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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
CHAPTER ".
Il Sad Case Of 1N;scegcnation.

Before. Alderman Nicholson there came
short time since young and handsome wo
man named Eliza Montgomery bearing in
her arms an infant five weeks old, which the
most casual observer would not be great
while III discovering was, to a certain extent
of negro PdreHtdye. The woman acknowl-
edged herself to be the mother of the child
and desired to make an information against
the father, ''black and TAM" for fornication
and basterdy. Notwithstanding the charac-
ter Of the intimacy which must have existed
between them, the woman was unable to tell
the name of the blackamoor. She knew his
first name was Archie, and that was all. A
warrant was accordingly issued for the appre-
hension of Archie. The above, bad as it is
Is not the worst feature Of the case, by a
jug full"
Mary Montgomery, a young, beautiful and
intelligent girl, resided in one of our suburb
an villages, where, Il little more than a year
ago, she was met, wooed and won by an army
officer of this city, who had but recently been
discharged from the service, and whose name
we suppress from prudential motives. They
were engaged to be married and the I'd Of
June last was fixed for the consummation of
the event. During last spring she met the
negro Archie, and forgetting her VOWS of con-
stancy to her affianced husband, she main>
tanned an improper intercourse with the me-
gro-to her lasting iufamy be it said-almost
to the very day of her marriage. The I'd of
June came aud with it the wedding, which
was duly celebrated, and the pair lived hap
Py together for Il time. The young wife soon
discovered, however, that serious consequences
were about to result from her infamous con-
Duct and she made " clean breast" of her
crime to her husband. The dcnouemcnt was
of course followed by an Immediate separa-
ton, and an application for divorce is now
pending in court. On Wednesday last the
woman made application to the guardians Of
the poor, and herself and mulatto child were
sent to the Poor Farm, where she will proba-
bly, end her days in misery and disgrace
GEitS6lrg Post.
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NORTHERN CIVILIZATION.
Chapters Third and Fourth.
CHAPTER III.


d Double Nrdc,-A Niser Suspects his
Son of Robbing Him and Shoots Him
lie Atierwards Attempts to Commit Sui
eide.
:. A most shocking tragedy was enacted in
this county few miles south of Paori, yes
terday. The circumstances are these:
Ralph Tornley, an old man and wealthy
one, about one month since left his house and
went to church, it being on Sunday. There
was no one left behind to watch the house,
he being widower without u family, save
one son, man grown, who lived with him.
He was known always to have large sums of
money constantly GU hand, as he loaned
great deal, and was very vain and boastiul.-,
He frequently cxulted in the presence OF his
less fortunate neighbors, that he had three
thousand dollars in gold.
When the old man returned from church,
he. as usual went Immediately to his chest to
see if his money was safe, when he found to
his horror and dismay, that his gold and
greenbacks, amounting in all to thirty-f five
hundred dollars, were gone. In looking
around the house he found that nothing else
had been taken or disturbed, not even five
hundred dollars belonging to his son, which
was in portmonie in the pocket of coat
which hung on the wall. This circumstance,
together with the manner in which the house
was entered, caused the old man to suspect
that his son, Samuel Tornley, was the thief
and this soon became the prevailing opinion
in the neighborhood y few days since this
suspicion assumed more positive aspect, aud
it was found that the son had purchased a
farm and paid for it in advance. Yesterday
the old man armed himself with a revolver,
and openly charged his son with the theft
High words soon arose between them, when
the old man drew his pistol and shot his son
through the head the ball entering just be-
hind the ear and coming out at the cheek. he
then put the weapon to his own mouth aud
shot himself the ball coming out at the back
of his head. They both fell and were found
by the ncighbors and cared for. Strangely
enough they are both alive, and the attending
physician gives it as his opinion that they
both will rocover.-Peoria National Demo-
crat, FEB. 7A.
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SCRIPTURE QuoTAT1oNs.-"W Why, Jem-
my, how awkward you are cating-do take
your hand out of your pocket"
g It's my left hand mother"
Well what difference does that make ?"
"Why have been reading the Bible"
Are you crazy What has reading the
Bible to do with keeping your hand in your
pocket ?"
Mustn't VIC do as the Bible tells us.
mother?"
Certainly. my child"
We'll mother it says Let not thy left
hand know what thy right hand docth'' and
don't you suppose it nd know I was eatin'
bread and 'iasses with the right if 1 didn't
hide it away"
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IL SEAsoN.-A day or two since two la
dies from the country, on shopping excur-
sion to the city, dropped into a hardware
store, where agricultural implements were
sold They had been reading the advertise
ment and innocently asked for cradles. -
The storckecper said it was rather late in the
season Tor tie article, and he had sold all of
his stock. The ladies looked at each other,
wonderlng Y, and whispered laughingly when
one turned to the storekeeper, remarked :
g Out Of season, 1 thought GuGics ,ccre ai,says
az season J"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26
An Eye in a Mans Stomach.

