
blow. For moment the boy stood painting with
grief and rage-his blue eyes distended, his lips
sprang apart, fire glittered through his tears, as
he raised his puny arm, and with most unchlld
ish accent screamed, -"When I am man, III xiii
you for that ....
There was coffin and heap of earth between
the mother and the poor forsaken child-a monu
nent, much stronger than granite, built in his boy
heart to the memory of the heartless deed.
The courthouse was crowded to.suffocation.
sDoes any one appear as this mans counselr
asked the judge. -,
There was silence when he finished, until, with
lips tightly pressed together, look of strange IN
telligence blended with naughty reserve upon hi
handsome features young man stepped forward
with firm tread and kindly eye, to plead for the
erring and friendless. He was stranger, but from
his first sentence there was silence The splendol
of his genius entranced-convinced.
The man who could not find friend was acqult
ted.
MAY God bless you, sir I cannot. " .-...
1T want no thanks, replied the stranger, with
icy coldness E., .. ..... ...
"I-T believe you are unknown to me"
"Man! will refresh your memory. Twenty
wears ago you struck broken-hearted boy away
from his mothers poor coffin. 1 was that poo'
boy"
The man turned lvid.
"Have you rescued me, then, to take my lite?
'No, Ihave sweeter revenge; have saved the
life of O man whose brutal deed has ranked in my
breast for twenty years. Go! and remember the
tears of friendless child"
The man bowed his head in shame, and went out
from the presence of magnanimity as grand to
him as incomprehensible, and the noble young
LAWYER felt Gods smile in his soul forever after
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-26
THE QUEEN OFFERS HER HAND.

thanks God that none Of her dear daughters are
exposed to such danger"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1867-09-26
. The Stprp.Teller.
VISITOR FROM THE GRAVE.
BY MRS. LAURA GwINN.

And yonder shines Auroras harbnger,
A. whose approach, ghosts wandering here and there,
Troop me home to chufchyurds sHAKsPHARE.
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07
Van Buren Ferrv,
". Is. NowLAND,

ME old, long established and we'll known
i Ferry, at Van Buren,, Ark, is now in the
exclusive charge and control of the under
signed who has had charge Of it for many
years. lie has recently put in service a NEW
BOAT built by him expressly for this Ferry,
and employed careful, experienced and COM
pctcnt terrymen. Travellers are assured that
at tlIs Ferry they will have safe crossing
over the Arkansas River, and will meet with
no detention
WM +. ENGLAND,
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07
Lu M B E r
Wanted ---- Saw Logs.
AT THE
Van Burcn Agricultural Works.

|NlE Van Buren, Agricultural Works want
l. an unlimited number OF saw stocks.
lhcy VIII contract iorauy quantity delivered
ut the river bank IN ratts,or delivered BY wac
on ut their steam Saw Min, upper end of the
CITY Wharf. Stocks of any Mind of Lumber,
such as Pine, Cedar, Oak. Cherry, Walnut,
Gum. Cottonwood, &c. wanted. Persons
wishing to contract will address Van Bnren
Agricnltural works" or apply In person at
the office of the works.
llNNMNN 4 SCOTT
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07
Dry Goods.
A Lecture to Young Men

just Published, in a Sealed Envelope, Prc'
six cents. A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment,
and Radical Cure of Spermaorrhua, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions Sexual Deblli
ly and lmpediments TO Marriage generally. Nerv,
onsnsss, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; MeatI
ana Physical lhcaracity, resulting from sen
Abuse, dc BY Robert j. CulYerwell, N. W.
Autl or Of the" Green Book" &c.
The word renowned author, IN this admlrao.
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that lhenwfu' consequences Of Self Abuse may %
eftectually removed without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in.'ru,
men's, rings, or cordials, pointing out . mode o..
cure at once certain and effectual, by which every
sufferer, no matter what bis condition may be may
cure himself chenrly, privately, and radically :,
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands ano
thousands.
Send under seal, to any address, in plain 'es',
cd'envclore, on the receipt of six cents, or WV
postage stamps. Also DR. Culvcrwel's Marr'ss'
Gnlde,' price % cents. Address the publl' 'beyr
OHAS, j. G, KLINE 4 CO., l27 Bovery ~ -
Post Ofice Pcr 1896.
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07
NOTICE.

