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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09
HOLIDAYS
Improved Comnosition Roofing.
Enos Howard, Attachment at Law
rs. in the Circuit Court
Noah B: Trimble and of Ohio County,
j. H. McConn. West Va.

'ENHE OIL CT DE THIS SUIT IS
i to recover of the said Trimble, as well as Of
the said MeConn, one hundred and eighty five
from the sd day of November, 1857, and for
this purpose to attach the legacy given by the
late John Maxwell, to the now deceased wife Of
said Trimble.
And it appearing from an affidavit fled in
the cause, that said Noah B. Trimble Is not
resident Of this State, notice Is hereby given
to the said Trimble, that he is required TO
appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication of this order and due
posting thereof, and do what he may deem
necessary TO defend and protect bis interest in
the premises
A copy.
Teste: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG,
u. JACOB, Atty for PIE Clerk.
je2S-o WIT
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West Va. Religious Book House,

ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT
" the lowest rates, a well selected stock of
Theological, Miscellaneous Sunday School and
Juvenile Books. Also full assortment OF Sta.
tionery, School Books, &c. Particular attention
paid to the selection Of Sunday School Libraries
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Address
may14 GEO. ". Sr0NER, Local Agent
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HOTELS.
PembertOn House ReOpened.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR
i chased and thoroughly renovated and newly
furnished this old popular House, ON Water St,
he Is now prepared 10 entertain the public in
the best manner No effort will be spared to
make his guests comfortable.
apr0-ly LOUIS LINGAMAN.
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GRAND PICNIC.

THE GERMAN 4 URNE Rs' AssO.
i citation of Wheeling will hold their 18th
Anniversary Festival and Picnic on Wednesday,
July 10th, in Seeleys Orchard on the upper part
of Wheeling Island, mot on Chapline's Hin as
formerly Tesolved) All who can appreciate
German social recreation are respectfully invited
to attend. Gymnastic exercise, music and ether
performances will be served all day to amuse
young and old. A Grand Ball at Washington
Hall in the evening viii close the festivities.
jys3t THE COMMITTEE.
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FOUND.

ON SATURDAY, ON THE PIKE, BE.
Otween wheeling and Fulton, boys coat,
which the owner can have by proving property
and paying charges. Call at tho store Of Messrs.
Berger & Hoffman, Main St. Wheeling.
iuly9-3t a--a Yea
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SWAMI HOUSE,

PARKERSBURG, w. VA,
THE ONLY FIRST CLASS HO.
L TEL in the city, and the most conveniently
located as to the Railroad Depot and Steamboat
Landing This House has been recently en-.
larged and newly fitted up. Water is drawn
from the Ohio River by Steam suction forced in
u tank OH top of the building, from which the
House is supplied with PURE SOFT WATER.
1t is heated throughout with steam, and all the
modern improvements attached.
Bills MODERATE and attention THOROUGH.
mari4ly j. VIM. DENT. Proprietor.
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House for Sale.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE ON
4 John street containing rooms beside attic,
bath room, pantry, two halls and stairways,
double porch. Gas throughout. Brick Stable
and Coal House on the alley in the rear.
iuly9-it ). G. STEVENS.
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WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
July LIST, 1867. )
The Directors Of this Institution have declared
dividend Of ten (l0l per cent, ont Of the earn.
ings for the past ak months, free Of State and
Federal taX-payable to the stockholders or their
legal representatives, on demand.
=. ... A. e. QUARTER,
tuly2lw Treasurer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-09

u,HK MEMBERS OF The BEES
i thoven Society are requested to meet a.
their Hall this Tuesday, evening at 8 O'Clock
A cordial Invitation Is also extended to the
friends of the society.
iulye.it NJ. A. CHANDLER, Secy.
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DR0OMS,
ID 100 dozen large and medium fancy broons
ust received, an Sfor sale bv u. REILLY,
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Prices from 500 to $1,000.