a country gentleman with only one natu-
raj eye, the other beinga glassone, happened
TO arrive in this city some time last week, and
registered himself at small lodging house
not far from the Pacific Railroad depot. Be-
ing very tired from travel, he went to bed
early, carefully taking ont his glass eye and
putting it in tumbler of water on the wash
stand to keep it bright for the next morning.
Later in the evening, while or friend was
comfortably snoring, another traveller arrived,
and, the house being very full, was shown in
to the same room which our country friend
occupied. This newcomer had drank great
deal Of wine during the night, and soon after
having blown out the candle and retired TO
bed, he felt an unquenchable thirst. So he
got up well as he could, and groDino his
wayto the wash stand, filled up the tumblcr
to e. brim and swallowed it at gulp-glass
eye and all.
Early in the morning our one eyed friend
arose, and to his great astonishment found
his glass eye missing. He was sure he had
put it into the tumblcr But it evidently was
not there. 1t never occurred to him that it
might be in his fellow Iodgers's stomach
So he dressed himself, took his breakfast, paid
his bill, and went up town to jacob Blattner's
store, there to purchase new eye
Meanwhile the other lodger tossed uncasi-
~ ""u ~ III MS pCu, Sroaneu heaTlly,
and felt decidedly uncomfortable About G
o'clock he awOke with decided belly-ache
lie rang for the servants and ordered doe
tor The doctor came and suggested, 'Drank
too much :. Ledger looked guilty and ago
hIzed- Meanwhile the symptoms grew worse
and the doctor ordered a pint of purgative
Se!tZer water, and went after some other pa
tents Our unhappy friend, however, found
the pains in his stomach tosSncreasc to such
terrible extent, that he grew half crazy
Half the hotel rushed up into his room and
after general consultation. neighboring
barber was called in to administer IA cylster.
The barber, after a careful examination of
the patient, concluded that he had swallowed
some hard substance. An emetic admins
tered, and 10 and behold the glass eye was
thrown up, to the great aston:shment of the
traveller--.S. Louis Democrat
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILRGAD
RE-OPENED.
80
mis- GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGAFARE

THIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUCAFARE
L is again open for
FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being re-
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with all re-
cent improvements; and 6 the Bridges aud Track
again in Substantial Condition the veil carried
reputation of this Road for
SPEED, SECURITY AND COMFORT,
will be more than sustained under the organiza-
ton OF its business.
In addition to the uncqualled attractions Of natu-
raj scenery heretofore conceded to this route, the
recent Troubles upon the Border, have associated
numerous points on the Road, between the Ohio
River and Harpers Ferry, with painful but instruc.
CONNECTIONS
Al the Ohio River, with Cleveland and Pittsburn
Central Ohio, aud Marietta and Cincinnati RaiG
roads; and through them with the Whole Railway
System oil the Northwest, Central ~. and South
wcst; At HarPcrs Ferry with the Winchester
Road. AT w ashngtOn Junction. with the Wash
inSton Branch for Washington City and the Lower
Potomac At Baltimore with seven daily trains for
Philadelphia and New York
TWO DOLLARS additional ON Through Tickets
to Baltimore or the Northern Cities give the prIu-
'Iegs Of waiting WASHINGTON CITY a., cute
This is the ONLY ROUTE by which passengers
can procure through Tickets aud through Checks to
WASHINGTON CITY
L. NJ. COLE, JOHN L. WILSON
Baltimore. ton. UultimuTc
June 5, 1866.
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REVOLVING SCENE AT AN EXECUTION -
The st. Vincent Witness reports the recent
execution of a woman named Mary james,
Tor murder. When the chaplain who attend
ed the wretched woman to the scaffold had
hidden her farewell, he drew back She also
quickly drew back, but the movement could
scarcely have been perceived, for the order
was given, the drop fell, and tho culprit was
seen standing unframed on the platform
her eyes from the beginning were very i'm
perfectly bandaged. Looking down she drew
back further from the trap, and her arms be-
ing free she removed the piece IF muslin with
which her eyes were covered. From this
time she appeared to dread the trap, having
seen the danger, and she could not be induced
to go forward.
The provost marshal then summoned the
turkeys, who, with the hangman, were con-
strained to use force to get her on the trap
door. The instinct of self-prcservation seem
ed to nerve her with strength, and scuffie
ensued on the platform of the gallows for ten
minutes, when she was ultimately tripped IN.
and she fell heavily on one of the large side
beams of the gallows, and rolled on the scat
fold, where she lay motionless She was then
pushed over on the trap-door, which was
pulled and she fell through head foremost
She never made struggle or movement af-
ter she was thrown down, and many persons
supposed that life was extinct before She fell
through the trap.
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BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!

OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
c II A RLE STO WN, WEST VIRGINIA.
a
MAJORITY of those vine read newspapers never
even give hasty glance at business advertise
mcnt, and if
actually has choice variety Of goods which he ia
selling at the lowest Baltimore prices it Ea rdly pay
him 10 publish the fact. Therefore, have
F. Q IND
1t best TO simply invite every body to call and ex.
amire my stock and prices before purchasing else
where. and to say but little in regard to nv abiiifv
aud determination to make it advantageous 10
those who not
DEAD
to their own interests. to buy their D5y Goods
Ia cy Goods, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps aud Ready
Made Clothing 1'
IN CHI ARLEs TowN.
at the BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposfte the
Bank Building
n call. } GOTDSvrTtI
Baltimore Price Store, opposite Bank Building.
November y. 1866.
I TITLES WHITE OIL. for sale by
- DEC. 20. CAAPBELl. s. MASON.
CUCUMBER PICKLES FIR sale BY
PoUSDTOP HYDRAULIC CEMENT for lie
~ by Ransom & DUKE.
GLYCERIN LOTION-for Cbappec Hands Chat
ing Of the Skin, &e:y prepared aud sold by
Jan. ~. CAMPBELL & MASON.
A LII so.ts Of BRAID.
II n BEHRESD
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Shannondale Factory,

THE undersigned are conducting this we'll an
Il pointed WOODEN FACTORY. miles
from Charlestown and mile from Kab Ictown a nd
quality. pct 4ot
:, We exchange. our manufactures according to
the following schedule: ~
g. Dreb LinseT. yard for and ~ lbs Wool.
Grey Linsey' do. do. q do. S do. do
Plaid Linsey, do. do. q do. 3 do do.
IA EEianneis' 90. do. p do. do. do
fHrHs, l Id. do % do. do do
Highest Cash Price paid for Wool, w.
November Z. 1865. & co.
FLOUR, for sale BY
l. Aug. as TRuSsEIL co
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TO TRAVELLERS.
BALTIMORE d 0. R.R. C0MPANY
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R.
TIME ia BILE