County, OF OF cnAwriopp.I ci IS.
NOIlCEis is hereby given, that shall make
l. Y application to the honorable Probate
court of Crawford County, at It's session il,
july next for authority, or an order of Court
To sell the Real Estate of Thomas j. Campbell
late of said county. deceased, In order thereby
to pay the demands against his estate Said
Real Estate being situated in Crawford coun-
~ aforesaid. and described as follows:
The W = of the n e a, and the II e ID Of the
Sc 4 OF see y, in 3, II 81 W, excepting
about one and half acres lying in the sontl!
west corner of the last mentioned tract on the
sonth side OF Cedar Cicck.j together with all
the improvements and appertcnences there
unto belonging. -..
LUTHER C. WHITE,
Administrator of the Estate of the
late Thos. j. Campbell, deceased.
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07
Budget Of Scissoiings.
Learning to Walk.

Only beginning the journey.
Msnya mile is togo.
Little fee, is to ps,,er.
Wandering to and fro
Trying again so brsvely.
Laughing in baby slee;
Hiding its face in mothers lap.
Proud as baby eau be.
Talking ,ae oiies, language
Rves before was heard
But mother you'd hardly think sol
Understands every word.
lettering now and falling.
Eyes that are goirg to cry;
Kisses and plenty of love words,
Willing again to try.
Father fall 0. guide them.
The psttering little feet.
While they are treading the uphill road,
Braving the dus, and heat,
Aid them when they grow weary.
Keep them in pathways blest.
And when the journeys ended.
Saviour o, give them rest.
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WANT Ed

600 lbs. BEES WAX,
hEER, Coon, Fox, Bear, Rcavcr and OF
- ter SKINS, for which the highest price
VIII h' pad ~ tIlAr, !, IIARNTN'S.
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07

- NNVV NVV"Fy 'tVtN'
Is onc of the most necessary and desirable ar
tieles Of household economy, and if properly man
aged, will promote the health, comfort aud Zap
riness ofevery member Of the family.
lime, money and extreme vevatioi by delay
OF your daily meals may be saved by using the
Charter OAK Cooking Store,
Over $4,000 of these celebrated Cooking Stove
are in daily use throughout West and North
Every one of them has been sold under ful
guarantee, and we offer them as a referrenc,
wherever found
THE Improved Charter Oak Store wih Ex
tension Top
Has ut one damper, and is SO simple in its con
struction that a child can manage it. The ovens
are larger, bake more uniformly, and the stove
hea ier than any cooking stove Of corresponding
size ever made.
TIE Hot Water Reservoir Boiler
Furnishes n constant supply of Hot Water at all
hours OF the day AMI for hours after the fire has
been extnguished without additional cost or fuel
TIE Reflector Gridiron.
Original with the Charter Oak, and used on no
other Stove--the most perfect manner to Brol
Meats and Poultry whereby the offensive odors
arising from meats during the process of broing
are carried up to the pipe and Juices of the meats
are preserved.
THE Hct Closet .....
In which Meats and Poultry are kept warm for
hours when there has been delay ut meals besides
enabllngth cook to furnish greater variety of
dishes aud deserts, and place them hot upon the
table. Fourteen Sizes of These
Celebrated Cooking Stores.
Stove Dealers and Timers can RELY upon being
supplied at the lowest rates aud will find it to
their advantage to send for and examine our Price
List aud Catalogues before purchasing elsewhere
Address ....
Excelsior Manufacturing Company
Gl2 and Ga Nam Street,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
ID. G. WILLIAMS d CO., Sole agents,
Van Buren,, Arkansas. . .-
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07
A War Wanted.