These beautiful instruments are unanimously
acknowledged by the musical profession to pos.
sess the most perfect mechanism and purest
quality Of tone of any instrument manufactured
in this country. For illustrated price list, call
at the Book Store, or address
GEO. w. ST0NER, Agent.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-10-19
From hs Ldseasi,r Pa EsamiH,v.
B'tsOm SfeiOei's House at !N1nheiI,,

Baron Steigcl, Que Of the first settlers Of Man.
helm, this county, was famous parsonage in
his day. and his romantic life has been the theme
Of many ireside story among the older residents
Ia Frank lcslics Illustrated News for October
9TH, u an engraving giving a view Of his recep-
ton room which, even 10 this day. 10 a grea, Gu
riosiiy io visitors. The house built by the Ia.
ron, aud in which he resided, is now owned aud
occupied by Mr.. Ilenry Arndi. liisa two story
substantial brick, and bids fair to last another
century. The following brief history Of the house
aud its original possessor accompanies the illus-
ira,on ia the illustrated News This reception
room is in the old mansion house which was
built ia the year TG2, by irnit William Steigel,
tBaron Won Sicigel) who came To Pennsylvania
from Maahcim. Germany, about the year 1860
AMI -,tlel here and called the settlement after
his native place. Mannheim II is now n borough
OF 900 inhabitants, situated on tue Reading aud
Columbia Railroad, eleven miles northwest from
Lancaster, aud is surrounded by a rich aud pop
ulsus couu'ry. The Baron imported the bricks
Of which the house Is built, from England Some
tim" after his arrival he commenced the manu-
faciure Of window glass and earthenware, some
OF which j. still ~ existence and Afterwards en-.
gagei extensively in the manufacture Of iron. -
DuFin. the struggle for Independence in seven
teen hundred aud seventy six, the Baron took
sides with the crown. aad the house became IA.
yoriic resort ior British officers, among whom
dutng the occupation Of Philadelphia, Generals
Howe anl Clinton are mentioned as having been
the no'i frcquen, visitors. The Baron had
brass band stationed at the house. aud all the
luVurics that wealth could procure we're q, the
command Of his guests Ills son raised. and eqnip.
Iel a company OF soldiers. which he dedi.
Gated Ia the service of King George. gold
watch said Ia have been bartered by him for an
tn feel his men WITH 10 still in the possession
OF the family with whom he made the exchange.
AfleT the final establishment Of American lnde-
Iendencr, the Baron's fortunes began 10 wane,
and his estate passed into the hands Of strangers
piece meal aud he died some sixty years since In the
country poor house q, Harrisburg. a pauper.-
The house ii>clf has undergone but few changes
during the los years Of he existence the ancient
woodwork and doors, with their antique fasien-
ings. ARE unquestionably original. but the great
rs, curiosity, perhaps, is the reception room.
which Ia hung with tapestry, gorgeous in color,
and in an excellent state Of preservation, repre-
seniiug an equestrian hawking party Of life-sized
figures The antique aud curiously wrought
massive crilings cut in blocks Of yellow pine,
hclokcn the expense and labor bestowed upon
the dwelling. liver the old fashioned fireplace
are square plates Of deli set in cement, represent.
ing lan1fcanes
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Co"HscIiinD 4 UTsiOWcr.