TRAISs GQISe wEsr.
Leave HsrPcr's Ferry at 10 a NJ and o. NJ.
Leave Shena ndoah at Il A NJ nud 1 o. p NJ
Leave hSXcs' Switch at 20 A NJ and ~ NJ.
Leave Leave H TAI at IS \ NJ aud Is PM
Leave ChaTlCstuwn at 6 81 A Al and sop NJ
Leave CaInerHn's at Z I6 \ NJ AMI l 40 p N
Leave Summit Point ut IS 4 ii ana SIS p NJ
Leave Vaudeville att 81 A NJ and OS p NJ
Leave OPequon Bridge at s o. a NJ and D n p Nj,
Leave Stcphens0n's at % A NJ aud % p NJ
Arrive at Winchester at 5 - A NJ aud IS PM
TRAISs GoISo EAST.
Leave Winchester at 80 4 NJ aud > IS PM
Leave StephensUn's at - A NJ and 81 PM
Leave OpoquOn Bridge al 3 81 A NJ and 70 p NJ,
Leave Wadcsville Mt So A NJ and 3 II PM
Leave Summit Point 10 - A NJ aud } 50 p Nj
Lave Games on at 10 - NJ aud } 50 p NJ.
Leave CharlestOwn at 10 Sc A NJ aud 1 /, p NJ
Leave HalliCwrA at 10 IL a NJ and ! - p NJ
Leave Reyes Switch a 10 So 4 N and 81 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at IL Ol A NJ and So p NJ
Arrive at HarpcT's Ferry II OS A NJ am. 90 p NJ.
January Is. 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26

1t is not the sphere in which we live but
the spirit which moves US, that makes life
vulgar or heroic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26

Husband: ''Mary. my love, this apple,
dumping is not half DONE" Well, finish il
then, my dear"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-26

When minds are not in unison, the
words of love itself arc but the rattlng of the
chain that tells the victim it is bound.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
BOOT AND SHOE-MAKING AT FAIR
RATES IN CHARLESTOWN.
John AVIS, respectfully informs the citizens
- OF CharlcstOwn, and surrounding country that
he still continues to manufacture
B O S Il ND ST OES
AA and has now open a Shop on Main
Esssssses street, in the building adjoining the
S%a&sssSS SapP'ngtOn Hotel, and Immediately
over the Drug Store of .Aisquith and Bro
Keeping always on hand good stock of mate
rIals, his old customers and the public generally
may rely upon being satisfactorily accommodated
by giving him call. lie promises good work and
reasonable charges; and he soliCits tho patronage
Of those vho may be in want OF anything in his
line of business.
slowed upon him, he would ask a continuance of
the favorsof his old friends, and trial of his work
by the public generally as no efforts will be spared
upon his part to please and accommodate.
o. Hides bought and takenin cxchangefor work.
May Is, IS66-tf.
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=. l5fums, Birds ON Trees, bounty
kEumPcrs, TOya BroOms, Kid Doris, China Dolls
Black Dolls for the Freedmen, Fatent aud Glazed
Heads, Common Masks, and thousand and one
things not enumerated here. OF SUGAR IOYS
he has an cxhaustless variety.
FIRE WORKS,
of all kinds, such Rockets to empty your Pock-
etc, Fire Crackers for Small Bush Whac kcrs Spirsl
Ma6icas to pop the Radicals, Torpcd0cs 10 Kill
Musqultos, and Double Headed Dutchmen to do
whatyOu please with Also, full supply of
ORANGES AND LEMONS,
and every other FRUIT suited to the season as we'll
as rich assortment Of NUTS, such as Almonds
Butter Nuts Fil5erts, English WaInuts SC
These articles have been selected with much care,
tastes of the people OF this community In order
secure your supply for Christmas, you had better
leave your orders at once, that you can be nc
commodatcd before the general rush sets in
And now, one and ALL
Give DUNN a call
DccP1Stcr I
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-One-fortieth of the whole population of
Belgium are engaged in the manufacture of
lace
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A COMPLETE STOCkl
RARE GOODS & GREAT BARGAIN