LNENlAN or any other; or an expedition
l. 10 the plains, to enable us to close out
a consignment Of
rs army six mule wagons complete
100 camp Kettles 100 mess pans
80 sets harness 700 lbs harness leather.
VIII be closed outat low rates war or no
war; by &C. SCOTT Il co
Van Burcn, juno -.
The Van Buren press., 1867-06-07

- Just two lines wanted to fiji this
column,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19


principles are The only sufficient rdsis of vir:
tue or happiness Hence the parents most
sacred duty to his child is to impress the SEN
uments OF our holy religion esrly upon his
mind by personal explanation AS the intel
lect expands, its sacred truths viii he com>
pretended and felt, and lis motives and prin-
clples be strengthened aud confirmed by prac-
tice aud habit.
An essential part of the education of youth
Is to teach them to serve themselves. aud to
impress upon them the fact that nothing good
can be acquired in this world without labor;
and that the very nccesSarics aud comforts of
life must be procured by earnest and regular
e1ertiOn. Ihey should also be taught to
know that, after having been reared and edu
Gated by their parents, they shpuld not ex>
pect them 10 provide further for them, and
that their future subsistence and advance
inSnt must depend upon themselves. Pa
rents sometimes commit the mistake of al
lowing their children, after Having reached
the period of life when they ought to be en-
gagged in making livelihood, to RELY upon
them for support. This encourages them in
Injurious idieness. aud destroys their spirit of
seif-dePeudence, which is necessary for their
advancement IN life, and causes them to ap-
pear so unreasonable as to depend upon them
after having arrived at an age when they
should think aud act for themselves
The choice OF d profession is not of so
much consequence as the manner in which it
is pursued. If habits of self-control and
seli-denial have been acquired during the
season OF education, the great object has been
accomplished. Diligence aud integrity in
any uSefu! pursuit OF life will be sure to Sc
cure prosperity and fame, .hnd success Hill re.
suit from engaging i'll that business in watch
,,,F,,
Such being the correct view of education.
the support and co operation which faithful
teachers should receive from parents tan be
easily inferred oy the good sense of each one
We only ask especial attention, in concluding,
to the following suggestions, which our expc-
rlencc has shown to lie Of prime Importance.
l. The parent, after committing his child
to the teaching of another, should continue
to manifest an afectionate interest in his inl-
provement by constant inquiry and encourage
tiient
The supplying Of young persons. while
absent from their homes, with needless mon
ey, aud the permission to contract debts, are
to be repr"bated, as tempting to sinful prod
isaiisy aud multiplying the dangets OF con-
tracing HABITS of vice
3 The proper authority of teachers must
be firmly sustained by parents.
A Every young person should be inform
ed by ms parents that he must give diligence
to profit by his studies, or else must be com
PEELED to make himself u-etuI % society BY
s"tuai labor in some number sphere.
And last; an unw":5hy parent cannot rea-
sonabiy except the teacher. against the cur
rent Of his, wrong example, to form his son in
to worthy
5 S5 II; i B SI1xon. Committee.
L. L. DABNET.
March 8, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19

"A FINANCIAL STORM 1MMINENT-Re-
marking upon the necessity of the adoption
of some national financial system. the New
York Journal of onimerce remarks: "Unlcss
some recognized system is soan adopted, it
will be too late to prevent financial storm
that will sweep with cruel blight over al!
the land. If we were seeking for a political
revolution, We should say that such crisis
could como none too soon; but not even to
open the eyes Of the people to the fearful
dangers impending from Radical legislation
would we willingly invoke the tempest that
must wreck many fortunes"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19
March 8, 1867.