4 widOwcr, something over hfiy years Of age,
three months after the loss Of his wife, thought
to assuagc his grief by taking 10 himself new
conIaniOn-a comely young woman Of twenty
four. Int being Jealous member Of church,
he was anxiousiO secure the approval OF his breh-
ren before taking the step. For this purpose he
called upon the senior deacon, a man of expert
ence and pety, and shrcwd observer OF man
kind, TO learn his views Of the matter. Deacon,
said he, ~ have come io ask advice OF very
important subject, am contemplating marrying
again DO you think there would BE- anything
out of the way in 1t p why, il Is not wrong
% marry" answered the good man ''buI IL
seems TO me that It would strike your acquain-
ianceS As rather hasy for you 10 enter that state
40 soon after the loss Of your excellent wife.
"But, said his caller, II should do /, under
scnse Of duty" That might alter the case,
admit, replied the deacon "but what makes
you feel u your duty TO get married p ~ think
should be moro useful. You see ! have pay.
ing business, and comfortable, Well-furnshed
house and as therefore can give some one
good home, IL appears 10 me ought lo dn 50.
May inquire IL you have ans one in view
Yes Miss " Bot she has homenoN,
has she not ?"--"why, yes And she is in
easy circumstances 20 concluded the deacon, with
peculiar twinkle Of the eye $50 far the marry
ing is concerned considering your motive, I do
not know but Il would he well for you again Io
change your condition The only feature Of the
ease that can see 10 he open 20 criticism is the
choice you have made IL a bride As you pur.
pose marrying simply ,o he useful by giving SOME
one home, II would therefore be consistent only
for you 10 select some one who needs such =
charity. Now, there Is Aunt l., example, a
most worthy woman, but poor and in'irm, aud
much older than Yourself She needs some one
iu take care Of her aud her drpenden; children.
Make her the oiIrf ~ your hAad, and having thus
done your dut! a. This j. all YOU aim at ia
martiage-your oAn conscience will be satisfied.
aud don ihink your brclhrea will complain
The usefully inclined wiiowcr left in u dejecir,
frame ofmind, and /; may he work OF supcreroga-
iion 10 add that BE- did no, take the deacon al.
vi,e
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Looking back to the awful days when the coun.
tfy turkcd In the ihrocs OF threatened dissolution
and contrasting them with our present situation,
We have great cause for congratnlalion from
every quarter he news Of progress s cncoufag-
ing. that the country eau facilitate itself that
might Is passed and Joy comeih with the morn.
ing From the West the news s especially en-
couraging. \ Chicago paper alluding 10 the i'm.
mense increase Of trade there, says that ''the ad-
vent Of the new crop has had a rrviving influence
upon trade. The manufacturing establishment
having recovered FROM the eight hour panic
have all the work they eau do, employing more
men than they ever bad before, and filling orders
largely 10 excess Of former years"
The railroads running into all The western cities
are crowded with an immense grain traffic, and
the shipping Of the lakes Is taxed 90 its utmost
capacity. The good prices which the iarin,rs are
getting, induce them TO bring In their crops rapid,
aud 10 purchase fccly, aud 50 all branches Ofex.
change are beginning 10 buzz with iteshcn,d lite
At Milwaukee last week The wheat receipts ayrfa.
gcd over 100, O0O bushels per day. THIS IL ffy
per cent, NOR than Ia the same period last year
During the week ending on the 18th COL emi.
grants passed through Columbus, Ohio. 10 settle
in ohio. Missouri Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky,
Wisconsin, Indiana, Tennessee, Minnesota aud
Nebraska, aud IN every other quarter Of the
interior Of the seaboatd aud western and soulhern
States tie immigrants arr steadily arriving, and
showing that anolher year viii he made more
productive than lhe current. And going 70 The
eastern States, We find ihal HA|A& IIInfn1 100,
O0O tons Of hay worth Si5 ~ '0N. With torn
crop Of 3no, O00 bustlels, 700. D0o o. NAfley, 2
0o0 000 ~ oats, aud . Iaa1qf amounI N4 IFuIl aud
potaloss than last year. Other nsar States make
= somewhat similar return. - PA''1I1t piVaisA
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UrEaA GLASS ASSoYAxcEs. Opera glasses are
hs much misplaced In the hands Of impudeni
people as are firearms In the hands Of fools -
Aud yet Il would almost seem that no one pos.
sesses an opera glass who is not inipudent. II is
bad enough to be stared at with the naked
eye, but when one brazenly brings 10 bear on
YOU AN opera glass II u unendurable. Nowell.hred
person docs II, however, and thai issome consoa-
lion Il Is done only by ihosc oversioeked with
iupudrncc. A friend Of nine a few evenings
since, at one of our places Of amusement, adop,-
td an expcdicat 10 protect his wife, sitting by
his side, from one ofthess impudent botes, which
proved eileciud. On the other side Of tho house
"a, an eiIcminatc looking young man, more gaud.
ily than tasiefnlly dressed, with an opera glass,
which, after surveying the audience aud select.
ing some lady, he would clap 10 his eyes aud
stare .; heF sof Minutes lle finally brought his
glass to bear on my friends wife, who, noticing
this action, became quite uneasy and nervous
Finally my friend took the card with tue word
s"taken printed ON H. which be found ON his
sel anl held u up directly in front Of his wife.
The h0or looked moment longer-and but q
moment, aud then he turned his gaze elsewhere
Those IN the Immediate vicinity saw the action
and enjoyed !, greatly. BoOr, however, finding
that lady was taken. " sought others, and H.
bored assidaously with his glass all the evening,
giving no attention whatever 10 the performance
~ 4. CsmmGrcial
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goetrp.
CEMETERr or rnE mrIRr.

