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70 r SALE.

4 SPLENDID RESIDENCE AND FARM,
n situated within the corporate limits of the town of
containing eleven rooms all with frepaces; piazzas
attached % the first and second stories, with all the con-
veniences necessary to complete residence. The
grounds handsomely lad out with Evergreens Roses
&C., ind the vegetable garden very ample The oubuid
ings servants houses stables, &C., are all In complete
order The Farm consists of about fifty acres OF fine
planting land.
This property, now the residence Of Mrs NJ. NJ
Schwartz is offered for sale a reasonable price, and
accommodating terms for the purpose of division among
the heirs OF the late Geo. Parrott The entire furniture
OF the house and premises ny be purchased with the
property.
Address ". 8. WALKER,
n MOOD
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BARNWELL SENTINEL.

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI
Merchants and business try it for few months
mo risk no gain" Send your cards and lncrepsc
your trade this fall. There's nothing to equal Printer
ink-t has made many fortune.
Terms for the paper-S3 per annum, i'll advance
Advertisements inserted ut the rate OF 81 per square OF
twelve lines OF less for each insertion.
Cards Of ten lines less ut tho rata OF Sl0 for three
months.
Contracts by the year for six months allowing PRIV
ilepe of changing, on more favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON.
NoyeubcrlJ Pu5llsErl .nd s'roprletor1
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FHE =BESTf TONIC NOW N. .ISE!.!.
PUBLIC NOTICE. ..a.4.s,,,,i &.
: OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,

PUBLIC NOTICE. ~ -:
- -. -. " : OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
-. y ssA IL January 8, 1857.
lDuB1Ic NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TAATUNDER
T. the following Ordinance licenses have bean prepared
-. City Treasurer.
c;tu Council assembled, That from and after the alstay
of January Licences shall be taken ont for AZ
and wagons used for private and domestic In
the same manner and 70 sne d sa%e
driven flor hire except giving bonds Ard each such
cart dray wagon shan be provided WITH badge con-
tanning the aumber thereof and marked F1uate to be
placed on the outside Of the shaft. So.
SEC g. No person shall be takeriby the Treasurer as
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning
censes for carts drays wagons and other carriages nm
SEC s. The following shan hereafter be the RATES for
licenses for public and private dlsys Sc
be free nom other taxation: u
PUBLIC CARTS, DaAYs, ETC., Oh T1osE EspIoYRD n AHX
BUSINESS WHATEVER, FOB HIRE DIRECTOR ND1REoT:J-
For every cart Gray or wagon, drawn by one horse OF
mule, $40. ilss:tS :l!.l5SS l.:-ElS
For cart dray OF wagon drawn BY two horses or
For eysry hack and carriage With two wheels; $40
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $4
For every stage or omnibus Except line onribusb
with two horses s60 @ z;;.s.ss . !s.. Z:
drawn by four horses, $50. =. Sfs,'f
For every truck drawn by two or more horses mules
For every express wagon drawn by more horses
or mules, $50. .s.zs...s-y
DREAD' cARrs AND PRIVATE oARTs, DRAYs, ETct .
For every bread cart or wagon, S..
For every cart dray wagon used for private or do
meshc purposes, and not 20 be employed ID the trans
porting of goods wares, merchandise lumber, or any
ohe1 commodity, for compensation, either directly or
indirectly for the same shall pay for license the sum OF
49, exclusive OF the horse or mule
Ratifed in City Council, this 18th day Of January
H. 81 In the year Of Lord thousand eight hun
''' @. aA1LLARD. Mayor.
By the May
January3 W. II. SMITH. clerk OF COUNCIL
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COPARTNE NERSk1PS.,
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.
yT,HE CopARTNERsHIP HITHERTO EXISTING Be
| TWEEN W. W. SHACkELFORD AND 8. s. FRASER
under the name Of SHACKELFORD FRASER, at
Charleston, and FRASER & SHACKELFORD, at George.
town. S. c., is This Day dissolved by mutual consent
", w. SHACKEIFORD will close the business OF the
Charleston frm and 8. s. FRASER that Of the George
town firm
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3 OAR DI N G.,

nRIyATE BOARDING.-A FEW BOARD
+ ERS can be accommodated at No. 80 KING STREET,
east side, near Broad few Day Boarders can DO ac-
commodated January 81
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| O S T..
SADDLES, HARNESS, ETC.