a WOLF KILLED.-On Friday last quite
an excitement was made at the appearance of
large she wolf, in the nejghborhood OF the
Conococheague, near Wilson's Store, in this
county. Ear'y in the morning she was seen
oH the farm OF Mr.. Alexander " Her, who fred
sevcraII"ads ofsmall sho. into her, with much
effect. Later III TIE day a party Of ten hunt
cd her down. and she was finally killed by
shot from Mr.. Miller She measured four
feet i'll length and two feet in heighth. Va
rious conjcctures hay been 'armcd a- to where
the ''varmint" could have c".ae from but the
Most probable place is the Territory OF Vir-
ginia Since the great State of Virginia has
been thrown into 4 territory We may look for
many wild animals crossing the Potomac into
our State. The appearance OF this vol is
Only the o-cruhner,-LLn gersfo,cn iErH.
Our friend is mistaken as to the point
from Which the ''varmint' came. The emf
grafton Of animals is not noritward, bit con,
trariwi-e, lfthey only come in the shape OF
, wolves, we shall be content. but we expect
Ahyenas, with their appetites sharpened Tor the
destruction of our people and their substance
These will he pressing down upon as soon as
The confiscation bill is passed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19
NOTICE TO TAY-PAYERS.

NOTICE lie hereby given that 7. w. Pottcrfeld,
IN ID. 5: will be in CHARLEsTOwN on Friday of
each week. for the purpose of collecting Ia xcs and
IN farpcrs Ferry, or every other Gay III the week,
for the same purpose.
II the unpaid Taxes arc not promptly paid, the
property of the dclinquents will be advertised md
sold forthwith according to law.
Feb 20. 1867 81. VIM RBSI sheriff
WEST VIRGINIA:
AT Rules hrld in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court OF jefferson county, the 4Ih day of March,
1861,
SAMUEL E. EGEHroN & CO., Plaintiffs, Tress;nss
VS. on hr case
and attach.
JOHN NICELY, Defendant. mcnt
HE object OF Tic above suit "a 10 recover of the
L def udant the cum OF $3.50 II and interest
thereon, from the 9th day of November, 1896 to-
gcthcr with "a gcs aud costs OF suit. And il an.
pea g, affidavit ii cd in this suit that the said
defendant il not resilient of this State he l. here
by rCquit cd to appear within mouth after due
b.icatiun OF this order. nd do what is necessary
/" protect his interests in this matter. 1t is further
ordered, that copy hereof be published once Il
week. Tor four successive weeks the esprit Of
Jtirrs"n, in sail county, and posted th: front
d."r of til" Court House sad county ON the first
MOn;iay after the date OF this order.
T"st".
W. a. CuAPLII1E, Clerk.
J. W EE%NEDY, r. Q.
Feb 20, 1861 st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19
PUBLIC SALES