hAhS 0CODS % GSREAL RARGAINSi
IT RUSSELL g. CO., truly grateful for the gcnor
Gus support extended toward their house since
Its opening it, CharIesown, huIc been cncuura y cd
greatly to enlarge their general STOCK, specially
adapted to the present season hich embraces in
part the latest and best sclcCtc assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES; HATS AND CAPS,
ever before offered in the town Most of the Boots
aud Shoes, for Ladies, Gentlemen and Bows are
made to order, in the best shops OF Baltimore and
I'm aoetph1a' and warranted equal to eny that
be manufactured Prices Low, and all sizes, kind
FANCY MOTIONS,
VIC have rare an very choice selection cn,,racinp,
in part-Ladics' superior Cotton Hose, ChiIdrem's
Woollen and Cotton do, Gcntlcncn's arm Socks,
lin Gloves, Buck Gauntlets and Gloves. Misses
Worsted Hose, and Cotton and W 90 len do French
Corsetsn Pins, Needles, Combs, &c, with other ar.
tclcs too numerous to particuIarlzc. The assert
ment of frcsh choice aud cheap
CONFECTIONERY, FRUI S, NUTS, &C.,
Almonds, FiIbcrts Palm Nuts, Finch Candics
and assorted american do, of all varieties. Lemon
Cakes, Tea Biscuit, etc. Several boxes of fresh
LEMONS also on hand: The
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
has in no wise been neglected and every article
needed for family consumption viii be found con-
SANITY on hand, and for sale low as cal be pro.
cured elsewhere in the county, motto is that
j" nI4ble sixPence is better than slow stilIing.''
thankful tor the kindnesses of the past we respect.
iuly solicit present call from our old friends and
'hS Pu2IG generally. T. & CO.
CharlCstOwn, Dec. IS, 1866.
GOOO COFFEE.
A PRIME article CT Government Java Coffee
IA Just received and for sale by
Jan. 6.ls67 TRUsSELL& CO.
Ii lDES WANTED.-We will nav the highest
i l market price for all kinds o. Hides
NOV ~ 1866. TRUSSELL + co.
EROSENE OLA superior Kerosene Oil for
IN salehy TRUSSELL & co,
7 ARD for sale by
Il TRUssELLS co.
DRESSED POULTRY will be taken at the high
H. est market price per 10. in exchan. f,r goods
OF C"Sh' TRUSSELL & CO.
T AIDES HIGH CUT CALF BOOTS for sale bv
u October y. TRUSSELL 4 co.
NTACKERCL for sale by
1f1 oct l6. TRCSSELI. & Co.
C1TY MADE BOOTS, for sale by
- Nov. 10 TRGSsELL & CO.
ROO BUSHELS BEANS WANTED W. IviIl
SOO pay the highest market price for White
Scans TECSSELL & co.
CITRON AND CURRENTS, for sale bv
~ Jan. %. TRUSSELL & CO.
TNEAS.-A prime article of English Rrcakfeet
Black Tea, Gunpowder and Imperial Teas for
sale by TRUSSELL g. CO.
CRACKER DUST, for sale by
- Feb. 8. TRUssELL CO.
FENIAN SMOKING TOBACCO, for salc by
- HSD' D. TRUSSELL co.
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STOVES AND ,TINwARE.
STOV S! SyOVEs!!
TTEWARE GTAUES ANN