JOHN OGzaEN's SADDLERY ESTABLISH
MENT
TTAs BEEN REMOVED FROM THE LOWER FLOOR
III to the second hoor corner Meeting and aasel
Streets entrance on Hasel street. next door to the Post
Office. have on hand fine assortment Of SADDLES
AND HARNESS Of every description. These articles are
tory to those who desrous of purchasing anything In
that line. also have lot of MoCIi IiELLAN SADDLES,
newly fitted up, which will dispose Of tor low figure
REPAIRING as usual will be promptly attended to In
future, as it has been in the past. 8 April Ii
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MI EET l N G S..

YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.
A TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF THE COM
H. PANY, This Evening, at Market Hall, at 8 o'clock
precisely.
general attendance of the members Is desired, aa
business Of Importance will be submitted.
By order of the President ". ". HART,
April IL Secretary Y. A. s. f. E. Co.
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W. w sHaCKELFt,RD

w. w. SHACkELFORD
WILL CONTINUE THE FACTORAGE AND COM
w MISSION BUSINESS on his account ut
Charleston, and s. s. FRASER will do the same at
Georgetown, S. c.
Charleston lst Apri 1867. mWf April
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T-E3AS

THAT WE SELL ARE IMPORTED DIRECT By w. g..
CORWIN CO., and pass through no other bands, en-
abline us not only to WARRANT THEM AS PURE AND
UNADULTERATED but to soil at the following prices
FINEST YOUNG HYSON. - sOv!
FINE YOUNG HYSON.. bO % 70
FINEST GiJNPOWDER . =. Z. !. 81. g. ~ rs
rHnIcFsT ar ENafisH BREiKFAsT. Is
ENGTIsH BREAKFAST 80: j so
cI01CFST OOT ON(3 . 90
GfJ0ICE 0OTONG j so
We keep, also, supply Of cheaper grades good
quality of GREEN AND BLACK TEA, MIXED. at 81 90
per pound. -; -
&c.; PARCHED, &C.,; GROUND, &c.; OLD RIO, S5csi
The PARCHED COFFEE We represent 20 be- OF the
FIRST QUALITY, parched by us with great care
of these Coees, Green, Parched and Ground VIII con-
vince the consumer on that point ~ y
GENUINE MOCHA AND LAGUAYRA.e -
The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attended TO by
one Of the Managers Goods delivered TO all pars Of
supply Of GOSHEN DAIRY BUTTERi wn arrive on
Tuesday. az; 3nno s s kel.Eu
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CARD.

MIR EyERT E BEDFORD. THE MANAGER OF
thanks to the customers and patrons for their liberal
patronage and appreciation Of the quality goods pur
chased By m during the past It has been and
and a. we oaer for sale the frst quality OF an kinds
GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, ETC., we fatter ourselves
that with our facilities, can give general satsnct1on
to all. is5s;szz.5sI a,
WM. s1MONs, Esq. having been engaged to assist IN
tho management would be pleased to see his friends at
No 259 assuring them that all goods purchased are
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. ~ .54sz u.
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N1UNAN'S FARM, WEST END OF NUNAN
N STREET, TO RENT. Apply on the premises.
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r 0 R E N T.

gNO RENT, TWO OR THREE LARGE
i ROOMS in private family, with Piazza, Pantry
and Kitchen In pleasant location. Terms reasonable
to o suitable tennnt. Apply No. As CANhON, near
SMITH STREET April IL
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DRICK STABLE TO RENT.-A COMMO-
ID pIOUS BRICK STABLE. with accommodations
horses and vehicles, can be hred If applied for soon
Hor particulars apply on premises, No. % CHURCH
TRiSET west side 1,ear Trndd April II
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TO RENT OR FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
/ delightful RESIDENCE No. Ashley street. For
arHculars, address B. r.; Daily News Office.
5o1,r,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-26
POLITICAL.
TaELoVE LESSON.