PUBLIC SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE:
T INTENDING to discontinue house. ping, the
u undersigned will sell at Pubic Sale, al her pre-
sent residence in Clarlcstown, ON
FRIDAY, MARCH goth, 1867,
HOUSEHOLD e. KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consulting in part of tn.
FoLLoW WING RTICL s.:
100 yards carpeting. Oil Cloth. &C..
Fes Their Beds, BOlsters and Pillows,
Blankets and Countcrpancs.
large handsome Book Case, glass doors, draw
ers and compartments below;
Bureaus-4 tsedstcaIs,
Chairs OF various descriptions,
Handsome CandIclabras.
Dining Table, Round Mahogany Table,
Small Tables. Wash Stands. &C.,
CurtniMs-Parior and h9mber;
large k-rosne Lamp ha.lCESome Walters,
ParIOr Stoves ! wood and l coal;
= large number OF Stone Jars, various sizes,
9 Tin Safes,
fine Conking Stove, with vessels complete,
Kitchen Furniture generally, and other articles
too nuIEer 1us to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.
On all exceeding $40, credit Of nine
months Will be given, Bond aud approved srcu
interest will be charged. but failure TO nav the
notes when due. will subject them interest irom
date: Sums of s 10 aad under, the cash will be
required. Sale to commence 10 O'Clock.
MRS MARGARET G. DOUGLASS.
March IL. 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
LAYING determined to quit farming, I will sell
at Public Sale, al nay residence. } miles south
of Mlddieway on the road leading from Shrpherds
town to Winchester, and about 3. nliIes west OF
Summit Point, on
WEDNE5D z; MARCH 90, 1907,
tho following PERSONAL. PROPERTY, to. wi t
Dorsey Self Rakng caper,
Gum Spring DrTn, with Guano and Glover Seed
Attachment, I Wire Rake,
Cast Iron GoFn Shelter, lRoIer.
SWO-HO4SE CARRIAGE,
wheat Ean, Revolving Wheat SCREEN
BArsh"ar Plows two horee Mccormick Plov-
Double and Single Shovel Flows, HarrOws
four horse ITon-axle Wagons complete,
Spring Wagon for two horses,
Horse Cart, OK Cart,
Double and Single Trees, Crowba
3paiTs BreechIng, pairs Fore Gears,
Bind Brides. Collars, &C.,
pairs Grain Ladders, Digging Irons, 4Iuttocks.
No. Young Mules. Mare and Colt,
Colts, three and two years old, EAiare ColL,)
head of Mich Cows, 10 head young Cattle
26head inProved Cots void Sheep, 90 head OF Hogs,
Bal rels of Vinegar,
a lot of Old Iron
About 100 feet Heavy Rope, new,
20 Bushels SEED OATS.
TERMS OF SALE.
n credit of months will be gwen on all SUMS
$40 aud up wards, the purchuscr giving bond and
date. but If met maturity the interest will be
rem tilted. Under $40. the Cash will be required
NO property to be removed until the are COM
piled with.
JOHN II. CAMPBELL
March s. Is67-ts
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MARRIED.

Or the IAN instant. in Romnev, 10y the Rev. Vim
H. Foore. Mr.. ROBERT Il. KIDD. TO MS, LIZZIE
NJ OnlY daughter at AR. Susan c. and tue late VI
!. -.rnstrO =. AL Of Rp,nney.
At Peach Hill - in Clarke county, on Thursday,
CAlSFoN, of THU county and Mss ROBERTA,
daughter OF Rooert a. CYIstUn, Esq.
On the 5th inst, in Bait mor'. by Rev. MIR. Leun-
Mi, to Miss LOI TIE Il. COPELAND, of HarprI's
Ferry
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FINE PIANO FOR SALE.

- n 4
A HOUT TO discontinue house kccpinr 7 offer for
sale a CtilCKERlEG SEVEN OCTAVE PRE-.
MUM GRAND ri ANO- pronounced by Professors
ami Amateurs, an instrument of unrlvaled sweet
ness and power. Except the it is entirely me.
tac in its construction, cons qucnty not affected
or Liable to injury by the changes onr climate
In addition to being delightful ParIor Instrument,
It's volume renders it very desirable for Private or
Pubic Concerts.
It will be sold on credit OF nine months, on
approved security. Address.
MRS MARGARET G. DOUGLASS,
Char!%stown, Jefferson county, Virginia.
March 5, IS67-tf.
tClnrke Journal and Winchester Times copy. and
send bill to this oice.I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19

EcLEPsE.-There will &c a total eclipse of
the moon, visible throughout the United
States, on the morning OF the Doth of the
present. month, beginning at two aud ending
fifteen past three O'Clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19