- noss
In the lone aud silent grave yam.
Ger the stiii and pulseiess dead
stand the snow white blorks af ftRathl-
Ateaeh siisnt sleepet's head
hearing thoughts aud dear memrnio.
az the loved ones resting thefr.
Words perhaps that last were sIakeh
Fragments of dying prayer
Rank aud nle the white forms standing.
Guard a. sentrics round the dealt,
Aud when mid nj rht broo'ls IN silrne.'
fiil the Rloom with phantom. dfrai
Thus the hearts LONE rrmetr,
whrrr the I.rFishsd haI-es ar iad
iieaFs an shafts IT i'aFian marble
Lines II ilEht that never f,d,
II-r- a ro.y dream II anlh time
Here y lave. anL hrre . iut
Here thought "f hfightss iutdu.
hrOkrn ~ a ciiili.h too
llrF. arr feelings puw and .ta,ni-..
A. the rrt stalls un thr snua.
lirn arr lanEiugs ius sutnr iair nn''.
Whose bright eyes III" diamond. Hos
Here are hurled childhood lancirs.
And beside them hope. naturr
bright dcsires. luvca anil Isassiuus.
M arr buried base and Purr
T,s thr grave yard Il aicriiou..
ln the VALLEY of the lrArt.
Whrr" remembrance fondiy inyrrs
TIN The burning tear drnps start
Aud when life u all a ruin.
Aud the heart !. IN dccay,
And the trailing IVY tWininr.
oeT zach column finds ~ way
Then lsciicction loves to Nan,irr.
Ia this grave yaTd of the la.t,
And there rrst among the shadow.
from the marble columns cast
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EEtf ENT.fTE ER"k EKN
1Ni ,.'TtoN NULE~
:. lr ,sH's N'..'. Hiu,..... ~
H. .ta'e a. iuriir .ai. r,al I.t.i. at iri,a At.
'Ai' '''.sl."f' 't,ta tit.p Auriinnru,i Ad,rr
it.ii As .ni- f..i mati jsaluai
~ Al f"i riA tIt'a Hs f'r .ll' tl.,fti.', siAii.
iu uur Toad. journal
) lt"rsr"N. g inl'iisu- Attorney ai Law ior q
nani,t u Star. aill attend Co. tus - arn au,l other
h''tn"s. entrusted t"oHr' 'ln. N"s -. tf 90
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Reol Estate agents and Con-
UeydRcers.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON ! MARrENFT.
SURVEYOR AND PUBLISHER OF THE MAP
OF MARYLAND,

w MAXI LAND,
No SssiA Sfr,si. BniiimoTs. VI
kshtcn !ears At surtc ins In Baltimore aud Ncin.
y seven ycars Nth tie City Surveyor still attends
promptly To- SURVEYS of AL KINDS, laying out of
str,-is sud "ts in Baltmorr city locating Country
Seat. Surveying Celebrating. ni l,linE aud Mapping
of fartas E.iatrs. ~.
lat tug during the pa. ten surveyed thr cuun
ties 1T thr STATE. aud Published numerous COT NrI
NArS and hatihs ft,suils completed aud I'ubli.hrd
hi. iars" new Mar and NfiAS ~ MARYLAND, he
la. ins rstahiislirda
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
i"r the pgu.ycutnn ~ that hu .inrss In al n. branch
VIII furchas~. ssii. ENchangr aud Irasr. on
mi-.i"u Houses aid lots 10 baltimore city aud Coun
y Sra.. Farms. Plantation. Min-rai aud oih,r Lands
iu tlia tuunties 81 MARY
IT, cities 'is tut"gh atuaintanc y itlt the Itl aud
meet lsaft. "f thr stat 20 Mnfy yiand. through the r
ftf, tninuri rNileuc IN mrndateu 81 his IA
etir. and ads antags ftr this hasnrss. has the ons
fIii .rti II large Map 90 MarS land Cnuntics.
VIII iAa" extensive carte isn,i,," Nith Real Lsiair
Ageuts tn ihr "thrt citr uithroug ghnnt The niun
Send fpf ttfraiats Sc
foH sALf. UtRTENITN y LtRsK NEW var
iNp .tTLtN ar WtHILi.ND lths aniy I-tlsct
Map - tr - .t,r Ilhii "a inrlr. lnnr. 1T
siu s''t 90. sitHT .l, N.. large tnunt, N,ts. i
several t,iufi,. and -'t Ga. - lii ihr I"iuti-.
r,l'fei iu Eir,ii'n H. tist f.. ssui. iud u ~ rish
Npfit ". t~Gr l
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DENJAMIN y. PAYNE.