Maggie, the mllkmaid, went down to the dingle,
D ~" t, the dingIe where daisies dripPed dew,
S. ing 6Se ss her gs Saed through
Oh. pretty white feet!
How they shonc through the dew drops they feared;
not to meet!
Maggie the milkmaid, went dowr. to the dingle,
Swinging her light little pail on her arm,
Calling the cnws through the mist of tho morning
Mover sweet robin had voice of such charm.
As FREQ from ali care t as the sun is from shade.
Maggie the milkmsid, is down in the diUgle,
Milking he cows wi'4l.a steady young and,
While the gay carols of birds in the bushes ~
Have some sweet meaning she don't understand.
''oh. what do they sing,
Each bird to the other, this heart gladdehtng
spring."
Oh how the little birds laughed when they heard
..I RHss5Pi9 a 50 50 ssuet!y out of Der nest,
So hnir'yet SO simple 0E maid for our guestf
Love ID LIES sweetness, 80 song IS love laden ?"
Then out of pity tho birds gan to sing to her.
Ailin chorus as loud as It could be,
Such trillings, such warblngs, such carols aud
That the air trembled with wild melody,
And each little bird,
Erom its heart to the tips of its feathers seemed
stirred.
,rThnughtfulIy PPising her foaming pail.
While the warm sunlight. that played with her
Made her the Ioveiest flower IN the vale
But to her young heart
Came new thought that morn, all too sweet to
depart
Next spring. when Maggie went down to tho din
Down to the dingle through dew laden clover
Some one went with her to hear the sweet sing
ing,
And little bird whispered me news of lover,
And oh, with what glcc
The bin DIS sang around them 5 loud as could bel
Well, Maggie knew
Their wondrous sweet meaning that thrilled her
heart through
All, we'll, gentle maiden,
Love is LIES sweetness, SO song is love laden.
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responsible to the United States for that sum.
The COMMITTEES conclude their report by
saying that the banks have no claim to the
100000 now on deposit in the United States
treasury, but should be held liable for the
$4,000 retained by the banks from the
$500, 600 and for the checks they DESTROYED
for $4,000; the actual amount of coin they
saved by the Strother fund, S25, 600, and
the balance taken by the robbers and not re-
stored. The banks owned no bullion. No
part of the $780, 900 loaned to the Confed>
crate government was in bullion vet part of
this $4,000 is in 81 pieces Of bullion,
evidently taken early in the rebellion from
the United States minis at Charlotte and
Dahlonega
The committee then give the resolution
reported in proceedings ef Congress.
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Looking at the Bright Side.

Here is letter from wife in NIassacbu-
sets to her husband in California. She don't
intend going through the world with the
My dear husband-As it is now some
time since you left for California, suppose
you would be glad to hear how we are getting
along in your absence. l am happy to saw
we are enjoying very good health on the
whole. Just at present two Of the BOYS have
got the smallpox; Amanda Jane has got the
tyPhus fever; Samuel got hooked by a COW
the other day, AM little Peter has lust
chopped off three Of his fingers with hatch
ct It's mercy he did not chop then, all
oil. With these trifing exceptions, we are
all we'll and getting along nicely.
You needn't be at all anxious about Ms,
almost forgot t. say that Sarah Matilda eloped
last week with tin peddcr. Poor girl !
Shes been waiting for chance and I'm glad
she's married at last. She needn't have ia
Ken the trouble to elope though, for I'm sure
was glad enough to have her go. She was
great eater, and l fnd baked beans don't 60
OFT near so fast as they did The way that
girl would dip into pork and beans was
caution to the rest of the family. The COW
took it into her head to run away. which was
very fortunate [ am sure, for the barn caught
hire last night and was consumed. was in
hopes that the house would go too, for it's
inconven'ent; but the wind was the wrong
way, so it didn't receive much injury. Some
boys broke into the orchard the other dav
and stripped all the fruit trees l am very
glad OF 1t, for if they hadn't. | presume the
children would have made themselves ill.
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UNION PIANO-FORTE C5IP3N
CHARTERED JANUARY, 1866.