DRUG GLSTS" FANCY GOODS
They are prepared TO furnish c.yihiIg pertain
ing TO their business upon the most reasonable terms
They would specially call the attention of Country
Physlcans to their large and select stock of MED
IClNES suitable to their practice, which will be sold
as low as they can be obtained anywhere. Every
article warranted pure.
They will have constartlv on hand full stock of
Oil. Lead, Coiors, Dye Stuffs, Varnishes, Window
Glass, Putty Paint Brushes. ;ash. Tools and every
thing in the line of PAINTERS MATERIAL
All the popular PATENT MEDICINES together
with a large anu co" Plctc stock OF PERI UNiERY
PoMADEs Ham OILs, SOAPS, Tooth Hair and Nail
Brushes, and every variety OF FANCY GOODS.
carefully selected assortment of STATIONE.
RH.Foolsc"p, Letter. Commercial Note and Bill.
lei Ip r, En' elopcs, Pens, Pencils, &c.
0z.PHYSIt IANS' PRESCRIPTIONS accurately
ana neatly compounded at all hours.
O. After INDUCING in the Credit business for
twelve months, they convened that it Is not
Pr"t1atHe: phey cannot afFor1 TO, will they cell
their goods on credit; their stock Is Purchased
CASH, and will BE- cold only for the money.
Churlcstown, Dec. Is, 1856.
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PUBLIC SALE.

7 WILL sell at Public sale, upon my far n at
present ocCupicd by mr J. Howard Strider, ono
mile east of Duthcld's Depot,
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 26TH, 1867,
FoLLcwISG
PER S OVAL PRO EETE:
Brood Marc-in foaI-works well,
twO-year old AIarc Colt,
Fresh Cow Gcariing Calf,
Sow and Pigs,
p good four horse Wagon,
VI heat Drill Wheat Reaper,
Runyan FAM utiing Box,
] pair of Grain Ladders,
Barshear Ploughs-I two, horse,
Double and Single Shovel PIoughs,
Harrow Corn Covercrs.
Jack Scrcw-I-og and Fifth Chain;
set, Breechhands,
set Lead Harness 4 sets Plough Gears,
CCliaIs and Brides Grain Cradles,
Double and Single Trees,
- Grass ScYthcs, NaItocts and Picks,
ShTves md Forks, Hoes, Water Kec,
Tight Barrels, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.
4 credit of months will be given on n Il sums of
Ten Dollars. Bond aud approved security requirrd
before the removal Of the property. Sums OF Ten
Dollars and under, Cash
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock. A NJ.
60 Sale positive. No postPoncmcnt account
of weather. j. s. MELVIN
March IL, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19

= The Legislature Of Virginia have de-
c:ded that members are entitled to charge
the State for going home and back TO Rich
mond, from the regular session to the extra
ssssiOn-althOu&h they did not travel an inch.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-19

The Evansville Courier is informed by
a letter that gold mine has been discovered
in Crittenden county. Ky, and lots of twenty
feet square are being sold for $4,000 each
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NOTICES
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
'kNHE subscriber requests all persons having
L claims against the estate of the late DANIEL
HE"LEBO W Err, to present them at oRcc properly
authenticated for settlement Those indebted to
said estate. are notified that immediate ayment
must be made.
DANIEL. HEFLEROWER
Ex'r of Daniel Hcfebowcr decd.
February 26. Ie6T-tf
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n q " G o Cd s,

z n GOODS.
T HAVE just returned from the City. and have
l now in store fresh arrival of Brown and
NSachGd Mus!ins, Plaid Dome stics and GingIams
lew select Prints, Brown and Bleachcd Prepared
knitting Cotton, Cotton Chain assorted numbers
and col0rs; Gents Cassmeres. Table Oil Clohs
plain ard fancy; Superior Rag Carpet, Fresh Gro
ccrieS and COnfectionarics. Mackcrcl, &c. Also,
FRESH GARDEN SEED.
have replenishcd deficiencies generally in nv
stock, aud atm now prepared to offer Bargains and
respectfully invite the community to call and OK
anime. ] s MELVIN
DUffiieds, March 10. 1866.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

! eE MCCORMICK will visit CharIcatown ga
- professionally on the 25th inst and re. S,F45S
main TWO weeks LII i'N
March D, lSO7-3t