TifWARE, STOVES, AND
SIEET-RON ESTABLISHMENT. =
ON MAIN STREET, CHAKLEsTowN.
TfNlE undersigned have Ina nd and n re- constant.
~ manufacturing al their Tinwarc, stove, and
Shcct-ir"n Establishment, in ClarICstown every
description #
CULINARY WARE,
uEuflly found in their line of business made oC H.
ocst material and by experienced workmCn. Tic
STOCK now IN their Ware Room, co.npriscs every
useful article knowrr-to the houscIsco Icr and any
article called Tor or any Smount OF Goods desired
can be turnshcd with dispatch.
Among t'ieir stock of Tin Ware may be found
BUCKETS of all siz cs COFFEE POTS Of the mos
Cake Screws. Cake Cuttcrs FLmr Boscs. patt1
Pans Pan, Of various patterns. Basins, Clnmbc, ware.
PIch"rs. Aicnsui Of all szcs. nd Pointed Toilet
Ware. Their stock of
SHEET-IROE WIRE,
comprise every article in tho Culinary and Housc-
Keeping department Their STOCK Of
"a t q " O -
emil races every variety Of WOOD and COAL
STOVES, al opg which may be found the follow.
Virginia Star. sizes for Coal Old d r.nio1 .
sizes, for Wood. Noble Cook 3 sizes, ior coal or
Wood Extension top Mt Vernon; winonn 2
size, for Wood Nine Plate Stoves tor wood--plnir1
and boiler top; Defiance Eing sizcs Sro,cb,nn,,
Cook, sizes Cottsgcr, ziztE. Coal; ycsn,r S,ar
Sizes Coal; Grecian Capital. sizes Coal; Ral
Wood Laura. 1 sizes, WsoI Also. P.rIor Si IS
Cottagcr and Franklin. n II sizes
Posse ssing every facility known TO the business
iy are prepared T. execute with tic DTuIlp
ness, all kinds Of P
BUILDING AND JOB WORK,
Tin Roofing, linking and Spou:ing done to order
and in the bcEt manner.
Merchants dcsr4uz of REF enis hing their stock oC
lin or Sheet Iron Ware, Will find it 10 their advaT-
tagc TO deal with them. They will mike a liberal
discount to mcrCla hIs when articles are bought nv
the quantity They will hlso take in exchange for
Tin Ware. Rags, Becsrax, Wool. Shecpzkins. Beef
Iii r. Old Copper, Old Brsss am Pewter.
Thankful for past favors nd with determine ton
10 tue increasing Patro Of the community
we respectfully solicit call from all Who desire
purchasing any article in line Of business
Terms are such cannot ia to please
Oct 2 1876. MILLER & SMITH
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THE NEW CONFECTIONERY

IN FULL BLAST!
I AM pleased to announce to the citizens of this
town, and the community generally, tho arrival
Of OH my y, stock of CONFECTIONERY. My store is
French and Domestic Candy, Foreign and
Domestic Fruit, Cakes, Mus, &c.
Indeed, everything usually kept in first class Con-
teGtionery establishments. Call and see for YOUR
selves. Orders promptly filled. Weddings and
Parties supplied at short notice.
Nov q, 1866. GUSTAV BROWN
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CISTERN PUMPS

RLACKSMlTH'9 Drills. Curry Combs, Horse
Dec. %. RANSOM & DI-EE
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DATENT Swing Lid Tea Kettles, all sizes, 70,
safe by RANSOM & DUKE
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NEW JEwELRY STORE.

'5NHE subscriber would most respectfully an
nouncc to the citizens of Charcstuwn and vi
Clnlty, that he has opened splendid ass OrLmcnt
OF Watches and Jcwclry, including, in part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Of various grades, all of which will be warranted as
represented; also Jewelry of all kinds such as
GOLD SEITS, EAR RINGS. FINGER RINGS
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
in variety and in fact every thing usually kept in
store Of the kind would also announce that ]
have secured the services OF a competent workman
on watches aud repairing jcwoiry, 30 that all who
may want anything douc in the line of r:paring OF
watches, clocks or jcwclry, may rely upon having.
II done IN the most woI kmanlikc style and all
work Will be warranted as represented. / would
therefore ask call, determined to suit
pun chusers and please all who may be disposed to
MClntyrc and RaIIston.
Sept. 4, lSG6.-Iy J., DISKLE.
ENGRAVING neatly doue by L. DINKLE. a, his
II Jewelry Store opposite the Bank orc. 30
SILVER PLATED CAsToAs, of all decorations
- gotten up by l.. DINKIE
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER PLATED CAKE BAs.
- hEl' Tor sale low by l.. DINKLE.!tEe
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2O0 FEET WOODEN TUBING for Chain
cN'O Pumps, also Pump Chain just Sccc1vcC by
Nov. 90 1866. RANSOM &, DITLL
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i)ATENT Illus king Peg new invention. great.
ly superior to the old husking peg for sale by
Dec. % RANS6E 4 DI-EE