WE are nov prepared at our NEW FACTORY,
w corner of TENTH AVENUE and THIRTY
SlAIH STREET, to turn out 50 PIANOS per week
from our Splendid New Scalcs-whiCh are pro-
fuLSquare Piano that has ever been brought before
the public: There is Piano made that W II stand
Tune like them.
No. 81 Octave, front Round Cor
ners, Plain Case, Octagon legs, $500 to $50
most Octave, front Round Cor
no -7Octavc -four large Round Cor
ners, with Carved Legs, &c.. 8 500 to $500
that the public want dcmt nds
GOOD SUBSTANTIAL
7-OctaVe Pianu-Forte.
Embracing all the MOdcrn Improvcments-such as
4 Rose,COod Case, French Grand action.
Harp PeCla!. Full Iron Frame, Ovcr-
strung Bass, &C.,
AT PRICES WITHIN TIE MEANS OF ALL
Now offer such an Instrument at a price lower than
any other reliable Mandatory.
Ihcse Pianosarc made of the best mate rials with
great care, and by the most skiltul wORKNIEN;
selected from the best Factories this nd the oh
countries, and fully warranted md in any eli
maze and to give as good satisfaction any Pianos
sold tor On. THOUSAND DOLLARS
OURTERNIS ARR. n EFT CASH, CITY Funds
for by adopting such terms arc enabled to sell
at low prices.
An Orders must be sent direct to the Fac
tory, corner of 10Th Avenue and Both Street, as we
our customers from paying for costly snowy ware
rooms, which expense the purchaser always ha 6 to
bear. We want 500 AG ESTS and TEACHERS to
introduce these SPLENDID NEW INSTRUMENTS
mall parta of the United States
NEIp YORK UNION PLANO-FORTE CO,
Con. 10TH AvESUEand 36Tm STREET, N Y.
SAMUEL FISK, Boston President.
j. p. HALE, N. Y, rrcas'r & Gcn'l a gent.
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- Mr.. Trumbull, in the Senate, on Satur,
day, asserted that he had no doubt that there
were Senators present who we're WORKING to
defeat the "Reconstructiop" bill, because thew
DID not intend to let the Southern States bocE.
thus incautously acknowledging the Justice
of a charge which has heretofore been So
strongly denied.
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BALTIMORE q ONO RAILROAD
RE-oPENED.
~
&lI
2&E2

\ sagain open for . NJ
FREIG HTS AND TRAVEb 2a4
The Cars and Machinery DESTROYED are being re
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK. with ali rc-
cent improvements; and g the Bridges aud T,aeEs
arc again IN Substantial Condition the well eaftta
reputa ion of this Rnat! for
SPEED. SECURITY AND COMFORT
VIII be more than sustained under the re orInD;,,s
ton OF its business " e+es
In addition to the unequNled attractions Of natt,
recent Troubles upon the Border, have associntsd
numerous points ON the Road, betwecn the Ohio.
RIVER and harpers Ferry, with painful but Instr l
CONNECTIONS
AZ the Ohio River, with Cleveland nne, pih .l,,,s,
Central Ohio. aud Marietta aud Cincinbati Rsiisf
roausj and through them with the whole Rajl,s,si
system ot the Northwest, Central W eat nd StifI
west Al H1TpCrs Ferry with the winchestere
TOAD. AT Washington Junction, with the Wash:
Ington braI.rh for Washington CITY and the Iorcr
6StS'naS AT Baltimore with seven daily (raius for
Philadelphia and New York 'o 'S'
IVY DOLLARS additional on Through Tickets
TO Baltimore or the Northern Cities give. thc r;r
HtEs o. risttiny WASHINGTON cry an ,oRt.' -
Ihls Is the ONLY ROUTE by which passen0crS
can procure through Tickets and thJot,cE CSerEs a.
WASHINGTO.> CITY " N"'e"' %
l.. Nj COLE, \ JOHN T. wJTSSIS 52
Genera Tiesst Agent Mister Of Transports.
June 5, 1866.
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TO TRAVELLERS
BALTIMORE & 0. R.R. CONPANY.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R.
TT NJ E BILE.