EEii FiTE ENP ~ u
cas- EIIN err,
oa- .>r...H.' b.. .iy-,a. 'iH,' Hs.,.
."a."NrnNs vb
hEEh~. LLt>ts. Willis. IuKr"E.ks. TIl Is ~
sal. Assirun~nt.. AZ. puI..ltd with arrurar, aud
H. slA''l N." sNau,inainu - Ttl, titt county
t"E SALL -LtrNTY FIVE FARMS
80 Ht.tin"t~ .td il4iiilt ,uantie.. f,uin
luudrtd Actv-. 90 l'llr's ii.tu siau i si.ttD
BtrEEfNsi ..- Etif,mnft lion Judge Gii'.. u
Gittng.. f..i Hrrf.r'i e. Hon Judge rticr. u
Archer. Pa Gtria Hon Judge Emory. u
Il H"arman. -. SeIi L.. i>isi I'll
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4 (sflslfl .InLe.

Many years ago, when church organs irsi came
into use, a worthy old clergyman was pastor Of
church where they had just purchased an or.
gan. Not tar from the church was a large town
Isssinrr, where great many cattle grazed, and
among thema large bull. One hot Sabbath In
the summer Mr. BULL came up near the church
grazing, and jus, ~ the Rev. Mr.. u. was in the
midst oi his sermon " boo woo-woo went the
bull.
The parson paused, looking up at the singing
.cais, aud with a grave lace said
I would thank the musicians not TO tune their
instruments during service. IL annoys me very
much
The people stared aud the minister wen, ON.
'IIoo w"n.woo, went lL- hull again. ~ he
drew ~ little nearer io the church.
The pars1n paused again, aud addressed The
choir
4 really wish the singers would no, tune their
instruments while am preaching.
The congregation Uttered, for they knew what
the real cansc of this disturbance was.
The parson went on again, aud he had just
about starting good, when boo woo-woO came
from the bull
The minister paused once more aud exclaimed
u have twice requested the musicians 10 the
gallery not Ia tune their instruments during the
sermon J nov particularly rcquest Mr.. ~
that he will not tune his double base organ while
am preaching
agiairl AZ ilir idea Of speaking out In church.
ani siammrrrd uqt
II is-isn'i me parson t.; it--iiis thaid
-----town hull
80 Duriup the late bathing SEASON, pouI,.
Gus individual walked up 10 the Office Of a sea-
side hotel, ani with considerable flourish, sign.
gl the book aud in loud voice exclaimed, "im
Lieutenant Governor af -.------." " That docsn' Z
make any difference" says the landlord. you'l
be- treated just as well a. the others
szA- \ young man was frequently CAUTIONED
BY his father 10 vote for 81 measures, not men "
IT, protuisr, 10 do ~. and soon after received n
bonus Io vote for "a Mr. Peek His father aston
ishsd at biz voting for man who was deemed oh.
lectionabe. inquired his reasons ior doing go
Surel,. father, said the youth, you told me Ia
vote Tor seasWrors aud " P,el 10 not . measure
| don know what 10
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q !SLcfch OJ' he H1ii0HS.