ThAlSs GOI.so wksr.
Ieavs ssSSSPers Ferry at 10 NJ aud S,P ST.
1 SSSnehendoah at d II A NJ and o. p MI
Leave heEes' Switch at 6 30 A N and i 10 p AZ i
i Ie.lSe 5 5IaS at IS A NJ and IS pm -
leave leave SharIestoWn at 6 81 \ NJ and sop NJ
Leave Sameron,s at 10 a N and / 20 p NJ ss S.
Leave summit Point at 35 a Mand 1 sSPNI
Leave Wadesville att 81 A NJ and , as 3 Al
Leave OPequOn Bridge at s o. A NJ and SiipNS
Leave Stephenson's at 81 A NJ and 81 p NJ tt an
arrive AZ T" inchcs'cr at s Is a NJ and IS P NJ
TRArSs GoISG EAST.
Leave WINCHESTER at 30 a NJ aud Bpm
Leave StePhenson's at - a NJ and 2 ST psi
Leave Ope9uOn Bridge at 9 81 NJ and , 10 p a.
Leave Summit Point 10 l9 A NJ and 3 80 phi
Leave Cameron at 10 - a NJ and 81 p NJ
Leave Charlestown at 10 SO A NJ and { n p NJ
Leave Halitow at 10 IL a NJ and I 10 p NJ
Leave Reyes Switch n 10 So ~ and ! n P[I
Leave Shenandoah at IL OF a NJ and I SO p NJ -
Arrive at HarPer's Ferry II Os A NJ ana 90 p NJ
January 10. 1861
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O3SOS1IE BANK BUILDING
A RLE STOw N, WEST VIRGINIA
MAJORITY of those who read newspapers. neve,
even give hasty glance at business advertise.
actually has choice variety of goods, which he Is
selling at the lowest Baltimore prices it hardly pays
him TO publish the iac' Therefore, have
UND
1t best to simply invite every body to call and ex.
anime my stock and prices before purchasing else
where AID to say but little in regard 10 NV abiiiTy
and def rmination to make 1t advantageous to
those who not
DEAD
to their own interests to- buy their Dry Gods
Made Clothing '4US
IN CHARLEs WIN.
at the BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
would respectfully reques, my frierds to give
Baltimore Price Store, opposite Bank Bo,ISina
November 81, 1866.
SILK and Cotton Ncttf, at =
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STOVES AND TINwARE.
STOVES! sToVEs!!
TINWARE, STOVES, AND
SHEET-RON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


ON MAIN STREET, cuAnLEsTOYN.
'TNnE undersigned have on ha nd and arccor.,on..
q " ahuIactuting at their Tinwarc Stove and
S 1 Establishment. in Charlesto~n. every
URINARY. WARE,
uSullly found in their line of business made oftbS
" , ~ Innrt'aI and by experienced workInGn Tho
useful article Known to the hotsekocp per. and sn{
can he furnished with dispatch. =
Among their stock of Tin Ware NAV he fonnd (,
BUCKETS oil all sizes COFFEE POTS ofChc most
Cake Screws Cake Cutters. FIear Boscs P",.
bans bans OF various patterns, Basins Chamber Ware
Ware. Their stock of
sHEET-IRoN WARE,
GSoin?rscs every article in the Culinary and House,
Keeping department Their stock of
- t q " q -
emf races every variety of WOOD and coal,
rs, az onS which may be fotnd the follow
Virginia Star. sizes for Coal, oldDominios,.
Wood Extension top Nit Vern6h Z Winona.
size5 for Wood Nine Plate Stoves fur S1oodYpiafn
and boiler top; Defiance King, sizes Scotclfnsil
Cook, sizes, Cotager, sizes Coal; vcspsT Star.
sizes, Coal; Grecian Capital 3 sizes Coal. IA
Wood Laura, sizes, WOOD Aiso. ParIor si 1877
CEItager and Franklin, all sizcs.'
, PosSessng every facility known to the business
ness, all kinds Of P'N"'P =
BUILDING AND JOB WORK.
Tin Roofing, linking and spouting done 70 6rdeh.
and III the beGt manner.
~ Merchants desirocs Of cplcrjshin their Ft,,e az
IttAor sheet iren W are will find il 10 their ady.
age to zeal !, with them They viii make liberal
Glscount 70 merGha nis when aFticles aee bought IN
the q:Inntty They Will diBOta kc IN exctaSs,Zs r.
M - = SVool, ShecpslEIns, Beef
III r., Old Copper, Old Bsasa and Pewter 49,
q. aanktul ier Past favors nd wit a REORGANIZATION
tlS eon'Insnt
5PsiIIs any article in our line Of busihetl
az Epgh as cannot fail 20 please
t.k.iSC6.. MILLER & SMITH
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= a firt resembles dipper attached to
hydrant Everybody is at liberty to drink
from it, but no one desires to take it away.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

'tNHE undersigned have entered into n Co Part
Il nership under the firm of STARRY e. LOCK
Tor the purpose of conducting the Produce Com:
mission and Forwarding Business at the Charles
To- IL DePot. ID STARRY
Jan. 10, 1867 mo I 0CE
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SETTLE UP! SETTLE up,

nUR customers we'll know that it is the bepir-
~ ming OF the New Year; and with it we are de-
term'ncd to close up our Books, and feel cumDelI.d
10 lusIst upon immediate settlement wetake this
method to inform those who know themselves in.
debted By open account, to come forward and SET.
tie up BY so doing time and expense will be
We shall begin the New Year with now enter.
PRISE and give our undivided attention to the L;1-
s'hess OF Manufacturing and Repairing
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
We employ none but the beet Mechanics and uzc
the best Material. The community can reIy upon
quick, neat and substantial work, and at prices tO
SUIT the tlmes. We are determined to do work a.
low as can be done in the County for CASH which
Will be required for ali transient custom
we VIII make to order IheAhing 1Eachirss and
H0LSe FoceTs of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS of
different kinds always IN hand, AMONGST IrbicJ,
will be found the cclcbrat ID three horse yinos,o.
two-horse do; the old fashioned thTce-horse bar,
shear; Met 'ormiCk do. for two and three horses
also, the three horse Page Plough; also an i'm,
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough.
FIough irons such as Shares. Coulters ShovSIs
(slnglS and doublc) Mould boards Of all kinds
open Kings. Open Links, sc Special attention
paid to Mill work in Steel and Iron. Turning and
have in operation our 40
FOUNDRY,
wnen VIC Will be able to furnish Castings of goo
fuaIty as low as cat be bought elsewhere.
All worE entrusted to Will be done with dis
6!ghest price paid in Cash Old IRON of ali kinds
Row. wETRICE Z, wEisT ' s %
Charlestown, Jan % 1857.
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CHARLEsTOWN,V VA.

RELIEVING that we have of the largest and
~ best select assOrtments of this class OF Goods
ever IN this VaIlcy-and that possess ADVANTAGES
which enable US 20 sell as low the Wholesale
Houses of Baltimore, therefore respectfully so.
clt your orders and hope, by diiigent to
the requirements of the Trade, merit continu-
ance of your patronage. Our stock consists If
IMPORTED & AMERICAN CUTLERY,
Door Plate. Screw Chest Trunk and Pad I,ocks.-
Strap, Hook. Butt Shutter and r Hir ges Screws:
Screw Spring and Chain Bolts. Files, kasps Braces
and Bits, Augurs, Chisels Levels Planes BeveIs
Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass and whip
Saws Hatchets, Hammers, Adzes, Axes, Com
passes, and Boring Machiae ADvils, Sledges Bel.
lows, Screw Plates, -yIses. Tire Denders' Screw
" W renGhcs; Drawing knives, Jack Screws, Forks,
Shovels Chains, Hames. r ,kcs, Briar and Grain
Scythes' Mill Scoops, Mattocks. Picks. Hoes, Bri-
die Bits, Buckles, Rings, Pad Trees, Tnrrcts Pos.
Hooks, Ornarnsnts. Spurs, Curbs. Coffin Trimmings
and Cabinet Hardware; TrnwcIs, PuIIeys Tape
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings: Nails
Spikes, Horse and Mule Shoes and Nails also Iron
OF all kinds; Brooms Brushes and Cordage.
Than kfui for past favors, respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods 'o''
DAVID HUMPHREYS & CO.
April 3, 1866. w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-03-26
j. IIICKEING & CO.'S
GREAT SALE OF WATCHES.

I'm The popular one price plan, giving every
~ patron handsome and reliable Watch for the
low price of TEN DOLLARS! without regard to
value and not to be paid for unless perfectly salts
factory!