pRAwS WITH FHEE rENciL Mark Twain
who was in Iial, during the month Of July, gi,..
his impressions Of that country and it, inhabi-
ianis in a recent letter to the Tr,im from which
We quote a couple - paragraphs. TO Wit
This Is the vilrsi nest OF dirt. vermn aud
ignorance, We have 60, into vet. excep, that
African perdition they cali Tanger which is just
like H. The people here live in alleys two yard
wide. II Is lucky the alleys are not wide h,causc
they bold rs much smell now person rnn
stand and Of course. il they were wider the,
would hold more, aud then the people would
die. These ALLEYS are paved with stone and car
pcied with slush decaycd rags and dccompose'l
vegetable tops and remnants Of old boots, all
soaked in dish-waicr. and the people sit around
on stools and enjoy IL. They are indolcni as "a
general thing, aud ,e; have few pasiimcs. They
work two or three hours al \ time but not hard
and then they knock ~ and catch ficas. Tho
does not require talent h,causc ihrt only have iu
grab-if they d1u .ci tle snc ihes are after
they get another i a!l the sdmc 20 them
They are not particular They have no paf-
talites WhichevoF onc the, ge, is ia, onc the,
want. They have u'hgg kinds u ius. c's, lai /,
does not make isc,4 arrogant. Ths! ar' ,rf;
quiet, unpreiehdias people They have more "f
this kind Of thing 'lmn c'h"T commYni'iss, hui
they do not brig
They are vci' .ir Hs. 't,s, i,"i.t. .n 's,..
10 person, and i,.- ".'. .,t, -.' auyLnd,
with n clean shit' Cd. !; rto..,. ih'ir .curn Tl,.
women wash t''; i.,l. co.. llN ,i ihr puhiI,
fountains, but iA, .., pi..aDi. .un., TOD, ,l.r
or may be, th'. b'p. 'a. .ai O." Near ard
another 10 wash. i',ttsr fi', never Wrir ~,
that have ever t",u washed When 'hri cri
done washing. ll', - iu ,tr .rt- and uui.'.
their cubs. Al q. nu...a iL 'tNi', N',ri ia
have large fami i't' aat., "f.- 81 iiutr
and the Others ..f.,... r..ir iarA. ..rn.' tie
aui a. cd,
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TOll\ l.. HAMMOND.

REIL rs TE RR - a En-
)" = ..I'.a - B'f.n,r,
REAL L>TATfnf q! L.u,i- liousi.i aud Sold Money
10 Loan "a Mur;sa Gruuni Rent. Convey ancin :
promptly attended e. June -, 1867 -ly
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ID y" NHFFFflfi W'hI lhs'fIFH NF I1sf IIan WNE
putiAN
~ The CaioH has ID, largest circulation Of amy pa
Irr IN the county fact woTthy the attention oi III
Attti.sF. Ahdtrss.
'"NGNECkERs 4 CONNER. PuHIIsmIEs,
Towsuntoun. naitimarr Go, Nd.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
A GRIcULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber. Manufacturer aud Dealer in
AGRICU LTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS,
Informs his friends and the public IN general
that he i located in the City of Baltimorc. with
the necessary Tools and Machinery l"r the
manufacturing Of all kinds of
MACHINERY.
CASTINGS, AC..
Aud will guarantee 10 supply all order. t"r
them on the most reasonable terms. Among
the articles io be always obtained at my -
tablishment. maine IN part
PORTABLE STEAM INGINES,
SAW MILLS. GRIsT MILLS.
WATER WHEELS. Ac..
- Att sISIs:
Wheeler. Mrlick a Cos. Railway amd lLnt,
tinn Powers aud winnowcr.. Eaglr t,di"t.
Gins. Cotton aud Hay Pfr,srs. tin traf
Scgmcnis and Wing Guigr"u..
Grain Drills. Cider Mill, aud
Presses. Wine Prrsses hay
and stalk Cnti"r..
MOVING AND REApING MscmINrS.
FARM WAGONS CART.
rhnrns. Wheat Fans. C"rn Sh.ilci. earn ,nd
cob Mills. 80. S"ls Ag"nit'
Mudge's Celebrated Washing Machine.
Horton b"prW 4 ''"'-. Fi"~s aud Iasi,H..
W. Elli"tis Arr"mar Va PI"~s, N"fhik a.
Baltimore fl"~s. and q general a.."rm"ni -;
ALL KiNbs ~
Field and Garden Seeds.
Will FURSl>n Ia "kpEH
an kININ M ELETILIZE,.N
MANDATORY. MACHINE >nUi AM,
FOUNDRY
'DrH's Hy,rmaH aad Front .Sfrs,f.
DEPOT SEED STORE.
ll| h'I Pran street. ppyo.'h M'i'hy Ho".,
iolIN MAYHEE A.ist